00:03:42.080this is accepted and the police seem to know this and their advice is oh just take some precautions
00:03:48.360like lock your doors extra tightly keep your children indoors don't go out when it's dark
00:03:53.740etc etc as if this is going to somehow work and the general atmosphere of the village is rather
00:04:04.340fearful, and it is also everybody around that area is quite afraid, understandably so, because
00:04:12.620the government will be providing the migrants with buses and transportation to make sure that1.00
00:04:18.540they can roam around the area like the feral ghouls that they are. So this is what's being1.00
00:04:26.500planned for this location. And the residents aren't happy with it. The women of the village
00:04:35.880put together some videos to basically appeal to the 200 plus female MPs in parliament and say to1.00
00:04:43.780them, this is insane. You know that you're sentencing us to become victims of crimes when
00:04:52.080We haven't done anything wrong, but the concern from the establishment has been minimal.
00:04:59.060Now, finally, MPs from Reform and the Conservatives are visiting the area.
00:05:05.580The locals themselves have been organizing protests in Bicester at the site saying, don't you dare do this.
00:05:13.340And they are begging, the locals are begging for help, but no help is forthcoming.
00:05:19.000So they decided to sort of declare themselves the village that roared and did some kind of symbolic referendum announcing their independence from the United Kingdom.
00:05:30.900the BBC obviously steps in and the BBC being a venomous cesspit of British hatred0.88
00:05:41.160decided to find the one resident of Fittington that seems to be quite in favor of the migrants
00:05:50.460of course they did and to feature her in a three-minute video and let's just listen to some
00:05:57.940of that for a moment please because this is kind of important of the far right which we have
00:06:04.360witnessed this weekend is um very much being felt here in this village in what way so the first
00:06:12.940thing sorry the first thing is the far right yes it's yeah it's amazing that this was just a normal
00:06:17.820rural village in england until until five minutes ago and now it's a victim of the demonic far right
00:06:24.940And now the far right have shown up, and that is the actual root of all evil.0.85
00:06:30.340Not the love of money, not the migrants' love for crime.0.87
00:06:34.360It's like, you know, the man mentioned the far right in the first sentence.1.00
00:06:39.200The use of fear as a means to rally and activate people has unfortunately encouraged and invited the wrong type of people to express their hard right views.
00:07:00.660Right. Do you mean people from outside?
00:07:02.560Yeah, I mean more worryingly people from outside.1.00
00:11:32.500that are sort of pro-migrant, pro-refugees, etc., etc.
00:11:36.620And then when it comes to dumping them there, a lot of the people in Piddington are saying, or that are featured by the media, I should say, a lot of the people featured by the media in Piddington, our quote is saying, well, yes, we don't dispute people's right to have asylum, we don't dispute people's right to be housed, but it isn't the right place to dump them.
00:13:14.000That's exactly what they're going to say.
00:13:16.140The debate is, what do you do with regards to the people of Piddington?
00:13:20.500So some people have taken the view, it serves them right, they should be punished.
00:13:25.460Thankfully, this has not been the position of Restore Britain and of Rupert Lowe.
00:13:29.780Because at the end of the day, what is happening is that, yes, some of these people are trying to virtue signal.
00:13:35.140But the key political virtue is loyalty.
00:13:38.020And you're not going to get loyalty from the public, including in Lib Dem areas that are now being diversified,
00:13:45.280if you don't show them loyalty first. Loyalty goes both ways. And if you want to get it from
00:13:53.180people, you have to offer it yourself first. And so going around attacking the people of
00:13:58.260Fittington for being virtue signaling woke, which some of them certainly are, isn't going to help
00:14:05.960anyone here. Well, here's another consideration to the people who are criticizing them and saying
00:14:10.540that oh you deserve this because you're too moderate but for one I think that's frankly1.00
00:14:15.600a psychotic and fairly online mindset to have because yeah people can be stupid it doesn't0.99
00:14:25.120mean that they deserve the most awful things to happen to them part of our job should be to steward1.00
00:14:31.960these people away from the stupid decisions that they've made we're not going to be effective in0.99
00:14:36.860that if we tell them serves you right, deserve it. The other thing is the people of Piddington,0.99
00:14:42.680and I noted this on Bo Show this morning, are operating under vastly different constraints
00:14:47.760to random internet annons, who to a certain extent on Elon's Twitter have carte blanche to say what
00:14:55.220they want and will get a similar sort of virtue signal benefit from being as based as possible.
