On this episode of the podcast, we talk about Joe Biden's executive order on gun control, the possibility of a Second Civil War, and whether or not we should be worried about the idea of a Cold War-style civil war.
00:01:36.000Well, today, Joe Biden asserted that constitutional amendments are not absolute, which is technically correct, But, he said that in order to justify his executive action on gun control, which you cannot do.
00:01:51.000Now look, I gotta be honest, I think these executive orders will get struck down, the Supreme Court's gonna throw them out.
00:01:57.000But the guy's clearly trying to do it, and we're probably gonna see red flag legislation from Congress, and a lot of these people, these establishment liberal types, Like, not even the socialist type.
00:02:07.000But these run-of-the-mill liberals have no idea what they're talking about when it comes to these laws, and it's going to get bad for everybody.
00:02:12.000It's going to result in unintended consequences.
00:02:14.000And what's really happening, in my opinion, is that Joe Biden is throwing red meat to a bunch of regular, like, uninitiated, politically ignorant people who have no idea what's going on.
00:02:23.000These rules and regulations will do nothing but cause suffering and harm.
00:02:26.000And we're going to talk about what Joe Biden said, because he pushed several misconceptions about our constitutional rights.
00:02:32.000He said you can't yell fire in a crowded theater.
00:02:34.000He said, back when the Second Amendment was made, you couldn't buy whatever gun you wanted.
00:02:44.000Jordan Peterson is embracing the memes about Red Skull, and it's hilarious because people are now taking Red Skull images, this Nazi villain, and putting Jordan Peterson quotes on them, and I think it's fantastic.
00:02:55.000So we actually have a really great guest who can talk to us about all of these things.
00:02:59.000We have former Special Forces Jim Hansen, also author.
00:03:02.000Do you want to introduce yourself a little bit?
00:03:05.000Yeah, I guess the book we're going to talk about tonight, one of them, is winning the Second Civil War without firing a shot.
00:03:11.000And that kind of implies that if need be, we could fire a shot.
00:04:40.000BLM and Antifa killed dozens, injured hundreds of cops, caused $2 billion worth of damage, seized government buildings, some of them for weeks on end.
00:04:50.000In Seattle, they had a police station for more than weeks.
00:04:53.000If that's not an insurrection, I don't know what one is.
00:05:39.000And I think we are not In a civil war.
00:05:42.000So I think this will be a wonderful debate from all angles, and I'm very excited to hear your thoughts and feelings on that, Jim, in the future.
00:05:58.000I'm really excited about this conversation because my boss is so into the whole civil war thing, and I'm excited for the positivity and optimism.
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00:07:00.000We're going to talk about gun control.
00:07:03.000Biden says no amendment in the Constitution is absolute and calls gun violence a public health crisis and embarrassment as he prepares to sign six executive orders cracking down on firearms.
00:07:14.000There's two things I want to highlight as we start this conversation.
00:07:17.000He says, nothing I'm about to recommend in any way impinges on the Second Amendment.
00:07:25.000These are phony arguments suggesting that these are Second Amendment rights at stake.
00:07:29.000No amendment to the Constitution is absolute, Biden declared.
00:07:32.000And then he points to the famous Supreme Court ruling from, I think it's 1919, that you can't yell fire in a crowded theater, and that was Schenck.
00:07:38.000As part of the First Amendment's free speech clause, which is wrong, because in Brandenburg v. Ohio, I believe it was, 1969, they ruled, actually, you can yell fire in a crowded theater.
00:07:46.000Joe Biden has to know, I'm assuming he knows that, or he's a moron.
00:07:49.000I'm assuming he knows it, because he has legal experts who actually help craft these executive order policies.
00:07:54.000He wouldn't be saying stupid garbage, unless he's trying to mislead people, because this is what they do.
00:08:00.000Or he hadn't had his nap yet and he might have been a little slow.
00:08:40.000You get these lies over and over again.
00:08:42.000The first thing I'm going to say, studies have found liberals on Twitter, for the most part, only follow liberals, whereas conservatives follow both conservatives and liberals.
00:08:50.000It has changed a little bit for the most part, though, it is still true.
00:08:55.000The other thing we see is that liberals get about 95% of their news from liberal sources.
00:09:02.000They get about two-thirds from liberal and one-third from conservative, and conservatives are inverted, getting about two-thirds from conservative and one-third from liberal news sources.
00:09:09.000What this means is that people we call liberals are in bubbles.
00:09:13.000They don't have any idea what's actually going on outside that bubble, and then you get the media telling them lies.
00:09:18.000So now people are going to hear this over and over and over again.
00:09:21.000You can't yell fire in a crowded theater!
00:09:28.000Then they say you couldn't own any gun you wanted to.
00:09:31.000USA Today fact-checked this, and a bunch of historians were like, there actually weren't really any laws limiting the right of private citizens in the Revolutionary War era from owning military-grade weapons.
00:09:43.000Cannons, artillery, grapeshot, all that stuff.
00:09:45.000And then when they talk about, yeah, well, muzzleloaded rifles, muskets, took a minute to reload!
00:09:53.000Yes, and they had volley guns since 1339, I think.
00:09:57.000A volley gun is when they have a bunch of different barrels all loaded, and you have one trigger pull which fires all of them off, which is fully automatic.
00:10:06.000He is outright denying our constitutional rights in order to justify his executive orders, which violates the Constitution.
00:10:11.000So moving into this bigger conversation, we'll talk about guns and about Second Civil War and all that stuff.
00:10:16.000A lot of people have said, You know, they view Second Civil War or Civil War as like factions marching down the street.
00:10:23.000I don't think that's what it'll look like.
00:10:24.000I think it'll be more like insurgency if it does get to the point of violence.
00:10:26.000But we've already seen Proud Boys and Antifa and right-wing and left-wing groups clash.
00:10:30.000More importantly, it's a cold civil war.
00:10:32.000And this is one of the elements of it.
00:10:35.000Telling you your rights don't exist, and then passing executive orders, that's despotic.
00:10:40.000Trump, the worst thing Trump did was the bump stock ban.
00:10:43.000Because that was, now I think the Supreme Court, or I'm sorry, one court has ruled, I think it was with the ninth district, I could be wrong, that bump stocks are not machine guns.
00:11:04.000But what about information warfare, which we are constantly bombarded with?
