The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - TNT Live： Trudeau's War On The Media (Bill C-18 & C-11)

00:00:00.000 hey welcome to uh tnt live our first episode in a while sorry why it's been busy at work and his

00:00:09.280 home is being renovated and i decided to go out at night and yell at strangers and resume doing

00:00:14.560 stand-up comedy because news is now illegal news is now not allowed to happen in canada thanks to

00:00:20.000 bill c11 and c18 so that'll be our main story tonight um what is bill c11 what is bill c18 and

00:00:26.480 how do they affect canadian media so last week everyone was upset because meta facebook and

00:00:32.560 instagram uh we're gonna block canadian news content in canada and now google is going to block uh

00:00:40.000 canadian uh news content as well so if you are unfamiliar with running an online news site uh

00:00:48.080 let me fill you in on a secret uh that why didn't i know well uh that's the majority of our traffic

00:00:53.920 is uh meta and google that is a lot where people get the news this basically lives that leaves us

00:00:59.360 with twitter and maybe reddit which reddit's far left and doesn't really um oh you'll get kicked

00:01:06.640 off there for misgendering someone in five minutes yeah like we're not we were never long for reddit

00:01:11.680 uh it doesn't matter so it's basically twitter is the last one standing you know unless one of the

00:01:17.520 unless either the tech companies or the government blink but i think it's less likely that the tech

00:01:22.560 companies blink if there's two of them now so that's where we are why do you want to give your

00:01:27.680 overview no i was just going to say at least the saving grace for something like the national

00:01:31.840 telegraph is that we're probably not even considered news so right now facebook will probably not target

00:01:37.280 us because we haven't like registered with them or anything like that so at the very least the stream

00:01:41.760 will fly under the radar and because maybe the website's hosted from squarespace it'll be considered

00:01:48.000 an american news source or something like that so maybe it is great to not be considered real

00:01:53.120 canadian content for a little bit yeah i mean that that is the so funny that's that's the thing that

00:01:57.920 that lets me sleep at night is like i don't think the government's ever classified us as news which is

00:02:03.040 good um you know we might be able to slip under the radar for a bit and be like this is a blog about

00:02:08.960 feelings um you maybe uh and do some stuff but i mean i i do see through this i think the eventual

00:02:17.760 um push here is quite clearly the destruction of alternative media um it is destroy online media

00:02:25.840 because online media is a danger to uh the government in the liberal government more specifically

00:02:30.960 and the the solution there is to make online news media uh highly unprofitable and then bail out the

00:02:40.160 mainstream media news sources so they can still you know put things on tv and they could put things in

00:02:46.640 newspapers where good liberal boomers get their news where my aunts and uncles get their news they get

00:02:53.360 their news from from the standard ones my mom subscribes to the toronto starts the only thing she reads

00:02:59.440 so yeah knows maybe it's not even the toronto star anymore sorry it's the it it's the it's the uh

00:03:05.600 it's post media's toronto star yeah and then post me in the toronto star gonna emerge i mean like

00:03:10.400 canada's a freaking joke it's i mean i think it's like you know we had two two tech companies now we'll

00:03:16.400 have two media companies one government one also government and and prices will be insane and everything

00:03:24.800 will be monopolized by some corporate giant that's in bed with the tech companies

00:03:29.600 and just this idea and maybe we'll start off with bill c18 because it's the main one then move on

00:03:34.160 to bill c11 the justifications from the liberal government on why we need to get big tech to pay 0.87

00:03:39.920 journalists is so stupid this would be like the fact this would be like like this would be like 0.97

00:03:46.560 grocery stores having to pay the people that they buy products from to like have them on the shelves 1.00

00:03:52.400 or like they'd have to pay them an extra rental fee or something like that to have rice krispies on the

00:03:56.400 shelves it's it's like someone uh the best thing now is some said it's like um it's a finder's fee

00:04:03.040 except the finder's fee is not is like you know the person like like the founders i find it for you

00:04:10.160 give it to you and then you owe me yeah it's like yeah the finder's fee is like okay i found someone

00:04:14.640 really talented this guy's a great software engineer here you are google hire him oh great there's a good

00:04:20.080 finder's fee but this is like the person who finds the talent has to pay them for the privilege of

00:04:27.840 introducing them to google like then what's the point of this yeah and and again it's just they're

00:04:33.440 the liberal government even though the liberals are like some of the most corporate like big bloated

00:04:38.400 business people you've ever met they're pretending like we're trying to fight big bloated business on

00:04:42.960 behalf of like strong independent media or whatever it's like guys we're having more media monopolization

00:04:50.000 than ever because the actual costs that go into running a media company are like sky high unless

00:04:55.520 you're willing to do it for free you're just not going to make it that's why again even tour star and

00:05:00.320 and like post media need to combine themselves just so they don't go under so unless you're like

00:05:04.800 these organizations getting massive like payouts from the government or you're the cbc who gets a

00:05:09.360 billion dollars a year from the government you're obviously not going you obviously if you're going

00:05:13.520 to get any viewership you're going to have to go on social media and i and while the liberals are

00:05:18.320 claiming that what they're trying to do is get media like journalists paid obviously probably the 0.78

00:05:23.040 ulterior motive and the main motive was to get into a stupid fight with facebook and google so that 0.55

00:05:29.520 they just turn off all media so that the only media anyone gets is on television or on uh like it's 0.94

00:05:35.600 either on television or it's on like like physical newspapers so effectively we're just going to

00:05:40.880 restrict the the the like i guess means of communicating because that's easier than

00:05:46.400 actually cracking down on independent media directly i bring up the comment from diverged

00:05:51.200 media i think give them a shout out like you know it's greg here saying this is going to screw

00:05:55.680 up the release of our documentary about canadians bent for canadians but canadians won't be able to

00:05:59.200 find it truder admires china's basic basic uh truder admires china's basic dictatorship has come home to

00:06:05.280 roost yeah and i mean so greg um yeah it's about killing alternative media while pretending to support

00:06:11.840 media i agree and greg brings up a good point this is i think the c11 part where the the lie behind c11

00:06:19.280 is oh we want to get more canadian content to canadians like the joke i always make is like

00:06:24.000 you what c11 purports to do is you type ben shapiro video into youtube it reads it says sorry did you

00:06:33.200 mean canadian fast talking jew and puts me in front of you instead that's not going to happen right no

00:06:38.560 one right i i don't see i don't see myself ever benefiting from uh the government thing so when

00:06:44.640 greg's saying he's he's working a documentary about the freedom convoy and the fallout there

00:06:49.280 that's a canadian issue by a canadian journalist meant to disseminate information to canadians and

00:06:56.800 these new laws will make it exponentially more difficult for him to accomplish that goal and

00:07:02.400 the purported justification for the laws was to make it easier for canadians like greg to make content

00:07:08.240 um about canadian issues and that is not people people have to understand what the actual crtc

00:07:15.520 regulations are and what they consider canadian because what they are going to try and do is

00:07:19.440 import the exact same stupid regulations they have for movies and television and radio in which like 0.81

00:07:25.440 yeah a movie might have a bunch of canadian actors in it and it might be filmed in canada but is the 0.97

00:07:29.120 producer canadian who was giving all the beverages on on set and crap like that so they have this very

00:07:34.560 strange definition of what is a canadian product it could be it could be shot in mumbai but as long as

00:07:40.800 the people who were providing all the catering and were shooting the movie were canadian it could

00:07:45.600 be considered a canadian production based on the crtc's point system so and this is where pablo

00:07:51.200 rodriguez and justin trio with c18 uh with the com with the combination of c11 have created a win-win

00:07:57.840 uh sort of scenario for themselves where basically what they can do and also c18 does just give another

00:08:03.360 300 million dollars to the legacy media so that's also something in that in that bill but so c18 is going to

