The Golden One - Talking to Uberboyo： Master and Slave Morality. Christianity and Rome. Nietzsche. Irish and English.

00:00:00.000 we're back the greatest interview of all time i am pleased to welcome you all to this absolutely

00:00:25.920 great mate conversation with the divinely inspired uber boyo and we will talk a bit about

00:00:33.580 everything regarding nietzsche or perhaps not everything because it's a very big topic but

00:00:39.140 we'll get into some juicy stuff at least so very welcome to this um the fine channel steph thank

00:00:46.760 you very much my man i'm um delighted to be here and maybe we can uh set the foundation for i don't

00:00:52.120 know rebuilding the longboat army and seeing what we can do with that so this is good stuff the

00:00:55.760 nietzsche and longboat army might return yeah i think that's the only reasonable course of action

00:01:01.100 at this stage so i thought we could get straight into it i always like to sort of hear the origin

00:01:08.900 story of uh of commentators so what sort of brought you to your um your current worldview i suppose

00:01:17.420 nietzsche has been a big part of it so how did you get to how did you find nietzsche or how did

00:01:23.660 the spirit of nietzsche find you rather okay fantastic well i will dive into this now now i

00:01:29.560 may go on a bit of a tirade a bit of a rant so stop me if you want to pull up any questions or if

00:01:33.620 you want i like rant so it's all good go for it we're ready for i'm blazed out of my mind on coffee

00:01:38.140 so get ready so the origin story the best place to start is of course college because i think this

00:01:43.620 is such a profound theme when you think about it like what is the like you're you're a brilliant

00:01:48.300 channel you're you've got a brilliant brand because you're very orientated towards self-improvement

00:01:52.560 you've built yourself a fantastic physique and you are very positive and you're always very optimistic

00:01:57.420 and you're like lads look no matter what's going on in the world you need to take control of your

00:02:01.120 situation and there's things you can do in yourself and i actually really really like that i've always

00:02:04.440 liked your vibe because of this now um when i think back to my life i always had an instinct

00:02:09.820 inside of me that i knew i needed to improve you know like i think all guys have this on some level

00:02:13.920 and you feel like you know i'm not i'm not good enough i could be better there's things i could

00:02:17.640 do that is better now the purpose of the education system is to help you fulfill that potential on its

00:02:24.160 fundamental level like if you lived in ancient rome or ancient greece they would have brought you in

00:02:27.980 from a young age and taught you music and wrestling and turned you into a super warrior an intelligent

00:02:31.620 super warrior so you can be of service to the tribe and the state essentially now when i went to

00:02:36.780 college in ireland i go in and i i'm entering into the education system i'm a young dude i'm a

00:02:42.900 fucking dummy i don't really know what's going on i don't know how the world works and so i'm kind of

00:02:47.500 just going along with the plan an awful lot now in secondary school like i was going along with the

00:02:53.700 plan secondary school isn't so bad it was an awful lot of fun it was like you know hanging out with the

00:02:56.760 girls and making friends playing sports there was some education that was kind of boring like all this

00:03:01.960 but whatever about that that was generally okay it wasn't university high school was not that big

00:03:08.080 of a deal okay but university was something else so i remember getting into this and i studied

00:03:13.100 literature i studied english i studied um philosophy i studied music i studied sociology these are the

00:03:19.160 humanities the liberal arts you're hearing an awful lot about this stuff from america and of course like

00:03:22.760 people like jordan peterson so i go into these and i go in on my first couple of days

00:03:28.020 and i'm introduced to this sort of set of ideas and all these thinkers and all these books and i

00:03:33.000 keep hearing this sort of motif where i'm getting this idea that we need to criticize something called

00:03:38.680 the western canon now i have read some shakespeare because i had a fantastic english teacher and i knew

00:03:43.580 vaguely what this western canon was but i didn't really understand what it was at all but i was hearing

00:03:48.360 an awful lot of this and this is called actually critical theory you might you might recognize this

00:03:51.860 these days is critical race theory which is derivative now this is actually coming out of

00:03:56.200 deconstructionism post-modernism all these other things but basically this is this is the kind of

00:03:59.900 school of thought that's current in the colleges i enter in and all these professors are saying yeah

00:04:03.540 we must criticize this western canon and um we must deconstruct it and try to understand what was

00:04:08.580 happening with this and for example there's this guy called derrida and he was saying that the western

00:04:12.880 canon is phalogocentric which is really bad because it's male it's it's it's you know it swings his dick

00:04:18.260 around too much it's logocentric which means it's too logical it's got this stiff christian morality

00:04:23.180 inside of it and of course i'd hear all this stuff and you know the world we grow up and i'd be like

00:04:26.720 yeah those fucking stiff christians oh yeah you know this this male nonsense you know we gotta

00:04:30.580 we're in a different world now because a bit of a lib when i was younger and um then there's these

00:04:35.820 other things that are put in front of me so i get give the i get given the communist manifesto and i'm

00:04:40.300 told that i need to learn marxism so i can look into um the western canon and read the western canon

00:04:46.380 understand the implicit capitalist propaganda inside western canon and understand the way that marxism is inside

00:04:52.400 of it i go in and judith butler is presented to me this is the foundation of what we understand now

00:04:56.160 is queer theory and the idea that there's a heteronormative way you know like if you there's

00:05:01.280 a there's a way that society programs you to be foucault all of these characters you've heard about them

00:05:04.900 all people call this generally cultural marxism none of that conceptual stuff i understood it

00:05:09.380 understood at this time instead i was experiencing it very subjectively i go into the university and i'm

00:05:14.020 being told there's this bad thing that needs to be critiqued and it's very intellectual and

00:05:18.480 sophisticated sophisticated to critique it properly and something nothing intellectual with me but

00:05:24.580 something in my gut feels that there's something off with this i'm sitting there i'm trying to be

00:05:28.460 a diligent enough student i'm kind of taking some drugs every now and again and partying a bit too

00:05:31.880 much but generally speaking i'm being diligent i'm going in there i'm listening to these theories

00:05:37.520 but there's something in my gut that's saying this isn't helping me you know i'm going in here and

00:05:41.460 i'm having all these abstractions shoved down my throat none of these people are good writers

00:05:44.940 they're very abstract um heavy writers that uh use like an awful lot of conceptual jargon we can

00:05:51.200 maybe get into that later and it's just not it's it's not making me feel i have got no thumos you

00:05:56.700 know it's not like i'm i'm feeling the my energy levels go up instead i'm actually finding very

00:06:00.820 subtly there's stuff like you know the judith butler's blaming me blaming masculinity and i'm like

00:06:05.420 i'm a dude like why should i be reading this shit that's that's putting me down and stuff like this

00:06:09.140 and so i decide that all right i'm learning all theory and i'm not learning any skills i came in

00:06:14.880 here because i want to improve i want to become better i need skills and so i basically drop out

00:06:18.560 on this predicate that i i don't need theory this is just nothing but theory this is making me it's

00:06:23.720 turning me into a giant like big head intellectual like dexter but not making me any good so i drop

00:06:29.100 out and i pursue music i pursue public speaking i find like mentors in dublin to help me do this

00:06:34.240 stuff i just start to pay them and go to classes with them and stuff like this and i basically like

00:06:38.540 invent my own private education program for myself and it was very messy but it was me going in that

00:06:43.320 direction and out of that i i found nietzsche during that period in university and so as i was

00:06:50.680 dropping out i kind of said to myself there must be something to this theory stuff so i should read

00:06:54.120 this western canon thing so i read a bit more about it to try to understand what it was and i realized

00:06:58.200 it was like plato as scholastics the christians and german philosophy basically and modern philosophy

00:07:04.900 and i said well fuck it i could just get those books and read this shit myself i don't need some

00:07:08.220 idiot telling me how to deconstruct these things so i went to the library and i picked up plato and i was

00:07:12.720 like reading plato i was like my god this is plato is so clear so elegant so straightforward in the way

00:07:18.100 that he articulated himself and of course then i heard like all the philosophy is footnotes to

00:07:22.360 plato i read through a lot of that and then i obviously came to nietzsche and nietzsche comes

00:07:25.980 and young and all them and nietzsche comes up and he's you know the prophet of the lightning you know

00:07:31.060 he's just you read him and he's just he bewitches you with how amazing he is as a writer he's just so

00:07:36.460 compelling and i remember picking up zarathustra and i'm like oh my god this looks like an amazing

00:07:40.640 the ubermensch like all these amazing vital forward thinking profound ideas affirming my

00:07:46.200 my heroic instincts affirming this idea of fulfilling your potential and i'm like i'm like this is this

00:07:50.600 this motherfucker speaking my language you know this is exactly what i was looking for and it got me

00:07:54.680 hyped and so i dropped out set up this sort of private education program went to do my thai

00:07:59.600 this is actually like as i started my thai about maybe a year or two later conor mcgregor started to

00:08:04.380 kick into gear and he started to get his career in the ascendance so this is kind of gives you an

00:08:08.040 understanding at the time frame yeah and then um yeah this basically brought me into nietzsche i

00:08:12.960 started to read him and i was doing this kind of private training and teaching english to make my

00:08:17.300 cash and asking mum for like you know forty dollars every now and again so i could pay for like a music

00:08:21.500 teacher or something like this and that was my life for a while and then jordan peterson comes along

00:08:25.220 and starts to mainstream nietzsche and young and that was basically like oh my god like i'd never heard

00:08:31.440 anybody in popular culture speak about these two esoteric philosophers that i was like you know nerding out on

00:08:36.760 he starts talking about them and i'm like yes good fucking lord this is the best thing ever

00:08:40.920 and so i started youtube channel basically talking about that and it just kind of takes off from there

00:08:45.000 and so i was like riding on the back of jordan peterson to to get my place in the in the sun if

00:08:49.860 you will and then that's kind of the very very basic origin stories and there's many sort of

00:08:54.480 derivatives after that all right awesome yeah cool so uh you got red pilled by jordan peterson and

00:09:01.480 then you transcended his levels of red pills i i suppose yeah like so yeah if we want to talk about

