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March 30, 2015 - Sargon of Akkad - Carl Benjamin

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A Conversation with Veemonro

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	Hello, everyone.
	I'm having a conversation with V, a very nice gentleman who's been involved with GameGate.
	And if you're a follower of GameGate, you probably know him.
	It's going to be a lazy, unprofessional, bullshit stream, really.
	I'm going to be working on Necromancer in the background as we talk, so I'm probably not going to be as exciting as possible as normal.
	And I've had fuckal sleep, so I apologise for that, but sometimes I can't help these things.
	But anyway, V, do you want to tell everyone about yourself before we get started?
	I'm the avatar of professionalism.
	Well, basically, I'm a guy from Eastern Europe, from Romania.
	I grew like four years of my life with communism and with political correctness.
	And it didn't go away, by the way.
	It stayed there for quite a while, even after the communist regime fell.
	And when I saw that this is happening again in the modern world, it gave me a sensation of deja vu, and it's like scaring the fuck out of me.
	So I made a channel where I try to mock journalists and their articles and point down the inconsistencies of their writing or their logical fallacies.
	And it's shocking.
	It really is.
	Like, after you go six months through the garbage, you just can't believe the amount of bullshit they managed to get away with.
	Yeah, there's no one holding to any sort of account, is there?
	There's absolutely no accountability.
	They can write whatever the fuck they want.
	There's no fact-checking, nothing.
	And you have the Guardian Pulitzer winner.
	And just last week, they released, I believe, it was like something about cooking, and they tagged Gamergate on it, just to get more page clicks.
	Yeah, I saw that.
	Yeah, completely unrelated articles.
	Nothing.
	Yeah, Gamergate and Feminism, wasn't it?
	It was just like, this has got nothing to do with either of these subjects.
	Why have you tagged anything to do with these on?
	But yeah, Pulitzer Prize-winning Guardian, ladies and gentlemen.
	I mean, it's not like these.
	It's the same thing as the Nobel Peace Prize.
	They give it to Barack Obama.
	Brilliant.
	Why wouldn't you?
	Why wouldn't you?
	I constantly remind, every time I talk about the Guardian, I can't help but mention, you know, Pulitzer level.
	I just like the way it devalues all of these awards and prizes that they give out.
	They used to give them out to legitimate journalists and people who operated in the public interest, and now they give them out to charlatans.
	And it's just like, okay, well, these awards are worth nothing.
	It's like, what is it, Jenny McDermott going on about Harvard's Humanist of the Year award, giving it to Anita Sarkeesian?
	It's like, well, there we go, man.
	That says everything I need to know about Harvard's Humanist of the Year award.
	Yeah, I'm going to start reading to you from the list I have on the things Anita Sarkeesian has done for women.
	Now that we're done.
	Is it Milo's article?
	Did you see that article?
	He's like, yeah, Anit Sarkeesian's contribution to feminism, and it's just nothing.
	I believe it was NN, you know?
	Yeah, yeah, that's Nathan Grayson's contribution.
	And, you know, I was actually, when Nathan Grayson was like, hell no, I won't talk to Milo about anything.
	It's like, well, if you did, and Milo took what you said out of context, you could record it on your end.
	You could take your own record of the conversation, and then you could just show him to be a liar if that was the case.
	That's what I would do.
	I'd definitely have the conversation.
	And then if Milo was lying, I would prove it, you know?
	And then you would come out looking better.
	But you won't do it because he knows he won't be able to do that.
	It's certainly not in Milo's interest to fabricate anything about Grayson, and he doesn't need to, you know.
	There's more than enough about Grayson's career, quote unquote, that condemns him.
	So Milo did something very unfamiliar to Nathan Grayson.
	It was something very awkward.
	In the world of journalism, to have integrity, it's something that shocked him, you know?
	When you have ethics, I mean, I don't know how Milo is, you know, before Gamergate, I don't care.
	But in this particular case, he really showed ethics because when you talk about someone, it's fucking polite to ask the person to talk about himself, you know, to say that.
	But yeah, this catches Nathan Grayson by surprise.
	It was shocking.
	It was like, what?
	What was this sorcery?
	He automatically thinks it must be a trap as well.
	It's just like, well, you know, he can't really trap you if you're also taking a record of it, Grayson, for fuck's sake.
	You know, what he's doing is being mature.
	This is what adults do when they're discussing and debating.
	For fuck's sake.
	Honestly, these social justice warriors have just arrested children, every last one of them.
	I don't remember the exact context, but I believe they wrote an article about Milo and Milo wanted to defend himself.
	And they went like, no, no, no, we have the story.
	No, it's covered.
	It's not.
	Of course they did.
	Of course they did.
	That's exactly what they would do.
	Social justice warriors to a fucking pee.
	And they like, oh, censorship only comes from the state.
	Censorship never comes from the people.
	Like, we get to change definitions whenever we want, when it suits us.
	Oh, my God.
	In fact, since you've brought that up, I just want to go over something that someone on Twitter said to me earlier.
	It was amazing.
	Let me just get the tweet.
	I was arguing with Movie Bob, of course, because he were fighting the boss.
	No, I was punching down.
	That's the thing.
	I thought you were fighting convenience.
	Yeah, but in Bob's lexicon, any interaction I have with Bob now is punching down because now I have more subscribers than him.
	Oh, my God.
	And so now I'm not allowed to address him because I'm cyber-bullying him or something like that.
	But he, yeah, it was.
	Let me just find this fucking tweet.
	Someone from the comments said, my avatar is just to enrage people.
	Yes, that's the whole point.
	I even had people like, oh, you're oppressing to women.
	Like, name me three women that I oppressed.
	Name one.
	Name one.
	Jesus Christ.
	I can't find it.
	But the guy, oh no, here we go.
	The guy was like, you have never experienced racism or sexism and you never ever will.
	Why?
	Because you were a white man.
	And I'm just like, that is racism and sexism, you dick.
	Would you just fucking stop it?
	Just oh, fuck me.
	I just hate these people.
	They're just awful, awful people.
	And he's so proud of being such a bigot.
	It's just.
	I honestly love using their own terminology against them because they're like, you can't be racist towards white people because white people have power.
	And I'm like, well, you're from the United States, the most powerful country in the world, arguably.
	You have a lot more power than me that I'm living in Romania, a second world country.
	So check your privilege, you asshole.
	They don't know how to respond to that.
	Exactly.
	I mean, what the what the fucking what are they gonna say?
	Well, actually, I'm not privileged.
	Yeah, you fucking are.
	You know.
	I mean uh j yeah, I mean what what t describe to everyone just so we know what what what's um life like in Romania?
	What what is the economic status of most people?
	Uh are we talking before or after America fucked it up?
	Well let let's go for like um under under under the Iron Curtain, under communism.
	Um under the communism it was really weird because everyone had the job, everyone had the wage, everyone had a lot of cash, but you couldn't spend them on anything.
	So what went on was that people would uh there were three golden things which people used to trade.
	You had coffee, you have a pack of Kent, that that was the brand of the cigarettes that you can find.
	And I believe there was also whiskey.
	So if you had these and you wanted a favor, you would give the pack of uh cigarettes towards the person and the person would do you the favor, which could be like i if the person was a shop owner, God, if you knew someone like that you are you are set in, he could like uh hold a bottle of milk for you.
	And with a pack of Kent, you know, you you could get a bottle of milk without having to wait from 3 a.m. in the morning until the shop opened.
	My god, the luxury.
	Yeah, you've got to be corrupt to get the basic necessities is what you're saying.
	Absolutely.
	Everyone I believe BBC made an article and it was like 90% of the Romanians were stealing back then.
	Because you didn't steal from someone else, you stole from the state, and who gives the flying fuck about the state?
	Oh yeah, absolutely.
	Why wouldn't you?
	But but the funny thing is that the person receiving the pack of cigarettes you would think they would smoke them.
	No, of course not.
	He would hold on to them and give them.
	It was like the path of exile currency, if anyone has played that.
	Yeah, so so basically you'd be able to get luxuries, but they would be used as barter for necessities.
	Yeah, uh and it was really interesting where they were coming from.
	You had shops in in hotels and the shops would only sell in uh in dollars and you weren't able I mean it was illegal to have dollars.
	So the people that would buy from shops were foreigners that would come to the hotel.
	And some people did the very risky thing in giving Romanian currency to the foreigners in order to buy like a pack of Kent or a pack of whiskey from the shop.
	But it was risky because if you were found to do that, you were like a suspicious person.
	Like why are you colluding with the foreigners?
	Why are you talking with capitalists?
	Okay.
	Okay, that's interesting.
	Yeah, you could actually get arrested.
	It was just the PC police, like it was there.
	You know, it was politically incorrect to talk with strangers.
	Yeah, if a stranger like and by stranger I mean someone from England, someone from the United States that would visit Romania, there were certain students, certain exchange people.
	If you were caught talking with the just talking with them, you could definitely lose your job.
	And this would be um this this would be um would it be a societal pressure as well as a legal pressure?
	Yes, i it was both society and governmental.
	Government the the government would get only if it was serious.
	But usually the society would put pressure on you because they didn't want to get the government involved.
	Like let's say I I see you talking with a stranger, right?
	With a foreigner.
	If I would be seen talking to you, I would be afraid that the state would prosecute me as well.
	So I would just stay the fuck away.
	Kill for the association.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So so I would just stay away from you.
	And usually the government really didn't intervene.
	But people were afraid that they would lose their friends, their their family and and their uh their place of work if they did something that was politically incorrect.
	See, now th th this was actually the origin of the conversation that led to this you can't suffer racism and sexism was Bob Chipman saying and I love it.
	This is what the social justice warriors do.
	They're like, hmm, I don't really like the definition of that word, so I'm going to make up a new definition, and then I'm going to apply it and insist that my definition is right.
	Bob was saying that the only real censorship is censorship by the state.
	No other form of censorship is actually censorship.
	I'm like, really?
	I mean, Target, GTA, there was absolutely no state-sponsored censorship there.
	And yet, GTA is no longer sold in Target and Australia.
	It was a social pressure.
	That is absolutely censorship.
	Well, he just doesn't want to accept it.
	And it's just like, no, that's it that goes against my personal definition of censorship.
	It's like, well, I don't care about your subjective definition of censorship, Bob.
	It's not the actual definition.
	What do you want?
	We have to look back on where the word comes from.
	And it's from the I believe the Romans had a censor, which it's a person that decides what's harmful and what isn't for a society, and he gets to remove or to add things according to what he believes in.
	So it's also really interesting that when the Romans were doing something very horrible, they were making statues with beautiful breasts and creating false depictions of women.
	And I believe when the church got a hold of things, they found those statues to be offensive.
	So they would chisel down the penis of the statue and replace it with a leaf.
	They would chisel the vagina and also replace it with a leaf, because that is something that they considered offensive.
	Yeah, that's exactly what they did.
	And it's exactly what they're doing now.
	Every time I see a social justice warrior complaining about the woman in games, I'm like, why are you slutchaming her?
	But the thing is, they're using mob pressure.
	They're not using governmental pressure.
	They're using online petitions and social media, which is just more tactics, really.
	And they're using it to pressure organizations into changing their policies and their content and all that sort of stuff.
	And it's just like and Bob Chipman is literally unironically saying that this isn't censorship.
	It's like, Bob, pressure is also a form of censorship.
	Just because it doesn't have the backing of law doesn't mean it's not happening.
	For fuck's sake.
	Well, there's two things here to consider.
	Number one, let's say you're a business and you're in the business of entertainment, right?
	So you're running your channel and it's a business for you and you have, let's say, some other people that you respond to, you have like a board.
	And there's suddenly, let's say, I don't know, 5,000 of your subscribers demanding that you change the font for whatever reason.
	Change the font at the end of your videos.
	Now, you have two choices, you know, let this thing go on or just change the font and they will shut the fuck up.
	What are you going to do?
	I personally wouldn't change the font.
	Well, you personally, but the vast majority of people would probably change the font, you know?
	They probably would, yeah.
	Yeah, why get through the hassle?
	Why have the drama, the unnecessary drama?
	It takes like two minutes to change the font.
	And that's what companies are doing, because if they, you know, they like the latest scandal, for instance, the Batman comic cover.
	If they change the cover, then yeah, everyone is happy.
	Yeah, I I'm expecting loads of people on Twitter to now send me hashtag change the font.
	I'm happy to an argument with my audience about it.
	Yeah, that changed the cover thing, actually.
	That's the good thing to come onto next.
	Yeah, basically, it's that there's no drawback, there's no negative drawback if you listen to them.
	And there should be.
	This is why I I enjoy the fact that Gamergate exists, because when Lionhead Studios removed a picture of a woman that Brianna Wu managed to successfully slutche, then a lot of Gamergate people were like, you know what, I'm fucking disappointed with what you did.
	Shame on you.
	Why did you cave into the pressure?
	Yeah, I think that GamingGate does have a lot of value as an anti-censorship group.
	In fact, as you were saying, you know, it's actually really heartening to see people in Gaming Gate being like, look, just fucking leave people alone to do what they want.
	Jesus Christ.
	Someone is asking you if Hitler did anything wrong.
	Oh, that'd be Dr. Lehman, would it?
	Yeah, I just want to answer this.
	It depends on your definition of wrong, doesn't it, Doctor?
	I think Hitler was the person that really wanted something good out of his country, but the Russians bullied him until he killed himself.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Those poor Russians.
	Hitler just couldn't catch it.
	I mean, to be fair, Hitler probably didn't break any laws.
	So, yeah, no, no, no, not at all.
	Actually, I'm not sure if I should talk about things like this that are historically accurate because it triggers people.
	But there are...
	There are certain evidence that Hitler really believed that Britain isn't going to join the war.
	Oh.
	Yeah, yeah, I can believe it.
	Hitler used to speak.
	Before the war, he spoke of Britain in glowing terms, didn't he?
	Yeah.
	And basically, you know, he didn't expect it World War II.
	So.
	I just can't believe that he was stupid enough to invade Russia.
	You've got a massive war on the Western Front going on.
	You know what you need?
	A massive war on your Eastern Front.
