Ep 15 - Joe Bishop-Henchman to Gitmo w⧸ Jeremy Kauffman
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1 hour and 44 minutes
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199.83379
Summary
Toad, Fat Dave, and Jeremy Kaufman join host Jose to discuss the LPNH/LPNH drama, a story about taking a dump in the bathroom at work, and the fact that Fat Dave is gay.
Transcript
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Fucking, I'm the least regular regular of the Tower Power Hour.
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We have Toad, we have Fat Dave, and we have Jeremy Kaufman with us today.
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Jeremy, you want to provide a quick little fucking intro for yourself for the retards who are living under a fucking rock?
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I mean, I think people who don't know who I am are probably living a better life.
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But, you know, I think I'm here because I have recently kind of come to this position of controversy in the Libertarian Party.
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So I was tweeting from the LPNH account and said some of the things that kind of set all this off, this big drama between LPNational and LPNH.
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I've lived in – and I've lived in New Hampshire for about six years now, which is absolutely the best state for Libertarians to live in.
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And you're going to hear me show that repeatedly, you know, probably throughout the show.
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But I imagine we're going to mostly talk about, like, LPNH and LPNational drama, and, you know, I'm happy to do that.
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I want to lead off with a fucking little story.
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And this is an honest-to-God truth, a story that happened.
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I was like, I can't not tell this entire Power Hour.
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And it's going to perfectly segue into, like, some of our talking points.
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So I legit at work yesterday fucking taking a dump because I actually work for the federal government.
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My last day – it actually was supposed to be Friday.
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But fucking – I mean, yeah, I was just shitting.
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I play on my phone a lot while I'm taking a dump.
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I mean, I'm fucking salary, so I don't give a shit.
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And then all of a sudden I start hearing this, like, what sounds like someone brushing their teeth.
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And I realized, like, you know, kind of that, like, sound when someone – you're doing the back of your throat and you're, like, the tongue and you're going to hear that weird gagging sound.
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And then it didn't take me long to realize someone's getting their dick sucked in here.
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So I'm like – I'm in this awkward position now where I'm sitting in the bathroom.
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And I'm like, these motherfuckers probably don't realize I'm in here.
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And so I'm in this awkward, like, what do I do?
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Like, do I just, like – do I make, like, a grunt noise?
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I also don't know what the fuck you're talking about because I personally don't deep throw up my toothbrush.
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So I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
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You don't ever, like, get a little too far in it.
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And it wasn't that it was, like, a gagging noise.
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I know I'm not gay because I have a terrible gag reflex.
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I also don't – I have a vibrating toothbrush.
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I also don't flip it, you know, around so the wide side is going into my mouth either.
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But anyways, to tie this back into everything, I just – after – in light of that, I just have to ask Jeremy,
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I mean, like, it's just a blood in its purest form.
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It's funny because, like, I've developed this – I don't even – I don't know if people have a – if I have a reputation yet.
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But, like, I'm not even particularly, like, right libertarian.
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I'm, like, hardcore capitalist and I'm, like, pretty anti-woke.
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I don't care if people do whatever they want with their genitals, with their marriages, like, whatever.
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I don't even care if – about, like, the, like, child trans issue and, like, whatever this is.
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Again, like, to me, that's, like, it's none of my fucking business.
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It's a business of, like, parents and their children.
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And so it's, like, I just don't want to cheer it on, right?
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Because it's, like, the attacks are all, like, you're not enthusiastically for it.
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Well, also, like, you'll make a joke if you make a joke about it.
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Like, he's, like, we cannot joke about these protected classes.
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And there – and I will say, because I have a tendency to be, like, fuck you.
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You tell me I can't joke about it and it makes me want to, right?
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Like, I don't really like calling people faggots.
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Like, I kind of think that's, like, not the nicest thing to do.
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I stopped saying the word when I was, like, 16 or 17.
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But then I see, like, how much – how, like, how uptight people get about it.
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I mean, the outright libertarians are petitioning.
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I don't think they understand how any aspect of libertarianism or the Libertarian Party works.
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But they're petitioning right now to have me kicked out of the party, which I also don't, you know.
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Seriously, there's a petition on outright libertarians on their Facebook page right now.
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Like, the things you can get kicked out of the Libertarian Party for.
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I don't even know what homophobic thing I'm purported to have said, you know.
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Now you can just get kicked out now for being a member of the Mises Caucus, apparently.
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Well, the affiliate can get kicked out for being in the Mises Caucus.
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By the way, I actually just had someone tell me that, and I don't know if this is true,
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but AJ Olding tweeted it six minutes ago, that JBH is going to resign this Friday.
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Wait, so I really don't know how it, like, the bylaws, whatever.
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I would assume the vice chair, which is Ken Mollman.
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Ken Mollman's been, like, one of our best defenders, one of our biggest defenders, yeah.
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Hans Mollman, is he, like, 30-whatever, but he looks like he's 80 and he, like, dies every
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It's funny that the vice chair is the last name of Mollman because I thought – I was thinking
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about, like, who Joe Bishop Henchman reminded me of, and I was actually thinking that he reminded
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He's, like, this, like, ineffectual person who, like, no one's paying attention to.
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And – but, yeah, the vice chair also has the last name Mollman, so.
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I mean, the Peter Pettigrew thing is uncanny, honestly, once I saw that.
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I don't know if, like – that's a Harry Potter reference, the rat fucking transforming person
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I think someone posted it on Twitter, didn't you?
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Well, yeah, and the fact that, yeah, Henchman looks like a rat and has those teeth and his
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last name is Henchman, it's kind of just, like, out of a movie or something almost.
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Like, we literally actually voted for this guy.
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It's like that thing how, like, more people named Dennis become dentists.
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I think that's a fake fact, by the way, so I just want to –
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I mean, should we start, like, at the top of this LPNH shit or –
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Yeah, I really want to get into it because, like, I've already heard –
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I've watched Heist on Dave Smith and I watched Heist on Break the Cycle with Josh Smith.
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but I wanted to get somebody from, like, was actually in LPNH at the time
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Yeah, I mean, and by the way, I will say, like,
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and if there's anything I don't cover here, like –
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I will – I'm, like, pretty difficult to frustrate,
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and I wouldn't say that I'm frustrated by anything that's been happening.
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But something that is, like, it's a little bit annoying is, like,
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these people forming all these opinions, it's, like, just fucking talk to me.
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Like, I'm, like, the most approachable, accessible person.
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You know, it's, like, you can find me, you can email me,
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you can message me on any channel, I'll answer you.
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And so it's, like, if you're going to form some opinion about me, you know,
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maybe ask me a question, like, why did you say this or whatever.
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So I would just say – and so if there's anything we don't cover here,
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And I'm not even, like, an edgelordy type person.
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Like, it's not – I'm not, like, doing that and not knowing what I'm doing.
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Now, I will say that, like, there's not the most, like, forethought.
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Like, the things that ended up getting us in trouble,
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it's, like, probably, like, 30 seconds between conception to, like, posting.
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But I tell the group, I'm like, look, I think this is a strategy.
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I think we can say things that are, like, unequivocally libertarian,
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and we can get the message boosted by people hating us, right?
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Like, that's literally what I was saying is that we can say things that are true,
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that we can back up, and we can get people who hate libertarians already
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and are never going to be libertarians to amplify our message.
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And by creating that drama, we can get press coverage,
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The companies that I run are used – I run a website called Odyssey
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and another company called Library, and it's, like, I've built these brands up
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to hundreds of thousands, millions of people that are interested in them.
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Two million people will use Odyssey today, you know?
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And it's, like, that's – I'm not an idiot about it.
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Like, this is a different strategy I'm applying here,
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And so it would be nice to – I mean, whoever these people are,
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whether it's Dave Smith or anyone else, they have a problem with me.
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I'll tell you what I'm doing, and I'm happy to lay it out here.
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But, yeah, I mean, like, with – so, I mean, to me,
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There's the ones that are unequivocally libertarian but provocative, right?
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And so these would be in the category of, like –
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The child labor, the Civil Rights Act, like, these kinds of things.
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this is a real policy solution to wokeness, right?
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The reason diversity and inclusion and these HR departments have been taking over corporations
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Like, I can't – I would love to IQ test the people that I hire.
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And the reason it's illegal is the Civil Rights Act, right?
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Like, this is not – this is a real substantive policy position, right?
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And then there's the other category where I want –
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and these, I think, actually ended up causing us less trouble.
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But to me, if I was the sort of, you know, ideological libertarian who didn't want trouble,
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it's the stuff like, you know, send Fauci to Gitmo.
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And, like, that's at least ostensibly against the libertarian platform.
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Maybe you think the official handles shouldn't be making these kinds of posts.
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To get mad that we said children should be allowed to work, like, there's –
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that's a core libertarian position as far as I can say.
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Actually, I was listening to Carrie Ann Harlos on Tom Woods today, and she said that is literally a part of the LP –
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one of their actual core beliefs on their website, I believe, is that to end child labor laws and to end –
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But even in the current form of the platform – and, by the way, I'm, like, an autistic nerd.
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I'm, like, that kind of, like, obsessive type of person who will do a lot of, like, reading and learning.
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And the platform entirely supports what I said.
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I can cite the exact parts of the platform that support it.
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And so it's so crazy to me that people are mad at us.
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Like, the Libertarian Party should be mad at Gary Johnson.
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Gary Johnson contradicted the platform and attacked the party.
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Because when you do this shift to the middle, let's get more votes.
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You get these people in who don't have the slightest understanding of Libertarian concepts.
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The Mises Caucus Facebook group is giving me shit for, again, unequivocally libertarian positions.
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I mean, I'm basically an ANCAP or a volunteerist.