00:09:08.520 the specific red pills so at the time when i read nietzsche first he was talking about i think this

00:09:13.380 is really important to understand because at that level i had very little concern about the nature of

00:09:18.300 the world i was very much focused on my own potential i think a lot of young dudes just want

00:09:22.840 to become better they want to become good enough they like you know they want to get the girls they want

00:09:26.200 to be cool they want to express their creativity that was these are the main concerns for me

00:09:30.740 yeah and i was listening to nietzsche and and like again in college i was having this like i later

00:09:36.000 understood it through jordan peterson as a project of actual demoralization which is extremely pernicious

00:09:41.820 and dangerous that's taking away people's potential and turning them into like weapons of some ideology

00:09:46.360 but forget all that what i felt inside of that was as weakness i was losing grips of my potential

00:09:52.640 and then i come across nietzsche and he's like speaking of heroism and you can go and you can

00:09:56.500 change your destiny and transform and young saying the same thing this appeals to me an awful lot and

00:10:00.640 so i have this implicit sort of go for it build create attitude inside of me but at that time

00:10:06.540 like it's not like my worldview was well formed i was sort of like uh you know i was like thinking

00:10:12.360 probably kind of like an anarcho-libertarian or something like this i'm like fuck the government

00:10:16.920 all the time this type of attitude um and then jordan peterson makes me aware that there's there's

00:10:22.320 something going on with uh the world the woke institutions i guess you could say and he makes

00:10:26.960 me think about christianity an awful lot more seriously but then um while i was making my

00:10:31.540 channel and i was talking about jordan peterson let's just say the people in the comments would

00:10:35.340 constantly link very interesting videos for example you were linked to me in the comments at one point

00:10:39.360 ah right right nice that was the process that was when i started to really uh learn like you know i was

00:10:45.820 like wow the the the whole world shifting the whole the upside down nature of a reality

00:10:50.940 it happened actually through the channel through creating things is where i started to learn

00:10:56.380 yeah all right cool yeah i mean my my take on jordan peterson has basically always been the same

00:11:02.340 he has been a very good i wouldn't say a gatekeeper because ultimately the truly uh curious guys they

00:11:10.140 will go further so they will stumble upon his work because he has a great reach and then the guys who

00:11:15.900 want to yeah take things further in terms of their enlightenment journeys uh they will go further

00:11:21.980 so the guys who aren't so curious they might stop with whom him and take his worldview to heart but

00:11:28.840 the guys who are truly high thumos they will go further so i haven't i have never viewed him as a

00:11:34.740 as a gatekeeper in that regard but more like a first step on um on a much higher ladder so he has a good

00:11:42.360 starting point i would say then again you know it's it's sort of like seeing you know if you have

00:11:47.000 an old fighter an old ufc fighter or k1 fight or something that you know you grew up with being really

00:11:53.880 good and you admire him and then he gets a bit older and then he starts losing and he doesn't know

00:11:58.360 when to quit but you still sort of respect him for his um prowess when he was a bit younger and that's how i

00:12:05.720 see jordan peech on a bit now as well when he talks on twitter about um i don't know what he says but

00:12:11.800 these anonymous demons who are commenting on his twitter posts and youtube comments and uh he wants

00:12:18.600 everyone to he wants no one to be anonymous and stuff like that so he's sort of uh he's sort of losing

00:12:23.720 the grip but i still respect him for for the work he has done and yeah i mean bringing bringing a lot of

00:12:30.600 this um matters to light yeah like with jordan peterson i can guess i can give my thesis on it

00:12:38.200 um he's he's like he's he's the apex boomer consciousness you know like he has a fantastic

00:12:43.720 um hard line and he's like all right let me maybe put it this way he's he's very good at talking about

00:12:50.200 things that an awful lot of people do actually lack like he's very good at asserting a brutal realism

00:12:55.800 and the need for things like responsibility and the importance of understanding that if you want to

00:13:00.120 achieve your goals you're going to have to take this like very specific down-to-earth procedural

00:13:04.920 responsible approach to this stuff he was a huge deal for mainstreaming um christianity and a a

00:13:12.680 alternate a sophisticated alternate perspective to the the worldview he sort of intellectualized

00:13:18.600 and made it more sophisticated to believe that you know there's a reason to be conservative there's

00:13:23.000 a reason to be christianity to be christian i think those two things are so important because

00:13:27.400 what was dominant before him was you know the the new atheists and sam harris and all these type of

00:13:31.640 things yeah i do think that stuff is incredibly important and it's really like taking things many

00:13:36.520 steps forward and like if you read young in any way you like young would generally say that's just

00:13:41.160 so essential to do stuff like that stabilize people's imagination from being caught up in

00:13:45.160 communism stuff like this so he's done he's done phenomenal work in setting up a trench against you

00:13:51.240 could describe as like a full communist takeover and it sounds very extreme but like if you actually

00:13:56.680 think about it at that time the actual threat was like every our our red pill views were all very

00:14:03.800 young and they weren't going to go anywhere anytime quick but he was setting up this like really firm

00:14:08.600 but he really put the foot down when it mattered you know and now what you're seeing is that an

00:14:12.280 awful lot of people are are starting to like a lot an awful lot of people are starting to look at these

00:14:16.440 woke movements if you want to call them this and saying that they sound ridiculous like there is

00:14:19.800 actually a huge popular this disrespect to them that was not there about five years ago elon musk

00:14:26.120 for example likes jordan peterson and follows his circles and i you know i think his circles are very

00:14:31.640 suspicious but nonetheless you got to look at a win and understand the win and elon musk has basically

00:14:36.040 gotten red-pilled by jordan peterson and his those type of characters and has now bought twitter one of

00:14:40.440 the main media arms of the the the world and he's now starting to twist it in that direction that's

00:14:45.720 that's a phenomenal win you know that's a phenomenal achievement and really yeah it is

00:14:50.760 to elon musk if you're listening to this thank you for buying twitter and thank you for unshadow

00:14:55.560 banning me i was shadow banned i think for i don't know four years or something like that i had no reach

00:15:01.160 and i didn't grow my account but now over the last few months it's actually gotten you know interactive

00:15:06.120 again and my account is growing so uh great stuff thank you thank you elon musk so i thought we could get

00:15:12.040 into the truly juicy the juicy stuff the juicy topic always if i want to provoke a discussion a

00:15:19.800 heated discussion i always threw out the following topic paganism and christianity and i saw that you

00:15:27.240 have um yeah you went on a really good you made a really good video uh i will of course link your

00:15:33.880 channel uh below in the description box here and i encourage everyone to look at i think your latest

00:15:39.560 video it's about what if christianity was that time's uh woke movement and it details of course

00:15:47.800 the um yahoo christianity uh was for and i will let you elaborate a bit on this i will just give a

00:15:54.760 shout out to one of my best and truest shout out to natty pete uh natty pete is a good friend and he

00:16:01.720 actually he was the one who recommended your channel to me and this was maybe a year ago or so now fun

00:16:08.680 part is that he is actually uh christian so uh i'm using this as an opportunity to some good old

00:16:14.440 banter between us so i'm band smaxing my my good friend peter by by having us uh bashing christianity

00:16:21.320 here so uh yeah well we can go we can give it we can give it a trounce and if you want you know we

00:16:27.640 can really dive into that i think jordan peterson is a brilliant paradigm to bring it up because um

00:16:32.680 there's a movement now where the christianity is is really coming back strong among yeah you could say

00:16:37.080 the dissident perspective and generally speaking so like first caveat on top of this like let's

00:16:41.320 just go into young before i really dive into because we will give this a serious battery

00:16:46.040 and the first caveat is carol young some dude i really really like and jordan peterson obviously

00:16:49.960 read him to the depths and jordan peterson is basically the prophet of carol young young basically

00:16:54.280 says that um we have our our psyche you know we have our minds and within our minds we have this um

00:16:59.640 structure and within this structure is he calls them the archetypes you know but we have all these

00:17:04.760 these these these stabilizing forces and at the very center of our souls our psyche is the self

00:17:10.280 he calls it the throne of the self and jesus christ sits on the throne of the self for european people

00:17:16.040 is what young basically asserts and the idea that if you betray jesus christ you betray yourself it's

00:17:21.320 very very dangerous if you try to get rid of jesus christ you open yourself up to all sorts of like

00:17:25.800 bewitchment by the most absurd and crazy things and so young's basic argument is that the reason why

00:17:30.360 communism or the reason why the 20th century was so bizarre with so much like emotional impulsive

00:17:36.040 psychopathic movements is because people were thrown away christ for this sort of nihilistic

00:17:41.160 death of god era and all sorts of like different gods were swooping in and taking control of the the

00:17:46.040 the psychics that the the psyches of people and bewitching them so this is this is young's basic idea

00:17:50.760 um now of course you may disagree with that and there's plenty of ways you can disagree with that but

00:17:54.440 what jordan peterson does is he stands up and he reasserts that sort of christian ethos and christ

00:17:58.840 himself in some sense and this stabilizes an awful lot of people as i said in resistance to the woke

00:18:03.480 movement now i always found that very interesting but then there's always something nietzsche the

00:18:09.560 scoundrel always left this thought in the back of my mind that was itching at me where nietzsche

00:18:15.560 is accuses christianity of being the main force that is driving the liberal movement of the world the

00:18:23.560 should we say the delusional movement of the world maybe we'll get into nietzsche's stuff

00:18:27.480 specifically but he is always pointing out in christianity that christianity is seriously full

00:18:33.240 of problems it's christianity should not he says this in the antichrist we should not deck out and

00:18:37.880 embellish christianity it has gone to war against all higher men it is the absolute enemy towards the

00:18:44.920 highest and it has done nothing but celebrate those who are weak and it has made us botched and weak as

00:18:49.720 a consequence these are extremely strong words and i was well aware that nietzsche is no fucking fool

00:18:54.600 and i guess the best way i could describe this is to think about what what is jordan peterson up

00:18:59.160 here doing he's saying there's a woke movement there's these communists the communists are back

