In honor of the Democratic National Convention, we re doing an un-DNC week where we re celebrating all things un-Democrat. This week, Tim and Tim are joined by writer and blogger Carrie Smith to talk about what it means to be a "deplorable" liberal.
00:00:00.000The Democratic National Convention is on again for tonight.
00:00:19.000Last night was the first night, and it was just an awful cringe fest that ended with this weird performance of this old, I guess, protest song.
00:01:58.000You wrote this article saying liberal voting for Trump.
00:02:01.000And we were talking a little bit earlier, you're, I guess, a reformed SJW?
00:02:06.000Yeah, so my transformation started with that.
00:02:08.000I was in SJW for about 20 years and I was one of the true believers.
00:02:13.000I was in it because I really believed this was the way to make a better world and to end racism and sexism.
00:02:21.000And I started walking away from that about four years ago.
00:02:24.000So 2016, like a little before but mostly after the election.
00:02:28.000I know there are people, I've seen people in the comments who say, oh you're a slow learner, it took you two decades to wake up.
00:02:35.000But when you're indoctrinated into something that strongly and it functions almost as your religion and your sense of moral good, your moral compass, it's sometimes hard to see it for what it is.
00:02:47.000So it took me a very long time to realize it is racism.
00:03:18.000Normally don't shout anybody out necessarily, but this whole week I guess it's the DNC, and in my opinion, there's way more people who are leaving the left than the other way around.
00:03:29.000Yeah, I mean, well, I know a ton of liberals and progressives who have walked away in the past four years, and I know some people have said, well, Kerry, your experience is such that those are the people you would meet, so to use your anecdotal experiences is not really accurate, but at the same time, I've asked.
00:03:45.000I've tried to find the people who've left the Republican Party and gone over to the left and I haven't met those people.
00:03:55.000But I know a ton of liberals, progressives, some of whom are going to vote Trump but are gonna stay quiet about it.
00:04:01.000Some of whom are getting over their fear like me.
00:04:05.000If you're a person who feels compelled to just say what is true and not keep it a secret, Then, you know, some of those people are starting to get over their fear and just come out.
00:04:14.000And that's part of the reason I wrote the piece is I wanted to say, I mean, so many people have their identity tied up in their political opinions.
00:04:22.000And so that I know that there are some people who are afraid, who are really thinking, well, if I vote for Trump, does that mean I'm not a liberal anymore?
00:04:30.000Or does that mean I'm not a progressive anymore?
00:04:32.000And they're so tied to that identity of being a liberal?
00:04:52.000I actually want to start with a news story, as per usual, because we got this really creepy story that just came out today, and it's huge news.
00:04:58.000If you have not already, please hit that like button.
00:05:20.000I want to jump to the first story, and I want to talk about the Democratic Party cringe fest.
00:05:25.000But this is beyond just regular old cringe.
00:05:29.000I did it I did my main segment today on my main channel talking about just how cringy it was celebrities coming out saying the DNC like Marianne Williamson like I mentioned and that really weird performance of I'm not trying to be mean, I don't try to drag people, but this dude dancing and he's doing the shuffle dance and I'm just like, wow.
00:06:26.000Bill Clinton leans back and smiles while receiving a neck massage from an Epstein victim.
00:06:31.000So I'm not, I'm not gonna, look, this is just a photo, and this is the news that's coming out right now.
00:06:38.000Bill Clinton, who is in, I guess, 26 flight logs with Epstein, a photo was just released of one of their trips, and one of Epstein's victims is seen giving Bill Clinton a massage.
00:06:49.000I'm not gonna pretend like this image comes out of some dark, nefarious, you know, uh, island excursion because what we what what I believe this
00:06:59.000is they say that this was when they were going on their their world tour or whatever the
00:07:03.000the AIDS relief thing to Africa but what it does show is that Bill Clinton was literally
00:07:11.000connected to the things that Epstein was doing and this what's really scary to me about this
00:07:17.000photo is that it just looks like a woman giving a dude a massage.
00:07:22.000And then once you learn the context, you're like, whoa, a former president of the United States receiving a massage from a trafficking victim of one of the most notorious, I just call them nasty guys, man, like truly evil and despicable people.
00:07:38.000I bring this up not necessarily to go into, you know, the Epstein stuff, but for, you know, obviously we are a bit, because we're still waiting to see what happens with Maxwell and all that stuff, but to talk about the Democratic Convention, the authoritarianism, and I guess just to, and we can kind of opine on this, because you were just mentioning the Democrats have become authoritarian.
00:08:38.000But the best way I've learned to describe it for people is that if you think of Marxism as... Marxism said the best way to look at the world essentially is as a competition for power between... No, as a competition for wealth between class groups.
00:08:51.000So this new kind of Marxism, this identity Marxism, Sounds like racism.
00:08:54.000way to look at the world is as a competition for power between identity groups.
00:09:19.000We know that, you know, Clinton was flying on this plane, but I think there's something inherently wrong with the Democratic Party at this point.
00:09:27.000Not to say that Republicans are clean, you know, but the DNC right now is this weird mishmash of people who are of seemingly no conscience, right?
00:09:37.000I think they've become unmoored from principles.
00:09:42.000When was the last time you felt they had principles?
00:09:45.000This is a tough question for me, Tim, because looking back, I can't tell how much I've changed and that skews my perception now.
00:09:52.000And I often ask myself this, like, did the Democratic Party, is it that the Democratic Party changed and then I changed alongside it?
00:09:59.000Or is it that I changed and I can't see that it was always like this?
00:10:02.000The Democratic Party definitely changed.
00:10:04.000But people like Bill Clinton have been doing really awful things for a long time and getting away with it.
00:10:10.000So I think, you know, where we go from here that's really interesting with your history and this is that there's always been this kind of dark element in politics in general.
00:10:21.000You know, Bill Clinton's been accused.
00:10:23.000He's paid out settlements, I guess, to people like... What was it?
00:10:26.000Juanita brought her... He paid her a settlement?
00:10:28.000Or was it... I can't remember if he paid her a settlement or not.
00:10:31.000Probably not, because she keeps talking.
00:10:35.000Yeah, I'm going to check it out right now.
00:10:36.000Because the Clintons paid out somebody, I'm pretty sure.
00:10:39.000But, you know, so Bill Clinton's been a kind of a bad dude for a long time.
00:10:43.000But when you look at, you know, policy-wise, I think what we actually see when you realize there's a lot of people like to look back and romanticize the left left me, the Democrats left me.
00:11:45.000I think they're just pandering to a different group of people.
00:11:50.000I think there might be something to that.
00:11:51.000I mean, my mind immediately goes to that's a, that's a philosophical question because I think that's what happens when you put ideology or party or tribe or something or anything above principles.
