The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1080

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters episode 1080 and this is the newly improved

00:00:06.580 podcast of the Lotus Eaters because look at this. Wow. Now that side of the table can be bashed

00:00:13.380 slightly more and it won't be annoying. Exactly I can start slamming my fists on the table when

00:00:18.660 I'm trying to emphasize something in the manner of all great dictators of the 20th century and

00:00:24.460 also if we were to have a middle person I could subtly try and jab them while I'm while they're

00:00:30.980 making that. It'll be off frame as well so it'll be you'll be able to subtly annoy them. Exactly

00:00:36.340 exactly and Josh on the other hand still has his tiny pathetic insignificant off-putting really

00:00:44.300 mic stand. It's not about the size of the mic stand it's how you use it Harry. The ladies don't like

00:00:49.960 it I can tell you right now but anyway on to the actual uh things that we'll be discussing today

00:00:55.200 we're going to be talking about uh the American zoomers finding red note which you've told me is

00:01:00.100 somewhat more white pilling than I would expect. Yeah there's there's a mix as as with life there

00:01:06.300 there is some good and some bad. Yeah we're going to be talking about the criminals that are too dumb

00:01:11.100 to punish in America and elsewhere and how Japan is uh being enriched which I'm not looking forward

00:01:18.240 to that one. Um but other than that we do have Common Sense Crusade Samson has told me which will

00:01:23.300 be going out later on so if you're a gold not gold subscriber if you're just a subscriber to the

00:01:27.540 website then you'll be able to check that out later when it broadcasts. Other than that let's get on to

00:01:33.660 the news. So you might have heard that they're planning to ban TikTok and I've not really been

00:01:39.740 following the TikTok ban because I'm a grown man and I don't care. Um however one interesting thing

00:01:45.460 that I have noticed is all of the people migrating to a platform called red note and um there's a

00:01:53.760 supposed great migration and this is interesting for multiple different reasons the first of which

00:01:58.740 is that red note is mainly used by Chinese people and so the platform's still in Chinese characters

00:02:05.140 and so Americans have had to adapt to the Chinese way and um the sort of cultural exchanges going on here

00:02:12.680 have been very very interesting. They've realized perhaps in some cases that they're not so different

00:02:18.160 and it's just their governments trying to turn them against each other for the sake of their own selfish

00:02:23.920 gain but on a on sort of other things I think there is a more insidious side to it where you can already

00:02:30.220 see people falling for what seems to me to be propaganda um but we we shall see um what you make of it

00:02:36.820 because there's a there's a certain amount of nuance here that I think is worth stating and I think that

00:02:42.580 there is some wholesome stuff going on um but also there's certainly plenty of things to be cautious

00:02:48.000 about and I don't know what your opinion is on the the TikTok ban I'm sort of pretty indifferent to the

00:02:55.460 notion of it it's also you know in America it's not real and I don't use the app and so I'm so far

00:03:00.520 removed from it. I don't use TikTok so I have no real opinion on it. So yes very strong words here

00:03:07.280 from us today but um it's also known this this red note as uh

00:03:15.200 Zhai Hongshu in China I hope that's how I'm meant to pronounce it. I hope it's not.

00:03:22.840 Well thank you. I hope you've got it wrong. I did learn a little bit of Mandarin and I

00:03:26.160 I have got a bit of a penchant for reading Chinese literature so I think I'll be all right but

00:03:31.680 it translates to Little Red Book which um if you know anything about anything is

00:03:37.980 the name of Chairman Mao's book of quotes. Chairman Bao. Chairman Batman.

00:03:47.460 Unfortunately not and uh Polymarket is already forecasting that there is a three percent chance

00:03:53.500 it's banned this month so the betting market is already taking bets on whether it will be banned.

00:03:58.420 That's still a very low chance. It is yes but it's not entirely impossible and uh I had a little

00:04:04.940 dabble in democracy and um I need to click show results but um I asked which government do you trust

00:04:12.860 more with your data um either the US government or the Chinese government and people tended to prefer

00:04:18.300 the US government over the Chinese government which I can understand. Oh the devil you know and all.

00:04:24.000 Exactly but then when I asked do you fear subtle online?

00:04:27.000 You both of them have all of your information. That's true they do actually um obviously um

00:04:33.240 you shouldn't trust either that's the the correct response but I deliberately didn't put that because

00:04:37.880 everyone would pick it um do you fear subtle online influence from your own government more or less

00:04:43.040 than that of a foreign power? What do you what would you go for Harry? For me I would say

00:04:47.800 my own government personally. And you agree with the majority there and that was a clear one

00:04:54.560 and I think that the argument here is that your own government can do more to you than that of a

00:04:58.880 foreign power and also they're more interested in doing more to you. Also generally speaking a

00:05:03.880 foreign government I've seen people make the jokes when a few a few weeks ago uh David Lammy and

00:05:09.540 others were saying oh the Russian disinformation is trying to demoralize British people and there was

00:05:14.360 a meme that somebody put of a meeting that Putin was taking trying to figure out what they could do

00:05:19.200 to demoralize the British that their own government hadn't already done uh quick flood their country

00:05:24.280 with third worlders they've already done that sir uh destroy the housing market they've already done

00:05:28.840 that sir uh make them all poor somehow no they've already done that to themselves my own government is

00:05:35.860 far more of an enemy to me right now than any other yeah and then the final one I had was do you

00:05:41.600 think TikTok should be banned in the United States now which answer would you pick Harry um I don't

00:05:48.720 I mean I'm not really informed enough on the the problems with TikTok to be able to give an informed

00:05:54.580 I'll take that as a yes it is annoying okay um thank you which actually won um just about but

00:06:01.700 yes it's a security risk was close of children and anything that's full of children is annoying

00:06:06.940 that is true um but yes that's that's my little foray into doing a bit of democracy there um who cares

00:06:17.160 not me but anyway it's worth mentioning as well um as the Mises caucus here points out TikTok refugees

00:06:23.060 reacting to the US government's ban under the guise of combating CCP influence by migrating to the

00:06:28.640 more overtly Chinese app Red Note is a fascinating manifestation of prohibition economics adding a new

00:06:34.280 dimension to how terrible uh policy the ban is now I'm a bit less uh strong on it I think probably

00:06:41.240 it's just better to um keep it as things were where if you work for the government you can't have TikTok

00:06:46.560 where it actually matters and chances are the average US citizen um doesn't really need to worry

00:06:53.160 about it perhaps you could even look at what's being shown to citizens and see if it's okay but I think

00:06:58.500 the blanket ban is a little bit of a knee-jerk response but I'm not that strong on it but it's

00:07:05.040 worth mentioning as well that lots of people who are left-leaning fled to this Red Note app obviously

00:07:12.060 very much controlled by the Chinese and they ban LGBTQ content um any inappropriate outfits so if you're too

00:07:21.140 uh too uh too uh revealing uh yeah that one too um they will take your content down which I think is a good

00:07:28.980 thing enforcing standards of decency and also you have to uh pick your gender male or female

00:07:38.420 so if you can overcome those hurdles as a leftist you can actually get onto the platform

00:07:43.540 um but it's also worth mentioning as well um all of the uh LGBT people were having their posts taken

00:07:54.420 down and their accounts suspended so I suppose most of these people will flock to blue sky or maybe even

00:08:02.660 twitter if they're trying to post because you can still post short little clips of yourself doing stupid

00:08:07.860 things so uh that's what you might find is that they will just flood those sites instead with content

00:08:13.460 that's probably already on there anyway maybe they will conceal their their ways for the sake of

00:08:18.820 attention because I think a lot of people that are on these platforms will do anything for attention

00:08:23.140 who knows who cares uh and yes um there's also uh it's been floated are we really just sticking with

00:08:30.500 the term tiktok refugees no it's a bit ironic in my usage who cares they're not refugees that they're

00:08:37.540 using an app but um yeah the idea that it might turn people into anti-communists because they're

00:08:44.180 being forced to be a bit more conservative is funny but I don't think it's actually going to happen

00:08:49.140 um but this is funny um here we go like everybody else I downloaded Zhao Hongshu red note red book

00:08:58.340 whatever it's called the communist manifesto and I'm very upset I am not having the same experience that

00:09:03.860 everybody else is I download it thinking I'm about to see like Chinese pinterest uh I'm going to see

00:09:09.220 all my American friends on tiktok tell me why when I post one photo of myself completely innocent me

00:09:15.860 standing in a telephone box in London there's some nice photos I put that up and then instantly this

00:09:20.580 happens photo gets hundreds of likes which I'm excited about initially but then my comments section

00:09:25.220 is just full of gay chinese men trying to have sex with me and they're all over my profile and because the

00:09:32.980 UI is in Chinese which I don't speak or read I can't change my privacy settings so I'm getting

00:09:39.140 inundated with messages like this are you single hey I'm dexter currently living in shanghai hello

00:09:45.700 I don't know what these names are but they're all hitting on me I know it

00:09:50.580 hell of an ego boost though isn't it so apparently there are lots of gay chinese um but they they just

00:09:56.420 is this the main reason you decided to start looking into this josh you were trying to see if you

00:10:00.260 could open up your dating market I mean there's a lot of money in china and you know you need to

00:10:06.340 diversify your portfolios to be a professional male gold digger do anything for money

00:10:14.340 uh that's not true but um it's out there now so it's also worth mentioning as well it's not the

00:10:21.460 only thing that they're taking down um anyone posting Tiananmen square that gets taken down

00:10:26.180 obviously uh it's to be expected oh my god the the CCP app takes down anti-CCP images oh my god

00:10:34.100 I know um there's also uh here's a good sort of summary of the kind of things that will be censored

00:10:41.060 Taiwan is a country free Tibet Covid came from China uh the Uyghur camps uh obviously Tiananmen square as we

00:10:48.660 mentioned and Mao starving lots of Chinese people all of these things will get you suspended

00:10:53.540 um however if you're talking about western politics all of a sudden you are given a certain

00:10:58.580 amount is it the most free and open app out there it could be it's certainly more free than X you know

00:11:05.540 Elon's X the free speech platform ain't got nothing as we'll see soon enough it's also worth mentioning

00:11:10.500 as well that lots of left-wingers were complaining that lots of western tech was spying on them and when