00:19:03.560 they're a woke movement in the universities and they're trying to swoop into our institutions and

00:19:08.360 brainwash us towards this this this movement of equality where the the the useless and the resentful

00:19:14.280 are going to take over and it kind of clicked to me one day it's like christianity was the woke

00:19:19.560 movement for rome and this is not trivial like if you look at the historical facts

00:19:25.880 the way that that happened the way that that movement took over rome follows the same pattern

00:19:31.000 as the way the slow march of the institutions happened in the west or the way that uh

00:19:35.240 the woke movement has gone into the universities like it started by appealing to the people at the

00:19:40.280 bottom of roman society in in some sense you have to understand that it started out of the judeans who

00:19:45.320 had just been crushed by rome itself rome had just destroyed their home which is like an egregiously

00:19:50.600 terrible thing to happen to a people so of course they're going to be upset about it they're going

00:19:53.880 to be bitter they're going to be like they're cast out into the world without a home they're now

00:19:57.400 nomads they're not going to be friendly towards the roman empire and it's not like they'll forget

00:20:01.560 about it anytime soon like this is like thinking the irish forget about the fact that the english

00:20:05.560 conquered them no you stay bitter with this type of stuff and they the rome has was full of like

00:20:11.320 it's almost like you know the greedy capitalists these days rome was full of all these these romans

00:20:15.480 who conquer these places and they want slaves they want to like fuck a beautiful slave girl

00:20:19.320 because there was the institution in rome you could have your mistress as long as she was a slave and

00:20:22.920 you had your wife and it's perfectly legal to bang your slave let's put it this way so they all

00:20:26.920 they you know all romans want a good-looking girl and you're going to have kids out of this

00:20:31.160 all romans wanted someone to clean the floors they need gladiators and so rome was a slave state there

00:20:36.600 was 30 to 40 percent of i think rome towards the end was slaves it was a slave population that they

00:20:43.160 were ruling over largely and they were harvesting all of the the the middle east and pulling them

00:20:48.280 all into rome and you can even you can even look at the genetics on this i'm sure you've seen this

00:20:52.600 but rome yeah yeah definitely like rome used to be basically french like sort of gallic french celtic

00:20:58.760 blood then towards the peak of the empire it was basically middle eastern because they were taking

00:21:04.120 in so many slaves and maybe there's so many migrants and stuff like this then after the the

00:21:08.200 probably the golden lions of their day just swooped down and uh conquered rome at the goths they

00:21:13.000 probably came in yeah i actually i can uh i can elaborate briefly on this i will include a chapter

00:21:18.360 on this in in my upcoming book so basically the the start of rome latins so they were of the

00:21:24.120 accorded ware culture from yeah france and germany so similar guys who went to uh britain and ireland

00:21:30.760 same guys who went to netherlands scandinavia and also to later persia and even india so that is the

00:21:38.360 original indo-europeans then of course over the centuries uh many bloody civil wars in rome and of

00:21:45.160 course many wars of conquest the sort of noble lineages they uh they went they went out and got

00:21:51.960 replaced by immigration from uh south and and east and especially during or after the fateful year of

00:22:01.400 to 12 a.d the edict of caracalla uh and some say he did this to increase the tax base of the empire

00:22:08.680 but he made he basically made everyone a citizen all men all free men citizens uh so therefore even

00:22:14.920 more people from the middle or near east i should say uh and africa could come to rome and then uh after

00:22:21.480 the the gothic and lombard and germanic invasions uh the italy the cities were sort of depopulated and

00:22:28.680 the italy at least north of rome it went back to a more uh indo-european configuration but you still

00:22:36.200 have a quite big split between southern italy and northern italy in terms of genetics so

00:22:42.440 um i think that um a northern italian man is closer to an english man than what he is to a southern italian

00:22:52.360 man uh i don't know the exact study but something like a particular place in northern italy compared

00:22:58.120 to uh an italian man from calabria or something like that so yeah it was a big big shift demographically

00:23:05.000 in the the roman empire and what i will say also in the book that the the gothic uh when all are exact

00:23:11.720 room in 410 a.d those guys they were probably more similar to the founders of rome than the

00:23:19.000 the inhabitants of rome uh that got sacked so uh yeah it's um important to keep in mind that the

00:23:26.680 rome of the early heroic republican days uh that was not the same rome that got got sacked later as

00:23:34.840 you mentioned in your video as well by the way you say that it was full of foreigners and they of course

00:23:39.480 they could embrace christianity that was not roman and this is i think really you have to think about

00:23:47.080 this psychologically and you really have to use your imagination to put yourself back in this stage

00:23:50.920 because it's like like thinking of the imagine walking the founder founding fathers through

00:23:55.480 modern america yeah yeah what the have you done like jesus christ and it really comes down to this

00:24:03.000 because um like the native this is where you kind of have to understand paganism again nietzsche talks

00:24:10.120 about this maybe i'll get into this in a moment but nietzsche has this view of god like people think

00:24:15.160 he's an atheist but it's like no he tries to model god in lots of different ways and so he talks about

00:24:19.160 actually the god of israel and he says originally these israelis had this actually quite vitalistic

00:24:24.840 powerful god but this is when their god was like a pagan yahweh that was for them and he was this you

00:24:30.360 know yahweh was the the god of luck and reign and he was a punishing god and in the bible moses stands

00:24:35.880 up and he says take jericho and god says yes go down there kill the women enslave everybody

00:24:40.680 and conquer it this is yours and so this god is like clearly not the god that we're familiar with

00:24:44.920 from the modern god we're familiar with this is the the vengeful punishing god the god that richard

00:24:48.680 dawkins says is like crooked and cruel and not really a truly moral lord at all and he is this god uh

00:24:56.120 like joshua follows him and destroys this country and so what what nietzsche is basically saying is that

00:25:02.040 like a god is a representation of the the will to power the vital energy of a collective of people so

00:25:09.320 the god of the jews is yahweh it's it's a it's a it's a collective focal point for all their will

00:25:15.400 in some sense it's the living version of their spirit if you think about it abstractly so this

00:25:19.400 is what jupiter or wodan this is what these characters are for for us like you know the the

00:25:25.320 jupiter or deus or zeus is the collective will of the the roman people you could even say the

00:25:30.680 mediterranean people but we'll go with the romans for now and so jupiter is this channeled expression

00:25:35.640 of all this and the romans were extremely pious people the word piety comes from the fucking romans

00:25:41.080 most of our religious words come from the romans obviously because of catholicism but piety all

00:25:45.480 these types of things the romans were incredibly diligent and religious they looked at their

00:25:49.960 success as a consequence of their religiousness and their piety they had monogamy they had all

00:25:54.760 these type of things that people celebrate so much that was all there you know and they were um

00:25:59.480 incredibly the like honorable to towards their worship and they they worship jupiter and they

00:26:05.720 saw the manifestation of rome's success is almost like a consequence of them being honorable towards

00:26:10.360 jupiter to worshiping jupiter properly jupiter is a representation of their collective will their

00:26:14.440 collective spirit but the thing is is that how like if a foreigner goes in and worships jupiter that

00:26:21.080 kind of doesn't make fucking much sense when you think about it it's like why would i worship somebody

00:26:24.840 else's spirit it's like cuckoldry spiritual cuckoldry and in fact when the romans would conquer a

00:26:29.800 people this is exactly how they would enforce this they would cuckold the the people spiritually

00:26:34.840 when they conquered the gauls for example they wiped out their their gods they actually understood

00:26:39.640 their gods but they asserted jupiter is the supreme god who who's who cooks all the other gods

00:26:45.240 and they did this to the judeans they went into judea and they were sort of like yeah you can

00:26:49.720 worship your fucking yah your made-up god yahweh or whatever it is but jupiter's comes on top

00:26:54.200 jupiter will be in the temple jupiter is who you bow to jupiter is the because you have to

00:26:57.880 acknowledge that we're better than you so clearly our will to power is superior so you're going to

00:27:01.640 worship us first as the dominer the dominators but of course you can have your little gods around

00:27:06.120 that that's no problem at all like we don't mind that in fact we we encourage that they had an

00:27:09.720 intellectual institution to explore that called a greco interpretate or roman interpretado

00:27:14.760 and the point being is that this schema actually kind of made sense is that you have the the vital

00:27:20.360 almost ethnic god as the ruling dominating god to represent the the dominating people

00:27:25.880 and then you had the other gods where it would been put in different pedestals now

00:27:30.120 foreigners don't want to do this people don't want to be cuckolded spiritually so it's very hard to

00:27:34.440 identify with um with the the native it's very hard to identify with jupiter so if you build up a slave

00:27:39.960 state that's 40 percent not those people you are gonna you basically have an entire nearly a majority

00:27:47.560 that is not you and this becomes a serious issue so these people are not are gonna like sit around

00:27:54.040 and hang out together they're gonna have a culture together gonna talk together they're not gonna

00:27:57.800 worship jupiter that's just absurd you know so they're gonna sit down and say to themselves who

00:28:01.880 are we and they're gonna sort of look for an identity and of course their gods have been long

00:28:06.520 defeated it won't make sense to believe them but then we have this religion that comes in that's

00:28:10.920 that's very universalist that's very accepting of the lowest it doesn't have this supremacy that it's

00:28:16.040 like well look you can't worship you like jupiter is the roman god and the romans are the aristocrats

00:28:20.200 here and the landowners and the farmers so instead it's sort of like you're the city dweller you have

00:28:24.840 no destiny no identity the romans have turned you into a slave which is a terrible experience to go

00:28:30.040 through but so and then christ comes along this christianity comes along and it offers to them an

00:28:34.280 identity and says look even though you're a slave even though you're nothing you can you can be one in

00:28:38.360 christ everybody christ accepts everybody christ loves everybody and this is very similar to this

00:28:43.320 woke minority thing that you're seeing nowadays that we have the dominant you could say the

00:28:47.560 vitalistic uh woden or jupiter is now representative actually of the christian god for us nowadays that's