00:11:09.000What about the fact that, like you said, the constitutional rights are being trampled upon in a way that if the left was actually trying to spark an insurrection, what would they do differently?
00:11:21.000All right, they're isolating us on social media and shutting down our right to speech.
00:12:18.000So if you're an anti-statist, you automatically get lumped on that side of the political spectrum.
00:12:28.000determines whether you're left or right, not your political policies.
00:12:31.000We had Jack Murphy and Michael Mouse in here, and I got into arguments about the wealthy and their ability to influence elections with dumping massive amounts of money.
00:12:40.000I don't think these people should have this much power, much more traditionally left position.
00:12:45.000You're not going to see these grifters on social media take those clips of me screaming like, these billionaires and millionaires are manipulating our elections.
00:12:54.000They don't want to show that, because then I'm not right wing anymore and they need me to be.
00:12:57.000Well, and the dividing line is not right or left as much as it is statist or libertarian individualist.
00:13:05.000If you believe you can best determine what you should be doing as long as you're not hurting other people, then you're on my team.
00:13:11.000If you believe the state or the solons of the woke left know better than you how to live your life and what you should do, then you're on the other team and you're my enemy.
00:13:20.000And I don't mind saying you're my enemy because they're trying to push us out of polite society.
00:13:25.000They're trying to criminalize conservatism or the ideas that they find offensive.
00:14:43.000You see a grayed out profile picture when you go to my Twitter feed.
00:14:47.000Look, the social credit system is legit.
00:14:50.000They might not have a legitimate score or algorithm that calculates it, but we know it's real.
00:14:55.000Like, you're the wrong kind of person with the wrong opinions, and then all of a sudden you start getting banned from different platforms if you don't break the rules.
00:15:01.000You start getting suppressed and shadow banned, and then they ultimately ban you if your opinions are bad.
00:15:46.000And let me give you, how about, let's do a disclaimer.
00:15:47.000But I mean like, sorry, I didn't think you meant literally go physically fight people.
00:15:51.000Just like, what would a person have to do to be engaged in this cultural battle?
00:15:55.000Yeah, but first let's give the disclaimer so that when people come after you, they don't blame you for my bunk.
00:16:01.000Neither Tim nor I want a civil war or an insurrection, and this is in no way considered to be a call for anything like that, not a dog whistle or anything else.
00:17:06.000I'm not getting religious, I'm just saying, man, you really start to understand what evil is once you get older, you get involved in politics, you see what these people do.
00:17:13.000The number one example that really just like, Was when I when I heard this one thing, that's when my heart sank and I was like, wow, I have been too nice to people.
00:17:23.000It was when AOC referred to the child detention centers as influx facilities with controversial records.
00:17:30.000She spends what during the Trump administration concentration camp over and over and over again.
00:17:37.000Trump shut down the Homestead facility.
00:18:40.000And you brought up something about, you know, the statist versus the libertarian.
00:18:43.000I think that really is a good point, because you take a look at the conservative never-Trumpers, or even if you can call them conservative, I don't even know.
00:20:06.000You know, if you've got a thing where you say, I am going to actively be violent against someone else based on my beliefs, then you're evil.
00:20:16.000If you, if you believe, if, if a person says to your face, Ian, concentration camps are here and, and they're right there in Florida and then come out and tell you, okay, so first let me ask you, Ian, do you think concentration camps are evil?
00:21:22.000So, yes, many people, many cultures have done evil things.
00:21:26.000And then later on, as we improve, we say that was evil.
00:21:29.000You know, so when I look at evil, I look at someone telling you that concentration camps are evil, and then a year later, once they've attained power, they say, ours are justified.
00:21:40.000When AOC was screaming that Donald Trump's power was illegitimate, and we were like, oh, okay, it turns out all she really cared about was she wanted her party to have it.
00:21:50.000And once the Democrats came in, once they won, now Joe Biden's president, They're just influx facilities, and you know what AOC said?
00:21:58.000One solution would be to get them appropriate licenses.
00:22:01.000So you mean to tell me that this was evil, but now you entirely support it, now that your guy's in charge?
00:22:08.000Are they gonna outsource it and have now private prisons for the immigrant children?
00:22:13.000They're gonna shut down the actual private prisons, but we'll open new private prisons because we have to have a nice place for our influx of children?
00:24:32.000And that's exactly what I'm talking about.
00:24:34.000When libertarian individuals, libertarian right or libertarian left, look at the One Ring, I'm using that as a metaphor, mind you, and we say, destroy it!
00:26:54.000You know, there are real challenges to being a good person.
00:26:57.000That's why I always talk about how the libertarian spectrum is harder to be on than the authoritarian, and the libertarian left is damn near impossible for those that are libertarian left, true libertarian left, because libertarian leftists are trying to convince people through goodwill.
00:27:08.000At least the libertarian right has money, and they can talk about trade and persuasion.
00:27:13.000But it's very difficult because the authoritarians will lie, cheat, and steal, and take everything you have.
00:27:17.000And so what happens now is, as you pointed out, eagles don't flock.
00:27:21.000Good people of good conscience who say, I want you to be free, I want you to be happy and pursue happiness and not be constrained by authoritarianism and those who would manipulate you to steal from you.
00:27:43.000Their intentions are good, but they understand human nature doesn't allow people to do what they want.
00:27:49.000So in order to get them to do what they want, the new Wokeness, which is the brand since socialism's busted and communism's busted, liberalism's busted, progressivism's busted.
00:27:58.000So Wokeness says, we must do this because the people who oppose it are killing the planet.
00:28:03.000You know, it's not just that you don't want black people to succeed.
00:28:07.000You want to destroy the black community.
00:29:17.000Have you taken a look at the Pentagon?
00:29:18.000Have you taken a look at schools lately?
00:29:21.000The New York City schools want to do, I'm sorry, Sacramento District want to do racial affinity groups where they segregate everybody based on race?
00:29:28.000Sorry, these people don't support Dr. King's dream.
00:29:34.000I wouldn't call it fascism, because it's not the same thing.
00:29:36.000It's authoritarianism, and it adopted many of the tenets from fascism.
00:29:40.000And David Graeber, who was a very famous activist, anthropologist, he was an anarchist, he didn't like being called that apparently, but he pointed this out on Twitter a few years ago.
00:30:53.000You know, I'm not saying I know better than you how you should live your life.
00:30:57.000I'm saying you should have the right to live your life as long as you're not harming other people.