00:11:18.180 it comes to China they are fine with it but obviously hypocrisy is not interesting but what is

00:11:25.780 interesting is what's not banned on this platform you can say uh you know hello Austrian painter man

00:11:34.660 I can't say that and nor will I on YouTube and also the n-word um those things are okay to say on red note

00:11:42.980 it you will never believe this you can offensively talk to Jewish baby emoji baby emoji baby emoji what

00:11:50.180 the hell is that well um um okay all right someone did a video about the Talmud and it was taken down

00:12:01.380 within 10 minutes all right okay um

00:12:11.540 there's something familiar about that egg but I can't quite put my finger on it

00:12:17.700 I presume this lady might be of a specific background and a Chinese person has sent

00:12:25.140 just a picture of an egg and she says it is disappointing for this to be the first comment

00:12:29.140 I received on this app but I am hopeful that it is not representative of the general Chinese

00:12:33.300 views towards Judaism that's incredible you know if I if I mean I'd have a laugh at that

00:12:41.300 it is quite funny isn't it it's like it's like you remember the old

00:12:46.020 Wii uh Nintendo Wii how you oh the characters on them it's like a version of him

00:12:51.700 well do Nintendo make that happen

00:12:58.500 I want to see him doing bowling in Wii sports someone's done it I'm sure

00:13:04.100 and uh in no relation whatsoever to the previous news Nick Fuentes has announced that he's on the

00:13:08.980 platform as well uh all right um unfortunately lots and lots of messages from gay Chinese men

00:13:16.260 that's probably the part of it as well as their their willingness to allow certain kinds of speech

00:13:22.660 but um Nick Fuentes I hate to break it to you but one of the main venture capital firms that has

00:13:28.500 invested in red note is owned by a Jewish man so Nick Fuentes on suicide watch now but anyway there have

00:13:36.020 been lots of cultural exchanges here um here is uh you know someone with a Palestine flag in their name

00:13:44.100 probably a leftist amazed at a Chinese car um obviously these sorts of things are a little bit

00:13:51.060 of a snapshot in a a very thin slice of Chinese society uh that isn't necessarily representative

00:13:57.460 because I don't think everyone in China has a car like that and uh is being presented that's just

00:14:02.020 what the US wants you to think that's true um maybe I'm just been you know propagandized maybe

00:14:08.180 China is a paradise I mean there does have to be an acceptance that there are so many people in

00:14:12.580 China that a good portion of them will just be living what to us would seem like relatively normal

00:14:19.060 lives so it's interesting that this gives an opportunity to see a little bit more of that

00:14:23.460 that's true so it's also worth mentioning as well that um the integration of the Americans to the app

00:14:30.260 has been pretty quick and on the first day more or less it's already considered rude not to subtitle

00:14:35.940 videos in you know another language so Americans will subtitle their their videos in Mandarin I would

00:14:43.620 presume and then the Chinese have also been more considerate in writing English subtitles for their

00:14:49.700 videos as well and so there's been a bit of a cultural exchange and this is where the the wholesome

00:14:53.780 stuff comes in because this does seem like authentic cultural exchange that in in a way that is wholesome

00:15:00.180 and nourishing um like here they are um learning and teaching each other um their respective languages

00:15:08.100 um some of them is sort of meme language here like the Chinese spy give me your data

00:15:14.980 yeah they've got that in there because the Chinese heard about what people were saying about these apps

00:15:19.940 and were mocking people just like yes I'm I am your designated Chinese spy things like that we all have

00:15:26.180 one we all do yeah and uh they're even asking them to help with their homework their English homework

00:15:32.740 here they're saying American help me here and I think that's kind of wholesome that they're getting

00:15:38.660 actual native speakers to help them with their homework even though they should be doing it themselves

00:15:43.060 um and there's also some great impressions coming out I think I know I think I might have seen this guy

00:15:51.300 a lot of people ask me they want to know it's so bad they want to know it's so bad they want to know

00:15:59.860 how does America sound in Chinese in Chinese like how China sound in English well I'll tell you what

00:16:08.260 it's very easy it's called make war you get the idea it's a decent impression it was good yeah one yeah I was quite impressed

00:16:19.540 um so obviously there's stuff like that but also um I don't know why was actually wait why was there

00:16:27.540 village people playing in the background I did clock that too why why is that not loaded okay something

00:16:35.780 has gone wrong taking it down but basically um there was some American kids that had already learned to

00:16:44.260 speak a decent amount of Mandarin and I was quite impressed because I've learned a little bit

00:16:50.340 and they were doing pretty well you could you could hear that they had an accent obviously but they

00:16:55.300 were talking as they were doing stuff and it's like they've actually taken some time to learn the

00:17:00.020 language which is interesting and then um oh the links are all in a funny order here uh oh no no anyway

00:17:08.980 here is what is this I'll just skip that one you tell me I don't know they've been moved around

00:17:16.900 they're in a different order than I remember um but here are people asking what beer pong is all about

00:17:24.740 like why do they drink beer in this way does it have any special meaning um obviously it's just for fun

00:17:31.380 but there is obviously they've seen the red cups and the beer pong thing it seems like an American cultural

00:17:37.220 uh practice and they're they're curious about it and there there are exchanges here

00:17:43.140 and um there are also videos like this where a guy is pretending pretending with a fake axe

00:17:50.900 to uh you get the idea but he habitat his dog yeah pretending to eat it because obviously there's a

00:17:57.700 perception that they all eat dogs out there and actually well that's just the Koreans the Koreans do

00:18:02.900 have that perception as well but I think lots of people do keep pets in China it's not unheard of

00:18:08.900 funnily enough and some of them have quite western attitudes towards them and people are realizing that

00:18:14.820 actually they do have a bit of a sense of humor and and can make fun of themselves to a certain extent

00:18:20.340 and uh here is uh an example of a Chinese meme hello American TikTok refugee here that's what they're

00:18:28.580 calling themselves what are Chinese memes like please share some and then

00:18:36.100 not bad not bad i i think they've they're those Chinese are all right aren't they they got a sense

00:18:42.100 of humor these ones yeah at least those ones yeah uh and then things start to take a little bit of

00:18:48.820 uh there are some faux pas here like um what is this the the order is all off um but what I did have

00:19:00.020 was someone asking like oh hang on a minute you've got long working hours things are really bad in China

00:19:04.820 why don't you form a union uh which they've sort of missed a trick there haven't they and uh then

00:19:13.460 someone said uh sorry for Japan guys in a video about nuking Japan and uh they realized very

00:19:21.140 quickly I think that the Chinese have a very different view on that and actually they were

00:19:26.580 they deserved it you don't have to repent for anti-human fascism on the contrary we still think

00:19:31.220 that you have lost too few nuclear weapons sorry for what no sorry um don't say sorry dropping atomic

00:19:37.940 bombs is the right thing to do in all circumstances of course um and then there's also i i thought

00:19:47.780 this was funny there are people trying to first post say what happening with asian girls and then

00:19:53.780 there are Chinese men saying congrats for triggering a social experiment pig um you're just a sex toy

00:20:01.860 for them like a condom it is disposable after use i don't think that's necessarily going to be

00:20:06.820 a bad thing for this guy posting oh amazing that's just what i want i hope you get lots of hiv with

00:20:14.500 white girls and white pig so uh you do scratch the surface a little bit and you find a certain amount

00:20:21.620 of anti-european dislike i'm not going to say hatred because that's a bit strong but they're they're

00:20:30.100 correctly policing these people because i sort of approve of what they're doing here people posting

00:20:34.820 these sorts of things are annoying and deserve this sort of reaction i think but uh on to the more

00:20:41.380 concerning stuff um here's something that was posted uh do you ever think the usa will have a worker-led

00:20:48.420 revolution no uh no um bit of a chinese-centric thing and there was also this uh they were sort of

00:20:56.900 uh worshipping luigi mangione um it's not that surprising yeah um they were teaching each other

00:21:06.580 how to say his name and got lots of weird posts deifying him which isn't isn't necessarily a shock

00:21:14.660 um there are also people trying to dress up like him for some reason i don't know why it's also not the

00:21:20.980 most daring so-called cosplay because it's just a jumper a white shirt and trousers uh no one's

00:21:28.100 going to be like oh you're dressed as that guy because that's just dressing like a westerner really

00:21:33.940 so there seems to be a sort of agitprop aspect to it where they're trying to solidify

00:21:39.940 people's attitudes towards it but then this could well be organic and it might not necessarily be

00:21:45.780 insidious um also this kind of annoyed me i didn't know china was this beautiful and it's like

00:21:52.580 dystopian cityscapes and is that really what beautiful is now uh to a modern eye there is

00:22:01.540 something um i don't know aesthetic about the blade runner-esque dystopian cityscape there's

00:22:09.060 it's cool to a certain extent obviously there is something uh uh inhuman about it as well but if it

00:22:16.900 were up to me i might nominate something like this personally which is the uh huangshan mountains um

00:22:24.980 quite famous i believe but this sort of thing i could see people calling beautiful

00:22:29.540 uh a skyscraper not so much and there's also people here um i'm sorry to have to play these

00:22:38.660 these are on tiktok as well um so sorry for subjecting for the second time

00:22:44.500 in a first world country seeing the everyday lives of chinese people like obviously certain chinese

00:22:54.260 people not seeing everybody's lives but it's just like insanely eye-opening there's something

00:22:59.300 really remarkable that i have noticed about most of these chinese people even older people like

00:23:05.460 people in their 40s 50s 60s they look so much less traumatized than most americans our citizens here

00:23:16.180 are not only like really cold and mean and disconnected and combative but like you can just see people's

00:23:25.140 problems on their face you can so she's not necessarily wrong about something there but i

00:23:31.220 think the problem here is that both china and america are low trust societies now at least parts

00:23:38.260 of america a significant portion of it and the difference is that one is monocultural and one is

00:23:45.140 not or mono ethnic should i say the chinese sort of know what to expect from other chinese people

00:23:50.500 and they all have shared background yeah values and so when you're out in public you can let your

00:23:57.460 guard down a little bit more whereas in america because it's more dangerous i think it's fair to say

00:24:04.100 diverse diverse the two are connected to one another they both start with the same letter as well