00:12:04.000Because if you don't have universal principles that you apply across the board, even when it's, uh, hurts your ideology or hurts your party, then you don't really stand for anything.
00:12:13.000You'll go with whichever the way the wind blows.
00:12:16.000I remember a bunch of videos have come out showing, you know, Bernie Sanders and Chuck Schumer, Pelosi, all these Democrats, you know, 12 or so years ago, talking about the need for border security and immigration reform.
00:12:27.000There's like some article I pulled up recently, it's from 2012, where the Democrats were talking about pushing a payroll tax cut and how it was a great, a great idea for everybody, a huge win for Obama.
00:12:37.000And today it's like Trump is trying to gut Social Security.
00:12:41.000So I see that and I'm like, man, it looks like they've changed, right?
00:12:55.000They've always just been saying whatever they think we want to hear.
00:12:58.000I'm sure it's relatively true for a lot of these old established Republicans, but many of them are running, fleeing, and joining the Democrats as never-Trumpers.
00:13:06.000They're like the one group of people, I guess, that have left the right to join the left.
00:13:13.000Well, you're making me think of something I said to you earlier, which is that this is pretty naive, but it wasn't until recently that my podcast partner, Carter, he told me I guess I always thought if you want to get ahead in politics or anything you're just you behave like a good person you behave you put on the best version of yourself and you are the best version of yourself and you will win friends and you will move ahead and the better you are you know kind of you rise to the top and he sort of pointed out to me no what happens is that if you think about it probably a lot of people who have enough money or power to help you
00:13:51.000They'll want to have something dirty on you to hold over you to make sure they can control you.
00:13:56.000So maybe it's the worst people who rise to the top in politics.
00:14:40.000I have no interest in defending Trump's warts or whatever, as long as he doesn't have a wart called racist, sexist, Marxist authoritarianism.
00:15:01.000Okay, so what I was going to say is, I started trailing off into you being a Trump supporter and all that stuff, but what I was going to say in response to what you had just said, Trump to me feels like the YouTuber of politics.
00:15:17.000Like, YouTubers came out and they were very much authentic personalities.
00:15:23.000It was like, all of a sudden these vlogs started to emerge of people just filming themselves with their phone, and people loved watching it because it was real.
00:15:30.000And everything we got from the media and from politicians in our whole lives has always been plastic.
00:15:34.000You know what I can't stand more than anything?
00:15:37.000It's like something will happen in the world.
00:16:53.000I'm probably going to get to the point where I'm like, Trump's pretty cool, you know, because I'm looking at him and I had a self-reflective moment because somebody commented in one of our shows saying, you often complain about Trump's demeanor and his professionalism.
00:17:07.000And so I said, I was like, that's a good question.
00:17:09.000I thought about it and I'm like, You know, he hasn't really had any of those moments where he was, you know, like, well actually earlier this year he had the Scarborough thing, you know, where he was talking about Scarborough's intern for MSNBC.
00:17:21.000Yeah, I think I missed that, but isn't he always doing that?
00:17:24.000But that's kind of the stuff I don't like.
00:17:33.000He was the guy who was like, you are fake news, you are fake, you know.
00:17:36.000See I kind of I had moved far enough away from the legacy media or at least realizing what liars they are that I sort of I got to a place by the time he told Jim Acosta what fake news he was I was like okay this is one thing he's doing that I like.
00:17:55.000I got to go to the White House for his big social media summit thing.
00:18:02.000And that's kind of the point I'm making, because when I'm there and I'm watching this, you know, for me it's basically, I look at a politician and I'm like, you can be all smiles.
00:18:10.000Everyone loved Obama on the left because he was a celebrity.
00:18:23.000The North Korea-South Korea thing is very relevant to my family.
00:18:30.000Literally, I'm Korean and I have family that goes back to North Korea.
00:18:32.000I'll never get to go visit those places.
00:18:34.000So seeing Trump do that with no security, walking into North Korea, I was just like, I'm sitting in my chair, I'm clapping, I'm like, that is awesome.
00:19:41.000When he was running the first time, I actually covered a bunch of his rallies, went down, met people, and I saw the escalation of violence.
00:20:09.000But it does, there's an influence on, you know, people being nice and mean contribute to the fact that some people will never have access to certain information.
00:20:17.000If the left won't allow a conversation, you'll never hear what they have to say.
00:20:20.000So I remember, for me, there was a big moment when I filmed, this is crazy, I filmed a guy whack a Trump supporter in the back of the head with a bag of something, and he's bleeding, I film it.
00:20:32.000I'm watching these people just beat the crap out of these Trump supporters, I worked for this company, Fusion, and they were super excited about it.
00:20:40.000We got a request for Fox News, and they said, Tim, go on Fox News.
00:20:44.000The employees of the company got mad at me after the fact for doing it.
00:20:48.000And they were like, why would you go on Fox News?
00:21:57.000And one of the first things that happened was that I went down a rabbit hole of videos of Trump supporters being attacked by people who were supposedly on my side, by supposed liberals and progressives.
00:22:20.000You know, I saw him walking out of the rally, and the crowd started screaming and throwing stuff, and I just knew, I'm like, I've seen this, I know what happens next, so I started filming.
00:22:29.000And the dude, like, I don't know if he didn't know, or he's just very brave.
00:23:22.000None of these lefties, these Bernie people, wanted to hear it.
00:23:25.000They would get so triggered the moment, I would say, the violence needs to stop.
00:23:29.000Even Bernie Sanders himself had to yell, stop the violence.
00:23:33.000But they still put it on Trump when it's his supporters getting attacked.
00:23:37.000Yeah, and that blew my mind because as someone who was deeply, you know, ensconced in my own SJW echo chamber, I had just been fed this narrative that the violence was—that Trump supporters were violent and that their rallies were—and I believed all this stuff without seeing evidence of it.
00:25:06.000Because when they pitched me, so for those that aren't familiar, this is an ABC News Univision joint venture.
00:25:13.000When they pitched me, they said, we want to be like Vice.
00:25:16.000And they had big posters on the walls that said, we will not be partisan, we will be, you know, different, we will be honest.
00:25:23.000And then something happened about seven months in where a switch got flicked.
00:25:28.000And they replaced the editor-in-chief, brought on an SJW, who all of a sudden was like, I kid you not, they brought on a guy, and I think this persona was totally fake.
00:25:36.000I think it was a money opportunity, because this guy, one day, overnight, changed his Twitter banner to, down with whiteness.
00:25:53.000So they actually had an event where they were going to be interviewing presidential politicians, and they told me I was too white to be involved.
00:26:40.000And that's one of the things that's really, really triggered me about the SJW left and their ideologies specifically.