00:15:02.220Oh, I think we should do X or Y to these people. They absolutely deserve it and they'll
00:15:06.82010 000 more yeah they'll have they'll have hordes of people going yes so based we're winning lads
00:15:13.080yeah the people of pittington don't have that benefit the people of pittington are in under
00:15:17.800the microscope they're in the public eye they're trying to work together to get an effective
00:15:22.760outcome for themselves and if they come out and say i am part of the online far right i hate these0.97
00:15:30.440people uh they're disgusting brown hordes etc etc what will happen is that will further condemn0.99
00:15:36.660them to this fate. And you can say it's unfair, but these are the incentives. These are the1.00
00:15:41.540constraints that they're working under. So if they have to say, oh, you know, well, I'm not racist,
00:15:46.160but we just don't want any amount of however so many men coming to us or we'd be made unsafe
00:15:51.400anyway. They're just working within the constraints of the system have put them under.
00:15:56.720And the other side of this, firstly, you're absolutely right. And I agree with you completely.
00:16:02.140Secondly, the other side of it is that when you are living in a very safe environment, as the West has traditionally been for most of its existence aside from major wars, generally this has always had, like Christendom has always behaved generally better.
00:16:21.320When you are operating in that way, you kind of naturally assume a little bit of blank slateism.
00:16:30.420The issue is that the blank slate-ism is spiritual in that everybody's soul is a bit of a blank slate, afflicted by original sin.
00:16:38.780We're all the same in that spiritual sense.
00:16:41.960But noticing data and being aware of crime data doesn't in any way deny the possibility of spiritual salvation for everybody.
00:16:53.000so people in the west are kind of primed to think in a particular way because of the religious
00:16:59.900history and their religious tradition it just doesn't carry over into physical biology and it0.97
00:17:06.960doesn't carry over into culture not all cultures are the same islam encourages the rape of conquered0.99
00:17:13.480peoples in africa the concept of consent is non-existent these are cultural realities it0.98
00:17:20.860It doesn't mean that these people are inherently all going to go to hell, but it does put a0.99
00:17:26.740responsibility on you to take precautions, including guarding your goddamn borders.0.99
00:17:34.220And especially not take risks with the safety of others, because that's the most disgusting0.99
00:17:39.660thing that establishmentarians are calling for.
00:17:44.160So the issue of Piddington is becoming, you know, a political football.0.98
00:17:49.060Should they be dumped here, or should they be dumped on Roschdale, or should they be dumped on the city of Oxford, or should they be dumped on Rotherham, where we already know the impact of this kind of immigration, legal and illegal.0.84
00:19:25.000And so this is why Rupert Lowe ends up hitting the correct tone.
00:19:29.000Restore Britain is not going to throw the women of Pittington or anywhere else to third world wolves
00:19:34.000because their neighbor may or may not have voted Liberal Democrat two years ago.
00:19:37.920Yes, that is the correct paternalistic tone to take. The role of the right is to protect its own people, including people who have made terrible choices. That's the correct starting point. Not they deserve it, throw 10,000 more, let them have it until they learn. Like that is deeply amoral.
00:19:58.880Exactly. And I want to add to what you're saying now and what you, Harry, said before, is that many people online forget that the kind of rhetoric that people are exposed to online isn't the rhetoric that people offline are exposed to.
00:20:15.840So they operate with completely different assumptions and they don't have the same picture that people online on particular platforms have about the country and about over-representation in crime.
00:20:28.400Most of these people, they aren't online and they aren't even aware that there is such an argument as particular communities are over-represented in crime because they consume other types of media.
00:20:40.740and they consume especially, you know, headlines
00:20:43.960that all talk about, well, you know, the far right.