00:24:09.540 it's got to be true so i yeah i think that there is something to this and they're realizing that actually

00:24:16.180 that things aren't all well in america and that people are going around being miserable and it is

00:24:20.900 true that you can see it on people's faces but this realization i think is not necessarily something

00:24:25.860 that can be orchestrated by the chinese government but it's still some people realizing that there's

00:24:32.260 something wrong with their country and they prefer china which isn't necessarily good for the west i

00:24:38.260 don't think because china's certainly no utopia that's for sure and um yes there's a guy here who

00:24:46.260 was explaining medical bills and the difference in cost he was saying that an ambulance was

00:24:54.340 several times more expensive than that in shanghai which is the most expensive in china and how their

00:24:59.700 medical bills are much cheaper than those of the us but then if you compare the us's medical bills to

00:25:05.540 anywhere in the world they're more much much more expensive i think it's a unique thing to the west

00:25:10.740 and not necessarily reflective of a success of china and um that's how it's being presented though

00:25:16.740 unfortunately and um this is what the end result may well look like is that lots of american kids

00:25:25.540 are going to start looking like um little tiny communists with their red books in their hands

00:25:31.220 um maybe ak-47s as well i don't know uh we shall see but um the final thing i wanted to end on and

00:25:40.100 the most harrowing of all is this the chinese are making fun of us harry of how we say bottle of

00:25:47.780 water okay the cultural exchange already happened in that case because it's the americans that like to

00:25:53.540 do that yes it's pronounced a bottle of water and the bottle of water that's a very

00:26:02.340 black london way of saying it yes um also uh at least we pronounce our t's i know you threw your

00:26:10.420 t's in the harbor but bottle with two d's in the middle yeah i'm afraid when it comes to the english

00:26:17.940 language uh you know the trick is in the name right is english and americans don't have much to

00:26:24.500 to uh you know say when it comes to water with all the fluoride that's in theirs that's true they are

00:26:29.300 taking it out though i'm also trying to yank your chain a bit there i'm trying to wind you up on

00:26:33.940 purpose for fun um because i don't actually mind you can you can speak however you want but my point

00:26:41.620 being in the segment that the the new app has potentially made people realize that the chinese

00:26:48.980 aren't so different to them which in one hand is actually quite significant because when the us

00:26:56.500 starts sort of escalating tensions with the chinese about taiwan and there's this is you know

00:27:03.620 potential discussion of are we going to have boots on the ground in taiwan and and heat things up which i

00:27:08.500 i don't personally think will happen but people will be far more averse to this if they realize oh

00:27:13.860 wait it's just our governments fighting each other we don't actually have any problems with one another

00:27:20.180 interpersonally and i think that that's a good thing because when people realize that

00:27:24.180 it means that they're less inclined to go on foreign adventures for you know profit of arms

00:27:30.020 manufacturers but the sort of other side of that is that obviously it gives the ccp a good amount of

00:27:38.020 power over what young people are seeing and allows them to shape how they view their own country and

00:27:43.940 as we can see it's not entirely positive in that respect and of course having a realistic view of

00:27:48.580 your country is important but i think that that there are lots more propaganda opportunities here

00:27:55.700 if um the right things are done and it is a potential point of concern uh but it's not entirely

00:28:02.580 clear what to do about it quite yet all right we've got some rumble rants following that so

00:28:08.260 first one matt g hammond says what is the build quality like on their cars in china i have no idea

00:28:14.660 probably not great i imagine yeah if it reflects the build quality of everything else from china yeah

00:28:19.860 uh bobobad says red book has nothing on the smash brothers online games where somebody named

00:28:25.220 the furor joins your game with a particular player made character using only fire it

00:28:33.300 and the shadow band for five dollars thank you says do you think this exchange is going to affect

00:28:38.180 american culture more or chinese culture more wokeness could gigafry the chinese brain i don't

00:28:42.900 think wokeness will have much of an effect on china i think they will look at it as something

00:28:46.660 stupid that americans are doing and laugh at them yeah i think that also because the the app is chinese

00:28:52.900 based is going to favor the chinese more than the americans and so it's already banning the lgbt stuff

00:29:00.100 so i don't think they're gonna have to worry so much about that and again it'll just look like a weird

00:29:06.020 crazy american cultural export because the chinese are very very collectivist and so they already have

00:29:14.020 a particular view of the world and share a culture that they'll not want to go away from it's very alien

00:29:19.460 to them isn't it yeah very very much so so let's move on shall we to uh talking about a very peculiar

00:29:26.500 phenomenon that i've noticed is becoming more and more prevalent in america perhaps it's just

00:29:30.980 my exposure to it perhaps it is happening more often but it's the phenomenon of people who are

00:29:37.220 too incompetent to stand trial now what does that actually mean i made sure to get up a definition of

00:29:44.740 it in this article which does not actually give a particularly great definition of it but it

00:29:49.140 basically is uh people deemed ist incompetent stand trial must undergo competency restoration because

00:29:57.460 they are unable to avoid understand their charges and communicate with their attorneys accordingly

00:30:05.060 so what that means is either they have um literally too low an iq to be able to comprehend

00:30:12.100 the system that they're going through and communicate their defense to their attorney

00:30:16.020 or they have some kind of mental illness now why is it that i want to look at this well because it

00:30:21.540 seems to be a problem that's popping up more and more often and i want to look at what some of the

00:30:26.180 consequences of this is uh because the consequences some of the time seems to be that people either

00:30:33.380 do not get put in prison when they have committed some pretty heinous crimes or that they get

00:30:40.500 lowered sentences so this has been something i've noticed as well and i find it really frustrating

00:30:47.060 because if they are capable to comprehend what's happening to them and face trial not you know not

00:30:53.300 that you need much intelligence to know that killing is wrong right and so i think that that alone is

00:31:01.780 ridiculous and you know they understand the consequences because even very small children do

00:31:07.140 unless they're almost a vegetable then they're going to understand the consequences of it and

00:31:14.340 if they do understand the consequences of it and you know what they were doing then it makes sense to

00:31:19.460 punish them like anyone else if they don't they're even more dangerous if anything because of course

00:31:25.620 you're you're dealing with someone who is basically incapable of existing in society in a civil way

00:31:32.180 yeah if if they are going out and committing violent actions and are completely incapable of

00:31:38.260 understanding why those actions are bad in the first place that makes makes it so that both they

00:31:43.780 are more likely to recommit those actions because they're not wrong to them and it makes it basically

00:31:50.020 impossible that in the rehabilitative sense of justice that they're going to be able to later

00:31:56.020 comprehend that what they did was wrong uh but i decided to look into this and get a few examples just

00:32:01.380 over the past few weeks of things that have come up and some of the more notable occasions where this

00:32:07.220 has happened because there was one that showed that this was not necessarily something specific to

00:32:12.820 america although america is where it seems that most of the cases arrived now i found most of these

00:32:19.860 just by typing in incompetent to stand trial in google and hitting the news tab and seeing what came up

00:32:27.380 there were a lot more of these but not everyone was available to me because they were the articles

00:32:33.140 that were looking at it were only available in america but here's here's a cross section of some

00:32:38.020 of the ones where this happens because most of the newsworthy ones are where the person who can't

00:32:42.900 stand trial has done something pretty horrible pretty awful so this one he uh the person who was charged

00:32:51.700 shot a cleveland police officer and i believe in this case if i scroll down what it was was he got into

00:32:58.100 a shootout with them and he shot at four shot four shots at the officers who were pursuing him as he

00:33:04.500 was trying to flee on a bicycle and managed to hit this man um officer ritter and killed him because he

00:33:13.220 died later at the hospital after being shot and this guy was found to be incompetent to stand trial

00:33:18.740 and uh it was a mr dilawante hardy 25 of cleveland and as a result he will be hospitalized indefinitely

00:33:28.820 and could eventually stand trial if he improves and he's uh jailed on 10 million dollar bail now what

00:33:35.220 was hospitalized permanently that sounds like it sounds like a punishment but at the same time it's not

00:33:42.420 quite the same punishment as jail but that implies is it a mental this they're alleging a

00:33:48.580 mental health thing well what i looked into on this i didn't include the article in here but i found

00:33:54.340 some law paper talking about the different ways in which all of the states of the us try to break

00:34:00.900 down how they treat people who are found to be incompetent stand trial and what i found was that in

00:34:06.660 1972 or 1973 i think there was a supreme court case that uh went under jackson versus something or

00:34:13.700 other and under the jackson rules it established certain guidelines that the states don't have to

00:34:19.220 keep where you if you're incompetent to stand trial you need to be put in some kind of care facility

00:34:26.020 where they will try to make you competent through therapy treatment education to be able to stand trial

00:34:34.020 for what is deemed to be a reasonable amount of time now reasonable amount of time is not specified

00:34:39.460 what that is a few of the states seem to take it as about 15 months and under the jackson rules what

00:34:45.220 it said was that if they are competent by the end of that obviously you take them to trial they defend

00:34:52.260 they get their day in court and you see what happens on the uh when they're convicted or not or

00:34:57.940 acquitted uh the other option is if they are incapable of standing trial even after that

00:35:03.700 um you would either find some other reason to detain them in a mental health facility indefinitely

00:35:11.140 which also has a lot of legal landmines on it because there are a lot of organizations

00:35:15.620 ngos and even federally uh funded um agencies that try to fight those legally because they think it's a

00:35:23.380 uh uh an uh it's it's against human rights to just hold somebody every single time or you just let them go

00:35:31.860 that's madness to me because the only reason i could see where you could say someone's not fit

00:35:37.700 to stand trial would be like a scenario where someone was driving dangerously and they crashed

00:35:44.020 so severely that they're in like a coma or they've received like a a traumatic brain injury that means

00:35:49.300 that they're no longer cognitively impaired or that they're functionally not the same person they were

00:35:54.820 before to a significant degree and therefore it doesn't necessarily make sense to punish them

00:36:00.900 because they're not really there right yeah then in those cases that that applies but if they're

00:36:07.540 just mentally ill or too stupid uh then that's no excuse at all because making them spend less time

00:36:16.260 in prison or no prison time at all just means that they're going to be able to do more damage and as

00:36:20.660 far as i'm aware one of the guiding principles of law is the ignorance of the law is no excuse right