	That's exactly what you need.
	You fucking war on Jesus.
	Well, he was running out of gas, apparently.
	Yeah, I know, I know.
	But if you've got a peace treaty with the Russians, surely you could have, I don't know, done a bit of diplomacy, tried to get them to supply you or something.
	I don't know.
	Yeah.
	Declaring war on Russia is rarely the right solution to any problem.
	Did it ever work?
	I don't remember.
	Only for the Mongols, and that's because they came from the other way and from a place that was as inhospitable as Russia.
	You know, if your country isn't as shitty as Russia, then don't bother.
	That's the answer.
	Just seriously, just don't.
	You know?
	It's the only fucking...
	It's the only conclusion that can be drawn from the long history of people trying to invade Russia and dying in the winter.
	Yeah, maybe you should do what the Ironborn in Game of Thrones should have been done, you know, just capture Winterfell, burn it, and then run away.
	Yeah, maybe.
	Just don't try to hold.
	Just don't try to.
	You know the Polish captured Moscow, yeah?
	Oh, I did not know that.
	I'll look at the date.
	I can't remember exactly when it was.
	But how long did they live?
	The Polish Muscovite War in 1605-1618.
	This was when Poland was a great power in the East.
	The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
	Oh, yeah, we were vassals to Poland back then.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Absolutely.
	Everyone was, you know, the Hussars were just royal ass kickers.
	But have you seen any of the arts of the Hussars?
	I'm going to do a video on them at some point, because they're just...
	Oh my god, I can hardly wait.
	Oh!
	Oh, man.
	You see the contemporary art.
	And you know, like, the Macedonian phallics.
	And, by the way, I, I just want to mention I started watching your channel for the, for the history aspect of it, and then it was the, the feminism bullshit that came along.
	Well the, if you, if you watch, like um, you know just any see any art or anything uh, depicting the Macedonian phalanx um you, you can see why it was a powerful attacking, offensive weapon.
	It just marches forward, spearing stuff at long range and you know you can't really get in there and you get spared.
	It's a shit situation for anyone on the other end of it unless you have like, horseback archers.
	But I, i'm not sure yeah, but no, nobody that Alexander well, there were a few, but there weren't a major problem because he had other other counter of the troops.
	But um, but basically the the the, what's the name of the guy who conquered Macedonia?
	I can't remember his name off the top of my head but um, he basically said the Macedonian phalanx was the most terrifying thing he'd ever seen coming out.
	And you know, it's just all spikes of fucking terror.
	And if imagine, if you put that on, horseback Alexander the great uh, was the uh, Macedonia king and conqueror?
	No no, the Roman general who conquered Macedonia about 200 years later or so um he uh the he he, he was on the receiving end of a Macedonian phalanx and he was like, this is the most terrifying thing i've ever seen.
	And if you, if you put a Macedonian phalanx on horseback and then had it move around at high speed, you then have Polish wing hussars, oh so it was basically like a like a lancer, like a knight with a lance.
	Yeah yeah yeah, exactly.
	But it, but it wasn't like um, they were, they would be very, very closely packed together um in in regiments, so you'd have several lances poking forward, um outside of the the, the tightly packed formation, and so they would just probably take a lot of skill.
	Absolutely, it takes a hell of a lot of skill.
	But imagine the balls you would have to have to stand there and have that charge at you.
	You know, you you're standing there with your pike or whatever, and they they're charging you thinking well, they'll probably hit my pike and it's like yeah maybe, maybe they will, maybe they will, you know, but i'm certainly going to piss myself and probably run away.
	So yeah, it was just one of those things where they just literally just overrun just regiment after regiment and, like when the Swedes invaded.
	I, I again, i'm terrible with the names of Eastern European battles the guys with the shield maidens, right?
	Uh no no they, they actually didn't, but this was in the uh, 17th century or 15th uh, 16th century, I can't remember exactly um which one, but um I, I again, i'd have to look this up.
	I read about this years ago, but they the the, the wind testars.
	They just impact a Swedish regiment and just collapse it instantly, and then they just go on to the next one, and then the next one, and then they're in the fucking baggage train, you know, and the whole army's just been routed, but like 20 000 Swedes by like 5 000 Polish cavalry, you know, and it's just like Jesus Christ, these guys were monstrous, they were just fucking dangerous man, i'm gonna do a video on them because they're just so good.
	Yeah, it's uh I, I think.
	Um, if you look at history, whenever someone invents like an interesting new tactic, it's nice to see that, like 100 years down the road, like people trying to make counters For that tactic.
	Oh, absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	That's why a lot of people don't know, because I was asked why do swords have different shapes and shit.
	It's because different people were fighting different things.
	So if you are fighting the Romans, for instance, you look at Egypt, you know, they have that sickle kind of thing.
	That Kopech.
	Yeah, it's used to actually wedge to pull away at the Roman shields.
	I think the Kopesh was probably used before the Egyptians met the Romans.
	But I think I agree.
	I think it was designed to get around shields.
	I don't think it was the Roman shield, though.
	Yeah, probably.
	I'm not that good with medieval history.
	I'm more with World Wars.
	That's all right.
	Ancient medieval history, it's a big period of time.
	So, you know, I don't believe, you know, I'm not amazing.
	I'm well-read enough to know where to look when I need to find out the details of something.
	My favorite video you made was when you were arguing with that person who said that 50% of the Viking people were women.
	And I'm like, dude, have you never played Tog of War with the women when you were at high school?
	Well, I've like, you know, fooled or wrestled with women playfully.
	Yeah.
	Well, in Romania, you know, I was during communism, and there was like they actually took equality to the extremes.
	And you would have like physical education where the women were on par with the men, you know, and they were sometimes failing miserably.
	But if you played tug of war with them, and they were doing like the boys versus the girls, and usually the girls were losing because obvious reasons.
	Well, yeah, I mean, what the fuck are you expecting?
	You know, I mean, someone, interestingly, okay, Romania, Vlad Tepez.
	Yeah.
	Vlad Tepesh.
	Oh, that's how you pronounce it.
	I don't know how these things are pronounced by foreigners.
	It's called Vlad Pike, basically.
	Well, yeah, I can understand why.
	But yeah, because surely he's like a Romanian hero.
	He is one of the great emperor rulers because he was managing to keep the Ottoman Empire at bay for quite a long time.
	He had this interesting method of torture, which is called piking.
	They would stick a man in the ass with a pike all the way until it comes out from his mouth and then suspend them all the way up and it would lead to an agonizing death that could lead from hours to day.
	So obviously people stopped stealing in the country.
	Well, allegedly that's what history says.
	They stopped committing crime.
	And when the Turks invaded, they were not fighting at their best because their moral was low.
	Because if they were captured or anything, they knew what was awaiting them.
	Yeah, I mean, now that's interesting.
	I mean, the Turks, were they oppressing white people?
	Actually, no.
	They had the philosophy of they would put you under two houses, house of peace or house of war.
	If you paid tribute and you would give them cash, you are in the house of peace.
	But if you didn't want to pay tribute, they didn't really enjoy that so much.
	And the reason it's called Dracula is because it was hands-off provincial management, though.
	They didn't really take any magic, they just took money, right?
	Sorry?
	So effectively, they take payment and leave you alone to your own devices, wouldn't they?
	Yeah, you could actually, well, for a long period of time until the Fanariot regime, basically Fanar Was a Greek neighborhood in the Ottoman Empire.
	And they at one point they noticed that Romanian rulers stopped paying the money and they're bitches.
	So they started electing people from the Fanar neighborhood in order to rule us.
	So they would use outside rulers.
	Someone wants me to say grooms.
	It's like grooms.
	Okay, so yeah, sorry, carry on about Vlad.
	Yeah, the reason he's called Dracula is because I believe he got into the Order of the Dragons in one expedition.
	I forgot my history lesson.
	But he got this medallion, and dragons aren't in part of Romanian folklore.
	They don't exist.
	And the plebs here, when they saw that around his neck, was like, what is it?
	It's like a drac, which means like a devil.
	So Dracula is something like the devil, because they can't pronounce dragons.
	So his father was a member of the Order of the Dragon, wasn't he?
	Yeah.
	I don't really know what the Order of the Dragons is, but it was just like a Knightly Order, like the Order of the Garter, or the, you know, I can't think of any others now.
	But yeah, it was just like a knightly order that aristocrats seem to indulge in.
	I don't know a huge amount about them unless I should learn about them really.
	We also had another ruler, Mircha the Old, and he was very proficient at fighting the Ottoman Empire to the point where he was officially asked to join the Crusade by the Pope.
	And this was interesting because he was an Orthodox and the Pope was Catholic, but because he had such experience, you know, he was asked and he went there and he saw that the Crusaders were wearing heavy armor and he said, no, you do not fight the Turks with heavy armor.
	You use light armor and you use hit and run tactics.
	You should harass them a lot.
	Why was that happening?
	I need to check if you want.
	Oh, it's alright.
	Don't worry about it.
	I can look it on Wikipedia.
	And they said, no, we're going to use heavy armor.
	And he was like, no, fuck it.
	I'm done.
	I'm out.
	And he took his troops and left.
	And the Crusades failed.
	Yeah, the Crusades against the Turks in the Balkans did not go well.
	Yeah, I'm going to find the time period at least.
	I'm going to talk about Vlad Pepe a bit more.
	Pepesh, sorry.
	Yeah.
	Oh, look, that's 1418, I believe.
	What?
	He ruled from 1386 till 1395.
	I should know this, and I am Shane.
	Oh, right, yeah.
	Vlad, the interesting thing about Vlad is that he was Mehmed II, wasn't it?
	The conqueror of Constantinople.
	They ended up scaring out of Romania, didn't he?
	Yeah.
	You know, this guy, you know, world-renowned conqueror.
	No one else in the history of the fucking city had taken Constantinople.
	Mehmed II takes it, and then he encounters a forest of like 20,000 impaled Turks, sees it, and is like, you know what, this is enough for me, I'm going home.
	And leaves his, I can't remember the name of the Turkish governor, leaves him in charge of doing it.
	And needless to say, it didn't go particularly well for the Turks because when your emperor is scared off by some insane Romanian prince, it just kind of affects your own morale, I imagine.
	I wonder how many of these things are fabricated and how many actually happened.
	It's kind of hard to tell from this time period, you know, because the scribes would exaggerate a lot.
	Yeah, yeah, without a doubt.
	But that's the thing is that you I mean, I that to me that doesn't sound unlikely, especially I mean, I'd I'd have to check, but there's a good chance that, you know, somewhere el I mean, there's a good chance that it wasn't necessarily Vlad scaring him off.
	There's a good chance that he was like, well, you know, I've conquered Constantinople.
	I have problems elsewhere.
	But the story is that he got scared off.
	But I'm thinking, like, to have a forest of people on Pike, that there were probably people there impaling the whole day.
	Vlad had an army.
	He would have got his troops to do that.
	Yeah, but can you imagine being part of that army and having to impale like 500 Turks?
	And mate, that's the sort of thing people in the past had to do.
	I mean, if you look at the Mongol invasions, the Mongols almost developed an industrialized system of beheading people.
	Really?
	I did not know that.
	Each soldier would be charged with beheading five people or something like that.
	So when they got to a city, they would just have a line of prisoners that each soldier had to behead.
	I mean, you get the Mongols were so scary.
	You'd get stories of like this.
	You know, a Mongol soldier would come up to his line of people, he's got a beheaded and he's forgotten his sword.
	So he just ordered them to wait there while he went and got his sword to behead them.
	And they'd just stand there like sheep, you know, because they were just, oh my god, what's going on?
	And then he'd just behead them.
	And it's like, these people must not have slept very well.
	Or at least if they slept well, they mustn't have given a fuck, you know.
	My history teacher, because I asked her, you know, I gave my when I finished the twelfth grade, I had to give an exam, and I chose history as the exam I wanted to be tested.
	And I went like, you know, I'm kind of upset that I didn't really learn medieval history.
	Like, can you tell me a bit about the Mongols?
	And she was like, okay, basically like this.
	They were a group of people that decided they want to trample Europe, and they did.
	And at one point, their father died, and the kingdom would have been, you know, that there was a free spot to reign.
	So they went all the way back and they trampled Europe back again.
	Yeah, the thing that saved Europe is probably the fact that the Mongol Khan.
	I can't remember which Khan it was at the time.
	I don't think it was Genghis.
	It was probably.
	Isn't Genghis the one who died while fucking remember off the top of my head?
	He was having sex and then he died.
	I wonder what would happen to the woman because she probably was accused of killing him.
	Death by pussy.
	Vaginal death.
	Actually, no, he reached old age, apparently, according to Wikipedia.
	I actually can't remember how he died.
	It seems to be the least important part of his life.
	Yeah.
	The exact cause of his death remains a mystery.
	Variously attributed to being killed in action against the Western Zia, illness, falling from his horse, a wound sustained from hunting her own battle.
	Oh, so it's another Khan that.
	Okay.
	Yeah, no, definitely.
	Because I mean, Genghis Khan, at his death, he hadn't conquered China.
	He'd conquered basically Central Asia, which is a large amount of space, don't get me wrong.
	But he hadn't conquered all of China or in the south.
	And that was later Khan's.
	But I tell you, whenever you read about Subedai, his life is just amazing.
	And he so effortlessly just absolutely just destroys anyone, anyone who is just in his way.
	And like, he arrives in Georgia, the Christian state of Georgia.
	On the what sea is it?
	Fuck out.
	It's not the Caspian Sea, is it?
	Probably is the Caspian Sea.
	By the way, a colleague of mine who I think she's listening, I'm not sure.
	A woman.
	Is telling me to tell you about the attack of Tergovisti from Vlad Zepesh, which ordered his soldiers to dress like using the Ottoman's clothes.
	Oh, yeah, he did a night attack.
	Yeah, the night attack, yeah.
	Yeah, and they did a new and this is quite weird, right?
	This is a very cheap tactic.
	It would be heavily frowned upon if you would do it in 2015.
	But it's sort of glorified in history.
	It's sort of like, oh, look how clever he was to.
	The night attack.