00:08:09.200 say we're going to try and get journalists paid by big tech one extremely unlikely to happen just

00:08:15.040 as we saw with google and meta basically pulling the plug immediately saying we're not going to pay

00:08:19.360 and even in the theoretical world where they actually were willing to pay something like the

00:08:23.600 canadian government and they negotiate and they pay small amounts of money that aren't really that much

00:08:28.080 well the canadian government's also control in control of the algorithm for whose articles come up

00:08:33.360 first so they basically get they get to pick and choose who facebook and uh facebook and google

00:08:38.880 pay for the articles because they get to figure out what shows up in your feed yeah it's an

00:08:44.160 absolute cluster f-bomb and i'm not so interested in the government's motivations because you know

00:08:55.040 since 2019 i i've been saying the the goal of the true administration is to monopolize flow of

00:08:59.920 information destroy alternative media you look at the 600 million dollar media bailout you look at

00:09:04.160 them suing and attacking rebel news and true north media the next logical step was to go for internet

00:09:10.160 censorship which they've been trying to do um ever like it's it's been a lynchpin of their thing so

00:09:17.760 i don't think there was any good intentions behind this i think it was purely um calculated

00:09:23.520 authoritarianism what i think this is the result they wanted i think it's the result they're getting

00:09:27.920 i think they see a win-win if there's no news um on facebook or google that's good because then

00:09:33.680 people aren't consuming news they're not uh and they control the media the only news people can

00:09:39.280 see is the tv and newspaper news which they pay for anyway which doesn't do any hard-hitting anti-government

00:09:44.160 stuff you know they're all anti-convoy and we're willing to lie about covet and all that stuff so

00:09:50.640 there's a win and if they do pay right you control the algorithm you can push your stuff to

00:09:56.160 talk and you can create a sneaky algorithm that financially incentivizes people to push government

00:10:01.280 narratives and call it journalism win-win um you destroy the country win-win i am much more

00:10:07.120 interested in the people the shrewanans supporting it like because in order to get this law stopped

00:10:17.680 the average canadian has to look at this and say whoa like not the canadians who've been listening to

00:10:24.480 people like you and me talk for years because like they understand they get it and it's not it's not a knock

00:10:28.880 on the people in the audience and simply saying the people in the audience you know i i i you're

00:10:33.920 way ahead of the game let's do is four right and and and we go on but it's it's sort of like the people

00:10:40.080 in your family the people who don't do this the people aren't politically engaged because this is

00:10:45.280 such a silly thing and there's this thinnest justification for it right we want to get journalists

00:10:50.560 paid oh they want to and we want right the jagme we want the big cup big tech companies to pay their fair

00:10:56.000 share so is there a general communist level misunderstanding of economics where we just

00:11:01.520 can't think three steps ahead um or or is it like so tribalistic that let's defend the dear leader all

00:11:10.160 costs and is there a way that if this is explained to them that it will make those with principles say

00:11:17.360 hold on a minute we we can't be having this is a bit authoritarian and they start to lose those

00:11:23.360 centrist urbanite people because if without a backlash from center people urbanite canadian

00:11:32.320 urbanites who perceive themselves as centrist let's call it that right you can whatever you

00:11:38.400 want to call this category canadian urbanites who perceive themselves to be centrist this is

00:11:42.880 sort of what drives the liberal party and again yeah like the frustration the frustrating thing about

00:11:48.960 it can be just the fact that a lot of people assume that because the government's doing something

00:11:52.400 there's something uh inherently good or inherently reasonable about it or people who will just see

00:11:58.720 that we're going after big tech and their minds will just kind of invent a reason why that why what

00:12:04.080 the government's doing is reasonable when they're effectively just like effective robbing big tech but

00:12:08.240 yeah sorry go on yeah that that these are all like good points because i mean again so unless i'm less

00:12:16.480 worried about screaming commies online because they'll never be reasonable but it we have to get to 0.61

00:12:22.160 a point like how can we convince upper middle class urbanites that this is a pretty scary thing because

00:12:32.320 part of their ethos is they believe themselves to be very politically aware very cultured they have a

00:12:40.720 greater understanding of political machinations than um the the silly um people online who actually

00:12:49.040 understand these issues and and looked into them uh before the cbc told them about them uh but it's

00:12:56.800 there is there's a thing where the the people who perceive themselves to be centrist

00:13:00.720 do want to be somewhat contrarian sometimes and it's just a means of activating that

00:13:05.600 that i think we we need to find a way to do better as the canadian right because some of the trudo stuff 1.00

00:13:13.600 is so actually crazy um that if explained to someone there's no way they can support it it's like the

00:13:21.840 it's like a lot of the gender stuff which you can get into later it's like once you know men competing

00:13:27.360 with women and explained to a reasonable person they're usually against it just as someone should have 1.00

00:13:32.720 like someone who's you know a fancy lawyer in toronto or a mid-range lawyer in toronto whatever

00:13:37.360 has this explained to them they should be able to understand that this isn't how anything works

00:13:41.760 it's not like you know we got the the big tech companies should be giving people money to post on

00:13:47.760 their platforms like that that's not how that's so unsustainable think of all the billions of

00:13:52.000 things that go on google a second right google can't give everyone a dollar for posting something

00:13:56.720 on google like and what's the good and google is supposed to pay people out if they're potentially

00:14:00.400 scamming the algorithm or something like that or if they're like artificially boosting stuff who

00:14:05.440 do they know who they're supposed to pay who's actually canadian and they actually have to pay

00:14:09.120 them out and how many like legal issues are they going to get with the canadian government because

00:14:12.640 you didn't pay out this person and they're actually canadian i can't believe you and stuff like that

00:14:16.640 like it's basically like someone who like has two vpns to scan the system to put them here here and

00:14:23.760 here so he technically posts something in canada and doesn't get paid from google and then uses a

00:14:29.040 shysty lawyer to to sue them and it's a sue to settle to give them like okay let's get this guy

00:14:34.000 100 grand just to shut up right they're not even they're not saying like hey give give people who

00:14:38.720 generate views on google news give them like a fifth of the penny every single time they get

00:14:42.240 a view just because we're trying to increase their their revenue a little bit that's already not

00:14:46.240 okay because it's not google's responsibility for paying you after already hosting you for free

00:14:51.040 the like what they're effectively doing is like um what how am i losing my point here it was it was

00:14:59.520 like you're giving it's not that you're just giving people yeah like a fifth of the penny for a review

00:15:03.360 they have to create an entire regulatory infrastructure inside of their own company

00:15:06.960 in order to handle this which will probably cause tens of millions of dollars a year it's ridiculous but

00:15:12.160 this is how government becomes bloated and not no matter how much they spend every year it seems like

00:15:16.320 your service is what the government does is they create a new they create a new bureaucracy every

00:15:20.800 few months to do something useless and that gets the point where google google canada and meta canada

00:15:26.560 would probably effectively need another office in ottawa so they can deal with the heritage ministry so

00:15:31.040 they can figure out what the new regulations are it it's it's unsustainable and it's effectively

00:15:35.600 also a way of justin trudeau being able to get a foothold into big tech himself and so that he

00:15:41.120 effectively has a corner office in big tech yeah and like just to just to drive the point home on c18

00:15:48.240 like we get like you guys might not like facebook because you might be in facebook jail right now

00:15:55.280 watching this unable to comment god bless you uh doing your time in in serve in with some honor but

00:16:03.440 facebook is a free means of us we started a facebook page got over 75 000 people and it's a great way

00:16:10.800 and it's free for us to get information out to people and when you click on a national telegraph

00:16:16.240 article you go off of facebook you come to our website you scroll down you pass by an ad we get

00:16:22.560 ad sense revenue for that like we already make money off of facebook and pay nothing right and

00:16:27.760 it'd be absurd because like facebook doesn't want you clicking off facebook going somewhere else but