00:36:26.020 and so this is just an extreme case of ignorance of the law if you're too stupid to understand that you're

00:36:30.500 breaking the law and therefore too stupid to understand afterwards as well surely the rule

00:36:35.620 if applied evenly should be well that's no excuse yeah and of course um we're not necessarily talking

00:36:40.980 about you know these obscure laws where you know you get caught out by some obscure by law that

00:36:46.820 prevents you from doing something perfectly reasonable we're talking about shooting people

00:36:50.260 yes and there are quite a few cases of this like this next one uh this uh this gentleman was

00:36:56.420 accused of shooting at the police and was deemed incompetent to stand trial this was a man of pike

00:37:01.780 county declared incompetent in february this man bentley was indicted on six charges of attempted

00:37:08.420 murder one for each of the officers on the site and was one charge of criminal mischief for causing

00:37:14.020 damage to a pc sd tayhoe in the case however has been put on cause pause while the court waited for an

00:37:21.060 evaluation to decide if bentley is competent to stand trial for his charges does he understand the nature of the

00:37:26.180 the consequences of the charges against him and his two prong prong said one person the other is can

00:37:31.220 he rationally participate and assist in the counsel of his defense so those seem to be the two metrics

00:37:36.420 that this is mainly based off of in a hearing on tuesday and this is an article from uh the 15th of

00:37:44.740 january uh court documents said the experts presented their findings filing saying that bentley has

00:37:50.340 parkinson's and bipolar diagnosis that need focused attention from medical professionals they

00:37:54.660 declared him incompetent to stand trial and judge howard keith hall agreed ruling him incompetent with

00:37:59.700 no substantial probability he will attain competency in the foreseeable future neither of those are an

00:38:04.900 actual excuse to to try and murder police no because bipolar you know is just you go through lows and highs

00:38:13.540 doesn't mean you need to kill someone and even if you do you're a danger to society if that is the result of it

00:38:19.860 so even within their own rationale it doesn't make sense but i reject that entirely and and within

00:38:24.660 this case as well they say always he's probably not going to be able to attain competency in the foreseeable

00:38:29.300 future so is it going to be a case where they'll go past what's considered a reasonable amount of time to

00:38:34.260 hold him in one of these places to try and educate him on what he's done and why it was wrong

00:38:38.900 if so are they going to find some other reason by saying that he's dangerous because what i was talking about with the

00:38:44.420 jackson supreme court decision from way back when was that those are guidelines that each of the

00:38:50.500 states seems to interpret differently and have lots of different other laws and acts that they can act on

00:38:56.260 as well so all of the states seem to treat it a little bit differently but those seem to be the

00:39:01.140 generally agreed upon standards that you at the very least put them in some facility where they can

00:39:07.700 try and be educated for a bit or treated so they can understand and if they can't you have to find

00:39:13.540 some other way of dealing with it but it's also worth again human rights lawyers being the sharks

00:39:18.260 that they are they'll try and make sure that these kinds of insane violent lunatics will be back on

00:39:22.820 the street in no time which has happened once or twice i think it's also worth mentioning as well

00:39:28.660 that this is all upon the taxpayers expense as well oh yeah and so you're paying to re-educate this man

00:39:35.700 to teach him morality which seems mad to me that you should have to pay for that who you know who

00:39:43.300 cares whether he perceives what's happening to him he's a bad person and deserves punishment in

00:39:49.460 a moral sense as well as the more practical side of things whereby he needs to be removed from

00:39:54.980 society he's not safe yes i agree and let's take a look at a few more cases so this was a brownsville

00:40:01.060 library shooter who was ruled incompetent this was humberto paz charging the murder of 71 year old

00:40:07.620 vahid khaledi who he allegedly shot point blank in the head and killed on may 11th at this library

00:40:15.220 located in central boulevard police said there was a verbal altercation between the two men before

00:40:19.620 shooting when authorities arrived on the scene uh khaledi was unresponsive with a gunshot wound to

00:40:24.020 the head and was pronounced dead valley central spoke with witnesses of the shooting who stated that

00:40:28.420 paz was a regular at the library and often spoke frantically while pretending to be on the phone

00:40:33.300 so there's like in like take third world type behavior and make it even more insufferable and

00:40:40.620 insane and this guy was talking loudly on the phone in a library but also it was he wasn't actually on

00:40:46.020 the phone he was pretending it's even worse yeah so he's obviously mental court documents stated that

00:40:51.800 paz does not have the sufficient present ability to consult with his attorney with a reasonable degree

00:40:55.960 of rational understanding or a rational as well as factual understanding of the proceedings against him

00:41:00.840 he's currently being held in the carizales rooker detention center but will be transferred to a

00:41:06.020 mental health facility with the objective of attaining competency to stand trial it's very

00:41:10.960 difficult as well obviously because some of these are ongoing but i looked at some of the other ones as

00:41:15.020 well to find if there was any sort of degree of follow-up in reporting on what happens to these

00:41:20.160 people because after they've been in the facilities do we get to learn if they ended up being detained

00:41:26.820 longer for being a danger to society or were they cut free or did they end up becoming somehow

00:41:32.880 competent were you able to fix the problem of them being low iq or mentally ill and then all of a sudden

00:41:39.680 what they can stand trial and get get convicted for what they did this is going to be a bit controversial

00:41:45.720 coming from a psychologist here but in a lot of instances when someone has a severe mental illness

00:41:50.800 they'll never recover really um you know people might have something where they're you know you

00:41:56.860 go for a bout of depression or you know people overcome some of the things that are more periodic but if

00:42:03.400 you've lived with something your entire life chances are you're going to die with it and you can't

00:42:09.580 rehabilitate it yeah i can't i mean again if it is literally that somebody is below the iq threshold and

00:42:16.680 considered retarded like actually medically retarded how do you fix that well you can't there's no amount

00:42:22.960 of education um because a lot of um iq as the studies suggest is genetic and therefore biologically

00:42:30.280 programmed into you it's not something that can be learned yeah but uh apparently it's still a

00:42:36.300 mitigating circumstance because as it's been pointed out liberals actually do believe in iq as soon as it

00:42:41.280 means they can get criminals off for uh violent crimes here's another one there is a notable factor

00:42:48.920 that unites a lot of these people in a lot of these again again there were other cases that i saw that i

00:42:55.560 wasn't able to access the links properly but on google news you can still see the headline and images that

00:43:00.400 they include there is a uniting factor with a lot of these urban areas yes they were urban youths uh

00:43:06.960 mac brown bar banway that's a beautiful i think heritage anglo-saxon american name

00:43:13.440 right there was 18 was charged with first degree murder in the death of darren loving also 18 who

00:43:20.380 was stabbed multiple times with a kitchen knife during lunch period at manor senior high school

00:43:25.580 and the court issued a writ of commitment after receiving a competency evaluation report the murder

00:43:30.740 charge is listed as pending mental incompetence in court records so this kid apparently

00:43:36.820 school wasn't doing much for him uh so to the point where he couldn't even understand that

00:43:42.420 stabbing someone at lunch is a bad thing because i mean if he understood that why isn't he being

00:43:49.280 charged right now why isn't he in court right if you can go through the process of killing someone

00:43:54.140 you can understand the process of being punished controversial opinion and there's some really really

00:44:01.200 horrible ones like this one mother charged in two-year-old's death deemed incompetent to stand

00:44:06.240 trial trial she uh an obets woman facing murder charges for allegedly suffocating her two-year son

00:44:13.260 is instead of being charged undergoing mental health treatment to restore her competency to stand trial

00:44:19.620 so this is just some of the really horrible ones the uh most famous one that happened quite recently

00:44:25.560 that you may be aware of if you saw the news reports of it at the time was this woman bianca ellis

00:44:33.140 who had been released from prison by a judge or jail i should say only three days before committing this crime

00:44:41.400 went to a local supermarket stole some knives and went outside and stabbed a three-year-old to death

00:44:50.760 blimey i didn't hear about that at the time that's horrible and it was an interracial killing as well

00:44:57.300 of course it was and uh this woman uh was incompetent to stand trial for the time being

00:45:03.180 according to cayuhoga county court of common pleas records ellis was undergoing a 20-day evaluation

00:45:10.100 when the doctor treating her stated that the defendant is incompetent to stand trial but there is a

00:45:14.920 substantial probability of restoration to competency within the statutory time frame if provided with a

00:45:20.420 course of treatment so again all on taxpayers money this woman is going to get some uh very clever and

00:45:26.580 up-to-date mental health service to make sure that she's not too stupid to understand why she's being

00:45:32.500 charged after she murdered a three-year-old child for literally no reason now to go even harsher than

00:45:39.880 you as far as i'm concerned this this kind of case where not only is it a violent murderer it's a violent

00:45:46.240 murderer who is so stupid that she can't understand what she's done wrong should go straight to death

00:45:51.780 row oh yeah of course a short drop and a sudden stop is the only way to treat people who murder

00:45:57.680 children i i have absolutely no sympathy for them i don't care if they're better i don't care what's

00:46:03.080 wrong with them if you do that i'm afraid your life is forfeit and that's it yeah the most famous

00:46:08.540 thing that came from this i don't know if they include the image in here was that uh despite

00:46:14.400 being too stupid to understand what she had done wrong uh there was a very famous image of her

00:46:21.220 turning and smiling at the camera in the court let's see if it's included in this if it'll play

00:46:28.660 you say that's a woman by the way yes that is a woman blimey yeah but uh i don't think it will

00:46:36.800 but you've probably seen the image it's on the thumbnail that will be going out on the youtube

00:46:40.840 page on the youtube channel later and i don't want to make everybody suffer but again too stupid to

00:46:46.460 understand what what uh what she did wrong yet at the same time is able to throw a nice smile at the

00:46:52.160 camera for everybody watching pretty disgusting and uh again it seems to be up in the air despite the

00:47:00.560 guidelines what states do in particular cases where they get somebody who's incompetent but still

00:47:06.760 is incompetent after they've had a round of treatment and education but it does seem that

00:47:12.420 occasionally they do cut them loose despite how dangerous they are one of the more famous examples

00:47:17.720 of this uh was this one from 2023 a teen accused of shooting a man in the head was found incompetent to