00:31:01.000They say you are harming the planet and all of its inhabitants with your ideas and beliefs.
00:31:09.000I must stop you from doing it, therefore I need the power, as you said.
00:31:12.000But a lot of these people know that the average person views what they're doing as wrong, so they have to lie about it.
00:31:19.000That's why I mentioned this meme where Dr. King is saying, judge people based on the content of their character, because most people agree with that.
00:31:27.000In order to instill racist, Nazi-like ideology, they have to use clever semantic games like anti-racist.
00:32:08.000You know, they say that you can't have a colorblind society because there is so much systemic racism and institutional injustice that you have to actively be an anti-racist and be racist.
00:32:19.000So it's essentially building a new Jim Crow.
00:33:04.000You look at how they actually claimed Asians were more privileged for a long time.
00:33:08.000And that's why I think the issue where they go after whiteness is that it's an easy way to go to someone and say, all of your problems come from someone else.
00:33:18.000They accused Trump of doing the exact same thing when Trump did to a certain degree, but not nearly as much as they do.
00:33:23.000When they say whiteness over and over again and privilege and all that stuff, they're basically just telling people the reason you failed is not your fault.
00:33:56.000While I certainly don't agree with their view on capitalism, at least they're starting to notice the corporatist establishment is not going to give the leftists what they want.
00:34:04.000They're just going to put a rainbow flag up and say, now you can't be mad at us.
00:34:08.000Well, and what I love most, though, is they they needed an enemy.
00:34:37.000They used their own methodology, and now they've got someone to go against, and they've got something to, they've got spoils.
00:34:43.000Because what they did is they take their identity groups, right, and they create a grievance, and they take that grievance to someone who has something they want, and they use their power, they aggregate power, by delivering the spoils to their identity group.
00:34:57.000The problem is, they've run into the circular firing squad problem.
00:35:01.000They can't rectify among their identity groups The problems they have, because you've got black people beating up Asians, you know, you've got a lot of issues.
00:35:18.000You remember what happened in the UK when the Muslims were protesting the LGBT curriculums in schools?
00:35:23.000It was really weird because you'd have these woke people come out and start arguing with Muslims and you'd have like women in like full niqab and then you have a man screaming in the face of a woke person who's confused and there was one video where the guy's like I'm here to help you I'm on your side I'm here to help you and they're like no you're not!
00:35:41.000The Muslim guy's like this is degeneracy and you're wrong and I'm like I wonder if these people who truly believe their insane psychobabble have ever actually spoken with a religious conservative person.
00:35:53.000I mean, when they come out, they, you know, I had a friend who has a picture of a woman in a hijab and it says something like hope or something like, you know, hope underneath it.
00:36:00.000And I'm like, it's really fascinating that you are propping up religious conservatism.
00:36:05.000And like, because Islam is substantially more traditional than even modern Christianity in the United States.
00:36:10.000It's totalitarian if it's implemented the way, you know, the Salafists do.
00:36:16.000There's this perfect circular firing squad right there is you've got people who hate gays and want to hang them from
00:36:20.000cranes Arguing with a gay dude who's telling them that they're
00:36:24.000oppressed and arguing about a curriculum that they don't want in their school
00:36:28.000There's no way you could square that circle and that's that's how we beat them. But that's how we beat him the issue is I
00:36:34.000Don't think I think the circular firing squad matters to a certain degree you're right
00:36:40.000Right now we've got this school board member in California.
00:36:43.000They're demanding she resign because she said a bunch of disparaging things about Asian people.
00:36:47.000But at the time they were allowed to do that.
00:36:49.000It was part of their ideology to disparage Asians.
00:36:52.000Now that they can't do that, they're coming for, you know, Circular Filing Squad, Firing Squad.
00:36:56.000But this person said, I'm not quitting, I don't care.
00:36:58.000And how long until they just move on to the next stupid nonsense and start claiming that, you know, who knows what the next thing's gonna be?
00:37:04.000Just some ridiculous form of oppression that a minority group will have.
00:37:07.000It's like, oh, you know, people with long fingernails that, you know, they just grow too long, so, you know, they're oppressed.
00:37:14.000People who eat too much, they're oppressed, we know that.
00:37:16.000Here's where I think it might bite them, is they invented this several generations of entitled grievance mongers, I call them, right?
00:37:24.000Who've been told that it's not your fault, it's those people's fault.
00:37:37.000She built a team of the purple-haired, freakazoid robots and all her best friends, right?
00:37:42.000They wanted to publish a paper The problem was it went through Google's review board and they said, first of all, the science is kind of garbage.
00:37:49.000Second of all, you're trashing our company.
00:37:51.000And third of all, this is basically just woke grievances, right?
00:37:55.000Fix it or we're not going to let you put it out under our name.
00:39:52.000There are too few black engineers, you know, with freckles working at Google.
00:39:57.000Therefore, that's a racist, systemic issue that they have to deal with.
00:40:02.000And then they jump right from there, instead of looking at outcomes, and say, well, maybe there aren't a lot of black, freckled people who get into the tech field.
00:40:09.000Maybe that's why there aren't as many at Google.
00:40:11.000They're like, no, no, no, no, it's racism.
00:40:13.000So they skip the step of the scientific process that says you identify a disparate outcome and then you look at potential causes, identify the ones that correlate the best.
00:40:22.000They jump straight from that to systemic racism.
00:40:25.000But the problem is that eliminates any look at root causes and you can never fix it.
00:41:39.000And that's where I think our side needs to look at it and say, we can see the disparate outcome.
00:41:44.000I agree with you there's too many black people in prison.
00:41:46.000I don't want them in prison, except most of them committed crimes.
00:41:50.000So how do we stop them committing crimes, not how do we get them out of prison?
00:41:53.000Well, there's interesting arguments about that.
00:41:55.000Questions about whether or not, based on race, they'll get harsher sentences for the same crime, which there are stats that show.
00:42:01.000And so the issue I see, there's real instances of racism, there's real instances of bias.
00:42:07.000Historical racism has created a ripple effect throughout history in today's modern generation.
00:42:11.000And an honest person, like, I think you'd hear this from Tucker Carlson, Of course there's racism.
00:42:16.000We'd like to solve these problems, but these people are hustlers, they're grifters, they're manipulators.
00:42:21.000They tell the privileged elites they're oppressed.