00:16:32.480 facebook is kind of fine with articles links being up there and whatever because you get good content

00:16:37.760 you're like oh i read this article on facebook thank you then you usually click off and go back

00:16:41.520 to facebook for a while facebook even has its own monetized monetization program you can literally go

00:16:47.600 get your page monetized and if you're doing a lot of live videos and if you're putting up really good

00:16:51.440 viral videos they can put small ads that appear halfway through the video they'll give you some money

00:16:56.000 too google like it's not like ad sense that google has set up that every single website on the planet

00:17:01.600 pretty much uses like there's some other like ads um ads companies out there that do it too but they are

00:17:06.560 like they're like 60 70 of the market it's not like google is not used to paying people they're

00:17:11.360 just not used to paying people for simply being on the site they're not even paying you per view

00:17:15.760 based on the way that justin trueo and probably rodriguez have laid this out they're like no you

00:17:19.840 have to pay this person at least a hundred dollars flat for even putting the article on the thing as if

00:17:24.640 they bought the product from you even though it's like if i walked into your store to put something

00:17:28.560 on this shelf and said well you better give me some money for that yeah think of how many junk articles

00:17:32.880 you'll get just get the hundred bucks like oh you know there's sites that all they do is they just

00:17:37.280 take other people's articles use ai to slightly change the article and then repost it you're going

00:17:41.520 to have to pay 18 000 different websites doing that in canada yeah like if that yeah just think think

00:17:47.360 it just yeah that's a great point think of like the easy ways to scam this system if it goes in that's

00:17:52.640 that's the perfect one taking it writing an ai that can re-contextualize different articles start

00:17:59.440 three different news outlets a center one start five far left center left center center right far

00:18:06.160 right and just go through and have an ai that takes you know okay here's a really really spicy rebel

00:18:13.840 news article all right right wing news all right here's a you know reasonable take from um you know

00:18:22.160 terry glavin on you know something up center establishment stuff all right here's um here's

00:18:29.440 some toronto here's anything in the toronto star lefty nonsense rework it right and you have an ai doing

00:18:35.440 you know you could do a hundred of these a minute or a hundred you know and a hundred dollars per like

00:18:40.800 just think of the scam think of the scam and no one's reading these new sites it doesn't matter but

00:18:46.080 you're putting it on google you call it journalism um and you know you can make tens of thousands of

00:18:52.160 dollars easily but maybe going back quickly just to sort of the government oh sorry i cut you off

00:18:59.600 there for a second but but i was just gonna say the uh the the like going back to sort of getting the

00:19:04.160 average canadian on board i think one thing that has to be sort of like um looked at is like and this

00:19:09.920 is the frustrating thing with to a certain extent dealing with with canadians all those disgusting 0.78

00:19:14.560 canadians out there uh because like there's this weird kind of push and pull where canadians don't

00:19:20.000 like big business at the same time people constantly get faked out by policies that only empower big

00:19:26.960 business it's like when you see jagmeet singh whining at the guy who's like the ceo of like of like uh

00:19:33.360 whatever the like loblaws uh whatever his name is yeah caitlin west galen weston like literally every

00:19:40.000 single thing jagmeet singh would want to do would make superstore and loblaws and like all the other

00:19:46.080 places they open own like it would make them all far more profitable if jagmeet singh did what he did

00:19:52.000 what does what he does because every single smaller independent grocery store get wiped out by the by the

00:19:57.360 regulation he's like well you got to pay workers 17 an hour instead of 15. like dude there would be

00:20:02.720 nothing loblaws would like better than to have to pay everyone a little bit more to put their competition

00:20:07.600 out of business and it's the same thing with this canadians they hear oh meta and facebook like

00:20:13.040 google and or meta and google i don't like the c18 law well they're a bunch of big tech organizations

00:20:18.480 they should have to give money and it's like do you guys don't realize that all this does is that it

00:20:23.520 allows the it'll basically this is the the legacy media and justin trudeau coordinating to shoot

00:20:28.640 themselves in the foot and then demand that they need more canadian taxpayer dollars in order to stay

00:20:33.360 independent like oh well because big tech won't pay us anymore now the canadian people to give us

00:20:37.680 another 250 million dollars just so we can you know pay the bills this christmas and like just to take

00:20:43.520 another rabbit hole goodness look at the actual buy like the the bylines on some of these legacy media

00:20:49.840 articles just look at the person who's writing this thing this person is being paid like 85 000 a year

00:20:55.120 they sit in their pajamas at home in like etobicoke writing a an article every three days for the cbc in which

00:21:01.680 it was just basically a government press release that they got like an extra expert opinion quote

00:21:06.240 unquote on it's nonsense that we're having to pay for we're not protecting independent media like

00:21:11.120 even the legacy media itself has a lot of bloat in it this is where like remember when you were doing

00:21:15.520 more videos on uh watching the cbc or i think it was back when i was in toronto with you and it was

00:21:20.560 when it was like those native people going to visit the pope and they did the same story yeah like six

00:21:25.520 times in a 40 minute like news cycle the the legacy media sucks at its job it's not like well we pay

00:21:31.360 them a billion dollars but they give us a lot of content that maybe independent media wouldn't

00:21:35.200 cover independent media would cover all these issues there's just no money in it because

00:21:39.680 the legacy media will print eight articles about it about the exact same topic by eight different

00:21:44.560 people who are each paid like six figures a year yeah i mean you you brought up one of the things

00:21:51.040 that drives me nuts about canada which is the anti big business attitudes that lead to the worst

00:21:56.640 monopolies in the world right why do we pay so much for cell phone service because we have two cell

00:22:00.560 phone companies rogers and bell why you should be trying to over regulate cell phone companies so

00:22:04.720 much because the prices keep going up like keller still is hot we don't ever learn that

00:22:12.320 kids watch the stove it goes out right over regulate the economy things get more expensive i

00:22:20.160 i can't and and regulations hurt small businesses more than they hurt gigantic corporate businesses well i mean

00:22:25.920 you can incorporate a small business but you know mega you know transnational corporations can absorb

00:22:31.760 have armies of lawyers and and money to get around regulations and you don't and i the inability for

00:22:38.960 canadians to grasp this and a lot of it is because the rhetoric in our media and in politics it just

00:22:44.080 ignores this and we we can we bring on a stream of experts on economics who know zero about anything really

00:22:52.480 well i think this is what happens is that people get people the government and the media are very

00:22:57.600 good at demonizing big business and canadians because of all the social programs in canada

00:23:02.320 have been kind of propagandized to think that the counterbalance to big business is not deregulation

00:23:07.360 and small business competition it's government which and government doesn't actually usually start

00:23:12.240 like in canada we don't really have that many national corporations but what we do is we just fund

00:23:16.960 winners and the government effectively goes into business with certain big companies so like at the

00:23:22.240 end of the day what people are effectively saying well this big business sucks government please

00:23:26.160 give that big business more money and tell them to be slightly nicer to all of us and it's it's so 0.99

00:23:29.840 stupid but uh but yeah i guess that's but uh the funny thing is i feel like social issues these days 0.83

00:23:35.600 are actually the easier ones to for conservatives to win on because the fiscal issues are almost like 0.97

00:23:39.600 boringly uh like banal like people don't want to hear about them in the sense that they just

00:23:45.680 let's yell at the trans again yeah no that'd be that spicy people it's weird it's weird someone's 1.00

00:23:51.440 dressing up like a drag queen they're going into the libraries they're shaking their ass on the kids 1.00

00:23:56.640 and saying this is how we teach them how to read and well that's how i learned how to read i strongly 0.98

00:24:02.400 disagree with though why do we need this um so do you let's let's talk about the uh the gender craze 0.87

00:24:08.480 uh going on let's transition to a social issue here um we both wrote something this week i think my

