The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1478

00:00:00.000 afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast the lotus eaters for thursday the 6th

00:00:03.580 of august 2026 i'm joined by nate ferris and calvin robinson oh thanks for joining us great

00:00:09.320 to be here coming back from america and if only briefly just for this it wasn't though was it

00:00:14.200 anyway today we're going to be talking about how hollywood is just running out of excuses 0.99

00:00:22.820 uh well we'll answer that in a second i suppose how um it's all a big scam all of the arab 1.00

00:00:29.920 coming to Britain. 1.00

00:00:31.600 No. 0.96

00:00:32.060 It's a scam. 1.00

00:00:32.820 If it helps, it's not just the Arabs. 1.00

00:00:35.080 No, no. 0.99

00:00:35.800 There's a lot of other people scamming us too.

00:00:37.300 I'll take out a few wonderful examples.

00:00:41.280 Yeah, sure.

00:00:42.020 Then we're going to be talking about dog racism

00:00:43.440 and why it's okay to be racist to pit bulls.

00:00:46.320 But anyway, right, let's begin.

00:00:48.400 Right, okay. 0.81

00:00:49.040 So, well, first and foremost, you can get Islander.

00:00:53.100 I've heard it's very, very good.

00:00:54.820 It's excellent.

00:00:55.500 Beautiful artwork.

00:00:56.680 It's gorgeous.

00:00:57.140 and

00:00:58.840 you should buy it

00:01:00.360 to be honest

00:01:00.760 get it while you can

00:01:02.360 because there's only

00:01:02.800 a certain number of them

00:01:03.880 well that is true

00:01:04.460 I swear to God

00:01:05.200 it's a rare bird

00:01:05.900 if I had a penny

00:01:06.700 for every time

00:01:07.180 someone's like

00:01:07.600 oh can I get this issue

00:01:08.580 of money

00:01:08.760 no you can't

00:01:09.520 you'd have exactly

00:01:10.240 one pound

00:01:11.060 no no

00:01:11.920 no I would have

00:01:12.880 a lot more 0.72

00:01:13.280 than one bloody pound

00:01:14.140 no I know

00:01:14.960 all the time

00:01:15.780 it's insufferable

00:01:16.740 grab it

00:01:17.140 support actual

00:01:18.300 like right wing media

00:01:19.280 this stuff is important

00:01:20.080 to do and actually support

00:01:21.120 put your money

00:01:21.500 where your mouth is

00:01:22.120 so go grab it

00:01:22.800 please

00:01:23.080 right well what isn't

00:01:24.760 right wing media

00:01:25.440 that's a segue

00:01:26.840 way that's good wasn't it that was good uh is hollywood so i thought we would uh dip into sort

00:01:33.120 of what i do day to day and just take a look at hollywood and uh just have a a discussion

00:01:38.780 about the the fact that they're kind of running out of excuses although we'll see later in the

00:01:44.280 segment that they're still trying uh with their current excuses so hollywood as we know complete 0.92

00:01:50.920 cesspit very left-wing obviously uh degenerate yeah very degenerate and retarded yeah yeah i 0.86

00:01:59.480 mean a whole whole multitude of slurs we could uh throw hollywood's way and so very specifically 0.92

00:02:06.700 about like running out of excuses it's how uh current day hollywood has they they've effectively

00:02:15.700 met the brick wall

00:02:16.840 and the sort of upper limit

00:02:19.240 of which the audience

00:02:20.940 will take of their agenda.

00:02:23.140 That's kind of what

00:02:23.860 we're seeing here.

00:02:24.880 But I thought

00:02:25.580 Nolan's Odyssey saved it.

00:02:27.640 Yeah, well, yeah.

00:02:29.480 Well, so the thing is,

00:02:30.520 I am going to...

00:02:31.280 I haven't watched it.

00:02:32.060 I'm not going to watch it.

00:02:33.420 I'm not interested.

00:02:34.680 Don't hate to watch it.

00:02:35.740 It's not even that bad.

00:02:38.220 It's just mediocre.

00:02:40.160 Genuinely just mediocre.

00:02:41.580 So if I'm stuck

00:02:42.660 on an airplane one day

00:02:44.020 and it's there,

00:02:44.880 i might watch it yeah yeah well we're going to use so hollywood's current sort of main focus has

00:02:51.120 been for at least over a decade now has been comic book movies superhero movies and so we're

00:02:55.880 going to look at two superhero movies and the peripheral uh sort of movie studio companies

00:03:01.500 and sort of their response to movies that they've bombed and how they're sort of trying to work

00:03:06.360 things and make excuses moving forwards um so supergirl supergirl was uh a terrible film

00:03:13.720 if you haven't watched it don't it's not it's not very good um there are many films that have

00:03:19.400 been done better that are exactly this right this is a facsimile of a multitude of other films

00:03:25.160 that are just significantly better i mean there's probably an old supergirl movie you could watch

00:03:30.300 that's better than this right oh yeah yeah many many absolutely but i mean not only that like it

00:03:34.980 it's it's just mediocre like it's it's nothing outrightly offensive but it's also nothing

00:03:43.620 special and the thing about this film is uh this was the second in the brand new dcu that they

00:03:52.760 were trying to establish by warner brothers which was actually set up uh timing wise strategically

00:03:58.660 uh rumored anyway to align with them trying to sell warner brothers which is something which

00:04:04.280 is going through at the moment as well um but so this film has now left theaters so we can say

00:04:09.440 this film has cost this much money which we'll get into in a minute and we can say it's earned

00:04:14.520 this much money but actually hasn't it has lost significant money which we'll get into in a minute

00:04:19.480 um so basically this movie had a budget of 175 million dollars which is actually relatively

00:04:26.980 cheap for hollywood superhero slop right which sounds mad okay um but wait it didn't oh no it 0.97

00:04:36.320 cost less than that uh because us here in britain are hollywood's proverbial bitch i guess um 0.96

00:04:44.260 because we unfortunately when a movie is produced here we foot the bill of a it's not even a tax 0.80

00:04:50.800 rebate we literally pay them 25.5 percent of their production budget back this is very similar to how

00:04:57.940 the greeks paid nolan to film the odyssey there right yeah and then and then he just didn't even

00:05:02.260 bothered to turn up yeah no greeks for you no greeks and didn't go to the didn't premiere the

00:05:06.900 film there either that's right yeah didn't do the press tour there nothing takes our money yeah so

00:05:11.600 this film actually cost 135 million after a tax break or thereabouts right we will we will know

00:05:16.320 exactly how much this film costs moving forwards because one of the beauties of a film being

00:05:21.320 produced here and uh sort of meeting the criteria for those kickbacks is they have to publicly file

00:05:29.560 their taxes i was gonna say what do we get as a result of this oh nothing i mean i get stuff

00:05:33.640 because i get to talk about it and make money from it um but we don't i mean there are peripheral

00:05:39.320 jobs here and there but it's nothing really it's really nothing um economically speaking nothing

00:05:45.400 why why do films get subsidized i don't understand prestige yeah i mean pinewood studios is a very

00:05:52.400 prestigious well no obviously okay but the they like to think of themselves as important oh a big

00:05:58.880 um hollywood production is being made here this is a big deal for us and it's like yeah it used

00:06:04.340 to be i mean britain has a long and storied history of producing very good films yes british

00:06:09.640 film crews are the best like they yeah it's just an objective if you look at the uh the sort of end

00:06:17.000 result of quality you know you look at disney's star wars slop and then you look at say and or

00:06:21.840 which is more disney star wars but they're night and day they look visually very very different and

00:06:27.880 they are shot in different places and so obviously different stylistic elements there as well but

00:06:32.780 the production crews are just better here um but anyway but on a note of quality this is a direct

00:06:37.460 result is it not of the overcorrection from the me too movement of all the actresses now being

00:06:42.040 well henry weinstein was a horrible man but there has to be some quality control in entertainment

00:06:47.420 surely well well i mean i guess so maybe um there's probably an element of that um but so

00:06:53.900 we'll get into more of the numbers right so 135 million after tax break or thereabouts but we'll

00:07:00.140 find out the exact amount um and so it made 125 million dollars i mean that seems like a lot for

00:07:07.260 a film that looks so bad so maybe but not really because yeah i'm not saying say five years ago

00:07:16.140 or a little bit more than that say i don't know 10 years ago whatever a superhero movie a marvel

00:07:23.380 one for instance was almost guaranteed to get close to a billion dollars they could produce

00:07:27.080 anything that they wanted yeah it was the FOMO it was the water cooler movie on a Monday everyone

00:07:32.120 would have seen it uh it sort of captured society in a way um so this made 125 million dollars but

00:07:38.820 it didn't so there is um obviously various cuts to take into account of that uh and theaters take

00:07:45.180 50 percent or thereabouts it's different for different markets it's different for how long

00:07:48.500 a film is in theatres for as well sort of a staggered drop of percentages um but you round

00:07:53.720 it up industry average just go 50 percent give or take so this movie made for dc um 62.5 million

00:08:00.400 on an investment of 125 million well a little bit more than that actually um so about 100 million

00:08:05.640 for marketing as well so why bother so this movie lost genuinely uh about about 250 conservative

00:08:12.620 estimate we could go 150 wow so the question why bother have you considered women's empowerment

00:08:19.340 no social justice i think they're too empowered to be honest with you i've considered it 0.98

00:08:26.300 but they'll be doing it for social justice reasons right there's no other way like and

00:08:32.440 this this shows you it's a true like religious belief they have yes they're prepared to sacrifice

00:08:37.280 for this, you know?

00:08:39.700 It's cultural subversion 101, isn't it?

00:08:41.560 Sure.

00:08:42.040 Well, I mean, this movie was more of a victim

00:08:43.700 of terrible writing than it was that kind of movement,

00:08:48.180 I guess, but the mainstream media... 1.00

00:08:49.540 It's literally starring a girl boss, though. 1.00

00:08:51.380 Who's the writer?

00:08:52.200 Well, I mean, the character itself is that, right?

00:08:54.900 So you would have to not have that character that exists.

00:08:58.420 The crew around it.

00:08:59.560 Like, is this written by a straight white man? 0.52

00:09:01.960 Well, so... 0.73

00:09:03.200 I guarantee you it's...

00:09:04.760 No, no, no.

00:09:05.480 Well, no, it's not.

00:09:06.340 but that's but this movie was more butchered in the test screening phase um and so that is

00:09:13.380 definitely worthwhile having that conversation for sure right um but it was actually the sort

00:09:16.940 of peripheral media and and also the actors involved that began doing the very uh predictable

00:09:23.320 things which was sort of pre-movie shielding right so you know this one for instance this is just a

00:09:29.100 vanity fair uh piece where she was like oh it makes me really aware that i'm a woman and men 0.53

00:09:34.960 and blah blah blah and you're like shut up just shut up no one cares woman um and you know they 0.95

00:09:40.120 blame misogyny and and still part of absolute nonsense um but what happened was obviously it 0.99

00:09:45.820 came out uh and we can have a look at this and the thing is right so rotten tomatoes obviously

00:09:50.420 isn't the be all and end all for movies right it isn't but what's a good metric to work with

00:09:57.040 which some people don't sort of take into account with rotten tomatoes is actually how many people

00:10:02.460 have reviewed it so it's not the overall review but it's the volumes the quantity of people

00:10:06.900 reviewing it because that shows active engagement from an audience right yes and so you've got 73

00:10:10.920 with only 5 000 plus reviews i mean that's terrible how many reviews ought we be looking for

00:10:17.700 i mean older comic book slop would be in we're actually we'll i'll show you a comic book movie

00:10:23.860 which has done very very well and you'll see the volume of of reviews are insanely high you'll look

00:10:28.040 tens of thousands hundreds of thousands you know massive massive massive volume um so this movie

00:10:34.740 just didn't appeal to anyone right and and this is the crux of the matter is that hollywood

00:10:39.080 thinks that they can keep producing the same slot time after time and just sort of wheel out the 0.97

00:10:45.520 same excuses which is well it's misogyny that's why it's flopped it's like no it's crap well 0.99

00:10:51.560 Well, that's why I didn't watch it. 0.98

00:10:54.100 Fair, fair, fair.

00:10:55.420 I'm joking.

00:10:56.200 I hadn't even heard of it.

00:10:57.640 But the thing is, 1.00

00:10:58.480 it's crap, right? 1.00

00:10:59.420 It's crazily bankrupt. 1.00

00:11:00.340 What were the professional reviewers saying?

00:11:02.060 Well, I mean, you can see 52%,

00:11:05.160 they didn't really like it either.

00:11:06.200 So the 52% is the professionals

00:11:07.840 and the 73% is the viewers.

00:11:08.980 Yeah, the thing is,

00:11:09.640 is that this movie wasn't downright offensive

00:11:12.580 on an agenda basis. 1.00

00:11:13.820 It was just that it was crap. 1.00

00:11:15.580 It was rubbish. 1.00

00:11:16.400 The reason I ask is because you say 0.99

00:11:17.380 ratings aren't the be-all and end-all,

00:11:18.520 which they aren't.

00:11:19.020 But back when I used to rate video games,

00:11:21.560 I knew that the number that we rated the games

00:11:23.780 determined how much money went into the next production.

00:11:27.760 So the studios would only get so much

00:11:29.360 based on the ratings that their games got.

00:11:31.700 I assumed it's similar in the movie industry.

00:11:34.560 Well, no, I mean, it's their accounting, basically.

00:11:36.880 They're not going to get any more money for the next movie.

00:11:38.580 Well, no, it's more just the actual physical money that they make.

00:11:41.840 I mean, this movie's lost cash, right? 0.94

00:11:43.180 So they're in really deep crap right now.

00:11:45.680 A lot of them seem to fail upwards anyway. 0.89

00:11:47.520 Right.

00:11:47.940 So, you know...

00:11:49.420 Yeah, that is a thing.