00:42:23.000They would claim to you that Oprah Winfrey or Serena Williams are oppressed, meanwhile a homeless veteran sleeping under a gutter who happens to be white is the oppressor.
00:42:32.000That's the insanity of their ideology.
00:42:34.000Honest people say, yeah, you know, racism is a problem.
00:42:38.000I think we've actually done a lot in this country to do away with it.
00:42:52.000Very serious consequences for various people.
00:42:56.000Well, The people on the left manipulate the goodwill of regular people who don't want racism, and they lie to them and tell them they can't advance.
00:43:05.000We've done a lot of legal good to combat racism in the United States.
00:43:10.000Emotional is like an up and down, back and forth situation.
00:43:14.000And when we let the media tell us that we're different because of the colors of our skins, that kind of is damaging or undoing a lot of the good we can do to unify humans in our culture.
00:43:27.000But I do agree that legally the United States has done a lot of positive things to bypass and break through the racist curtain.
00:43:40.000And they're breaking people out and saying, no, your skin color actually is more important than the content of your character.
00:43:45.000And so we're going to put you in this block and you will vote with these people and you will identify with these people and you will get spoils from us.
00:43:53.000Because you're one of these people, and that's the most destructive thing to what is a republic of equals I can even imagine, is to say that no, the intangible characteristics matter more than your character.
00:44:08.000That offends me more than anything else they do.
00:44:11.000And I think we can call out racism, we can call out these problems, and say we want to fix them and we want to help, but we have to do it by saying, yes, the content of your character matters more than the color of your skin.
00:44:20.000Let's talk about where this leads to as not only the result of this ideology, but one of the tactics in the ideology.
00:44:27.000And we got the story from Newsweek, which I find absolutely sad.
00:45:39.000I'll tell you what the cops are getting ready to do.
00:45:41.000They're loading their stuff to get out of the way for the riots, because their civilian leaders are not going to let them stop those riots.
00:45:47.000And like you said, they got the most recent incident.
00:46:11.000Kyle Rittenhouse, defending a local business, chased and attacked by a violent rioter, violent rioters, fires in self-defense and immediately runs to get police assistance.
00:47:46.000Black Lives Matter has now been told that violence to intimidate public policy works.
00:47:52.000So they committed terrorist acts, those were used to change policy, and now they were rewarded with hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue and the policies they want.
00:48:02.000So we're in a situation where there are now two rules, all right?
00:48:05.000We had an afternoon of violence at the Capitol, and that was the greatest insurrection and biggest threat to the Republic in the history of Earth.
00:48:12.000And we had an entire year plus of insurrection by the left, and it's like, meh.
00:48:49.000And again, people now Kyle Rittenhouse was literally acting as a member of the militia, not the militia by name that Kenosha Guard or whatever it was.
00:48:57.000But the in the Second Amendment, it is expected that in the absence of government authority to keep people safe, they have the right and the ability to protect themselves, themselves and their property.
00:49:09.000So he went and protected property at the invitation of the owners.
00:49:13.000And he did not bring a gun across state lines.
00:49:39.000Does the Second Amendment say a well-regulated militia being necessary for free estate, the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed, unless of course you are under the age of 18, you have a mental illness, you are a felon.
00:49:54.000It doesn't actually say any of those things.
00:49:56.000Now, I understand there's interpretations from the Supreme Court, but I wonder which of those would actually stand in the long run because back then, what, a 15-year-old was an adult?
00:50:16.000There are no actual absolutes in politics.
00:50:18.000It's not possible to have an absolute in politics.
00:50:21.000But what you can say is under the interpretations and the standing law and precedent right now, the things he's doing are unconstitutional as per Heller versus D.C.
00:51:21.000I'm talking about this fence right here!
00:51:23.000So what they're doing is they're going, well, 2 plus 2 could equal 5, because what if we're saying 2.4 plus 2.4, which is 4.8, which rounded up is 5?
00:51:44.000So this is the constructivist ideology, to change the definition to manipulate the results.
00:51:50.000Look at the best one they did, all right?
00:51:51.000They changed the definition of racism so that you have to be in a position of power In order to be a racist so that black people and other people of color and other identity groups that are preferred victim groups cannot be racist.
00:52:37.000In a debate with Jordan Peterson, there was one university employee, historian of medicine, who said that biological sex is not a real thing, which is just absolutely untrue.
00:53:13.000Well, you can no longer get your kids to soccer practice in this country if they're going to do what they're doing.
00:53:18.000You have to spend some of your time fighting back against wokeness, or we will no longer have a republic where your kids are allowed to play soccer.
00:53:25.000The racist thing, I can't, I can't wrap my head around.
00:53:28.000Like, some debates I can have, 2 plus 2 equals 4, okay.
00:53:31.000There's multiple bases of mathematics, 4 doesn't exist in all of them.
00:53:34.000The racist thing, to say that just because a class or a group of people are prejudiced against that it's impossible for them to be racist against other types, that I can't come to terms with.
00:53:47.000But that's what they want, and that's, I mean, it's all 1984.
00:55:31.000Some things you can't do anything about.
00:55:32.000Well, you can get a BB gun and take care of that woodpecker.
00:55:34.000Unless it's a red-cockaded woodpecker, in which case you can't because it's protected.
00:55:39.000Well, the idea is, You could be sitting in your own home, sitting there with your gut hanging out, drinking a beer and eating your fifth slice of pizza, and Amy Schumer comes on and you go, she's nasty.
00:57:56.000But the idea now that everyone needs to be able to stand up and say, no, you can call me that, but it doesn't change my lived reality, right?
00:58:20.000Like, I tweeted something, this is funny, on Twitter, right?
00:58:23.000So I had this big rant on a couple different nights about campaign finance and how I really, really think it's wrong that billionaires can dump hundreds of millions of dollars.
00:58:32.000I say that one because it should resonate with people who want Second Amendment.
00:58:36.000When you get Tom Steyer and Bloomberg spending, you know, 500 million bucks to convince people guns should be banned by lying about what an assault weapon is, even though that doesn't really define anything, that makes me angry.
00:58:46.000I don't like the idea that someone's gonna spend money, go into your district, and then tell all your neighbors to vote against their own rights.
00:59:11.000Because they like to talk about the millionaires and the billionaires, and I've been complaining about external donations into districts to manipulate politics.
00:59:19.000I was laughing about Marjorie Taylor Greene because it shows the media smears backfired and campaign finance, which they don't care about AOC, is now propping up something they don't like.
