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| Hello everybody, Poker and Politics here. | |
| Another magical day in hell world. | |
| Today was kind of funny for me because I accidentally forgot about a friend's Zoom birthday party celebration that I said I was going to attend around 10 o'clock tonight and next thing I know it's 10.30 and then I find I remember it. | |
| And it didn't matter because they were all cool and we were able to get together and hang out. | |
| And we shot the shit for a while and then we played a game of Settlers of Catan. | |
| And the thing about this was it was really funny because the start of the game We were all talking about the game in this very high-minded, very erudite, logical way where we're just really explaining all of our plays almost as though we were doing commentary for an audience. | |
| And it made me kind of angry that Catan is not played for like lots of money and it's like a nationally known and respected game because we sounded like poker players talking about ranges and bet sizing and all kinds of other stuff like that. | |
| When we were just talking about like resource management, number spreads, blah blah blah. | |
| I mean the thing is any game you can play you can get lost in the weeds on. | |
| And me and two of the guys that were playing, it's a four player game, but me and two of the other guys. | |
| I really think that we are world-class Catan players, and one of us actually has the gravitas, the credentials to back up that claim. | |
| And the fourth guy, he's just a friend, and we had to get a fourth. | |
| And he did fine, but in the end, I, your glorious podcast host, prevailed. | |
| I was your champion. | |
| I got incredibly lucky. | |
| I made a terribly stupid mistake and got rewarded for it later on in the game because luck based games... that happens. | |
| It is just part of the game. | |
| So that was my little ray of sunshine as it were. | |
| That was my one little oasis of sanity in this sea of madness that we are living in currently and Now I get to turn it over, turn the page, and get right back to living in the terrible world that we live in. | |
| I was distracted from my friends and the zoom party by the fact that Well we uh threw somebody the cops threw somebody on the ground in Buffalo and smashed the guy's head on the pavement and nearly killed him and someone pointed it out they actually uh did the research as it were and if you watch the video the old dude | |
| has a helmet from one of the cops or not one of them particularly but he has a riot helmet a cop riot helmet in his hand and he's trying to give it to the police he's like yo police officer guy i found this riot helmet of yours uh On the ground and I figured I should like return it to a police officer so that they can have their property back and he is rewarded for his act of good Samaritanism by being thrown on the ground and having his head busted open. | |
| Yeah, I just watched the video and you can see he's walking over to the cops and he's trying to hand them the riot helmet and they just throw him on the ground. | |
| And then he gets knocked out and a cop goes to check on him and another cop's like, nah, don't, don't check on him. | |
| Don't check on the old man we just shoved on the ground who is now bleeding on the sidewalk. | |
| And of course, the way this works is QAnon has declared this a false flag. | |
| Again, a segment of QAnon. | |
| QAnon is a slime engine of hundreds of thousands of lunatics who believe disparate things. | |
| They'll craft a narrative after a while and try to figure out the real truth about this guy getting his head busted open. | |
| But I can promise you that what we saw in the video with our own two eyes, that's not good enough for them. | |
| They need more than that for the truth. | |
| And that's the nature of these people. | |
| They can never accept reality. | |
| Reality is just a concept that they find offensive. | |
| They would rather believe Their fantasies over reality. | |
| They would rather believe that this old man was some sort of crisis actor who was set up to make the cops look bad. | |
| Because, again, everything is about their narrative. | |
| Everything is about their worldview. | |
| Everything they do is designed to emphasize what they believe in and dismiss what they don't believe in. | |
| They have no Actual morality, they have no actual desire for any evidence, any logic, anything. | |
| Because if something contradicts what they believe in, it is to be rejected no matter how obviously true it is. | |
| Because they don't operate the way we do when it comes to evidence and facts. | |
| As I said on Facebook, this is the reason why they think they have to educate us before we will accept the Hillary face carving video as being real. | |
| Because they think that everybody views evidence the way they view evidence. | |
| Which is to say evidence they support can be the flimsiest evidence in the world. | |