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And it's this, like, populist, you know, potentially populist right-wing shit that's anti—that's not compatible with libertarianism.
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And it's also—it's hard to argue with the numbers, either.
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When you have, what, 10,000 percent up in—not mentions—fucking impressions.
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Like, when you have, like, this huge thing, I mean, you can't really argue that it's bad.
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The child labor tweet did 12 million impressions.
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To legalize child labor, children will learn more at work than in school.
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And then underneath, you posted, I believe, a feed article.
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And the follow-up tweets individually did, like, a million impressions.
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I don't have the numbers in front of me, but it's like, that's getting the idea in front of people.
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And so, this comes back to part of the strategy.
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And this is—I'll say these things—I mean, I think these things are true.
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A lot of libertarians don't like accepting these things, but I think there's a ton of evidence to substantiate them,
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which is, like, basically, libertarian ideas are unpopular.
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And so, like, my—and this is backed by, you know, psychology research, cognitive science research, morality research.
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It's like, people are actually kind of different.
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You know, we might all agree that murder is wrong, you know, but there's other categories of things where we're more disagreed.
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Libertarians actually have, like, kind of, like, measurably different, you know, moral and ethical principles,
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It's not really logic that determines your ethics.
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You can come up—you'll find that you're attracted to these logical arguments that justify your ethics,
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but as any libertarian has experienced, you try to give these logical arguments to other people,
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And so, it's more important that we make sure that, like, every possible person in America has at least heard the arguments,
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so the people who are sympathetic to them, you know, find them and discover it,
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because the biggest failure would be that people don't even understand that these things are possible.
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I mean, I am of the opinion that it's never going to happen.
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We're never going to persuade the majority of Americans to be libertarian.
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It's a big part of why I'm a free stater, because once you realize that you can't persuade the majority of people to be libertarian,
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you can adjust your strategy, and you can go, well, okay, we might not get the majority,
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but there's 10 million of us in the country, or 20 million, or however many it is,
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and if we choose to concentrate physically, that's actually enough to win.
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And so, that's, like, that's a big part of why I became a, you know, became a free stater.
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And so, that's why I like this messaging that is somewhat provocative, but backed up by substance,
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because it makes sure it lets the people who will be activated by the ideas, if they hear them, it lets them see them.
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And ironically, I feel like focusing on the remnant will actually end up getting you more, too.
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Because, like, I know people go on about, like, fucking how well they did under Gary Johnson and shit,
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but I actually think a lot of that was a sign of the times.
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Like, I think when you have this milquetoast messaging, you end up doing worse as well.
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So, when you have, like, messaging like you're pushing forward, I think you end up actually doing better.
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Not that I give a shit. I'll be honest. I mean, most guys know that I'm more of the agorist route.
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And part of why I don't agree is because I think that most people don't have the balls to do what Jeremy's trying to do.
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If somehow magically we could get people to have this kind of messaging across the board, okay, yeah, sure.
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But I just think the incentives of political, like, utilizing the political system drive it the opposite way.
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And you're kind of fighting against the stream as we're seeing here.
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But, I mean, all the more power to you. I hope it fucking happens.
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I hope we can get people to start driving this type of messaging because I think that's what can actually drive forth more liberty.
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I think that the sort of archetype that the remnant's describing, I think that's real.
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I think this is a byproduct of our nationalism that we've been brought up through fucking years of propaganda.
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The idea that we need to have, like, get the nation to come together and accept liberty is fucking retarded.
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I just need to be able to have more liberty in my location or have a location I can go to where I have more liberty.
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The other thing is, like, do you think do you think milquetoast messaging is going to get very active people or milquetoast people also?
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Like, or and then the opposite is also do you think these, like, radical messaging is going to get radical people that will also be radical?
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And, like, it's kind of a – I mean, you're not going to reach the radicals with milquetoast messaging.
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Like, it's – and then those milquetoast people that you do reach, even if there's more of them, what do they do?
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Like, they're still milquetoast people that don't want to go out and do anything.
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Like, you have to find people, maybe not exactly like me, but in this – at least in this characteristic, they're like, like, I'm willing to be libertarian.
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I'm willing to be that guy who goes one against 100 and be like, no, this is right, you know?
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And so, like, if you're going to get something going – I mean, look at how has the culture and the society and the government, you know, essentially moved left and larger for the last 100, 200 years.
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It's because, like, these people are not ashamed.
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They unequivocally say, you know, this is what we want, and they ultimately pull people towards them.
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And so you need to be, you know, activating and selecting for these kinds of people who will be unequivocally libertarian and who will continue to pull forward.
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But, like, I mean – but to answer another part of it, like, you know, part of the reason I am such – and I am going to keep showing the Free State Project.
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Like, it's, like – it's essentially, like, the idea of, like, let's establish a libertarian homeland.
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And I really – I kind of – I mean, I understand –
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That book, which people bring up, that was a cathedral hit piece, okay?
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That was precisely designed and engineered because we are winning, right?
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Like, they wrote this whole book about this one particular area of New Hampshire and about how libertarians ruined it.
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That area of New Hampshire elected two Free Staters to the state legislature just this last year.
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Like, this notion that Free Staters are somehow disliked in New Hampshire, it's a lie.
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There's 45 of them that were elected just in 2020.
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Like, it's crazy how popular libertarianism is in New Hampshire.
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There's a lot – there's certainly, like, plenty more to be done.
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But, like, the people here are largely receptive to it.
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And instead of this utopian idea that, like, oh, we're going to get everyone to believe what we think, we're going to set the whole world free.
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It's just – I mean, it's – I don't want to, like, attack them too much because, like, it's a nice idea.
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But, like, at the end of the day, it's, like, it's retarded in my opinion.
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And it's so much more feasible to say, look, we believe this.
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We can't have some area to be able to live according to our values.
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Like, I'm pretty anti-identity politics, but I'm actually pro-libertarian identity politics.
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Like, we need to accept that we have our own identity.
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Like, and this is another part of it where it's, like, you know, the left claims to be these sympathetic people who recognize, oh, everyone's different and people have different things.
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It's like, okay, well, libertarians are different.
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And you might have thought lockdowns weren't that bad, but as a libertarian, they were so bad.
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They made us cry, even though we don't cry that much.
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Like, they're, you know, they're really bad things.
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And your subjective experience might not have matched ours in the same way that, like, with homosexuals or any other minority that battled for acceptance.
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It's like, libertarians need to be battling for acceptance.
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And we deserve to be able to live the way that we want to.
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And, like, there's a, well, I was going to say, like, with the Free State Project, it's like, if you truly believe in libertarianism, then you will believe that the Free State Project will work because it's founded on libertarian principles.
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But if, like, if you're a libertarian, you're like, no, that doesn't work.
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Then why are you even a libertarian to begin with?
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Like, my opinion is that, like, a lot of people like democracy and like the way that, you know, American society works.
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Like, there's that classic, like, Rothbard-Friedman debate.
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Would you press this button to destroy the state?
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And I actually love both Rothbard and Friedman.
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And it's like, I would push the button to destroy the state in some area, but I actually would not push the button to destroy the state across America.
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It's clear that a lot of people love it, and so it would be, like, rude of me to take it away from them.
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We deserve to be able to live the way that we want to live.
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But, you know, like, other people clearly don't like it.
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The Libertarian Party has been around for 50 years.
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This idea that we're going to hit on some new way of presenting libertarianism and all of a sudden people are going to love it, it's just fucking insanity, you know?
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And that's part of why this stuff causes people such a problem.
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It's the heart of why this messaging caused people such a problem.
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It's like there are a bunch of libertarians who believe these things, who simultaneously recognize that they're embarrassing, right, who recognize that to other people they're not going to like this.
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And it's cognitive dissonance that is triggering this reaction because they see this message and they're like, I agree with it, but I understand that it's offensive, and so they don't want it to be said, right?
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The prags, the libertarian prags, right, like, they're – and they're not wrong, but they understand implicitly that a lot of libertarian philosophy is embarrassing to most people, right?
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Let's hide what libertarians believe so that we can get more votes, right?
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I think there's something you said here that really is ringing true to me right now.
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Like, I think the key is we need to normalize being an anarchist, a libertarian, whatever, like fighting for acceptance.
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Like, when your friends ask you what you believe, I don't think you should be the annoying person that's like the CrossFitter that everyone knows CrossFits.
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But I think you should be – if they ask you, well, what do you think we should do with the government?
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I'm like, well, I don't think there should be one.
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And I don't think you should be – you should hide from it.
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I also don't think you should be annoying about it, but just like a matter of fact.
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We're always complaining about how the radical – like the left is taken over and all that.
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They didn't do it with milquetoast messaging either.
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Like they will post immediately online that if you're white, you're racist.
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And they're just like, well, that's what we believe, and fuck you if you don't like it.
00:27:09.020
They have – their people are super radicalized because of them.
00:27:18.800
Like we should not – so my stance is like we should not apologize for believing what we should believe.
00:27:28.900
At the same time, we shouldn't say that disagreeing with us makes you a bad person, right?
00:27:34.840
Because even in a – and this is another aspect, and this is something I think libertarians can also get wrong at times, right?
00:27:39.900
Because there's this – libertarians will frequently advance society, and it's one I very much believe.
00:27:43.680
Oh, well, if society was libertarian, you could build all these other things on top of it, right?
00:27:49.940
Oh, if you're a – in a libertarian society, you could be socialist, right?
00:27:54.500
You could build your socialist utopia on top of libertarianism, right?
00:28:00.280
But like libertarians don't actually spend very much time explaining the second part, right?
00:28:08.500
That's when they bring up helicopter rides, right?
00:28:11.840
In a libertarian society, we'll have helicopter rides, and you'll be dead.