00:20:47.620And they say, well, someone is going to say,
00:32:47.120if these countries were to actually separate from the United Kingdom, the first thing that they would
00:32:52.700do is rejoin the EU. And along with that, they would probably be, potentially, because they
00:32:59.440wouldn't be able to use the pound anymore, presumably, if they're not attached to England,
00:33:03.140they'd presumably get onto the euro, which has always been such a winning formula for
00:33:09.900small independent countries. Stelios, you can tell us, how did Greece fare under a euro?
00:33:15.860it's a very complicated question i think that in some respects it helped greece in others it
00:33:24.280really hampered it it's a problem if you can't print money because the european central bank
00:33:30.340tells you to not print money on the other hand when you don't have a culture of fiscal and1.00
00:33:36.420monetary responsibility it can actually be a good thing because you don't become argentina
00:33:41.400well my main it did become argentina no no really my main thought is that wales and scotland
00:33:48.820are independently not particularly big economies maybe that would change under independence but i
00:33:57.700don't suspect that it would maybe they'd get some more trade agreements with the eu or something
00:34:02.680maybe they would be able to expand their economy that way but still they're nowhere near as big an
00:34:06.460economy is England, because England is, of course, held aloft by the City of London in many ways in
00:34:12.580the financialised sector there. Scotland and Wales both take in way more in benefits and welfare
00:34:20.720than England does. And in terms of public spending, a country like Scotland contributes 8.1% of total
00:34:28.760tax while taking out 9.1 percent of total total tax so they are there's a net deficit there in
00:34:36.880terms of what they take versus what they give and so these are countries that would be heavily
00:34:41.580welfare dependent uh that are um not particularly especially in wales case everybody knows that
00:34:48.760wales is not a particularly wealthy country they're heavily reliant on welfare in the nhs
00:34:53.720take away access to English benefits and then get yourself on the euro which as you say doesn't
00:35:00.640allow you to print money if there's one thing about England it's got monetary sovereignty
00:35:04.260and can they love doing it they love printing money and they just keep printing money they
00:35:09.900won't be able to do that anymore all of a sudden they're going to have to hit austerity or just
00:35:14.260collapse potentially if they want to maintain the same level of welfare that they have right now
00:35:18.360Just a quick point here. Accession to the EU is a 10, 20-year process. And according to your numbers here, the deficit of Scotland is 10.5% of their budget, 10.4% of their budget. To join the EU, you must have that under 3%.
00:35:37.700So they're going to have to involve themselves
00:36:00.620and half of the voters are retarded,1.00
00:36:03.760which is why they vote for these parties to begin with.0.99
00:36:05.940and the result is this promise of prosperity that entails an insane amount of chaos.
00:36:13.740Well, I mean, I don't know if the actual population, obviously the populations to a
00:36:17.820large enough extent vote for these parties to get them in. I don't know how much the population,
00:36:21.960if it actually came to a referendum we saw in 2014 with Scotland, it was still a majority no
00:36:27.380to Scottish independence. I don't know how much Brexit will have changed that,
00:36:32.160But I can only hope that the actual populations of these countries would be smart enough to go against the, frankly, political grandstanding of their own leaders.
00:36:42.640Because what this clearly appears to be is, one, international interference in many ways, divide and conquer, etc.
00:36:51.580But also grandstanding from these political leaders so that they can try and get more devolved powers.
00:36:56.600And probably with more devolved powers, they want to upend in Wales, particularly, I think it's called the Bennett Agreement, the Bennett Formula.
00:37:05.400So they want to get more money out of us alongside this.
00:37:09.560So it's probably going to be a situation where we've written up this, we've all signed that we want independence.
00:37:15.140We all want, you know, autonomy and you can't block our democracy.