| And evidence they reject is impossible to be verifiable. | |
| It cannot be ironclad enough. | |
| They will always poke holes. | |
| They will always find some way to claim that what they are seeing is not true. | |
| That's how they operate. | |
| They are ridiculous. | |
| But it's just really frustrating. | |
| Having this brick wall of a mental block that these people have where they will just not accept what you're telling them. | |
| They will not accept what is plainly before their very eyes. | |
| They've got to peel back that onion and find what the real truth is. | |
| And no matter how obvious the truth is to them, they know there's more to it. | |
| They know there's a secret underlying truth that is not being told to them. | |
| It's really scary. | |
| It's really scary that we have these people in the country, in the world, and that we have to deal with this Sort of underlying ignorance, this pig-headed arrogance about I know what's real, I know the truth, I know what reality is, and I will literally bend the world to my stupid will. | |
| I will not accept truth unless it is my truth. | |
| I will not accept evidence unless it fosters my conclusions. | |
| It's incredibly closed-minded. | |
| When you read and hear people say that Q tells people to think for themselves, this is the last thing on earth Q ever does for anybody. | |
| Q hardens the heart. | |
| Q closes the mind. | |
| Q wraps you up into an echo chamber where you only hear positive reinforcement and confirmation bias. | |
| That is your existence in QAnon, and it is dark existence. | |
| It's terrible. | |
| But anyways, as I said on my post about this podcast, I have no idea what I was going to talk about, so I'll go through the subjects I posted a little bit. | |
| Titanic trutherism. | |
| I had talked to some people about this previously and they were just like what is titanic trutherism what is this ridiculous idea and the very simple concept is is that uh people um | |
| Don't believe that the Titanic really hit an iceberg, that there was something nefarious, there was something underhanded about the Titanic's sinking that they want to uncover. | |
| And the truth they think, and there's just so many different, the thing about it, so many different ways that the Titanic conspiracy theory exists. | |
| One is that there was a damaged ship, I believe called the Olympic, and the The company that owned the Titanic and the Olympic switched the two of them and sunk the Olympic under the name of the Titanic in order to get the insurance money for it because the Olympic was supposedly unseaworthy and they knew this and they just gave it the name Titanic for this one because the insurance of the Titanic was far more expensive and far | |
| More rewarding for them if they were able to claim that it was the Titanic that went down so That was their goal their weird evil goal and So that happened and I The conspiracy that QAnon mostly fixates upon is the idea that there were these three very rich men who were on the Titanic and it got sunk and they opposed the Federal Reserve because that is what these people are always talking about is the Fed, the great evil of America that enslaved us to the New World Order. | |
| And that the main person of these three rich people, and the thing is is they like to claim it was three rich guys, but in reality John Jacob Astor was the absolutely richest of these three guys and it wasn't even close. | |
| He is basically, he was basically like in the Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates level of stratospheric wealth And the other guys were rich, but they weren't on his level. | |
| But when you claim that Aster alone was the target of this hit, that makes it easier to look into that guy's life and figure out what was going on with him and blah blah blah. | |
| And it would be easier to debunk. | |
| So they throw in a couple other guys' names. | |
| One is Gutenberg and the third guy, uh, Guttenheim, and the third guy my brain currently draws a blank on. | |
| But they, again, they don't matter and this is all a fantasy. | |
| The main thing is that they claim the Titanic was, like, blown up by a bomb or something. | |
| And the problem with this conspiracy theory is that we have numerous, numerous survivors | |
| of the Titanic who all said, well, yeah, it hit an iceberg and we thought it wasn't a | |
| big deal for a while. | |
| Then the next thing you know, they're like, get on the lifeboats, we're all going to die. | |
| And we are on the lifeboats and some of us survived and some of our family members did | |
| not survive. | |
| And nobody who got off the Titanic was like, oh yeah, we heard a loud explosion in the | |
| engine room. | |
| And we saw like nefarious people in black clothing, jump over the railing to their waiting | |
| escape boats to flee in the dead of night, having damaged the Titanic with sabotage. | |
| So, I'm going to go ahead and do that. | |