00:59:32.000So what happens is they tweet at me like, see, you clearly support Marjorie Taylor Greene.
00:59:36.000I'm like, bro, I'm not going to argue with you because you're an idiot.
00:59:38.000I know you have no idea what you're talking about.
00:59:41.000It's just tribalism where they pretend.
00:59:43.000They pretend where they're like, are you actually going to defend Marjorie Taylor Greene?
00:59:47.000And I was like, what about ha ha ha ha ha as defending anybody?
01:00:17.000So one thing I always look out for when people actually try and debate you, A common tactic of dim-witted or mid-witted individuals is to force you to fight underwater.
01:00:38.000Someone will like, so there's a guy I know who like tweets at me.
01:00:41.000And he quote tweets me, and he'll say something like, Tim Pool did X. I'll respond with, actually, I did Y. And then he'll change the subject and be like, yeah, well, don't you remember when you did Z?
01:00:50.000And I'll be like, when it comes to Y, I just totally disregard any attempt at derailing and dragging me underwater.
01:03:25.000And here's why I think yours are less effective.
01:03:27.000And if in the end we don't agree, we go our separate ways, we vote, and we continue to live as Americans.
01:03:34.000The problem with wokeism is you can't do that.
01:03:37.000Because they think if you don't follow their way, you are actually literally causing harm, and they have actually a religious duty to them to stop you.
01:04:08.000I wouldn't say it was a meme, it was some data that was posted on Reddit, where it was like, Critic Reviews vs. Audience Review Disparities.
01:04:17.000And you can see where movies where the critics said it was bad, but the audience said it was good, and movies where the critics said it was good and the audience said it was bad.
01:04:34.000For those that aren't familiar, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is one of those new shows on Disney+.
01:04:39.000They say a relatively new rumor claims that viewers of the recently released Falcon and the Winter Soldier turned it off after the show featured Black Lives Matter messaging.
01:04:46.000They say, Overlord DVD claims that a source communicated to him that the tune-out timestamp for the second episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier revealed viewers stopped watching the show before the episode ended.
01:04:58.000As explained by Overlord DVD, TOTS is logged, TOTS' timestamp, what is it, tune-out timestamp, is logged on Disney Plus whenever a viewer stops watching a particular movie or television episode.
01:05:10.000It's useful to the bean counters at Disney Plus to note when they lose a particular viewer, because this can give them valuable data about how the show is doing and what the viewer thinks about.
01:05:19.000It goes on to state, the source claims that around 5 p.m.
01:05:22.000on Saturday, across the board, the Time Out Tune... the Time Out Tune Stamp... is that... wait... the Tune Out Time Stamp... I got it backwards.
01:05:29.000For the second episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier went crazy with people turning off the show in droves all around the same part of the show within seconds.
01:06:15.000And they were like, have reverence for this guy.
01:06:17.000And everyone was like... The cops pulled up and they saw a white guy and a black guy arguing and then asked the white guy if he was all right and if he needed help because of this black guy.
01:07:34.000He goes on to state, so in other words, Disney felt like sticking a Black Lives Matter message smack dab in the middle of Falcon and Winter Soldier episode 2, and what do you know, apparently fans who are sick to death of bad news and tragic headlines decided they had enough and turned the episode off.
01:07:48.000Overlord DVD claims, according to a source, over the course of Friday and Saturday, a full 79.9% of people that were tuning in stopped watching at that point in the story.
01:07:57.000The number would apparently increase over the next few days as well.
01:08:00.000According to this source, over the next few days, the average went up to 83.49% overall.
01:08:05.000That means 83.49% of viewers turned off the episode at almost exactly the same woke point.
01:08:11.000He adds, the source claims there were also a lot of subsequent cancellations happening in real time.
01:08:43.000Yeah, that people just have no time for this junk.
01:08:45.000I was just watching Family Guy earlier, and it's one of the older episodes where Joe, who's the cop, you guys know Family Guy.
01:08:51.000He pulls up, and then, you know, Peter's sitting on the couch, and he hears on the megaphone, it's the police, you know, come out with your hands up or something.
01:08:57.000Peter goes outside, and he sees Cleveland, Quagmire, and Joe in a SWAT van.
01:10:04.000I was just watching the interview with him and Rogan last night again, and he was talking about it and how it's still, he hasn't been, you know, because that, that movie was making fun of the actors that would play that character of blackface.
01:10:44.000And because of that, he inserted so much leftist propaganda and viewpoints that he could never get in and get people to listen to in a straight news shot.
01:12:05.000Whoever you are out there right now, they're coming for you in some way, shape or form.
01:12:09.000Get on board and fight back because that's what we're doing.
01:12:12.000And this is important, too, because this is going to be a shout-out for TimCast.com, but it's also an important point about what you can do and what we're doing.
01:12:19.000So we set up TimCast.com initially just like, okay, we need a place to put content in the event we get banned, because Facebook actually put a restriction on my page, and now that page is basically defunct.
01:12:50.000Maybe we'll try and get it on a mainstream streaming service, or maybe I'll just put it on TimCast.com, because I'll tell you, I want to create a website where we just do comedy specials, we do sitcoms, we do drama, we do movies, we do video games.
01:13:01.000We just start building the culture that's been taken over by the woke.
01:13:18.000But they'd go, you know, look, you had Ryan Duffy's bulletproof clothing.
01:13:22.000He goes down to meet this crazy guy who's like, I make clothes that are bulletproof and they actually shoot.
01:13:26.000He's wearing this trench coat, super heavy and thick and, you know, bulletproof.
01:13:29.000Those were fun and exciting stories where some regular guy who was off the cuff, kind of punk rock, sex, drugs, and rock and roll were going on these adventures.
01:15:38.000Yeah, there's other ways to win a war.
01:15:39.000I'm talking about punk rock in the sense of fighting the establishment and telling the nerds, the boring people, the authoritarians, the NPCs to buzz off.
01:15:53.000We're going to make fun, exciting content.
01:15:55.000Young people are going to want to be a part of it.
01:15:57.000They're going to be inspired by it, by the talent, by the enterprise.
01:16:01.000And they're going to look to these woke, boring teachers who tell them what they can or can't do, and they're going to be like, I choose freedom.
01:16:32.000And I was like, I'll buy the show, you make it, and we'll put it on TimCast.com for members only.