00:28:52.760 the the western god if you will in many ways and then what's astounding is that the woke thing comes

00:28:59.480 in and does the same description just like communism came into russia and said listen you downtrodden

00:29:04.840 you drunks you alcoholics you prostitutes use people who you're not the kulak and you're not the

00:29:09.160 monarchy because they're just oppressive tyrants they're evil but you you're you're special you're

00:29:13.720 the comrades you're the people who understand equality you're the people who can instantiate

00:29:17.160 the utopia so let's all get together and let's take out these monarchs and re-confiscate the land

00:29:21.640 off these kulaks and set this this this whole project into a new a new order a new utopia that will work

00:29:27.240 out so we christianity comes in and presents itself exactly this way it it's the demographics are

00:29:33.640 astounding you see uh tertullian talk about this one of the church fathers he was from north africa

00:29:38.680 and he talks about how christianity was a urban movement of the bureaucracies and the the

00:29:43.880 populations which is where all the slaves would be in the cities and the rural pagans were all

00:29:50.440 the roman stock and they were all pagan you know the all the roman stock were in the or they're the

00:29:54.600 aristocrats or the the rural places they were all pagans they were all worshiping the old gods

00:29:59.240 because that's their ethnic god and so these unfortunately these they were stupid they took in all these

00:30:05.160 slaves and then they reaped a terrible whirlwind as a consequence a couple of centuries down the line

00:30:11.320 it was like you know as a short-sightedness if you want to put it this way and then definitely

00:30:16.120 i'm just going to interject sorry uh interject with the in terms of syncretism um so i would say that

00:30:23.080 since the the other european um pagans at the time so in in gaul and in britannia and the parts of

00:30:31.000 germania today's germany netherlands they they had the same deus patr or however we shall pronounce

00:30:39.160 it but the the original god satyr in norse mythology a germanic religion uh same as jupiter's you have the

00:30:46.680 similarities that you can also see in ancient persia and india so i would say it was easier for the the

00:30:54.120 other europeans to sort of merge into the roman spirituality whereas for the judeans and the

00:31:02.040 carthaginians these peoples on the other side of the mediterranean i'd say that for them to accept

00:31:08.440 jupiter it was a much much bigger step to take whereas for uh for a celt in gaul it was only yeah it's

00:31:15.880 a very similar god to to their own head of the pantheon uh so yeah i just wanted to to interject there

00:31:21.880 and that's a very interesting point and like there's a lot of interesting historical things

00:31:26.360 that i haven't quite figured out yet but for example the the arian and christianity that came

00:31:30.520 down from the goths where they basically say that jesus was not necessarily the son of god he was sort

00:31:35.000 of like a divine mystic who who was bringing the the truth of of the world yeah exactly so there's one

00:31:43.080 reason and i think i am i'm paraphrasing stephen e flowers here one of my favorite authors and he said

00:31:47.960 that they did this so the goths they embraced arian christianity so that's not arian as an indo

00:31:54.040 european but arian as with a bishop arius um from egypt and yeah as you say jesus was not a god in

00:32:01.640 their view but they did this they embraced this type of christianity to get in with the roman empire

00:32:07.560 by being christian but also they didn't want to be um catholics or the mainstream christianity of the

00:32:15.080 day because they still wanted to maintain a certain ethnic separation between them and the population

00:32:20.600 of the roman empire so that can be used as to explain why the goths they went on a sort of

00:32:26.680 middle way between you know still christian but not the exact same as the other christians to keep that

00:32:33.640 sort of ethnic distinction but yeah they still went to christianity of course to yet to gain in with

00:32:39.640 that on the good foot with the with the romans yeah it's a fascinating thing to explore maybe we

00:32:44.920 can get into in a minute because it like it opens so many interesting questions like an awful lot of

00:32:49.080 them just accepted jesus you know they're like jesus is this this great guy that all of us worship

00:32:53.880 and they're like sweet we'll put him alongside thor and the boys it's like this sort of this sort of

00:32:58.280 idea and they're like wait what are you doing no it's different it's like no no it's fine he fits

00:33:01.480 right in like it's fine he seems really cool yeah he reminds me of like whatever so we'll stick him in

00:33:05.400 there yeah and i mean that's how they did it as well they presented christ as a conquering hero a

00:33:11.320 conquering warrior a king a warrior king that is how he was presented to these germanic peoples and

00:33:17.640 i did review a book review on my page everyone reads my book reviews i'm sure i say that to guilt

00:33:25.320 i guilt strip people into reading my book because i know they aren't as popular yeah yeah i'm using some

00:33:31.640 slave tactics against my followers there uh but that's a really good book at least the the early

00:33:36.840 christianization the early germanization of christianity by james c russell if i get the title

00:33:43.640 of the book right but yeah he basically details how christianity had to reshape itself to fit in with

00:33:50.360 the germanic psyche to be more presentable to the germanic peoples in in the early middle ages and it's

00:33:58.600 like i think what's so fascinating about this because if i was trying to draw it down to a first

00:34:02.040 principle is um this is very uncomfortable for people because this is i actually think quite

00:34:08.200 there's quite a lot of evidence for this this is there's there's this biological realism underneath

00:34:12.280 what we might call ideology or spirituality or reality and that's almost impossible to push out

00:34:17.160 away another example of this i like to bring up with people is northern ireland like there's states up

00:34:21.480 in northern ireland that they've done genetic tests on that have been beside each other for maybe four

00:34:25.400 centuries estates we're not talking about villages we're talking about estates and these in these

00:34:30.520 estates one would be protestant the other be catholic and they test the genetics of the

00:34:33.880 protestants and they trace them they'd be scottish basically and then test the catholics and they're all

00:34:38.760 like southern irish basically and that's just that's just beyond belief how exact that is that the the

00:34:45.800 culture obviously was like really in antagonistic but the point being is that the religion is a perfect

00:34:51.400 perfect perfect face or mask for uh ethnic conflict yeah and you you see this when you look at the

00:34:57.320 maps of europe you know like the the the protestant revolution was a germanic revolution the the like

00:35:02.440 all of the the the gothic germanic all of the arian christians you know that that's what protestantism

00:35:07.160 was actually sort of looked like and um catholicism like it's so funny that ireland's catholic you know

00:35:12.280 because the irish in some sense we see ourselves as like more we were akin to the meds you know we sort

00:35:18.040 of see ourselves as like coming from spain and stuff like this and we we have this separation and

00:35:22.680 and obviously like it's not that strict we've blended with like the normans we've obviously

00:35:26.120 blended with the english and stuff with that but we still have that sort of legacy where we understand

00:35:29.720 ourselves as a people from the south and um you see this and you you you realize that it's like all

00:35:36.200 right catholicism is ireland france uh spain portugal uh italy all these type of things and that's that's

00:35:43.640 the mediterranean world and the protestants are up there poland's a little bit of a problem

00:35:48.600 because it kind of sticks out like a sore thumb but then the slabs are all orthodox you know and

00:35:53.080 you see that's the that's the racial divide in europe basically med northern slide slav and and

00:35:58.120 these things are just firm and it's it's it's bizarre when you see it and so do you want me to

00:36:02.680 continue going back in christianity do you have any thoughts on that yeah i i thought we could actually

00:36:07.080 talk about the um the beautiful and the lower spirit of ireland but we can get into that after

00:36:13.720 we if you have something else to to say about christianity so we sort of wrap this up i wanted

00:36:19.160 to ask you about another origins story how you got um sort of enlightened how your first encounter

00:36:26.040 with the master and slave morality if you have any sort of like personal anecdote to to share

00:36:31.800 sweet well i think that yes the the christian rome will be a very very good way to go into this so

00:36:36.680 what basically happens is um again back to that christianity thing like tertullian and all these

00:36:41.960 characters are um pointing out that the urban slaves and they've got their like savvy vladimir lenin type

00:36:49.000 bureaucrats like like the church fathers and stuff like this and that's quite an egregious slander but

00:36:53.560 this is sort of the frame these guys rile these people up and then they very successfully penetrate

00:36:57.880 into the the elites they penetrate into the institutions constantine obviously um permits christianity and then

00:37:04.120 it's just basically a tidal away from there this this huge slave stay is just can't hold the roman

00:37:10.200 pagan religion anymore it's like the death of the roman empire is happening christianity is like the

00:37:14.520 woke movement that shows up at the end when the romans have made their mistakes and become weak

00:37:19.640 christianity is like their punishment it's the symptom of their their their failures and this

00:37:23.400 type of thing and so they have this communist revolution of course it's so similar to communism

00:37:28.440 where they're like all right the utopia is going to come when we all convert you know

00:37:31.480 it'll be the kingdom of heaven everybody will be equal same principles in christianity we're going

00:37:35.160 to take over the kingdom of heaven will be achieved everybody will be saved all this type of stuff and

00:37:39.240 of course none of that stuff happens 19 years after they ban uh temple worship in jupiter and they

00:37:44.360 finalize christianity and get its achievement 19 years later like of an 800 nearly a thousand year empire

00:37:52.120 19 years after they make this big conversion the fecking you know the golden the fecking golden ones of the

00:37:57.560 day the the goths are charging in conquering rome they're sacking rome and it's like you know how can

00:38:03.320 you tell a better story than this this is exactly what you see the the tree shows you its fruits

00:38:07.720 it's completely failed it was not it was not some type of glorious thing that saved everything and

00:38:11.720 a lot of people say everything went over east but it's like come on lads like let's look at the blunt

00:38:15.720 reality here they they converted and got invaded like come on how more clear can it be and you have

00:38:20.680 stuff like city of god with augustine straight away afterwards trying to rationalize this stuff

00:38:25.000 explaining how it's paganism's fault and you see all the same things as like after communism took

00:38:29.800 over there was a the gulag that the holiday more all these horrible things happened french revolution

00:38:35.880 after that conquer happened the reign of terror it's this idealism that leads to delusion which is

00:38:42.360 actually masking something much more ugly which is almost like resentment and even worse ethnic

00:38:46.760 resentment that's going underneath it and then once this gains authority what you realize something very