00:11:51.080 annoying it's very bizarre yeah and so but then this has been the excuse right this is the tried

00:11:56.480 and tested excuse that people sort of wheel out well it's misogyny or it's a racism racism or

00:12:03.020 i don't know uh review bombing that was a a big one that people wheeled out for time in memoriam

00:12:10.180 um and then another big one that people were were pushing for some time was what it's post-covid

00:12:17.240 post-covid it's terrible the industry's bad but now there has been numerous titles post

00:12:24.900 uh that you know uh global psychosis that we all were subjected to that have done incredibly well

00:12:31.440 i mean this basically made a billion dollars in six days oh wow wow a billion dollars in six days

00:12:39.120 so just to put it into perspective supergirl just a travesty of a film in its entire run which would

00:12:46.440 be you know like over a month to close to two months uh or they're actually a little bit more

00:12:52.320 than that to be fair um could barely scrape by 150 million dollars six days a billion right so i

00:13:00.740 love this because people do actually want to go to the cinema right they absolutely exactly they

00:13:06.700 absolutely do and so this is the crux of the segment your right wing talking i know well i

00:13:11.340 mean i remember when i was young like you know when i was like you know between about i don't

00:13:14.680 15 and like 25

00:13:16.080 like you'd go to the cinema

00:13:17.900 like

00:13:18.480 okay we've got a weekend

00:13:19.960 when we're not doing anything

00:13:20.640 oh let's go to the cinema

00:13:21.560 you didn't look at

00:13:22.500 what was going to be on

00:13:22.980 because something good

00:13:24.060 would be on

00:13:24.720 because like

00:13:26.180 in that sort of time period

00:13:27.200 Hollywood was on this

00:13:27.980 generational run

00:13:29.160 which is every week

00:13:30.580 producing

00:13:31.220 bang after bang

00:13:32.060 you're like

00:13:32.380 even if it's not that great

00:13:33.540 oh go watch

00:13:34.580 The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

00:13:35.880 or something

00:13:36.260 so okay it wasn't that great

00:13:37.420 which is actually better now

00:13:38.280 if you go back and watch it

00:13:39.160 a lot of them are

00:13:40.200 like Troy

00:13:40.800 it was considered

00:13:42.540 a bit of a dud at the time 0.97

00:13:43.660 but now you know so anyway yeah so people want to go it's just the films are crap but is it just 0.72

00:13:50.200 us looking back or is it just that they were producing entertainment then and now they're

00:13:53.660 producing so it's a different market which we'll get to in a minute but it was it was a different

00:13:57.540 market so secondary and third revenue streams were more accessible to movie studios so they

00:14:03.760 were creating more volume of films the output was much higher and so that's why you could turn up

00:14:09.080 and there would be a range of films that were on and one of them was guaranteed to be pretty decent

00:14:13.560 The quality of the writing overall was just better.

00:14:16.480 Well, yeah, no, 100%.

00:14:17.280 Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely.

00:14:19.060 It was better.

00:14:19.780 I mean, the people that they're hiring now 1.00

00:14:21.740 are just brain morons. 1.00

00:14:25.040 And so, again, I mean, look at this. 1.00

00:14:26.500 You know, the biggest Tuesday in box office history.

00:14:28.840 I mean, again, so I've watched this film.

00:14:31.240 I'm not, this isn't a review of the film.

00:14:32.780 I'm not trying to sell it or anything like that.

00:14:34.160 But it's fine.

00:14:34.680 Like, it's pretty decent.

00:14:35.360 I enjoyed it.

00:14:36.140 So for people who aren't watching, who are listening,

00:14:37.660 this is a new Spider-Man.

00:14:38.420 Oh, yeah, sorry, yes.

00:14:39.380 It's Spider-Man brand new day.

00:14:41.140 Yeah, you could pick it apart.

00:14:42.040 but all in all

00:14:42.960 it's actually a pretty decent film

00:14:44.280 there's very little agenda

00:14:45.100 in it at all

00:14:45.840 it's just a reasonably

00:14:47.160 wholesome movie

00:14:48.060 pretty good

00:14:48.740 dealing with interpersonal

00:14:49.740 relationships

00:14:50.320 and actually the guy

00:14:51.140 went through an arc

00:14:51.960 they sort of continued

00:14:52.980 the arc

00:14:53.460 it's actually quite decent

00:14:54.240 I'm finding myself

00:14:54.960 in opposition to the

00:14:55.760 Tom Holland Zendaya arc

00:14:57.360 she's not in it that much

00:14:59.000 to be fair

00:14:59.340 yeah but it doesn't have to be

00:15:00.360 it's still the agenda

00:15:00.960 look we have to 1.00

00:15:01.600 cram her in 0.96

00:15:02.360 I don't even have 0.96

00:15:03.800 a personal beef with her

00:15:04.520 it's just weird

00:15:05.060 seeing her in everything

00:15:06.060 I agree

00:15:07.040 but if they were

00:15:08.060 really indulging in that

00:15:09.320 they would have had

00:15:10.460 I can't do spoilers actually

00:15:11.700 just sick of seeing like five actors and everything yeah no i don't i don't disagree

00:15:18.480 with that no range whatsoever yeah yeah well so we'll get to him in a minute actually i've got

00:15:22.780 him in this and so just to sort of compare right uh 10 000 plus in just like six seven days so

00:15:30.040 do you see the difference right the sheer volume um and the thing is you know there's a certain

00:15:36.160 argument for well you know people go to watch a movie and obviously it's appealed to them so if

00:15:40.140 it's got a high rating and it's a small amount of people then it's done their marketing due

00:15:43.780 diligence and it's appealed to the right demographic sure but movies don't work like

00:15:47.200 that they they need broad appeal they need to hit the four quadrants generally speaking get broad

00:15:51.140 appeal um but i love this comparison just this very specific comparison because it i mean it

00:15:57.700 it just pours water all over any excuse that hollywood has moving forwards right there is

00:16:02.820 no excuse that you can have the audience is a straight white man for instance in the lead

00:16:06.640 being a hero

00:16:07.660 going for a character arc

00:16:08.900 again

00:16:09.140 I'm not trying to sell the movie

00:16:10.380 but if you're looking at tropes

00:16:11.780 you're looking at agendas

00:16:12.600 this doesn't really play to that

00:16:15.140 and Sony

00:16:15.980 they're sort of

00:16:18.380 one of the last

00:16:19.040 mainstream movie studios

00:16:20.400 which doesn't really

00:16:21.980 placate that element

00:16:22.940 some movies do

00:16:23.660 but broadly

00:16:25.240 there's plenty of movies

00:16:26.540 that don't

00:16:27.560 so I love this

00:16:28.700 because it just

00:16:29.160 there's no more excuses to hide

00:16:31.080 and yeah you could look at

00:16:31.860 The Odyssey as like

00:16:32.640 maybe a bit of an outlier

00:16:33.860 but I mean it's just

00:16:34.560 whatever

00:16:35.280 but that's the other thing that there's other sort of factors involved in this right

00:16:39.380 and and also i mean spider-man has always traditionally done well right but why has

00:16:43.960 it traditionally done well right because well he's just a normal bloke that also does go through

00:16:48.180 you know sort of heroism and things like that actual character arcs actual hero's journey

00:16:52.700 people like that people respond to it but then you have bloody disney bloody disney honestly

00:17:00.820 what an absolute clown show of disney so this is going to the interesting uh sort of second and

00:17:09.900 third revenue stream argument right so previously we had vhs ah what a great time to be alive going 0.74

00:17:16.160 to your local oh yeah local video store rent a video yeah blockbusters good memories very very

00:17:22.420 good memories well that isn't there anymore is it right that isn't there anymore now we're into the

00:17:26.240 era of streaming and everyone at a certain point was like streaming's the future it's going to 0.97

00:17:30.060 replace theaters yeah you're stupid it was never going to replace theaters because it can't because 0.94

00:17:34.600 as i've demonstrated at the start these movies cost too much money and there's a market cap 0.99

00:17:39.360 on the amount of people that will sign up to your terrible streaming platform right because they're

00:17:45.360 all paywalls well yeah yeah that you you can't possibly narrow down your audience base to those

00:17:54.140 that will only sign up to your streaming platform and expect to be able to produce 200 million

00:17:58.860 dollar movies and make a profit you just can't but also it's also it's it's less social as well

00:18:04.640 so you and your friends would go to blockbuster or wherever and then you'd go to some you know

00:18:09.440 one of the houses and you watch it and you'd have a laugh with one another well no if you're

00:18:12.480 streaming you're all on separate computers in separate houses there's no need to get together

00:18:16.140 there's no memory being created there right so the whole thing is less appealing anyway i'd rather

00:18:21.080 do something else and just watch something on netflix yeah so that's part of it and actually

00:18:24.760 it goes down even more broad spectrum than that because there would be the video stores

00:18:29.680 remember it would also get licensed out to local tv studios networks cables things like that that

00:18:36.200 was another uh revenue avenue for movie studios movies on tv anymore no no not well uh i i it's

00:18:44.020 been a long time yeah i don't want tv to be honest so i actually don't know but again you can see

00:18:48.200 that there was multitude of revenue streams coming in whereas now it's like well when does it go to

00:18:52.780 streaming well where does it go to streaming well it's on their own streaming platform because

00:18:56.360 these companies have made their own platform so they're basically selling it to themselves i'm

00:18:59.960 curious how do you make money from where you think this is going to go because we're not going to go

00:19:02.600 back to physical hardware physical media no are they going to open up the platforms so you can

00:19:07.860 just shop for what movies you like because you can't subscribe to every single studio no so what

00:19:12.820 you're seeing uh as a sort of an aside to this but still worthwhile point what you're actually

00:19:16.840 seeing now is the movie studios are so the the only winner of the streaming wars which was like

00:19:22.160 the streaming was it was a big thing especially you know with what i do um it was a big thing

00:19:28.120 and the only winner was netflix right or it was the movie studios that didn't participate so

00:19:32.780 sony for instance right spider-man brand new day for instance will be sold although it's a marvel

00:19:37.600 property it's a sony property sony has spider-man rights so it will be sold off to uh basically

00:19:44.400 everyone all of them and they will make so much cash from it because they they've got the right

00:19:48.520 to then rent it out on any platform, right?

00:19:51.400 So like Amazon, it'd be sold on Amazon,

00:19:53.780 it'd be sold on all manner of streaming platforms

00:19:57.600 where they can sort of buy it.

00:20:00.280 But when it's cost platform, you lose competitive edge.

00:20:03.260 And so they can't maintain that.

00:20:05.120 If you look at the music industry,

00:20:06.540 like Spotify and Apple have each gained a share

00:20:09.400 of the monopoly.

00:20:10.260 Do you think there'll be one or two major platforms

00:20:12.980 in streaming of movies that will survive?

00:20:14.640 Well, no.

00:20:15.180 So just to further elaborate on that,

00:20:18.040 so what you're seeing now is disney and warner brothers yeah having to sell their products

00:20:23.240 elsewhere right so not only is it on a streaming platform but they're selling it elsewhere to the

00:20:28.080 likes of netflix to the like you know that basically so that's how they're doing it okay 0.97

00:20:32.840 um but then you get stupid comments like this uh from the disney cfo yeah what theatrical is just 0.93

00:20:38.300 one data point mate so is it is it seems like an important data point yeah well yeah i mean so 0.99

00:20:44.900 check this it was so funny uh mandalora and grogu which was a disaster yeah like an unmitigated

00:20:50.400 disaster which we'll get to in a minute but it's still interesting uh data points for reviews

00:20:54.960 drove healthy growth in retail sales for the star wars franchise oh right so it bombed at the movies

00:20:59.680 lost you millions tens of millions hundreds of millions of dollars at the theater but you sold

00:21:05.220 some toys which ordinarily quids in that's great but actually doesn't really work if you're still

00:21:13.000 hundreds of millions of dollars in the toilet.

00:21:16.540 This is un-economical, obviously.

00:21:19.620 And they say, oh, it drew guests

00:21:20.840 to the updated Millennium Falcon attraction.

00:21:22.860 This was in a recent earnings call, by the way.

00:21:24.800 This sounds like a massive cope.

00:21:26.240 No, it absolutely is.

00:21:27.500 Because how do you delineate to those turning up to the...

00:21:31.880 They even say, the updated Millennium Falcon attraction.

00:21:34.600 Well, how do you know they turned up

00:21:35.460 because Mandalorian, mate?

00:21:37.500 Surely they just turned up because it's new.

00:21:39.560 Maybe.

00:21:39.900 It's an updated attraction, bro.

00:21:41.000 But even then, is that hundreds of millions of dollars?

00:21:44.140 Oh, God, no.

00:21:44.760 No, although the conversation about Disney

00:21:47.520 and how much they cost and they charge

00:21:49.480 to turn up to their parks,

00:21:51.500 that's a whole other segment in and unto itself.

00:21:53.320 They are insanely expensive.

00:21:55.380 It's a good ride, by the way.

00:21:57.420 Oh, I've never been.

00:21:58.700 Anyway, so again, just absolute cope.

00:22:00.860 And they say this, well, Moana is expected

00:22:02.480 to be a strong title on Disney+.

00:22:04.040 About a bomb, though.

00:22:05.920 Absolutely bomb.

00:22:06.460 So it's going to be a good title on Disney+.

00:22:07.780 I encounter this

00:22:10.620 with my kids

00:22:11.520 you've got Moana 0.99

00:22:13.100 the original 1.00

00:22:13.620 and Moana

00:22:14.140 the live action

00:22:14.960 why would I watch

00:22:15.560 the live action

00:22:16.200 yeah

00:22:16.600 that's an abomination

00:22:18.100 of the film

00:22:18.700 but even if

00:22:19.620 why wouldn't I just

00:22:20.720 watch the original

00:22:21.260 it's right there

00:22:22.140 there's no particular

00:22:23.680 reason for me to

00:22:24.360 choose the new one

00:22:25.080 yeah

00:22:25.480 and so you can see

00:22:26.500 there so

00:22:26.960 you know

00:22:28.100 this movie bombed

00:22:30.280 financially

00:22:30.780 lost hundreds of

00:22:31.900 millions of dollars

00:22:32.300 but it did appeal to

00:22:33.900 the people that liked it

00:22:35.340 yeah

00:22:35.620 right

00:22:36.280 so that's why it's also

00:22:37.260 So it's always important to have a look at the metric.

00:22:38.900 But this movie's been out for months.

00:22:41.160 Same amount as Spider-Man in six days, right?

00:22:45.060 And again, Spider-Man costs a billion.