| So like, this whole idea that the Titanic was somehow destroyed by malevolence is flatly contradicted by all the survivors. | |
| Because there is nobody who is like, oh we hit a bomb! | |
| Because again, all the reports indicate that the crisis of the Titanic was very slow-moving in nature. | |
| They hit the iceberg and people were like, oh, we hit an iceberg. | |
| That's unfortunate, but this is an unsinkable ship. | |
| The damage isn't that bad. | |
| We'll be fine. | |
| And then as a few minutes kept passing and more time kept passing, they were like, oh, wait, we are not going to be fine. | |
| The ship is actually going to go down. | |
| This is really dangerous. | |
| This is like, in a way, it's like Kobe Bryant's helicopter crashing, or it would be like a plane that had a famous person on it crashing. | |
| It was an accident that was fatal, and it was tragic and random, and there was really nothing more to it than that. | |
| But again, once you have decided that the history we've been taught is a lie, and that There can't be an accident like the Titanic. | |
| If the Titanic was actually what they said it was, QAnon and conspiracy theorists couldn't handle it. | |
| They can't handle the idea of a chaotic and random world. | |
| They can't handle the idea of famous, rich, powerful people like John Jacob Astor dying for no good reason. | |
| It's just something that doesn't, like, Register with them. | |
| Like there's a plot to kill Kobe Bryant, obviously. | |
| These people don't just die because accidents happen. | |
| There has to be something more. | |
| There's always got to be a bigger reason. | |
| And that's how these people operate. | |
| They're always digging for that reason. | |
| They're always digging for this weird, mysterious truth that it's not there. | |
| There's no rabbit in the rabbit hole. | |
| You can't catch him. | |
| You won't find him. | |
| It doesn't exist. | |
| And so that's your quick summation of titanic trutherism. | |
| It's just the Fed. | |
| It's the Fed. | |
| Everything comes back to the Fed. | |
| It's like turtles. | |
| It's the Federal Reserve all the way down. | |
| The other thing I was going to bring up is the racism, which these protests, I mean, I am a white dude. | |
| I got to play life on easy mode. | |
| It's really obvious to me that that is the case and understanding that and coming to grips with that is Not hard for me, really, because I get it. | |
| I understand how the world works. | |
| But I have so many friends who, or I should say had, who get angry at this idea of white privilege. | |
| Who get angry at the idea that they didn't earn everything they've ever worked for in their lives. | |
| And that they're honest, determined, strong people who are good and noble and dadgummit the color of their skin didn't help them out one iota. | |
| It's nice to believe that but it's not true. | |
| It's just not. | |
| I mean I'd say in the past few years I have had three times Where I have been stopped by a police officer for silly reasons. | |
| What I mean by that is I didn't do anything but the cop pulled me over because they thought I had done something that registered enough to trigger suspicion. | |
| So they figured they would just pull me over and give me a talking to. | |
| The first time I was driving down a highway and I pulled into the parking lot of a closed business. | |
| Because my iPad had slid under my passenger seat of my car and I hate when it does that because that's just a portal to another dimension. | |
| It is endlessly frustrating once that happens for me to fish the thing out. | |
| And I was just like, ah, this sucks. | |
| I'm going to fish this thing out right now. | |
| So I pulled off the road, pulled into the parking lot, reached down, fished around a bit, | |
| finally found the damn thing, grabbed it, pulled it and threw it on top of the passenger seat. | |
| Then I got out of the parking lot, drove down a little bit further, | |
| got the lights flashing at me, pulled over, and the cop was just like, | |
| hey, why'd you get in that parking lot? | |
| What was that about? | |
| And I told him, my iPad fell under my seat, I just fished it out, because I hate | |
| having it under the seat. | |
| And I'm not even joking, right after I showed him my license, | |
| he didn't even ask for my registration. | |
| He just questioned me. | |
| When I told him what I did, when I told him that I just fished the iPad out from under my passenger seat, He walked away. | |
| He was so bored by my stupid explanation for what happened. | |
| And he just looked at me and was like, white dork with his stupid technology did a dumb thing. | |
| Okay, great. | |
| Whatever. | |
| I'm out of here. | |
| That was it. | |
| That was my interaction with him. | |
| It was over in like 15 seconds. | |
| Another time there was this parking lot. | |
| A lot of these incidents involve parking lots as it were. | |