00:24:13.280 article will come out tomorrow on um yeah i talked more about the situation with poly of and uh new

00:24:20.320 brunswick and justin trudeau where uh course new brunswick premier blaine higgs is changing policy

00:24:25.440 713 in terms of school sexual orientation and gender identity policy and forcing schools and not

00:24:31.920 like forcing in terms of like forcing their hand but you know making them do the reasonable thing and

00:24:36.000 actually inform parents if their child's trying to identify as a different gender at school because

00:24:40.320 of course you know that yeah justin trudeau freaks out the legacy media freaks out and we are at least

00:24:46.400 happy to see that paul pure poly of came out and basically said hey leave provinces alone and also

00:24:51.360 parents should be the people who raise their kids not schools and of course i just did the initial

00:24:55.920 report and uh daniel tomorrow will be doing an article sort of laying out more of the political

00:25:00.560 strategy of what was kind of brilliant about the way that pure waded into the issue yeah i mean i can

00:25:06.000 give a preview now i mean yeah why it sums it up right um yeah there's a bill in new brunswick changed

00:25:11.440 and a couple weeks ago paulia was asked about and he said that's a provincial issue he sort of

00:25:15.520 punted on it and a lot of people were mad um that he didn't go harder on it and i think the the gamble

00:25:22.480 paid off and the gamble was this is or at least listen i i don't i don't ever accuse the conservative

00:25:27.200 party of doing anything intelligent um purposefully this this very well could have been a happy accident

00:25:32.720 in fact it probably was but by not jumping on this and not wading into a provincial issue just saying

00:25:38.960 it's a provincial issue he baited justin trudeau who has to say something about everything unless

00:25:43.760 it's quebec saying no more muslims um so trudeau came in and attacked higgs because everyone needs 0.99

00:25:51.040 to chop the the genitals off of a nine-year-old all the time this is our national pastime it's what i do 0.98

00:25:57.280 at home it's how i distress myself i go into a gender clinic and what um progressive but what he did here 0.93

00:26:06.800 is he got involved in a provincial issue right education is provincial and who cares about this

00:26:12.720 issue of provincial autonomy in new brunswick more than new brunswick quebec you could very well see

00:26:20.000 if he fumbles this uh the bloc could strategically use this to say here he is interfering in provincial

00:26:27.200 issues which is not what we want and the liberals can lose significant um uh people in quebec now the

00:26:34.960 other thing with this benefits the conservatives if they continue there's a big caveat that if they

00:26:39.280 continue someone eventually is going to say the ppc is doing a much better job of the gender identity

00:26:44.080 stuff they're going around maxine british not debating on that um you're right but what the

00:26:50.160 pps what the cpc needs to do is they had a win here because by trudeau going into the provincial stuff

00:26:55.520 first it allows poly f to follow him into the issue saying stay out of the province's uh jurisdiction

00:27:02.400 and then adding in right parental rights so it's a good first step he did provincial issue good and

00:27:09.040 parental rights so now the gender debate has been opened by justin trudeau it doesn't look like

00:27:13.760 poly have trying to start this culture war just looks like he's pushing back and i think there is

00:27:19.440 an abundance of progress to be made um electorally on this issue um and again it kind of goes to a

00:27:26.720 video i made just a couple of days ago that people tend to like to vote for people who are willing

00:27:31.680 to speak about issues people are passionate about this is where erin o'toole was an absolute abysmal 0.98

00:27:36.240 failure of a leader not only because he was betraying conservatives on issues they were passionate

00:27:41.040 about like guns like the carbon tax but it's because any issue he did wade into this is why

00:27:46.320 erin o'toole releases 50 pages of policies that he's like he's running on when he's in the leadership

00:27:52.480 campaign which nobody's going to read because he thinks that if he just sort of throws in a lot of

00:27:56.560 stuff there that nobody could disagree with like hey maybe it would be good if we gave people

00:28:00.080 200 tax credits if they upgrade their ac systems or something in their house like just just nonsense

00:28:06.800 yeah and stuff that everyone would say shrug their shoulders and say yeah i guess i don't mind that

00:28:11.680 but that's the whole point no one's turning up for someone just for things that where people just don't

00:28:16.320 like really think that oh i guess that's not a bad idea like no one's running out of the house at the 0.87

00:28:20.480 start of the day to vote on that crap there's a reason why people like olivia chow no matter how crazy 1.00

00:28:24.880 she is can get elected as the mayor of toronto because even though the vast majority of people 0.99

00:28:29.840 do not believe in the crazy stuff she believes in she monopolizes the crazy people and drives them 0.97

00:28:34.800 out to go vote for her and this is where blaine higgs is doing the off doing the reverse for

00:28:39.760 conservatives where he's actually even though he actually was one of the most unpopular premiers

00:28:44.400 in the pro in the country which i think is going to reverse in the next little while here

00:28:48.160 that because he's actually targeting something that the parents of new brunswick really care about which

00:28:52.320 is the safety of their children and the their ability to raise their own kids he's becoming

00:28:56.480 wildly popular 57 of canadians agree with blaine higgs only 18 disagree with them and atlantic canada

00:29:03.520 it's 69 of people agree with blaine higgs he's obviously glommed on to something that really is it's

00:29:10.160 it's you could say it's polarizing but it's polarizing in the right direction where people

00:29:14.320 like to be on the winning moral team and when you polarize we're the good people and rightfully so in

00:29:19.920 this case we're the good people standing up for the safety of children and parental rights against

00:29:24.160 these weirdos who think that schools should raise the kids and then the parents just get to house

00:29:28.000 them that you are going to win a massive victory if there's another if there's another provincial

00:29:32.880 election i think blaine higgs would sweep uh especially since he's uh basically monopolized

00:29:37.040 the uh the people's alliance party into his own party because chris austin became the leader of that

00:29:41.440 party joined uh the pcs and i think he's been the person actually in the background because he's like

00:29:45.760 he's a baptist pastor i guarantee he's the one who's been kind of giving them a bit of a moral

00:29:49.760 spine on this issue because he was the one who took the lead in uh in their legislature to talk

00:29:54.560 about and talk about his own children and stuff like that so i guarantee that he's pro that this is

00:30:00.000 going to pay massive dividends but again talk about issues that people are passionate about and reframe the

00:30:05.200 narratives that were the smart responsible moral people up against the crazies whereas conservatives never

00:30:11.520 do that they just say you know we're we like we like taxes we like tax cuts and then then like 0.98

00:30:16.400 justin trudeau gets to be like these racist nazis are trying to put trans kids in garbage disposals 0.99

00:30:23.200 and i'm here to save them and it's like and then you get all these like moronic people in the middle 0.99

00:30:28.000 that sounds reasonable yeah i'm gonna show up for justin trudeau because you know aaron's trying to 0.80

00:30:31.840 kill kids or something like that yeah i mean i there's you're you're right about people like seeing

00:30:39.440 winners on unwitting issues also parental rights is a it's a pretty big thing um people might not 0.77

00:30:45.040 know this but parents tend to care about their kids um a lot in fact um parents of children tend

00:30:53.200 to be very pro their children uh i know this is the hard-hitting mind-bending commentary you come to

00:30:59.280 this live stream for but it is true and when the government starts to get into the seamus or regan

00:31:05.120 territory of we know best we're going to take your kids away there's another narrative 0.78

00:31:10.320 that this bounces off of you see a lot of indigenous people rightfully so bringing up what 1.00

00:31:15.920 happened 60 and 30 years ago it looks like every 30 years we're just going to try and take kids away

00:31:19.520 from their families in canada that just seems what we're going to do we'll have another wackadoodle

00:31:23.680 in 2050 like trudeau's kid is going to be prime minister in 30 years and we'll try this all again

00:31:28.640 but in the we had the 60s scoop we had the 90s where the liberals i know best um uh stuff to take