00:38:51.800 very very quickly is that ethnic resentment does not mean organizational sophistication does not

00:38:56.360 mean competence so those old roman roman pagans won because they were they were they were the creators

00:39:01.640 they were the the strong the intelligent the the organizers that's why they were they created this empire

00:39:06.600 these people who ethnically resented it or these people who just resented it all over they don't

00:39:12.040 necessarily have the organizational skill to set up a new rome even though they'll say they do and so when they

00:39:16.760 conquer rome it just falls apart and it's just it's just complete collapse and this actually tells

00:39:21.960 you an awful lot about the nature of master and slave morality is that it's it's bitterness it's envy

00:39:26.200 it's saying i can do a better job if you just give me power i'll make it more equal i'll make it more free

00:39:30.600 whatever and then they get power and then it just all falls apart because they have no fucking clue what

00:39:34.200 they're doing yeah so that kind of yeah maybe that'll be our bridge into this yeah certainly certainly um

00:39:41.320 so yeah i i posted uh yesterday saint patrick's day i thought it would be a good day to to share an

00:39:48.680 excerpt from my upcoming book where i talk about so the chapter itself it's about the the higher and

00:39:54.360 lower of course heavily influenced by the teachings of nietzsche also my own enlightenment journey sort of

00:40:00.600 when i began to understand a master and slave morality and when i began uh mainly during my fitness

00:40:07.800 journey so this was actually before i encountered the the sensations uh before i began to began my

00:40:16.520 meta-political journey but it was only yeah maybe a few years ago that i could articulate it in a

00:40:22.840 different way so the i noticed that uh the my supporters were always like good-looking fit positive

00:40:31.400 life-affirming high thumos guys and all of my detractors were always of like the the same style

00:40:38.200 they're very wrong looking to put it to put it mildly uh but i noticed it and at first i was sort of i

00:40:46.760 thought it was only myself that sort of presented it in that way that you know everyone who disagrees with

00:40:53.240 me is wrong but it was true i noticed it so many so many times there were so many years so and then of

00:40:59.560 course i understood that those who reacted negatively upon my online presence when i posted physique

00:41:07.560 etc the guys with a master morality they could see it as a nice positive uply uplifting good advice

00:41:15.240 stuff like that and the the ones driven by resentment driven by slave morality they would

00:41:21.720 only see it as a as a sort of insult because they felt a bit inadequate in in response so uh so yeah

00:41:29.240 anyway uh that about the chapter but i i note also in the chapter that there are two spirits in ireland

00:41:36.280 two irish spirits you have the the beautiful spirit which is sort of it expresses itself in irish art

00:41:44.760 irish music irish beauty even the land itself ireland is very very beautiful has a magical vibe to it

00:41:51.960 uh and then you also have the lower spirit which is also very present in the united states and that

00:41:59.400 spirit it sort of orients itself against the anglo-saxon higher and uh then you have that sort

00:42:05.320 of conflict in ireland today as well and i can see it as well in you know there are there's a lot of

00:42:09.880 things a lot politically going on in ireland at the moment and i see these two spirits you know almost

00:42:15.640 side by side you have one driven by an actual love for ireland for irish bioculture and that is

00:42:21.800 the beautiful spirit and then you have the sort of resentmentful spirit driven against uh an aversion

00:42:28.200 against the english so uh yeah since you are checking in from good old ireland from the emerald isle

00:42:34.760 i thought to ask you if you if you have a take on the matter yeah well this is actually my opportunity

00:42:39.640 to demand uh reparations for the vikings stealing all my books um so i have hidden them away in my

00:42:46.520 arcane library i'm sorry no one will get them back we have a lot of irish manuscripts and we have the

00:42:52.760 silver bible from the checks in in ipsala so but yeah we need to keep them for esoteric purposes well

00:42:59.400 i'll just send one of my my ups drivers i think you can just pop them in and send them back and

00:43:02.920 we'll call it even maybe maybe with a couple of million dollars on top of it as well i heard the in

00:43:06.840 america they're they're getting some reparations plan where they're going to give them like

00:43:11.000 five hundred thousand dollars each or something like that so i'm kind of like in that ballpark

00:43:14.280 we can call it even oh right right okay but um i think this is yeah like it's it's very interesting

00:43:20.600 me reading nietzsche nietzsche was almost like uh the vaccine for slave morality you know so i read

00:43:25.560 nietzsche as an irish guy and it's like it's so funny because you know you always want to be the good

00:43:30.280 guy and nietzsche's basically framing the master is in some sense like quite good and then you read

00:43:35.320 this and you realize oh my god i'm i'm i'm coming from a slave population fuck what's going on

00:43:42.280 and i notice resentment everywhere you know i read through it and i'm like oh man this is like we're

00:43:47.000 we're not dealing with master problems i put it this way and of course it's it's very it's very like

00:43:51.480 down to earth and logical like people do struggle with this theory a lot but just think of the

00:43:54.680 relationship between a winner and a loser you know like that's the simplest one you can imagine so

00:43:58.200 um in sports you know think of a a boxer like why does he win like he might have genetic talents

00:44:05.880 that make him better than somebody or maybe we could say a school fight to make it more in the

00:44:09.000 real world so there's a guy and he's like grown he's big and strong his mother you know fed him

00:44:14.440 proper milk his dad taught him how to fight his dad made him assertive and confident and this guy is

00:44:19.480 the jock he's the chad and if you think of like american pie or something like this he's like the the

00:44:23.400 guy on the football team square jawed blonde tall these type of things broad-shouldered and his

00:44:29.320 experience is very naturalistic he's not very like he doesn't have to think through what he is instead

00:44:34.200 his experience is very much instinctive and passionate he's he's good with girls because

00:44:38.920 he he's he's always been good with girls he never had to like figure it out he never had to go and

00:44:42.600 learn game or anything like this he's um good at sports because he's a specimen like he never it was

00:44:47.560 something that just kind of came natural natural to him like he's just built well and stuff like this

00:44:51.000 and this guy's experience is quite jolly and quite happy he's usually very very friendly

00:44:55.560 he might be like you know maybe he can push people around a little bit sometimes and he

00:44:58.920 can be a bit aggressive or crude at times or he's like overconfident at times but it's it's

00:45:04.440 very well-meaning generally like he's quite light in his spirit he's quite funny he's quite um

00:45:09.880 sometimes even a little bit shallow but in a kind of like funny bombastic nearly cute way if you want

00:45:14.760 to put it this way this is the this is the winner you know this type of archetype you know this

00:45:18.280 type of character he's happy-go-lucky he's successful everything goes his way he's strong

00:45:23.080 he's mighty he's attractive the girls love him like this is you know what kind of people if you

00:45:28.040 think i think i heard andrew tate say this is like if you were up with god and he was like make your

00:45:31.720 video game character which would you choose an ugly person or a strong badass person it's like of course

00:45:36.600 you're gonna make it easy on yourself so this guy is kind of like favored by the gods if you want

00:45:40.200 to put it this way now there's also these other dudes the nerds the the loser the geek who's in the

00:45:45.960 high school and he has had none of these things maybe his his mother um was a smoker or something

00:45:51.880 like this and so he was frail he grew up weaker yeah he didn't get fed as well because his parents

00:45:57.080 weren't educated on the danger of soybean oil and so he was like you know or they got into veganism

00:46:01.560 or something like this and so he becomes decrepit he gets slacked jawed and then he grows up and his

00:46:05.960 parents can't discipline him and teach him to like avoid video games and so he starts to get like video

00:46:10.200 game hunched neck and he's he turns into a bit of a fucking loser he goes into school and for all

00:46:15.400 these physical reasons he's bad at sports he can't hang out with the boys then so he's stuck by his

00:46:20.200 lonesome then when he like looks at all these beautiful blonde girls and stuff like this and

00:46:24.440 these stacys and they're like beautiful sexy young young girls like running into their primes he's

00:46:29.880 looking at them like oh my god i wish i could have one of those but he can't because they kind of look

00:46:33.400 at him and compare him to chad i guess and it's like this guy is terrible and so this guy's experience

00:46:37.720 is actually quite horrific now of course there's a problem here because the reason why it is is

00:46:42.040 because of like terrible choices decades beforehand which are like this is sort of nietzsche's idea of

00:46:47.800 like how do you actually save people like this from suffering well you actually have to help them

00:46:51.880 develop themselves properly and the more you can do it at the root of their lives the better but we'll

00:46:55.800 put that aside for the time being this this dude is is botched this dude is is unfortunate he's not

00:47:00.840 well turned out as the phrase that nietzsche often says he didn't turn out well it's absolutely

00:47:05.480 brutal but this is the consequences of ignorance in these topics so this is what you get now what

00:47:10.840 is this guy's psychology like this guy's psychology is going to be a combination of self-hate he's going

00:47:16.760 to have the same sexual urges that chad has but he can't express them now this is terrible because

00:47:21.400 all this energy is boiling up inside of his loins if you will but he can't fulfill it so it circles

00:47:26.520 around inside of his body and it attacks him it becomes it goes to war against him and it might make

00:47:31.800 him hate himself might make him want to hurt himself he might become depressed you know like pent up

00:47:36.600 energy he becomes depressed he becomes anxious he like goes into the mirror and he looks at

00:47:40.600 himself and he scratches his skin he says i hate myself i'm so fucking ugly and stupid and useless

00:47:45.080 and he might look at the chad and he might say oh fucking that dude like i'm he's resentful he's

00:47:50.920 bitter he's got all that desire for the good-looking girl but he can't have her because this guy this

00:47:55.480 guy's like fun and laughing and you know you'd feel that kind of feeling you'd be like fucking i don't

00:47:59.880 like seeing him win because i'm not winning i'm not happy and so he has this this energy inside of

00:48:04.600 himself and it's a very very dangerous thing very volatile very powerful as well it's like anger

00:48:10.360 it's frustration it's a lot an awful lot of things now this is where nietzsche becomes a profound

00:48:15.080 psychologist because he's basically explaining to you that with this what you're experiencing is