00:28:18.720
And so with that second step, like that second step is recognizing that other people really like a lot of this stuff.
00:28:28.220
They like – like I find democracy like repugnant.
00:28:35.460
So it's like I don't want to take democracy away from you.
00:28:42.700
Can I have a space where it doesn't exist, right?
00:28:44.800
Like people are like terrified of being ruled by a corporation.
00:28:48.140
I'm like could I please be ruled by a corporation?
00:28:50.200
I mean I prefer like maybe something of pure anarchy maybe.
00:28:54.640
But like I would literally prefer to be ruled by a corporation than by democracy.
00:29:03.840
But like corporation above democracy, 100 percent, right?
00:29:07.580
Like Chipotle and McDonald's treat me way better than the federal government does, right?
00:29:11.760
Like so it's like if we can at least get closer to that, like that's better, you know?
00:29:16.080
I never thought about this too because it's like – it would be like us going up to somebody that's taking heroin.
00:29:24.680
Just let them like – if they like democracy, let them have it.
00:29:32.460
I'm in the chat saying, can I have a space where the age of consent doesn't exist?
00:29:41.200
If you're too smooth-brained to understand the theory, maybe you should fuck off somewhere else.
00:29:54.100
I think most people have like very reductive concepts.
00:30:00.320
Like I'm not – it's so fucking stupid to even have to do these.
00:30:18.680
This is a big reason why I liked Sterner a lot, my reading of Sterner, because it goes
00:30:24.540
more into like subjectivity and it's kind of the idea of like the whole – it solves
00:30:28.320
the whole age of consent thing because it's like the whole might makes right thing to
00:30:34.100
I will shoot you in the fucking – in the face if you fucking do it.
00:30:42.420
A lot of the like libertarian right like loves Rothbard, right?
00:30:46.900
And I like Rothbard and I'm not sure if I love him, but I like him.
00:30:51.800
And one of my trolls that I like to do is most of the libertarian right that like likes
00:30:56.700
Rothbard is not familiar with Rothbard's opinions on children.
00:31:03.120
And so it's like I love bringing up – well, do you know what Rothbard said here?
00:31:06.600
Because Rothbard said – and I don't even think – I mean I think it's a potentially
00:31:11.340
Rothbard said children are parents' property, right?
00:31:16.900
Well, that's – there's that whole – I actually wasn't even going to go in that
00:31:21.220
But Rothbard said children are parents' property.
00:31:23.980
At a certain point, they can declare independence from their parents and then they're adults,
00:31:29.940
And so there's certain steps that they can take at which point they're individuals and
00:31:33.640
they have the full rights of individuals separate from their parents.
00:31:36.580
And until they take those steps, parents own their children and their children are the
00:31:46.640
And it's like they do kind of feel like my property, right?
00:31:52.100
They can't make decisions for themselves, right?
00:31:54.380
Like I'm going to violate their rights on a regular basis if they were fully functioning
00:32:00.940
And so it's like, well, okay, so that seems like relatively true when they're children.
00:32:05.120
And I'm not saying – obviously, the idea of like people being property is offensive,
00:32:10.100
but it's like I don't want anyone else to have a say in how I raise them.
00:32:15.520
I don't think my fucking neighbor should have a say.
00:32:17.500
I don't think anyone should have a say that I don't consent to having a say, right?
00:32:21.500
And so you've got to – but then at the same time, I also recognize that at a certain
00:32:26.660
point my children – I don't have a say, right?
00:32:32.800
And then they're their own people, and I don't have a say with them.
00:32:35.760
But clearly when they're three, I'm going to stop them from crossing the street, and
00:32:38.880
I'm not going to let them eat certain things, and I'm going to do all kinds of things that
00:32:42.240
I wouldn't do to you if you were a fully functioning adult.
00:32:46.060
So it's like I don't think it's the craziest idea, but a lot of the populist libertarian
00:32:53.160
hates – doesn't even like it, so it's a fun thing to bring up with them to introduce
00:33:00.700
I mean I would say that there's probably room for neighbors to intervene or something
00:33:05.160
though if you're abusing children or something like that.
00:33:11.340
So if someone tried to babble me about how aging consent is nonsense, I don't care.
00:33:15.760
I'm going to – you're still getting the shoddy.
00:33:22.600
Like that's not – because they're yours, right?
00:33:28.040
And when I say that they're property, I don't mean that they're not living things.
00:33:31.560
You have dogs or property other – and they're obviously above dogs, right?
00:33:34.600
Like they're – what I'm saying is that like they're –
00:33:40.900
It's like – and the reason is that they didn't have the right to consent because they're
00:33:44.080
not, you know, full adults and full individuals.
00:33:50.940
And so there is a violation that is happening there.
00:33:53.300
I'm not trying to excuse these kinds of things.
00:33:55.800
It's absolutely a violation and an offense happening there, right?
00:33:59.840
I mean at the same time, and I'm not trying to be provocative, like when I was 13, 14,
00:34:06.760
I probably would have had sex with like almost any woman, right?
00:34:19.620
Honestly, I knew more at 13 or 14 than most fully educated people that could vote knew,
00:34:30.780
And so it's like I absolutely would have had sex with my teachers, some of them, most of them.
00:34:42.740
And I also am sympathetic to the fact that men and women may be different in this regard.
00:34:47.100
Just how we regard it might not be the same thing.
00:34:49.380
But it's like there's certainly a part of me that remembers that.
00:34:52.740
And if someone said, Jeremy, you're not allowed to do that other than my parents, I would have
00:34:57.760
I want to put my dick in this 35-year-old teacher.
00:35:01.960
There's no manipulation that has to be done with a 13-year-old.
00:35:08.640
There's some sort of weird like manipulation and shitty shit that's going on.
00:35:12.920
With a 13-year-old, you're like, you want to fucking slam my meat wallet?
00:35:19.080
I think having sex with 13-year-old women is gross.
00:35:31.200
I think it's funny because I'd like train myself out of like calling women girls because
00:35:39.200
And so like that same kind of like substitution effect, I ended up applying it there.
00:35:47.400
And it's like I'm someone who likes probing boundaries and understanding like nuance and
00:35:54.480
And it's just like a lot of people don't have a mindset for it.
00:35:57.660
And so like even exploring it causes them problems.
00:36:03.200
Like I'm not, you know, when it's some of this, because most of the stuff that people
00:36:06.600
have a problem with me with, it's like, it's under my own personal account.
00:36:09.220
It's not under like official handles and other things.
00:36:18.860
I'm not, I'm not going to go do it to people, but like, I want to be able to talk about these
00:36:22.860
things because I like, you know, understanding things and how they work.
00:36:37.360
I also saw a pregnant retard was in the chat also.
00:36:42.780
I just think like us libertarians, we're so common to being such fucking binary thinkers
00:36:48.220
that anytime there's anything that has any level of subjectivity, we go fucking retard
00:36:53.240
And it's just like, it doesn't make sense to so many of them.
00:36:55.400
And that's why I suggest all the time, read shit like Sterner or different people who
00:37:00.400
Cause there, it's so much easier to be like, well then, you know, like say with the age
00:37:03.940
of consent, it's kind of like, okay, well, where's the age of consent?
00:37:06.600
The age of consent is where you won't get fucked up if you do it.
00:37:11.220
If you start fucking 13 year olds in the Encapistan, I don't know what to tell you.
00:37:19.020
I mean, if you want to talk about a philosophy even less popular than anarcho-capitalism or
00:37:24.440
libertarianism, you might talk about egoism and individualist anarchism.
00:37:29.580
But, but no, I'm, I'm, I'm sympathetic to these philosophies as well.
00:37:32.900
And I think there's some, I think there's a lot to be learned for sure.
00:37:36.040
And that's, especially with subjectivity, I think that's a great place to learn.
00:37:39.700
And I feel like egoist rights kind of describe what is, whereas natural rights to some extent
00:37:47.560
So like, they kind of like, cause egoist rights are like, you know, when it comes to property,
00:37:50.920
like, well, property is what I have and you don't fuck with me for.
00:37:53.960
Like if I have this thing and you don't fuck with me, it's mine.
00:37:58.480
But I mean, it's interesting because, so that access is sort of like individualism versus,
00:38:04.160
versus collectivism or I don't even know if that's sort of access.
00:38:06.860
It's more like egoism versus whatever the opposite of egoism would be, which I don't
00:38:11.320
think is necessarily collectivism, but that's an, that's another axis where it's like similar
00:38:16.140
to the libertarianism one, like people fall along a spectrum and they can be exposed.
00:38:20.820
So, I mean, there's some people, they read Sterner, they read.
00:38:36.740
God, I just avoided saying something that I didn't need to be clipped.
00:38:44.280
This is a much more like Ace conversation than our usual TPH conversations.
00:38:56.580
Ace, give me a Twitter thread on age of consent.
00:39:01.600
And I kind of think that there's like, maybe there's even more of a problem if it's like a, like a 13 year old boy getting into that situation or something because they're going to like fuck everything and not understand the consequences.
00:39:11.360
So, I mean, I do see issues with that for sure.
00:39:19.700
I did want to get, so Jeremy, when you, when you now on your personal account and on like the, the Twitter, like one, how do you like go different on each one or do you like go the fucking same?
00:39:31.500
And is it just kind of like, you just think of something in your head and you're just like, all right, that was a good one.
00:39:37.660
Um, so I tried to like have a conception of what that brand or identity.
00:39:44.020
So with my personal account, it's kind of what you said is let's fucking go, but like, cause I don't care.
00:39:49.740
Cause like I'm interested in like meeting and interacting with other people that I'm going to be like sympathetic to and find interesting.
00:39:56.880
Like my personal account is I'm not, I'm not trying to fucking accrue followers.