| There was a parking lot and I would go into this parking lot to basically Turn my car around and then get back going on the street in the direction I needed to to go get on my way home from work. | |
| And I went into the parking lot and on my way out of the parking lot I stopped to eat some chicken McNuggets and the next thing I know a cop comes pulling into the parking lot. | |
| He sees me And then he flashes, he turns his lights on and then he's like, hey, what are you doing? | |
| And I was like, oh, I was just turning my car around. | |
| And he was like, license and registration. | |
| And I gave it to him and he went back to his car. | |
| And then I sat there for a while and then he came back and he was like, get out of this parking lot. | |
| And I did. | |
| I left. | |
| And that was that. | |
| And the third time I drove out of work. | |
| Went someplace to see if they were open. | |
| Went to a gas station to see if they were open. | |
| They were closed. | |
| I drove away from them. | |
| See the lights flashing behind me. | |
| And the cop was like, why did you go over there? | |
| And I was like, I was checking to see if they were open. | |
| He's like, okay, that was it. | |
| But that's three times that I was pulled over by a cop. | |
| And three times a cop looked at me and was like, oh, white dude. | |
| White dude doing something that I thought was a little suspicious, but hey, whatevs. | |
| Boom. | |
| No problem at all. | |
| On your way, good sir. | |
| And that's the nature of being white. | |
| I didn't have a raised voice. | |
| I didn't have a confrontation. | |
| I didn't have any fear that something was going to happen bad in that spot. | |
| It was just a cop just seeing if there was something to be seen. | |
| And once they saw me in all my dork glory and powerful white skin, that was it. | |
| No problem. | |
| On your way. | |
| Have a good one. | |
| That was that. | |
| So, I mean, no matter what you think, as a white person, I promise you being white is awesome. | |
| And it is a benefit that even if you can't acknowledge it, it is real and it exists and it helps. | |
| And so, it's just really frustrating. | |
| It's just really frustrating that this is The world we live in. | |
| I'm going to segue into something that I might have done a full podcast by itself, but I can't help it. | |
| I just want to talk about, uh, talk about Lyndon Johnson all the way. | |
| The HBO movie about the passage of the 1964 civil rights act. | |
| This is a movie that really gets into the nuts and bolts about how they had to move heaven and earth to fight tooth and nail to get this bill passed, to end a lot of the segregationist policies of the South, to force businesses to serve black people, to force integration and restrooms and all this other stuff. | |
| Both in this LBJ movie, both in All the Way and the LBJ movie that Woody Harrelson starred in, they talk about how one of LBJ's cooks or one of his staff, personal staff, was a black woman and that she would have to Squat to pee in the side of the road or in a field because on her drive from DC back to LBJ's ranch in Texas she had to drive through the south and there were a lot of places where they wouldn't let a black person use a bathroom and | |
| That's that was the nature of the world back then and it was just so cruel and awful and uh LBJ had to use every trick in the book and just fighting tooth and nail to get this passed and now you look at America like 60 years later and it feels like we've achieved nothing and it's really it's just so calling to think that like the progress that we made was so hard fought and so bitterly won And we're still not there. | |
| We're still not even close to being there yet. | |
| It's just, it's just really frustrating. | |
| It's really enraging that we're still stuck doing this. | |
| We're still stuck just spinning our wheels like just a hamster, just going in circles. | |
| And it will just, it feels like it's never going to change. | |
| And it's just really depressing and dark, but As I like to say, we just gotta keep pushing that rock up the hill. | |
| That's all we can do. | |
| And maybe we'll make it to the top. | |
| Maybe the rock will fall back down and we'll have to start over again. | |
| But hey, gotta do it. | |
| Gotta put your back into it and just keep working at it. | |
| Finally, of those subjects, the K-pop attack on QAnon. | |
| Ugh, if there was ever a bunch of assholes that deserved having their stupid hashtags spammed, this is them. | |
| And it's so great that they did this, and I hope it continues for weeks, and I hope it just drives QAnon batty. | |
| And, I mean, part of it does play towards their persecution complex, but I'd rather them whine about being persecuted than gloating about their impending killing of all their enemies. | |
| I'd rather have them sad and pouting than arrogant and haughty and banging their chests about how great and glorious they are. | |
| If any crew deserves this, again, God is it them. | |