01:16:36.000I'm interested, Jim, in hearing your tactics to preempt this Civil War, because I think of it as a long-term game, with the Chinese, you know, an 80-year plan to subvert our culture by feeding things to our children.
01:16:47.000So I'm kind of thinking in that same realm.
01:16:50.000Like, I don't want to go head-at-it, because that's what they want me to do.
01:16:52.000They want me to come straight at them so they can ban me for some stuff.
01:18:48.000And it is, while not the biggest industry in the world, and not the wealthiest, and not the most mainstream, they're in the Olympics, baby.
01:19:59.000When I was young, I used to always want, I chased the people that had already made it.
01:20:02.000Because I was like, if I can get those people to join me, then it's going to be big.
01:20:06.000And then I realized, nah, man, I'm just going to make it.
01:20:09.000And all the people that want to make it with me are going to be the people that in the future have made it.
01:20:14.000Build our culture, you know, and don't rely on other people to do it because you can't.
01:20:18.000You can rely on them trying to kill it.
01:20:20.000So assume that you have a target on you already and build mechanisms to get your message out and get your entertainment out and get your views out that they can't take away from you, like your own website.
01:20:32.000I hope it's hosted on a boat somewhere in the North Atlantic so that Amazon can't shut you down.
01:20:37.000Well, that's the other thing, too, is we're talking about creating this open-source project to create a subscription-based service that anyone could have on their own website.
01:20:54.000And so the idea is, you've got a website.
01:20:57.000All you've got to do is install this simple open-source package, and then people can become members to your site, but all the sites network with each other.
01:21:03.000So basically, we create a decentralized network of independent websites.
01:21:06.000That's exactly how the Soviet Union went down.
01:21:21.000We're dead unless we have an alternative way to make sure our kids don't get taught that America's evil, that freedom is bad, you know, and that they have to believe the woke Bible.
01:22:00.000You know, people are guided towards, especially with social media algorithms, people are being guided towards specific types of information.
01:22:08.000For schools, though, I do wonder how many of these kids in schools are hearing their teacher say, you want to be a woke anti-racist, and these students are going, wow, I want to be just like teacher.
01:22:19.000I can't imagine there's a lot of kids who are like that.
01:22:21.000That's the other thing people are not paying attention to, is the pendulum swings back and forth, that you rebel against authority.
01:23:51.000I thought it was interesting because there was some pros who are like, some people will always complain about the changing culture of everything.
01:23:58.000And there are a lot of people who say skateboarding was better back in the day.
01:24:01.000And, you know, to them, I would say it just changed.
01:24:03.000And for kids who are growing up in today are going to be very happy with skateboarding.
01:24:06.000I'm just talking about towing the line.
01:24:08.000I'm talking about pros who used to be like, I'm going to go skate this bank where you literally you can get arrested for being on private property.
01:24:22.000Anyone in the United States apparently can enter by submitting a 45 second run in a you know, it doesn't have to be in a park, but it needs to incorporate park terrain.
01:24:30.000Basically this means everyone's gonna be in a skate park skating Whereas skateboarding for all for the longest time was being out in the streets and conquering terrain urban terrain It was almost urban exploration in a sense.
01:24:40.000Yeah, but that was Vandalism, you know, it was it was punk rock you were going out your tongue security guards to f-off I'm not a fan of that.
01:24:47.000By the way, you're supposed to leave and then come back later You don't you know fight with people?
01:24:51.000Because people get hurt But you'd like put wax on a ledge in front of a building.
01:24:56.000A long term it would scuff it up and discolor it.
01:27:12.000It's because they watched those riots and everything last year, and those are working-class people who have jobs.
01:27:17.000They lost their jobs because of COVID when the Democrats locked them down, and their businesses were burnt down by BLM and Antifa, and that made them mad.
01:27:26.000And they're like, where are the police?
01:27:28.000Why aren't the police coming to help me?
01:28:56.000I kind of feel for this black lives matter movement in a way, because I feel like Antifa got their tentacles all wrapped up in it and did a lot of violent, just like angry, violent anarchists just kind of used that movement and got involved in a way that wasn't the intention from the beginning of that.
01:29:14.000I was, I was there at some of the first black lives matter protests.
01:29:40.000And then at the Black Lives Matter protests, no matter how well-intentioned some of them may be, you've always got the young, angry crowd that wants to break stuff.
01:29:48.000And so those two groups would meld together.
01:29:50.000They create like the ball of ugliness and somebody would break a window and then it's gone from there.
01:29:56.000But the bad part is, and I think the good thing for us, is that they now have busted their brand.
01:30:55.000And then they went ahead and created a new way to do business, which we're allowed to do.
01:31:00.000And again, to your point of let's create shows and let's do other things and new sports and other things that popularize what we're doing from our side.
01:31:50.000But he's got, you know these videos he makes, often do, most of the time, but he also has a stand-up routine, he has a bunch of other jokes.
01:31:58.000I think he recently did a joke about the NSA, watching dudes whack off.
01:32:03.000Like, he's not making fun of the woke.
01:32:07.000And he makes fun of the woke, and it's funny too.
01:32:09.000And that's the nice thing, is when you can mock your enemy, you hurt them more than you ever can with any kind of violence or anger or anything else.
01:32:18.000You delegitimize them because you don't take them seriously.
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01:34:07.000It was made so we can have weapons of war to overthrow a tyrannical government.
01:34:10.000Well, I want to clarify this too, because a lot of people tend to say this, that the second amendment is about defending, you know, defending the United States from a tyrannical government.
01:35:48.000I mean, I think people need to, you want to change the constitution.
01:35:51.000If you want to get rid of those second, if you, if you've got a problem, second amendment, you don't just pass laws that violate our constitutional rights.
01:35:57.000Go ahead and pass an amendment or have a constitutional convention.
01:36:00.000And then if I don't like the outcome, guess what?
01:37:38.000He figured out where the line is, I suppose.
01:37:40.000I'm with him on probably 90-plus, 95% of the stuff, and then that last 5% I'm like, dude.
01:37:45.000Yeah Keith McCracken says long time third time yesterday with prescription drugs like Adderall I was put on it when I was a preteen and it really messed with my psyche mental health starts with diet.
01:37:58.000Love you all Thank you for all what thank you for what you do and all make my drive home better.
01:38:03.000Hey, thanks, man All right, that's on point says to a is the hill to die on without that we have no rights Or it's the hill to live on so you can shoot downhill at the back.