00:22:47.020 I watched it on the plane.

00:22:47.840 It was good.

00:22:49.020 What?

00:22:49.700 This.

00:22:50.460 Mandalorian Gregor.

00:22:51.100 You liked this?

00:22:51.820 Yeah.

00:22:52.680 Good movie.

00:22:53.880 It's not.

00:22:54.480 It wasn't outstanding.

00:22:55.720 You're entitled to your bad opinion.

00:22:57.000 Chilled a few hours.

00:22:58.320 We're going to get into your bad opinion on dogs in a bit.

00:23:00.520 All right.

00:23:01.300 Whoa, whoa, whoa.

00:23:02.120 I wasn't going to reveal that. 0.98

00:23:05.180 But then again, look at Moana. 0.99

00:23:06.860 terrible thousand plus reviews you know for a movie which the original made a billion dollars

00:23:12.140 absolute disaster absolute disaster and so the thing is you know all of that being said

00:23:19.140 where's the excuses now you can't blame covid you can't blame misogyny you can't blame you know

00:23:24.400 oasis audience is not going to the cinema yeah they are going to the cinema yeah it's not for

00:23:29.960 your bloody movies so basically make some good movies and enjoy the cope still coming out of

00:23:35.880 movies movie studios but how do they do that if you say the talents change they no longer have

00:23:41.360 they can't make good movies was it what so there's a there's a further deeper conversation about the

00:23:46.880 wga strikes uh the writers guild of america and how that uh affected stuff they sort of screwed

00:23:52.300 themselves over because the wga but so that's basically what happened i mean the wga striped

00:23:58.260 for ages right and then they they basically went to the the you know the the table to negotiate

00:24:06.000 from their unions perspective and they got completely screwed out so one of the main

00:24:10.200 failure points of hollywood has been writers rooms where you've got like 10 people and it

00:24:14.500 was mandated you had to have that many people and that was one of the costs right that was one of

00:24:18.400 the major costs involved in creating why did you have to have because the union wanted more of their

00:24:22.840 people employed right but one of the things that was agreed recently it was like last year two years

00:24:27.900 ago now off the top of my head it all blows into one for me doing this stuff uh was that you could

00:24:33.640 employ one person to write if they were the showrunner and executive producer and so what

00:24:38.720 you're seeing now is one person leading the entire creativity of uh of movies of tv shows

00:24:45.820 and things like this and things are getting better but there is a pipeline of years of work involved

00:24:51.700 so you are actually see it but there's a lag effect right because obviously they take years

00:24:56.420 to produce um so you are seeing things improve marginally right uh the engaged view says today

00:25:01.600 i learned that british taxpayers are paying the dane geld to hollywood you guys financing your

00:25:06.120 own cultural destruction was not my bingo card yeah i didn't know uh paladin says yeah i have

00:25:11.220 no idea to be honest but but the interesting thing is is that they can't hide it so normally

00:25:16.800 we're not privy to how much these things cost yeah so one of the beauties of them actually

00:25:21.480 filing their taxes publicly now is that's how we've learned just astronomical like snow white

00:25:26.400 we know that that movie

00:25:27.200 cost just hundreds

00:25:28.520 of millions of dollars

00:25:29.260 and so then we can

00:25:30.440 laugh in their face

00:25:31.120 when we know that

00:25:31.720 they've lost

00:25:32.400 hundreds of millions of dollars

00:25:33.240 Paladin says

00:25:34.060 glad to see Father Calvin back

00:25:35.360 yes glad to see him back

00:25:36.320 hey Paladin

00:25:36.500 that's a random name

00:25:38.040 says

00:25:38.400 people have remake

00:25:39.660 and political propaganda

00:25:40.440 fatigue

00:25:40.940 James Cameron made

00:25:42.020 the same movie

00:25:42.520 three times

00:25:42.940 with the recycle script

00:25:43.780 and it's been making

00:25:44.320 less and less money

00:25:44.880 each time

00:25:45.280 people want new

00:25:46.340 yeah I know

00:25:47.120 I just

00:25:47.560 I mean what's the point

00:25:50.440 of making these films

00:25:51.260 because I mean

00:25:52.460 James Cameron must be

00:25:53.380 insanely rich anyway

00:25:54.260 so he's not like

00:25:55.160 I need the money

00:25:55.840 it's like okay well why do you not want to make a cultural impact no one cares anyway let's uh

00:26:00.640 let's carry okay um so the uh economic conditions of britain aren't great as you might have noticed

00:26:11.160 and it seems that um breaking news it seems that the debt is over three trillion pounds for the

00:26:17.900 first time and the country is borrowing 400 4,270 pounds every second but my bus fares have been

00:26:30.880 capped at two pounds well that's a life changer however in exchange for really yes in exchange for

00:26:37.740 um cap bus fares it's a third of a billion a day yes that's insane that's insane so let's sort of

00:26:46.080 see what some of that money might be um getting spent on um is it the marlians well it's iraqis

00:26:57.320 syrians and and some others the marlians well okay fine uh here's a gentleman who's showed up

00:27:04.620 from gaza he came and completed his students uh his studies on a study visa he's completed his

00:27:12.700 coursework and now he wants to apply for asylum that was part of the labor plan to bring in

00:27:20.300 students from gaza and now they're going to be going around claiming asylum right love that and

00:27:26.740 the advice that he receives from the audience is uh apply for asylum don't listen to anybody saying

00:27:35.000 otherwise it's going to be a little bit of trouble in the short term but you'll be comfortable for

00:27:40.340 the rest of your life oh no doubt i'm a palestinian from gaza and i've been in the same experience

00:27:45.620 so congratulations congratulations you get to uh you're borrowing money for this

00:27:53.000 i hate the welfare state so much i just i'm not gonna go on sorry go

00:28:00.260 it's gonna be like a snowball again frustrated and angry yeah this is cortisol levels if you

00:28:07.540 have a heart condition take your pills before watching the if you pay taxes if you pay taxes

00:28:13.640 take it then maybe people need to just stop paying taxes they get deducted out of your salary for

00:28:21.260 most people so it's not even an option really not even withhold yeah not even an option they're

00:28:26.360 stolen from us uh here's a lady who says that she is on pip and universal credit so for anyone

00:28:31.920 doesn't know pip is personal independence payments that they just give you extra money they feel you

00:28:36.280 don't have enough basically yeah you can claim it for now i i will get to that in one of the videos

00:28:43.340 you can now claim pip for things like um anal polyps sorry what what polyps

00:28:50.160 i don't know what that is but it sounds unpleasant doesn't it yeah you can you could claim pip for

00:28:57.880 that um hemorrhoids are also hemorrhoids are also something that you can claim for brilliant

00:29:05.000 uh what does the money go towards or what's it supposed to go towards is it going to those

00:29:08.880 cushions you sit on because you're not getting treated on the nhs you know you've got a seven

00:29:15.100 year wait on the nhs so here's a donut you can sell apparently maybe maybe some money uh but 0.74

00:29:21.020 this lady, she's an elderly woman and she lives far away on PIP and Universal Credit. His son

00:29:28.520 is studying in Manchester. Her son is studying in Manchester. And so she's wondering if she could

00:29:33.480 get a council house in Manchester. Why not? She probably can. And she's asking for advice. 1.00

00:29:39.680 And the reply that she gets is, yep, this is your right. You can go to the council and tell them

00:29:46.880 that my son is in this city he's studying and uh i'll start a housing application in the city that

00:29:54.180 he's in and don't leave the current house that you're in until you get a new one i love that 1.00

00:30:00.200 kurdish women have rights to british money but it's mad 1.00

00:30:04.380 global homo universalism how did they come by this right i really wish someone would explain 0.88

00:30:11.080 to me for the moving on moving on here's a another guy he's coming in from sweden well he has swedish

00:30:22.140 citizenship he's an arab he he has swedish citizenship and he's asking if moving to britain

00:30:30.480 makes financial sense because sorry more benefits sorry will i receive a salary yes you're not

00:30:37.680 working but the answer is yes you will because they view it as work we're getting paid yeah

00:30:45.560 to do what being oh the thankfully the answer apparently is no oh good thankfully sweden is

00:30:53.720 more generous than britain the answer apparently is is no because you could only enter for 180 days

00:30:59.480 as a visitor or a tourist you don't have a right to work and you can't just automatically claim

00:31:04.180 benefit is this thanks to brexit yes yes yes this is thanks to brexit another brexit benefit we got

00:31:09.940 a win we'll probably just give them citizenship anyway and then you know did you did you did you

00:31:14.220 hear that the commonwealth games in scotland a bunch of the nigerians have just gone missing

00:31:18.520 and and the ugandan boxers yeah sorry it was a bunch of ugandan boxers have decided

00:31:23.240 just claiming asylum just claiming asylum that's hilarious they came over for the games and they're

00:31:27.320 not going back yes what are we doing what are we doing just pick them up and send them back yeah 0.95

00:31:33.640 I guess we've got a fresh round of boxes

00:31:37.120 For the next game, didn't we?

00:31:40.520 Clown show 1.00

00:31:41.200 If you don't like them coming in from Sweden 0.68

00:31:43.760 How about Germany? 0.99

00:31:45.420 Oh my god

00:31:46.040 I think there's a Syrian guy

00:31:47.480 In Germany

00:31:48.740 And he's saying that

00:31:51.140 He has arrived in Britain a week ago

00:31:53.420 And he's trying to figure out

00:31:55.340 How to get residency

00:31:56.440 And end up basically on bed

00:31:58.100 Why do they all want to come here?

00:31:59.580 Because we pay them money 1.00

00:32:00.740 Yeah, but it says Germany 0.58

00:32:02.280 But not as much

00:32:03.360 clearly

00:32:04.040 otherwise he wouldn't be coming

00:32:05.520 what are the answers here

00:32:07.000 so a couple of the answers are

00:32:08.420 no you need some kind of

00:32:09.840 work contract something

00:32:11.180 sponsorship

00:32:12.340 they don't even have a word for it

00:32:16.100 in their own language

00:32:17.120 yes

00:32:17.660 actually yes

00:32:18.760 they don't have a word for the state

00:32:20.440 giving you people's money

00:32:21.900 for no reason

00:32:22.780 for most of my life

00:32:25.160 immigration to the Middle East

00:32:26.340 involved you having somebody

00:32:28.300 who was your

00:32:29.240 being captured in war

00:32:30.420 yeah

00:32:30.860 well that

00:32:32.540 Well, that.

00:32:34.500 That was before my time.

00:32:35.720 Non-consensually.

00:32:37.600 You'd have to have a guarantor,

00:32:39.560 and that guarantor would be entitled to half of your business

00:32:42.160 if you started a business.

00:32:42.880 Right, right, right, right.

00:32:44.200 And they would control your passport and your contract

00:32:47.320 and so on and so forth.

00:32:48.220 Sensible.

00:32:50.300 Confused answers here.

00:32:51.460 Some saying yes, some saying no.

00:32:53.120 Again, some debate on the subject.

00:32:55.720 But this is my favorite comment.

00:32:57.940 Everybody who's saying to you that you can't have residency 1.00

00:33:01.620 is a fool and is living on benefits and he lives his day like an animal subsiding on the leftovers 0.98

00:33:11.300 of benefits i'm european i came here i got a contract i got a residence and i've brought my 0.99

00:33:17.900 the rest of my family with me from the region is that one of those arabic replies that's one of

00:33:22.140 the replies so did he put that into like a google translate i'm reading it but did the european guy

00:33:30.300 translated into Arabic to post it 0.88

00:33:31.980 so I'm the piss off 0.99

00:33:33.020 the composition is in Arabic 0.95

00:33:34.740 the posts are translated

00:33:36.280 yeah yeah I know

00:33:36.980 don't worry

00:33:37.500 nevermind 0.96

00:33:38.560 so they're not actually Germans then

00:33:40.280 they're Arabs living in Germany

00:33:41.320 yes 1.00

00:33:41.680 oh okay

00:33:42.520 yes yes yes

00:33:43.200 you know I recently did my green card application in America

00:33:45.900 right

00:33:46.340 which got declined by the way

00:33:47.780 yeah

00:33:48.100 oh

00:33:48.480 and I spoke to people in the administration

00:33:50.280 I was like I'm British coming from Britain

00:33:52.440 they were like yeah that's a red flag these days

00:33:53.940 but you're not serious

00:33:55.400 yeah they said because people

00:33:57.200 should claim asylum

00:33:58.060 well they're assuming that anyone with a British 0.91

00:33:59.880 application is a Mohammedan, because it's so easy to get into Britain as a Mohammedan. 0.54

00:34:03.880 They were applying asylum from the West, weren't they? 0.99

00:34:06.880 Should just claim asylum. 0.96

00:34:07.880 Perhaps. 0.88

00:34:08.880 Did you send them a link to your Twitter feed or something?

00:34:10.880 Trust me.

00:34:11.880 Not me.

00:34:12.880 There are a lot of people you might accuse.

00:34:15.880 This one is fantastic.

00:34:18.880 Is it?

00:34:20.880 Yeah.

00:34:21.880 He arrived in Manchester and registered with the Manchester Council Homelessness Department.

00:34:28.880 he arrived in manchester with no plan with no plan right one day before and he's told no no

00:34:39.800 you can't immediately get a house you just have to wait for three days and he's complaining about

00:34:45.380 it and trying to find temporary accommodation for the next three days and some of the answers are

00:34:51.880 basically well sleep at a park 0.78

00:34:54.200 piss off 0.63

00:34:54.820 one of them comments you know

00:34:57.700 you just showed up and you don't have

00:35:00.060 three days worth of rent what are you doing

00:35:01.760 and one of them says

00:35:03.840 what you ought to do is

00:35:06.340 camp outside

00:35:08.040 the office there

00:35:09.880 it's not legal anymore exactly

00:35:11.540 and stay there with your family

00:35:13.800 to show them that you're actually homeless and make

00:35:16.040 them give you a house I mean that would work

00:35:18.140 that's quite a sound

00:35:19.960 strategic maneuver

00:35:20.760 Yes, that's the advice that he gets.

00:35:27.980 This guy is trying to figure out if without any money

00:35:32.780 he can basically get permanent residency.

00:35:38.480 This guy, it's not actually freelancer.