	Yeah, hell yeah.
	You wouldn't.
	Most people, you would do anything to avoid a battle at night.
	I mean, just chaos, absolute chaos.
	To succeed in a battle at night.
	I mean, I'm just looking at the Wikipedia thing now.
	I mean, you know, he killed 15,000 Turks with an army half the size of the Turkish army.
	So, you know, to have done that is an impressive thing in itself.
	Yeah, it's quite interesting.
	But I want to ask you a question.
	You grew up in Britain during the communist, the Cold War, basically, didn't you?
	Yes, but I mean, I was...
	What was the sentiment?
	How did you television view the countries from the Iron Curtain?
	Honestly, I was 10 years old when the Berlin War came down.
	So I remember it happening.
	Was it 89 or 87?
	I can't remember.
	Yeah.
	I haven't had enough sleep.
	I really haven't.
	Yeah, 89, I know it was 15.
	Yeah, 86, Chernobyl exploded.
	Yeah, I mean, so I remember hearing about these things, but I was 10, you know, so I didn't really care.
	And there was no great fear of a Cold War in Britain.
	I remember.
	I mean, there probably was, but it wasn't the sort of thing that permeated every aspect of society like in America.
	Yeah, because in America I heard there was an industry to sell bunkers to people.
	Exactly.
	No, we didn't get over here.
	Or at least if we did, I didn't notice it, you know.
	No, no, no.
	And my dad was in the military as well, so you would have thought if it was a really big deal, then it would have been more prevalent.
	But I didn't.
	How was free speech in your country back then?
	Oh, well, you can understand.
	It's unbelievably transgressive to an Englishman to tell them that he can't say something.
	Is it?
	Oh, gotcha.
	The government can fuck themselves.
	They've got absolutely no right to tell an Englishman what he can and can't say.
	The very idea is just.
	Generally, it's the cause of civil wars, is governmental power in Britain.
	And the government is generally quite weak and ineffectual when it comes to actually ruling the populace.
	Because the populace, they've got no respect for politicians.
	Absolutely none.
	None whatsoever.
	Their figures are fun, every one of them.
	The thing which I find it weird is that, for instance, in Britain, the word packy is highly offensive.
	While in the United States, it's okay to say it.
	Probably because they don't have very many people of Pakistani descent in the United States.
	Oh.
	But in Britain, it's offensive, right?
	Yeah, it is.
	Yeah, it's a racial slur.
	So you wouldn't use it in politics.
	My friend wants me to ask you about the porn banning because she's really interested in caning, I believe.
	And then what else was it?
	Oh, I think maybe it's that how is it called the position where you give oral and the girl is on top of your mouth because it has a name and it's banned.
	Oh, yeah, no, I know what you're talking about.
	She's right in your face or something.
	Face sitting, yeah, face sitting.
	Yeah, honestly, I don't know where all this has come from, and I don't know who these fucking moralists are, and I don't know where they get their authority from.
	And I don't know why they're being just given any kind of credence.
	It's actually, it really pisses me off, and for some reason, I can't seem to find any information about it.
	It's weird because even the law is so retardedly made, you can see that the person making the law didn't really give a fuck.
	Apparently, you are not allowed to spank a girl with your hand, but if you use an instrument, like let's say a cattle rod, but you spank her gently, that's fine.
	According to the law, if I'm analyzing the law like a person who finished law school and I'm reading this, it's like it's okay to do it with an object and do it gently, but with your hand, that's forbidden.
	That's just it's remarkably arbitrary.
	I don't know where this has come from.
	I don't know why they've chosen the things that they've chosen and not other things that are quite similar but not the same.
	I don't know, mate.
	I'm really pissed off about it.
	Really pissed off about it, actually.
	It has really no implication.
	It just fucks up the British economy.
	I mean, they can just go and make a porn video outside of the UK.
	Yeah.
	And it's not like they can't import anything that, you know, someone wants to see that.
	They can just import it.
	It's the internet, for fuck's sake.
	You know, they can, you know, so I don't know where this has come from.
	Honestly, it sounds like it's fucking David Cameron's wife or mum who's got on this and been like, you know, I think this is awful.
	This is just disgusting.
	This should be banned.
	And David's like, all right, mum.
	All right.
	I'll get a commission on it.
	You know, something like that.
	I just can't.
	I have no idea where it's come from or why it's happened.
	I really don't.
	If someone knows, let me know.
	Tweet me some information.
	But is the law in effect?
	Or was it just a discussion?
	I believe the law is actually in effect.
	I'm not a pornographer, so I don't know.
	This is interesting about pornography because I speak with a lot of religious people and they're like, well, you shouldn't legalize prostitution.
	And I'm like, if you fuck a woman for money and you film it, that's fucking legal.
	So why is prostitution illegal?
	It's only illegal if you don't film it.
	It is.
	It's so weird, isn't it?
	It's a bizarre state of affairs.
	It really is.
	I don't know why the fuck that would be the case.
	I mean, I don't think prostitution should be illegal anyway.
	I'm not even sure if it is.
	I think it's more brothels that are illegal or something like that.
	I don't think actually.
	No, I think, at least in my country, I don't know in Britain.
	I'm even in Britain.
	I'd have to check.
	I don't think it is, though.
	But it's just not the sort of thing you really bring up in polite company, so I don't really know.
	Yeah, it's kind of a shame that, you know, my...
	Oh, and midget porn was bad.
	Yeah.
	I actually looked that up.
	It's a thing.
	Is that not discrimination against midgets?
	I mean, or whatever they want to be called, short people.
	I don't know how they describe themselves.
	But is that not discriminatory?
	I mean, you know, what if they were like, oh, yeah, and, you know, porn with black people, that's banned.
	I don't know.
	Apparently, they believe it puts the midget's health at risk because the schlang, the girth, the girth from the black person is It sinks in, it sinks in and causes the damage, you know, plus to crit, plus five diameter.
	Yeah, I really don't know where this has come from, but it really, really pisses me off.
	Honestly, I'm the thing the thing about this, right, is that, I mean, it this goes back to the Magna Carta.
	It's the case of the English massacre, the British mindset is remarkably egalitarian.
	And you'd think that's very surprising given, and maybe it is a consequence of having such distinct class systems for such a long time.
	Because for such a long time, that wasn't the case.
	I mean, if you go back to the Middle Ages, you would never think as a peasant to mock an aristocrat.
	You would never even think it.
	But now that's all the peasants do.
	The aristocracy is not.
	They probably did it behind closed doors.
	I lived through communism.
	I mean, openly.
	I mean, openly.
	Oh, yeah, absolutely.
	They were not even part of politics, basically.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	They weren't political, and they would certainly never have thought about openly mocking the Lord or whatever.
	Whereas now, the House of Lords, the politicians, they're all figures of fun.
	People are so disdainful of them.
	They've got no rights to say, oh, you shouldn't do this or anything like that.
	And if they were to do that, that would make people laugh at them even harder.
	Do you think it's because people are more educated now and they understand things more?
	Possibly.
	Possibly.
	Because back then, a peasant would have absolutely no idea about how to rule a country, about what's a good decision and what is a bad decision.
	So now that you have television, you have Google, you have everything, you can make more informed decisions about it.
	I think that the Industrial Revolution probably had a lot to do with it.
	Because before the Industrial Revolution and mercantilism, the only real way of gaining wealth was from land ownership or warfare.
	And generally, the people who did best at those two things were nobles, aristocrats, knights.
	And so when the Industrial Revolution hit, you suddenly got Marx's bourgeoisie, the townsmen who could set up factories and suddenly make lots and lots of money.
	And that so suddenly you had plebs, peasants, or yeomen, who are making lots and lots more money than the aristocrats were making.
	Which is why, incidentally, the British accent came about, the sort of upper-class accent came about, because suddenly anyone with a bit of, you know, just a little bit of money could get an industrially made suit or tailored clothing sort of thing.
	And so you needed to be able to distinguish who was bred correctly and who wasn't.
	And so they brought out these speech manuals and manuals of etiquette and all this sort of stuff.
	And that's why we've got a different sounding accent to the Americans.
	That's quite interesting.
	Well, you have a different accent than Australians, so maybe it's also about the region, you know?
	Yeah, but the reason that the British people sound so well the received pronunciation accent for the British is so distinct.
	Are you going to do an aristocrat impression?
	Am I not already?
	You are, but can you go even now?
	I'm not very good at impressions.
	So you can't do a James Bond?
	No.
	I can't do that.
	For king and country and that kind of thing.
	I can say for king and country, but I can only say it in my own accent.
	Can you do Irish and say I went the other night and had a pint with Father O'Malley?
	No.
	I really can't do any accents, mate.
	I'm not much of a performer in that way.
	It is saddening, isn't it?
	It is, it is.
	Oh, yeah.
	I was talking with you before, because you found it interesting, and I can say it now on the stream, that I don't really think communism and capitalism are accurate ways to describe countries anymore.
	Yeah, if you think about it, well, communism and fascism, even though they're opposite, they still are the same thing.
	In communism, you don't own anything.
	But in fascism, you do own your business, but the state gets to dictate who you hire, where you sell, for how much you sell.
	So it's really not your business.
	And a better way to determine is to have like a percentage where 0% the state has absolutely no control.
	And if you have countries like Somalia, where there's total anarchy and there is no government, there is nothing.
	And then you have like 100% on the opposite scale, where it's a country like North Korea, you know, a fully dictated by the state way of living.
	Notice how the only examples that are easy to come up by from there are very impoverished countries.
	Obviously, neither extreme is a productive place to be.
	Yeah, you are right, but it's also that, well, during the communist regime, you know, there were a lot of 100% control by the state, like Germany, and that was a rich country.
	So I'm not really sure.
	I guess.
	Well, saying that when the Americans went into Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union, they went on their economic analysis, their capitalist economic analysis, and they determined that the Russians were about half as rich as they should be.
	So I don't know, man.
	I mean, if you will be, you know, the Soviets were about half as rich.
	I think it's part of the decisions the leader is making, because if you have a good leader, you might actually, like Romania, for instance, even though the people were living as poor as fuck, they did manage to pay all their national debt.
	We were like one of the only countries in the world that had zero debt.
	And I believe one of the reasons the well, one of the reasons the historians are speculating that we had the only violent revolution to get rid of communism in this area because the leader was starting to have plans to make a bank, a Romanian bank, where the countries from around the region would be able to lend cash.
	And the National Monetary Fund from America didn't really like this at all.
	Yes.
	So the IMF is they had to intervene.
	I noticed that this is a way Americans are conquering quote-unquote countries.
	Oh, absolutely.
	This is what's happening in Ukraine at the moment.
	Yeah, there are massive loans, and that's just going to put them.
	With Africa and South America and stuff, it just puts them massively in debt, puts them in the Americas' pockets, and then that's it.
	You're the debt slaves of the United States.
	Yeah, and people don't understand.
	They don't even have to set a ruling chain here.
	All they do is the National Monetary Fund comes in Romania and says, I want you guys to cut down on the prices for healthcare.
	I want you to cut down on the prices for pension.
	I want you to cut down from this and this and this.
	And I want you to sell this industry.
	I want you to dismantle this industry.
	And you have to do it because you're in debt.
	And this is like they dictate what goes on in other countries.
	Yeah, they absolutely do.
	And if you look at Iraq, when George Bush went there to find the weapons of mass destruction for Murka, after they toppled the Iraqian regime, what the new one did, the first thing is that they lend money from the National Monetary Fund.
	Sorry, say again.
	The first thing the new government did after They were placed by the Americans is that they lended cash from the National Monetary Fund.
	Yeah, the International Money Fund, isn't it?
	Yeah, yeah.
	But yeah, that's the first thing they do because that's how they gain control of the nation.
	And the thing is, I'll tell you what, right?
	Debts and money are the most insidious way of controlling a nation as well.
	Because at least with an occupying force, you can see your oppressors.
	But when it's someone thousands of miles away in a different country who's extracting resources and wealth from your country and your paycheck, effectively, through inflation or through debt, you can't even see them.
	You can't fight them.
	You don't even know who's doing it.
	And yet you are more and more impoverished by the day.
	Is there anything more insidious than that?
	It absolutely is.
	I mean, the reason I'm now at the University of Medicine after finishing law school is that I finished law school and I could not find a job.
	I spent one year of my life looking in the capital city to try and find a job.
	And at one point I went like, you know what?
	Fuck it.
	I'm not going to try to find a job in my area of expertise.
	I want to work at fucking McDonald's.
	I want to suck the clown's cock.
	And that wasn't available.
	Someone else was sucking on the clown's cock because every single job was taken.
	The unemployment rate was off the roof.
	So I went, well, at least a lot of doctors have left the country.
	Maybe I can try medicine.
	But yeah, there is, without a doubt, a massive issue with the global financial system.
	And I'm no expert on these things, but you don't have to be an expert to see certain trends are self-evident and are self-evidently bad as well.
	I'm not saying that I've got the solutions or anything like that, but I think that any layman can identify the problem.
	That's the point.
	Yeah, but at least you can leave your country.
	There's the option that if you're good at something, if you're the best at what you do, you can leave your country and work somewhere else.
	That's one of the options that weren't available before.
	Yeah, I suppose that's a positive.
	Someone funny enough, a Joker, is asking me.
	Before we get onto that, that's actually the problem, right?
	Because it is the illusion of freedom.
	But like you say, it's only for a very small percentage of people.
	The rest, the overwhelming majority of people, actually don't have the freedom to leave their country because it's expensive.
	They're barely getting by most people.
	Most people worry about the bills a lot, you know, and they're more struggling to keep their heads above water.
	I mean, most people don't have savings.
	And so it's one of those things where you think, yeah, yeah, you're free to go.
	Well, how are you going to go?
	Well, I can't take any time off work because I need the money.
	I can't really afford the plane tickets to where I want to go because I need the money.
	And suddenly, you're not free to go.
	You're absolutely not.
	But technically, it's like Bob Chipman's fucking censorship.
	What?
	No one's stopping you.
	Apart from these other factors, but governments aren't stopping me.
	But there are factors that stop you.
	But sorry, go on.
	I just want to make that.