01:38:31.000I'm not sure about the Hawaii thing though.
01:38:33.000The Hawaii thing is they had a ruling in the Ninth Circuit that Hawaii won't allow carry of any kind, and they ban it.
01:38:40.000And so it's going to go to the Supreme Court and probably be overturned, and it's going to lead to a good idea on where they stand on concealed carry reciprocity and some other major issues.
01:38:51.000So it was a bad ruling by the Ninth, which they're prone to, and a good one because it'll go to Supreme Court and should get its ass kicked.
01:39:34.000Terry Presley says, Well, yes, perhaps, technically, but, uh, you know, the point I'm trying to make is that we had guns that could shoot multiple rounds with one trigger pull.
01:39:39.000rapid succession. Full auto fire cycles and fires multiple times in one or multiple chambers
01:39:46.000Now, yes, perhaps technically, but, you know, the point I'm trying to make is that we had
01:39:51.000guns that could shoot multiple rounds with one trigger pull.
01:39:53.000I understand it was a bunch of different, you know, barrels or whatever.
01:39:57.000You win the technical and you lose on the substance of it.
01:40:02.000Alright, Billy Deerhead says, attach an omnidirectional camera and microphone to a drone, connect it to a VR headset and microphones, a harness to suspend yourself off the floor, and controls in the hands to guide the drone, thus simulating flying in the real world.
01:40:16.000We are working on the Zeppelin project.
01:40:18.000Minus the harness, but yeah, that's the first step.
01:40:20.000So, for the longest time Wikipedia claimed I invented a Zeppelin camera, because Wikipedia is just broken and stupid.
01:40:28.000And they finally removed it, because I kept complaining, saying I'd never invented the Zeppelin thing.
01:40:32.000Now that it's removed, I decided, you know, I'm actually going to fund the creation of this Zeppelin project, so we're actually going to start building this.
01:40:38.000That way they'll be forced to put it back.
01:40:40.000It looks like an 18-footer is the way to go, to be able to handle the weight that we need for our first run.
01:40:45.000Yeah, we want to be able to live broadcast from a Zeppelin.
01:40:49.000So people can log online and watch a high-def livestream from the Zeppelin, so you can do news coverage in the air without a helicopter or a person.
01:41:22.000And then you get a little... I don't know.
01:41:23.000He was showing me all the pieces and parts last night.
01:41:27.000Looks like everybody's fighting back and giving us a bunch of likes because... Keep liking, guys, but don't like... only like it an odd number of times or if you click the like button twice, it'll unlike.
01:43:10.000What's happening in most instances of war is that there's a threat to the status quo or structure, and due to that threat, somebody feels it's within their necessity to go and, you know, kill somebody.
01:43:24.000Now the issue though is, where I'll agree with you, is when the military-industrial complex lobbies a bunch of crappy corporatist senators and politicians to vote for war so that our young men and women go and die for nothing, But in the general concept of war, it's not the same thing as murder.
01:44:42.000Would you say it is evil for a dude to grab a seven-year-old by the hair and jam a lethal dose of fentanyl down his throat and hold his mouth shut?
01:44:48.000Yeah, but what if the seven-year-old had a grenade in his hand and was coming up to you to blow you up?
01:44:51.000Then it's self-defense, and it's not evil.
01:44:54.000You didn't define the situation properly.
01:45:06.000No, what you're doing is definitely right sometimes.
01:45:09.000Sometimes it would be wrong to not kill.
01:45:11.000You see, Ian, what you don't understand, because you're a constructivist, is that when I lay out the parameters, you've decided to change the parameters.
01:45:33.000What you're doing is you're changing the parameters because you can't accept that it's all wrong.
01:45:37.000Because you didn't give me any, so I'm creating them.
01:45:40.000So, if you watched a guy on the street walk up to a seven-year-old, pull his hair back, and shove that in his mouth, you'd say, maybe it's a good thing.
01:45:46.000Well, now you've given me some parameters.
01:45:47.000No, that doesn't sound like a good thing.
01:45:51.000That it was on the street, I pictured New York City.
01:45:53.000But what if the kid was a terrorist, Ian?
01:45:55.000Well, if it comes out that he was, then it comes out that maybe he did do a good thing.
01:45:58.000Oh, okay, so you just said it was wrong.
01:46:00.000See, the problem with constructivism... It seemed like it, but I'm not gonna throw the guy in... The problem with constructivism and the things you do in arguments like this is that you could be asked a simple question and you decide to change the argument to suit your needs.
01:46:11.000Dude, the reason we have courts is because we don't know if it's right and wrong at first glance.
01:46:54.000You know what I hear when you say these things, Ian?
01:46:57.000You have evil tendencies that you've expressed before that you want to justify.
01:47:02.000At my core, I'm a philosopher, and I understand that it's too easy to say something is blatantly right, blatantly wrong, without taking context into account.
01:47:16.000You can look at some things and say, this is immediately, objectively wrong in the context that I see right now.
01:47:23.000I think there are situations, yeah, like if you see someone put their hand on a burner and start screaming, I would take their hand off the burner.
01:47:44.000If a guy walked up, how about that dude in New York who drove up to a guy who was walking with his four-year-old daughter, shot him and killed him.
01:48:03.000You can't say that it's objectively evil to randomly gun down a man with his four-year-old daughter just crossing the street minding his own business.
01:48:22.000Why are you looking for context that would justify it as opposed to saying absent context that doesn't justify it, it is evil?
01:48:31.000Because I've seen people do horrible things in the name of good.
01:48:35.000The banality of evil was when the Nazis didn't care what they were doing, because there must have been some justification for the orders they were given.
01:48:47.000When I see a guy pull up in a car and gun down a man with his daughter, and this happened in New York, I say, that is evil.
01:48:53.000Now, after the fact, we can investigate and try to figure things out, but based on what we witnessed and what we saw, it was an act of evil.
01:49:00.000Even if this dad had wronged this guy in some way, even if he was an angry, violent person or a gang member, pulling up in a car and then gunning a guy down in cold blood in broad daylight with his four-year-old daughter is evil.
01:50:40.000The episode that was just on was about an admiral was secretly brought to the Enterprise because there was a 12-year-old ship called the Pegasus that was engaging in an experimental technology that could have reignited intergalactic war.