00:35:42.820 Freeloader, he meant.

00:35:43.860 Yeah, something to that effect, basically. 1.00

00:35:46.460 if i have no money and you know i've no this one is uh a divorced woman actually oh okay she's a 0.83

00:35:53.520 single mom with two children how much are they going to pay me oh thousands yes yes essentially

00:36:00.720 no limit in fact they labor reduce the the two-child cap for benefits so now just have as

00:36:06.380 many as you can and then freeload off the bloody people as much as you want uh i'm not even making 0.98

00:36:11.920 this up like it's hate you for ass i hate you mate i just showing you what's going on man yeah 0.97

00:36:17.600 it's important that we know these things i'm just showing you what's going on it's just so 0.99

00:36:23.000 frustrating it's blackpilling in there just to watch your whole country just being decayed away

00:36:28.940 by detritus from the middle east hates it this guy is married to a british woman they have children 0.99

00:36:36.040 she mental

00:36:36.940 she well 0.97

00:36:38.120 British woman

00:36:38.940 is doing a lot 1.00

00:36:40.060 of heavy lifting

00:36:40.600 he's married to 0.67

00:36:41.420 a naturalised

00:36:42.360 he's doing

00:36:43.980 he's married to

00:36:44.860 a naturalised

00:36:45.840 of course

00:36:46.560 to an administratively

00:36:48.440 British

00:36:48.720 to an administratively

00:36:49.500 British woman 0.89

00:36:49.940 who lives 0.98

00:36:51.580 on a care allowance

00:36:52.700 what's that 0.95

00:36:54.200 she is a carer 0.94

00:36:56.520 for the children

00:36:57.160 and therefore 0.65

00:36:57.800 she gets money 0.80

00:36:58.700 from the government

00:36:59.460 not from the government

00:37:00.240 so again

00:37:00.940 a whole family

00:37:01.680 of non-productive people

00:37:03.340 completely non-productive

00:37:04.820 their entire life

00:37:05.800 And he's asking if he also can get a carer's salary

00:37:11.260 and how that affects his application.

00:37:14.180 Probably.

00:37:14.820 I bet he can.

00:37:15.660 I bet he can.

00:37:17.720 There's an easy solution to literally every one of these 1.00

00:37:20.220 and that no one who is foreign-born 0.99

00:37:21.480 gets any benefits whatsoever in Britain. 0.79

00:37:23.340 Yes.

00:37:23.800 That should be rather straightforward.

00:37:25.680 Well, it should be more than that.

00:37:27.140 That should be rather straightforward.

00:37:28.740 That is the bare minimum.

00:37:31.580 If we did do that as well,

00:37:32.860 millions would just leave overnight.

00:37:34.380 I know.

00:37:35.140 Millions would just leave.

00:37:35.980 I know.

00:37:36.760 It's mad, isn't it?

00:37:37.860 It is.

00:37:38.680 I know.

00:37:40.100 This guy's been refused citizenship.

00:37:44.480 And not deported.

00:37:45.860 Is he a murderer?

00:37:47.160 Like, what did he do to get rid of it?

00:37:48.320 Illegal entry.

00:37:49.240 Oh, really?

00:37:49.720 Illegal entry.

00:37:50.400 They're being refused on a legal entry.

00:37:52.040 And he's appealed it a couple of times.

00:37:56.720 And instead of him being deported,

00:38:01.000 the Home Office has offered him a temporary settlement.

00:38:05.020 which is that he withdraw this latest appeal

00:38:07.720 and they'll give him a decision in three months.

00:38:10.500 Another decision in three months.

00:38:12.520 And the advice that he's getting is,

00:38:15.000 no, no, no, don't withdraw your appeal, keep pushing.

00:38:17.960 If you keep pushing, they'll probably back down

00:38:20.660 and actually give you citizenship.

00:38:22.940 Just to also add, every single time this thing is going to court,

00:38:26.940 it's costing us millions of pounds.

00:38:29.060 Millions of pounds.

00:38:30.320 Yes. 1.00

00:38:30.600 Just black bag them and put them on a fucking plane 1.00

00:38:32.760 and get rid of them. 1.00

00:38:33.580 So sick of it

00:38:35.760 Why don't you want to give this guy your house?

00:38:39.780 Yeah, I know, right

00:38:40.440 Because in this case

00:38:42.380 The guy is admitting

00:38:45.280 That he basically stopped paying rent

00:38:47.420 Stayed in the landlord's house

00:38:50.520 Having paid no rent

00:38:52.560 And he's asking if this is going to affect

00:38:54.860 His citizenship application

00:38:56.000 Probably won't

00:38:59.760 Yeah, probably, yeah

00:39:00.440 No, you're right, yeah

00:39:03.580 Or the most

00:39:04.980 Assume the most

00:39:06.060 Absurd response

00:39:07.360 In the government

00:39:07.940 And it's probably right

00:39:09.040 No of course not

00:39:10.380 We'll give you more money

00:39:11.100 We'll give you a bigger house

00:39:12.780 This guy is fantastic

00:39:14.540 This guy is fantastic

00:39:16.680 So

00:39:17.580 To summarise this one

00:39:19.660 He's on universal credit

00:39:21.780 Of course he is

00:39:23.020 What did you think

00:39:29.060 We were expecting

00:39:29.740 However

00:39:30.820 He has an idea

00:39:33.260 Oh, yeah.

00:39:34.120 It's not enough.

00:39:34.900 He wants to start a business.

00:39:38.640 And he's asking if the business makes a profit

00:39:42.760 and he fully reinvests all of the profit into the business,

00:39:47.980 can he keep claiming universal credit?

00:39:50.340 Yeah, probably can.

00:39:51.820 Yeah, because he's not telling a profit, is he?

00:39:53.400 He's got an actual physical profit.

00:39:56.320 It's brilliant.

00:39:57.140 I mean, if you're starting the same business and you're not...

00:40:00.300 Investing into the business.

00:40:02.320 Oh, my God.

00:40:03.740 The business being his food shop.

00:40:04.960 And he's generally asking for business advice and things like that.

00:40:08.580 To be fair, this is what rich people do.

00:40:09.940 They pay themselves dividends, don't have a salary,

00:40:11.600 and therefore you've got basically no income.

00:40:13.620 Yep.

00:40:15.020 I don't know.

00:40:15.420 You have to pay taxes on dividends.

00:40:16.580 They're still productive members of society.

00:40:18.640 Yeah, I take dividends.

00:40:20.060 I've got to pay taxes on them.

00:40:21.160 You pay taxes on your dividends.

00:40:22.880 It's not just free money.

00:40:24.060 I promise you that. 1.00

00:40:24.900 This is a parasite. 0.94

00:40:26.100 At the very least, a rich person is still a productive member of society. 1.00

00:40:29.140 This is just an actual parasite.

00:40:31.920 this is this is incredible that looks like a very expensive car but it's german as well it's always

00:40:39.160 they always love their german cars yes which cars to be fair it looks like a merc or something but

00:40:45.480 whatever this guy is brilliant this guy is explaining that the latest updates to pip

00:40:50.340 mean that if you have problems with your digestive system you can now claim pip that's gonna be a

00:40:57.340 motability car

00:40:58.000 look

00:40:58.180 a disability 1.00

00:40:58.920 that's going to be

00:40:59.800 a motability car

00:41:00.700 get max tempers

00:41:01.800 on this

00:41:02.260 who's in charge

00:41:04.560 of this

00:41:05.060 isn't that

00:41:06.180 is this a government

00:41:06.680 minister

00:41:07.080 is this NHS

00:41:07.880 who's deciding

00:41:08.640 who needs to get

00:41:10.320 PIP

00:41:10.460 DWP

00:41:11.260 and others

00:41:12.420 are sort of

00:41:13.320 because they're

00:41:13.800 clutching at straws

00:41:14.620 now

00:41:14.860 so

00:41:15.640 it's whatever

00:41:16.940 we can pay out

00:41:17.960 I've got hay fever

00:41:18.780 can I get PIP

00:41:19.420 hey I've got hay fever

00:41:21.020 too

00:41:21.360 does it give you

00:41:23.040 anxiety

00:41:23.440 it affects

00:41:24.320 they give me

00:41:25.340 money for it

00:41:25.920 well they do

00:41:27.340 anxiety does give you pip that's insane that's exactly what he's explaining oh brilliant why

00:41:32.140 i'm slightly uh this guy is basically with a very short video explaining that there is going to be

00:41:41.180 changes to pip in 2026 why don't i help you apply to pip before they start get ready yeah

00:41:49.300 get on that gravy train before they change it up before they change it up of course look at this

00:41:54.920 thing and this guy is explaining fuck out my country basically how uh why would he make it 0.84

00:42:05.140 so attractive all right just just to give you your answer it's the secretary secretary of state for 0.67

00:42:09.440 work and pensions the minister of state uh so that's uh the right honorable male stride and

00:42:14.940 joe churchill okay yeah i'm surprised they're british this guy's explaining they're women 1.00

00:42:21.240 They're libtard women who love giving your money away. 0.99

00:42:24.060 Third world is basically their surrogate children. 1.00

00:42:27.160 Essentially. 1.00

00:42:27.840 It's not even that.

00:42:28.320 They're kind of treating me like pets, man.

00:42:29.860 They treat me like they treat their cats and dogs. 0.99

00:42:31.720 But they're like surrogate children to childhood women, right? 0.99

00:42:34.940 We're getting to the business section in a moment, Carl. 0.97

00:42:37.340 Don't get ahead of yourself.

00:42:40.940 This guy's explaining that PIP payments don't just apply

00:42:45.400 if you're severely physically disabled.

00:42:47.240 If you can demonstrate that you have anxiety, or you can demonstrate that your quality of life is somehow affected by any kind of medical condition, including indigestion, or including digestive problems, shall we say, not indigestion, that's what counts towards applying to PIP.

00:43:10.380 So it's like an extension of Marxism, isn't it?

00:43:12.440 Because how oppressed you are in life.

00:43:14.600 If you can't just be to your full potential,

00:43:17.200 then you deserve something from the state.

00:43:18.600 How oppressed are you by your claimed ill health,

00:43:22.000 which may or may not be real?

00:43:23.760 But also, just to throw it out there.

00:43:24.960 And based on that, you can just go for pit payments.

00:43:28.620 How much are his pit payments, does he say?

00:43:30.800 No, he doesn't.

00:43:31.660 It'll be a lot of money. 1.00

00:43:32.940 These people eat such garbage food. 0.99

00:43:35.000 No wonder they've got terrible digestion as well. 1.00

00:43:37.000 Like, eat that slop.

00:43:38.400 Like, come on now.

00:43:40.380 They should be like, if you're trying to claim PIP for digestion problems,

00:43:45.240 you should be seeing a dietician first, and they should be like,

00:43:47.740 what are you actually eating?

00:43:48.700 Are you eating that now?

00:43:49.680 No, you're doing it to yourself.

00:43:51.020 The maximum you can get from PIP payments is just 200 quid a week

00:43:53.740 on top of whatever else you get.

00:43:55.260 Yes.

00:43:55.660 Oh, brilliant.

00:43:56.060 Just an extra 200 quid.

00:43:57.220 But if you claim that your anxiety stops you from taking public transport,

00:44:03.200 you can get a car.

00:44:04.800 Anxiety.

00:44:06.220 Yeah, a motability car.

00:44:07.520 Yes, you can get an actual brand new car.

00:44:10.380 This guy is asking a slightly different question.

00:44:14.560 He's wondering whether or not to give back something to society.

00:44:17.380 Oh, wow.

00:44:18.840 Really?

00:44:19.760 Which is nice.

00:44:20.620 But he's framing it slightly in a way that kind of gives the game away.

00:44:27.440 He's asking, has anybody heard if citizenship gets rejected

00:44:31.700 if you don't do a community contribution?

00:44:34.280 Right.

00:44:35.040 And the answer that he gets is no.

00:44:38.060 Obviously not.

00:44:38.640 Obviously not.

00:44:40.380 So this whole Shabana Mahmood stuff about, you know,

00:44:43.780 your community contribution will count towards whether or not you get citizenship.

00:44:48.360 He's asking if it's real, and the answer is, so far, no.

00:44:51.860 Well, Shabana Mahmood just meant you're in the community,

00:44:54.940 you're contributing with your very presence.

00:44:56.600 Yes.

00:44:57.000 Whereas these dysgenics took it literally.

00:45:00.200 Yeah.

00:45:00.760 Yes.

00:45:01.100 Like a literal contribution to society.

00:45:02.360 Because that's in their country, that's what that would mean.

00:45:04.780 It should mean it here.

00:45:05.680 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:45:06.820 It should, but it doesn't. 0.73

00:45:07.940 The warped mind of a leftist. 0.86

00:45:10.240 You just turn up. 0.89

00:45:10.880 That's your contribution.

00:45:11.380 But have you considered the GDP effects?

00:45:13.400 I have, and it's terrible.

00:45:15.300 Well, let me make that clear for you.

00:45:18.800 Oh, good.

00:45:19.440 Go on.

00:45:19.840 Can't wait.

00:45:21.060 On the immigration advice page,

00:45:23.460 this guy is asking about his Deliveroo account.

00:45:29.880 What?

00:45:30.240 The beauty of it is that one of the commentators

00:45:33.040 instantly knows that this is a Deliveroo account

00:45:36.120 and explains to him what he has to do

00:45:38.360 to activate the Deliveroo account.

00:45:40.520 I've seen it many times before.

00:45:42.960 Like, it's just...

00:45:44.140 This is another argument.

00:45:45.840 Incredible.

00:45:46.720 Stop buying takeaway slop.

00:45:50.260 Be a bigot about where you shop.

00:45:53.560 Yeah. 1.00

00:45:53.960 Stop funding these parasites 0.99

00:45:56.060 any way possible. 0.99

00:45:57.560 Loyalty to Deliveroo is disloyalty to England.

00:45:59.180 It's also terrible food.

00:46:00.420 Just like, cook good food for yourself.

00:46:02.120 We have such great dishes in England.

00:46:04.400 This is so infuriating.