	Someone in the comments, a joker, asked, why didn't I open my law firm?
	Well, first of all, it costs money.
	Secondly, the state is going to try their best in order to prevent you from starting your law firm.
	There's taxes, there's bureaucracy.
	Are you sure the trans because one of the things in this country is that the state is surprisingly good about people opening small businesses?
	Oh, not in Romania.
	No, no, no.
	They're here to fuck you.
	They appear with the dildo at your door and go like, let me see if you have document 47 type B, oh, you don't have it.
	Oh, that's going to cost you like $5,000.
	And you obviously don't have that.
	And once you manage to start your law firm, you realize that there's like 80 other law firms around.
	And they managed to come up with the most bullshit system ever that you have to pay taxes even if you don't make anything.
	There's a minimum tax small businesses have to pay for.
	Even if it's like zero, you make zero profit, you still have to pay the tax.
	So, yeah, that killed a lot of small businesses.
	That was the genius of the president during the economic crisis.
	Yeah, it's the problem.
	The problem in the UK is that it's not you're never really going to compete against the established businesses properly.
	This is the problem we've got in the UK.
	I mean, for example, like I can't remember, was it 2012 or something like that when I can't remember when the G8 conference was held in Northern Ireland, I think it was.
	They spent £2 million renovating the high street in the town that it was held in.
	And they didn't spend it on making businesses.
	They spent it on printing out pictures of businesses, thriving businesses, and plastering them over the walls and the front entrances of closed-down businesses to make it look like it was a thriving high street.
	That's such a communist thing to do.
	I know.
	I know.
	I did that in Romania.
	I'm just going to find it.
	Because I just want people to see it.
	Because it was, yeah, fake shop fronts.
	I'll tweet this out just so people can see that I'm not making this shit up, right?
	They actually fucking did this.
	And the thing is, I did a video on this way back when I started my YouTube channel.
	And I went on some, I can't remember, like the Alliance and Leicester Bank or something, small business startup calculator.
	And for example, one of them was like a bookshop, you know, to start a bookshop.
	And you'd need £12,000 to start a bookshop.
	And it says a million in this BBC article, but other articles I saw at the time said £2 million.
	So, you know, between one and two million.
	But I went for a million.
	And with a million pounds, if you had a million pound budget, you could repopulate a high street with small businesses.
	You could absolutely repopulate £12,000 of business.
	It's like £20,000 of business.
	You could have fucking loads.
	Loads of fucking shops.
	I could calculate because I'm not tricky at maths.
	Oh, my God, that's like...
	You can have 50 shops, 50 fucking shops you can open.
	And did that...
	No, what they did is they printed out a bunch of fake fucking high streets and plastered them over the shops that had already closed down because there is no economic sense in opening proper new shops because they will get shut down in time because they won't make any money.
	Mega stores will open where they can just undercut these small businesses and they're destroying the high street.
	They're destroying the small business.
	Yeah, this is one of the problems with capitalism because people say that, oh, businesses are always going to adhere to the market.
	Like, fuck no, they're going to try to screw you over whenever they can.
	Businesses are there to make money.
	That's their primary goal.
	And the best example that I can come up with this is the news.
	Like, news businesses now, they don't care about providing the news.
	They just care about the clicks.
	They want to get as many clicks as possible and fuck accountability, fuck the saying objective news.
	All they want is to push the bullshit and make sure that uh, it's as click-baity as possible, so as much many people as pos.
	How, how did you say that?
	In Gawker is is there's like this big screen.
	You, you told me about it.
	Oh yeah, they've.
	They've got um yeah, in Gawker Media, Gawker Media uh, and this I, I i'm going to do a video on this, because Stephen Totillo, bragging about his master degree in Gorka Headquarters kind of pissed me off his master's degree in journalism.
	It's like, fuck you to till seriously you you, you're a fucking joke.
	That um he yeah they they're they, they're at the Gorka HQ and all of the Gorka offices are in the same building, they're all in the same room and on the wall they've got a big flat screen tv with all of the articles uh, that have been published that day or, you know, I imagine it's probably not just that day, but just the most popular articles on Gawker, on the Gorka Network, you know.
	So it's on Kataka, it's on Jezebel, it's across all of them.
	And the the point.
	Nick Denton is standing there going yeah, so the point is to get your numbers to the highest you can get them and it's like, so the point isn't the truth, the point isn't reason, the point isn't honesty, the point isn't anything laudable, it's to get high numbers on this score.
	I mean, and if that's the point, it completely justifies the immorality of Gorka, you know, completely justifies why they and he literally says he's like, so we we we, you know every this is something that people wouldn't normally do.
	They, they normally consider it bad, but we're like, fuck it.
	And it's just like, oh yeah brilliant nick brilliant, yeah.
	And it's not just.
	I mean I yeah, I know you hate Gawker, but every single one is like that.
	That the Guardian, Politer level, as I keep saying that, exactly the same, exactly 100.
	The thing which they tried to do in Romania and it didn't really work, because everything here is corrupt.
	Uh, they made a law and they said, you want to be a news organization and call yourself that.
	That's fine.
	You know what you?
	You have to uh present the news as as it is, without uh with, without uh trying to uh report only half of the truth.
	And every single time you, you talk about something that's um, a controversy, you have to invite in the studio a person that's holding the opposite view, and even if that person is part of I don't know the KKK, you have to get him in.
	If you're talking against the KKK, you have to get someone from the KKK as well, just to to to have them defend themselves.
	And if you don't want that, if that's not what you want, then you can't call yourself a news organization.
	You're still free to say whatever you want, but you can't call yourself news.
	Well, I think ultimately, He was literally describing how they were a propaganda network.
	He, they're just gossip, it's just a, you know, just a propaganda network.
	Saying, and the thing is in their mind.
	He, in his mind, he was saying that.
	He, he was like I wanted to find a network that you know, you talk about the.
	The truth um, that you'd say over at the bar when you got, you know, when you you got, when you finished your day's work.
	It's like Nick, gossip isn't the truth, you know it's gossip, you know that's what you're saying.
	You're not saying the truth.
	The truth is fucking objective, Nick.
	But here's the problem.
	Let's say I would make a newspaper And I would actually portray the truth, as you call it.
	Do you think I would be able to survive in the current day market?
	Well, I mean, I'm not doing too badly.
	You're not a news organization, mate.
	First of all, I'm not a news organization, but I'm trying to present as much objective information as possible.
	Yeah, but you don't okay.
	If we're talking about the Guardian, right?
	You have to pay wages, you have to pay people, you have to pay electricity, you have to pay for the tools that people are using.
	Yeah, they're probably sunk.
	And how much are you paying for what you're doing?
	Oh, I'm not paying anyone anything because I'm not.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So my question is: would you be able to survive?
	No, no, of course not.
	Well, I mean, you do have some news organizations that do, but they've got a long and very storied history.
	Can you give me some examples?
	I'm actually curious.
	What do you think is a good news organization?
	The Times Magazine.
	And they're probably the most reputable news organisation in Britain at the moment.
	What do they say about Gamergate?
	I don't think I've never heard them make any comment on it.
	I'm Googling The Time.
	Times newspaper.
	The thing that you've got to pay to access their articles.
	I might actually sign up to their website now.
	I can actually afford to do that because they are actually a reputable source.
	They're kind of, well, they were, anyway.
	They always used to be.
	I'll probably get loads of people in comments going, no, they're shit now, mate.
	They're shit.
	Yeah, okay.
	Sarkeesian and PewDiePie make Times 13's most influential people of the year.
	Well, Sarkeesian is influential.
	There's no getting around it.
	That's not false.
	Yeah.
	There's nothing wrong with PewDiePie.
	He's influential as well.
	Yeah, that is true.
	No, you're right.
	Anita Sarkeesian on Video Games Great Future, New York Times.
	It's not the New York Times I'm talking about.
	Alright, alright, no, okay.
	Yeah, alright.
	No, sorry for interrupting, because I was just Googling and I wanted to make sure that.
	No, no, no, it's alright.
	Yeah, basically, I'll send you a link so you can have a look at their website.
	And you'll see why they're reputable.
	They're the most dull motherfucking thing you've ever seen in your life.
	Although, saying that, on the front page, it's all over boys, how the battle of the sexes became a woman's walkover.
	And you know what?
	That's true.
	Women have absolutely won the battle of the sexes.
	Hands down.
	They have.
	You know what?
	That's absolutely true.
	They've absolutely steamrolled the Battle of the Sexes.
	There's no getting around it.
	Okay.
	I have mixed feelings about this.
	There are certain people that say women were never oppressed, and I disagree.
	I think the term oppression is inaccurate.
	Okay, no, let me put it this way.
	You are in, I don't know, medieval Europe.
	Would you like to be born as a man or born as a woman?
	You're going to have different hardships.
	Exactly.
	That's the thing.
	It's not that one's better than another.
	It's that it's just different.
	I mean, as a man, there's every chance you're going to be conscripted to fight in a war.
	But as a veteran, there's every chance you'll buy a child die.
	So, you know.
	But at the same time, as a woman, you're going to have an arranged marriage.
	No, no, no, no, not at all.
	Not at all.
	No, no, that's nonsense.
	That's nonsense.
	I mean, absolutely.
	Richard II, Richard the Lionheart, sorry, right?
	He tried to organise a marriage between his sister and I think it was Saladin's brother.
	And she was just like, no.
	And she's just refused.
	And he was like, oh, okay.
	Isn't it that she was in a position of power?
	I mean, I'm looking at Gypsies in the United States.
	I'm looking at gypsies in Romania.
	I'm only talking about England, obviously.
	But no, a woman didn't have to marry someone she didn't want to.
	There wasn't a law that was compelling them to do it.
	I mean, there might have been social pressure, but again, like all things, you know, at the end of the day, you can say no.
	Don't be wrong.
	Like we were saying about Bob Chipman.
	Yeah, okay, it is censorship.
	It is probably something very difficult to go against.
	But, you know, I mean, I guess maybe that you could say that, I suppose.
	I mean, I don't want to be a hypocrite and say it's right because I like this and I don't like that.
	So I guess I've got to say that it kind of is, but it wasn't cut and dried.
	And I'm not saying that necessarily Bob Chipman's argument is essentially wrong.
	I mean, technically, well, it fucking is, really, isn't it?
	I don't know.
	I mean, basically, I wanted to say that I'm looking at the gypsies in my country.
	And they're people that are very conservative, basically.
	They still have their traditions.
	They still do what they used to do, you know.
	And they marry their kids at, I believe, the age of seven or nine.
	And yeah, there's a lot of outrage here because of that.
	But, you know, you can't really do anything because this is part of their tradition.
	This is the thing.
	That's actually my main issue with this whole thing.
	To say there's a blanket statement, women were oppressed, is it's meaningless.
	I mean, where, when?
	You know, as soon as you start drilling down into any example, it either utterly confirms it or utterly dismisses it.
	Sparta and Athens are the best examples of this, right?
	Ancient Sparta, women could own property, they could choose whether they were going to get married, they would be responsible for running home and half and running property, dealing with financial issues.
	They were responsible for all of these things, and they were sexually quite liberated.
	And they were called derogatorily thigh flashers by other Greek states, you know, because what they were doing was considered inappropriate, you know, and they would wear skimpy outfits and do some weird dance that ended up showing off their thighs and stuff like this.
	And so it was quite disdainful.
	But if you went like 160 miles away to Athens, it would be like being in Saudi Arabia.
	Women, a married woman, wouldn't think about going out of her house without being covered up in a shawl like in Arabia.
	You wouldn't do it.
	And so these women could technically be called oppressed, and Spartan women absolutely wouldn't have been.
	And yet, they'd speak the same language, they'd have interfamily relationships with each other and stuff like that.
	And so it's just too complicated to say women were oppressed.
	I can see your point.
	But let's look in our time and age, and let's look to the women in the Middle East.
	I'm not going to go into the genital mutilation, which is also a great argument to have.
	But I noticed women that are raped and then they are being stoned to death and they appeared in the newspapers or women that are considered to be witches and are being stoned to death.
	None of the men have these hardships.
	There are a lot of women that you know the show 60 Minutes, which is a very respectable news broadcast, and it portrays some women that ran away from the Muslim faith.
	And they describe some of the horrors that they see there.
	Islam has a problem with women.
	Absolutely.
	Yeah, and I just don't see why this wouldn't be the case in France during the Middle Ages.
	Well, I mean, it wasn't the case with Islam during the Middle Ages.
	Islam didn't always be as radical.
	It wasn't always as radical as it is now.
	I mean, you've got like, for example, you've got one of the great Muslim conquerors was a man named Khalid Ibn al-Wali.
	And he was a genius.
	He was a military genius.
	And as you can imagine, he was right there on the, he was the one helping the Persian conquest, all that.
	He was the one leading it.
	And I can't remember where he was.
	He conquered like, you know, somewhere remote.
	And he was enjoying a bath.
	And in this bath, there was alcohol.
	And, you know, it was using it to treat the skin or something.
	And some messenger found out about this and went and tabled on him to the caliph.
	And the caliph was like, oh, you know what Islam's rule about alcohol is?
	And Khalid was just like, he was just like, I know.
	I wasn't drinking it.
	I was bathing in it.
	Fucking, you know, suck it up.
	And he was just incredibly dismissive of it.
	He didn't get stoned to death or anything like this.
	And yet, you know, nowadays, I'm pretty sure that that would be a lot more transgressive.
	But basically, in the times you were talking about, they were actually very progressive people compared to the rest of the world.
	The Ottoman Empire were the center of knowledge.
	Exactly.
	That's my point.
	So to say, like, you know, oh, you know, women in Islam being stoned to death.
	It's all, yeah, but, and I'm sure that women in the past have been stoned for various things, but it's more strident and stringent now than it was previously.
	And, you know, that's probably due to outside influence.
	You know, when they were effectively like the dominant civilization in the Middle East, when you had like the Abbasids and the fucking Umayyads and all that, the absolute colossal empires, it was surprisingly, surprisingly, yeah, like you say, progressive, in fact.
	And again, oppression is the wrong word to use because it's, I mean, it's effectively playing into the social justice.