00:31:35.680 kids out of bad homes to end up taking a lot of indigenous uh kids away from their families 0.68

00:31:40.000 and and we get back to that now so there's the narrative of they're coming after your kids again

00:31:45.520 this is sort of the government wants to uh you know government forcible government schooling of

00:31:52.640 particular kids is a bit of a hot button in canada recently do the residential schools i mean what

00:31:58.640 were the residential schools other than um forcible government schools uh to uh take away from families

00:32:05.120 and parents that they we didn't think had the proper cultural values i mean this is the new age uh version

00:32:11.520 of that ed were you going to say something well i was just going to say like the the logical conclusion

00:32:17.040 to what the liberals and the ndp are saying on this issue is yeah why not have kids just go to dorm uh

00:32:22.000 like boarding schools or residential schools every year because maybe a parent might be abusive and

00:32:27.360 because a parent in some theoretical future might be abusive because they find out their kid wants to

00:32:31.520 be non-binary at school uh ergo every parent should never be allowed to see their kids because something

00:32:36.640 bad could happen and of course teachers and school administrators would never do anything bad

00:32:40.480 so because that's literally the logic here i know of people who had sex with students and were

00:32:46.800 not fired but moved schools because you can't fire teachers in canada you can't they could they

00:32:52.400 could literally have sex with minors and they don't get fired they get moved yeah in the middle of

00:32:57.920 the semester that that will know best when it comes to your kids sexuality is the teachers unions who's 0.57

00:33:02.640 never never agreed to fire a teacher who abuses students but you get my point says there are two

00:33:08.720 genders now because that's ideologically captured but but you get my you get my point this is literally

00:33:14.000 what they're arguing is that again if there is a if there's a child being abused by their parents

00:33:18.640 it's not because suddenly their parents snapped when they said hey i might be a girl or something

00:33:22.480 like that or i might be like non-binary that's never that's not a that's not a scenario that's ever

00:33:27.200 taken place if the parents abusive they're already abusive and social services should be called and

00:33:32.240 the police should be involved and that that child should approach a school like a principal or something

00:33:36.960 and get help of course but they're basically saying well because there's this hypothetical we've invented

00:33:43.520 where parents just fly off the handle if they're not like because their kids tell them that they're

00:33:49.440 like a different gender which again let's be very honest kids are only doing that because they're 1.00

00:33:53.920 learning about it at school it's not because the kid invented this themselves but like no okay

00:33:58.720 daniel non-binary isn't real kids kids non-binary is made up it's so obviously fake it's called a bad 0.60

00:34:04.160 haircut okay you have no personality in a bad haircut you're not non-binary even you're the worst haircut 1.00

00:34:09.520 than lying this is what it is and for anyone to come out and be like oh i'm not binary i discovered

00:34:14.160 no you're not no you're not you're boring you're boring get a personality learn to play sports break

00:34:20.560 out an abacus if you have to do something eat a burger so if your kid tells you they're non-binary 0.99

00:34:26.880 just laugh just start laughing don't beat them don't abuse them be like and then be like that's not

00:34:32.000 real well i think the real i think the real solution is like that's not real and then just move on

00:34:35.920 on you just kind of you just you just hold your government uh subsidized paper in your hand you

00:34:40.720 look down you're like oh okay and then you just go back to it but again like there's no parent that's

00:34:46.160 actually abusing their kids because of this minor nonsense but the thing is that they're like well

00:34:51.040 a parent could abuse their kids so we should quarantine people's kids from them ergo there can

00:34:56.080 never be any harm and yet because what you'll always see with these liberal policies is that theoretical

00:35:02.240 harm theoretical harm that they can't even prove singular cases of outside of like one in a million

00:35:07.680 cases that's what basically that's what bases so much uh liberal social policy these days so much

00:35:13.840 liberal social policy especially when it comes to indigenous people throughout history it's based on

00:35:18.720 this sort of unforeseen harm sort of idea that basically well the government should just manage the

00:35:24.400 lives of indigenous people because you know if they actually were given economic opportunities well maybe

00:35:29.040 oil companies would be abusive and maybe something would have would happen to the land so let's just

00:35:32.640 keep them poor and then let's just give them money so they can barely survive yeah i mean as a

00:35:40.320 i probably didn't say here it's like a weird turn so i might have tripped you up there you did you

00:35:44.240 kind of i did a really big bait and switch on the topic yeah it was a bit of a bait and switch okay yeah

00:35:48.800 like yeah the okay here the argument you make for hypothetical harm like i can make the same argument

00:35:55.200 right uh like i've heard stories of people who grew up in islamic fundamentalist environments and it

00:36:03.520 was very abusive to someone right and you but you also heard stories of people who are devout religious

00:36:09.280 muslims and their fine parents and and whatever that's the majority of people actually right but you

00:36:14.000 can see a a scenario in which any religion taken at a fundamentalist level from a bad actor can be

00:36:23.920 abusive right you could have a baptist father and mother who see their kids you know not adhering

00:36:31.120 perfectly to scripture and get abusive but you made the point like those are abusive parents it's not

00:36:34.880 like they're perfectly fine loving parents and then all of a sudden it says oh you know mommy and daddy i

00:36:40.320 think i'm pansexual like starts beating them no that's that's not it like it's usually the kids who are 0.65

00:36:48.000 like oh i you know i didn't study the bible or quran correctly and father came home a bit drunk i

00:36:53.520 guarantee you the the liberals would be livid if that we started having a program where severe

00:36:59.280 opioid addicts would have their kids taken away from them to protect them and given to like a home 0.84

00:37:04.400 for different children or whatever which you could argue the merits of that policy that may be a slightly

00:37:09.120 reasonable thing to do dude the the liberals would just say you're discriminating against people

00:37:14.560 suffering from life-altering addictions that would be the line that they would have on that and again the

00:37:20.240 line like the why like and this is the point where we could make the reverse argument and the reverse 0.99

00:37:25.680 argument would also be stupid that we should have every single kid homeschooled because you can't 0.96

00:37:30.000 trust those school administrators or whoever because i can't call every second of the day and know what 0.99

00:37:34.640 they're doing ergo we should just ban public schools but but that's also stupid but the whole point is like 0.93

00:37:40.800 how would we just all embrace a philosophy of reasonableness that a parent should probably be able to 0.95

00:37:45.360 understand what's happening in the classroom if they're required to know that their kid took a

00:37:50.080 tylenol that we should probably be able to know something that goes on in the classroom i should

00:37:54.960 know generally like what happens if your parents are just super super academic focused and oh you

00:38:00.160 can't give jimmy homework anymore because his parents will get way too stress him out way too much

00:38:04.640 because of all the workload and like yeah like keep harping on him if we give him any homework because

00:38:08.800 they're going to be wondering why he didn't do it in class everything can be taken to

00:38:12.480 everything can be turned up to 11 to create a world that doesn't exist yeah it's it's like it's

00:38:17.600 it's sorry i think it's a very immature mentality a lot of us have is like we want to solve these

00:38:22.960 major issues and realize that they are ultimately unsolvable and in a complete way right like for

00:38:30.560 example crime i want to get rid of crime and if snapping my fingers and saying a prayer to to jagmeet

00:38:38.400 singh would solve all of crime i do it but it won't right we can reduce crime mitigate put in good

00:38:45.760 policies that that punish abusers if someone commits low-level crimes you know they're not thrown

00:38:51.680 immediately in in with murderers whatever there's a chance for rehabilitation they maybe have to work

00:38:56.400 to pay back damages to the people they committed against so this teaches them how to work it also gives

00:39:02.000 uh justice to the victim like we can do that but at the end of the day there's going to be a bad guy out

00:39:07.280 there and he's going to grab a gun or a knife and do something crazy or he just wants like there's