00:26:47.000When the ACLU, for instance, says that it's okay to discriminate based on race at these universities, particularly against Asians, What regular people don't realize is that when they say Asian, they mean Indians, Chinese, Koreans, Japanese, Vietnamese, Laotian, Filipino, Malaysian, Singapore.
00:27:04.000All of these countries, which are vastly different levels of wealth, vastly different countries, different cultures, different religions, they say it's one thing.
00:27:11.000And so what happens is, they're quite literally saying, here's what I tell these SJWs, if you agree, and even my friends who are very progressive, if you agree with that policy of affirmative action, then when it comes time, I want you to look into the eyes of that child, that Asian child, and say, I'm sorry honey, you don't get to go to the Ivy League because you look too much like that person.
00:27:38.000Are we going to get people who are just going to get crazy cosmetic surgeries to try and change their appearance to pretend they're not really, you know, a certain race?
00:27:44.000To me, that's just, it's all been absolutely despicable.
00:27:48.000So, you know, I wouldn't... Look at the way they picked their VP candidate.
00:27:53.000Okay, so we've known for a long time that there are, you know, again, slow learner here.
00:27:58.000It took me a while, but some of you have known for a long time that they are racist and sexist.
00:28:05.000But now they're openly telling us, like we knew that Joe Biden was going to pick, or whoever is behind Joe Biden, was going to pick someone who is a woman of color.
00:28:14.000But he came out and told us that, he's like honest about it.
00:28:17.000And I heard somebody saying, and forgive me, I forget who it was, but somebody was talking about, can you imagine if the CEO of your company said, you know, we're going to be hiring second in command here, and I don't know who it's going to be, send in your resumes, but it will be a woman of color.
00:30:06.000You know, I've met people like like like this.
00:30:08.000And I was this was maybe about 10 years ago.
00:30:12.000I had this local local real estate developer in Chicago trying to use me because I was a young hip skateboarder.
00:30:18.000And he wanted to have some kind of inroad with a community of young people to convince them of like it was a very much like an 80s movie plotline.
00:30:25.000Want to develop a bunch of condos and gentrify the neighborhood.
00:30:40.000Somebody's gotta work at McDonald's, right?
00:30:44.000The idea generally just let poor people be poor, don't worry about their wages, and, you know, someone's gonna do it, so, you know, so be it.
00:30:52.000It was a very, you know, elitist and defeatist kind of idea, but the other one was, they told me, stop worrying about any of this and just get rich.
00:31:02.000And I was like, because the conversations we were having was like making the community better, improving things, helping people strive to become better, to reach new heights, not just to be a burger flipper, but to be the manager of McDonald's.
00:31:15.000And I had this guy look at me and he shook his head and he goes, just get the money and get out.
00:33:06.000All of these people right now are waking up to the things that, I'm doing air quotes here, Trump is doing, or I should say Trump is, air quote, doing, but they put the quotes around the word doing because Obama started some of these things.
00:33:47.000Actually, I think I heard Jordan Peterson using that word and it made sense to me.
00:33:50.000I think people can become possessed by emotion or possessed by ideology when there's something animating them and they're not thinking critically anymore.
00:34:01.000And it's almost like, well, when Peterson talks about Carl Jung and saying that, you know, people don't have ideas, ideas have people.
00:34:11.000But I absolutely believe that when it comes to ideology.
00:34:14.000I think of ideology as a living, breathing thing.
00:34:16.000So when I call my old belief system a cult, people say, oh, well, it doesn't fit all the cult characteristics.
00:36:35.000They're literally now arguing 2 plus 2 equals 5.
00:36:40.000They're arguing circumstances in which it can.
00:36:43.000I understand the general argument they're trying to put forward that it's important to try and expand your view and your perception of reality, but it's very common this tactic is just meant to confuse and break down systems so that you can't control them anymore.
00:37:01.000Orwell talked about how, and I'm going to mangle the quote, but basically how people use superfluous language to try and hide the fact that they're not really saying anything.
00:37:11.000He says it's like they're squirting out ink like a cuttlefish.
00:37:15.000And there are a lot of these so-called pseudo-intellectuals who use, they bank on the fact that they're hoping that you'll think, well, I guess I'm not smart enough to get this.
00:37:24.000Do you remember there was a debate with Michael Eric Dyson and Jordan Peterson?
00:37:37.000And that's when Michael Eric Dyson went on my worst people in the world list.
00:37:40.000I actually went I went to the library and I found one of his books and I was like, The title of the book was like, Speaking Clearly, and I was like, this is a complete misnomer.
00:39:50.000Like, any good liberal or conservative, any American, I mean, you could go back to the civil rights era and find that a small proportion of people would be willing to publicly say they didn't.
00:40:03.000They would make, they try to be politically correct and say, well, you know, separate but equal, right?
00:40:08.000Even back then, they were careful about questioning the value of life, particularly religious people.
00:40:14.000Today, we've progressed so far beyond the racist past.
00:40:19.000Mind you, a lot of it was from the Democrats, the Klan, Jim Crow, and all this stuff.
00:40:23.000And I look back on the past and I say, you know what?
00:40:24.000We did a really good job of getting rid of all these really awful things.
00:40:30.000Life in general matters, and I understand what they mean when they say it.
00:40:34.000But then when they go around smashing, burning, beating people, and it's mostly white people doing it, I'm like, you see now you're just using that so that if we
00:40:41.000question you we get attacked. Yeah, the media finds an easier path
00:40:45.000So when I mentioned like my friend is possessed They don't read the news they get their news from memes
00:40:51.000like occupy democrats and other just you know garbage meme factories on facebook
00:40:56.000and so when I send them something they like send me a meme and I say this is
00:40:59.000This is a cartoon of like a giraffe eating a pine cone. I have no idea what this means
00:41:03.000You know and i'm like here's an article from the new york times and then they're like here's a picture of a
00:41:08.000You know. Makes no sense. Yeah. That's.
00:41:12.000I'm sorry I'm laughing, but that's true.
00:41:15.000Usually I respond on Twitter, I'm like, oh, are we in the meme portion of the argument already?
00:41:28.000I think one of the reasons, you mentioned earlier, you have friends who are scared that if they vote for Trump, they'll no longer be seen as liberal.
00:41:34.000And I think it's because tribalism is survival.
00:41:40.000So if you've got people who don't have the independence, the self-esteem to live on their own, they're very likely going to just do whatever the tribe says.
00:41:50.000And just many of them will believe it because it's the safe bet just to go with the flow and hope the collective protects you.
00:41:57.000You got a bunch of people, it's no surprise that it's, you know, conservatives, individualists, personal responsibility, who challenge that narrative.