00:40:03.120
I, if you don't like the things that I'm saying, unfollow me, I'd rather have interactions that I find like interesting or pleasant or whatever.
00:40:12.380
And so it's like, I'm not, I'm not someone who is trying to maximize their follower account.
00:40:18.060
And so in fact, sometimes I say shit on purpose to like drive people away because I've occasionally had tweets.
00:40:24.940
Like I had a couple of tweets that went like viral in like mega verse and I picked up like 500 followers and it's like, I don't, you know, half of these, some of them might be cool, but like half of them shouldn't be here.
00:40:39.660
I'm not trying to have the number be as high as possible.
00:40:42.760
I'm trying to interact with the kinds of people that I enjoy interacting with.
00:40:46.760
They'll just unfollow you one tweet later anyway.
00:40:49.860
Well, no, literally like when I had like mega viral tweets, I like make sure that my next tweets, like something that like magos won't like, you know, cause I'm like, you shouldn't, this isn't where you need to be.
00:41:05.940
So my personal account is me and I try to be like pretty raw, that kind of thing.
00:41:18.560
Look, I don't, I don't, I actually think that's a pretty important idea for libertarians to understand, or you might come to different conclusions.
00:41:30.900
I actually said something like that in the, uh, in the chat today.
00:41:34.820
I was just like, um, if, if Jews did, if Jews did run the world, would it look any different than what we have now?
00:41:42.260
So, uh, but on the other accounts, like I try to have a considered a little bit more of a considered strategy and approach.
00:41:52.780
Like certainly with the LP accounts, like I want to represent the libertarian party.
00:41:57.240
So I've tried either, you know, it needs to either very clearly be a joke or it needs to be consistent with the platform.
00:42:04.780
And I, you know, I'm not, I'm not using those to, to do anything other than that.
00:42:09.100
Um, and so like, and I try to think about what does that brand, what does that entity, you know, want, what does it need?
00:42:15.240
And I try to be, you know, sending out, sending out messages that would be, be appropriate for that, you know?
00:42:22.920
Now, so were you watching like LPKY and LP Connecticut and like their Twitters and like saying like, okay, they are like killing it right now.
00:42:36.980
Uh, I had been following both those accounts for some time.
00:42:39.980
I think they're, um, I think they're great accounts and, uh, you know, I love, I love, I love what they're doing.
00:42:45.820
Um, I think that, and so I'm not going to say that I didn't take some inspiration from them.
00:42:51.880
I, I, I probably, I mean, inspiration, it's a funny thing.
00:42:55.140
It's like, you know, it's like, I'm, I'm, I'm an entrepreneur.
00:42:57.980
I'm ostensibly an inventor, but like so much of it comes from like what other people have, have said.
00:43:04.080
And you get this, I, I feel that I have a lot of like moments of inspiration, like where it's like,
00:43:09.380
Oh, like, I, and I don't even know, you know, these things just pop into your head.
00:43:13.620
It's difficult to, you know, it's not, they're not like in this like top down logical process.
00:43:18.300
I can think that way, but when it comes to something that I'm tweeting, like, it's almost,
00:43:24.700
Um, and a lot of them, you don't say, um, some of them you do say, um, that, you know,
00:43:31.900
Um, and I'm sure, so like, I'm sure because I followed them that they influenced me.
00:43:36.880
Like, I'm sure when I had that thing pop into my head that like part of that came from,
00:43:41.880
you know, reading their accounts and certainly a good number of things that I tweet come
00:43:47.680
from reading something that someone else, um, you know, someone else tweeted.
00:43:53.140
Forrest Mommy asked that, I don't know if you want to, if you want to answer that, if you
00:43:56.160
guys have, like, if you're doing it on Facebook as well, or are you just doing it on Twitter?
00:44:00.920
I don't, I mean, Facebook is like far less addictive to me.
00:44:03.820
Like, so like I like Twitter and that's another reason I said that I would do the LP and H
00:44:08.200
tweets, which is like, I'm already on Twitter, like probably more than I should be.
00:44:12.660
And so it's like, well, if I have something that's appropriate for LP and H to say that
00:44:17.480
pops into my head now, I can just say it cause I'm logged in.
00:44:20.000
And so like, again, like there's not, I don't, this is something that I think, cause I've
00:44:26.720
had this conversation with other people like, you know, can we have a marketing calendar,
00:44:30.380
you know, and we'll plan what we're going to say.
00:44:31.860
I'm like, no, actually like 90% of what I say, I thought of 30 seconds before I said
00:44:37.100
it, you know, like it's not, it's not, it's not this like carefully considered, considered
00:44:46.780
I mean, you don't just have like, be like, well, wait, we're going to have a fucking
00:44:49.400
meeting and we're going to fucking put out our fucking message.
00:44:52.500
And that's how you get this bullshit, like political messaging, you know?
00:44:56.260
I mean, that's how creativity works and we talk to any artist and I do think, you
00:45:03.640
And so since Gilletta, since Twitter is art, you know, Gilletta, Gilletta and the LP and
00:45:10.240
H, the people who facilitated the LP and H Q, the 612 Q, I mean, that's like, that's
00:45:16.520
like destroying, you know, all that art in Iraq and these other places.
00:45:24.840
I mean, they, they went through and they deleted all your, like those, those tweets,
00:45:30.440
Well, so was that just like, were you just like chilling and then all of a sudden you
00:45:34.320
like got like a text or something like, or did you try to log in and it just like,
00:45:38.840
Like, how does that, what the fuck is going on?
00:45:42.100
I got a, yeah, I got a text from Eric Sawyer who also runs the account, who runs the account
00:45:47.840
with me and, and is also responsible for, you know, a lot of the messaging deserves credit
00:45:55.380
And he's like, he sent me a text and it was like, Hey, can you log exactly shitposting
00:46:09.640
And so, you know, it was just, we, that's how we noticed.
00:46:19.180
Now, would you, now, would you say what you were doing was shitposting on the LP&H?
00:46:22.160
Because I know some people said that's what was the problem was you were shitposting.
00:46:26.400
And I saw someone else said in the chat was just like, I didn't like his, like, it was
00:46:31.320
like, I didn't like Jeremy, the way he said that he was, or his rationale for it, for not
00:46:36.440
But I didn't, I didn't even know if it was shitposting.
00:46:39.200
So, I mean, it, it's, uh, it kind of depends on, on, on what, um, you mean by, by shitposting.
00:46:46.320
So like, to me for something to be a shitpost, it has to be, it's not sufficient for it to
00:46:52.000
It has to be kind of like off topic or deliberately wrong or deliberately something.
00:46:57.540
So like, to me, the, like repeal the civil rights, the, yeah, yeah.
00:47:04.120
You know, that was a substantive policy position.
00:47:16.940
I would say it's not because there's a substantive position being expressed.
00:47:21.240
I think a shitpost is something like, you know, libertarian party has revised its position
00:47:26.620
on Gitmo because we have to send all the Anthony Fauci and all the government.
00:47:36.320
And I would actually argue the child labor one.
00:47:38.360
I don't think I don't, I, to me, how I think of a shitpost, and again, we may have all have
00:47:43.440
I don't think those are shitposts because they were, there was a real message there.
00:47:49.220
Whereas like the Fauci one, you know, that is a shitpost.
00:47:54.440
That's, I, I, I think it's, it, those are probably shitposts.
00:47:58.960
Conkin calls for fucking politicians to be sent to work camp.
00:48:03.360
So, I mean, is it really that bad to say go to Gitmo?
00:48:07.780
Well, the thing I was always like, I can't remember, I can't remember who said it was
00:48:12.140
like, it might have been Dave, but it was like, our, our policy is to get rid of Gitmo.
00:48:18.760
Just like, okay, well, I mean, it's like, if we were, if we are having Gitmo, who would
00:48:24.560
The fucking politicians that like put you in lockdown for a year.
00:48:32.460
Which Dave said our policy is to get rid of Gitmo?
00:48:45.040
Like, look, and it was a little surprising to me.
00:48:47.980
Although I can also understand that, that Dave Smith didn't like some of the posts.
00:48:52.900
It's tough for me to like, combine that with, you know, like there, there's this, there's
00:49:10.960
But like sending Fauci and the governors to Gitmo is like, that's literally, I mean, that's,
00:49:24.440
I told you, like he did say our platform is to get rid of Gitmo yesterday.
00:49:28.040
Cause I'd seen, it was a response to, I think it was your said Fauci to Gitmo tweet or whatever
00:49:33.400
I, it was some response on Twitter and it was just some like milquetoast libertarian.
00:49:41.580
That'd be really funny if faketarian and Dave Smith are on the same on this.
00:49:45.840
By the way, should I go on the faketarian podcast?
00:49:57.920
Because I want to say that, um, Archie gets, comes on there.
00:50:23.700
It's, it, it was like, and I have a lot of respect for Dave Smith and maybe we'll have
00:50:30.320
I imagine I'll have a conversation with him at pork fest next week about this, but like,
00:50:34.260
cause it is a little bit difficult for him to, for me to reconcile because like the, and
00:50:40.140
If you're asking for me, who do, who do I want to be the LP national nominee?
00:50:46.400
Um, and so it's like, you know, he's saying like, be bold, don't apologize.
00:50:51.840
And like, you know, I feel like most of what we were doing, Hey, you want to say we didn't
00:50:57.380
I'm, I'm, I'm happy to have a conversation about how, how we can improve, but it's like
00:51:02.900
We were saying things that were unequivocally libertarian.
00:51:05.040
They may have been unpopular, but they're unequivocally libertarian.
00:51:07.180
And like the Gitmo thing, it's like literally malice's thing, you know, malice, malice can
00:51:14.280
say, but it's like, if you're 75, if you're 60% of what malice is, I mean, you're still
00:51:22.320
And like, it's not like he would say anything different if he ran the LPNH account.