00:39:12.320 just going to be a guy who gets a thrill off of seeing a look of fear in a young woman's eyes

00:39:17.440 in a dark alley because that's what like you're always going to have 10 but 10 but ted bundy types

00:39:23.920 there are people who are just actually evil like there's going to be bad parents out there yeah and

00:39:29.600 try their absolute hardest and and end up being good but there's just going to be some ding-dongs out

00:39:35.920 there who won't be able to get it right and we have to be at peace with that because if we go

00:39:42.000 trying to define what makes a bad parent here and there and we go in and we see people at their worst

00:39:48.000 and we push people's buttons and people feel afraid to express themselves because then their

00:39:52.480 kids might get taken away you create bigger problems than you set out to solve and like that's

00:39:56.880 where i think our hobby is trying to mitigate and not exacerbate but instead we try and solve problems

00:40:05.360 with overarching jagmeet olivia chow level solutions i don't think you could actually do this in our

00:40:11.120 current political media environment just because everyone jumped down your throat immediately from

00:40:14.640 asking the question trying to act like you're implying something but like what do they actually mean

00:40:18.960 by abuse too i'd love for them to describe what abuse is because i guarantee abuse is like i don't let

00:40:24.240 them use their pro their their own chosen pronouns at home exactly i just call them a girl because

00:40:29.840 under ontario human rights code like this is one of the oldest long time daniel rants circa 2016.

00:40:35.520 the first time jordan peterson pointed out the ontario human rights code on on gender identity

00:40:39.360 and gender expression i went and read it and i was like holy this is crazy um you know like to protect

00:40:47.280 gender expression like it it overtly says not using someone's preferred pronouns counts as legal

00:40:53.840 discrimination and that's criminal discrimination so isn't that not abusive so i didn't say like

00:40:58.960 oh yeah long-term discrimination is abusive or oppressive they'll eventually they'll eventually

00:41:04.400 call it genocidal like you would agree why if a father drinks too much comes home demands his wife

00:41:11.440 make him dinner screams at her and then if the kids make a noise he just starts physically hitting them

00:41:17.280 that's abuse right and this guy needs to be dealt with by the system but that there's a level of

00:41:23.600 abuse that we're not denying so we're not denying that there are no bad you know it you know it when

00:41:28.080 you see it yeah but it's like if you force your kids to read the quran and they don't want to it's not 0.99

00:41:35.280 abuse like it and i'm saying i'm giving the atheist example here because you know there's a point where

00:41:41.440 richard dawkins was off who would claim this is abuse i'm like no it's not okay if you make your

00:41:47.280 kids read the bible that's not abuse if you make them read the bible or quran and you stand over 1.00

00:41:52.240 them and then when they make a mistake you hit them with a belt abuse right but just you know you know

00:41:57.520 zubir studied the quran today um after after dinner and pray as a family not abuse but some people might

00:42:04.400 think this is why you need to be so very careful with these things because we live in a very fragile

00:42:09.760 society we're like oh i i think having to study the bible really hurt my mental health you say that to

00:42:16.160 a to some counselor somewhere with a bad haircut you know what i mean um and then the state can get 0.98

00:42:22.400 involved and that you already have that where i don't think that there's a lot of public libraries

00:42:26.560 or like school libraries that will not actually have the bible in it but you can get the book genderqueer

00:42:31.920 uh in it if you know about that book i think a lot of people do it's infamous these days for

00:42:36.080 basically just being pornography for children but but you could go back and say porn is bad for kids

00:42:44.000 yeah going back to the poll like the political implications of all this too so like based on

00:42:48.800 what we're talking about here there's zero room for justin trudeau to gain any more supporters when i

00:42:54.480 went back there it's it's 57 of canadians nationally agree agree with blaine higgs in spite of all

00:43:01.840 of the propaganda against him 57 agree with him 18 disagree the rest of the undecides are obviously

00:43:09.040 going to split in the direction of agreeing with blaine higgs just based on the what the majority

00:43:14.240 opinion is at the moment and even if they don't you still already have the majority this is where the

00:43:19.280 conservative party has to understand that yeah i think it was a good idea whether whether it was the

00:43:24.560 right way of doing it or not that polio effectively makes trudeau try and own his crazy positions

00:43:29.920 and then just takes the most reasonable positions again i think parents should raise their kids i

00:43:33.520 mean just let justin trudeau's talk about how kids are being abused because they're like parents get

00:43:38.160 oversight over the classroom and then pure polioff gonna show up and you're like i don't think that's

00:43:42.960 true i think uh i think parents should know what's going on in the classroom and i said i think we should

00:43:46.240 address the most recent comment from jesse because i do think this this is sort of a this is sort of an

00:43:50.880 underlying thing we do have to deal with like this is like part of the gender stuff is i don't want to 0.95

00:43:55.680 take it out on trans or gays or anyone there this is high level commie um this is what i right so part

00:44:01.840 of the cult is getting kids away from parental influence the gender car wants kids uh to trust 0.95

00:44:06.240 the state and the state representative of the parents yeah and i think the gender cult is is just using

00:44:11.360 gender as as a thing it's it's communism right or neo-communist what's this collectivist kind of be

00:44:17.600 part of the collective proletariat family you know all the anti i mean more than that i i i do mean more

00:44:23.520 than i it's to me it's high level neo-communist coming from the universities if you look at any 0.82

00:44:28.880 group or most groups that tend to be advocating for blacks hispanics trans gay muslim whatever it is 0.66

00:44:40.400 if they follow sort of a leftist intersectional framework blacks gays trans whoever it is are all 0.70

00:44:46.960 treated the same right blm right is sort of like the black critical race theory intersectional thing

00:44:53.520 whereas you know the gender stuff is is sort of from the queer theory and queer theory and critical

00:44:58.240 theory they're pretty much the same thing just changed a few letters here and there the the

00:45:03.360 fundamentals of critical race theory is right the the world is a zero-sum game there is oppressor and

00:45:08.960 oppressed right instead of a proletariat and the bourgeoisie and the proletariat um is poor because the

00:45:14.560 bourgeoisie has money that they should have life is a zero-sum game to redistribute the wealth that's

00:45:19.680 like communism right but the neo-communist stuff is you have oppressors and oppressed so the well

00:45:25.760 even on top of that that's the theory for critical for critical theory but there's also the practice

00:45:31.440 of the theory that's incredibly insidious because as the name implies critical theory the whole point of

00:45:37.200 is going out and openly criticizing society and because they believe in the zero-sum game they will

00:45:43.440 cynically criticize everything knowing that there's nothing to criticize they will still criticize

00:45:47.440 it knowing that it's supposed to get more power so everything must be sexist because if everything

00:45:52.400 sexist it's far easier to grab power for yourself if you're reasonable then you would have to then

00:45:57.680 you would have to basically cede ground and say that i'm not able to grab all but you're basically

00:46:01.760 ceding power away from yourself by saying that i can't criticize this for being racist or sexist or

00:46:05.920 transphobic or whatever yeah and you're right about that and i'll go to the gen uh the the queer 0.99

00:46:10.480 theory stuff because the queer theory is is is some of the most insidious stuff the queer theory 1.00

00:46:15.200 has been more open with this right oppressor oppressed cis het white heteros like the page

00:46:20.240 there was a patriarchal uh heteronormative structure and the patriarchy and the western

00:46:24.400 patriarchy through capitalism tricked you into thinking that heterosexuality was the norm um

00:46:30.000 you know before uh capitalism um two men could have sex and get pregnant apparently

00:46:35.120 um but you get the thing but the fundamental of queer theory if you look at it is anything that

00:46:41.920 subverts the norms is good so any subversion is given more moral value um and they put morality

00:46:48.400 onto the heterosexual uh you know just like blah blah blah blah blah so if you're gay you're subverting 0.99