00:46:06.600 him when i was living in london one of these delivery or uber his drivers stopped on his

00:46:12.000 bike to speak to me because he recognized me off gb news he said you've got to talk about this issue 0.99

00:46:15.660 they're all illegals all of them and i can't compete with them i'm not getting pip yeah yeah 0.98

00:46:22.720 essentially essentially but then who's hiring them well but i don't know it's like an agency 0.98

00:46:29.120 it's like one of the ones that i may or may not have included is an advert for somebody to come

00:46:34.380 work at a barbershop skilled worker yeah yeah yeah um so yeah you can get help with your deliveroo

00:46:43.660 account there right uh this guy is on sorry this woman her husband is on pip and he's trying to

00:46:55.840 figure out if he can get citizenship sorry what but but but how's he got pet disease what yes i

00:47:03.520 know i know i know but however he can't afford to pay the visa fees so she's inquiring on his

00:47:12.480 behalf about how does she get the fees waived oh they just waive the fee do they they if you yes

00:47:19.220 sometimes they waive there is absolutely no incentive to do this sometimes they there are

00:47:23.460 some people that you know like you you meet a foreigner you fall in love you bring them over 0.99

00:47:28.160 and you want to do it all legitimately right sure wouldn't recommend it but you're doing it

00:47:31.880 yourself that's fine right and and they like i've got a friend that married a russian be an australian

00:47:37.060 girl well i've got from personal experience i've got a friend that married a russian and it's

00:47:42.180 tens of thousands of pounds tens of thousands of pounds yes where's the incentive to do it

00:47:46.140 legitimately when the these things just turn up and just get it waived yep i don't this i don't

00:47:51.680 get this one my husband wants to make a visa application i reside outside of britain he

00:47:56.860 already has a PIP. I'm confused about all of that.

00:47:59.660 So basically she's outside, he's in Britain, living on benefits and PIP.

00:48:05.260 But he's not British.

00:48:06.540 But he's not British. But he's getting benefits. 0.92

00:48:10.540 And basically she's trying to get the fees waived to get the application done.

00:48:16.380 None of that's right.

00:48:20.620 That's my point!

00:48:21.420 This whole segment is none of it.

00:48:23.020 That's my point. That's my point.

00:48:25.340 God almighty.

00:48:26.500 This is beautiful.

00:48:30.580 This is beautiful.

00:48:32.080 This is a guy...

00:48:34.060 No, it's hideous.

00:48:36.160 Stop luring me in with that, all right? 1.00

00:48:38.840 We've had an asylum time since the 24th.

00:48:40.940 That's what I just...

00:48:41.760 That's what I just...

00:48:42.800 Very impressive.

00:48:43.860 Wow.

00:48:44.400 I only thought there were 12 months in the year,

00:48:45.980 but what do I know?

00:48:47.500 I'm not on Pip.

00:48:48.560 The translation's gone bad,

00:48:49.940 but let me explain to you this one.

00:48:51.400 this guy gained asylum very recently i think it's actually on the 24th of february that he gained

00:49:01.300 very recently and uh he's still in a hotel but he needs to travel for 25 days for a health condition

00:49:15.360 Not his health condition

00:49:16.540 For a relative's health condition 0.97

00:49:17.940 Right

00:49:18.500 Implied is

00:49:21.020 He's travelling to the country

00:49:22.820 From which he claimed asylum

00:49:25.460 Of course 1.00

00:49:25.940 Well they do all the time

00:49:26.940 He's just going back home

00:49:27.960 Yeah

00:49:28.320 For 25 days

00:49:29.460 What he wants

00:49:31.320 Is to keep the hotel room

00:49:33.320 Of course

00:49:34.120 If he goes for more than 7 days

00:49:36.420 He'll lose it

00:49:37.040 He has to

00:49:39.700 Keep

00:49:40.100 Stay in the hotel room

00:49:41.740 And not leave it for more than 7 days

00:49:44.180 Yes

00:49:44.440 if he leaves for more than seven days,

00:49:46.400 he doesn't need it.

00:49:48.700 Well, he's going back home for 25 days

00:49:50.980 because somebody in the family

00:49:52.380 has a health condition.

00:49:54.800 So he was trying to figure out a way

00:49:56.940 to keep the hotel room.

00:49:59.880 But it seems it's his health condition.

00:50:01.640 It's like being repeated. 1.00

00:50:02.660 The Arabic is bad.

00:50:03.680 The translation is bad.

00:50:04.680 Don't trust the translation.

00:50:06.700 It's not like painful enough

00:50:08.340 to force you to react,

00:50:10.480 but it's such an indignity.

00:50:12.940 It's a humiliation.

00:50:14.440 Every year when your tax goes up.

00:50:16.100 It's a humiliation.

00:50:16.920 This, you just know it's...

00:50:18.580 And this is the problem, right?

00:50:20.140 It's like, especially if you live in the countryside,

00:50:22.500 like I do, and, you know, live on the peripherals and stuff,

00:50:25.660 and you see these people, you're like,

00:50:27.000 I know I'm paying for you.

00:50:28.000 Yeah. 1.00

00:50:28.380 I hate you. 0.99

00:50:29.060 I know I'm paying for you. 0.92

00:50:29.980 It's Wendon Town Centre, and you see just 1.00

00:50:31.440 Bermalians everywhere, just lounging around drinking coffee. 1.00

00:50:35.200 So I know none of your work. 1.00

00:50:37.020 I know I paid for that.

00:50:38.160 I know I did.

00:50:38.880 If you wanted to start, like, complete civil unrest,

00:50:42.520 this is exactly what you would do.

00:50:44.440 Well, I assume Mrs. Churchill is well-intentioned to some degree,

00:50:47.760 but do you think she's ever seen these?

00:50:49.180 Do you think she knows how badly it's abused?

00:50:51.700 Well, let's send it to her, shall we?

00:50:53.340 Yeah, let's send it to her. 0.97

00:50:54.200 And ask her for a visual comment.

00:50:58.060 Professor Adam.

00:50:59.560 He's referred to the guy who hosts the page.

00:51:03.020 Mr. Adam, Professor Adam.

00:51:04.920 His name is Adam Ali.

00:51:06.420 That's the sort of name that he goes by.

00:51:09.380 Might be something else.

00:51:10.620 I'm guessing it's something else.

00:51:12.060 But anyway.

00:51:12.940 anyway uh this guy has a five-year asylum left for three months and left for three months and

00:51:22.660 in the comments they're basically all telling him you went back home to the country that you've

00:51:28.600 claimed asylum from didn't you because they know that that's what happened because they did it

00:51:32.980 and he's saying yes obviously and he's saying they don't know as in the authorities don't know

00:51:39.240 that I left the country for three months,

00:51:41.940 does that affect my right to citizenship eventually?

00:51:47.400 Probably not, but it should.

00:51:49.300 And can I return without any problems

00:51:51.400 given that I'm officially a refugee?

00:51:53.780 In the interest of time, we're going to have to... 0.82

00:51:56.780 Yeah, fine.

00:51:58.820 Again...

00:51:59.420 We're going to have to assume the rest of these

00:52:01.420 are just as bad as the previous ones.

00:52:03.280 Pretty much.

00:52:03.840 Let's just go...

00:52:04.860 I'll give them 10 seconds each.

00:52:07.760 This guy, Syrian refugee,

00:52:09.640 he wants to bring his niece from Syria to be his carer.

00:52:13.580 This guy, somebody in his family

00:52:17.140 got British citizenship in the 70s.

00:52:19.620 And he's trying to see if he can get British citizenship.

00:52:23.780 This guy, this woman, her husband is a delivery driver. 1.00

00:52:28.780 And one of the immigrants tried to scam him 1.00

00:52:32.440 by throwing himself on his car. 1.00

00:52:34.520 So the immigrants aren't safe from other immigrants 1.00

00:52:37.720 Is one of the beauties of it 1.00

00:52:40.260 Door dash camera

00:52:42.040 Yes

00:52:42.600 Exactly

00:52:44.520 And this guy

00:52:46.580 He's asking if he should leave Northern Ireland

00:52:50.060 And the response is 0.98

00:52:51.860 Yep, they're pretty freaking racist in Northern Ireland 0.98

00:52:54.360 They really don't like us 0.99

00:52:55.620 You should definitely leave Northern Ireland

00:52:57.340 So I just want to say thank you to the people of Northern Ireland

00:53:00.520 On behalf of every taxpayer in Britain

00:53:04.240 They're just going to come here.

00:53:05.740 They're just going to come here.

00:53:07.560 Moving on.

00:53:08.620 That was insufferable, man.

00:53:11.020 Hawken says,

00:53:11.660 What are the odds of getting a family of Southern Baptist gun nuts

00:53:13.980 who love the British people into the country with these benefits?

00:53:16.060 Asking for a friend. 0.63

00:53:16.900 Zero.

00:53:17.980 Zero percent. 1.00

00:53:19.220 If you are not sufficiently dark-skinned, 1.00

00:53:22.640 this will not apply to you.

00:53:23.900 But also, those people love their freedom.

00:53:25.320 They wouldn't come here in the first place.

00:53:26.600 Yeah.

00:53:26.820 Do you really want to be a dependent of the British taxpayer?

00:53:29.440 Probably not.

00:53:30.700 Anyway, so I thought we'd talk about

00:53:31.980 some dog racism

00:53:33.540 because this is

00:53:35.220 something that I came across my timeline

00:53:37.700 and I found very, very amusing. So this is

00:53:39.880 actor John Bernthal and he's

00:53:41.920 on the Howard Stern Show. He's still around

00:53:44.060 apparently, Howard Stern. And this

00:53:46.000 is his opinion of you being racist

00:53:48.000 against his pit bulls. My dogs

00:53:50.020 are the greatest and they're unbelievably

00:53:52.000 well-trained. So the myth of the pit bull is a lot

00:53:54.000 of bullshit. People gotta stop that shit. 1.00

00:53:54.960 People gotta stop that shit. Pit bulls don't attack. 1.00

00:53:57.440 No, man. It's just racism. It's just

00:53:59.000 dog racism, you know? I think

00:54:01.020 to be afraid of a breed of dog is completely ridiculous it's like being afraid of somebody for 0.99

00:54:05.620 their race or their sexual orientation it's completely ridiculous i think if you see somebody 0.99

00:54:09.960 look if if a pit bull bites you it's gonna suck you know what i mean but they're no more likely 0.99

00:54:14.140 to bite you than a chihuahua or any other breed of dog and uh it probably has more to do with who 0.92

00:54:18.500 owns them and how they were trained yeah i think that a lot of knuckleheads unfortunately are are

00:54:22.920 attracted to that breed of dog and to me you know when i see some wannabe gangster getting pulled 1.00

00:54:28.080 down the venice beach by his pit bull and i'm like you feed that fucker and he's pulling you 0.99

00:54:32.880 down that you know i to me that's not manly or strong at all you know i i think you got to train 0.99

00:54:38.120 your dog right so you've just been a racist i didn't expect him to be that camp by the way

00:54:42.700 no but if you if you notice even the characters that he plays i just didn't expect him to be that 0.94

00:54:46.680 camp but if you notice any patterns with pit bulls you're a racist right i mean he works so

00:54:53.300 So, John Bernthal works with the Animal Farm Foundation.

00:54:57.080 As you can see, their guiding principle is all dogs are individuals.

00:55:02.980 Okay.

00:55:04.180 But they could be individuals who are part of a pattern of behavior.

00:55:07.720 No.

00:55:09.120 But you'll notice that this is the liberal attitude towards people applied to dogs.

00:55:15.920 Yes.

00:55:16.120 You're, of course, not allowed to recognize accumulated patterns of behavior

00:55:20.440 in certain demographics because that is a racism a sexism or whatever ism and they want to apply

00:55:26.900 that to dogs so you're being dog racist right so it's exactly the same uh ideology so what what

00:55:33.100 exactly is the ideology telling us well if you look at just all of the isms that liberalism 0.82

00:55:37.580 stigmatizes right so you've got racism sexism ableism ageism heterosexism cis sexism speciesism

00:55:43.580 colorism nativism uh luxism sizism well these are all biological attributes right so the liberal

00:55:53.120 is saying you are not allowed to notice biological differences and discriminate based on those

00:55:58.920 things given your point on ageism is the saying you can't teach an old dog new tricks inherently

00:56:04.020 ageist i suppose speciesist absolutely that crosses barriers mate yeah oh wow i quite admire

00:56:11.100 the consistency yeah well that's the point right it's the consistency the the entire premise of

00:56:17.820 liberalism is to make sure that the bio that sorry the rhythm it well it's it liberalism is an

00:56:23.540 ideology they're all they're all jewish yeah the the stigmatize uh the stigmatization uh words that

00:56:30.460 they use are about saying no biological reality has no connection to your personality or behavior

00:56:35.580 yeah it's like okay but that's that's scientific right but that but that's that's something as

00:56:40.400 you say they're consistent about it to the point that they will apply it to dogs to non-rational

00:56:45.680 creatures that cannot be reasoned with cannot be explained to and so we'll go through about breeds

00:56:49.840 of horses well of course it applies to that clearly a draft horse is different from an arabian this

00:56:55.540 sounds like sizism they're discriminating based on their biological sizes right apparently how dare

00:57:01.580 you right so just to just for anyone who doesn't know right um pit bulls are what's called a bull

00:57:07.860 and terrier cross right now in the 19th century um the uh there was a there was a broad market

00:57:14.540 for fighting dogs right uh they like paying and betting on dogs that would fight each other in

00:57:20.880 arena and it was absolutely horrible and this was banned in britain in about 1930 at 1830 sorry and

00:57:27.620 in uh america in 1874 but it was a really popular thing but of course it's it's awful

00:57:33.220 it's really quite grotesque it's grotesque is a great way to describe it but if you were someone

00:57:39.600 who enjoyed this kind of thing you're like right okay well i am going to breed dogs for this right

00:57:44.660 well there are actually you know a few ways you could do it to get a successful dog you could take

00:57:49.940 um what is now what is now an extinct breed of dog called an old english bulldog which got a

00:57:54.940 massive head but it's not that fast right and crossbreed it with a terrier which is really

00:58:00.800 fast and really aggressive and thankfully absolutely tiny and yappy me me me me and if

00:58:05.860 you just give that tiny yappy annoying dog massive jaws and huge shoulders well actually you've got