00:51:26.640
I don't think he would be like, Oh wait, this is, this is too much.
00:51:30.000
I can't like, he would hit send on probably even the things you were going, like, I probably
00:51:36.960
And malice would be like, yeah, hit send on it.
00:51:43.900
You need to do what Pete did today and just take a screenshot of before, of the, of the
00:51:50.620
draft and then tweet that out and be like, I was going to send this.
00:51:54.620
I thought that was such a great way to just like say to troll people.
00:51:58.320
Like I was going to send this and you just screenshot and then tweet the screenshot out.
00:52:03.680
Nick wants somebody to send in the stream yard and like, I don't know if you can still hear
00:52:06.420
me, but I, he wants me to switch over to discord to send it.
00:52:08.760
And I was like, discord is going to fuck with my audio, dude.
00:52:22.580
We still talk about actually what went down with, uh, Jaletta Jarvis though, I think.
00:52:29.080
Was it Toad who wanted to talk about some of the stuff with Cliff?
00:52:35.460
So fucking Toad can get that off, get off his back.
00:52:40.120
Me and Cole don't get, or, uh, Dave don't give a shit.
00:52:42.600
Well, so I mean, I mean, I do, cause it's, you know, a bit personal for me because, you know, one of my close friends is involved in it and she is a victim and a witness of some of these things.
00:52:56.040
I've been like a confidant of hers for a while since like before any of the stuff was publicized.
00:53:01.700
And, you know, so I have some personal stake in it.
00:53:05.040
So, I mean, that, uh, you know, I took your tweet as praising Cliff essentially, which did piss me off.
00:53:14.120
So I think that I, I, I not endorsing any other, uh, other behavior.
00:53:20.560
Like I do think Yowl has been a positive, uh, force, uh, for Liberty.
00:53:27.060
They helped get a lot of libertarian, like one quarter of the libertarians that were in.
00:53:32.620
Hey, Nick, I've never been on a call with Nick before.
00:53:41.300
Otherwise I'd have just been on the show in the beginning, but y'all continue with the conversation.
00:53:45.340
I have a question for you, Jeremy, after y'all are done with whatever y'all talking about.
00:53:51.000
And, and, um, like, again, sorry, I don't know if I finished the stat, a quarter of the libertarians that we've gotten elect, like a quarter of Yowl's wins were in New Hampshire, right?
00:54:02.140
Like Yowl is getting a lot of libertarians elected in New Hampshire.
00:54:05.820
And, and, and I saw Cliff as a, as, as a part of that.
00:54:08.860
Now I don't, in terms of the other behavior, what I didn't like was like, I don't like witch hunts.
00:54:17.480
And, and, and, you know, we saw it with like, with Kavanaugh and others.
00:54:20.940
And then that's not me saying that anything here was false, but like when the evidence is like a bunch of screenshots that aren't attributed, like that gets my hackles up in a way that, cause it feels like that kind of campaign.
00:54:37.320
I didn't know if it was false, but I, I have a, I have a, I have like a sort of like allergic reaction to something that pattern matches to something that like is something I've seen before that's not, that's not real.
00:54:50.040
So, so yeah, because of the me too thing and stuff like that.
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Like I'm not, you know, some person who's like, believe all women or things like that.
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Like from my perspective, cause I was like seeing it as it was going on.
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I'm like, I mean, obviously I, you know, yeah, I believe my friend and I'm like, yeah.
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And then when I saw, you know, some of those screech, I think maybe I saw more than what was actually publicized.
00:55:11.160
I mean, I, I do definitely believe it on, in this case for sure.
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And so, and I haven't even gone through the like current state of the evidence, like I didn't keep up with the case.
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So I don't, my opinion is like very uninformed.
00:55:24.180
A lot of people seem to think something wrong happened.
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So I'm sympathetic to that, you know, possibly or probably being true.
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I'll even say probably again, just like I'm a careful person.
00:55:36.240
But it's like, I would have liked what I would have liked to see is like clear statements from the people making them like, like being sexually assaulted is a crime.
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Like if I got robbed, I wouldn't report that I got robbed anonymously.
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So it's like, if you were assault, like you shouldn't be embarrassed about that.
00:55:59.180
Women who are, do you should, women should not be embarrassed that that happened to them.
00:56:06.260
That's like part of the problem is like, I think that they are.
00:56:08.760
So they're, you know, actually afraid to come forward, which I think is a lot of what was going on there.
00:56:12.780
But I, and I agree, but like what we want to be doing is normalizing that that's not embarrassing.
00:56:20.120
If you, as a woman had that happen to you, it's not an embarrassment.
00:56:28.580
But if you want it to be credible, you need to put your name on it.
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Like I just, I do feel that if you want an allegation to be credible, that you need to put your name on it.
00:56:37.380
And so what I was reacting to was one woman, I don't remember her name, Allison something like, you know, she, she pattern matched to me as this kind of like hysterical person who was like running this kind of me too type campaign.
00:56:50.980
And it made me, it made me want to, it made me want to reject it.
00:57:00.620
But like, that's basically what happened is like, I wanted to see clearly stated evidence.
00:57:04.180
And then also the other thing that I don't like is that like, and this is a difficult thing to say because I've been in this big public fight with LP National, but like, I do think it's better when things be like aired out privately.
00:57:20.540
Even if Cliff is guilty, it's not good for Yao like to have a big public fight.
00:57:26.360
So it's like when someone like Justin Amash or Spike Cohen, it's like, okay, I'm fine with you making a public statement about this if you made private statements that got ignored, then go public.
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But it's like, did you email the Yao board and say, I want this to happen before you made your public statement?
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Because if you're going public before you go private, it's, it's a little bit virtue signaling for me is the, is the other, is the other part of it.
00:57:51.660
So I didn't like some of the ways that it played out.
00:57:55.120
I have, I have, at this point, I'm probably leaning towards Cliff is, has, has had, has been some kind of problem.
00:58:01.900
But a lot of it was a reaction to the, to the kind of the way, to the way that it was happening.
00:58:06.680
But, you know, obviously like that kind of behavior is wrong.
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And, and, and so I'm not trying to somehow say that nothing happened there.
00:58:19.660
And yeah, I think, yeah, I, I, I agree with some of what you're saying there, as far as like making it like public is going to, like, some people are going to see it as being like a problem overall with like libertarianism or something like that, which is obviously not what we want.
00:58:35.300
So like when you have like a private company or something like that, I think usually it's going to be something that's handled internally, like you said, and you're just going to, okay, like get rid of that person and, you know, whatever the case may be.
00:58:45.380
So, I mean, I think that's part of the point that you're making there.
00:58:48.680
Human, the other thing is like human beings have a tendency to witch hunt and I'm someone who is like, who doesn't like witch hunts.
00:58:56.620
I want to be the kind of person who says, Hey, this might be a witch hunt.
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And maybe I misfired saying that this was a witch hunt.
00:59:02.540
Like maybe he really is a witch, but like, I think it's, it's good.
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But there's, it's, and it's not exclusive to, to any, any population, but like, you know,
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human beings like this kind of ganging up behavior.
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And I'm the kind of person who's like wired to kind of not like this kind of ganging up behavior.
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And so I see people getting up and I, and I, and I'm like inclined to do the, to, to,
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But like, I really don't have any, any judgment, judgment on the case.
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And if there is evidence that people want me to see, like, I really am happy to, to, to look at it.
00:59:45.100
You know, I don't think I said I, there was the original time that it broke, but I really didn't,
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He might not love the answer, but at least my, my explanation.
01:00:00.740
We definitely just, yeah, we have, we have a different perspective on it for sure.
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Because, you know, I know somebody who's involved, so it's, you know.
01:00:06.700
Are you convinced that Jeremy isn't a rape apologist?
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But it's tough to me, like having, the only thing I ever saw was this original post with
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like a bunch of screenshots with not, with no names attached.
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And like, that's just not what I like as evidence.
01:00:27.040
That is in no way saying that Cliff did nothing wrong.
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Like very, I'll say probabilistically, I don't know if I had to bet what the probability was.
01:00:34.420
Let's say it's over 50, like that something bad happened.
01:00:37.820
Like I'm not, you know, but it's, you know, I'm, I'm the kind of person who's like very careful
01:00:45.540
Jeremy's going to go on after this and start the hashtag, Cliff did nothing wrong.
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The first one is ask somebody with a beard, is, do you have any advice on getting cum out
01:00:59.820
Because I have fucking problems with that shit.
01:01:03.380
I'm just, that's not a serious question for those listening.
01:01:05.980
The big thing that fixed it for me was I stopped sucking dicks.
01:01:21.200
It's just a concept that I want to throw out there is that we, I heard y'all speaking about
01:01:24.500
this earlier and I don't know exactly how far y'all get into it, but Dave is talking
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about specifically stopping the shit posting and all that.
01:01:31.260
And he's saying that the reason that we need to stop shit posting, notably the, the, you
01:01:37.280
know, official verified LP state accounts that are like official on Twitter is he's saying
01:01:43.360
that it's going to give the opposition ammo to be able to point and look at and say, Hey,
01:01:49.680
And I don't see that I I'm looking at the whole shit posting thing.
01:01:54.100
And I don't also, I also don't think that Dave kind of knows what shit posting is.
01:01:58.420
I don't think he's as familiar with like internet culture as somebody like me or anybody that's
01:02:02.700
on the show right now is familiar with a boomer now.
01:02:11.400
So we talked about this a little bit earlier and, and if Dave ends up hearing this or anyone
01:02:15.700
else, like I'm, I'm hopefully going to chat with Dave.