00:46:54.480 that that is good if you're gender queer that's good if you're trans anything that subverts norms 0.98

00:46:59.760 it gives it value and this is really dangerous because it pits heterosexuals like me against

00:47:05.040 homosexuals which i don't want to be against like if you know if two guys got married and 0.97

00:47:10.720 moved into the apartment next door doesn't affect me right if i legally had to join their marriage 0.99

00:47:15.760 affects me but i don't right and i don't want to be at odds with them but it puts these groups at odds

00:47:20.480 because they're going but also like this is why you have the um minor attracted person community

00:47:27.120 i'm self-censoring to not get knocked by youtube although we're probably getting knocked by youtube

00:47:30.480 anyway but you have the the these uh certain files they all embrace queer theory because if if the

00:47:36.480 if the basic value is subversion of normalcy is good who benefits off of that in a sexual contact

00:47:43.680 context what group of sexual fetish let's say criminals benefits off of this type of ideology

00:47:50.720 yeah they they truly define the that restrictions are oppressive in and of themselves and not

00:47:57.600 restrictions to behavior whether they're societally placed on you or just placed on yourself through

00:48:02.240 your own morality is not they don't like obviously to any of us that's a good thing because actual

00:48:08.800 ultimate freedom of just doing whatever you feel like all the time is not actual freedom that's just

00:48:13.920 chaos and just anarchy that's just that's just hedonism whereas the whole point is that they've now

00:48:19.200 defined hedonism as actual freedom which it's not it's just like and which is funny because all these

00:48:24.400 people are usually like super big government types as well they would want they want government

00:48:28.640 sanctioned criminal activity against people they're not supposed to be doing everything that they want

00:48:34.960 everything that they don't like made illegal right if they do it it's fine right well they also think

00:48:39.840 that lack lack of visual representation at all times is also oppressive and and like disgusting to them

00:48:47.280 so their sensibilities that's why you'll have people say well why didn't they put up a pride flag

00:48:51.360 in june i can't believe them as if it actually affects their lives if like if certain colors do 0.97

00:48:57.600 not appear in the window of a business it literally does not mean anything but in their supremacist

00:49:03.040 worldview everyone needs to be everyone needs to support them or you're not supporting them because

00:49:07.920 again it is a whole power game that the whole point is that i'm supposed to be more important in your

00:49:12.480 store than all the heterosexuals are yeah i was speaking with a friend who's he was talking about

00:49:17.760 you know his workplace and he's pretty based and i won't say where i met him because it might give

00:49:24.400 him away but he's just telling me they hang all the pride banners all over the thing the new one with

00:49:31.200 the trans in it and the black and whatever and they hung like the the flags and the banners like over

00:49:35.680 the dartboard the office that he was like that they knew he used so like the top of it was covered and

00:49:40.400 like you can't see you just can't say anything um to anyone here and everyone's afraid to speak out

00:49:46.000 because like most people find it bs but they know that there's three people in the office who are

00:49:50.880 like i'm a believer and if they say you know why do we need a whole month where this thing is just

00:49:55.600 decorated in all these flags and they're like covering the things i use like can we can we not

00:50:00.400 do this like let's even do an example here just quickly give an example like the point of this though

00:50:08.320 with the new flag always changing the flag adding new things it is conditioning submission right every

00:50:15.040 compromise you make it makes it easier to make the next compromise this is i know this is jewish 0.51

00:50:20.560 philosophy probably the christians have it too but like courage is a muscle type thing right every act

00:50:25.840 of bravery makes the next act of courage easier to do but every act of capitulation makes the next act

00:50:31.680 of capitulation also easier so by continuing to push and push and make a month no make it a season

00:50:37.680 change the flag put an intersect put in non-binary put in this make a new flag this is the new flag

00:50:42.960 right so every year or two or whatever on this particular issue you are pushing more and more

00:50:49.360 of uh you know well yeah it's like cultural revolution stuff that every two years we have

00:50:54.960 to go and fight the olds every time that uh there's just all we have to destroy all the old values and

00:50:59.760 stuff like that because the old values are somehow trying to genocide the people with the new values or

00:51:04.480 whatever but it's like dude if where there was an entire month in terms of holocaust remembrance or

00:51:09.120 whole autumn or remembrance far better causes also people would rightfully also get annoyed that it

00:51:14.560 would go on the entire month but funny thing is that those have never been pushed for an entire month

00:51:18.800 in any way in a serious manner because people understand like people understand that it doesn't take

00:51:24.560 more than even in a day really that day is just to facilitate maybe one event that takes an hour and a

00:51:29.360 half people understand that you don't need to literally be focusing all of your energy to being

00:51:35.360 against the holocaust in order to be against the holocaust and any sort of genocides in the future 0.90

00:51:40.480 you don't you don't need an entire like month where like people people countering like we should have

00:51:45.200 family pride month or we should have veterans month it's like no no stop with the months let's

00:51:49.520 actually we actually should eliminate days i actually don't like how many days we have exactly

00:51:53.680 there's more than 65 days i'm gonna take i'm gonna take a stand against you know holocaust 0.87

00:52:00.400 remembrance i'm jewish i had family who died in the holocaust i believe in holocaust education 0.60

00:52:05.600 i think you should learn about the holocaust i think it would make you a more well-rounded person 0.58

00:52:09.360 just like you should learn about a lot of things in history but the way we do holocaust remembrance as

00:52:15.280 like a government sanction it's become nonsense right like i lost the jews in the chat like 0.59

00:52:20.720 do you do not get annoyed every time like the first thing someone compares everything to is the

00:52:24.720 holocaust everything i don't like is is like the holocaust everything like this like we there's you

00:52:31.120 know people have basically learned you know the holocaust is bad and and it happened by bad people 0.90

00:52:36.720 but no one really knows what it like the real push divided why eight months made a great point to me

00:52:41.840 about the nazis sort of socialist worldviews on land and lebensbrau and how like that

00:52:47.520 instigated nazi police but we don't teach that people just know oh it was racism and we impose

00:52:52.080 our modern day understanding of the the race and culture onto the nazis and say this instead of

00:52:57.040 learning about the insidious nature of of the of anti-semitism in the 20th century so and i'll bring

00:53:02.880 it back to the gay pride thing and just got off that topic for a second as a tour guide for toronto

00:53:07.280 back in the day when i got in university um i would do comedy at night give tours during the day in

00:53:12.000 toronto when pride weekend happened it was great for the city tons of people came in because we

00:53:19.040 were very liberal and accepting city the city didn't really have to pay any money on pride week

00:53:23.360 everyone put up some flags here and there it was fine there was one massive parade but i could tell

00:53:27.600 you like americans if you're giving tours you want americans because they tip uh canadians second 0.91

00:53:32.960 americans one canadians two everyone else tied for last place so you would get gay people with 1.00

00:53:39.520 disposable incoming coming into the city spending money for a weekend and it was great it was better

00:53:46.080 than the pan pan am games i can tell you that right but you you had this every year where there's one 0.93

00:53:51.520 weekend you know all the gay couples from southern ontario sort of came in spent money in the city it

00:53:58.960 lasted a weekend everyone got behind it in university you know hot girls went with their gay friends to 0.89

00:54:05.600 pride and you could like go with them and be like i'm progressive and they sold ribs and you could

00:54:11.440 be like yeah and you can see pretty girls and you can hit on them like that's the backbone of pride

00:54:15.200 that's fun for a weekend but you spread this out over a month you spread it over the entire summer

00:54:20.240 it loses the event to it and it doesn't bring you know it doesn't do the the good touristy thing

00:54:26.080 you wanted to do and then people get tired of it like i don't want to look at the same like i get

00:54:29.840 tired of christmas that christmas is beautiful i love i don't celebrate it i love christmas

00:54:34.880 decorations they're beautiful but christmas decorations would be so much better if they