00:48:19.720 very normal envy is extremely normal extremely useful in fact if you interpret envy properly you

00:48:26.280 will understand that envy is your soul or your your energy or your will telling you that you see

00:48:33.000 something that you want this nerd looks at chad and says i want to be like that guy in some sense

00:48:38.280 that the virtues that chad has are things that i need to learn so this is like you know hit the gym

00:48:44.760 become more physical take control of your destiny this is what this this loser could learn from this

00:48:49.960 situation he could realize fuck i'm a pencil neck dork let's change this shit let's go start smashing

00:48:54.840 back the whey protein and get bigger better and stronger and maybe in like two or three years with

00:48:58.920 the help of like puberty he could actually be on the football team and he could be living he

00:49:02.440 could be one of the boys high-fiving this guy and this would be you could say a very heroic reaction

00:49:07.080 to a bad situation like a slave a failure a loser can definitely turn turn the situation around

00:49:13.400 there's no there's no destiny really in this stuff like it's it's it's really like up to you what you

00:49:17.880 do with this so when you get hit with these bad situations the nerd can change change the situation

00:49:22.520 but of course it can also go in other directions it very very easily can the nerd can decide not to do

00:49:28.280 that he can sit down and he can think to himself i hate this chad but i want to fuck stacy i want

00:49:34.200 her i need her and so he can get riled up and he can sort of say to himself i'm never going to be able

00:49:39.640 to be on that football team what can i do here you know and this is where again it could become a little

00:49:43.800 bit creative he might come up with this alternate lifestyle he might become a an artist he might start

00:49:48.360 playing guitar the chad will never be able to compete with him as the sensitive young man artist

00:49:52.760 so that could be his winning play or he might do all sorts of things but these strategies become a

00:49:58.600 poet become an intellectual whatever but these strategies can also go quite wrong they can do

00:50:03.080 things that are quite interesting but also a little bit distorted so for example this guy might come up

00:50:07.640 with this very crazy idea of like all right i need to be around that girl i can't present this

00:50:13.000 masculinity because i'm not masculine so maybe he would like i'll pretend to be a gay guy so i'll like

00:50:18.040 you know when i'll drop my hand i'll start getting the voice on i'm like oh my god and then i go to

00:50:21.560 stacy and i'll be like your hair is like so gorgeous and then they start hanging around with

00:50:25.800 her and of course deep down he still wants to be with her he says i actually knew a dude in in my

00:50:30.200 my high school my secondary school that was like this it was hilarious like he was very flamboyantly

00:50:34.200 gay he got in with all the girls and then the story got out that he was like you know he'd get drunk

00:50:37.880 with them and then he basically have his way with them all and i was like what the fuck like how

00:50:41.720 what is going on so he this this this strategy you know you see it before but anyway this this dude he's

00:50:46.920 he's hanging around with her and he wants her and so he might do stuff like slander chad he'd call

00:50:51.480 chad this is where you're seeing this idea of slave morality happen slave world view happen

00:50:55.800 he's saying that everything the chad is is bad athleticism is is barbarian and the way his

00:51:00.760 confidence is is is low consciousness his um his bombast his his beauty is like crudishness is

00:51:07.960 is laziness is is cruel is mean you might say he's like so toxically masculine i'm sure you've heard

00:51:13.000 that before you know he doesn't understand women's realities whereas me you know i'm very sensitive so

00:51:17.240 i understand this stuff and maybe stacy gets bewitched by this who knows and then she starts

00:51:21.080 to fall for this guy and and maybe she she like he starts getting second thoughts he might even begin

00:51:25.240 to lie to her about chad he might say oh chad's cheating on you and stuff like this and this

00:51:29.720 causes this divide and then this guy ends up being able to pull stacy away from chad at the very least

00:51:34.120 ruin their relationship or maybe even get her for himself and so you see this this operation going on

00:51:38.680 here is the psychology of a loser and a winner and how it can go from positive to toxic and now if you have

00:51:43.880 any thoughts on that we can pause it there or i can run into ireland and england uh yeah no i think

00:51:49.320 that's a perfect way to explain it uh i think that's great to frame it in a context uh which i have seen

00:51:55.560 this sort of reframing of good and bad quite a lot is just you know physique posts because when

00:52:02.440 whenever you see someone especially you know a beautiful fitness model guy a young european fitness

00:52:08.360 model being posted physique and then you see the comments there and this is something i saw

00:52:13.560 a lot early on as well uh not about me but just you know famous fitness models and stuff like that

00:52:19.240 you see the comments are is full of guys mainly of course saying that you know how good is this

00:52:26.600 cardio like who cares how good his cardio is it's only a way for them to be like you know i need to

00:52:32.680 comment something to feel less bad about myself or someone says oh i bet this guy couldn't

00:52:37.800 last 10 minutes outside in the wilderness or some other guy says oh i bet this guy can't fight or then

00:52:45.000 a fourth guy says oh this guy's muscles they're only for show so you have all of this slave morality

00:52:52.200 reactions where you try to reframe the beauty of the fitness model into something that is actually bad

00:52:58.200 so he's actually he's actually shallow and he's actually um stupid he's actually unmanly he's actually

00:53:05.960 not a good fighter because some reason and he is boring because he spends time in the gym and these

00:53:13.240 guys who say this they are of course spending twice the amount of time watching netflix on the sofa

00:53:19.240 eating bad food so that was sort of a an early um slave morality observation on my part that how

00:53:27.880 just a beautiful fitness model guy could trigger so so much hate uh by just existing i think that's a

00:53:35.800 like such a brilliant way to illustrate this and i guess you could say a practical way it shows up

00:53:39.720 because like understand this psychology it's so important to understand this to really get a good

00:53:45.000 grip on what nietzsche is saying there's something in human nature that hates success like we we have a

00:53:51.960 deep seed towards success and it kind of makes sense because if you're not the success if you see

00:53:56.760 somebody else winning that's almost never really good for you on some level you know it's like you know

00:54:01.720 it's not it means you're not winning like if you're watching someone else win it means you're not

00:54:06.520 there and that's never going to sit around right with your soul your soul always wants to be a part

00:54:10.600 of it it's like people all know this in like sales fomo you know fear of missing out oh i've got like

00:54:15.480 this brilliant product or i've got bitcoin and it's going up you better get on tour people don't want to

00:54:19.240 miss out so seeing success means somebody's getting the girl like these things are actually very binary in

00:54:24.440 nature if some guy is like getting the girl it means that he's going to use that girl's womb for nine months to

00:54:29.480 make his progenity and you will not and that's very dangerous in nature and so we're wired to be

00:54:34.120 deeply triggered by this because nature actually wants us like lions to go up and fight that dude

00:54:39.000 to make sure that you're the one that's breeding with the girl not him and so nature makes you you

00:54:43.000 aggressive towards him very very naturally and so there's this natural instinct to dislike success

00:54:48.280 and dislike um achievers and and be envious towards this type of stuff of course people can

00:54:53.880 misinterpret their passions people always misinterpret their emotions because their emotions are incredibly

00:54:57.640 complex so when so when your emotion screams envy at you it's very easy for you to distort that and

00:55:03.560 turning it turn it into a rationalization or an excuse this is also a part of human nature instead

00:55:07.800 of saying fuck i should go and compete against that guy you'll turn around and say you'll try to

00:55:12.360 rationalize that he there's something wrong with him and this is where you start getting into this

00:55:16.120 very very dangerous type of morality it's like what i was describing with the gay guy you distort it too much

00:55:20.760 and you start to go into um like you start to falsify the way that the world works so for in this

00:55:25.960 instance a beautiful fitness model you're doing this egregious thing where you're saying like oh

00:55:30.440 he's not that beautiful or he's a bad personality you've heard this type of stuff or even more petty

00:55:34.520 little things it's like he doesn't know jujitsu or a power lifter saying well you know i'm stronger

00:55:38.840 than him it's like yeah bro like but you're you're just trying to demoralize this guy because you're not

00:55:43.240 him and like you're clearly seething about something this type of thing and what you're this is what's so

00:55:48.280 dangerous about this this is why it's bad is that in the process of rationalizing against the

00:55:53.480 beautiful the high the triumphant you're actually devaluing that in and of itself this is truly i

00:55:59.880 think the essence of slave morality is that there are beautiful things there are objective beautiful

00:56:05.240 successful things in the world they're like our goals these are the things we actually want and if

00:56:10.280 you come up with some type of resentful rationalization to say that they aren't valuable

00:56:16.200 you're you're you're on a very fast track to something bad like if you say oh bodybuilding stupid

00:56:21.400 because maybe you got bitch mad about some fucking physique poster golden one on a boat saying that i'm

00:56:26.120 coming to steal your books or something like this and you get mad about it and so you say i'm going

00:56:29.720 to be a power lifter from now on and then you you get really fat and then you do nothing but eat

00:56:33.800 overeat and then lift weights and all this stuff and you say like i'm a big man because i can lift heavy

00:56:37.080 weights it's like well wait a second bro like you've made this hugely emotional decision you've

00:56:41.080 basically gone completely against and you might have even fucked your joints up in the process of all

00:56:44.600 these types like you know what i mean like this can actually lead to mistakes same way as like a you know some

00:56:50.120 some fighter who's trying to prove he's a tough guy because some bodybuilder got the girl and so

00:56:54.760 he goes and he goes hard boxing and ends up getting like you know too many concussions from sparring

00:56:59.960 irresponsibly and then ends up with like uh actually an issue because he was just trying to prove to

00:57:04.520 himself he's a tough dude because some guy took his girl when he was like 16 or something like this

00:57:09.000 it's like wow like look at the kind of cycle of relationships or a bodybuilder can do the same thing

00:57:13.160 some boxer can like look cooler than him and he can try overcompensate by going on roids and end of like

00:57:17.880 fucking up his hormones or something like this like these are maybe yeah specific examples but

00:57:21.640 i think you know what i'm talking about yeah so in relationship to between people first of all would

00:57:26.200 you like to say anything on that and then i'll go into the irish and english yeah no i think that's a