| They so badly need this to happen to them because they're terrible people spreading misinformation and propaganda in service to a racist, terrible goal of Subjugating Americans to their will. | |
| They want to rule our country and they believe that they will through Trump. | |
| They want to feel empowered. | |
| They want to feel special and great. | |
| And they want to say racist crap like dancing Asians like Joe M did because he's so clueless and stupid. | |
| He just doesn't understand how the world works or what K-pop actually is because he can't do a Google search to get his answers. | |
| The world's best researchers at your service. | |
| Here to help. | |
| So all that fun stuff happened. | |
| So I did see that I got a lot of comments on this one, so let's see what the questions section is. | |
| And LJP with fire and an SOS icon says, is it true that Melania is an alien and Baron is the new hybrid? | |
| I would say that more research is necessary. | |
| I would consult some gematria, try to conjure up some cool numbers, maybe do some compare and contrast of some videos. | |
| There's people out there that think there's a fake Melania, that there's a body double Melania that shows up for some of the events, and that real Melania only shows up for other events. | |
| Conspiracy theories are not exclusively right-wing based. | |
| However, the left-wing conspiracy theories are less profitable unless you are a hippie, crunchy yoga guru, as the QAnon Anonymous podcast pointed out, and you're just using kind of the New Age QAnon stuff, mostly to attack Hollywood, because that's their ire. | |
| And that's the thing, QAnon gives you so many villains, you can just pick one and go after them. | |
| Pewter God brings up the fact that George Floyd died three years ago or he's a Freemason. | |
| I've heard so many George Floyd conspiracy theories that he did porn. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| It's just they never stop. | |
| They never stop. | |
| They always have a theory. | |
| They always have an idea. | |
| Poohanon says satanic trutherism. | |
| Please, please tell me it's not self-explanatory. | |
| Sadly, it is. | |
| You have found out the dark truth. | |
| Nark, all underscores in between all the letters. | |
| Just a comment. | |
| I love the K-pop thing with white supremacy. | |
| Now, QAnon. | |
| Oh, a question. | |
| Is there any prominent QAnon people that are African American? | |
| All the QAnon people I see in the people comment on it are white. | |
| I have not seen a lot of minority QAnon people. | |
| I'm sure if they're out there people can bring them to my attention. | |
| The most famous minority in the QAnon community would be Martin Geddes, because he's gay. | |
| Openly gay, as it were. | |
| And Martin's just an interesting dude. | |
| I feel really bad for him. | |
| Because, I mean, he's obviously working an angle at this point, but he just bought in on this stuff so whole hog. | |
| And he's so arrogant, and he's just so self-assured. | |
| That he could not have fallen for another cult because he escaped the Jehovah Witnesses. | |
| So yeah, he just can't see that he got suckered in again. | |
| And even if he has seen that he's gotten suckered in again, he can't get out because now he's just staked so much of his reputation on it that he's just going to ride with this thing until it turfs out really hard. | |
| And then we'll see what happens after that. | |
| To Martin and everybody else, when you leave QAnon, my tender embrace awaits you. | |
| I am here to be a good egg to anybody who turns to the side of light and truth, which is my side, because I am an arrogant person who believes he's always right, as does everybody. | |
| Narc has another question. | |
| This is cheating, I think, but I'm going to allow it. | |
| To add to Flatline Reducer, how does the longer unemployment rates and possible spike in COVID-19 cases from the protests help Trump? | |
| If there is no spike, will people say, why didn't we shut down all the businesses? | |
| Of course, QAnon will deny reality regardless. | |
| Talking independent voters. | |
| I think this election is already over. | |
| I really do. | |
| I just don't see what Donald Trump has going for him in any way, shape, or form that can get him out of the hole that he is in. | |
| I mean, anyone who wants to say, Oh, the riots helped Nixon in 68. | |
| Oh, it's well, Nixon was not the incumbent. | |
| Nixon was the guy saying, I'll come in and I'll restore law and order. | |
| I'll crack down and bring justice. | |
| Trump is the incumbent. | |
| He can't promise us he's going to do better after winning re-election than he's doing right now. | |
| What he's doing right now is ineffective and bad. | |
| And it's mostly because he doesn't have any credibility to talk on issues of race relations and have anyone say, oh yeah, he means it. | |
| Yeah, he cares about this. | |
| He cares about healing this rift. | |
| He wants to do this. | |
| He has no moral credibility. | |