00:42:06.000I think what's happening now is the unifying force between what brings liberals over to conservatives is the true liberals, like actual, the actual word liberal, classical liberalism, not, you know, this whatever mainstream is.
00:42:20.000It's the right of free expression, freedom of speech, individual rights, liberty.
00:42:26.000Individualism is the antidote to collectivism.
00:42:29.000Whether that collectivism is racism or sexism, that's the only thing that's ever pushed it back and now we're moving away from that.
00:42:38.000And they're saying it's for this good cause.
00:42:43.000And they used to not openly, so they used to hide the fact that they were opposed to individualism, but the ideology is in a new phase now in the past two months or so.
00:42:53.000It's really ramped up, and I'm sure you've seen it.
00:42:56.000All the major corporations are speaking it.
00:42:57.000You know, McDonald's is telling me about Rachel.Line's Tom.
00:43:35.000It's this particular math problem I've mentioned probably several times now, but where we used to do math problems that were like, you know, if a farmer has, you know, 17,000 apples and his warehouse can hold 13,000, what percentage will rot?
00:43:48.000It was like, if the police, you know, stop and detain, you know, 10,002 white people, but 3,400 black people, what percentage of black people are being detained by the police?
00:44:16.000Well, I was going to say, part of what's happened in the past two months is also that, and I was talking about this with you earlier, Lydia, or maybe with Tiffany, but so there used to be on social media, there was this group of people who, they weren't social justice evangelists like I was.
00:44:34.000They weren't actively preaching it, but they had And sort of casually accepted a lot of the tenets of the ideology.
00:44:55.000A lot of those basic normies are now, have been activated.
00:45:01.000And I don't know if you've noticed, but in the past two months, a lot of those people who used to post just selfies and look at my great life are suddenly posting constant social justice stuff.
00:47:41.000And I mean, we'll look at Brett Weinstein, for example, the Evergreen College fiasco.
00:47:45.000He went on Fox News, which they took as even further evidence of his evil.
00:47:52.000But yeah, because Fox News is the only legacy media that would talk to him because the rest of the legacy media, they've got their one narrative they're going to push.
00:48:02.000And if what, you know, if your story doesn't fit it, they're not going to cover it.
00:50:04.000This was, this was like a year and a half ago or two years ago, I think
00:50:06.000when I was in Portland, maybe three, actually, it's been a long time.
00:50:09.000But, like, this is at a time when I was covering and interviewing right-wing people, and the left was attacking me for it.
00:50:15.000And there was a couple people in Portland who were overtly in BlackBlock saying, like, yo, keep it up, man.
00:50:20.000Just, you know, I can't let people... I'm not gonna high-five you because people are gonna... Yeah, so, I don't know what the deal is with these people, but I was in Portland.
00:50:45.000And I was critical of Antifa and BlackRock the entire time.
00:50:49.000But I bring this story up because I was standing in a street corner and one of these lefties was talking to me, saying like, what do you think about the fake news and all this stuff?
00:50:57.000And I mentioned, I think Dick Carlson actually does a good job.
00:51:00.000I do like Anderson Cooper a little bit, but he's certainly gone off the deep end in a lot of ways.
00:54:03.000I don't care what you think about the Orange Man.
00:54:05.000I care about bringing the remainder of our troops out of the Middle Eastern countries and sealing this bit of history off.
00:54:12.000And it's a blight on the past 20 years for this country.
00:54:16.000Well, what you just described is what we talked about earlier, having principles that are up here above party or tribe or ideology.
00:54:25.000So it's like, if I believe in peace and I want less war, well, I'm going to pick the candidate that looks like they're leading us towards less war.
00:54:33.000Or if I believe in free speech, I've got to go with the candidate that supports free speech.
00:54:37.000And it doesn't matter if they're in your party or not.
00:54:40.000You know, get over that your identity is linked to whatever your political beliefs are.
00:55:00.000I supported Tulsi specifically because of her stance on war, but also her willingness to reach across the aisle, try and communicate with Trump supporters and conservatives.
00:55:09.000She was fairly progressive and there was a lot of things I didn't like about her campaign.
00:55:13.000I mean, she's opposed to nuclear energy, fairly progressive, but more in line with, you know, I've gone through a lot of her policies and I was like, the war thing right off the bat.
00:55:23.000I was like, that's kind of what I want.
00:55:24.000Everything else I'm kind of like, eh, don't like that, don't like that, but that's okay.
00:55:28.000And I think she was willing to compromise by having real conversations.
00:56:13.000To me, I may not agree with a lot of her policies, but I felt it was really important to support people like Yang and Tulsi because they were trying to have some kind of unity.
00:56:22.000And so while, I could say this, If we had a politician who was, I don't know, probably out there on some policy ideas on the left, but their whole, you know, campaign was like working with Trump and Trump supporters to bring America together, I'd happily support that.
00:56:39.000You know, we've got this insane division in this country and we can easily have conversations with anybody, but the left is just unwilling for the most part.
00:57:05.000But there's too many on the left that... And probably a lot of these, like, you know, sleeper cell type people you've mentioned, it's impossible to get through and have conversations with.
00:57:16.000So one of the things I started doing after the election was I started these things called civility dinners and I started doing these in Austin, Texas and we would get together people on the left and the right.
00:57:26.000So we had Trump voters, Clinton voters, third party voters, whatever.
00:58:11.000I always struggle with this to try and describe, because white nationalists aren't necessarily far right by, like, not economically at least.
00:58:20.000They're not laissez-faire capitalists.
00:58:23.000They're not going to be voting for Ron Paul, you know, to get on the gold standard.
00:58:26.000Well, Hitler was a socialist in that, economically, right?
00:58:30.000So that's a really interesting debate, you know, that they like to have.
00:58:33.000But he did, he did talk about... So, my understanding that I've pieced together, and I'm not going to pretend to be a historian on any of this stuff, was that it was kind of like, for his select group of people, socialism.
00:59:49.000But then in terms of the far right, we don't have a very powerful and active mainstream anarcho-capitalist base.
00:59:57.000We don't have a very powerful and prominent libertarian base.
01:00:01.000The Libertarian Party is the third biggest party, so they're fairly large, but they're not nearly as powerful as the woke people are, with all the major corporations on their side.
01:00:09.000And we have a very microscopic, ultra-traditionalist right, which, you know, may overlap with some white nationalists, or many of them probably, but they're, you know, particularly irrelevant.
01:00:21.000Here's what scares me, though, is, you know, this, for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction, right?
01:00:32.000So I am afraid that the social justice left, which is the biggest threat, I think, currently to our culture, to not just to America, but to Western civilization.
01:00:44.000I think this ideology is cancerous, it's evil, and I think history shows us where it's going to lead.