00:57:30.040 good segue to the irish and english so with the irish and english like this dynamic plays out between

00:57:35.640 tribes this is where things become quite shocking quite difficult because i would argue i would point

00:57:41.160 that i'd say if you went to rome during early christianity you would find much many of these

00:57:46.760 these phenomenons happening you would have like these these slaves resentful towards the the roman

00:57:51.800 conquerors and the romans would have been beautiful aristocratic and the slaves would have been

00:57:56.680 unfortunately very botched because they were slaves they would have been like you know had the worst

00:58:00.120 food they would have been the underclass they would have been the people who they would have been

00:58:03.960 slaves they would have been like uh you know hurt for centuries so they would have had this natural

00:58:09.640 resentment towards the romans and this is the kind of danger of a communist movement or a slave movement

00:58:13.640 and all this now this relationship between tribes is very very scary because but it's also probably

00:58:17.960 nietzsche's most sophisticated and important gift i guess to us psychologically because he comes up with

00:58:24.120 a way to categorize why weak people you could basically say like left-wingers are are one of the

00:58:31.080 most dangerous sources of of evil in our world if you want to put it this way evil is not obviously a word

00:58:36.040 he'd use but he helps us categorize why we should be seriously mistrustful of um of people who are

00:58:45.080 promulgating the the lower forces if you want to put it this way because they're actually at war with

00:58:50.040 what is beautiful and the great educational process that european man needs to go through is to learn

00:58:55.720 to develop a a sort of a religious understanding of this emotional state and we're going to have to go

00:59:01.960 through an awful lot of pain to learn this communism for the russians was their way of developing that

00:59:06.280 immune system look at what had to happen to them for them to have it drilled into their thick skulls

00:59:10.520 that it's like you cannot cannot let people just bullshit you into these situations because they will

00:59:15.880 destroy you they will rip your skin off in public and pull your your wife's pregnant baby out of her

00:59:20.520 stomach because they hate you that much you don't understand how dark hate is you just don't get it you

00:59:26.520 know and the same with the french revolution the french revolution sounded beautiful but when

00:59:31.400 they achieved the conquest and they cut off the heads of the monarchs the mask came off and you

00:59:36.360 saw that toxic nerd resentment popped out of them and they went around and they butchered people man

00:59:43.080 they they hunted down the protestants and they made sure that those prods got fucked they attacked they

00:59:47.800 were merciless and it took napoleon a superman to come in and whip them into shape napoleon said that

00:59:53.960 he was during this in the streets in france he was he was tasked with controlling one of the mobs

00:59:59.240 and he described how that that kind of you know it read that was his red pill moment where he

01:00:03.000 realized that it was like a a sort of a a resentful biological phenomenon he was dealing with because

01:00:08.840 um these people were just like festering monsters they were just like there was like animals just

01:00:12.840 attacking you know aimlessly there was just no it was just crazy he couldn't believe what he was

01:00:16.840 seeing and so i noticed because being irish we are full of this energy towards the english because

01:00:23.000 the english conquered us the english put us underneath their foot they you know they they were involved in the

01:00:28.680 famine that ended up starving us like these are really egregious things to do to us this made us

01:00:33.000 like worse off it destroyed our genetic heritage we had eight million people and that got cut down

01:00:37.720 to three like that's astounding the type of wounds you take off something like this and we developed

01:00:42.520 like a very very uh dark chip on our shoulder in fact the reason why the revolution happened was because

01:00:48.040 of the famine and what was going on is that we we just absolutely despised them we hate them we we

01:00:53.560 like we fuck these dudes like they they're not our friends they're they're out to hurt us and we have

01:00:58.600 this like negative energy towards them at all points and again you can understand this like

01:01:02.440 it's like what i said with the the slave the nerd it's okay to feel angry and envious if you're going

01:01:08.040 to use it as motivation to make yourself better the irish sort of maybe used it to get their nation

01:01:12.120 back and it's like all right well what are you going to do with this nation now and it's like we're

01:01:14.680 going to turn it into eu global homo thing it's like you're fucking idiots right you're wasting

01:01:18.120 no but the point being is that like you can use it and so maybe we got motivated to do this stuff

01:01:23.000 but there's always a danger there's always a residual issue where you can start to demoralize

01:01:28.440 what is beautiful like i said and so when i look at the english this is what nietzsche taught me to do

01:01:32.680 it's like i can't just turn around and and do what us irish people tend to do which is we call them

01:01:38.360 arrogant and we call them basically sauron they're like implicitly evil everything they want to do is

01:01:43.160 is short-sighted and arrogant and aggressive and and unthinking and they're they're obviously guilty

01:01:49.640 just by on first principle and they're they've sort of got this like evil instinct inside of them

01:01:53.880 that they're too stupid to understand this is sort of the the world view we have inside of our heads

01:01:57.720 about the english and this is also um absolves us of of many things like the irish don't have

01:02:03.800 to turn around and be like you know maybe the english conquered us because the english were more

01:02:07.480 sophisticated organized more serious more diligent more disciplined as a people as a whole more

01:02:14.120 idealistic more more like you know they created the one of the biggest empires in the world for a

01:02:18.360 reason they had many many profound traits but we don't want to acknowledge that stuff now it's

01:02:23.320 interesting because we're in denial of that we can't develop those traits because i am a slave who

01:02:29.480 says oh everything the master englishman represents is bad what's interesting is that i can't turn around

01:02:34.680 to my friends and say let's get organized instead it's okay for me and my friends to be drunk

01:02:38.440 because we're little poets we're the little poor irish people that were just hanging around in our

01:02:41.960 villages and the english tyrants are just coming to get us and they're just interrupting our drinking

01:02:46.120 sessions what terrible terrible english people it's like well maybe we should stop fucking being drunk

01:02:50.040 all the time we should sit down and think about how we get fucking organized how do we actually

01:02:53.800 run a nation that's idealistic what what does it mean to be beautiful and to be high and to be

01:02:57.320 successful those like think how much bigger the english think than we do the english conquered the

01:03:02.520 world we just barely conquered our own island and that was the the horizon of our ambitions

01:03:07.560 and that's actually quite small and this is the kind of problem with the pettiness of this type of

01:03:11.560 slave thinking is it brings you down to a low level so um when when i look at this stuff i start to see

01:03:17.080 the the power in it like first of all as i said that resentment motivated us to win our nation back

01:03:21.800 it created a very profound political movement it was very creative but on the flip side it also

01:03:26.520 has this resentment that self-limits it that stops you from from actually understanding what true

01:03:31.720 high potential is true like the highest beauty that you could aim for and this is where you i

01:03:36.520 think you need to learn to overcome that resentment and understand the consciousness of a true a true

01:03:42.040 master a true winner because how does the englishman think like the englishman maybe not now and we'll

01:03:46.920 get into that now in a second but the english the the conqueror the germanic conqueror is not caught up

01:03:52.600 with like if petty wars with his neighbor he's thinking about like the biggest goals of all how do i take

01:03:57.320 over the world how do i create the highest culture how do i reach towards the very apex of the skies and

01:04:01.800 stuff like this that type of big thinking is actually incredibly profound and rare in the world but

01:04:07.160 that's truly what i think defines a a conqueror a master a true winner in that type of sense and so

01:04:13.160 that's i think really important if you have any thoughts on that we i'll i'll rock into maybe more

01:04:17.960 psychology in there but i'd love to see what you're yeah sure i'll just say the following that so when i

01:04:22.760 mentioned the the beautiful irish spirit and the lower irish spirit uh they were of course present

01:04:29.000 back in the day as well so maybe a hundred years ago you had a um a sort of cultural revival movement

01:04:35.320 in ireland as well with the gaa the gaelic athletic gaelic association yeah yeah that's it that's it

01:04:44.040 uh and stuff like that you know revival of the language revival of many of these beautiful things

01:04:48.760 so i would say that you had almost like two two spirits also working and perhaps these two spirits

01:04:56.200 went to war in the irish civil war now i'm no expert in that particular war but at least looking at the

01:05:01.640 sort of build up to the um the war for freedom you have at least the beautiful spirit it is in there as

01:05:08.680 well you know the the the irish sense for you know being masters of their own destiny and using their own

01:05:15.400 beautiful uh things which is you know language culture art stuff like that so i yeah just wanted

01:05:21.400 to have that said yeah so this is a very interesting conception and i think the way i i ground these

01:05:28.760 categorizations and of course like they're yours so you can do what you wish with them but i was

01:05:33.560 saying earlier that you have a loser and he feels envy he gets riled up with emotion about his situation

01:05:39.480 he gets angry and frustrated now he has a variety of different responses to this you know so as i said he

01:05:44.360 he could pretend to be a gay man so he can get him with stacy and falsify and say the chat is not

01:05:49.080 cool like his chat is like a grug or something like this now you you could maybe argue that that

01:05:53.720 that type of like distortion is highly creative but it's kind of resentful and it's a little bit

01:05:58.840 dangerous or he could sit and he could be but mad and plays video games and say i don't even want

01:06:02.840 girls he become like a black-pilled incel or something like that's also a possibility too now you

01:06:07.480 could argue that these are very very negative responses like these are responses that are not

01:06:12.360 dealing with the situation well and you could categorize that they're like as you're calling

01:06:16.600 them lower that's that lower resentful emotions this would be like the irish man that's stomping

01:06:20.920 his foot and blaming the english for all the world's problems and just like fucking angry and sort of

01:06:25.160 saying you know what i'm gonna do i'm gonna make a maltov cocktail i'm gonna walk into a pub wrap a

01:06:29.080 load of nails around in a in a cloth and drop it in the middle of the thing and blow off a load of

01:06:33.320 like english women and children and husbands faces because i'm just fucking angry and it's like that's

01:06:38.200 you know that's ugly that's disgusting like what are you doing you're just like it's how how can you

01:06:43.560 do this is terrorism like how can you do something like that that's that's horrific yeah but then

01:06:48.360 there's better reactions like you can turn around and you can take the punch in the jaw and be like