| It would be like Q telling QAnon, hey guys, Michelle Obama's a woman. | |
| Just drop it. | |
| QAnon would ignore him out of hand. | |
| They're just like, oh this information is necessary, he's just saying this to placate the media, blah blah blah, we all know Michelle Obama has a dick. | |
| Because that's the way they operate. | |
| They use Q when it suits their needs, and when they don't like what Q has to say, they ignore it. | |
| The mole children and the arrests of Ellen and Madonna and everybody else, That was totally ignoring Q saying that the Covid-19 attack was ShyCom instituted. | |
| They were still doing the white hat thing and the storm and blah blah blah. | |
| And they ignored Q for weeks. | |
| And then when the Roald children weren't recovered and Ellen and Madonna didn't get arrested, then they begrudgingly moved on to the ShyCom plot. | |
| because they couldn't disprove that I totally uh k-pop stan pizza team uh hashtag bts i totally | |
| missed the k-pop thing WTF? | |
| From your name it looks like you got caught up to speed. | |
| The Real Glue Man asks, your fave K-pop band boy slash girl? | |
| Fave members? | |
| Place of your first kiss? | |
| Are any Antifa involved in K-pop? | |
| Will Antifa K-pop band happen? | |
| Name of your fave dead or living pet? | |
| Why am I asking any of these things? | |
| The answer to the first one is I have no idea. | |
| Second one, no idea. | |
| Place of my first kiss. | |
| Oh god. | |
| I'm old. | |
| My brain doesn't work very well. | |
| It was the lobby of my high school, I believe. | |
| Yeah, that sounds right. | |
| Lobby of my high school. | |
| I'm going to go with that final answer. | |
| Any antifa involved in K-pop? | |
| No earthly idea. | |
| Will antifa help K-pop? | |
| Nope, no idea. | |
| Name of your favorite dead or living pet? | |
| What's really kind of funny is that I think my favorite pet really was kind of nameless. | |
| We had a white cat who was fat and an asshole. | |
| And then a family member found a black cat, brindled more than black, but black, brown, all that kind of like different colored fur but it was all dark and um we adopted that cat and the fat white cat hated the brindle cat and we had pretty much just kind of uh designated them at that point big one and little one | |
| The white cat had had a name but now it lost its name and it was just Big One and the black cat was Little One. | |
| And for the first year or so Big One was an asshole to Little One and she just tolerated the abuse. | |
| But then Little One kind of grew into her body and she was a monster of a cat. | |
| She was... wait. | |
| 12-13 pounds and she was just like just big and buff and then whenever the white cat would attack her she would just smack her around and she was just chill she was just the chillest cat in the world so she never actually went on the offensive and the white cat learned that she couldn't mess with her anymore so big one chilled out and little one just kind of did her thing The other thing about Little One that was awesome was she had massive double paws. | |
| Just these giant catcher's mitts for feet. | |
| She could grab things. | |
| She could hold things. | |
| They were like thumbs. | |
| She could, not very often, but if she got lucky she could spin a doorknob and get herself in and out of rooms. | |
| She was just a really really awesome cat and she was the best. | |
| And then she got diagnosed with a feline HIV but she was never sick. | |
| She was just cool and doing all her cool things and then one day she just ran away. | |
| I think she knew that she was dying and she just dipped out. | |
| And that was it. | |
| And I mean, when she was gone for a couple days, we were like, oh, this is, this is not great. | |
| Oh, I completely forgot. | |
| She got hit by a car and lived. | |
| She was the toughest son of a bitch. | |
| Yeah, she got, uh, she got hit in the head. | |
| She was fucked up. | |
| And we found her, and they did surgery on her, and she broke her jaw, punctured an ear. | |
| She was deaf in one ear. | |
| Broke her jaw, punctured an ear, lost a fang, but came out of it no problems, and had a long life. | |
| I think she was like 13, 14 years old when she vanished. | |
| So yeah, that cat was awesome. | |
| Great cat. | |
| Why are you asking me any of these things? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Questions are questions and I've agreed to answer questions because that's what this section of the podcast is all about. | |
| Flatline Reducer, how do you feel the protests have affected the direction and tenor of the QAnon movement? | |
| Anything significantly new or concerning? | |
| It's more end times-y. | |
| It's more stormy. | |
| They get excited about this kind of stuff because they think that this is... | |
| At the very start of QAnon, Q was posting about how there would be like Soros funded protests against the arrest of Hillary Clinton and other powerful deep state leaders. | |