01:00:51.000That ideology being so dominant, I'm afraid, is also going to create this reactionary boogeyman that they keep pretending exists.
01:00:59.000Because like you, I think it's been pretty inconsequential.
01:01:02.000Nobody was showing up for KKK rallies a few years ago.
01:02:08.000Strength, perseverance, survival skills, reason, logic, individualism, math, having a family, that these things are all functions of whiteness.
01:02:19.000How racist is that towards anyone who's not white?
01:02:50.000There's a bunch of other things and I don't need to nitpick and stuff, but other cultures existed around the world that had similar agriculture.
01:02:59.000It wasn't invented by you, but they believe it.
01:03:02.000These people literally believe that white people made everything.
01:03:09.000It's a one-to-one correlation at this point.
01:03:11.000But so you know call it teardrop theory call it horseshoe theory you know some people are creating a new circle thing
01:03:16.000I don't I don't think any of these things necessarily encompass. What's actually happening
01:03:19.000When you so that friend of mine that told you was possessed Yeah, she made a post where she said it's time for white
01:03:27.000people like I'm paraphrasing It was like, white people need to wake up to what it means to be white and recognize their privilege and start taking action.
01:03:36.000And I immediately was like, you need to call me.
01:03:38.000And I said, do you have any idea what you just said?
01:03:43.000So I've had, like, I'm like, you are literally posting, you know, she said something to me like, look, I'm not talking to you or marginalized communities.
01:03:54.000I'm just telling white people they need to wake up.
01:03:56.000And I was like, yes, white racial collectivism.
01:04:00.000We experienced that in this country a long time ago.
01:04:03.000And when I try explaining that California just voted to repeal the Assembly and the Senate, repeal the civil rights law, she didn't understand this.
01:04:14.000And so I ended up explaining to her, like, in November, it's going to referendum and the Democrats are going to pass this and they're going to take that away.
01:04:23.000So now you quite literally have the question of who are the white supremacists and where's the boogeyman?
01:05:29.000But so that's what they value and there are those in it with bad intent and they know what it is and I have little respect for those people especially when they cloak themselves in the word of God and try to sell it at a Christian church.
01:05:43.000But, or when they're selling it in the schools, it disgusts me, in the elementary schools.
01:05:47.000But there are also, I think, the vast majority of these people are in it with good intent.
01:05:53.000I was in it with good intent for 20 years.
01:05:55.000And they don't know that the ends are the destruction of every, you know, if you try to talk to most of them, like we're saying, Lydia, they don't have good historical context.
01:06:03.000If you try to even say, hey, your, your belief system is based in Marxism, they're like, whoa, tinfoil hat there, Carrie, what's the, They don't even know what Marxism means.
01:06:11.000They can't define it in their own words.
01:06:33.000Like they killed tens or hundreds of millions. It's like the just the worst destruction of life. Yeah
01:06:40.000Nightmarish, I'm sorry. I'm laughing because you're right They don't know.
01:06:45.000And they just wear images and symbology that they haven't given a lot of thought to and they repeat.
01:06:50.000So a lot of people who push this, they just repeat these, I call them the magic words of social justice, they just repeat them to, many of them are created to stop conversation.
01:07:48.000So one of the things I wrote in the piece that really this really pisses me off is the way that they're trying to conflate speech with violence.
01:07:58.000So they have these signs that say silence equals violence.
01:08:00.000Your white silence is violence or like your words are violence.
01:08:03.000And the reason they're doing that is they're trying to take us to a place in society where we think those things are the same so that they can then justify actual violence like the videos you took.
01:08:12.000They can say, oh, that's in self-defense.
01:08:14.000We beat that guy up with a brick over the head because his words were violence.
01:09:06.000I've seen in these groups where they've indoctrinated a bunch, and like you said, it's mostly white people they're indoctrinating, and a lot of them are well-intentioned white women.
01:09:15.000And so they learn all the rules, right?
01:09:17.000And you'll see some of them in these groups who are saying, okay, and they'll post in good faith, like here's a video of Candace.
01:09:23.000I was like, I just discovered this black woman and I don't understand what she's saying, but I'm willing to be quiet and listen.
01:09:29.000Because that's what they've learned to say, right?
01:09:49.000So it's, you know, most people probably heard me tell the story where I was, there was a white SJW and some, you know, various different, you know, minority group people, SJWs.
01:11:43.000It was remarkable when I told my friend that repealing civil rights law was terrifying to my family, and she didn't know anything about it, and said, how does this help your family?
01:11:56.000There are several generations alive today that lived through not having civil rights, they have no historical context, like you were saying earlier.
01:12:08.000So to them it's like, why does it matter?
01:12:16.000There's also this real arrogance when, I think, in the belief system where this tendency to look back at history and judge things through the current lens and for people to believe that they're so much smarter and they're more morally upright than everyone else who's ever walked the earth.
01:13:16.000So anyway, the point is, Susan B. Anthony was epic.
01:13:20.000She famously defied the law to vote and got arrested for it, and that's why we honor Susan B. Anthony with her face on a silver dollar, on an American, you know, dollar coin.
01:13:32.000And Trump did some boring presidential, you know, typical nonsense.
01:13:36.000I am gonna, you know, today marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th, so we're pardoning Susan B. Anthony!
01:13:45.000I shouldn't say disparaged, I should say denigrate.
01:13:47.000Unfairly criticized, saying, well, she was racist, and she was, you know, opposed to abortion, and therefore, and now all these leftists are coming out, actually dragging Susan B. Anthony, and I started laughing when I saw these stories.
01:14:45.000And I say that with sympathy for him because watching him, it makes me feel sad that he's running and that no one has told him maybe take some time.
01:14:55.000But anyway, I was thinking, wow, maybe they don't want to win because they're picking him.
01:14:59.000Why would they do that unless they want to wait and build up?
01:15:02.000Because it's good for them to have this anti-Trump anger and this fake resistance.
01:15:23.000If there is some kind of weird conspiracy where the Democrats are purposefully trying to lose and they're helping Trump and they're all in on it, I just hope it involves aliens.
01:15:33.000It's going to turn into something dumb, like some guy was like, hey, we make good money off Trump.
01:15:37.000Let's just, you know, throw in the towel and get paid.
01:15:40.000The Democrats realized they can't win, so they set up some dummy candidates doomed to fail.
01:15:45.000It's just boring politics, but it'd be really great if it was actually some secret conspiracy.
01:15:48.000You know, we all gotta wear our masks and clean our hands so that when the aliens come, we don't get them sick.
01:17:21.000In my opinion, there are way more people who have walked away, left the left, and are mocking the Democrats for their unhinged, unprincipled, sporadic Positions?
01:17:58.000But it also, I lost a lot of friends who basically said, you know, it was racism and sexism, period.