00:37:19.700so maybe we'll break up the union or maybe you can give us a little bit more so that we can0.87
00:37:25.820i don't know import even more foreigners and give them benefits immediately because these governments
00:37:30.400parade themselves around like nationalists they have nothing but contempt for the well-being and
00:37:36.620well wishes of the native populations of these countries they only want to separate from the
00:37:42.620English out of a sort of historical spite. And then like Sinn Féin in Ireland, they will then
00:37:50.180immediately begin replacing you with foreign populations. Harry, are you implying that Hamza0.83
00:37:56.000Yusuf doesn't particularly love the Scots? Well, we know what he feels about white people,0.99
00:38:00.980don't we? Yeah. And Scottish self-determination would surely be that Scotland is run by Scottish
00:38:07.760people. And when seeing that Scotland was run by Scottish people, Humza Yusuf didn't seem
00:38:15.140particularly happy, did he? It's also worth pointing out that the actual formula of
00:38:19.360self-determination was really popularised by Woodrow Wilson following the end of the First
00:38:25.600World War, or just right before the First World War. That was an international political formula
00:38:31.140intended to benefit America alone on the international stage and to help set the stage
00:38:37.420for decolonization following the second world war where all of a sudden the new standard that we're
00:38:42.440all setting ourselves by is self-determination therefore sorry Britain sorry Europe you can't0.95
00:38:48.400have your colonies because Umbasa the rapist warlord has got enough of his people to agree0.96
00:38:55.680that they don't want to be ruled by you anymore so you're going to have to hand it over to him0.93
00:38:59.220by the way he's being funded by the CIA but we're not going to mention that you know I mean that
00:39:04.340given weapons by the chinese and the soviets meaning that this was really really everyone
00:39:08.900tried to prophesy strange incidences exactly the whole point of self-determination was to carve up
00:39:13.980europe first and foremost and look at how well self-determination ended for uh yugoslavia and
00:39:21.320other such countries to a degree let's uh let's add to what you're saying is that to a degree
00:39:28.140the argument for self-determination is an argument i find in some respects
00:39:32.060appealing and it's part and parcel of being independent in a way and being a free and
00:39:38.920sovereign country and i think that right now one of the main problems with the eu and this is why
00:39:44.020i find it a bit ironic and much more an issue is that the eu as a union doesn't particularly
00:39:50.860respect the sovereignty of its members no absolutely at least to say that they're going
00:39:56.820to enter the EU in order to exercise the sovereignty is a bit shaky, to say the least.
00:40:04.540Well, here's the other thing as well. And this relates to what Firas and I were saying about
00:40:09.520how realistic the whole prospect is. Self-determination sounds great. Not every
00:40:14.880country can be self-deterministic. It's just a fact. If you are a tiny country with a tiny
00:40:23.460economy, no ability to finance your own military spending, no ability to nationalize or to support
00:40:33.120your own energy resources. You have no ability to be self-deterministic. You have to rely on some
00:40:40.240other greater power to survive. And that's what they are effectively saying, because they want
00:40:46.760to enter the EU. Yes. They want to trade out a form of English rule for Eurocrat rule.
00:40:53.160They will have so much more influence over their own government as part of the United Kingdom than they would under the auspices.0.92
00:41:00.000And in this case, the argument for self-determination is a skin suit.0.99
00:41:40.400You care so much about the wellbeing of the Irish people
00:41:43.720because it's not like there's any recent history
00:41:46.200with Northern and the Republic of Ireland
00:41:48.840that would suggest that such a thing might end in large-scale conflict at all, would there?
00:41:54.100No, there's no history there. There's no history there. So it might just be Trump doing his usual
00:42:00.840bluster. It might be him trying to flatter the prime minister as he sat there with him. But still,
00:42:06.920you are an international representative of the largest and most powerful country in the world.
00:42:12.500Your word means a lot. Maybe be a little bit more careful about this.
00:42:15.920That's why, honestly, I'll say this, and I mean, I don't care, but I really want us to go to a more traditional discourse that isn't just complete anti-intellectual nonsense just to own the libs.
00:42:29.280Yeah, and correct me if I'm wrong, but from my understanding, there was at least, I mean, there's centuries old conflicts between English and the Irish, and there were three decades where this was being managed, not in good ways.
00:42:47.320And then there was the Good Friday Agreement of 1997 with Tony Blair,
00:42:52.920if I'm correct, and ever since there has been a sort of coexistence
00:42:59.000that didn't have the intensity it had or the violence it had before.