00:47:24.860 stand trial and then let go and now he was being charged with shooting another man in the head

00:47:29.740 and the solution to this seems to be summed up quite well here in this burn after reading meme so we just

00:47:36.460 keep letting him shoot people in the head until um i don't know we solve mental retardation yeah i don't

00:47:43.040 see that happening personally and that is effectively what's going on and you know not that we have any sort

00:47:50.460 of system of justice in britain so don't take this as a slight on america but a lot of injustice is going

00:47:56.300 on in your so-called justice system and i think that um people like george soros funding a lot of the

00:48:04.860 the legal profession to basically let off criminals yeah really doesn't help but it's important to point out

00:48:13.600 as you mentioned this is not purely a u.s problem because i saw this pop-up which inspired this whole segment

00:48:20.440 and uh obviously this is a twitter post but i did check news websites and this is all accurate

00:48:26.220 uh this is just the most succinct way of getting this information across so this gentleman here

00:48:32.440 was uh jimmy shepherds at a festival in amsterdam he was 21 years old he was dutch he tried to intervene

00:48:40.200 when his sister was being assaulted by a gang of africans who then stabbed him to death two of his friends

00:48:46.240 were also stabbed but survived today the three africans were sentenced to only six months 18

00:48:51.500 months and 14 years of jail for the killing of jimmy the wounding of his friends and for the two

00:48:56.760 violent robberies they committed at the same festival prior to the killing they received these lenient

00:49:01.440 sentences because the judge argued they were dutch word which is a politically correct dutch way of

00:49:07.580 saying that they have low iqs now i looked into this again as i mentioned the only information that's

00:49:12.460 missing is that for his murder the one who you know delivered the fatal blow was up for 20 years

00:49:19.640 in jail that was the maximum sentence but because of the fact that they were low iq it was argued by

00:49:26.100 the defense and the judge that the maximum sentence was unfair and didn't apply that's madness that's

00:49:34.100 backwards that is backwards these are unrepentant killers literally they are too stupid to repent

00:49:41.080 because they are unintelligent and if they are unintelligent to count as a mitigating factor

00:49:46.500 they are unintelligent enough for it to count as an exacerbating factor that they could go on to do

00:49:52.520 this again and when they get out i would expect they will do this again so again the soft touch liberal

00:49:59.820 method of applying the justice in these in these cases is a complete failure this is a complete failure

00:50:06.740 and it feels wrong to say that this is liberal because even liberals as far back as as close as

00:50:12.940 100 years ago would have looked at this and said that this is an absolute travesty this isn't how you

00:50:17.480 should deal with these problems because we were sensible back then so yeah i don't think that being

00:50:22.920 too stupid to understand what you're doing is wrong is any excuse and in many of these cases i think

00:50:27.880 these people need far far harsher punishments than anything they're getting here here you have a

00:50:36.640 comment yes from ophuk says if she's too stupid to understand why it's wrong to stab children

00:50:44.020 children punishing her is wrong and we should let her out professor shitlib phd md zim zurb i mean it

00:50:51.820 really reminds me of those cases where in germany there are the gang rapists and then you have

00:50:56.800 sociologists uh shitlib sociologists come out and say well they're actually just reacting to the

00:51:02.600 forces of white supremacy and the feeling of displacement that being a refugee in a european

00:51:07.780 country has given them because it generates rage and they have to express that rage so therefore you

00:51:12.800 should be lenient on them for gang raping a 15 year old i mean if that's your idea of justice if

00:51:18.600 that's your idea of law uh you're going to burn in hell and uh rightfully so rightfully so

00:51:24.800 oh that's so depressing and i'm not going to be cheering you up either but there's going to be

00:51:31.700 some laughs at least oh yeah so i've become a bit of a cover of japanese political developments

00:51:39.900 recently some might say yes but only for japanese politics and uh yes yet bought any body pillows

00:51:47.480 that i'm not aware of we'll see but i've covered in a multiple uh different iterations uh i talked

00:51:55.640 about japan getting culturally enriched and then say goodbye to japan and then i explained the situation

00:52:03.440 in britain specifically and say this is what's in store for you in the future and things are already

00:52:09.760 starting to progress and lots of these videos are just a bearer of good news for japan then this whole

00:52:15.980 time i'm like an omen of death but um yeah lots of these have been translated into japanese and

00:52:23.280 circulated quite widely um hundreds of thousands of people watch them in japan and it's nice to know

00:52:30.040 that it's being paid attention to because i want them to live a healthy and happy life i want i don't

00:52:36.020 live as a people in the culture exactly i i don't think they deserve the same fate that we've had to

00:52:41.180 suffer through and i have a lot of sympathy for the people that do because i wouldn't wish this on my

00:52:46.120 worst enemy what is being done to the british people and uh speaking of what's being done here

00:52:52.540 is uh the japan times reporting the indian-born head of one of japan's most famous snack brands

00:52:57.900 has warned that the country must change its mindset and admit more immigrants to get the economy back to

00:53:02.860 the glory of its boom years and here's one thing that you need to know about indians once you get one

00:53:07.420 there are more they will open the floodgates this is something that always happens they always get in

00:53:13.480 to a high-ranking position and immediately start to hire other people like them and this happens in

00:53:18.320 england this happens in america they just go uh don't you want to win what if your country was like

00:53:24.180 a pro sports team and you want to win on the international stage don't you japan don't you want

00:53:29.700 china to win you don't want them to win do you so you've got to let more people who look and behave

00:53:34.840 like me in and then you will succeed once you have become india the most thriving prosperous cleanest

00:53:41.720 culturally enriching work country in the world because everyone knows that india is the leader

00:53:47.540 in global i can't even say it yeah in in civilizational advancement i it was such a disgusting

00:53:56.660 sort of inversion of truth that my mouth just wouldn't let me say it even sarcastically

00:54:02.380 it's just it's just funny how it keeps happening and this isn't also this isn't necessarily specific

00:54:07.800 only to indians that's true there are lots of minority populations across the world that only

00:54:14.180 consider them and theirs and the second that they get into any high-ranking position will only include

00:54:19.260 them and theirs and advocate immediately that you need to let more people like them in i've seen it in

00:54:24.880 lots of um chain stores in britain where um slowly over time they hire a few indians and then all of

00:54:33.220 a sudden every one of their employees are indian they're talking in hindi or whichever um i think

00:54:38.900 there are multiple languages in india whichever language they speak sometimes they'll be talking on

00:54:43.160 the phone just in work in their foreign language which in an english workplace would be like a fireable

00:54:49.060 offense if you're just talking on the phone as you're like serving customers in a proper you know

00:54:54.980 corporation there's no way an english person would tolerate that that's really bad service

00:55:00.660 it's the same problem with every ethnic minority whether they're european or third world africa and

00:55:07.060 indian wherever they get to a foreign country and they decide except for the very few exceptions

00:55:12.820 they decide i want to recreate my home country here and they form an ethnic little block that stick to

00:55:18.860 themselves and stick to their own well it's because multiculturalism doesn't work isn't it

00:55:23.240 assimilation is a myth yeah because what actually happens scale what happens is that separate enclaves form

00:55:30.740 are you know similar to how in america you've got a china town where it you walk into it and it feels

00:55:37.460 like you're in china everyone's chinese everyone speaks mandarin it's the same sort of thing right and

00:55:42.660 that's happened in britain we have you know you can name a town like bradford oh right that's all

00:55:48.000 pakistani you name swindon oh that's all indian in manchester they've got their own china town and

00:55:54.960 it is quite charming to go through but i feel alien and foreign when i go there because i am even though

00:56:01.120 manchester is a historic british city at least uh with the chinese they commit far less crime than a lot

00:56:07.540 some of the the uh ethnic enclaves that are formed in britain have and japan has started experiencing

00:56:15.000 this and it started sort of uh seeping into the public discourse and one thing uh that's worth

00:56:21.140 mentioning is that this post is from april of 2023 so this runs deep uh islam becomes the fastest

00:56:26.720 growing religion in japan according to a recent study the number of muslims living in japan though small

00:56:31.640 has more than doubled in the past decade from 110 000 in 2010 to 230 000 at the end of 2019 so

00:56:39.160 quarter of a million muslims there in in as of then and then um here is memory tv normally my favorite

00:56:50.040 for absolute insanity uh you know it's like a window into the islamic world and you know magic carpets and

00:56:58.060 genies and all of that sort of stuff and what a window it is it is indeed and it is titled um

00:57:03.940 in urdu daily pakistani writer discusses role of tokyo's turkish mosque in spreading islam with the

00:57:10.760 help of this mosque hundreds of pakistani brothers will have found pious japanese muslim wives you

00:57:15.540 should never have let them open it in the first place tokyo islam has become the fastest growing

00:57:20.160 religion in japan which will cause problems um there will be terrorist attacks if you have more

00:57:26.520 muslims in your country that is just a matter of fact all they see is a place to conquer i mean

00:57:33.780 and and i will say it is the most pathetic nation of conquerors that you've ever seen because what

00:57:39.160 they do is they get in and they beg the government for handouts they think that they're these incredibly

00:57:43.620 brave warriors but really they're just a bunch of economic leeches but they like they get very big

00:57:50.600 heads very quickly yes i think they rely on numbers don't they they just want to once they're in

00:57:56.500 great numbers they gain confidence but individually they are cowards uh i think it's fair to say but

00:58:02.720 yeah if you look at a map of terrorist attacks in europe the eastern european countries that have had

00:58:07.420 no islamic immigration have never had terror attacks you look at germany you look at france you look at

00:58:13.400 britain who have all had their you know plenty of islamic immigration all of a sudden you see masses of

00:58:21.340 dots all over the map on those countries because with islam comes terrorism that's this is again i

00:58:28.460 always say this i am connected to at least two people who almost got blown up in manchester back

00:58:34.820 in 2017 so it's not just something that's a statistic for us it's something that affects people we know

00:58:41.600 personally yeah it's a disgusting thing that's been imposed on us that we should have never had to

00:58:46.980 have tolerated we were never asked for it it was never democratically voted for and in my opinion

00:58:52.100 is treason but it's worth mentioning as well that when you have these articles in memory tv and other