01:06:51.560 these fuckers beat us they were more organized but we're we're gonna we're gonna fuck you we're

01:06:56.040 gonna write we're gonna compete we're gonna go and we're gonna work we're gonna build ourselves up

01:06:59.320 and come back and in fact this is what this irish legacy movement you're talking about was like

01:07:04.040 like there's a lot of people who are like if we are going to win we need to know who the

01:07:07.720 fuck we are and so you had all these these poets spending this deep amount of time trying to fill

01:07:13.400 out the irish destiny and actually in fairness to the english there was loads of like anglo protestants

01:07:17.400 like yates and all this that were huge contributors towards this and then these guys were like

01:07:21.960 creative they're like we're gonna get organized we're gonna build our own uh our own sports movements

01:07:26.120 we're gonna work on our language you had these people making great sacrifices to be creative

01:07:30.920 and this creativity actually is what worked like we created such a powerful identity we have one of

01:07:36.840 the strongest identities in the modern world maybe rivaling like the jews of the of the

01:07:41.160 white people i guess you could say which is interesting because both slave populations nonetheless

01:07:45.880 the um we we go and we transform we build we create and we focus that like that aggressive

01:07:52.120 energy and building and creating and even like it gets violent as well like that the nationalist

01:07:55.880 movement was in some sense a politically creative act like you know it's it's in that way

01:08:00.520 but in some sense it's it's that was that was big thinking like we were taking on the english

01:08:04.600 military and the establishment like that's that's actually ballsy you know like you're fighting a

01:08:08.840 a military like all right fair enough like killing some poor fucking woman in a pub is just retarded but

01:08:13.640 this is that's that's blunt resentment with no aim like it's headless resentment but this is like all

01:08:18.440 right fair enough that's that's a real rivalry you're actually you're actually going for the boys like

01:08:21.560 fair enough high five to you that type of thing and absolutely that that sort of ascendant um honorable i

01:08:28.440 would even call it heroic that spirit as you're categorizing as beautiful i think it's wrapped up

01:08:32.200 with that beautiful poetic instinct as well i think it's motivated from correctly interpreting the type

01:08:36.520 of energy you want and just basically learning to think like a winner no matter the situation i really

01:08:40.440 think is what it comes down to and and when yeah part of us had that you know and then i'm not sure

01:08:46.120 how the civil war graphs onto this because that's more like petty politics but like you had someone

01:08:51.640 like michael collins who was just like an absolute master like an absolute conqueror so savvy so well played

01:08:57.560 and maybe he you know like people were more idealistic i don't know i don't know can you

01:09:02.920 really wrap that up a master and slaves people like wanted the whole island he was like very

01:09:06.280 pragmatic and he knew what he was going to get so whatever about that but i think the core psychology

01:09:11.080 that i'm talking about there is the absolute root of this stuff so yeah super super interesting topic

01:09:15.640 indeed and uh yeah we're we're well over an hour and uh it feels like we only scratch the surface of the

01:09:21.960 the this uh topics but uh yeah awesome insights and i encourage everyone to subscribe to the great

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01:09:36.520 final thoughts you would like to uh to share with our listeners here okay well i guess i'll talk about

01:09:42.360 the the english because this i think this is very very important side of this um so regardless regarding

01:09:48.600 the slaves and the irish and the psychology irish i think that's important to understand but there's

01:09:52.600 another side of this that is the masters and what can go wrong with the masters because this is like

01:09:57.400 nietzsche being the psychologist i think this is very very useful and the problem with the masters is

01:10:01.800 that they can become a little bit naive think about when you're a winner the jock is the winner on the

01:10:06.040 football team he might not realize what made him a winner because it sort of happened very

01:10:11.080 instinctively for him he might not realize that the nerd hates him so he might not realize that this

01:10:15.400 nerd is trying to worm into stacy's mind and twist her brain and stuff like this and so there there

01:10:20.760 becomes a problem with the master where he becomes quite naive forgetful out of touch and this forms

01:10:28.680 a very interesting relationship where the slave is way more crafty and way more intelligent way more

01:10:35.960 maybe not intelligent but way more like um sly like a fox type thing and so for example with this gay

01:10:43.400 dude who is a brainwashing stacy to hate the jock and and categorizing the jock as all these evil

01:10:49.800 things the jock doesn't really have a defense against that because that's just so interesting and out of

01:10:54.360 the ordinary and weird it's not it's not something that the instincts have a plan for you know that um

01:10:59.640 the jock kind of gets a little bit confused he gets socially outmaneuvered if you want to put it

01:11:03.640 this way now what you see with the english right now what you see with the masters as a whole because

01:11:08.440 this this category with the english could be better understand is the west as a whole because the west is

01:11:12.520 essentially like a master people overall and the colonial project as a whole the fundamental

01:11:18.280 problem i think going on psychologically in the west is the relationship between the conquerors

01:11:23.320 and guilt and their misunderstanding of the conquered and their resentment the western people don't

01:11:29.720 understand the the the black hate that people like the irish have towards them if you want to put

01:11:35.320 it this way now the irish are maybe a little bit of a special case but you see this in like the the

01:11:39.320 minorities and people in america and you see this overall as this big thing and so the relationship

01:11:45.400 for the the masters the the historical masters is that they have this big feeling of guilt they have

01:11:52.920 had their way of doing things their their master values have been critiqued out of existence they don't

01:11:59.800 understand the value of the way they see the world they they've lost their master traits they've been

01:12:04.280 bewitched and they've fallen for it because they're a little bit silly and a little bit naive and they've

01:12:08.520 allowed themselves to be haggard with guilt and this guilt has distorted their mind and turned them

01:12:13.560 into essentially slaves they've been cuckolded spiritually in some sense by this feeling and

01:12:18.440 they struggle to overcome this absolutely and they it leads them making so many egregious choices

01:12:25.000 they're not able to defend themselves they're not able to guard their heritage they the the resentment

01:12:30.520 of the weak is categorized in their mind as a good thing that is this most frightening one of all that

01:12:35.640 they don't understand the the the aggression of that's what's getting directed at them and stuff

01:12:39.960 like this this would be like an english person in ireland you know thinking that the irish are

01:12:44.440 are uh angels who just want to go and help them on all this type of stuff it's like wait a second

01:12:48.520 bro like you know these people are not happy with you at all and so the the thing i see going on in the

01:12:53.240 west right now obviously is like america the germans the the english the french spanish like it's

01:12:59.480 everywhere is the guilt that's being haggard on them because of the the colonial project because

01:13:05.240 of their they're conquering in the past they're masters of the world in the past and this guilt

01:13:09.480 this one emotion seems to be getting twisted and leveraged to just drive them to destroy their entire

01:13:14.440 legacy and as a consequence destroy everything that is beautiful and allow them to allow like a resentful

01:13:21.480 sort of like woke communist revolution take place which promises this ideal of equality and freedom

01:13:27.480 but of course it's going to end up exactly like the french revolution the communist revolution where

01:13:31.080 it actually comes true it will just be a mess probably even a little bit violent or brutal

01:13:35.640 in some way and not lead to any ideals at all it'll lead to a sort of darkening age and the project

01:13:40.440 will have to start again from a lower place so i think that's one of the best things you can

01:13:44.680 take out of this nietzschean perspective as the education that western man needs to achieve we have

01:13:50.680 freud as the guy who we understand is the foundation of psychoanalysis it's a tragedy that that

01:13:55.640 wasn't nietzsche because nietzsche's categorizations are so much more sophisticated and relevant to our

01:14:00.760 age yeah definitely beautifully stated and this is for everyone who's listening take a moment to

01:14:08.280 meditate upon what uh stef just said here it's uh of utmost important to understand what is going on in

01:14:15.960 the west today and of course if we're talking about generational knowledge this is what perhaps all

01:14:21.480 boomers uh this is knowledge they should have had but unfortunately they didn't so uh they let things

01:14:28.920 fall but it is what it is it's up to our generation to set um the morality straight again so uh yeah

01:14:36.120 awesome thanks a lot for coming on the channel and uh enlightening us with this uh with this great

01:14:43.640 insights not at all my man thank you very much for the opportunity and i if there's any boyos listening to

01:14:49.160 this definitely give mr golden lion a follow here he's um the channel i've watched for ages and as

01:14:53.800 i said like that positive attitude um you you bring man is absolutely brilliant the it's just like it's

01:14:59.880 so pragmatic for people to engage in this idea that we we can do stuff you know like again this whole idea

01:15:07.400 of like oh you're a loser because i think to be honest the the demographic we come from is actually

01:15:14.120 in quite a losing position in many senses like we're not in possession of the cultural the cultural

01:15:18.520 hegemony at all and these things are like we actually are experienced this experiencing the

01:15:23.640 slave feelings and we need to be very sincere about this and we actually need to take the punch in the

01:15:28.600 chin that like all slaves need to take we can't sit around and stomp our foot and be bitter and resentful

01:15:33.480 we can't sit around and blame you know we're sitting around there and saying all problems are a

01:15:38.040 consequence of certain things and all these types of things i don't want people to be in denial but i

01:15:42.600 don't want people to also develop this disempowering nerd attitude where you can just sit around being

01:15:48.520 blunt in the theory cell and like man again the reason why i'm saying this is the brand and the

01:15:52.280 energy you put out is antagonistic to that in its its roots it's extremely forward-thinking and positive

01:15:59.160 and you can and can do it's got that can do attitude and i think that's such a big deal you

01:16:02.520 know i think that's really really important and should never be forgotten and is um something that's

01:16:06.520 often missing yeah thanks a lot it means uh means a lot hearing that and of course yeah i try to be

01:16:13.000 completely immune to black pills and slave morality and sort of low thumos behavior so i'm i'm all for

01:16:18.760 it just uh to just uh embrace destiny so uh yeah thanks a lot and again i encourage everyone to check

01:16:26.600 out steph's channel first link in the description box below thanks for watching xxo boom

The Golden One - March 19, 2023

Talking to Uberboyo： Master and Slave Morality. Christianity and Rome. Nietzsche. Irish and English.

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