00:43:42.560this chap who I don't know if you can see the profile picture here does not look like your1.00
00:43:48.160average Celt as far as I know I know they can come quite dark but I've never seen one that0.98
00:43:54.600quite looks like that saying Welsh Scottish Northern Irish leaders signed deal for self
00:43:59.360independence from UK Welsh not British Scottish not British Irish not British Cornish the most
00:44:05.380the biggest LARP of all independence movements the Cornish independence movement could you imagine
00:44:12.140the economy of an independent cornwall? Me neither. We are Celtic nations with our own languages,
00:44:22.380heritage, cultures and histories. We existed long before the United Kingdom. Now obviously
00:44:27.820this is a LARP but also what it does signal is to a certain extent there are plenty of foreigners
00:44:33.600out there who recognise that these left-wing independent separatist governments, if they get
00:44:40.820their way are going to be hugely beneficial to them because they're going to behave exactly like0.90
00:44:45.120Shin Fen did and immediately start replacing the native population with their co-ethnics.1.00
00:44:51.320Yep. That is obviously what's going to happen. These people can see that. They can go like,0.99
00:44:55.600oh god, I can be fully Welsh. I can be a new Welshman. They've already started doing
00:45:02.020like advertisement videos of young girls trying to entice me into the country. Brilliant. If0.99
00:45:08.420anything England is the one England is the one thing stopping them from going further with this
00:45:13.960it is worth noting though again that it all of the other parties involved in these discussions
00:45:20.940on the national level in Scotland in Wales are completely against this the Conservatives and
00:45:27.500Labour reform I've not seen the Greens what they may have to say about it in any of these countries
00:45:33.280but it seems like these larping separatist parties are the only ones in support of this and they are
00:45:39.720only trying to take advantage of a political moment to try and get what they want they know
00:45:44.020how weak burnham is they know he's going to have to cut spending they're positioning themselves to
00:45:47.760to to benefit from it and just one thing to add here especially when it comes to online discourse
00:45:53.320i think online platforms are really susceptible to uh foreign psyops yes psychological operations
00:46:01.280and especially, you know, this whole push towards separatism, you have to take it with a pinch of
00:46:08.820salt. Yes, but it is also worth noting, as you just did, that they're susceptible to outside
00:46:15.300influence. And that's when this comes in that is interesting. And I know yesterday I was
00:46:20.960criticizing people with the Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk thing for doing the Israel are the reason I0.99
00:46:27.280stubbed my toe this morning. Israel burnt my sausage roll when I went to Greg's. That kind0.52
00:46:34.580of discourse. However, it is important to note, and this is very interesting, that back in June,
00:46:41.400Middle East Forum, an Israeli-backed American think tank, who are the people who earlier on
00:46:47.480this year, I believe, gave Danny Tomo £32,000 to fund his protests. Back in June, they released
00:46:55.920this article putting forward a strategy that Mossad should cultivate strategic partners among
00:47:02.660Europe's right-wing separatist movements. Now, they specify here right-wing, but of course this
00:47:07.320is a strategy that can be adapted to left-wing as well. If you see it as beneficial for a divide
00:47:12.400and conquer kind of strategy, then ultimately you can come out tops either way. And this is off the
00:47:18.500back of this. It says in this article, decisions by Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to
00:47:24.040recognize a Palestinian state, label Israel's operation in Gaza as the biggest genocide of
00:47:29.620the century, and enact an embargo on Jerusalem's arms imports are part of a wider effort by European
00:47:34.540leftists to shackle the Jewish state. Now Manchester Mayor and soon-to-be British Prime
00:47:38.120Minister Andy Burnham is calling for restrictions on British weapon sales to Israel. And let's not0.76
00:47:43.100forget that just the other week there was a multilateral sanction against the West Bank.
00:47:49.820Yes. 82% of Spaniards believe that Israel committed genocide in Gaza, 58% demand that0.98
00:47:55.840arms sales to Israel be halted, and 60% oppose Israel's military actions. Recent polls in Britain
00:48:01.320also show that half of the population believes that Israel committed genocide
00:48:04.700and the government should terminate arms sales to Jerusalem or impose sanctions on the Jewish state.