00:58:12.360 an incredibly good fighting dog right incredibly good fighting dog um and this is what they did

00:58:18.560 with the pit bull and there are a few different uh breeds of pit bulls in fact um that you get

00:58:24.940 you know various different kinds but the americans imported theirs over from britain and ireland in

00:58:30.020 the 19th century and then started breeding them into the american pitbull terrier terrier uh you've

00:58:35.060 got um three main strains of them right one's the old family red norse which is a bloodline that

00:58:41.060 originated in ireland that has a reddish coloration to it you've got the castillo pitbulls which were

00:58:46.060 founded by someone called tecla castillo in the 1980s then you have the john pritchard colby

00:58:51.580 pitbulls who in 1889 uh began breeding them into the kind of classic thing that you think of as a

00:58:58.280 pit bull right and so this is this is something that within like you know recent recorded history

00:59:06.400 yes i mean sometimes within living memory uh we have seen these things engineered right these are

00:59:12.240 distinctly engineered he's not like you know they weren't uh oh game dogs that were repurposed as

00:59:18.140 this thing no it was i want to create the best fighting dog i can possibly get and so i'm going

00:59:23.700 to take the aggressiveness of a terrier and give it the strength of an old bulldog and we'll then

00:59:29.340 market them as pets because dog fighting has been banned right so they were specifically bred

00:59:35.860 to kill other dogs to kill things right specifically there's just no other reason they exist

00:59:40.980 and man you watch our pit bulls right so they're the community of pit mummies this has got a million

00:59:46.920 subscribers this reddit by the way right look at the rules look at the rules on the side no breed

00:59:52.360 hate this applies to all breeds no dog breed is more aggressive than another what some are just

00:59:59.200 prone to having inexperienced or uninvested owners so okay the dog is prone to a condition

01:00:06.660 that afflicts their owners well yeah the the the raising of the dog is purely on the owner's side

01:00:12.940 so it's purely about the rational person the dog itself has no in the nature versus nurture

01:00:19.360 debate we've adopted the full nurture position exactly but it's also the most liberal position

01:00:24.820 right yeah no no there's nothing biological about the way you are society has made you bad if you

01:00:29.500 spend more money on education you will get better educational outcomes out of everyone absolutely

01:00:33.740 if we just give all crime is economically motivated yes if you're nicer to the dog he

01:00:39.260 won't behead you with a machete exactly right and so they've arrived at the liberal something we're

01:00:43.960 going to be talking about in a little while all people are fundamentally the same it's society

01:00:48.040 that makes you bad right uh then you've got um we kindly ask you to refrain from submitting posts

01:00:54.640 that serve to reinforce negative stereotypes as in don't post things about pitbulls that have

01:00:59.660 mauled people because or is there anything negative no yeah well anything negative but

01:01:04.180 that's the primary thing they're asking for don't post body cam footage so this is why the bbc won't

01:01:09.040 talk about the rape gang inquiry report yes don't post pitbull body cam footage right uh and so you

01:01:14.720 get people posting these uh you know just happy oh look my dog goes train from some of you like

01:01:20.060 he is built that thing looks terrifying man what are you talking about yeah now give a dog with

01:01:26.000 that build the aggressiveness of a terrier that's meant to be used against rats and you realize why

01:01:32.880 there's such a problem and they need these rules like yeah okay you can't say anything negative

01:01:36.200 about these dogs on these boards right um so going back to that uh the colby chap what was his name

01:01:42.100 um john pritchard colby who bred these things right they mauled his nephew and sister and

01:01:48.880 killed his young nephew right while he was breeding them right in 1909 colby's visiting

01:01:54.920 two-year-old nephew toddled out alone to colby's dog yard where 25 fighting dogs were chained

01:01:59.780 and was bitten so badly by one of the largest that he died it was the first ever report of a

01:02:03.700 fighting dog causing a human death in the united states the boston daily globe reported that he

01:02:08.020 was very secretive about the affair and declined to give out any details the story made headlines

01:02:11.940 up and down the east coast he shot and killed the dog next day and charges were never filed

01:02:15.500 interesting that he like again from the beginning for the first breeders nephew yeah that's a sign

01:02:26.280 are we not allowed to draw any conclusions well remember there's no dog is more aggressive than

01:02:31.060 any other dog if this was a pound of labradors that a two-year-old had walked out into he would

01:02:37.120 got mauled in exactly the same way right no he may he may have got licked to death maybe i don't

01:02:43.780 know you know like if you say so yeah uh well exactly right so i don't believe you it well

01:02:49.840 exactly that's the point but this this is the point about the um the sort of liberal ideology

01:02:54.720 that has to overlay the justification of what is essentially a bioweapon right these things were

01:03:00.180 designed to be pit fighting dogs to kill other dogs specifically and the people breeding them

01:03:07.040 into existence were choosing the most aggressive of their dogs to breed so i want the most aggressive

01:03:12.780 i want the most sturdy i want the most uh like uh long-lived one and there was in fact there was a

01:03:18.420 particular one i can't remember which um there we uh not that one uh there's a particular image

01:03:24.060 there we go this was colby's pincher he was a famous stud one that he he you know bred with a

01:03:29.920 lot of uh other female dogs because he had the correct properties that he's looking for right

01:03:34.700 so he's like hyper aggressive hyper strong uh and so like i said like that you get this i mean this

01:03:42.820 is a great thread by cremeu here who is someone who really doesn't like these pitbulls because

01:03:47.720 i mean this is just from 1901 oh pet dog kills its mistress again is the you know all of these

01:03:54.060 pitbull attacks that they go through it's it's it's been from the start because they were bred

01:03:58.620 to be aggressive so on the subreddit when and all these other places without oh no it's not the dog

01:04:02.860 it's the owner

01:04:03.400 yeah the owner bought a weapon

01:04:05.220 it's both

01:04:05.800 the owner bought a fighting dog

01:04:07.800 that was bred

01:04:08.400 to be the most aggressive dog

01:04:10.080 that has ever existed

01:04:11.160 and to have the power

01:04:12.800 to carry out

01:04:13.820 that damage

01:04:14.840 and so you'd be like

01:04:16.000 no no 0.96

01:04:16.280 you're just a racist against dogs 0.98

01:04:18.360 yeah I know 0.99

01:04:19.040 right

01:04:19.380 for a good reason

01:04:19.920 yeah exactly

01:04:20.680 it's just I don't want kids

01:04:22.200 getting mauled by this dog

01:04:23.760 when I get back from my holiday

01:04:25.260 I'm going to be buying a dog

01:04:26.740 so I've been looking

01:04:27.260 at the different temperaments

01:04:28.200 like a black lab

01:04:29.340 or a German Shepherd

01:04:30.180 something that's friendly

01:04:31.080 so I can have it

01:04:31.980 walking around my parish to start conversations

01:04:34.200 for the very same reason that when I just bought my house,

01:04:36.640 I bought one in an area with very few African-Americans

01:04:38.740 because I want to have a nice neighborhood 0.99

01:04:40.840 and I don't want aggressive behavior.

01:04:42.680 Like it's the exact same thing.

01:04:44.500 Yes, but that's why the liberal ideology

01:04:47.100 applies so well here

01:04:48.400 because it shows you what it's covering up

01:04:50.400 in our own society, right?

01:04:52.400 Anyway, you can get the breeds and the data,

01:04:57.320 which is pretty awful as you can imagine.

01:05:00.340 if i can close that for some reason um it's it's pretty cut and dried uh that's 66.9 percent of

01:05:08.100 fatalities is pitbulls you've got nine percent rottweilers then you've got uh mixed breed at

01:05:13.980 5.1 percent then you've got german shepherd at 4.2 percent mastiffs at 3.5 percent american

01:05:19.620 bulldogs at 3.2 and huskies at 2.5 and then all of the dogs is in that fatalities 10 at the top

01:05:26.820 there uh they're six percent of all dogs six six percent of all dogs 60 percent of fatalities

01:05:33.800 67 fatalities yeah sounds very familiar

01:05:36.340 well again i i don't want to encourage pitbull racism right and you get dog trainers who like

01:05:44.980 this there's a chap called stunning dennis right he's got he's been dog training for 40 years he's

01:05:49.520 got a youtube channel with 300 000 uh subscribers and he runs a business doing dog training and this

01:05:56.480 is his opinion. Welcome back to Bluegrass. It's a beautiful July afternoon. I'm out with Max.

01:06:00.920 Max is about a five and a half month old pit bull mix. And for the rest of this video, we won't

01:06:05.440 talk so much about pit bulls exactly. We'll just talk about big square headed dogs because all of

01:06:10.800 the big square headed dogs kind of have at some point in their origin story, ancestors who were

01:06:16.340 bred to fight other dogs or fight game animals or engage in some other type of exhibitionary

01:06:21.880 violence okay and so just to jump right to the end of this video uh yes it is the breed okay it

01:06:28.920 might not be the specific breed that follows the uh the the bloodlines as they're outlined in the

01:06:34.520 breed registries okay but it's the type okay and we all know the type it's like the supreme court

01:06:40.360 talks about pornography you know it when you see it i know a pit bull mix when i see them right

01:06:44.920 and from my perspective listen i got a lot of buddies that like this kind of dog and they

01:06:50.120 They really generally don't have any problems with them because they never forget what kind

01:06:53.460 of dog they are and they manage them in a way that's appropriate for the type.

01:06:57.440 But somebody just sent me a video, a news story, where a lady had a dog like this and

01:07:03.880 it killed her baby.

01:07:05.580 And she was there.

01:07:06.860 She watched it happen and she couldn't control the dog, right?

01:07:10.700 So people would get a dog like this and they'll be like, well, if you train it right or if

01:07:14.400 you raise it right, then it won't do that kind of stuff.

01:07:17.560 Well, that's not necessarily true, number one.

01:07:21.000 But then number two, most people that have dogs, they don't really do that good a job of training them, right?

01:07:27.500 And they definitely don't do that good a job of managing them.

01:07:30.020 So that's kind of a silly argument, right?

01:07:32.780 So when you have these kind of dogs and they're running around killing your neighbor's dog, 0.89

01:07:35.740 they're biting a mailman, they're killing babies in front of their moms,

01:07:39.760 you just have to accept the fact that people don't need to have this kind of dog, really,

01:07:44.820 because most of the time they're not going to learn to train them right they're going to learn

01:07:49.060 to manage them right and a lot of times they're just going to literally lack the physical capacity

01:07:52.620 to manage the dog if it doesn't want to be managed right so basically what we have created in this is

01:07:58.660 a war dog right yeah this thing is a weapon of war and he's absolutely right he's like no it's

01:08:04.260 the breed like it's literally it's the breed and i'm sorry but my noticing skills are on point

01:08:09.920 right there's there's no getting around it it is the biological nature of a pit bull to want to

01:08:15.860 kill things anything basically because that's what it's was bred to do explicitly bred so nurture

01:08:23.260 can make a difference but it doesn't override nature yes and this is why it's pit bull racism

01:08:28.460 now you get like um doctors who are like listen right i am a doctor i have seen this over and

01:08:34.600 over right this is a medical doctor from twitter most of the common calls i get from the uh from

01:08:40.080 dog attacks 99 pitbulls mostly these are family pits who just all of a sudden snap i've seen kids

01:08:45.680 with chewed out eyeballs and scalped faces there was one time a kid who got bit in the face one

01:08:50.560 cheek with a perfect childhood dimple the other cheek but nothing but blood and gore very rare to

01:08:55.160 see kids after suffering prolonged attacks since they're dead at the scene but adults often survive

01:08:59.600 prolonged attacks there was one lady middle-aged relatively large who agreed to watch a friend's 0.94

01:09:03.540 pitbull she got attacked in her garage she showed up with one arm and both arms and one legs 0.99

01:09:08.220 partially amputated nearly all of the skin in her anterior chest and the abdomen was ripped from the

01:09:13.820 underlying facial layers this is all to say that every time i go to the park with my kid i carry a 1.00

01:09:18.420 glock 19 partially for protection against societal dregs third worlders but more so for protection 0.71

01:09:23.460 against their dogs same problem right i mean the counter argument is this guy's racist yes

01:09:33.500 Which one would you rather be?

01:09:34.300 Okay.

01:09:34.980 I mean,

01:09:35.540 the counter argument,

01:09:36.240 don't notice the biological reality of a pit bull.

01:09:39.580 Yeah.

01:09:40.180 Right?

01:09:40.940 Because otherwise you're discriminating

01:09:43.760 and unjustly oppressing the pit bull with your opinion.

01:09:47.000 So you're supposed to have the same reaction

01:09:49.080 if a Labrador comes up to your kid

01:09:50.880 than if a pit bull comes up to your kid.

01:09:52.720 Yes.

01:09:53.180 That's what John Bernthal would absolutely have you believe.

01:09:57.520 This is,

01:09:57.860 I mean,

01:09:58.060 you can tell by looking at it,

01:09:59.920 right?

01:10:00.360 Oh yeah.

01:10:01.020 But you can tell by looking at the thing,

01:10:02.760 right?

01:10:03.040 physiognomy is real if a thing looks at you like this it's hunting you right and i i've seen this

01:10:09.140 myself right so i i went to um cornwall a few years ago on holiday with my kids and i'm standing

01:10:15.400 having a cigarette like off the beach because there's a pathway off the beach right and i'm

01:10:19.360 watching this woman walk past with a pit bull i was like jesus christ i'm a big dog but i mean it 0.99

01:10:23.760 didn't seem aggressive or anything until she stopped to talk to someone that she knew she

01:10:27.780 said and i see the dog is just staring at the beach and i look it's just staring at these

01:10:32.820 kids playing in the water and it's maybe you know 100 meters away and i'm like oh and i see

01:10:37.440 the frame of this dog suddenly it's tense right and it is just literally like it's looking them

01:10:43.740 like that thing is looking at the camera and i was just like i'm gonna have to jump on this thing

01:10:48.680 if because there's no way this woman was never going to be able to hold this dog if it decided 0.97

01:10:52.980 to go thankfully it didn't and they carried on but i was just like shit and that's when i really 0.99

01:10:57.120 first started becoming a racist against pitbulls i was just like because my kids were down there 0.99

01:11:01.120 but everyone's kids were down there

01:11:02.760 and I was just looking at this thing thinking

01:11:04.480 okay, I'm literally the only thing

01:11:07.160 standing between it and these kids

01:11:08.880 so if it did something, I would have to do something

01:11:11.320 so

01:11:12.540 I think I've said this before

01:11:14.460 but God gives us these instincts for a reason

01:11:16.020 it's for self-protection, self-preservation 1.00

01:11:17.760 if a single young woman 1.00

01:11:20.240 is about to get on an elevator

01:11:21.800 and she sees you two looking very sharp

01:11:24.000 she'll get on and be comfortable

01:11:25.080 if she sees Jamal with his pants halfway down his leg

01:11:27.880 perhaps a sword or something on his side

01:11:30.840 She should not get in the lift. 1.00

01:11:32.760 But society and these liberals and these women of both sexes 0.81

01:11:35.740 are telling her she should get on and ignore what she sees, 0.91

01:11:38.620 ignore her instinct. 1.00

01:11:39.660 I'm sorry, did you just say these women of both sexes? 1.00

01:11:41.660 Yes.