	Oh, well, gender roles are oppressive.
	And I don't agree that gender roles are oppressive.
	I agree that they are.
	I don't know how to describe them.
	My question for no gender roles, I believe, are, first of all, they're not stereotypes, right?
	It's usually that genders are attracted to the gender roles.
	There are exceptions, but boys want to be boys and women want to be women.
	The problem with social justice warriors is that they want the woman to be this female that's working in STEM 24-7 and she's earning a lot of cash and the career is the top most important thing.
	And my question is like, okay, fine, but who raises the kids?
	Oh, well, yeah, I mean, that's, no, no, they even, they even know that, they even know I love it.
	I love it.
	They're fucking idiots.
	But eventually they get to the problem that they're going to have.
	Then they're like, oh, well, now we're exploiting third-world women, like, you know, Mexican nannies in America and stuff.
	And it's just like, well, okay, so now you know that your choice of life is oppressing women.
	What are you going to do?
	And they're just kind of shuffling their feet and like scuffing stones going, well, don't know.
	It's fucking patriarchy or whatever.
	But wasn't the case where I believe third world women were living in horrible conditions with horrible pay and making like this is what the feminist looks like t-shirts?
	Oh, yeah, yeah, that was the Mauritius, I think it was.
	I saw it from Europe.
	Yeah, no, no, 62p a day these women were making, and they were living in sweatshop conditions.
	So Theresa May could sit on the fucking bench with a little, this is what a feminist looks like t-shirts.
	Like, yeah, well done, well done, Theresa.
	You know, that's not wildly hypocritical, just, you know.
	Yeah, they they they really I I don't understand they're masters at the double thing.
	There they are.
	Oh yeah absolutely.
	They're able to to to say one thing and do another or to just justify two different actions like uh for instance Brianna Wu, right?
	They're like oh uh we don't like violence towards women in video games, we don't like women being sexualized in video games, but when it's Brianna Wu's game, it's fine.
	Yeah, it's it's all power games, mate.
	It's all all power games.
	The idea of being objective and therefore being judged by one's own standards.
	That's why a minute ago I was like, right, okay, what I've just said really is hypocritical if I'm going to hold Bob to the same standard that I won't hold myself to.
	And so suddenly I'm like, right, okay, now I have to be introspective and actually consider whether my position is correct or not.
	They wouldn't do that.
	I really don't think they do that.
	Double standards are fine for them because subjectively they work in their favor.
	It's what communists used to do, to be honest.
	I wouldn't be surprised at all.
	The party from my state were making a lot of decisions that they didn't make any sense and you couldn't question it.
	If you questioned it, then you would be in trouble.
	And my favorite thing is that whenever they talk about Anita Sarkeesian, if you look in any single newspaper like The Guardian or anywhere, basically, literally anywhere, like Washington Post, Huffington Post, they say something like renowned pop culture critic Anita Sarkeesian.
	And this reminds me every single time they wrote about the leader Ceausescu, they were like, Romania's great leader, Ceaușescu.
	If you had to say it like this, if you didn't say it like this, then you would probably get fired.
	And I can't help but see the similarities.
	Oh, absolutely.
	Any kind of totalitarian regime is going to, I mean, what do they call the dear leader in North Korea and stuff like that.
	Ceausescu went to North Korea.
	When he came back, he liked it so much that he actually imposed the...
	No, I'm serious.
	He imposed the cult of personality into Romania.
	And there were all these dances and all these events that you had to attend.
	And basically, at one point, I remember he flew in a helicopter above my city.
	And I believe it was autumn, so there were nothing to do on the field.
	But my mom was basically forced to go on the field in order to pretend that she is picking corn or whatever, so that when Ceausescu would fly over the city, he would manage to see their people working, you know?
	Yeah, it looked productive and wonderful.
	Yes, for second.
	Let's go back to the concept of oppression and women a second.
	I find this very interesting.
	You think that women were oppressed, right?
	Well, let's put it this way.
	If you are in a country, right, and you were a woman there and your husband was beating you on a daily basis, there wasn't pretty much anything you could do, because I did study a bit of the law from at least my country.
	You didn't really have anything to appeal.
	The only thing you could have done, basically, is if you had some brothers or your dad and he would have made some sense into your husband.
	But that would have been illegal, you know.
	Well, that's the thing.
	I mean, this is actually interesting because this goes back to like there's this guy on YouTube called Lindy Beige, and he did a few videos based on medieval women.
	And he ended up copying a bit of flack from feminists, I guess, about it.
	And he was a bit surprised because he's not the sort of person who deals with this sort of thing normally.
	And I was watching these, just I was watching these videos, just I was laughing the whole way through, thinking, man, you don't even know what you're about to get into.
	He was talking about women's power.
	And women's power is soft power.
	It's the influence over men.
	Yeah, pretty much.
	And women, I mean, I guess I always hear feminists talking about, oh, the man being domineering over the woman.
	And I just think, what percentage of relationships is that?
	What percentage of relationships between men and women are the men the domineering ones?
	Because I think if the man is very rich and confident, then he is very desirable, he has a lot of women willing to follow.
	But what percentage is that?
	I mean, and if you look down like more, down the social ladder, it seems to me that the women are the ones who, on average, are the ones calling the shots.
	They're the ones who are like, I want this, I want that.
	And the men are just generally trying to get along for a quiet life.
	I mean, I'm not saying that all relationships are like this, blah, blah, blah.
	But I just think about the people I've known throughout my life.
	I've known hundreds and hundreds of people.
	And when I've watched the dynamics of relationships between them, the women seem to be the boss.
	I mean, I don't know whether it's just English women are like this.
	I mean, I know that English women are like this, but maybe in Arabia, the men do just beat their women and keep them in line.
	But I can't help but imagine that the thing about gender roles is there are a lot of women who will use those gender roles as a weapon against men.
	If you're not being a man, then the woman can use that as a stick to beat you with, and you're the one in the wrong.
	And so, you know, I can imagine there are many a Saudi Arabian woman who absolutely rules the roost by using gender roles and the fact that she's performing her gender role correctly and he's not performing his to how she wants and she can use that as a stick to beat him.
	But I mean, I might be wrong.
	I've never lived in Saudi Arabia.
	I've never met Saudi Arabia.
	Men or women have never seen the dynamic.
	But I just can't help but think that there probably is some kind of it's women's power because men like women.
	They want to please women a lot of the time.
	Yeah, that's true.
	That's pretty much being innate to man.
	But that's if you like the woman, but if you're in an arranged marriage and you get the shorthand of the stick and you like another woman you're not married to, chances are you're going to be violent towards the woman you're forced to be violent or you just can be aware of that.
	But you can be harsh to her, you're not so kind.
	My observation is with the gender roles that you raised is that they basically go like, oh, you know, I'm an emancipated woman.
	I can do whatever a man does.
	But if it push comes to shove, they're still like, oh, hold on, I'm a woman.
	Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
	I'm a strong, brave woman until stuff gets complicated.
	And then I'm just a girl, like Bill Burrs, sort of like, you know, play with pigtails and stuff, you know, all of a sudden.
	And so it's.
	I was thinking about my ex-girlfriend, and she was the same.
	She was like, oh, I can do whatever you do, and blah, blah, blah.
	But when it was time to pay the bill, the manly thing is for the man to pay the bill.
	And that was one of the things which pissed me off.
	Yeah, it's obviously a double standard, isn't it?
	Yeah, they want all the benefits and none of the downsides, basically.
	Yeah, yeah, it's exactly it.
	And it pisses me off.
	It's just another one of the things on the list that pissed me off.
	But the thing is, and this is the problem, is that you will always get a large percentage of men, no matter what society you're in.
	And not the majority maybe, but a large enough percentage who are gynecentric, who are absolutely, you know, pussy worshipers.
	You know, they're not.
	No, they absolutely are.
	They think that that sex is more important than anything.
	And, you know, generally these men will be quite unattractive, didn't get a lot of attention from women when they were growing up.
	And they're just you know, they'll do whatever they can do to get attention from women.
	And even if it just means even if even if that means selling out their own fucking dignity.
	And they enable women who are bossy controlling Haridans, basically.
	And then you end up with modern feminism.
	I'm not sure if the percentage of pussy worshipers is that high, but there is definitely the high enough, I think.
	It's the innate feeling of any man, you know, to help a woman in distress.
	Even if you're like a confident man, like, you know, like the serious bloke.
	And you see a woman in distress and you're like, hey, that's not fine.
	You know, that's not okay.
	Yeah, I agree.
	And this is, I believe, what women, feminists especially, are preying on, because a lot of people don't know what feminists is.
	If you ask someone in the street quality feminism, they will say, oh, it's this movement about equality.
	And look at this woman.
	You know, she's so brave to talk about these issues.
	And people are sending her death threats.
	How can I help?
	Give her cash.
	And you're like.
	Yeah, and that validates them completely, you know, and it's just like just fucking grow up there, Jesus.
	I'm not sure if it's about growing up there or not.
	It's mostly the exact sentiment why people follow religion.
	Because I'm going to explain if you listen a bit.
	It's pretty much like, you know, why are people religious?
	Because, you know, Jesus died on the cross for you.
	Like, you're the asshole responsible for Jesus dying.
	And he suffered a lot.
	So now what you need to do in return is to repent, is to follow what Jesus had to say, you know, to get baptized and follow the religion and whatnot.
	It's the exact same what these people are doing.
	Like, women are suffering, you asshole, because of you, shitlord.
	They are suffering because of other white men like you.
	You need to fucking change.
	You need to do something about it.
	And you have Jessica Valenti writing articles after articles, like, what have you done to stop rape?
	Transgender people are dying.
	What are you doing about it?
	You know?
	And then it causes this two things.
	The sane people are going to give her the finger.
	And some of them are even going to start cursing at her.
	Like, you can't.
	You're saying these horrible things.
	And in that moment, when you curse at her, it gives her validation because she goes, oh, look, look, look how they are acting.
	They are acting because they know I'm right.
	They're trying to silence me.
	The other people are the ones that are feeling responsible and they're going like, holy shit, oh my god, this is so terrible.
	What can I do?
	Well, tell us, tell us, Jessica Valenti.
	Tell us, my lord, what do we need to do?
	Well, you need to spread the message.
	Go on Twitter.
	Hashtag my articles.
	Hashtag this, hashtag that.
	Patreon, give me cash.
	Yes, mistress.
	What else?
	Oh, Sargon Avakad is a misogynist.
	Oh, going to Sargon Zovakat's channel, downloading his videos, flagging the Twitter, flat, flag, flat, flat.
	And this is how it works, you know?
	Yeah, no, no, it is.
	It is.
	I'm going to grab a cup of tea.
	Do you want to take some questions from the chat?
	Absolutely.
	I understand that wake the bad friends with face fuck Rebecca Watson in an elevator.
	Well, I'll tell you what, he is a braver man than me.
	Did you see her crooked teeth?
	Will going to get something on your penis for sure, me.
	Yeah, and you know, she kind of looks like she's got venereal diseases.
	So, my sides are in space.
	Oh, people are now getting the joke that I said previously, so I'm going to scroll up.
	Okay, I'll be back in a minute.
	People are making the communist sign symbol, and there's a Russian.
	Eric Johnson, I know some Russian.
	It's like do I drink blood?
	Only if it comes from a fresh baby, mate.
	If I'm drinking Pepsi, I'm addicted to the shit.
	It is the magical liquor.
	Vimon Row, best guest ever.
	Thank you, Master Roshi.
	Would I fuck Anita Sarkeesian?
	I would definitely fuck Anita Sarkeesian.
	I think she is cute.
	I don't think she's a clever woman.
	She's a very strong businesswoman.
	She has a business sense, very capitalistic.
	She noticed that there is a high demand for a professional victim, and she went and filled the position.
	How big is my dick?
	I believe it's 15 inches.
	Last time I measured it.
	If I have any more questions, I'm going to be happy to answer.
	My accent is not a joke.
	I am not a gypsy.
	My dick is not small.
	I just talked about it.
	I am not an Indian.
	What type of Indian do you think I am, mate?
	Am I the type of Indian with a dot or with a feather?
	We need to make the distinction.
	Okay, there's two types of Indians.
	Do you know, like, the Indians that go, oh, those are not the type of wife you want.
	The type of wife I want is a Muslim.
	I want a Muslim woman because I would come home and she would ask me, like, how did your day go, darling?
	And I'd be like, well, I got an A plus at pediatrics.
	And she would be like, that would be so epic.
	But the Indians with the feather are also nice because they can use their menstrual blood as war paint.
	And when you go and you play Dotatu, they go like, and then that's like raising morale and shit.
	Will I marry the black serpent Beta?
	I'm sorry, I'm more attracted to the black serpent Alpha.
	Do I like to eat banana?
	I only eat junk food, mate.
	James Chapman is dying.
	Do not die, James Chapman.
	I have done the courses at medical school.
	I have the aura of revival around me.
	Someone is like, how do the Muslims do the it comes from the third larynx, doesn't it?
	It's like a I cannot do it.
	I cannot.
	I should do not.
	I can do the like Anita Sarkidian.
	I would eat a banana.
	Alright?
	Ban this rapist filth?
	No, this rapist filth needs to exist.
	Have I slapped a sheep with a goat and called it a cow?
	No, I do not have farm animals, you ignorant fuck.
	Do I work out?
	No, I do not work out.
	However, I have this insane metabolism where I am never getting fat, no matter how much I eat.
	Just for fun is asking me where I am from.
	I do not understand that moonspeak you are speaking.
	I'm sorry.
	Would I receive money from the patriarchy?
	I am in financial need.
	I receive money from everywhere.
	Even feminist money is good money.
	Do I agree that Hitler did nothing wrong?
	At the time, when you do law school, you are taught to judge people according to the time period they lived in, you know, because that would be fair.
	So, in the time period Hitler lived in, he still did wrong shit because he did not obey the laws that were imposed upon his country.
	However, had he won the war, you would be reading a different history now than the one you are currently reading.
	How to join the Romanian mafia?
	You do not join the Romanian mafia, the Romanian mafia joins you.