00:48:09.440Again, the sanctions have come against the West Bank and the settlers, but they see it as all part
00:48:14.100of the same thing. Anti-Israel posters calling for the annihilation of the Jewish state punctuate
00:48:19.320leftist demonstrations and cultural events in Spain and Britain, which is exactly what you1.00
00:48:23.140should expect to happen when you import lots of Muslims into your country. To counter this leftist1.00
00:48:28.400groundswell, Israel should begin outreach to conservative factions among regional pro-independence
00:48:33.500groups in Europe. In Catalonia, Sylvia Orioles of Alancia Catalana has hoisted Israel's flag in the
00:48:41.840regional parliament and argues that Israel's victories also advance Catalonia's interests.0.61
00:48:46.120as the mayor of Ripoll, Orioles took on the Salafist networks responsible for the 2017
00:48:50.680Barcelona terrorist attack that killed 16 people. Now, it's important to note here,
00:48:54.160the language that's being used is not, this is great for Spain. This is not great. It's not,
00:49:00.060this is great for Catalonians. It's, this is better for us. Yes. Right. And this is not to0.50
00:49:05.120say that any of these movements emerged because of Israeli interference, right? The, like the0.87
00:49:11.660Scottish independence movement does not come from Israel, the Welsh independence movement does not
00:49:16.580come from Israel, but they can all be taken advantage of by outside powers for their own
00:49:22.820purposes, and it carries on. Like Catalonia's right-wing Zionist influence movement, separatist
00:49:27.880elements in Spain's Basque country in Galicia, as well as in Scotland and Wales, also may help
00:49:33.360build Israel's newest Europeans alliances. The Jewish state's external intelligence agency, now
00:49:38.120this is interesting that they just lay this out. Bear in mind, this is actually written by a former
00:49:42.920IDF soldier. The intelligence agency Mossad has a special division, Tevil, that handles liaison
00:49:49.040operations with non-state entities. This division, which has developed networks worldwide to serve
00:49:54.600Israel's interests, has the workforce and technical resources to establish and maintain
00:49:58.820relationships with right-wing European pro-independence movements. Its work in building
00:50:03.400underground structures combined with expertise in countering radical Islam and transferring0.94
00:50:07.020know-how, makes it the only entity in Israel fit to serve as the vanguard in building relationships
00:50:12.900with the pro-freedom entities. Yes, and it goes on to lay out the full play of how they would do
00:50:22.300this, build networks, set up an emerging sovereign partners cell that would have agreements and
00:50:29.500arrangements with all of these people on how to set up their own infrastructure. And bear in mind
00:50:33.900as well, this is not just going to be something that is specific to Israeli thinking. Given the
00:50:38.660information transfers between, say, the CIA and Mossad and other intelligence agencies,
00:50:44.820America equally, or any other country with intelligence connections to Mossad, which seems
00:50:50.080to be everyone, if they wanted to undermine UK sovereignty, would be able to look at this and go,
00:50:56.300this is a fantastic plan. We will do this and support these. Not again to say that the SNP
00:51:02.320appeared out of nowhere through foreign machinations. But people who have foreign
00:51:07.800interests could look at this, look at the SNP and say, fantastic, we're going to break down
00:51:13.720UK solidarity. It's a mean of gaining leverage. You give us trouble here, we'll give you trouble
00:51:18.800there. And not just that, it's important to remember that the entire destruction of the
00:51:23.280Middle East, like the Libya, Sudan, Syria, Iraq, and now Iran operations, these started in the
00:51:31.340think tank community. The ideas behind them began in the American think tank community. Project for
00:51:36.640the new American century being the most famous one. And this was extensively discussed. And then
00:51:43.380it became actual government policy. And it became government policy for two decades for the United
00:51:51.160States. So don't take this as evidence that, oh, you know, Plaid Cambro is operating on behalf of
00:52:00.220Zionists. That's not what Harry is saying. That's not what I am saying. In fact, they're probably
00:52:04.120the opposite, which is why Zionists would want to weaken them. Yes, but do accept that this kind0.99
00:52:12.180of thinking has form for ending up having massive influence on the actual policy of the government
00:52:19.440of the United States. And that if you are trying, if you, like the United States, are in a phase of
00:52:25.160imperial consolidation, and you need to consolidate over Europe so that you can confront, say, China
00:52:31.100or Russia more effectively, then, yeah, break up Europe, weaken it further. Yeah. Russia could take
00:52:36.840advantage of this. China could take advantage of this. The Qataris could take advantage of this.