01:02:18.020
I don't want to cut you off, but the main, the main thing that I, no, no, it's fine.
01:02:21.420
I just, he says that we're near the finish line and that the shit posting, which kind
01:02:26.820
of brought us to the dance is going to fuck up the, the, the little, you know, the last
01:02:35.360
I feel like why, why fix it if it ain't broken, that's what's working.
01:02:39.520
Like me doing the stupid fucking Sarwark gay post.
01:02:42.900
Have you seen, have you seen the picture of where there's somebody photoshopped it to
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I post that shit under his, uh, his stupid tweets all the time and it ratios him every
01:02:55.760
Nick comes on here all the time just to talk about the tweets he does.
01:03:02.240
He's like, you know, you know, I've done blackface for, right?
01:03:08.120
You know, but the point I'm making, the point I'm making is it actually has an effect,
01:03:13.620
And for that, for Dave to come in and say, now that we're so close to getting this shit
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And I'm just wondering what your take on that is.
01:03:22.500
I would like to get a clearer perspective on Dave.
01:03:25.100
I haven't seen all this and, and I'll hopefully, um, talk to him some at, at pork fest.
01:03:33.840
I, um, it doesn't make complete sense to me because like, to me, the message that Dave has
01:03:40.820
been sending in other contexts is people don't apologize and, you know, promoting Michael
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Which like, you know, um, I don't, you know, it's, it's not exactly clear to me.
01:03:55.160
It's, there seems like a bit of a conflict between those messages that's getting sent.
01:04:00.360
But like, again, as I said, I have a lot of respect for him.
01:04:03.360
I'm open to there, you know, being something that, that I'm missing.
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And I would like Dave Smith to, you know, to, to, of all the candidates that I've seen,
01:04:10.900
you know, to be the, to, to be the LP national nominee, um, the next presidential cycle.
01:04:16.580
I mean, I will say that, like, I may not exactly have his goals in the sense that like, I still
01:04:21.940
kind of think like, okay, Dave Smith's the nominee, like libertarians still aren't going
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Like Dave Smith sounds way better than Joe or Gary Johnson.
01:04:30.660
So not, I would love it if it happens, but it's like, okay, now it's Dave Smith.
01:04:45.780
Um, and that's why I'm repeating myself again at this point, but that's why I'm, I'm so dedicated
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to the free state movement because by concentrating, we can actually win, you know?
01:04:55.380
So it was a free, this free state has concentration camps is what I just heard.
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No, I want to, I mean, I want to attack Sununu.
01:05:12.480
I mean, that's another, um, I mean, I think that's another benefit.
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This is more of a state thing, but no, actually it's a national thing.
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Like one of the reasons it's important for libertarians to be unequivocally libertarian,
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even if we can't win is it puts, you know, quote shifts the Overton window.
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It's like, if we were being lockdowns are immoral, lockdowns are evil.
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You know, you are the worst possible human being.
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Like it does make it a little easier to be like, well, lockdowns are kind of bad, you
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know, uh, you know, like, because you'd be like, well, okay, they're a little extreme,
01:05:50.440
but actually this other thing, you know, and, and, and so I do think that's, that's
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part of why I want both in New Hampshire and nationally libertarians to be unequivocally
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libertarian, because like, I don't think they're really, well, New Hampshire, they're winning.
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I don't know if they're going to win nationally.
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And so it's like, it helped, but even inside of the state, because most of the libertarians
01:06:12.800
If, you know, the libertarian party in New Hampshire was woke and condemning, you know,
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the Capitol riots and like doing, and black lives matter and all this shit.
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And it's like, if instead we can be even more libertarian than the Liberty Republicans, you
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know, we're, we're creating even more space, you know, they're not the most extreme, we're
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the most extreme and they're less extreme than that.
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And, you know, libertarians tend to be the kind of people they want to reason things through
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Fucking normies like just average opinion, right?
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And so if you, if you can create, if you can create this other extreme end point in the,
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in the space of opinion, a lot of normies are going to like be moved a little bit more
01:06:56.060
Well, that's to change the extreme by definition or changing the average.
01:07:01.160
That's what the fat Dave was saying earlier, right?
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Like with the left, that's like the left's tactic where they just go the most radical thing
01:07:08.720
And like, we're not going to settle anything less for whatever universal health.
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But if you can make the compromise a win, that's a, that's a good thing.
01:07:17.360
I saw a thing today that someone said that Jerry, Jeremy Kaufman has single-handedly shifted
01:07:28.580
I mean, even just a little, you did shift it just enough to where like you caused something
01:07:35.500
Well, shit, they were writing articles about it on Fox News, the child labor thing.
01:07:38.600
And like the thing about it, this is what I've been saying is you, you entered something
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into the conversation that's not going to be leaving anytime soon.
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And we've, we've heard the number like over 12 million impressions.
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Cause it's tweets, you know, it's older than, than a few days.
01:08:03.120
And the other thing is like, it's not, and it'd be one thing if we got a bunch of, of
01:08:11.340
Like the Fox news article about the child labor one, you can pull up now all the comments,
01:08:16.660
all the comments, all the top comments say, I, I support this idea.
01:08:25.460
And so, yeah, I think it's, it's difficult to judge that as a, I don't know the way I
01:08:31.980
It's also pretty funny to be like, like when the LP is like getting upset at you and they're
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like, he's being super radical messaging and all that when they didn't even want to come
01:08:40.700
Like they couldn't even do the, like even the least amount.
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So like them, them like criticizing you is like, it doesn't even matter.
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You couldn't even come out against the lockdowns when they were happening at that time.
01:08:51.860
And then when you finally did after literally everybody in libertarian Twitter was ragging on
01:08:57.080
you, you said the most milquetoast way of saying it.
01:09:01.560
You're the criticisms on you for being radical, even though you were, they kind of did the
01:09:07.920
I will say if I, if I get the account back before Juneteenth, I have some, Hey, I get
01:09:33.540
We're going to talk about the Gus thing and we're going to talk about Joletta Jarvis and
01:09:49.040
Uh, but he, it's this guy, it was, uh, he's a guy, he's a guy, he's a guy, he's a, he's
01:09:55.740
a, he's a gay dude who, as it turns out, he's, I believe 17.
01:10:02.680
And I know that he's like, he's like pro Israel, pro war and like woke and claims to be a libertarian.
01:10:11.080
I mean, so it seems like kind of the problem with the libertarian party.
01:10:13.800
I heard, I was in the LP national, uh, the LNC, you know, the call last night listening
01:10:23.160
to the testimony and the chat was like a fucking Twitch chat.
01:10:30.800
And I started JBH for Gitmo and kept it going and going and going.
01:10:35.900
And so, uh, he gave this testimony that was like LPNH is bigoted and racist and homophobic
01:10:45.340
and they're everything wrong with the libertarian party and they need to be disbanded.
01:10:51.460
And so I just typed in the chat, like 100% this guy would, would suck my dick if given
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Cause that just seemed like a funny thing to say.
01:11:00.500
And I didn't know, I didn't know how old he was.
01:11:04.500
It also, if you're mature enough to be on the LP national chat advocating at this level,
01:11:11.700
Like one of my favorite troll tweets, there's this guy, Justin Murphy, I really like, and
01:11:19.600
Uh, I don't know how libertarian is, but his best troll tweet was like, uh, you know,
01:11:26.860
Uh, but if you think Greta Thornburg is old, is old enough, uh, to dictate climate policy,
01:11:35.500
I don't know if you're talking about a different one, but I know Justin Murphy, he's like a
01:11:44.440
lib social, like a, like a libertarian socialist or ancom or whatever that would, whatever you
01:11:49.060
He's like a left libertarian, but like a semi good one.
01:11:51.380
And he was like, not, I think the, the one that I'm thinking of that I, whenever you
01:11:55.800
mentioned his name is, he said, not even being provocative at Greta's and not, if Greta
01:11:59.160
is mature enough to like go out and lead this change, this thing about climate change.
01:12:03.060
And she's, you know, old enough to consent, like implying that she was, you know.
01:12:08.400
I think we're probably talking about the same tweet, although I don't think he's a lip
01:12:18.420
His bio at the time said libertarian communist.
01:12:25.560
I, I, I've talked to him enough to, I don't think he's a communist, but, but anyway, the
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point is, it's like, I actually think there's something there.
01:12:34.300
Like if you, like, if he is having these conversations at this level, like you can suck, he's old enough
01:12:43.660
You didn't even know who the fuck this person was.
01:12:55.080
So today is like, would you teach children to do this?
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Like, yes, I will teach my children to say suck my dick.
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There's a five-year-old boy running around in the classroom.
01:13:19.160
What percentage of the time that someone says suck my dick, they actually, are they, do they
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I mean, most of the time that that's being said.
01:13:34.720
On the other hand, you never turn down a free beach.
01:13:49.920
Also, I mean, like, look, the Libertarian Party can do whatever they want.
01:13:54.520
Like, I'm a free, like, I joined the Libertarian Party because I wanted the Libertarian Party
01:14:01.880
I mean, I think that's a reflection on them and not a reflection on me.
01:14:08.840
Wait, so, so, so you just said this in the chat and then that, that was it.
01:14:17.940
Like a retard, took a picture of the chat with his camera.
01:14:21.780
So, like, let's talk about the intelligence level.
01:14:43.100
And so I, I, I quote tweeted him and said, if you're, if you're old enough to, you know, participate in these conversations, you're old enough to suck my dick.
01:14:50.040
Because I'm not, I don't need to give the caveat that I don't actually want you to, because that's not the conversation we're actually, I'm not, I don't want him to.
01:15:01.900
I don't, but it's like, that's, I think that's true.