	Patriarchy with pay.
	Oh, that's so witty, very clever.
	He wants me to do the accent, the Jewish accent.
	This is usually the warlock accent that I do.
	And my throat is a bit rusty now, but I usually do it a lot better.
	Does Total Biscuit hate me?
	I don't think Total Biscuit gives a flying fuck about me.
	I think he was triggered by one of my videos and he dropped his spaghetti on my channel because I picked on Angry Joe, his girlfriend, and he felt the need to rush right in and to set things straight.
	I still like Total Biscuit.
	I enjoy his work.
	But, you know, apparently he doesn't like me.
	Which is fine.
	I don't want him to like me.
	Would I marry a gypsy if she has big tits and she washes?
	Yes.
	What is my favorite dank meme?
	not know.
	If I'm going to do the Accent of the Overlords again, I really want to do more streams.
	I want...
	A lot of people want a piece of the V. Unfortunately, I have exams at med school.
	I also have my own channel to run and I want to play video games.
	So yeah, sure, if I'm going to have some time, I would most definitely go on to the Accent Overlord stream.
	I cannot beatbox.
	We cannot fuck.
	I cannot drop the mech.
	Sargon is probably drinking green tea because he is British.
	If I think Angry Joe and Total Biscuit have gay sex, no.
	Do I like Angry Joe?
	Yes, I do like Angry Joe.
	You know, just because he has different opinions and different views than mine, that doesn't piss me off.
	However, you know, if he makes reviews where he injects feminist bullshit, I make a response video and I call him up on that.
	Everyone donate their money to me.
	Do not do that.
	You are going to cause imbalance.
	You are going to flood the economy.
	And even if you give me like $5, that's way too much for my country.
	The IRS is going to be on my ass.
	If I'm studying at a Romanian university, of course I'm studying at a Romanian university.
	Sargon of Akkad is a tea-drinking bitch.
	I can't comment on that.
	Is the avatar in your profile?
	Is the avatar in your profile your profile?
	Cameron, learn to spell.
	Of course, it's not my profile.
	Jesus Christ.
	Did I buy a new mic?
	No, I just plugged it in better.
	Holy shit, I sound retarded.
	Well, something got into my eye.
	What can I say?
	How the fuck can a Romanian be funny?
	Well, I don't know.
	There's a lot of funny people around me.
	Do I hate Hungarians?
	Some Romanians do.
	I am not one of them because I do not live in one of the border cities.
	Angry Joe is a disgusting social justice warrior sympathizer.
	Angry Joe is running a business.
	Can you think about how much cash he puts into that shit?
	Like having the green screen, doing the editing, and he buys servers for his community.
	Like, the reason I respect Angry Joe, and I do respect him, I know, people are triggered now.
	I respect him because he actually did something for the gamers.
	He spent a lot of cash on buying servers, he spent a lot of cash on buying a website, which gamers can play.
	Does he have social justice warrior views?
	Absolutely.
	If he doesn't try to impose them, if he doesn't advocate for censoring games, I don't fucking care what the man believes in.
	People, if they don't like his reviews, they can just unfollow.
	I sound like Dracula.
	No, I don't.
	Yes, you do.
	No, I don't.
	I don't know who Nick Bunyan is.
	What do you think about Angry Joe, Sarah?
	I'm going to put you in a tight spot.
	No, don't put me in the vice at all.
	I like his reviews.
	I like his angry reviews.
	I watch them.
	I enjoy them.
	What about when you said that Bying Light is having the tropes of women like damsel in distress trope?
	Yes, yes.
	And that, you know, it's a very old trope, very outdone.
	And as such, he gave the game a 7 out of 10 because it's disrespectful towards the female jump.
	I'm actually with the more progressive zeitgeist of the opinion that I don't see the pointless scores on games.
	I personally just go for I would personally prefer it just to be recommend or don't recommend.
	And he can say, well, I've never played Dying Light.
	I've actually got it.
	I just haven't had time to play it yet.
	And they've got the Damsel's Distress Trope in there.
	Well, I personally don't care about that.
	So if the rest of the game is good, and he'd recommend it on its other more objective merits, as in good controls, excellent graphics, multiplayer, all that sort of stuff, then I would be like, okay, well, I'll take the fact that there's a damsel in the distress trope under advisement.
	I simply don't.
	Yeah, that's why I like Angry Joe as well.
	A lot of people are giving me a flag for it.
	It's not like Anita Sarkeesian or Kotaku or Polygon, where they just do a cultural analysis of the game and leave it at that.
	He actually goes into gameplay.
	He goes into the multiplayer.
	You can see that he tries to finish the game before making the review, you know?
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And obviously, he does a lot of work.
	You can tell he does a lot of work.
	Well, he's a beaner, isn't he?
	I don't care about that.
	But no, he does a lot of work, and I like that.
	It's good.
	Believe it or not, I actually don't mind if people have political views of their own that don't mesh with mine.
	But my problem is when they're trying to run down my fucking throat.
	Exactly.
	This is what I'm trying to get my audience to understand because I have some very, how should I say, radical people.
	There are certain radical people in Gamergate.
	There are, but it's one of those things of the hashtag movement.
	Yeah, and I have nothing against them.
	If they want to be radical, they can be radical.
	I'm not one of them, you know, and they are the ones lashing at me for holding different views than them sometimes.
	And my point is that as long as some I can get along with the feminist just fine, as long as she keeps her ideology to herself.
	I have nothing against, you know, like uh I can watch uh that guy that made the video uh Sanga Day Man.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, beta as fuck, yeah.
	Yeah, some of his songs are are decent, some of his songs are okay, and yeah, sure, I'm I I and you know, I I'm not going to hate him just because I've never begrudged his right to do as he pleases, you know.
	Yeah, exactly.
	He's not hurting anybody.
	He's not causing any trouble, he's just doing a song a day on his YouTube channel.
	What what possible reason would I have to try and stop him from doing that?
	Exactly.
	The moment I start having problems is when they are influencing the industry, when they are asking for censorship, when they are trying to infringe on my freedom.
	That's when I start getting triggered.
	Yeah, that's my trigger as well.
	But yeah, there's these, you know, the quote-unquote radicals.
	The reason I'm not a radical is because you don't achieve anything by being a radical.
	You know, you're just going to be a person that's angry all the time, that's very confrontational.
	And people aren't going to change their minds or change their views if you're going to act like that.
	They're going to change your views, but they're going to change them about you.
	Absolutely.
	That's the problem.
	They're not going to change them about your subject.
	And this is the issue that the feminists have come to.
	I want to just grab a feminist and shake them and be like, don't you wonder why everyone constantly says you're man-haters?
	Don't you fucking wonder why you have to constantly try and defend yourself from this accusation.
	Motherfuckers, come on.
	Better fucking self-awareness just for once, please.
	I think they're very aware.
	I think that they know what's going on, that they know why people are pissed off.
	I think some do and some different.
	I think there are definitely some who don't think that feminism is about man-hating.
	Definitely.
	Without a doubt.
	Probably like, you know, yeah, definitely, but I think that there is, I mean, and the thing is, they'll say that all of this applies to Gamergate as well.
	And it probably does to a certain degree, right?
	But the thing is, I haven't seen anyone that I recognize from Gamergate performing what I would consider to be harassment.
	Threats, doxing, all that sort of stuff.
	Oh, my God, I hate the word harassment.
	Oh, I know, I know, I know, me too.
	Okay, like, let's define it.
	I believe that harassment is if you tell someone explicit death threats or let's say dox someone, even though I don't really agree what doxing is, but let's say these two things, right?
	I've never seen Gamergate do them.
	Okay, well, I mean, I've just Googled it, and the first thing that comes up is the citizens advice definition.
	And they say harassment is when someone behaves in a way that makes you feel distressed, humiliated, or threatened.
	Oh, that's a stupid definition, because what makes me feel humiliated is something completely different than what can make another person.
	I don't like going on people's feelings for anything, really.
	Not to mention that if you say something wrong and I prove that you're wrong, then I can humiliate you.
	And that would be harassment.
	But I think that I think it's talking about a I think really it's a deliberately targeted campaign designed to be emotionally destructive to someone.
	I think really that's what it is, isn't it?
	It's not people disagreeing with you.
	Even if it was a thousand people coming at you all at once to disagree and say, look, you're wrong on this issue.
	That's not harassment.
	You know?
	Yeah, pretty much.
	But again, this word is something that a lot of people don't have consensus on.
	No, I agree.
	I agree.
	It's very fluid.
	But the the point is assuming like the the deliberate campaign of demonization to attack someone's mental state, I d I you know I I don't see people in Gamergate doing that.
	I see people in Gamergate having um legitimate disagreements and you know sometimes these are rude, sometimes these are offensive, you know, like you know, with memes and stuff that I can see why people would be offended, but that's that's too bad.
	Be offended.
	You know, that's not my problem.
	I don't care if you're offended.
	But I don't see like, you know, what what what would be considered to be sort of you know vile harassment and threats and all this sort of stuff, I'm still yet to find a single person from Gamergate who fits into this category.
	And so I'm just like, okay, well, you know, what do you want me to do?
	You know, you can't prove that someone from Gamergate is doing this.
	They actually know it's not from Gamergate.
	But but listen, mate, I'm I'm going to let you with the chat now because my pizza is here.
	Okay.
	Well, are you coming back, huh?
	Yeah, of course.
	Just give me like ten minutes to play the pizza guy.
	Yeah, yeah.
	All right, guys.
	How's it going?
	Has anyone tried the man camp plug-in?
	Yes, I fucking love it.
	Jazz hands internally, I like it.
	Pick up the phone.
	My phone isn't ringing.
	Feminism can't Gamergate steel beams.
	That's true.
	That's very true.
	Yeah, it's counterproductive for Gamergate to harass.
	It only helps Brianna Wu get attention.
	That's exactly my issue with it.
	You know, oh, Gamergate's about harassment.
	Well, why?
	What good would it do anyone in Gamergate to harass someone?
	What good would it do?
	You know?
	It's never going to get fucking...
	Hey, Basil.
	Have you slayed mini-bolgers recently?
	You cries out a bit, did you?
	The kids very well.
	He's currently with his mum off out somewhere.
	I don't know where she's gone actually, but you know what you remind me of, Sargon?
	What do I remind you of?
	When you started, there was this and you began talking about feminism.
	There was this genuine bewilderment in your voice.
	This genuine thing where you you're like you you're trying to cling to sanity.
	Yeah, and you're like, well, these are probably reasonable people that just happen to believe these things, which is wrong.
	I'm just going to try to tell them my point of view.
	And maybe they are going to, you know, like, maybe they'll listen.
	How naive was I?
	Yeah.
	I didn't know what to do.
	And you are reading articles from newspapers and you are like, well, this this this and the bewilderment is is happening, you know?
	And right now when you're talking about Gamergate and I'm like, why are these people doing it?
	You know why they are doing it.
	Like i it's obvious why they are doing it.
	You know it I know it.
	But we have to pretend that, oh, why are they possibly doing it?
	Why would they say such a thing?
	What does people from Gamergate have to gain?
	No, I'm speechless.
	I just don't.
	There is literally no benefit to giving Brianna Wu and I Take It's Uycquin any of that any any, any kind of ammunition to say, oh my god, I'm being harassed I, I don't see how anyone benefits.
	I mean, it means that we can't talk about ethics because, Good God, you know, if there's something going on with a woman on the internet, that comes first.
	Yeah, it's not like you can talk about both things at the same time.
	I was talking with a feminist on my, on my stream I believe it was Sam, you know the, the interesting one and and she said that, what about Brianna?
	What getting that threats?
	And I was like oh, you want to talk about that?
	And she was like yes yes, I want to talk about that.
	Yeah, that that's, that's very horrible.
	I I, I don't like it.
	Now can we talk about ethics?
	Is there any chance we can talk about?
	And this, this was this, I swear Bob Kittman again pissed me off so much in in one of his more recent videos he was talking about, how you know, the games journal.
	The games industry is is massive.
	It superseded the films industry.
	But we don't need um, journalistic ethics, we don't need uh, a code like the Society OF Professional Journalists because it's just games.
	And he literally fucking says this and it's like, Bob, are you some sort of insane hypocrite?
	Oh no, I already know that you are some sort of fucking insane hypocrite.
	Jesus Fucking Christ Bob sorry, it just really pisses me off, really pisses me off.
	He made another article where he explains why being politically correct is so important and another article where, where he shows and I made a video of this he shows, I believe, a 13 year old kid cursing on Xbox Live.
	Yeah yeah, he doxed some kid and he went after him yeah and, and the kid was like pretty funny, you know actually, because he was like oh, I'm going to fuck your mom, and blah blah blah, and the guy listening to the kid was laughing, so basically they were both enjoying, you know, but he was pointing out how horrible it is and he was saying that like, if you stand for this, you're a scum of a human being.
	Yeah, fuck you.
	And blah blah blah, and I'm like but Bob, you you are doing the exact same thing what the kid is doing.
	You are cursing people, spewing your hatred and your immaturity at an imaginary audience that doesn't agree with you, but the, the kid at least has the excuse that he's 13 years old.
	What the he's the kid?
	What's your excuse, Bob?
	this one was the journalist saying that I believe wasn't it no it wasn't the Alexander someone said there can't be games journalism because like the only thing you can report it is like it's a game brilliant I think Who did that Macintosh?
	He said, yeah you, you can't have like game journalism talking about games, because the only thing you can say it's it's a game and that's the only thing you can say about it.
	Well, you could tell me about the game.
	Macintosh, you know, oh no, don't worry about that, he doesn't play games.
	This is the thing.
	None of these people are fucking gamers.
	They don't play games.
	They don't really care about games.
	They're not interested in games.
	They're looking for things that aren't really games, games that aren't fun.
	I mean, why would you need fun games if you don't play games?
	You would be like that is baffling.
	You know, I just don't care about these games.
	They, they just want to sound mature.
	Basically they, they want to sound interesting, because if games wouldn't be fun, then people wouldn't play games.
	Like well they, they just don't ask the the the important question, why do people play games?