00:52:41.560Any of them could take advantage of this. All this is doing is saying, these guys have a vested
00:52:46.920interest in supporting some of these. Here's the layout. Here's the program for how we would do it.
00:52:51.720Also, just a small question, because both of you know much more about this than I do. But I think my question is, how do the Irish, generally speaking, feel about it? Because they are talking here about the Spaniards. They're talking about who else?
00:53:08.160uh yeah whatever people in britain but what about the irish what what about their their sentiment
00:53:16.240towards uh israel's government at the moment because i don't last time i checked it wasn't
00:53:21.200particularly it wasn't particularly positive sure sure but but look at the list flanders
00:53:26.560corsica transnistria greenland the pharaoh islands like this is there's an extensive list
01:22:10.260okay so i see the chat saying that i must be stopped so i will continue
01:22:22.860now you're just putting now you're just putting like sadie sink on the screen i was getting back
01:22:28.780into it for a moment because sydney sweeney has started a movement that's what i said i'm hot
01:22:35.220and i'm not going to apologize for it yeah okay okay right so no no i i actually think that this
01:22:41.220is a constructive conversation and let's go back to what you were saying i feel rather destroyed
01:22:45.780right now. No, no. And let me just say that I have more links ready to hand. Okay. Dare I skip to
01:22:55.560them? Dare I move us forward, folks? No, but question. Do you think, for instance, first of
01:23:00.940all, I'll just, Sam Rose, I'll say, I think it's a bad thing that she is promoting gambling.
01:23:07.120I think it's a bad thing. And yeah, in several cases, it does get uber tacky. Like with a silly0.99
01:23:15.780euphoria thing it's it's disgusting let's be honest what she she's starring in euphoria oh0.94
01:23:22.900yeah yeah you've done the segment yeah no that gross show and i do agree with you if you're
01:23:27.600asked that the over sexualization is a bad thing it is about there was both and both of you but
01:23:33.740i want to say is more of a broad societal thing rather than sydney going i'm hot you know yes
01:23:40.660No, but what I want to say is that, on the other hand, I'm basically viewing it at this, the issue from the perspective of a philosopher, from an Aristotelian who wants to find the golden mean between the excess and the deficiency.
01:23:57.080So my point is that, yes, absolutely, there is such a thing as a top-down.
01:24:04.820If we look at that image, do you kind of agree that these are both forms of excess?
01:24:08.720if i had to go with a form of excess i'd go with the right one yes granted but okay kind of agree
01:24:18.620that they're both forms of it yeah but i mean she's promoting dakota johnson is promoting reading
01:24:23.420there that's not exactly i don't think so brother no but who i mean when i look at this image
01:24:29.900honestly the first question that comes to mind isn't who's the author i know i feel like i'm
01:24:35.220that game i'm just not that game i feel like picking up a book
01:24:38.580well done yeah but the point is i want us to i will admit you do have a portion of the truth
01:24:49.320thank you and that's it but i also want to say that i do think that in various ways there is
01:24:56.260reasserting beauty standards is a good thing yes but there is also too much you know um too much
01:25:02.540oppression in several traditional views of the family not that not that traditional family
01:25:11.180how this translates into action that can backfire and if one wants to prevent so-called degeneracy
01:25:19.700it's also a good thing to ask themselves whether they are creating the conditions
01:25:26.920that make what they consider to be degeneracy
01:25:30.680more appealing to those they want to prevent from it.
01:25:55.240Okay. So we will get to the comments because you know, when I'm hosting, I want us to get to your comments. Right. So let's go here. The hapsification says Stelios has committed an act of terrorism for showing us those images.