01:11:42.600 John is clearly a woman.

01:11:47.640 But what's worse is that he's clearly a liberal. 0.87

01:11:50.020 Right.

01:11:50.460 It's the same thing.

01:11:51.380 I didn't expect this endorsement of transgenderism from Calvin.

01:11:54.780 I just don't know what to do now.

01:11:57.440 But it shows you have a mysticism of the ideology, right?

01:12:00.320 it's like okay i i can understand how it applies to people when people are rational beings people

01:12:06.060 are in charge of their decisions dogs are not rational beings so trying to apply the liberal

01:12:12.160 mysticism to non-rational instinctively driven animals who will look at you like that and rip

01:12:18.280 your face off is madness absolutely madness i mean there there is a band pitbull subreddit you can

01:12:25.960 look at um i mean it's all it's all this is where the post is about people who aren't allowed to 0.97

01:12:32.000 post in the pitbull sub post where it's like don't post anything that reinforces stereotypes this is

01:12:36.700 nothing but reinforcement of stereotypes these dogs are a living weapon that's what they're for

01:12:42.380 that's what they were bred for and that's how they behave and so i want to end on this right

01:12:46.740 and i actually i actually kind of agree with this person right i feel for pitbulls they are born to 0.92

01:12:52.140 be fighters to ram flesh and crunch bone but are forced to be wholesome chungas accessories 0.90

01:12:56.240 they're the most long-housed creatures on the planet it's true what they should be is chasing 1.00

01:13:03.940 the taliban around afghanistan right they should be with a squad of marines as they storm some 1.00

01:13:10.540 compound or something right they should not and it's literally like a loaded weapon that is being 0.66

01:13:17.540 played around with at the beach or at the house or whatever oh it went off and it killed someone

01:13:21.520 well yeah why have you got a loaded weapon in you know playing with your children yeah you know no

01:13:26.960 this should be a weapon of war that we set upon our enemies because that's what it is and i again

01:13:32.100 i completely agree they're born to be fighters yes they are born for you know they're born and

01:13:37.020 bred they're literally like orcs to be honest of the dog world like literally like dog orcs

01:13:42.400 and it's like oh i can't believe this orc has killed these people again yeah i can't believe

01:13:46.000 it either send them against your enemies don't keep them around your children so true in a special

01:13:51.720 forces unit with pit bulls would be freaking terrifying yeah yeah you know why does that not

01:13:57.340 release the hounds and then yeah send the traitors behind them yeah okay fair enough yeah i don't know 0.96

01:14:02.620 why they don't know but we're supposed to pretend through libtard ideology are they they're just the 0.84

01:14:08.060 same as all other dogs no they're not that's a good point though that the armed forces and the 0.96

01:14:11.660 police have certain breeds of dogs don't they so they admit there are certain different temperaments

01:14:15.260 oh yeah i mean alsatians and things like that you know particularly fast and strong and trainable

01:14:20.880 so they use those but um yeah pit bulls are literally just pit fighters it's like okay

01:14:26.100 don't hang around with me they're just weapons anyway let's carry on the video comments um

01:14:32.060 zeno says pit bulls are bred for fighting when people deny them the ability to do that in a

01:14:36.280 healthy way they'll do it in an unhealthy way it's just us exactly you know like the biology

01:14:40.880 of the pitbull is what makes it a pitbull

01:14:43.160 it's what informs its behaviour

01:14:44.720 and it can't help it either

01:14:46.780 so it is actually really unfair and unreasonable 0.85

01:14:48.780 for it to try and become a wholesome chungus 1.00

01:14:51.140 you know, it's literally like

01:14:53.000 Nietzsche, you know, the hawk isn't evil

01:14:54.800 for acting like a hawk

01:14:56.300 the pitbull isn't evil for acting like a pitbull

01:14:58.480 it's just, you know, I went swimming

01:15:00.920 and I got bitten by a shark, why did you go swimming with sharks?

01:15:03.160 that's the old fable of the scorpion on your back

01:15:04.900 as you cross the river

01:15:05.700 exactly

01:15:06.580 the first one

01:15:10.880 so we have

01:15:13.700 just going to do

01:15:16.760 it's a bit of a what do you call it

01:15:18.520 house

01:15:19.040 go on chickens

01:15:32.300 they were not bred for racing

01:15:42.460 i don't even think they knew they were supposed to be doing that

01:15:47.720 go for the next one first noticed in hanoi back in early 2003 the SARS epidemic was a significant

01:15:53.920 event in may of that year bbc horizon program covered its detection spread and containment

01:15:59.760 The disease arrived in Canada, triggering then-new WHO emergency measures,

01:16:04.180 masks, restricting gathering, quarantine zones.

01:16:07.280 It's fascinating for showing how the world learned all the wrong lessons from that outbreak

01:16:10.980 and set the scene for 17 years later.

01:16:13.480 Most intriguing was tracking down the index case to a hotel in Hong Kong and a Dr. Liu Jiang Lun,

01:16:19.220 although we never find out what was the doctor's field of expertise

01:16:21.700 that he should have the disease in the first place.

01:16:24.540 That's really interesting.

01:16:25.700 really interesting

01:16:29.220 to be exactly

01:16:29.740 the same story

01:16:30.540 exactly the same

01:16:31.440 origin

01:16:32.520 you're going to

01:16:32.860 keep trying right

01:16:33.800 yeah I think so

01:16:34.480 you never learn

01:16:34.900 our lessons

01:16:35.320 you're going to

01:16:35.640 keep trying

01:16:36.140 I think so

01:16:36.920 Sophie says

01:16:38.100 fun story to all 0.99

01:16:39.220 the women who 1.00

01:16:39.740 are going to 0.99

01:16:40.080 watch superhero

01:16:40.520 movies we're

01:16:41.000 already watching

01:16:41.540 this is pandering

01:16:42.640 it's alienating

01:16:43.480 us too

01:16:44.020 I'm a massive

01:16:44.840 DC fan especially

01:16:45.760 of the 2000

01:16:46.320 animated shows

01:16:46.960 I'm never going

01:16:47.980 to watch that 0.99

01:16:48.500 Supergirl movie

01:16:49.500 we'll be watching

01:16:51.180 the animated

01:16:51.620 Nightfall

01:16:52.060 but that looks

01:16:52.500 sick

01:16:52.760 Omar says

01:16:54.540 appealing to the

01:16:55.100 modern audience

01:16:55.560 This is one thing, but people don't talk enough

01:16:57.120 about appealing to the modern algorithm.

01:16:59.180 I wonder how many scenes have been ruined

01:17:00.420 because of all the action they had to take place

01:17:02.060 inside an aspect ratio of a TikTok video.

01:17:04.220 Yeah, what's going on with this?

01:17:05.240 I've seen a lot of people talking about this.

01:17:07.320 Like modern films are specifically,

01:17:10.840 you can see the whole thing.

01:17:12.480 They're creating content for the ADHD or TikTok generation.

01:17:16.940 So you're seeing stuff go from one thing to another really quickly.

01:17:19.820 That's why a lot of movies are just incoherent now.

01:17:22.560 Really?

01:17:23.180 Because there's no sort of coherent through line.

01:17:26.240 It's, we'll go from one thing to another.

01:17:27.600 Keep attention, keep attention, keep attention.

01:17:29.440 I'm liking China's digital policies more and more these days.

01:17:32.640 Yeah, well, yeah.

01:17:35.240 But comically, Disney has just signed a deal

01:17:37.700 to include TikTok into Disney+.

01:17:42.240 So, yeah, Matt, it's mental.

01:17:44.740 What does that mean?

01:17:45.820 As in, like, TikTok videos will now be on Disney+.

01:17:48.620 So they've signed a big deal to amalgamate and work together.

01:17:51.700 it's just nonsense

01:17:52.900 it's just creating

01:17:54.040 brain rot 0.56

01:17:54.620 yeah yeah

01:17:55.460 and brain rot videos

01:17:56.540 it really is brain rot

01:17:57.260 isn't it

01:17:57.580 yeah but it's just

01:17:58.000 those short things

01:17:58.780 isn't it

01:17:59.160 it's quick

01:17:59.920 Henry says

01:18:00.880 I made the choice

01:18:01.440 a few years ago

01:18:01.940 I won't bother

01:18:02.480 going to watch

01:18:03.080 Disney films at cinema

01:18:04.460 because I'm paying

01:18:05.140 for Disney Plus

01:18:05.700 I like Star Wars

01:18:06.900 and I'll watch

01:18:07.240 one of the Mando

01:18:07.620 movie at home

01:18:08.140 one weekend

01:18:08.700 also Moana 0.92

01:18:09.960 was bad enough 0.89

01:18:10.560 but Lilo and Stitch

01:18:11.660 was criminal

01:18:12.120 they completely

01:18:13.500 undermined the entire

01:18:14.260 pro-family message

01:18:15.040 with the ending

01:18:15.700 and changed the message

01:18:16.560 to abandon your sister

01:18:17.460 to the state

01:18:18.040 and go to California

01:18:19.020 did they

01:18:19.820 well yeah yeah

01:18:21.480 so that's interesting isn't it right that that right there uh henry is is a textbook case of

01:18:26.520 why streaming will never replace the actual markets because you know that that's a person now

01:18:32.040 where disney now gets what like i don't know 10 15 pound a month from this individual uh whereas

01:18:38.420 before you know if they released two three movies on a you know on a month basis that would have

01:18:45.640 that and then

01:18:47.680 times that by several

01:18:49.840 million.

01:18:51.520 Reach the cap on that.

01:18:54.440 Canis Familiaris says,

01:18:55.720 even my normie friends called the newest Spider-Man

01:18:57.980 a giant BMW ad.

01:19:00.240 Yeah, I think there was BMWs

01:19:01.880 in it. I mean, the thing is, that's another element

01:19:03.880 of how movies have to get made now, is they have to

01:19:05.860 partner with lots of companies.

01:19:08.400 That's just how they do it.

01:19:09.400 Or a placement.

01:19:10.720 Effectively, yeah.

01:19:13.040 Michael says, and they wonder why the

01:19:15.300 mustache man came to power when the people finally became so disenfranchised by the system

01:19:19.620 rupert lowe is the moderate solution yes yeah he's 100 it's the final and moderate solution

01:19:25.120 it's just this this whole uh this whole system just cannot sustain itself it's it's insane man 0.98

01:19:33.440 it's the the thing about that page is that more and more of the arabs are saying to other arabs 0.96

01:19:39.520 you freaking parasites stop well yeah i mean yeah and then you see others saying no no you're on 0.96

01:19:45.280 benefits too well they're not wrong the thing is this is a foregone conclusion everything will 0.99

01:19:52.200 collapse right so you either collapse it now yes okay under an element your own control

01:19:58.500 demolition and uncontrolled fire and and and then the ability to rebuild it in a way which is then

01:20:04.720 sustainable moving forwards and again under your prerequisites or it collapses completely out of

01:20:11.620 control it's raw chaos and the ability to then rebuild it is actually taken from you yep because

01:20:18.000 it it's the it's the way it collapses which enables the ability to actually rebuild it

01:20:23.860 moving forwards or not yeah that's the option now that's what we've got no one same with the

01:20:29.760 pensions yeah but no no one anywhere near a position of political power in the government

01:20:34.720 will ever have a conversation like that no of course not it's absolutely mad like watching

01:20:38.640 Andy Burnham

01:20:39.100 just being like

01:20:39.600 yeah we're going

01:20:39.960 to do all these

01:20:40.300 things and it's

01:20:41.060 like okay but

01:20:41.420 we've seen these

01:20:41.800 doing like 159

01:20:43.340 mental health

01:20:44.500 places now

01:20:45.240 so oh great

01:20:45.740 more money

01:20:46.460 it's the short

01:20:47.160 termism of

01:20:47.700 politics though

01:20:48.200 isn't it

01:20:48.640 people who are

01:20:49.480 having this

01:20:49.840 conversation

01:20:50.180 people like

01:20:50.660 Elon Musk

01:20:51.180 who's saying

01:20:51.560 actually AI

01:20:52.300 is going to

01:20:52.580 replace all

01:20:53.020 your jobs

01:20:53.340 anyway so

01:20:53.860 everyone's

01:20:54.260 going to be

01:20:54.460 on welfare

01:20:55.120 money will

01:20:55.880 become irrelevant

01:20:56.400 but that's

01:20:56.860 happening in

01:20:57.320 London already

01:20:57.980 is Uber has

01:20:59.800 introduced

01:21:00.200 self-driving

01:21:00.740 cars now

01:21:01.420 yeah

01:21:01.740 I don't know

01:21:02.360 how I feel

01:21:02.700 about that

01:21:03.160 well and it's

01:21:03.940 awful but

01:21:04.700 that is one

01:21:05.940 of the

01:21:06.400 I mean self-driving

01:21:07.160 cars generally yeah i'm not a fan i mean i drive for pleasure i've seen the waymos around here a 1.00

01:21:12.180 lot this time they weren't here last time think of what is the highest uh uh in in the sort of 0.54

01:21:18.680 biggest demographic of employment for low-skilled individuals is driving delivery things like that

01:21:23.740 that's the point there'll be no jobs for any of them for any of us yeah no jobs so exactly so we

01:21:28.220 won't be able to do nothing thing is in a hundred years i reckon the data will be self-driving cars

01:21:33.200 just so much safer

01:21:34.280 than non-self-driving cars

01:21:35.960 that basically people

01:21:37.060 will be banned from driving.