01:18:05.000And just the fact that you're sharing these kinds of articles and sources and things that you're looking into, it proves that, you know, basically your privilege allows you to blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
01:18:56.000And so you end up with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris desperately trying to pander to this younger, more progressive and further left on multiple issues, but they still need the independence.
01:19:07.000The internet, in my opinion, social media censorship and bias has resulted in an unhinged, you know, chaotic, destructive group of people that don't understand what the world is.
01:19:19.000I think that they're suffering from some kind of algorithmic derangement disorder.
01:19:25.000So what happens is, I've talked about it quite a bit, these media companies figured out how to maximize their reach by mashing keywords together.
01:19:36.000On Facebook, if you interact with a certain kind of content, Facebook feeds you more of it.
01:20:03.000So what ends up happening is you have all these mishmashed ideas that make no sense jammed together, constantly being fed through social media.
01:20:10.000The people who get rewarded on Twitter are the angriest, meanest people who put out the nastiest hot takes, so it's nothing but vitriol and hate.
01:20:17.000And they build a worldview based on unhinged, paranoid delusions.
01:20:23.000You take a look at the post office conspiracy theory going around right now, this is algorithmic derangement disorder, you know, in play.
01:20:31.000People are being fed all of these confirmation bias, nonsensical conspiracies, and Twitter allows it, but they'll ban QAnon people.
01:20:40.000You know, you can't say learn to code on Twitter, you'll get banned, but you can absolutely post a picture from 2011 of a mailbox in a dumpster and claim it's from today and, you know, Donald Trump personally did it, and it goes viral.
01:21:06.000And I'm like, this is, I remember, you know, man, 15 years ago or something, stumbling upon Alex Jones for the first time and hearing him talking about FEMA camps and all this other stuff.
01:21:17.000And now Alex Jones is talking about Donald Trump.
01:21:21.000And for sure, when he went on Rogue and he talked about weird, crazy stuff.
01:21:44.000And now it's turning into an inverted scandal of Obamagate.
01:21:46.000One of my favorite stories recently, Rachel Maddow was so obsessed with Russia that she once claimed Russia might turn the electricity off in Fargo in the middle of winter.
01:21:58.000When the Durham investigation actually gets an indictment, someone's actually about to plead guilty to altering a document to essentially frame people in Trump administration.
01:24:01.000So, but anyway, the point was, when you're on YouTube, if you follow Jimmy and you follow me and you follow Crowder and, you know, say, who's another good example?
01:24:15.000You know, and I think there's one really interesting thing about the YouTubers, is we all kind of agree whether you're left or right, Russiagate was complete BS.
01:24:26.000You can turn on MSNBC, and if that's all you watch, you're sitting in front of the idiot box just eating up, you know, refuse from the bottom of the barrel.
01:24:34.000You go on YouTube, and the interesting thing about YouTube that all of these hit pieces missed, they tried claiming there's a rabbit hole and stuff, is that if I make a video about immigration, and you watch it, and Kyle Kalinsky or the Young Turks or Jimmy Dore make a video about immigration, YouTube feeds you content based on the subject matter, not the opinion on the subject matter.
01:24:55.000So you click, hey, I'm interested in immigration, boom.
01:24:58.000You might actually end up seeing a progressive's take on immigration, criticizing Trump.
01:25:02.000You turn on MSNBC, they ignore anything.
01:25:06.000So you have no opportunity to actually get counterpoints.
01:25:10.000And then what ends up happening is what we're seeing, the media across the board has pointed to the left and just darted so far.
01:25:17.000The only thing we're getting is hysteria across the board.
01:25:20.000They're bringing back Russiagate again.
01:26:03.000And as if you're listening to something that's unbiased and it disgusts me.
01:26:06.000And one of the things that bothers me online is people, we're living in a day where a lot of people like to engage in genetic fallacy, you know.
01:26:13.000So if you share a link to an opinion piece or a news piece or something you like and if they're on the right they'll say, oh it's Vox, I'm not going to read that.
01:26:21.000And if they're on the left they'll say, you know, oh it's Breitbart, I'm not going to read that.
01:26:29.000I think if you're an adult you should be able to read anything and discern opinion from the facts of the piece and go find other sources and see what you think about it.
01:26:37.000It's not going to hurt you if you're an adult to read it.
01:26:40.000But we're living in that place and one of the differences I see though when people play that game is that the places on the left They don't say what their bias is.
01:26:51.000So if you go to the about page of Breitbart or even like Daily Wire, they tell you on the about page, conservative leaning, you know, they'll tell you.
01:26:59.000But if you go to the about page of BuzzFeed, it doesn't say social justice leaning or leftist leaning.
01:27:05.000They just pretend like they're non-biased and that disgusts me.
01:27:09.000And there's a service I use called NewsGuard.
01:27:34.000It's a conservative opinion news aggregator.
01:27:37.000But Media Matters, which is literally a non-profit designed to smear the right and publishes conspiracy, fake news, nonsense non-stop, gets a green checkmark.
01:28:08.000And I'm like, they're just a news organization that interviewed someone.
01:28:11.000So when Anderson, they didn't even do an interview, they filmed a press conference.
01:28:14.000When Anderson Cooper has on the MyPillowGuy, and the MyPillowGuy is talking about hydroxychloroquine in a positive light, why don't they get put under review?
01:29:01.000I read this after Bush won because Lakoff, he's a linguist, and he was trying to explain to people on the left why people on the right So often disregard facts if it doesn't fit their narrative.
01:29:20.000But what he was trying to say was that if you sort of think of your ideology or your narrative the way you look at the world as a house, right?
01:29:27.000And then if you give somebody a fact that doesn't fit their house, you're not just asking them to like rebuild their window or their doorframe or something.
01:29:34.000Sometimes it would require them to raise their entire house of belief to the ground.
01:29:49.000You're asking people to be very emotionally vulnerable and to contend with losing friends and family and their sense of identity, who they are.
01:30:00.000So many people wrap their identity up in politics.
01:31:25.000Yeah, because then you're doing it mindlessly.
01:31:27.000And you're taking a knee to the ideology and just basically saying, I will be beholden to this belief system without even realizing what it is, like inviting a vampire into your house.
01:31:37.000And when you look up the definition of the ideology of anti-racism, like you said, it's racism.
01:32:07.000Even the Libertarians are embracing it.
01:32:09.000And it feels like hopefully there's a silent majority that it's all washing over the silent majority and eventually they'll all rise up and say enough and vote for Trump because he's the one who's saying no to this.
01:32:51.000I like that he, I mean, he's done things that people on the left should be able to say, you know what, I like that thing, even though I don't like him.