	Uh yeah well, this is the thing that this actually um comes back to.
	The the dip shits were like, oh, we've been working in academia for so long to get games taken seriously as a serious medium.
	Oh, me too.
	I'm like I I, I don't want them to be taken seriously as a serious medium.
	I want them to be entertaining to play, because I play games for fuck's, Fuck's sake.
	You know, your little fucking hipster academic shit, I don't care.
	You know, I just don't care.
	They are literally obsessed with being popular.
	I have never seen, I mean, I'm a gamer.
	Everyone that grew up when Cernoball exploded, like myself, is going to know how it was being a gamer.
	You are probably excluded.
	Everyone was like making a stereotype out of you.
	You know, you are the joke in high school.
	Ah, look at the geek the nerd.
	I don't want to be popular.
	I don't give a flying fuck if games are taken seriously or not because I'm gaming.
	I literally don't care about what the outside world thinks of it.
	And I don't see why I should be compelled to.
	Well, you're a game developer, so I would understand the beef, you know, like, oh, I want games to be taken seriously because then, you know, I can sell it to milk more.
	No, I want my games to be fun because I know that'll sell.
	Being taken seriously doesn't fucking sell.
	Jesus.
	What's the message in Necromaster, mate?
	What's the...
	Oh, um...
	What's the...
	Oh, that...
	Oh, pfft.
	What's the life lesson?
	How do I enrich myself after playing?
	Well, there is one.
	Cooperation is probably going to be the one thing that saves us from the zombie hordes.
	Really?
	Yeah, that's the message.
	Yeah, you've got to work.
	You've got basically like three squads of heroes that you can move in concert against.
	Yeah, I saw it.
	They had funny names, didn't they?
	Yeah, yeah, the hipster D.
	Yeah, exactly.
	The hipster and the prepper and all that sort of stuff.
	And yeah, so effectively the thing that you've got to bear in mind is working together.
	That's how you survive.
	Did you notice that every single TV show now has gay people in it?
	I'm not saying it's bad.
	Like, think about it.
	The Walking Dead has gay people in it, right?
	Game of Thrones.
	Well, that's up in the book, so that's fine.
	Black Sales, Arrow, D100.
	Name me any show you want, and it probably has a gay couple in it.
	Probably.
	Yeah, I don't really watch that much TV, to be honest.
	I just thought about it the other day, and I was like, huh, that's interesting.
	Yeah, it's definitely the gay agenda.
	I'm fine with that.
	I don't really care.
	But that's probably true.
	I don't mind unless it's in poor taste.
	It's like watching an action movie and the action is really important, but the main character has a romance option, and it's like, oh my god, I have to watch this again.
	Yeah, I mean, I don't really like sexuality in general in video games because it's not really it's not why I play video games, you know.
	So when they're like, oh, this character is gay, I'm like, well, that's good, but what's his accuracy?
	Like, you know, how many of your Greeks in medieval Tall of War gave me?
	Well, you know, almost all of them probably.
	You know, but it's just not part of the gameplay.
	Thank God.
	Thank God.
	I just don't care.
	You know, at no point a genitalia is supposed to feature in my video games because I just I'm here to play a game, not watch porn.
	I believe Lord of the Rings had had a poor nov uh this is just my opinion.
	But uh Lord of the Rings did have a poor romance novel with Argon and the elf woman.
	I I was like meh didn't really got into that sorry guys I'm eating pizza.
	There's no pussy like boy pussy.
	No wouldn't you bastard?
	I was saying that the Lord of the Rings, the romance was kind of done poorly with Argonne and the Elf woman.
	I was like, meh.
	Oh, the Elf woman.
	Yeah, I j I just I j there's so much wrong with Lord of the Rings, it pisses me off.
	What about the Walking Death?
	'Cause you were like in one video like, they were saved by three, not not one, but three Dale smocking us.
	Oh, they fucking were, in one episode.
	It just...
	Ah, what a fucking shit episode that was.
	Yeah, I haven't seen this week's one in British TV.
	It comes on TV tonight, so I'll probably watch it tonight.
	I read the comic book, so it's kind of meh.
	Someone's like, Sargon, you son of a bitch, pork pies, which kind is best?
	The kind with Branston Piccolin?
	The best.
	I want to suggest to you the most amazing TV show that has ever been made.
	Go on.
	Well, not the most ever that ever been made, but it's a really good one.
	It's called The 100.
	I tried watching it, but it seemed like really American.
	If you go to episode 3, you will notice that it's really the best.
	You know, like, for instance, the problem that they are having with the limited resources in space and shit?
	Yeah.
	You would think that they would fix that at the end of the season, right?
	Yeah.
	No, they fixed it in episode 3.
	The show is moving on so fast, and characters keep dying.
	They die like flies, really.
	And at the end of the season, you find out that it's almost like the universe from Fallout.
	If you like the Fallout series, you're going to love this show.
	Okay, I'll give it another try.
	I only watched the first episode, I think.
	So I haven't seen the rest of it.
	So yeah, I'm just looking at the chat while you're eating, I suppose.
	I can take a break from eating, because it's kind of rude from me.
	No, just go for it.
	I'm sorry I got the pizza, but I've haven't ate anything the entire day.
	Yeah, I almost fainted.
	Well, what what pizza are you eating?
	People want to know?
	The thing that makes your mouth burn with the spicy of spiciness.
	What?
	Communist pizza.
	I don't think we had pizza during communism.
	See, another failure of communism.
	You know, we did have private businesses during communism.
	There was the people that were lucky enough to steal a VCR and they would organize like a VCR sitting and you would go to this person's house and he would like pull the drapes, make sure no one gets to see what's inside.
	It was very hush-hush.
	And yeah, you would go in and you would pay cash at the entrance and then he would put movies.
	Someone's asking, is there anyone you trust to do an open discussion with?
	About what?
	I guess.
	If it's about the hurricanes I have on my penis, then no.
	Pizza is a capitalist plot, to be fair.
	Who's your favorite YouTuber, mate?
	He's my favorite YouTuber.
	I've got like a range of people that I like.
	Do you know how you can trigger the chat right now?
	Well, I could say Neat Sarkiski.
	Nah.
	Angry Joe.
	Angry Joe there.
	Angry Joe.
	I really don't mind his videos at all.
	I like his angry reviews.
	I'm just going through my subscriptions.
	Who am I even fucking subscribed to?
	What about Thunderfoot?
	Yeah, I like Thunderfoot.
	I like his videos?
	Gunnan Fang X. Um I I know the name but I've never seen any of his videos.
	He was Thunderfoot's nemesis.
	Oh, was he?
	I bet he was terrifying.
	Yeah, he was a creationist.
	Yeah, before feminists came, creationists were the people trying to con people.
	Yeah, I noticed that, but the thing is, I mean, it's really rather easy to defeat any kind of creationism.
	You know, you just ask them to prove it, then they can't prove it.
	Yeah, no, but they say, well, it's in the Bible and I believe it's true.
	So there we go.
	That's that's proof of Spider-Man as well.
	Yeah, but the the thing is, um it's the same with feminism, you know, like prove it and they show you like that's the difference.
	The feminists have got academics in the cathedrals that are universities producing bogus study after bogus study that they are using as proof.
	That's the difference.
	They think that social scientists actually have proof and by and large they don't.
	That's the difference, isn't it?
	Well I don't know.
	I mean as a normal person, as someone that's you know on the street, how can you debunk feminism?
	Because they are going to say like, look this, there's this study, and if you don't know that it's debunked, how can you, you know, say that it's debunked?
	And even if you would know, how do you explain it to them?
	Like well, it's um, that's one of the difficulties of uh feminism, isn't it the fact that they use this as legitimacy, that they use it as their biblical text?
	I mean, you can say well, I'm not accepting this study because it's a feminist study, but what if it's a feminist study that's actually correct?
	I mean, how can you know?
	You've got to read it for yourself, and usually it's behind the paywall.
	Mike I yeah, I've actually been.
	That's that's.
	I'm not afraid of spending my Patreon money on that at all.
	That's what it's there for.
	You know, how much cash did you spend for feminist studies?
	Probably spent about three hundred dollars so far.
	Jesus, fucking Mate you you, you are, you are fueling the feminism war machine.
	It wasn't all at once or anything like that, it was.
	You know just what, you know as and when it needed to be done.
	You are fueling the feminist war machine yeah, but if we don't know what they're saying, we don't know how they're wrong I I, I'm just fucking with you mate, I know, I know.
	I'm just looking through my subscriptions, who do I even like?
	I don't know?
	You like good fellow I, I'm going to tell you who you like.
	You like good fellow you, you like skeptor?
	Yeah, you like your struggle, you like yourself.
	Sometimes you watch your own videos, do I?
	Yeah I've, I've.
	No, that's true, actually I do, because a lot of the time someone will be like, oh you know fifteen seventeen, you said, or they won't even tell me what I said.
	Next, one to no one, no no no, they won't even tell me what I said.
	But they will give me their reply and that's fine.
	But that means I have to go back and watch the video to whatever point they're talking about, to see what I was fucking saying, because by and large, I I can't remember what I was saying.
	You know at the time, so you know I need to go and get the context for it and stuff like that.
	You get a lot of love in the chat now.
	You like uh, internet Aristocrat?
	Yeah, I do.
	I liked his um, I liked his new video.
	I'm glad he's back.
	You like that?
	This is really creepy because I'm telling you what to like.
	Uh yeah yeah, it's kind of creepy, but uh yeah, Doctor Ranipkam is very good.
	People in the chat is like is Vimon Rowa Star.
	No, but I would say I'm good at judging people and usually like people who have the same ideology do follow the same speakers, if you will.
	I don't think Sargon is someone that follows Bill O'Reilly, for instance.
	I'm subscribed to Fox News.
	You are subscribed to Fox News?
	Yeah.
	Interesting.
	I did not know that.
	Do ties go in?
	Ties go out?
	Can't explain that shit?
	No, you can't.
	Absolutely not.
	The thing is, I'd be subscribed to like, you know, I'd follow feminist frequency on Twitter if I wasn't blocked.
	Me too.
	Me too, yeah.
	You know, I think it's important to know what your enemies are saying and to get as wide a variety of opinions on things as possible.
	So I'm subscribed to the Young Turks and Fox News.
	I like the Young Turks, to be honest.
	I fucking hate the Young Turks.
	I used to like them, but now I hate them.
	I like them because they're advocating for getting...
	Shut up, Kitty!
	I like that they're advocating to get money out of politics.
	That's the only good thing left about the Young Turks.
	That's the only good thing.
	I am sick to the fucking teeth of Chenk Uger's final judgment.
	And it's like, man, every time you make a video with the words final judgment on, I think you're a fucking moron.
	I just think fucking moron goes, you know what?
	This is the last I will ever think about this subject.
	Even if the facts change later on, no, I'm done.
	I've had my final judgment.
	Maybe it's like a clickbait thing.
	Maybe he's clickbaiting.
	Without a doubt, they are full of fucking clickbait.
	But yeah, I'm just honestly, I'm just fucking sick of the Young Turks.
	And the thing is, they've just travelled so far up their own assholes, just like everyone.
	And it's just like, man, everyone pisses me off.
	Everyone on either side.
	People who've got a very distinct ideological stance who aren't willing to listen to the other side anymore.
	I mean, in my subscription feed the other day, I'm just going to find it because this completely summed up everything.
	I think it was David Pac-Man, where he had done a video saying, oh no, something like Pat Roberts says liberals are evil.
	And then the next video below it was the Young Turks going, Fox News are evil, you know.
	And it's just like, there we go.
	There we fucking go.
	That's the state of the world at the moment.
	Both sides hate each other.
	They're not willing to listen.
	They're not willing to compromise.
	And they're both convinced the other side is wrong beyond all reason.
	And what is the fucking point?
	You know, and so I've got a couple minutes because I finished the pizza.
	I'm still hearing you.
	But I need to go and wash my hands.
	Yeah, okay.
	But yeah, I just hate both sides now.
	I hate almost everyone.
	They're just.
	Yeah, Pac-Man is with them.
	Yeah, so I like individuals who do good work.
	Yeah, I, yeah.
	Yeah, sorry, I'll stop looking through my subscriptions now.
	And yeah, the Young Turks come to feminist propaganda.
	Well, they made no secret about it.
	They've always been progressive.
	And the thing is, I don't mind them being progressive as long as they kind of wind their necks in.
	So would you vote for Hillary or her opponent?
	If her opponent is really retarded and extremely religious?
	I think Hillary's opponent is bound to be extremely retarded.
	I mean, who's it likely to be Hillary Clinton's opponent?
	It's not going to be Ted fucking Cruz, obviously.
	I'm not into American politics, but let's say it would be like Sarah Palin with George Bush's ideals.
	Who would I vote for?
	I probably wouldn't vote for either.
	I'd probably abstain or spoil my ballot or something like that.
	What's the point in voting for any of these people?
	That's the problem.
	It's you know, if you vote for this system, then if you vote in this system, then you are reinforcing the fact that you think the system can deliver somehow through various convoluted means a legitimate democratic process, which I don't think it actually can.
	And I'm not trying to go Russell Brand on it because what you just said is what a lot of the young Romanians think.
	Yeah, I'm just one for one.
	Yeah, I just don't think that it's a legitimate process anymore.
	And I think it was born out of a time when communication was less effective.
	And so you needed to have something along these lines.
	Every five years, you'd vote for a new party because, you know, if you had governors in India or something, they couldn't realistically get back and vote in time for a professional issue.
	You know, representative democracy made a lot of sense.
	But now I think we're in a position where I don't think we need parties anymore.
	And I'm not saying that we necessarily need direct democracy either.
	I think what we should have are individuals running for positions in government.
	I think parties should be a thing of the past.
	Oh, direct democracy would be something amazing.
	But you wouldn't.
	No, no, no, it would be awful.
	Direct democracy is always awful.
	And it always leads directly to the ruin of the state that engages in it.
	I think Switzerland has a sort of direct democracy system.
	Yeah, but the Swiss have got a.
	Well, that's true.
	That's true.
	I think they probably do.
	The direct ruin of Switzerland.