01:21:38.200 Oh, yeah.

01:21:38.720 I genuinely think

01:21:39.500 that's what I was going to go for.

01:21:40.320 I don't drive because it's safe.

01:21:41.460 I drive because it's fun.

01:21:43.020 Steve says,

01:21:44.080 would it be surprising to know

01:21:45.460 that every single council

01:21:46.240 in the entirety of Great Britain

01:21:47.380 is a foreign worker sponsor?

01:21:49.600 From the 23 that I've worked with,

01:21:51.000 close to 17 of them sponsor people

01:21:53.080 for nepotistic positions.

01:21:54.740 It's an issue that is known

01:21:56.080 deeply in the home office,

01:21:57.040 yet nothing can be done

01:21:57.960 due to current internal regulations.

01:22:00.060 It's not just the external rules

01:22:01.240 the problem

01:22:02.140 the issue

01:22:03.240 I mean I believe it

01:22:05.860 I totally believe it

01:22:07.240 that's just crazy

01:22:08.500 funny it says

01:22:08.920 nothing can be done

01:22:09.760 no they don't want

01:22:10.420 to do anything about it

01:22:11.280 you can change all of this

01:22:12.340 overnight if you wanted to

01:22:13.320 they just don't want to

01:22:14.260 but that's the point

01:22:15.540 isn't it

01:22:15.880 like we've got another

01:22:16.580 we've got a Labour government

01:22:17.400 for at least another

01:22:18.020 three years

01:22:18.680 but the general population

01:22:21.000 still are like

01:22:22.680 okay 28%

01:22:23.440 like oh I'm going to vote

01:22:24.040 for Andy Burnham in Labour

01:22:24.880 just

01:22:26.700 are you government employees

01:22:29.100 what do you not understand they've got the welfare vote and they've got the civil service vote yes

01:22:35.600 yeah these are two pretty big constituencies and they're in a good position to compete for

01:22:39.800 the muslim vote it's exactly as you said like the the thing is going to collapse so you can either 1.00

01:22:43.160 do a controlled demolition so you are in control of how things go or you can just wait until it 0.99

01:22:47.640 goes up in flames and that's like yeah no we really would like to just carry on in our willful

01:22:52.580 ignorance wishfully thinking this will go this will work until it goes up in flames and then 0.94

01:22:56.680 will blame the right wing and capitalists and elon musk you know like it it's ridiculous this 0.99

01:23:00.940 was the biggest black pill for me this year on the tuesday the rape gang inquiry report came out

01:23:04.940 on the thursday people voted for the labor party again yeah yeah i don't really know what else we

01:23:09.620 can do what else you can see in front of your very own eyes to wake up you're choosing to take

01:23:13.740 the blue pill yeah yeah it is actually that it's choosing to take the blue pill and so i've just

01:23:18.860 come to the conclusion it's like okay it has to get worse a strong man has to take power well it's

01:23:25.320 Yeah, but it won't until it's in these people's faces.

01:23:29.080 Oh, yeah, you're right.

01:23:30.800 But by then it'll be too late politically.

01:23:33.820 For what they want, yeah.

01:23:38.220 Henry says, Pip isn't even means tested.

01:23:41.040 You could be a Premier League footballer.

01:23:43.020 Until it came Pip, really?

01:23:44.360 Yeah, yeah, that's the thing.

01:23:45.500 Literally, yeah.

01:23:47.720 Why am I not claiming Pip?

01:23:49.600 Well, you do get anxiety.

01:23:50.460 Why are you?

01:23:51.080 Yeah, I do get anxiety.

01:23:51.780 Because I've got a sense of pride.

01:23:53.920 Yeah, but I get anxiety walking through Swindon Town Centre.

01:23:56.280 Yeah.

01:23:56.900 To be fair, so do I.

01:23:58.000 Yeah, right, there we go. 0.95

01:24:00.100 Most Anglo's words.

01:24:01.580 Yeah. 0.95

01:24:02.240 So where's my money?

01:24:03.920 That's mad.

01:24:05.220 I was practically cheering reading the Restore Tax Policy document

01:24:08.080 that promised to knock about £900 a month off my tax contributions

01:24:10.760 slash all the spending.

01:24:11.720 Yeah, we're going to be talking about it tomorrow, actually.

01:24:13.520 Harrison Pitson to take us through the document tomorrow.

01:24:17.280 And Josh.

01:24:18.100 And Josh, sorry, yeah.

01:24:19.300 Because, God, do I want that.

01:24:21.580 You know, do I want that.

01:24:22.720 They're getting some pushback

01:24:23.780 from their not maintaining the triple log.

01:24:27.160 Baron Von Warhawk says,

01:24:28.400 did you see the case of Kitty Hind? 0.89

01:24:30.460 She's a blind English social media influencer 1.00

01:24:32.320 and due to the comments of her followers,

01:24:34.420 she left her English boyfriend of two years

01:24:36.120 because they said he was ugly.

01:24:37.900 Keep in mind that she is completely blind. 1.00

01:24:40.020 She left him for an African migrant 0.96

01:24:41.560 who then robbed her after a few days of dating. 1.00

01:24:45.540 She's also ugly, so... 1.00

01:24:47.620 Everyone thinks you're blind, 1.00

01:24:50.820 so you're blind. 1.00

01:24:51.520 You're ugly, so you're blind. 1.00

01:24:52.720 who cares 1.00

01:24:53.820 let's go on to dog racism

01:24:56.560 they'll tell you it's the owner not the breed

01:24:59.100 but they will never ever ever prosecute the owner for murder

01:25:01.220 yeah that's a great point as well

01:25:02.420 if it is the owner and not the breed then you're responsible

01:25:05.040 for what you did

01:25:05.800 you're the person who abused that pitbull

01:25:08.700 to the point where it just 0.99

01:25:10.740 murdered some kid

01:25:11.700 so what I'm saying is

01:25:14.520 Star was fiery but mostly peaceful

01:25:17.220 backdoor says it turns out it was the content

01:25:19.200 of the pitbull's character the whole time

01:25:21.060 it's not wrong

01:25:26.300 that's the thing

01:25:26.940 you know

01:25:27.580 Arizona Desert Rat

01:25:30.300 says there was a

01:25:30.860 video of a mailman

01:25:31.780 pepper spraying a

01:25:32.500 pitbull rushing him 0.99

01:25:33.340 there was a huge

01:25:34.200 debate in the

01:25:34.620 comments as to

01:25:35.160 whether or not he

01:25:35.700 should have sprayed

01:25:36.600 it absolutely 0.84

01:25:37.100 ridiculous there but

01:25:38.300 what I want to know 0.96

01:25:38.820 is did it deter the

01:25:39.820 pitbull like because

01:25:41.540 is it like a body

01:25:42.440 cam situation where

01:25:43.400 it's just the pitbull

01:25:44.140 is coming at you

01:25:44.760 and no amount of

01:25:45.940 pepper spray or

01:25:46.500 tasing is gonna put

01:25:48.020 it down

01:25:48.320 genuinely curious

01:25:50.420 actually quinn says i've had multiple dogs around my life uh my newest is an energetic and very

01:25:55.980 attached french bulldog who just won't leave my side i love its bits but the temperament is

01:25:59.540 radically different to my old jack russell terrier daisy the french bulldog is nervous with strangers

01:26:04.500 outside the house recently haven't been able to keep her away from playing protective mothers my

01:26:08.160 three-month-old nephew the jack russell terrier would play with anyone even strangers uh very

01:26:12.980 similar sizes to the other and the same owner but totally different behaviors so you you you're 0.73

01:26:17.640 you're slightly a libtard when it comes to pit bulls aren't you well no i do think 0.88

01:26:22.120 the argument of nature and nurture you know a dog a young breed of a dog that's a relatively young 0.96

01:26:29.660 breed right like so you're like this is a really good example you're talking about jack russell

01:26:35.340 terror they've been around for a very long time yeah so in terms of nature versus nurture you

01:26:42.060 they have been bred now in a way to be around us right like you you can keep them around you in a

01:26:49.840 way where they're not they're not going to be dangerous because i mean it's literally i mean

01:26:53.840 it's centuries that they've been around it's not it's not a short time whereas this you know if

01:26:59.700 you gave it time could it be bred in a way where their nurture is different yeah probably but it

01:27:05.400 would imply a change in the biology because you've changed really the temporal selection

01:27:10.160 characteristics but the select the selection would naturally change right because they're

01:27:14.100 around you so they so again it's still the breed wouldn't change it but i think this would involve

01:27:20.540 putting down well yeah of course a bunch of aggressive pit bulls exactly the same as it did

01:27:25.980 while selecting pit bulls that are less aggressive yeah so exactly the same as it did for jack russells

01:27:31.400 okay so you still have the physical characteristics of the dog right but the temperamental elements

01:27:36.600 would change i mean the thing is i'm not even sure about that because like i'm quickly looking

01:27:40.580 it up and it seems that a lot of people like why do these dogs bite so much i think the issue is

01:27:45.860 they're just small so they're not like fatal right oh what do you mean what are you talking about

01:27:49.620 terriers yeah yeah terriers well but again a terrier from a breed perspective you actually

01:27:54.600 have to be a really strong owner to have terriers right because they are like terriers are either

01:28:00.060 super nice or assholes right and and and they're very strong-willed dogs they're little it's the

01:28:06.720 it's that it's a little yappy little dog no they're very strong-willed you have to be a really 0.91

01:28:11.320 very very good strong owner they're not first time um owner dogs right because you have to be

01:28:17.960 very on it with them i've got two and if you're not on it like i was live streaming on sunday

01:28:23.020 and someone heard me shout at my my little two-year-old um dog right because it was taking

01:28:28.520 another treat

01:28:29.540 from the older one

01:28:30.760 and they were like

01:28:31.480 oh my god

01:28:32.160 but no you have to

01:28:33.040 like

01:28:33.880 effectively

01:28:35.480 the dog dad voice

01:28:37.380 comes out

01:28:37.900 you have to lay down

01:28:39.460 the law

01:28:40.020 because otherwise

01:28:40.920 they'll just walk

01:28:41.620 all over you

01:28:42.280 but they're smaller

01:28:44.340 so it's not

01:28:45.200 the same as that

01:28:45.880 I'm not sure

01:28:47.000 that they are like

01:28:47.820 domesticated

01:28:48.620 in the way you think of

01:28:49.320 because I mean

01:28:49.640 like this page

01:28:50.840 about Jack Russell Terrace

01:28:52.700 they're saying

01:28:53.260 it's instinctive

01:28:54.200 that they've got

01:28:55.140 a really hyper-aggressive

01:28:56.320 prey drive

01:28:56.940 oh yeah they do

01:28:57.740 yeah yeah and and and because they're they're to get rats right your rashes foxes badgers yeah

01:29:03.660 you know and don't get me wrong i'm sure that they're incredible at it but that's basically

01:29:07.720 most dogs most dogs have a driving factor like a collie for instance like you you wouldn't want

01:29:12.120 you wouldn't want to yeah but you but you couldn't have that if you didn't if you didn't facilitate

01:29:16.880 its natural imperative right so but so yeah i mean but the jack russell's only about this big

01:29:23.700 so it can bite my ankles all at once

01:29:26.780 and I'm sure it'd be small little painful teeth

01:29:29.160 but it's not that bloody thing

01:29:30.560 no of course not

01:29:32.140 it is obviously different

01:29:33.460 the story about that woman, both arms and one of her legs 1.00

01:29:37.260 yeah

01:29:37.640 yeah it's brutal

01:29:40.240 a terrier can't do that to you

01:29:42.140 you can't do that with this

01:29:44.980 it's a monster

01:29:46.140 yeah exactly, it's just mad

01:29:48.460 but I

01:29:49.340 like I said, I totally feel bad for them though 1.00

01:29:52.080 I do think, you know, they should be set on people in the third world. 0.98

01:29:58.100 Baron von Hoek says, in the next crusade, there will be a dog detachment. 0.91

01:30:02.080 They're the kind of dogs you see the Romans having had with a legion, right?

01:30:07.300 Literally like...

01:30:08.300 A cane corso is descended from those, right?

01:30:10.100 Yeah, right, yeah. 1.00

01:30:11.340 And, you know, so yeah, chasing Celts all around northern France or something. 1.00

01:30:15.240 Makes perfect sense. 1.00

01:30:17.240 Baron von Hoek says, in this country, in 15 or 20 years' time,

01:30:20.020 the pit bull will have the whip hand over the golden retriever i'm just saying you know there's

01:30:25.700 a massive defense force for pit bulls for some reason henry says i swear pit bulls are exclusively

01:30:34.940 owned by drug dealers and women who think i can change him i know a lot of men who either have

01:30:39.020 or want a big strong dog and none of them ever have express interest in having a pit bull yeah

01:30:43.700 i mean i don't there's nothing wrong with having like big strong dog i love like alsatians german

01:30:47.940 shepherd's one like and either it's the attitude isn't it most people believe like a pit bull or

01:30:55.320 any any other form of uh large prey uh predatory focused dog um that's a status symbol for them

01:31:03.040 right you know and normally those kind of people are compensating for a lack of character right

01:31:08.880 a lack of conviction and a lack of their own uh internalized strength themselves well also if

01:31:14.500 that kind of dog will always walk all over you if you're a drug dealer it's probably personal

01:31:18.500 security as well right yeah yeah probably probably but luckily they probably get killed by it so

01:31:22.680 that's true i agree i agree that it's lucky uh anyway we're out of time there uh so thanks for

01:31:30.980 joining us calvin uh where can people find more from you good question thank you uh calvin

01:31:35.220 robinson.com is my sub stack and i put links every friday to my common sense crusade the next

01:31:40.540 crusade fox and father and dan with an outspoken which i do every week as well so thank you god

01:31:45.680 great well thanks for joining us folks and we'll see you tomorrow

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 06, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1478

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