01:34:08.000Well, I tried, and I was under contract, and so they ended up giving me a bonus, because I think what they were trying to do was like, fall in line, buddy, the money is good.
01:36:30.000You can't just go to the gym once and some days you're going to not go to the gym and you're going to suck at it and you're not going to be nice.
01:36:39.000And I really try and remember that is like, OK, I used to believe this stuff for 20 years.
01:36:44.000So whenever I get a little where I'm kind of angry at these people or whatever in a conversation and try and remember What would I've said to my younger self?
01:36:53.000You have to be that soft landing place for when people wake up.
01:36:56.000What would you say to your younger self or to an SJW to like kind of open the door and have, you know, kind of a wake up moment for them?
01:37:06.000Here's a question I haven't heard anyone answer yet.
01:37:11.000So one of the things they try to do is they are really concerned with redefining words because, as we've talked about, they redefine anti-racism, everything.
01:37:22.000So they have to redefine words because controlling thought is how they control people.
01:37:26.000So how do you get, for example, how do you get people who are against racism or sexism to treat people differently on the basis of race and sex?
01:37:34.000Well, you tell them, well, these new definitions for racism and sexism now, and these new definitions say that racism and sexism equal prejudice plus power, and that means that it's impossible to be racist towards white people, or it's impossible to be sexist towards men.
01:37:48.000So they push this, and they're teaching kids this, right?
01:37:55.000Let's say I accept your definition and okay we're going to start teaching that racism is prejudice plus power and it's impossible to be racist towards white men.
01:38:05.000At what measurable end goal will it suddenly become possible to be racist towards white men again?
01:38:27.000When have we reached the equality point for you where we wake up one day and we're like, oh wow, now it's possible to be sexist towards men.
01:38:34.000Okay, now we've got to go teach the kids something else.
01:38:51.000And so we've actually seen a wave of lawsuits over the past couple of years where they're still doing like women in STEM and things like this.
01:38:57.000Well, there's still a disproportionate amount of men relative to women, but there are programs like Women Learn X and Women Do X.
01:39:04.000and they've been lawsuits saying if women of the majority in the schools
01:39:12.000yet actually dissolving over at the apps
01:39:15.000i think ultimately where this ends is no civil rights for anybody
01:39:19.000because you think you think about the logical conclusion of anyone being in
01:39:22.000it any identity they want You know, people who are... I think it was Brown University says, if you're a person of color, you just identify as it and then you get the privileges afforded.
01:40:03.000Well, look at some of the results of what's happened with things going too far, because you have companies now where men are saying they don't want to take meetings alone with women.
01:41:17.000I think, you know, the reason why I say I think it ends up with everyone being equally hurt, no rights for anybody, is that to truly get equality, you must find the lowest common denominator.
01:41:27.000So that means the lowest, you know, marginalized person, everyone must be hindered to that degree.
01:42:16.000Because every one of the shows someone sent it to me.
01:42:18.000And it's like it ends with this super ripped, chiseled seven foot dude just like ripping everything off and dancing with a beautiful woman or something.
01:42:28.000But it's not going to be that magical, I guess, when it comes crashing down.
01:42:33.000I fear that true liberalism, classical liberalism, the idea of the extent of the governed, individual rights and responsibilities was hard earned.
01:42:43.000We fought very, very hard for this over a long period of time.
01:42:45.000And even when this country was founded, we didn't have it perfect.
01:42:48.000And it's taken a lot of conversations over hundreds of years to get to where we are now, where people are more likely to have their rights granted and protected.
01:43:47.000I think that that reaction is already starting.
01:43:49.000You're starting to see people speaking up against it and you're starting to see liberals finally getting the courage to stand up and say this is not liberalism.
01:43:58.000I think if the silent majority does exist, and I think we believe it does, because we've gone over a bunch of the data.
01:45:19.000I'm a little worried about how long the media is going to play this corona thing out.
01:45:25.000In the same way that you said they're bringing Russiagate back, I'm not saying the virus is real, obviously, but I think the media manipulation and the media-induced hysteria over it, how long are they going to use that as a weapon?
01:45:38.000There have been several threads popping up and stories suggesting we may have already hit herd immunity a long time ago.
01:45:44.000But because of the way the narrative works, you're only allowed to say, the end is nigh.
01:46:21.000And considering the existential threat I see from overt far-left white supremacy groups, racial collectivists, I'm like, I'll take the good economy and the jobs and the ending the war.
01:47:18.000Because he's not... You know, it really bothers me when they say Trump should have done better on COVID and I'm like, under the 10th Amendment, the states are responsible and he's not going to intervene.
01:47:27.000Well, speaking of calling him Hitler, like you said earlier, these are the people who had convinced me he was a demagogue and an authoritarian.
01:47:45.000And again, I think part of this is that what you, the idea you were hitting upon about this sort of projection about these people with white supremacist beliefs preaching social justice ideology because it is another form of white supremacy.
01:47:59.000It's a Trojan horse, but it's so, it's also similar.
01:48:01.000I remember when he was being inaugurated, I saw that Antifa and some other people were, they'd planned this whole disrupt the inauguration thing, J20 or something they called it.
01:48:11.000So I went to their website at the time and I was looking at it.
01:48:14.000And one of the things they said, one of their goals was that they said they wanted to cause so much chaos and disruption that he had to show himself to be the authoritarian that he really was and be sworn in behind closed doors like the dirty little authoritarian he is.
01:48:29.000It's like, wait a minute, so you're forcing him to be sworn in behind closed doors?
01:48:33.000Doesn't that mean you're on the side of dark, you know, authoritarianism?
01:48:38.000They're pushing the very thing they claim to be against.
01:48:40.000You know what I really can't stand is that they do the memes on the political compass and they always put Antifa in the bottom left, left libertarian.
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01:50:36.000Amerido says, keep up the good work, Tim and crew.
01:51:32.000I think you could create a political compass with a third dimension, which would be ideology, I suppose.
01:51:39.000Maybe that's not the right way to describe it, but the left embracing an ideology has relatively little to do with economic policy, to a degree.
01:52:03.000And he often says, whether it's left, right, or from the heavens above, or something to that effect, referring to fundamentalist religions and ideology.
01:52:11.000I think what we're looking at with the left is that they've adopted a religion.
01:52:15.000And so now there's a fundamentalist religion inside what is leftist, you know.
01:52:58.000If there's any kind of special consideration that's happened to you because not only are you walking away, but you're a woman.
01:53:04.000And you know that right now a big thing they're saying is that Trump is struggling with suburban women and housewives.
01:53:09.000I'm curious if the left has particularly targeted you in relation to your identity, if you know what I mean.
01:53:15.000Right now they're doing heavily targeting black people.
01:53:18.000Right now they're heavily targeting race.