| So I saw one guy post a tweet where he was just like Oh the military riots and blah blah blah and the National Guard being deployed. | |
| Q gave us the ending at the beginning and that was all kind of funny but Q explained why it didn't work out originally because he said oh yeah I was lying to you about all of that. | |
| We were really conquering Saudi Arabia. | |
| America was just a head faint. | |
| It was just a dodge to trick the deep state into allocating resources incorrectly. | |
| And now that we have put one over on them, victory is ours. | |
| MBS, the good guy in the story, has crushed his enemies and established a dictatorship in Saudi Arabia. | |
| And that is a good thing, says QAnon. | |
| Because QAnon is literally The conspiracy theory where MBS, Putin, and Kim Jong-un are the good guys and Western democracies headed up by Andrew Merkel and Markhan are bad. | |
| Boris Johnson is okay. | |
| Begrudgingly. | |
| And he'd be even better if he admitted that he took Tytroxichloroquine to cure his COVID-19 because that stuff is magical. | |
| More comments and questions. | |
| And here we go. | |
| more replies willis jackson says interviews and cuny followers but have | |
| been weak was when you were | |
| math is hillary testimony the war on the white house and a few shared photos | |
| fake news classic news I wish I could interview anybody. | |
| I don't have any faith in my speakers. | |
| I'll try it one of these days. | |
| I'll get on Skype and do a test run and see how it goes. | |
| But I don't think any QAnon people really want to talk to me directly. | |
| They seem kind of resistant to that. | |
| Except for the guys that flood my DMs with the truth. | |
| Trying to red pill me. | |
| Hasn't worked yet guys. | |
| Maybe this will work. | |
| Paco Bojangles. | |
| Oh, he's the he's the he's the awesome. | |
| He's my hate Closer so save you for a moment Paco Andy Parker says I have one what the fuck is going on? | |
| Your guess is as good as mine It's pretty much it Good lord. | |
| It is not great. | |
| Okay, so let's go Back to mr. Bojangles. | |
| He is an unfriendly dude who doesn't actually post any of his own stuff he uh just | |
| kind of does oh god | |
| he's my hero he actually answered somebody's uh comment by saying we're not a democracy we're a | |
| constitutional republic i love that kind of i love that statement that's just the uh the way this | |
| world oh and uh he declared that um megan the duchess of sussex he declares that she's a guy | |
| Because again, all famous women they don't like are trans. | |
| That's how they operate. | |
| That's what they do. | |
| And Peta Bojangles says pedophiles and those who support them? | |
| I don't know exactly how that's a question but pedophiles are bad and they don't secretly rule the world. | |
| That's the thing that really makes me laugh about all of this is that you listen to these people talk about pedophiles and how we have these massive pedophile networks and how they rule the world and they're constantly trafficking children and abusing them and assaulting them. | |
| And the thing is, is that how many people do you know are actually pedophiles? | |
| I mean, it is a rare thing to be a pedophile. | |
| And it is also a rare thing to be a Satanist. | |
| So to be a Satanist and a pedophile all in one, That's a unicorn. | |
| That is like impossible to find a person like that. | |
| Yet, these satanic pedophiles rule the earth. | |
| Now, little satanism thing is kind of a choice. | |
| choose to worship the bad guy in the Bible which is so dumb it makes my head hurt. | |
| But pedophilia is one of these things about sexual attraction and that's kind of innate in a person. | |
| When people talk about gays and all that kind of stuff They're always like, you choose to be gay. | |
| And my reaction to that is, when did you choose to be straight? | |
| I mean, I am attracted to women and that's just innate in me. | |
| I look at a woman who's attractive and I'm like, oh my God, I'm attracted to that woman. | |
| I would very much like to have sex with him if that was possible. | |
| And that's just how my brain works. | |
| And if my brain worked the opposite way and I saw an attractive guy, I'd be like, I want to have sex with him. | |
| And that's just it. | |
| I mean, it's just an impulse. | |
| I don't have to think about it. | |
| I don't have to make a decision about it. | |
| And I think that anyone who's comfortable in their sexuality would say the same thing. | |
| I think that that's kind of the way it works. | |
| I think a lot of these people who hate gay people and they end up being someone that ends up blowing the pool boy as it were. | |
| I think it's mostly they repress it and as a result they just can't put two and two together so they think that everyone lives this way. | |