01:15:08.460
Also, let's not pretend that gay people aren't sucking dick whenever they're like 13, 14.
01:15:22.960
Well, because the answer, this came up earlier.
01:15:26.220
When you were 13 or 14 year olds old, you probably would have had sex as a guy.
01:15:32.040
And if you're a gay guy, it's that much easier because it's with other men, right?
01:15:35.720
So it's like, if you're a gay, if you're a gay young man, it's just going to be easier.
01:15:40.600
Yeah, you don't even have to leave the locker room.
01:15:51.980
I mean, you can't leave, man, when you're locked in the confessional.
01:15:59.800
Like, that's part of why I'm comfortable is the game.
01:16:18.280
No, there's a legit flex that you can use at any time.
01:16:21.360
Like, anyone who tries to shit on you over not doing enough for liberty, they can eat
01:16:25.960
Because, like, I mean, even political shit aside, like, fucking go fuck right off to
01:16:33.860
How refreshing is it to have somebody in this fucking movement that it just, it doubles
01:16:38.040
down on everything, doesn't apologize, doesn't backtrack.
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Because I hate seeing these people that get, like, they get called out by some super lame
01:16:53.060
fucking left libertarian or woke or whatever the fuck we call them now, loser brigade with
01:16:59.000
And they, like, apologize and say, it's so refreshing to see somebody who just doubles
01:17:04.560
And it's hilarious to watch the reaction to it.
01:17:06.560
It's like, you guys don't even realize we're fucking laughing at you, you idiot.
01:17:10.920
I think at the end of that Gus thing, I think, didn't you, didn't you, like, tweet out, which
01:17:15.000
I would consider to be a shit post, something about how libertarians don't believe in Asia
01:17:24.380
I mean, that's just a straightforward constitutional states' rights issue.
01:17:27.880
I mean, that's, I don't see how you could, I don't, I don't see how you could
01:17:32.260
I mean, where in the Constitution is that, you know, that's clearly a states' rights issue.
01:17:38.760
I mean, that's just a straightforward, factual interpretation of the legal structure that
01:17:51.780
Every state has state laws well above that age.
01:17:54.440
So there is a federal age of consent and the federal age of consent is 12.
01:18:04.700
That came from, what's the guy who runs the, like, libertarian, white, libertarian, with
01:18:27.240
But dude, I will say, like, the Mises caucus people even didn't like, at least some of them
01:18:37.060
Aren't you getting, you're getting shit from them on.
01:18:40.060
Angela McArdle has been talking shit to you on Twitter, I see.
01:18:44.020
I mean, Angela is, like, very conflict-oriented, so we have a debate of pork-fests.
01:18:56.840
I think they're more conflict-oriented than women are, actually.
01:19:03.120
But we have a debate of pork-fest, so I don't know if that was, like, egging or all.
01:19:07.600
It may also be that, like, because I think that, like, again, like, Dave Smith has these
01:19:13.140
messaging lanes that he wants people to stay within, and so, you know, he's got his attack
01:19:18.060
dogs, you know, he wants people to be in these lanes, and, you know, I'm sympathetic, but
01:19:24.200
at the end of the day, I don't really care that much, so.
01:19:27.440
Yeah, my take on it is libertarianism is an inherent, y'all talked about this earlier,
01:19:33.700
By definition, it's controversial because most people don't agree with it.
01:19:36.880
I don't even know if that makes it controversial, but it's, like, another level of controversy
01:19:44.780
Why are you afraid to be looked at as, like, undesirable by the mainstream or by the establishment
01:19:49.580
or whatever it may be that we're talking about here, Democrats, Republicans, or whatever?
01:19:53.220
There's no fucking point in trying to tone it down and be any more palatable for the masses
01:20:00.120
Well, yeah, you're toning it down for the establishment, like you said, for the cathedral.
01:20:04.280
You're all, that's who you're toning it down for.
01:20:07.740
The people that kill children overseas every day.
01:20:10.360
Well, the problem is, and this is what most libertarians don't want to recognize, is that,
01:20:15.500
like, most people don't want to believe that what they like is unpopular.
01:20:19.020
They want to believe, like, if only they had the right experience, had the right arguments,
01:20:25.280
And, you know, it's like, it's the equivalent of being, I don't know, like, you know, I'm
01:20:30.560
Yeah, so it was like, you want to believe that you have this truth and other people ought
01:20:35.080
And, you know, and that's, it's, in my opinion, it's not really the case.
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It's something that is true for some people, but not true for others.
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And so, like, a lot of libertarians don't want to, don't want to confront that fact.
01:20:48.600
This is why I'm going to lose my debate against Angela, by the way.
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Because, like, I am going to make this argument about how freestaters are winning, but a big
01:20:56.420
part of my argument is going to be that, like, libertarians are fundamentally different
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people who will always be dominated, you know, in America at large.
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And that's a really difficult concept for libertarians to accept.
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One day, you guys are going to go, Jose, you were right.
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And it's not because, it's because people don't take Jeremy's route.
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Because you look at the Mises caucus, and they've kind of take the Jeremy route, and
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then over time, they're backing off and going and slowly moving back into the blue-pilled
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bullshit, bitch-fuck-cut territory, as opposed to sticking with the fucking Jeremy route.
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If that was the route they went the whole entire way, I'd have nothing to fucking complain
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Yeah, it's not that they're blue-pilled, it's that there's two, they're two pragmatist
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caucus disagreeing on what pragmatism ought to be.
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Because if you're saying that, like, you know, you have to stay within these messaging
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lanes because these messaging lanes work, well, that's a pragmatist argument, right?
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That's saying that, like, we should say these things, but we shouldn't say these other things,
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The irony of pragmatism is it's ironically almost never pragmatic.
01:22:03.440
Tom and Reid, whenever Tom was on Reid Coverdale's show, Reid said, like, sometimes the pragmatist
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message is the radical message, and it's true, it is.
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Yeah, that was Tom Reid, actually, in that case.
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We're getting a little long in the tooth here, so let's do our fucking deviant question.
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Our question is, and this sounds on its head not very deep, but when you start to think
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about it, you realize this has a whole lot of implications.
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Wait, I thought we were going to talk about Jelena Jarvis still.
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I don't have a girlfriend, but I know a girl that would be really mad when I said that.
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It's actually the, it's closer to the Doug Stanhope bit, which is like.
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Very committed to each other, but it's like, why do we want to bring the state into this?
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They just celebrated their 20-year anniversary, actually.
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You may as well be married, so you say you're married.
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But we're not married in the eyes of the state.
01:23:51.880
Yeah, but this works well in a marital sense, because, like, what constitutes sex?
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Because I've had times where my wife would be like, well, we, you put it in.
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And then from there, we can derive out conclusions.
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Because if it's penetration, then women can never have sex with other women.
01:24:19.660
They can penetrate, what are you talking about?
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I mean, I guess, but even then, but not with a penis.
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If it's ejaculation, it's still women can't have sex.
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It can't be that, because women will have sex and not get off, especially in Jose's case.
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It's going to be somewhere between the tip and the full stroke, is probably...
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Well, Jeremy is the one-pump Trump, apparently.
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This is what gets me in trouble, is the problem.
01:25:38.560
So, yeah, that would be my answer, is, like, somewhere between the tip and the stroke.
01:25:43.640
Because I'm sympathetic to the idea that, like, well, if it's just the tip, was that...
01:25:57.080
If my wife let me get in there and just get one stroke and then cut me off, and she tried
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to tell me two days later that we fucked and, like, leave me alone.
01:26:11.840
You have to qualify this, too, because the dick probably has to be erect, right?
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Because you can't just take your flaccid dick and just kind of, like, mush it in there.
01:26:26.540
Okay, you've never said you have, so I don't know what to tell you.
01:26:32.000
I mean, penetration, though, that also logically leads to that there's no such thing as female
01:26:41.460
I expressed it for the hetero case, but I, you know...
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I mean, in the lesbian sex case, I mean, first of all, you'd be talking about oral sex or
01:27:06.800
It's like, where do we draw the objective line?
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We should come up with, like, a formula, kind of like the...
01:27:30.460
Like, whereas N is the amount of minutes plus C, which is a constant for the amount of strokes.
01:27:35.340
Like, there's got to be some formula that we can figure out that we can fucking solve this shit.
01:27:43.980
I thought you were talking about that Silicon Valley thing where they're talking about how
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to most efficiently jack off an entire room full of dudes.
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You need to watch Silicon Valley because they did.
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And they were like, you have to have two dicks and you use one hand.
01:28:07.000
They actually hired mathematicians from Stanford as consultants for that scene.
01:28:17.400
They were talking about, you just do two hands, but that's still two dicks.
01:28:26.520
But then you have to align them by height because their dick-to-floor ratio might be different.
01:28:37.820
And then you have to take into account the shaft angle.
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There's no real proper answer for that either way.
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Lesbians can't have sex is what we figured out.
01:29:05.980
But anyway, you guys want to touch on the fucking...
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I mean, look, I actually think Giletto was more of a bit of a pawn, honestly.
01:29:29.780
She's more libertarian than most people, but she doesn't really understand the philosophy.
01:29:33.820
And that's why she was frustrated by what was happening.
01:29:42.760
She got elected because Mises was like, let's throw an olive branch to the people we disagree
01:29:49.900
Giletto came to our meetings and was like, I'll work with you.
01:30:01.160
There were other people beyond Giletto on the XCOM.
01:30:06.640
Even the Fox News article that we generated with the tweet, she didn't understand how
01:30:13.280
It's like, well, the minimum working age should be this number instead of this other number.
01:30:22.020
I don't think she really has any kind of, like, philosophical understanding of libertarianism.
01:30:27.880
She was very frustrated by the fact that, like, she was constantly getting outvoted.