01:53:20.000But there are times at which they've heavily targeted gender or sex.
01:53:24.000And yeah, the other day I turned on Amazon and they gave me some sponsored ad where this guy was telling me all about how like women have it so much harder.
01:53:32.000And we need to do this and this for women.
01:53:35.000Stop telling me how hard I have it, dude.
01:53:49.000It was more rigorous than Duke, which is where I went to college.
01:53:52.000I was so blessed to go for 11th and 12th grade.
01:53:55.000I probably wouldn't have gone to that science and math school if my whole childhood I had been assaulted with advertising and messaging that's like, women can do science, too.
01:54:27.000I don't think he's too far left or anything.
01:54:29.000He's actually rather rational, but he is on the left.
01:54:31.000Someone asked him, he was going to the bathroom at McDonald's, and a white dude was like, oh yo, would you mind grabbing me a burger if I gave you some cash while you're over there?
01:54:58.000He tried explaining to me that he's like, listen, man, when a white guy, you know, asks a black guy, hey, go get me a cheeseburger while you're, you know, it's like, he's telling me what to do.
01:55:07.000And I said, I guess I don't understand because, you know, my friends routinely would have been like, oh, if you're going to the store, would you mind picking me up?
01:55:37.000But were there also times where I walked into the room and I had this chip on my shoulder and I just assumed everything was sexist or that happened because I was a woman?
01:55:50.000They don't take into account how much they are hurting the self-esteem of anyone who's not a straight white male.
01:55:55.000I'm gonna say something totally offensive, too.
01:55:57.000Think about what happens if you hire someone who's not qualified because of their, you know, token characteristic.
01:56:04.000And you'll end up in a meeting where you have a bunch of people giving ideas, the woman who was hired only because she's a woman, not because of her skills, will give a bad idea, and then all the guys are gonna be like, that was kind of a bad idea, and she's gonna say, because I'm a woman.
01:56:20.000Now, I'm not saying that's every circumstance.
01:56:22.000I'm pretty confident there are a lot of sexist guys who, you know, would disregard women for sure, because I've experienced guys like that.
01:56:28.000But I think it's also fair to say these things will come up as well.
01:56:30.000Yeah, and it makes things harder for women.
01:56:32.000I mean, one really common thing on Twitter lately is I've seen people at conferences saying, I won't be on a panel, like men, these heroic social justice men are like, I won't be on a panel unless you add a woman.
01:56:43.000I don't want to be the woman that got on the panel because I'm a woman.
01:58:38.000But it's like we were saying early on, I wonder if they were ever actually liberal, or were they just whispering sweet nothings into our ears?
01:58:44.000And I kind of woke up to that, I think.
01:59:32.000There was actually, I think it was a New York Times journalist said, here's the exact moment Bernie Sanders removed the phrase millionaires from his, you know, his speeches and stuff.
01:59:40.000And it coincides with his breaking a million dollars.
02:01:58.000Yethna P. says, there is a perfect guest for you who is hilarious and engaging on a podcast and talks about culture war and SJW control of comics as an artist who got cancelled by DC and SJWs and he lives in New Jersey.
02:05:36.000Yeah, she did controversial things, and I don't really care about her views, but good for her, because she was totally cancelled from all social media.
02:06:04.000If she gets in, it is going to be, and she is a sharp personality to say the least.
02:06:10.000Her up against the squad, it's going to make for some spicy C-SPAN videos.
02:06:15.000This also brings up an interesting question.
02:06:17.000What if all the people that they've tried to un-person, and I think you could say fairly that the people they went after were those who were very influential in the last election and had big followings.
02:06:28.000It wasn't that they were the most extreme or awful.
02:06:33.000Like, you know, I was just at an event where Milo spoke and he was rightfully pointing out that Richard Spencer still has a Twitter account.
02:06:39.000David Duke still has a Twitter account.
02:06:41.000But they took out the people who were influential and who were making a difference.
02:06:46.000And so what if all those un-person people ran for office?
02:06:50.000Would they have to give them all their accounts back if they win?
02:06:53.000I would, I mean, I personally think yes, but they banned.
02:06:56.000I think there was an account being run by someone else for Laura Loomer and they banned it.
02:07:00.000They did the same thing with Sargon of Akkad.
02:07:02.000Yeah, it's like you're unpersoned, you know?
02:07:04.000And that's why they want, they have this dominance over the conversation.
02:07:08.000But that's why, you know, I bring up Laura Loomer, and full disclosure, carefully, because she has been, you know, controversial in a lot of ways, but to point out, you can't stop these, you can't stop people.
02:07:20.000You try and cancel the person, and then they all gloat and laugh.
02:07:23.000It's the most annoying thing when these Twitterati lefties are like, you see, banning people works, Laura Limer Windsor Primary.
02:07:30.000It's like, no, you just don't see what she's doing anymore.
02:07:37.000The people on Twitter have closed their blinders and are acting like they're literally children covering their ears and eyes and going, I can't see you, I can't see you, it's not happening.
02:07:46.000She's still out there doing her thing.
02:07:47.000She has like 700,000 followers on Parler.
02:08:17.000Your phone stopped working because there are too many people in one area, and the police want to spy on you, so they want your phone to work, so they bring in these big trucks with mobile cell antennas to increase the capacity so they can spy on you.
02:11:49.000When they started tearing down Confederate statues, my complaint was, hey, that's dangerous, and we should have a conversation.
02:11:55.000You shouldn't just destroy something you don't like.
02:11:59.000I said, look, I actually think they should come down.
02:12:02.000I would vote to put them in a museum, have them preserved, protected, and collected, and we could explain what they mean and what they are.
02:13:16.000They are creating racist systems, and it's on purpose.
02:13:19.000They want you to question people based on their race, quite literally.
02:13:23.000And so you're gonna get a doctor, and instead of thinking, this is the best person for me, you're gonna be, oh no, is this a diversity hire?
02:13:32.000Yeah, and it's going to, again, it's going to hurt women and it's going to hurt people of color except for Asian people because then you'll be like, give me the Asian male doctor because I know he had to be really extra good to get in.
02:13:42.000They would have kicked him out, discriminated against him.
02:13:44.000And now the Asian male doctor can get all the business.
02:13:48.000Yeah, so I actually, this reminded me of an old story from a long time ago when I worked in a rehab center helping people recover from surgeries.
02:13:55.000So, this guy, I thought that he was really, really racist at first because he was very educated, he had been to medical school, and he told me, I will never have an African American doctor.
02:14:10.000And I was like, you sound really racist, bro, but...
02:14:14.000That's not cool, because that means that these doctors are already... African-American doctors are at a disadvantage because people might assume that it was easy for them to get in.
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