| They think that everyone is innately attracted to the same gender that they are and to Force yourself to be attracted to the opposite gender is a choice and so they think that like if if they can do it if they can marry someone that they truly aren't attracted to because their brain just doesn't register that way that anyone can and on and on and on and on they just don't get it they just don't see it and by the same token | |
| Children are not sexually attractive to like I don't know 99.5% of all people on earth. | |
| I mean that's that's the thing is that I mean you get into these conversations and arguments where people label pedophilia as a mental condition. | |
| That your attraction to children is beyond your control and that Technically pedophiles are not criminals. | |
| A child molester is a criminal because they're a pedophile who acted upon the desire. | |
| And you can go down that slippery slope where you can have that argument and then be called a pedo defender and so on and so forth, but I can intellectually understand the nature of it. | |
| And this is the thing, my incredibly long-winded story to get to this point, is that you are talking about an incredibly small number of people, yet Everyone who makes it to the top of business, entertainment, politics, everything, somehow they are all pedophiles. | |
| And this is again turning sexuality into a choice. | |
| Turning sexuality into this thing where you're just like you know what I'm gonna make myself attracted to a child and I'm gonna do this because I am a terrible person who is going to do the bad thing Because this is how these groups, these movements work. | |
| The Illuminati, New World Order stuff, QAnon, the Satanic Panic, on and on and on. | |
| It's all about just making your enemies do things that are so reprehensible, so terrible, so unquestionably bad, that it It paints everything in a very black and white world where you're the good guy, they're the bad guy and there's no possible middle ground. | |
| I stand for God and justice and truth and I protect children and my enemies are lying scum who worship Satan and hurt and abuse and murder children. | |
| That's an incredibly like just dark and simplistic way to live your life. | |
| It's really just terrible. | |
| I mean there's no good that can come of having this belief system that the world is so incredibly one note so incredibly dull that you can just do that you can just pigeonhole your enemies is bad and yourself is good | |
| Just think about the nature of how QAnon processes news and they process information. | |
| This poor old man cracks his head on the sidewalk and is bleeding and QAnon declares it to be fake and a fallacy and they dig to try to find the truth, to try to find the secret meaning. | |
| Donald Trump held the Bible in his hands and they were trying to decode how many fingers he had extended and they linked it to a Q-drop number that talked about protests in the military and blah blah blah. | |
| And this is the thing that's so funny is that you have on the one hand incidents and events and information has to be decoded, processed, analyzed, studied, scrutinized, Until you can come up with the proper conclusions and rationalizations for what you've learned. | |
| But on the other hand, when it comes to people, people themselves are binary. | |
| They are either good or they are evil. | |
| And there's nothing you have to figure out beyond that. | |
| Period. | |
| If someone is a good guy, they are good. | |
| End of story. | |
| Point blank, they are just on your team. | |
| And if someone is bad, then they are a monster who needs to go to Guantanamo Bay. | |
| And that's it. | |
| So when it comes to any bit of information that they receive, | |
| they have to analyze it. | |
| They have to break it down frame by frame, bit by bit, pixel by pixel. | |
| They have to throw themselves into their echo chamber and pitch ideas to each other, and so on and so forth. | |
| But when it comes to trying to understand a fellow human being, a Bill Gates, or Warren Buffett, | |
| or Donald Trump, or Ted Cruz, or anyone, they just puddle deep analysis. | |
| They're either good or they're bad. | |
| And you can't even ask anything beyond that. | |
| And it's just such a warped way to analyze and study the world and to learn about people That it's really kind of like just frightening that this is this is how they operate and this is who we have to deal with and we're creeping up on this election about five months away and it's gonna be a lot of fun. | |
| It's gonna be a long night for those people I do believe. | |
| Or a long four years for America because we're gonna be fucked if it goes the other way. | |
| But I just can't see it. | |
| I really can't. | |
| I mean, I know hubris. | |
| I know pride go before a fall and all that kind of stuff. | |
| But hey, I gotta do something to make it feel better when I wake up in the morning and I have to keep going. | |
| So that is Ye Olde Poudre Keist for this evening. | |
| I will be yelling into the machine again late Sunday night into Monday morning. | |
| Have a good one. |