00:58:59.380 foreign language newspapers as i discussed here a new way to understand illegal migration they're

00:59:06.280 basically advertising it they're advertising your country uh for people to move there and when i was

00:59:14.060 looking at this it was all the people all the different countries reporting on uh how many

00:59:20.500 migrants had got into the uk that year and it was all the countries that the migrants are coming from

00:59:24.980 in the first place and so there's obviously a market here for people reading about how easy it is

00:59:30.120 exactly yeah they're basically unwittingly to to you trying to prostitute out your country

00:59:38.260 um for money um for money and it's it's one of the most disgusting things i think i can think of

00:59:44.540 really that they're basically facilitating in human trafficking in another way of putting it

00:59:48.960 and it's also worth mentioning as well here's a video of them trying to convert the native japanese

00:59:55.860 this is a japanese woman in what looks like a mosque

00:59:59.580 well you can see that they're teaching her what looks like arabic to me um and that they're going

01:00:20.980 to try and spread it because that's what they do in britain and france and germany as well is that

01:00:26.140 they come here they get to a sufficient uh level of the population and then they start expanding

01:00:32.440 it's an inherently expansionist religion that's why um there was such a large empire

01:00:39.140 you know when muslims were conquering is because they go outwards they don't look inwards they have

01:00:45.580 they have to rely on numbers rather than ingenuity or tactics or anything like that

01:00:51.180 and um here is a comic that's been circulating in japan talking about how um this is going around in

01:00:59.620 the right wing circles as it says here um showing the difference between one governor and another

01:01:05.040 and it says when a white u.s marine named brennan washington um sexually assaulted a 14 year old

01:01:11.180 okinawan girl um it was unacceptable and called for protests but when occurred um because the

01:01:17.960 japanese are having really serious problems with kurds uh commie middle easterners uh named abbas

01:01:24.120 hasgul who did a comparable thing uh he received a suspended sentence and then went on to do it again

01:01:30.380 um and then they can't say anything about the case and that stories of migrant workers exist

01:01:36.960 everywhere and what migrant workers raping people exist everywhere yeah that's true actually

01:01:41.440 yeah it is that's not a good reason to have them there though is it yeah it's a reason to get rid of

01:01:45.780 them uh and the the hypocrisy of it is they're sort of at that stage where they're noticing the double

01:01:52.780 standard the two-tier response there needs to be some kind of like basic morality test before any of

01:01:58.100 these people are allowed into public positions of power which is basically if somebody who's a bit

01:02:04.480 brown-skinned rapes a child will you punish them or not and if the answer is no you're going to prison

01:02:12.100 works for me i think that's best for society

01:02:15.180 and as we can see here um

01:02:18.480 oh sorry about the jump scare

01:02:22.980 um i thought it was muted sorry um a massive line to go to a an islamic prayer hall here

01:02:32.980 look at the scale of it

01:02:34.600 it just keeps on going it shouldn't it just shouldn't be in japan the same way it shouldn't

01:02:42.460 be in europe no it should be in the middle east

01:02:45.400 yeah you you guys already have these things called homelands

01:02:49.780 uh where everybody already looks and acts like you

01:02:53.400 and so if you want that don't go to somewhere else and make it worse so that you can get that experience

01:02:59.480 stay in the place that you're already trying to recreate

01:03:02.860 yeah it's quite simple because it's one thing for say a japanese person to come over to england or an

01:03:10.080 english person to go to japan because we at least have the understanding that when you're in another

01:03:14.560 country you follow the customs and laws because spain would disagree with you there on english people

01:03:21.260 going out that's true there is a particular type of english yob that likes to go to spain that's true

01:03:26.120 i think the kind of english person that would go to japan would be more inclined to focus on being

01:03:32.160 polite and courteous i hope so and i know there are examples of that not being the case

01:03:36.560 um but generally speaking we are civilizations which respect um other people's manners yeah yeah and

01:03:45.380 there's a very very uh leftists hate it these days but there's a well-documented uh history of

01:03:52.120 english orientalism whenever we went out to the east where english people would try as hard as

01:03:58.560 possible to fit into these foreign cultures in the orient because they liked and respected them so

01:04:04.240 much leftists now say that that's a horrible terrible thing and it was a kind of racial imperialism

01:04:09.500 or something but really it's just it it's uh it's kind of charming because we look at and we go oh

01:04:16.120 this is great i want to try that as well i mean when i see people genuinely trying to adopt aspects

01:04:22.340 of my culture it's flattering more than anything isn't it it can be yeah yeah depends who's doing

01:04:27.080 it and that's true they're doing if they're doing it well with good intentions yeah and uh here are

01:04:32.440 some kurds outside protesting and uh they're there with their whole family it looks like um so they

01:04:40.220 gathered with children as well in front of parliament and uh they're just being ungrateful

01:04:47.780 and trying to demand things wait until they start trying to tell you that they're just as japanese as

01:04:52.020 you are yeah we're at that everything we're at the point now where we're being told that black people

01:04:57.700 have always existed in britain despite the fact that you know they didn't cross the sahara and go

01:05:03.180 across all of europe and north africa to get to britain to get to a gray rainy island yeah i don't believe

01:05:09.800 you where they somehow still managed to maintain their incredibly dark complexions despite the

01:05:14.080 after all that time yeah i know it's very strange and there are even discussions here um where it's

01:05:21.900 saying an emergency meeting um is that right is that the right one well i mean you could hit translate

01:05:28.300 that's true sorry it's it always seems uh poor form so yes at an emergency meeting consider the issue

01:05:36.560 of hate speech against the kurds um someone said that the rumors similar to those spread

01:05:41.660 um in the great earthquake um and spread to include people other than those who discriminate basically

01:05:47.600 they're trying to say that um hate speech laws are actually a good thing and that hate speech against

01:05:53.580 kurds is bad yeah and what's surprising they move into your neighborhood and you have a problem with

01:05:59.300 how they act how they behave how they hold themselves and they say that actually it's against the law for

01:06:04.780 you to have any complaints where have i seen this before yeah this is exactly what's going on it's

01:06:09.380 amazing really the sort of textbook isn't it well things are going on in japan exactly the same as

01:06:15.020 they're going on in europe it's the liberal democratic way is that there is always a form of legalism to

01:06:20.600 prefer the outsider to the insider and it's always at the cost of the insider as well isn't it

01:06:26.640 and uh here is a curd uh smoking a cigarette and he's just got a handgun in his back waistband

01:06:34.180 walking around of course uh guns very illegal in japan uh is sort of unknown you know the the the fact

01:06:42.700 that someone made a homemade gun and carried out an assassination was a bit of a shock that that even

01:06:47.680 goes on in the first place so seeing the real deal there i think was quite shocking to a lot of japanese

01:06:52.600 people and then uh here's some sort of preventative measures japan equips trains with stab proof

01:06:59.960 umbrellas to combat knife crime i wonder who is doing the knife crime i don't think it's the native

01:07:05.880 japanese is it let's be honest well i mean where else do i know about knife crime going yes it's certainly

01:07:14.420 not a certain kind of people and uh they're also having problems with the chinese as well um lots of

01:07:20.880 cases i know yeah this is a sort of old enemy so to speak um where they're just going in in large

01:07:28.700 numbers and stealing on mass and you better get used to that because you should see what it's like

01:07:33.340 in america uh where um you see groups of largely masked black people sometimes they just don't even

01:07:39.440 bother covering their face they just sort of casually walk in fill up a bag full of expensive stuff

01:07:43.540 and walk out and that's apparently normal it's got to the point where lots of shops are just closing

01:07:49.460 down in those neighborhoods now and you'll get a similar sort of thing where just life is less

01:07:54.120 convenient and more expensive for your average japanese person because you're tolerating these

01:07:59.120 people so here's another one um this is a african urinating in coin lockers in shibuya um obviously

01:08:11.540 not being considerate not thinking about what he's doing um just really really disrespectful and

01:08:17.680 discourteous um and here's a another one um just that alone it's actually a video where of uh an

01:08:26.300 african guy just going crazy in the street um i want to play this with it muted i hope it's uh it's

01:08:32.700 unmuted so i see it now here we go because it's just really loud that's all basically you can tell

01:08:40.380 that he's either on something or incredibly mentally ill he looks like he's on something definitely

01:08:47.880 where where does the yakuza step into all of this well um i've not been able to find out funnily

01:08:59.000 enough because they don't advertise what they're doing uh on twitter really or on the internet more

01:09:04.660 generally but i think they don't approve i think actually uh they might well be a force to keep

01:09:10.560 these sorts of people out uh if they can in the same way that the old mobsters used to actually

01:09:16.740 keep the neighborhoods safer than they otherwise could have been perhaps yeah obviously the the most

01:09:22.800 ideal scenario is you don't have any criminals but if you're gonna have some criminals it's better

01:09:27.740 that they homegrown criminals or foreign criminals i think the homegrown are usually better aren't they

01:09:33.440 unfortunately do i have to choose this is this is like the otto english argument of well of course

01:09:39.660 there's always been crime in london don't you know the cray twins murdered for like 13 people back in

01:09:45.760 the 60s oh well you're right otto in that case i suppose open the floodgates to all the foreign

01:09:51.340 criminals of all the world it's madness it's a false equivalence isn't it and it's not just migration

01:09:57.480 either because the japanese are having a bit of a rough time with tourism as well um here they are

01:10:03.420 um this is you know not that bad but it's can you speak japanese we can't speak english menu is

01:10:08.860 japanese only yes welcome no i'm sorry you can't come in which is great simply disgraceful that japan

01:10:14.820 thinks it's fine to treat tourists like yeah it's fine to treat tourists like that's being sarcastic i

01:10:18.720 know that oh good good oh that's all right then yeah because it's absolutely fine for them to treat

01:10:23.240 tourists like in fact we should do this more um in the west if you don't speak english you're not

01:10:28.120 allowed in if we did that for all businesses life would be so much better if the if the continent

01:10:34.700 enforced this kind of thing and they didn't all speak english i might have actually bothered to

01:10:39.580 learn french or spain spanish by now they just make it too easy for me that's true yeah yeah you've got

01:10:46.380 to speak the native language i mean i try and do it when i go abroad you know when i go to france i