01:50:58.000And Riker, second in command, was, was, it was explained, was chosen because he defied the orders of one of his commanding officers, and when Picard saw that he was willing to stand up for what he believed is right, even though he was being ordered to do something, that was the kind of officer he wanted on his ship.
01:51:12.000There's a reason why I like The Next Generation.
01:51:14.000They recognize that someone could say, I want you to do X, and in your mentality, which has been used to justify genocide for generations, for eons, for millennia, The person says, I just trust that there's some justification for why I'm going to commit an atrocity.
01:51:29.000Whereas, a strong-willed person who believes that some things are inherently wrong will look their commanding officer in the eyes and say, I will not do that.
01:51:38.000But there are a lot of people, a lot of cops especially, they'll be told, go shoot that kid, and they'll be like, yes sir.
01:51:58.000Even if the kid, you know, and this is one of the biggest challenges, the ethical conundrums that we have when it comes to war, because the terrorists have been putting bombs on children and placing them in roads.
01:52:08.000I have friends that were overseas in Iraq and they said one of the scariest things is when you're driving in a vehicle and you're ordered, don't stop for this kid who's standing in the middle of the road.
01:53:06.000When you make that decision, you're bound by, did the kid have a bomb on him?
01:53:10.000You have to believe truly in your heart that they did and that that's the only way you could deal with that situation.
01:53:17.000And if you do that, it was an atrocious act, but it was not an atrocity because you didn't do it out of a desire to commit evil.
01:53:25.000You did it out of desire to save lives, the lives of your men, the people, your troops.
01:53:30.000When it comes to the historical genocides, Just doing my job or just following orders was the justification for so many people who committed crimes.
01:53:39.000That's why people in the military, like you said, it's a requirement to disobey unlawful orders.
01:53:44.000There are people who go to prison for committing crimes while they're in war.
01:53:49.000Some things are just objectively wrong and we take them into account.
01:53:52.000I know a lot of soldiers who are angry about it.
01:53:53.000They're like, it's crazy the amount of rules we have to follow that they don't.
01:53:57.000Yeah, maybe it's because we're the good guys.
01:54:27.000Too many people, too many, would just blindly follow and commit atrocities.
01:54:31.000That's why I don't like this idea, man, that everything is subjective.
01:54:36.000Yes, sometimes you can find a reason why a certain circumstance, and I'll tell you the perfect, the perfect, like the point of that entire argument.
01:54:45.000I gave you an example of when killing a kid was not objectively evil.
01:54:49.000The point is, there are instances where it is objectively evil, and there are instances where it isn't.
01:54:55.000But it is objectively evil when a serial killer kidnaps a kid, and then murders them, lights their body on fire, for no reason other than they just wanted to watch the kid burn.
01:55:04.000But like, when you say there are situations when killing a kid is objectively evil, and there are situations when it's objectively not, that is illogical.
01:56:30.000Okay, death camps were state certified.
01:56:32.000AOC, go explain that to the Jews in NYC.
01:56:35.000Joe Biden has no idea what he's talking about from history.
01:56:38.000Founding fathers would drool at an ARAK.
01:56:41.000Also, if JBP equals Red Skull, well, GD me, well, Hail Hydra.
01:56:48.000It's hard because people try to cram so much in Super Chats.
01:56:51.000When you guys start doing acronyms and stuff, I can't decipher what, you know, you're trying to mean when you do acronyms and things like that.
01:59:39.000So I don't know the best way to email the contact because we just have so many emails.
01:59:46.000Okay, yeah, send it to spin the UFO and then try to take down there the info suppose.
01:59:50.000Yeah, also some Obviously pro skateboarders are welcome.
01:59:54.000The ones I've asked are just kind of scared because it's such a big sport there's a lot of risk when you have big mainstream sponsors, but We'll take skiers.
02:00:10.000If you've got a pogo stick and you're real good and you want to thrash on a half pipe somehow with a pogo stick, I don't know how you'd do it, but I bet you could.
02:00:42.000Hopisan says, re-legalize dueling so whenever someone is offended, they can defend their honor and the offender can stand his or her ground and fight back, if needed.
02:02:01.000The whole evil argument triggered a whole bunch of superchats.
02:02:04.000I thought, Jim, you made a good point where you said that there can be parameters that lead to situations that could be considered objective.
02:03:08.000We are absolutely hiring the issue is we're a small company and we're hiring fat we have the ability to hire faster than we should and so there's a lot of considerations when a company grows really really quickly like human like human resources be challenged to you know Deal with 50 new employees all at once, so we have no choice but to have these, like, staggered growth.
02:03:31.000But we're looking for, like, a news editor, paranormal editor, because we're doing that paranormal podcast.
02:06:23.000The idea that doing something or not doing something because something worse might happen is a gutless move.
02:06:30.000There are times when, I mean, it's the trolley paradox, all right?
02:06:34.000I'm not going to do the trolley paradox, because what if I do it and it derails and 100,000 people get killed?
02:06:39.000You know, you make the decision based on the context of the situation you're in.
02:06:44.000And if you have the opportunity to go and stop evil, you should stop that evil, regardless of whether the potential that it could be worse exists.
02:06:52.000Maybe, though, Mussolini would have conquered more of Africa and Europe, and then the Japanese would have taken Russia, and there wouldn't have been a reason for the United States to get involved with Britain.
02:07:01.000Or maybe the Bavarians would have just drunk more beer without Hitler riling them all up.
02:07:06.000And been happy just being fat and eating knockworts.
02:07:10.000The argument is I like the way it turned out, as vicious as it was.
02:07:13.000I like the way that the Allies won the war, and I don't want to mess with that.
02:07:43.000So you go back and kill baby Hitler and then see what happened, and if it made it worse, then you try something else and kill him as a teenager.
02:07:47.000Oh, and then you could go back again and not kill him?
02:09:27.000But when you go there, I'm grayed out because Twitter is evil and Jack Dorsey is some kind of cleric in a bad game of Dungeons and Dragons.
02:09:35.000I did see your picture when I went to your page.
02:09:37.000You've got to fight through the filters to get there.
02:09:40.000Not that I ever violated the rules, but because Twitter is a gutless company that believes in social media credit scores and I kick their butt in arguments too much.
02:10:04.000Get me at iancrossland.net and connect with me on social media there.
02:10:07.000And if you are interested in this open source project that we're working on, message me on Twitter and I'll see if I can set you up with our chat room from there.