01:30:33.700
And I think that was the right move on her part.
01:30:38.040
And someone, unnamed individual, we don't know who, told her that there is something
01:30:49.600
And I'm guessing you have your theories on who that mysterious co-conspirator is.
01:30:55.540
Somebody that's recently moved to New Hampshire.
01:31:03.180
I mean, Nick came after me in the Free State Pride.
01:31:07.680
I mean, Nick became persona non grata pretty quickly because the Free State movement is
01:31:19.060
It's private property and voluntary association, you know?
01:31:21.700
And so it's like, his shit wasn't really working here.
01:31:25.160
I mean, and I don't want to get into all the details, but we have private forums and stuff.
01:31:29.980
He attacked me multiple times and people just fucking laughed at him.
01:31:33.080
And so it's like, you know, he felt very powerless.
01:31:36.340
And I was also part of the coalition that helped him get ousted.
01:31:42.440
Got to give credit to the other Mises organizers here, like Ben Richards and these other people,
01:32:01.220
Nick thought he was going to be the vice presidential nominee.
01:32:03.980
He thought Amash was going to run and he was going to be the vice president.
01:32:06.500
Like, that's what he thought was going to happen.
01:32:10.140
To have that kind of fall with someone with his personality, it's like, it's really hard on him.
01:32:15.700
And kudos to him for keeping it up and moving forward.
01:32:23.560
I'm not going to say definitively that he's involved, but it seems likely, you know?
01:32:28.560
Well, I think this kind of goes into what Michael Heiss on...
01:32:32.360
I think on Josh Smith was saying that we've driven some people to suicidal thoughts.
01:32:51.720
But he was saying it and he was just like, we've, like, taken these people's, like, what they thought was the LP and, like, turned it on its head.
01:33:03.060
Like, they cannot, like, rectify what they're seeing.
01:33:11.140
He sent this crazy email that's, like, these people are destroying the Libertarian Party.
01:33:14.600
I won't be able to stand for the Libertarian Party anymore.
01:33:18.480
Because I just don't know what the school of libertarianism is that they're ascribing to.
01:33:28.540
Like, they don't really articulate it, you know?
01:33:52.800
But, yeah, they're just basically neoliberals is what they are.
01:33:55.680
Neoliberals who have a slightly better foreign policy.
01:34:01.960
I don't know if I'm supposed to say your name, but it's too late now.
01:34:06.740
But, like, you said that they just can't deal with the fact that the Libertarian Party is
01:34:12.400
It's because their identity is so associated with them being that big fish in the small
01:34:17.680
They are the hot shit in the small pond that is the LP right now.
01:34:22.400
And now that they're being, like, phased out of it, now that they're being shown that,
01:34:25.520
okay, you're not really what we are, and you're not really fucking, you know, you're
01:34:34.220
And now that they're being proven wrong in that aspect, then they're fucking...
01:34:37.360
They're starting to hate themselves because they've attached their identity to that.
01:34:41.180
So whenever the Mises Caucus and actual good Libertarians come in and expose, like, you
01:34:47.700
And I'm showing you right now with, like, solid receipts.
01:34:53.180
Well, and now they're, like, pulling this, like, they're seemingly pulling a bunch of
01:34:57.040
bullshit just to hang on to these, like, big fish in small pond roles, right?
01:35:03.080
Because that's the only type of power they've ever had, and they can't lose it.
01:35:07.320
Do any of y'all, like, I can't even think through...
01:35:10.980
I don't think that these people understand the gravity of what they're doing.
01:35:17.980
According to Michael Hyde, they stole, well, Israel.
01:35:21.200
They stole actual physical goods from storage units and storage lockers, like, he specifically
01:35:31.420
mentioned, like, podiums and shit like that, but also the information from voters or from
01:35:36.460
LP members that voted for the, you know, delegates who voted for the XCOM that was in charge and
01:35:48.360
Well, that's what I'm getting, like, information.
01:35:56.040
You're talking about the people that were at the Capitol on January 6th.
01:36:01.960
The fact is that these people have committed theft and fraud on a scale I don't think they
01:36:10.200
The thing I compared it to in the Mises Caucus Discord was, like, the thing with the LP
01:36:14.700
Pennsylvania where they basically just used a bylaw that had never been used before.
01:36:18.900
They always waved it in the past to keep people from voting, to keep the Mises people from
01:36:31.580
This is that, but, like, times a thousand because they're actually committing criminal
01:36:36.960
And I don't mean criminal as in the state thinks it's bad.
01:36:39.700
I mean criminal as in they're violating people's property rights, like a real libertarian version
01:36:46.800
So all these people that are getting pissed off at Pete Quinonez for saying, go show up
01:36:51.360
armed and take it back, they're the fucking stupid ones.
01:36:58.560
If somebody broke into your house, the NAP has been violated.
01:37:01.020
You have the right to use defensive fucking violence to get them out of your house.
01:37:07.200
You have a right to use defensive violence to take it back.
01:37:09.360
And I'm not advocating for violence specifically, but I'm saying the NAP has been violated by
01:37:15.100
So for these people to be bitching about Pete Quinonez saying, go back armed and take
01:37:21.180
I will give them, though, to act in that way to be playing into their hand.
01:37:25.860
And I'm the resident agorist, so I think this is all dumb.
01:37:29.240
So I would actually, part of me kind of hesitates to advise against it because I actually revel
01:37:34.660
in the chaos and would love you guys to do that.
01:37:37.060
So, like, yeah, go fucking show up with guns and go fucking do that shit.
01:37:50.960
Rothbardian, were you the one that did the poll on, would you rather your children to
01:37:56.560
grow up to be a Beltway Libertarian or an actual communist?
01:38:05.540
You're probably confusing it because she said, would you rather 1,000 trans people be murdered
01:38:09.820
per year without any taxation, like taxation was eliminated, or 40 trans people murdered
01:38:25.800
I actually thought about doing a poll like that, but I wound up not doing it.
01:38:43.240
It was responding to Brianna Cole saying that transphobia is a worse problem than the state.
01:38:55.460
Well, we're all blocked by her, so we don't know anymore.
01:39:03.260
It was something to do with Dave saying we need to focus on the real issues and we're not
01:39:06.360
worried about the trans genocide that fucking Spike Cohen tweeted about or whatever.
01:39:15.360
I mean, like, look, again, I have no problem with people being trans.
01:39:20.180
It's like, trans murder is not a real – 40 trans people are murdered a year.
01:39:24.240
There's no disproportionate rate of murder against trans people.
01:39:28.400
These people make up these things that aren't based in reality.
01:39:35.340
Well, there's this dude, Josh Ferguson, who I don't think has, like, nearly enough followers.
01:39:40.220
He's got a YouTube channel, which – I wish I remember the name of it.
01:39:45.540
He broke that down and actually went – like, he found, like, all the cases of trans murder
01:39:50.220
that he could find, and it was, like, the majority of them.
01:39:52.560
He was shitting on Spike because Spike made some gay-ass blame.
01:39:57.360
Yeah, and almost all of them were, like, domestic issues where, like, the people knew each other.
01:40:03.960
No, I know, but that's – like, that was the point.
01:40:09.040
He found there was a super high percentage of cases that were domestic in which it was
01:40:16.280
someone who didn't know about the fact they were trans.
01:40:27.220
If you go to – if you fucking find a trap and you fucking bang it and there's a wiener
01:40:31.740
at the end and you feel fucked up about it, it doesn't make it okay to murder them.
01:40:39.840
Well, if we're going to talk about this, I had a – I didn't make a tweet.
01:40:43.520
I had a tweet that I thought up in my head that I sent to the group chat.
01:40:49.300
I didn't want to do it, but I'll say it here because I don't care about this channel.
01:40:53.980
My question was, can you really call it – can you really – we talk about transgender
01:40:59.220
suicide a lot, but can you really say that it's suicide when it's your real self
01:41:10.940
Well, you wanted me to do it, and I was like, I can't make it after I already got a 12-hour
01:41:22.380
Everyone looks like I'm going to get in trouble.
01:41:25.780
My 12-hour was trans people can't take jokes, but they can take a bullet.
01:41:35.840
We're getting a little long in the tooth, and I want to be honest with you for Jeremy's
01:41:39.300
Do you guys have anything else you guys want to ask Jeremy before we get him like even
01:41:47.220
Jeremy, do you see yourself – do you see you getting the LP NH back?
01:42:05.020
You can find me at my full name on Twitter, at Jeremy Kaufman.
01:42:19.360
You can follow the real handle because we're going to get it back.
01:42:21.580
And we're also tweeting at MisesCaucasNH for the next several days.
01:42:32.700
Go fucking – make sure to like, share, subscribe, fucking Tower Gang.
01:43:01.840
It's funny because it's like the yin to the yang of this episode because he's like more the like, well, we need to be –
01:43:07.580
Okay, I don't want to be mean because he actually has a legit point.
01:43:10.060
He's more like we need to have – like he actually likes LPKY, but it's more like he's of the opinion that we need to have like more of a point.
01:43:17.580
We're going to have a constructive reason where – I mean I can see that, but he's also more focused on converting normies, whereas I don't give a shit.
01:43:27.700
I'm more about fucking – I want to further divide.
01:43:30.540
I want to create spaces for sadists to go and create spaces for us to go.
01:43:44.740
Fucking Joe Bishop Henshin needs to go to fucking Gitmo.
01:43:48.580
That's not all against fucking libertarian theory.
01:43:52.540
He has to pay for his crimes one way or another.
01:43:54.620
They're fucking – and I don't even like political shit.
01:43:57.580
I just think he's a fucking sleazebag, and he broke the NAP.
01:44:35.580
I just wanted to know if you're actually the Fat Dave.