01:10:50.380 i try and speak french and normally they sneer at me being you english what are you doing but um

01:10:56.940 you've got to try all the same don't you did you tell them about your 0.5 percent french

01:11:02.000 what am i ancestry yeah well actually i think you'll find i'm a tiny bit french just a smidge but

01:11:08.360 is that enough i don't think it's enough oh uh there's also things like this these i presume are

01:11:14.900 american tourists please don't automatically unmute this no it has it has oh for goodness sake

01:11:23.040 elon sorted out where they're just doing dances in shrines and it's so disrespectful and they're

01:11:30.320 just doing it for tiktok clout and they always look like idiots yeah i think all dancing is degenerate

01:11:35.620 that's the most english thing you've ever said in your life thank you and i've said a lot yeah

01:11:41.120 uh i think this kind of thing um i i i take it back to uh the earliest i can think of is like

01:11:47.680 logan paul if you're talking about americans going there and making a tit of himself just for youtube

01:11:54.280 views and for the vine yeah it's just really disrespectful isn't it led to the suicide forest

01:11:59.980 thing they're also um here they are falling over for attention i'm not going to play this video

01:12:05.760 because you get the idea um in fact i'll i'll mute it before i play it and it'll unmute it again

01:12:12.140 thank you elon yeah elon i'm so glad i'm paying for this those h1bs are really working out for you

01:12:17.020 but look how everyone just ignores him because they've sort of wisened up you see that high trust

01:12:21.660 society slowly eroding i mean if only there was something that they could identify about the kinds

01:12:28.040 of people doing this thing that would uh allow them to selectively apply their sympathy but uh that

01:12:33.860 that would be too easy wouldn't it uh here's another one um see if you can spot a trend now

01:12:40.180 samson i think you recognize this place don't you uh yes i've been here this is uh one of the most

01:12:46.460 important shrines in kyoto uh i think it's fumashi inari i could be wrong about that but i'm pretty i've

01:12:54.060 been here i've climbed the mountain it's like the a thousand tori gates and this is one of like the

01:12:58.720 most ceremonial spots in japan so them they're essentially blocking one of the ceremonial

01:13:05.480 pathways up and down the mountain so here they are doing this oh no again elon make it stop wow a

01:13:15.480 great respect for local traditions and culture here we are look at this looks like some japanese

01:13:21.220 twat in the background dancing alongside them you're disrespecting your own culture

01:13:25.320 yeah i like how you're getting annoyed at him as well fair enough i think he deserves to be

01:13:31.340 annoyed at but the the urban culture rich these people what he should have done is just got out

01:13:37.140 some kind of uh stick and started beating them with it if only um but the urban culture has bled

01:13:44.580 through here's the japanese communist party and i am going to play this one of course it's to make you

01:13:48.640 suffer of course they made a rap song for the recent election here it is communism is about

01:13:53.480 destruction of culture you get the idea i'm sorry japanese does not work in in rap no and uh

01:14:04.380 the worrying thing is the the trend has spread so kometo um i think it's i don't know whether i'm

01:14:10.900 pronouncing that right they're in coalition yes everler constantly vindicated on this question yeah

01:14:16.760 they they're in coalition with the ldp in a minority government after a recent election

01:14:22.300 so they're actually in government and they released a rap song as well for the general

01:14:26.500 election do you want to hear it harry no nor do i good um so yes um and there are also um lots of

01:14:36.220 videos of people showing what foreigners are doing to japanese and they're saying this is you know this

01:14:42.200 is frowned upon this is terrible uh we we hear about this going on abroad but this doesn't happen in

01:14:46.960 japan and people are sort of shocked to see this happening they're saying is that japan what what's

01:14:52.200 going on here why why is this happening and i think people are finally realizing that foreigners are

01:14:57.360 causing them problems and it's fair enough really they they should be disapproving i can only hope that

01:15:03.880 your government does something about it before it's too late unless your government are doing it on

01:15:07.400 purpose for some stupid reason that they hate and despise you or because they've been told that oh the

01:15:13.080 the population might be falling because the birth rates are so that you need to do this because

01:15:17.700 otherwise hate the people that go bang on about birth rates your country will collapse if it has

01:15:22.560 slightly fewer people in it and it won't just level out into something more sustainable that's

01:15:27.080 how it works there are more people on planet earth than ever before more people in most countries

01:15:32.800 uh than ever before i don't think the problem is that we're going to run out of people i think

01:15:37.880 if anything it's the other way around especially as everybody points out menial service jobs are going to be

01:15:42.360 increasingly taken over by ai anyway yeah so we don't even need to replace which isn't something

01:15:47.400 i'm in favor of necessarily but it does seem like it's going to happen it seems like there are going

01:15:51.660 to be fewer and fewer jobs while importing more and more people and it's just madness also um this is

01:15:57.200 an interesting choice here talking about people being noisy on the subway um this is obviously in

01:16:03.140 response to tourists and foreigners uh yes uh i wouldn't see this sort of advert running well in america

01:16:10.120 would you no uh but yes but i think it points it gets the point across it does you don't even need

01:16:17.520 to speak japanese to understand what it's getting at the noisy people are being inconsiderate to

01:16:22.560 everyone around them which i agree with i hate people being noisy on public transport when people

01:16:28.840 are getting up to their monkey business that's right talking on the phone particularly bugs me as well

01:16:33.560 it's really inconsiderate go into the lobby or i'll take it later um here's a guy that's angry

01:16:39.120 because the convenience store worker doesn't speak english to him and speaks japanese to him and this

01:16:45.020 is uh an american or maybe canadian i can't tell uh with his accent but i'm not going to play it

01:16:50.200 because it goes on for a little while their country is not set up to make you feel comfortable

01:16:54.320 but it's just ridiculous that people expect this yeah it's you're going to another country don't

01:17:03.380 be unreasonable and then the final thing i wanted to end on was um here are some europeans by the

01:17:10.340 looks of it drinking on a japanese train and being silly whilst everyone is minding their own

01:17:15.260 business and being respectful yeah don't behave like that even in in your home country that is not

01:17:21.120 sensible behavior you're a cultural representative of your people when you go to a country like that

01:17:28.260 and especially one like japan that's got such a manner culture like we do over here you shouldn't

01:17:35.360 behave like this because you're making the rest of us look like yobs i know and it it's embarrassing

01:17:40.240 for us because these people give an impression that we're all like that and it's quite frustrating

01:17:45.900 like quite often when i go on holiday i don't know whether you feel this same sort of sense of

01:17:51.100 not only do you have to be respectful to the the culture you're visiting but also you're aware

01:17:56.080 that you're representing english people basically yeah and so i try my best to be very polite and

01:18:01.960 respectful more so than i i would be even at home and i'm not exactly rude at home anyway

01:18:06.480 and and that i think should be people's attitude when going it's it's it's your country is like an

01:18:13.620 extension of your home you wouldn't go to someone else's home and you know act like you're in your own

01:18:19.240 house you know you go you know someone invites you around and you help yourself to their stuff in

01:18:23.400 their fridge or you put your feet up uh you know with your shoes on still in a disrespectful way

01:18:29.500 you wouldn't do that so why would you do it in a in a country that is an extension of people's home

01:18:34.080 and is people's home in many ways it doesn't seem right but what are your general thoughts now i've

01:18:39.140 laid out what's going on is japan's 2025 going to be quite as bad handle on this and reverse the

01:18:46.580 effects of it before it's too late the problem is though that i haven't seen the political will

01:18:51.020 to address this yet and why is it why is it specifically that this is happening has there

01:18:55.480 been some kind of move towards addressing birth rates what it is is that in around 2023 towards the

01:19:03.200 end of 2023 there was a move from ngos um to leverage the fact that japan has a lot of national

01:19:10.280 debt to impose migration upon them i i would actively begin shutting down and charging ngos like that

01:19:19.260 because you are foreign subversives of course they are yeah and it's i mean georgia did that but then

01:19:24.400 again georgia did that and then all of a sudden they started to get lots of attention from the american

01:19:28.860 empire it's funny that isn't it but yeah i think japan you have to make sure to safeguard your own

01:19:36.600 country because what you're going through is exactly what the west has been through um almost

01:19:42.900 sort of note for note the same and the same playbook only results in massive misery for your people and

01:19:51.360 great amounts of human suffering the most humane thing to do is to send these people back to where

01:19:56.740 they came from and live in a way that is in keeping with your cultural traditions and that maintains

01:20:03.900 social cohesion and allows you to have a functioning high trust society all right there are a few rumble

01:20:12.840 rants uh now that we've got yeah quite a few actually do you want to read them sure neo unrealist

01:20:18.560 says mass immigration is going to look very stupid in 10 plus years when countries like japan have ai and

01:20:23.320 hundreds of millions of robots doing any and all legitimate jobs a migrant could conceivably do

01:20:27.860 probably much better as well because they don't randomly stab people on shift uh with islam comes

01:20:33.600 terrorism careful josh you don't have a license for that opinion well i i don't really see the uh the

01:20:40.800 court case going particularly well for the state if they try and prosecute me for that because i'm just

01:20:45.120 like well i've run the numbers and what was it 96.97 of all um terror related fatalities were um due to

01:20:53.660 islamic you could literally point to the government's own figures yeah exactly um so it's a matter of fact

01:21:01.300 it's not even an opinion uh so hillsborough oregon schools have a big problem with local muslim population

01:21:08.320 affecting the white population boys treating girls like slaves girls um changing behavior parents have no

01:21:15.040 saying it at all i'm sorry to hear that yes it's horrible and uh unfortunately i i don't think that

01:21:21.500 islam and european civilization can coexist because we're at different stages of civilizational

01:21:28.000 development also we're literally historic enemies yes and islam does have a long memory and that's both

01:21:34.720 with europe itself and the americas yeah so bali saka says i studied japanese at university and lived in

01:21:43.740 japan for much of my adult life i cannot tell you how upset it makes me to see them making the same

01:21:48.400 mistake we did there is no escaping globo homo that is very true and i think also there is a sort of

01:21:56.100 silver lining to this that it teaches people that you can't be a global nomad you can't be a person

01:22:01.780 of nowhere um only out for yourself eventually you've got to put your roots down somewhere and it may as