00:54:39.360 lasted three weeks right if it was like mid-december and then first week of january it sort of came if

00:54:45.040 there was like a religious teaching aware around where and when to put up christmas lights like a

00:54:48.960 week before and a week after two weeks of christmas lights that'd be great because it'd be this special

00:54:53.120 time of year oh all the lights go up whoa oh all the lights go down and you look forward to it the next

00:54:58.720 the next month and there's nothing wrong with christmas christmas is like all good

00:55:03.200 right but it's like when you see the christmas lights in february you're like enough of it

00:55:07.840 because i got stop like give me a two-week whoa right but you lose the christmasy feel when the

00:55:14.080 guy has him up in february this is the same general principle yeah like oh also i was just going to

00:55:20.960 quickly add if anyone ever wants to get dogpiled on the internet just start telling people about how the

00:55:25.280 nazis were actually socialists it doesn't go very well you'll be correct but everyone you'll

00:55:30.240 have ten thousand guys say my kid hates june now she's nine well yeah and the thing is like i think

00:55:37.120 that yeah i think you're actually going to have more people resent this as we go forward the thing is

00:55:41.120 that we're you already see through the polling there's actually a lot of people who are actually

00:55:44.240 becoming less accepting of gay marriage and like uh gay people in general over time because it's 0.99

00:55:49.840 becoming a bit flipping much because people kind of like people don't want uh like because the thing

00:55:55.680 is that and again it's not all gay people of course but of course that's where the high concentration is

00:56:00.960 that if there's someone who's non-binary in your class or your like workplace they are going to tell 1.00

00:56:06.880 you about it and that's going to be their personality and they effectively become like the the local

00:56:11.920 commissar for social issues in your area you're right and the thing is it it bleeds into everything

00:56:17.680 like these we've like it's like how uh it's like how we give special rights for certain people to

00:56:23.120 say things just simply because they come from a racial background like oh we're talking about

00:56:27.040 racial discrimination or talking about policing in canada i think we have a native we have a native

00:56:31.680 guy to talk about i think it's more than i think it's the fact that it now involves you so you know my

00:56:36.240 generation the millennials 90s kids you know yeah we might have made some gay jokes back in our day but

00:56:41.440 we're all in favor of gay marriage because gay marriage doesn't affect me okay yeah two guys get married

00:56:46.800 three blocks that way doesn't affect me at all okay and you know if if you would fine but there's a

00:56:55.360 new thing in the lgbtq plus where it does affect me i have to now look at leah thomas i have to look

00:57:02.640 at a man physically competing against a woman and i have to believe that there is no difference this now

00:57:09.600 affects me because this is the concept of truth and by view and reality okay men have bigger lungs and

00:57:15.760 hearts than women do even the same size a 510 male and a 510 female the 510 male has a bigger heart 0.69

00:57:22.400 and bigger lungs his shoulders are also broadened his grip strength right his hands like female and 0.98

00:57:28.480 male hands are different in the skeletal way women are never going to be as fast as men because that's 1.00

00:57:34.080 the evolutionary trade-off their hips widened to give birth daniel he went on estrogen for like two 1.00

00:57:39.600 minutes but it's not even like this is the thing it's like we're supposed to believe oh estrogen and

00:57:43.600 testosterone make a man and a woman like this is my problem with stephen crowder when he did the

00:57:48.480 change my mind stuff on on on this issue somebody got anything wrong it's that by getting into the

00:57:53.280 nitty-gritty and trying to debunk this testosterone levels the ihc and then this and that it's not true

00:57:58.160 like this is it's so into the weeds that you don't need this like just go on men's shoulders broaden

00:58:06.160 you know hands are different than women right and we have bigger lungs can leah thomas get lung and heart 1.00

00:58:12.000 surgery to give him a female lungs and heart to compete at the women like this is where it's like 1.00

00:58:18.000 it's not like oh it doesn't affect you this is like no if i have a girl and she's about to get a track

00:58:24.000 scholarship like there are girls who are like on the fringe of a scholarship right if one trans person 0.99

00:58:30.480 enters um the the contest that's one girl who's not getting their university paid for who deserved it 1.00

00:58:37.680 right this is now where it's actually starting and again it's not even like the thing is too they're

00:58:42.400 like it's not like female and male sports has nothing to do with identity or trying to be like 0.92

00:58:48.400 community building or something stupid like that they're effectively different sports they're literally

00:58:53.520 different sports at that point in the sense that if there is like it's like if there is like a bike 0.98

00:58:58.640 there's a bike race with bmx bikes and then there's one with like mountain bikes obviously they are

00:59:03.440 different sports we're it does just because they're on bikes doesn't mean that one can just go

00:59:08.400 into the other sport like equipment like like the equipment that you use in the sport does not enter

00:59:14.240 another sport for a reason and that still goes with female and male athletes that you're effectively using

00:59:19.760 different equipment for the sport yeah it's uh that's thing so we're coming up in an hour i would like

00:59:25.840 to say shout out this nine-year-old girl in the comment section i've been following she's my new favorite

00:59:29.600 nine-year-old um but not all nine-year-olds daniel and uh i i will point out you know there are a lot

00:59:36.720 of lgb organizations who are doing a great job like lgb without t in case against groomers i think the

00:59:43.440 best take on this whole stuff it went viral some of you may have seen it but douglas murray and julie

00:59:49.760 bindle a gay conservative british man and a and a lesbian liberal woman just absolutely tear down the the 1.00

00:59:57.920 entire thing uh douglas this is douglas murray at his best if you don't like douglas murray what are 0.67

01:00:03.040 you doing with your life um he's uh he's great um and i think it's the best hour the spectators ever

01:00:09.680 put out um so that's that's how i'll finish it um why do you have anything any final uh words uh i'm

01:00:16.720 gonna make a selfish plug for my legal fundraiser against ted joe in case anyone wants to give any

01:00:21.680 money over to help me pay my legal bills i've paid over fifteen thousand dollars in defending myself so

01:00:26.080 far and so far the case is going well and he's actually had to pay me money because of how

01:00:30.000 incompetent his him and his legal team are uh so don't have to donate you can helps me out a little

01:00:36.080 bit it's not like i'm gonna die if you don't so i guess that's my best worst pitch for uh begging on

01:00:42.080 the internet uh yeah i mean why and we i mean the the stories of foreign interference let's not pretend

01:00:49.920 that the globe and mail was the first one um in it right it was always alternative media we get hit

01:00:56.080 we get silenced we get censored we get attacked this is how the country works and then stepping

01:01:01.440 over our corpses like the heroes they are the mainstream media walks in takes our work doesn't

01:01:05.440 give us credit um and then uses their resources to uh defend themselves and then claim to be the

01:01:12.240 victory uh but uh yeah that's so yeah support support why claypool and his uh in his quest against

01:01:20.000 another good doug douglas murray book although you just look up his book talk just type in the name of

01:01:24.800 it uh it's uh neoconservatism why we need it douglas murray book talk it's a really good one

01:01:30.080 on his first book he ever wrote uh his first political book but anyways i think this has been

01:01:34.560 a really great way of spending our first episode back for tnt live and we'll try and be doing this

01:01:39.520 at least weekly maybe we'll just try and do it whenever we have a few hours at the end of the day

01:01:44.560 just sort of keep uh keep everyone informed because if facebook or uh or google start blocking our uh

01:01:51.600 our stories because of what the canadian government's doing i guarantee that they'll

01:01:55.280 still allow the live streams to go forward because these this stays on platform and is not considered

01:02:00.480 news it's just considered a video so uh hopefully we'll be here in a few more days or so or maybe

01:02:06.720 next week but until then we'll see you guys

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - June 30, 2023

TNT Live： Trudeau's War On The Media (Bill C-18 & C-11)

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