01:22:08.480 well be the culture where you your ancestors have lived and therefore it it makes people far more

01:22:14.820 inclined to stand up and fight for themselves in a way that people weren't previously and we're seeing

01:22:19.060 this go on already like loads of people in the sort of political sphere on the right say britain is

01:22:25.380 awful but i'm also not going anywhere this is my country i'm not leaving and you wouldn't have seen

01:22:30.220 that say 10 years ago if there were an equivalent situation people are sort of waking up to the notion

01:22:35.140 that um you've got to stand and fight for your own homeland otherwise you're you're going to

01:22:41.440 eventually have this catch up to you so again uh most africans in japan are nigerians who got their

01:22:48.780 visas by scamming lonely japanese women into marrying them they work for the accuser as touts and selling

01:22:53.980 counterfeit goods in the street oh well there's your answer there you go that is unfortunate but thank

01:22:58.960 you for the information and thank you everyone for the uh rumble chats thank you let's go on to the

01:23:03.040 video chat uh video comments i saw some ira supporters uh whinging about the troubles and how

01:23:10.720 there were foreign english men patrolling the streets and it was so horrible but now that the ira is in

01:23:17.080 charge we don't have things like that happening anymore this isn't to say that the british were

01:23:21.880 completely innocent in the conflict but let's be honest they weren't the young turks less than 4 000

01:23:27.460 people were killed by all sides in the whole conflict and the fact is the ira then immediately

01:23:32.880 flooded the country with violent immigrants which is why i'm glad that jackie chan killed them all

01:23:37.980 on this movie i've not heard of this new jackie chan movie is that with that's with pierce brosnan

01:23:44.880 jackie chan restores the british empire oh you know what an unlikely hero but i'll accept it if it ends

01:23:52.260 up happening right i have nothing against the irish by the way i don't want to colonize ireland yeah i don't

01:23:57.420 want to colonize ireland but i will say there is a particular kind of irishman if you're irish

01:24:02.480 watching this i'm certain that you're not one of them but there is a particular kind of irishman

01:24:07.020 that is a whiny bitch perpetual victim constantly complaining about the english the funny thing is

01:24:12.380 most of the irish people i've met are just like i actually prefer it in england which is well i

01:24:17.080 suppose that explains why they're here but also they were just very nice and complimentary most people

01:24:22.020 just get on with their life and treat people i've met plenty of nice irish people and most of them

01:24:27.420 have treated the whole like oh hatred of the english thing is just a bit of a nudge and a wink joke

01:24:32.260 yeah it's sort of ammunition for a bit of banter but that's that's true of anything like that isn't

01:24:38.180 it yeah i can accept and respect it while analyzing wandsworth council evicting private tenants to

01:24:44.880 reduce housing list numbers the black belt barrister played angela rayner saying this

01:24:49.120 you need a cultural shift if the market know i'm not going to let you get away with it

01:24:54.300 there's a cohort of morons who uncomprehendingly throw around the phrase late-stage capitalism

01:24:59.480 what we're actually witnessing is late-stage socialism the formative stage was the philosophy

01:25:04.780 early stage was infiltrating organizations mid-stage was writing socialist goals into the rules

01:25:10.400 now they are frustratedly using those rules to punish unresponsive markets

01:25:14.600 i i really really despise the term late-stage capitalism not only is it um spoken by some of

01:25:23.800 the most retarded people on planet earth but also how do you know the future to know it's late-stage

01:25:28.880 capitalism have you got you know this this theorizing from abstraction that you you just

01:25:34.760 know what's going to happen it's not going to develop any further or it's not going to get different

01:25:38.500 i don't really i don't really like any of those terms these days anyway i've made comments in the

01:25:45.820 past about the way the uh liberal democratic governments have ended up developing and i think

01:25:51.920 it was during the h1b visa thing i was pointing out listen these tech guys they don't care about

01:25:57.860 borders they don't care about homelands they don't care about homogeneity they just care about what

01:26:02.520 affects their bottom line and that's on a business level what's going to be happening in america

01:26:06.720 and somebody asked me oh would you describe it as like a form of late-stage capitalism then

01:26:10.600 i don't want to associate with any of those kinds of terms because i just want to describe things

01:26:15.840 factually how they are if you want to come up with some big rhetorical term for it whatever

01:26:21.540 it's ideologically loaded yeah because yeah if i start calling things late-stage capitalism

01:26:27.400 uh then i'm just going to sound people are going to assume that i'm some insane leftist which i would

01:26:32.340 like to think that i am not i think you're safe from that

01:26:35.500 cheers cheers anyway let's go on to a few of the written comments on the website before we're done

01:26:40.740 russian garbage human starts off saying i've asked carls for mic stands months ago even made the example

01:26:46.020 like from joe rogan and tim pool etc yes finally well in the previous studio we did have mic arms i

01:26:52.260 think they were the road ones um but for this studio for it wasn't my decision i don't know whose

01:26:58.360 decision it was we had the shitty little mic stands like josh has right now as you can see it works so well

01:27:05.600 i love them they're great yeah they're fantastic and i hate using them and uh we've been trying to get

01:27:11.980 the mic stands back for a while and now samson's been making it happen and yeah samson i can see you

01:27:17.340 pointing at yourself back there give yourself a pat on the back it's everyone clap for samson

01:27:21.840 everyone clap for samson so hopefully we'll be getting more of these in so that we can

01:27:25.780 upgrade the rest of the studio with them anyway lord narrow of our cheery show today lads but

01:27:30.760 seriously thank you for covering these topics specifically the one about dumb criminals it's

01:27:33.900 criminally under-reported problem that is totally caused by the rehabilitation philosophy

01:27:37.460 of modern criminal justice these people should be punished not because it's an avenue to reintegrate

01:27:42.200 into society but because they have done wrong and it is inappropriate not to punish them simple as

01:27:46.660 agree completely and even then it's contradictory with the rehabilitation thing because they're too

01:27:52.260 stupid to be able to rehabilitate in the first place so it just goes round and round and round

01:27:57.560 in circles it's easier to be punished than to be rehabilitated isn't it uh i would i would argue

01:28:02.900 yeah anyway do you want to read some of yours sure george happ says people simping for china is a

01:28:07.980 failure of the u.s government after teaching oikophobia for generations they have to learn

01:28:12.160 about the evil ccp uh is the hard way maybe they should have listened to a certain orange man

01:28:17.360 who said the truth about where covid came from if you are a gamer look at what tencent is doing

01:28:22.560 that's very true yeah i i hope i communicated clearly enough that i don't approve of china

01:28:28.760 i've not become some sort of communist shill what what did what did tencent do these days i've

01:28:34.460 completely forgotten are they buying up gaming companies or is the market is very very beholden

01:28:39.640 ten cents right now uh it's more samson is yeah yeah samson i think this is one i know bits but

01:28:46.360 you could probably explain it better if i had more time i would we can't hear you oh no i'll take

01:28:54.840 you the ccp have muted you hear me hello hello hello yeah they're just scummy practices um charles

01:29:03.160 burgess says why should we allow an adversary foreign power to propagandize our population

01:29:08.020 well um you shouldn't it's as simple as that uh basic based ape says oh man i wish i'd put tiktok

01:29:16.200 lefties mass join gay chinese communist dating app on my 2025 bingo card it was such an easy one to

01:29:22.820 predict chinder and uh we can go to your comments now yeah uh jimbo g no matter how much they dress it

01:29:30.360 up it's the anti-racists that are arguing that non-white people can't control themselves therefore

01:29:34.620 a white judicial system is oppressing them by expecting them not to rape and murder once again

01:29:39.000 that's what they think uh yeah and um sadly there is some truth in all of that and the fact is that

01:29:47.160 they just take different conclusions that we do we look at that and say oh okay well in that case we

01:29:51.840 should apply harsher punishments to try and get people to understand that they shouldn't rape and

01:29:57.180 murder they go oh well in that case it's white of us to punish them so we shouldn't do it at all

01:30:02.500 it's completely backwards punishment is an aspect of white culture but it's a good one it's why we've

01:30:07.180 got civilization and africa doesn't yeah someone online if they're incompetent stand trial they

01:30:13.660 need to be interred in a mental institution they kind of are but again it's the rules are very up in

01:30:19.640 the air on how long they have to stay there and what happens to them past a particular reasonable

01:30:24.440 amount of time and each of the states seems to take it differently um omar awad regardless of

01:30:29.720 mental state the purpose of the justice system must be to quarantine socially incompatible elements from

01:30:33.600 society if they are too stupid to understand right and wrong they are too stupid to participate in

01:30:38.200 public absolutely do you want to go through one or two and then we'll give it sure furious dan says

01:30:42.140 japan is wonderful um particular place i would want the highest standards for anyone entering uh whether

01:30:47.120 for immigration or tourism at this point they should return to sakoku sakoku i presume that is

01:30:54.600 isolationism yes um supreme duck says i think you forget that japan has a bigger culture shock from the

01:31:01.080 smells and the trash behavior since they have a very high trust society with a low tolerance for

01:31:05.860 insufferable behavior have you met me um well maybe not but yeah where i grew up um is very similar

01:31:12.320 to that where if someone listens someone will go up pick it up and say what are you doing and people

01:31:17.420 say hello to each other in the street people are very polite ask you how your day is going uh people

01:31:22.020 have honesty boxes where they've grown fruit and veg in their garden and they put it out and people

01:31:26.880 expect everyone to behave yeah like how england used to be yeah that's what all of england was like

01:31:32.220 we we were a former high trust society yeah i'll read one more and then we'll give it a go

01:31:38.640 uh then we'll finish uh slammer 101 says josh body pillow and the lotus eaters store when well

01:31:44.000 we're getting the first prototype developed right now it's going out to luna she'll give us the

01:31:48.060 feedback and then we'll see about getting that on the site anyway i'm trying to lose a bit of

01:31:52.340 stuffing so my body pillow is a bit more flattering you see well but the body pillow is supposed to be

01:31:56.840 cuddly come on anyway i'll get back on the beers then common sense crusade coming up at one o'clock

01:32:02.380 not one o'clock three o'clock i think and uh other than that we'll be back again tomorrow

01:32:07.320 at one normal time so please take care and enjoy the rest of your day

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - January 16, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1080

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