	You heard it here.
	Sargon of Akash.
	Yeah, no, no, okay.
	Maybe I'm not entirely right.
	But Switzerland's a very isolationist country.
	Most countries aren't Switzerland.
	So if Britain, America, France decided to become direct democracy, it would be a problem.
	Oh, yeah, but you need, as I said, small countries, you know.
	Yeah, exactly.
	It only works in a very small isolationist country under specific circumstances.
	But the point is, I don't want the average pleb on the street voting on foreign policy.
	The average pleb on the street.
	I really don't want that fucking person voting on whether we go to war with Russia or not.
	You know, stuff like that.
	It's just, no, these people are idiots.
	And the problem is, politicians, I can't remember who said it, but democracy is going to produce a class of politicians who is only marginally more intelligent than the average person on the street, which, needless to say, means that we're not going to get very intelligent politicians.
	So yeah, you end up with kind of just idiots ruling the world.
	And that's the position we're in now.
	Yeah, that's pretty accurate.
	Someone is saying from the chat update from Sweden.
	237 murdered women killed by men in 15 years period of time.
	What are you doing to stop this murder, Sargon?
	It's almost.
	Wait, no, the flu still kills more, but 237 women, Sargon.
	15 years.
	That's not that many.
	They are murdered by men.
	Yeah, but that's not very many.
	Let's actually see how many there are.
	I'm going to divide by 15.
	That's only 15 a year.
	Yeah, 16, okay.
	Well, yeah, 16 a year.
	But it's to cause outrage, that's what it is.
	Yeah, that's a really tiny number.
	I mean, Sweden's, what, got 8 million people?
	Yeah.
	Something like that.
	That's, you know, 15 a year get murdered.
	That was a surprisingly low number, isn't it?
	I think they want the numbers to be to zero.
	Yeah, I think that they're unrealistic dipshits.
	There's no way you're ever going to have a zero.
	I mean, that's just dumb.
	It's fucking asinine.
	Oh, no, I've figured out my favourite channel, King John Targaryen I.
	I never get more laughs out of videos than his videos.
	Zenistrad pisses me off because he is not an idiot and yet he will lie to himself.
	Captain Andy kind of amuses me because he sounds depressed about everything ever.
	Even when he's introducing his own songs or he's trying to talk to his fans or something, he sounds depressed about it.
	But King John Targaryen is a case study in the Dunning Kruger effect.
	Wasn't he Social Justice Warrior?
	Why am I.
	Yeah, he's a social justice one.
	Oh, okay.
	No, no, because I found like, what?
	You like social justice?
	No, no, no.
	He absolutely hates me.
	He's just the funniest thing in the world.
	He's the one with female Vikings, isn't he?
	No, that was Hannibal the Victor.
	Oh, I see.
	Hannibal the broad.
	I'm confusing my impress.
	I wonder, like, is anyone in the chat aware that there is a Sargon of Akkad II?
	What, Sargon II?
	Yeah, in history.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was an Assyrian king.
	But I'm curious if anyone else knows.
	Oh, sorry.
	Probably not.
	Way to shill for a YouTuber, Sargon.
	Yeah, sorry, I'm sorry.
	I'm shilling for King John Targaryen.
	How many subscribers does he have?
	I know 200, something like that.
	Jenny McDermott.
	That's my fault.
	Yeah, Jenny McDermott's awesome.
	You should all be subscribed to her.
	She is.
	She goes to subscribe to Jenny.
	She's a fucking idiot.
	Oh, the cult of Sarkeesian.
	Oh, my God.
	It is funny, isn't it?
	Well, she did the MCA, I believe.
	She did.
	Yeah.
	She did.
	And I'm sure that it was reversed, obviously.
	Are you subscribed to a network, by the way?
	To what, sorry?
	To a network.
	No, no, no.
	To a YouTube network.
	Oh, am I?
	Apart from.
	No, no, not at all.
	Not at all, no.
	They wanted to ask me to subscribe, and I was like, fuck you.
	No, no, honestly, I really like that I'm just completely independent and completely funded by my audience.
	I owe my whole livelihood to my audience, and I like keeping it that way because that means my obligations are to my audience rather than to anyone else.
	Well, the thing is, if you subscribe to a network, it's like insurance policy.
	If someone flags your videos or reports you or something like that, then the network supposedly is there to help you.
	But the downside is that the network can say, oh, we don't want you to be talking about this anymore.
	Exactly.
	And you can, you know, you just have to submit.
	Yeah, I completely disagree with that as well.
	Yeah, I'd rather just stay completely independent.
	And yeah.
	Yeah, especially that I really think that I know a lot of people that can get me out of shit.
	You know, if I would get the MCA or something like that.
	Yeah.
	I get quite a lot of offers to join networks, and I'm just like, nicely normal.
	Yeah.
	Well, you do have a lot of people, so.
	Yeah, I don't need to pay attention, luckily.
	Fucking rape nigger slot.
	I have something interesting and controversial because this is something that we might not see eye to eye.
	What is your stance?
	And I'm going to get flagged for this.
	What is your stance on trans people?
	Let me rephrase the question.
	What do you think I Do you think that misgendering this is a word misgendering a trans person is is transphobic?
	I don't think transphobic is a very useful term.
	No, same with homophobic, Islamophobic, all this sort of thing.
	You're stepping on eggshells now, sir.
	Yeah, no, well, I'm trying to be specific.
	It's not about stepping on photographs.
	It's trying to be specific so people don't misinterpret what I'm saying.
	Yeah, I don't think they're very useful terms.
	So when anyone calls someone transphobic or whatever, I think that person has probably already lost the debate.
	So that person is fundamentally, in my opinion, in the wrong.
	It's extreme cases.
	I mean, there will be cases where people are actually transphobic.
	They actually dislike or fear or hate transsexual people based on the fact that they're transsexual.
	And that's down to that person's own deep-seated issues.
	And so what they're saying does come from a position of deep prejudice.
	It's like racism.
	It's like a lot of things.
	I don't call many people racists.
	I only call people who genuinely seem to be coming from a position of deep personal prejudice.
	Like Arthur Chu or the Stormfacts.
	They're two sides of the same coin.
	And they both come from very, very deep-seated bigotry.
	And so that's fundamentally where their arguments are based.
	And that's ultimately why their arguments are flawed, why they present flawed arguments.
	But yeah, so generally, though, I don't think labeling people is very useful.
	Sometimes it's misleading.
	Let me put it in another.
	Is it wrong to misgender a trans person?
	I think wrong is the wrong way to think about it.
	I think it's more impolite.
	Because if someone came up to me and was like, oh, Sargon, I'm going to call you a woman and I'm going to call you she from now on.
	I mean, they're not doing any particular harm.
	I'm just going to be like, well, that's rude.
	You know, and so I think that out of politeness, I absolutely would personally address people as the gender they want to be addressed as.
	But that's because I'm English.
	I think we have the same stance on the issue.
	However, it just pisses me off when I see social justice warriors going off after someone's job and livelihood because they misgendered a transsexual person.
	That's ridiculous.
	That's ridiculous.
	The way I like to mind fuck with them is like, doesn't feminism believe that men and women are the same and they're equal?
	So, you know, what does it matter if you call him a man or a woman?
	The thing with transgender is like, I find it a lot more difficult to understand.
	Like, when I hear the word transphobe, I think about general discrimination towards a trans person.
	So basically, if a trans person applies for a job and a straight person applies for a job, I would give the job to the straight person.
	That would be discrimination.
	Or I would treat them less human.
	That would be discrimination.
	However, misgendering them is just how you say it's rude.
	It's not discrimination.
	Basically, you know, the thing with trans people is like gay people don't affect your reality of things.
	Gay people just do their business behind closed doors.
	Trans people, they want to alter the reality for you.
	I mean, you look at them, you know that they are a woman at the genetic level.
	They're women.
	They want you to believe that they're a man or the other way around.
	So you're doing a courtesy for them by calling them their preferred pronoun.
	The moment you don't do that, it's rude.
	You shouldn't lose your job because of it.
	No, no, I think it's ridiculous.
	These kind of bully boy tactics are what the social justice warriors are becoming synonymous with.
	You know, I totally disagree with that.
	Yeah, no problem.
	I'm loving the chat, by the way.
	I'm going to read some of it now just so you guys can quote me out of context.
	I fuck children.
	Oh, where was the other one?
	There was another really good one.
	Hitler was a great artist.
	He wasn't that good, actually, was he?
	He was alright, but he wasn't really that good.
	I want to be the little girl.
	The little girl.
	When I wear a skirt, I'm a girl.
	I love Lucy Green.
	You mean Lacey Green, surely?
	I'm not a racist, but I really think niggers aren't humans.
	Okay, sorry about that.
	I have to talk about that.
	How to choose actually true.
	What about the niggers?
	No, no, we're talking about half the tune.
	So what did you say?
	You have to go.
	No, I got the phone call.
	I have to leave in an hour, so that's okay.
	That's cool.
	What do you think in England, where Muslims are gathering and they go like Allah Allah, Ya Allah, and they're saying like burn down the British government, like put the put the flag of of Islam over the parliament and that not, but if you would have a group of British people saying like deport all Muslims, then it's like holy shit, the the amount of racism.
	I think that a lot of British people want to burn down the British government too.
	kind of puts us in good company I just had the picture with the Muslim like Sarkhan Avocado in front You know like no obviously, double standards are double standards and they're bad all the way across the board, no matter who's applying them.
	I, I think a lot of people are currently very furious at the Muslim population of Britain because of the rape scandals, which I feel bad.
	I feel bad for them because it wasn't all of the Muslims that did that.
	So there's, you know, there's only so much you can do, and there have been Muslims who have complained to the police, and it was the police and the authorities saying there's nothing we can do.
	And it's, it's insane, it's absolutely insane.
	Like my mistress was telling me about this one.
	She was reading the other day how the these uh, these women would go to the police and say I think my, my daughter, is being groomed and being given crack cocaine by these Muslim guys.
	And the police were, there's nothing we can do.
	And it's like, what do you mean?
	There's nothing you can do.
	You know they're having sex with twelve year old girls and they're giving them crack cocaine.
	I think that is enough of a mandate there for you to go in and do something about it and you know they they didn't, because I think they were afraid of being called racist.
	I I also think it's because corruption I mean it's, it's an argument to be made there that their Their chiefs were corrupt, and if they moved out of line, they would call them racists.
	So I think it's a bit deeper, you know.
	It might well be, but we haven't got any proof of corruption, but we do definitely have proof that they were afraid of just corruption.
	No, no, no, you do have proof of corruption.
	I believe you read it in the article that one of those kids were about to go to the police and they were warned the person that was capturing them was waiting in front of the police station because he was warned by a policeman.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	But that thing is that that's inferred.
	We don't have any hard evidence.
	It's not hard evidence to get the conviction, but it's not evidence to convince a reasonable person that, you know.
	I definitely agree that the further investigation and into it definitely, definitely should be done.
	Absolutely.
	Yeah, we live in a rape culture, but and apparently you do live in a rape culture where rape is normalized.
	That's exactly what normalized rape means.
	Yeah, no, I agree.
	Someone's like, Sargon, would you replace Jeremy Hammond?
	Do you mean Jeremy Clarkson?
	On Top Gear?
	I'm like, no, because I don't need cars.
	I'm not really into that sort of thing.
	I'd never prevent anyone from enjoying themselves, obviously, but it's not my sort of thing.
	Sorry about that.
	I was saying that you do live in a rape culture.
	That's exactly a rape culture, you know.
	I think there is a rape culture in Britain.
	Well, there are two.
	There are at least two.
	I mean, one of them is the Muslim paedophile gangs.
	But the other one are the pedophile rings at the BBC and in the government.
	There are multiple rape cultures in this country.
	Jimmy Saville, Rolf Harris, all those, they all operated in a sort of closed environment.
	And it's, you know.
	Can you imagine for one second going to the police station and saying that you got raped?
	And they would be like, well, there is nothing we can do about it.
	Yeah, it kind of pisses me off.
	It's like I just don't even know how the police themselves are standing there going, you know what, that was the right thing to do.
	Yeah, it's like after I got raped.
	So what do you want, the cookie?
	Like, fuck off.
	Why are you telling me?
	I'm just a policeman.
	I just can't.
	I mean, it's hard to believe that it happened, but obviously it did happen.
	Maybe if one or two people had said it, maybe I'd be like, yeah, it's probably not true.
	But when you've got dozens of people saying it, it's probably true.
	Yeah, and usually the news isn't reporting against political correctness because every single article is telling you how important political correctness is.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And you've got the guy from Scotland Yard said, what did he say?
	Something like, shit, I can't remember exactly what he said, but he was defending it.
	He was defending it.
	It's just like, right, okay, so we have at least two rape cultures in this country.
	I mean, I'm not part of either one.
	That's the thing.
	Because when Flemish says, I'm not part of a rape culture, so I gotta say that.
	Believe it or not, I'm not.
	I'm not.
	I'm actually not a design community.
	Neither am I part of the sort of celebrity community.
	So, no, I'm absolutely not.
	I'm part of the pleb community that still talks about the people.
	The ones that are getting raped.
	Yeah, basically, yeah.
	The ones who believe still in decency and morality and end up getting their kids raped.
	So, But um yeah, no, it's um I'm not part of a rape community, no, I'm the one that's getting rape.
	Yeah, that that's with the um a motto, you know.
	But yeah, so someone like the feminists are like, Oh my god, rape culture, it's like you don't even fucking know, just you know, shut up, just shut the fuck up.
	I think rape cultures did exist.
	It's like uh the rape culture in prisons, um, is the uh rape cultures in um the Catholic Church at one point.
	Yeah, yeah, no, that's true.
	They absolutely protected uh paedophiles in the Catholic Church.
	See, th this is the thing, all of these things are they're always kept, you know, they're always kept secret.
	They're always closed communities, they're always secret, they're always, you know, afraid of exposure.
	And they're afraid of the expression of the people.
	Well, rape is a surprise sex, right?
	So in order for it to be a surprise, you need to keep it secret.
	Exactly, but that's the thing.
	They won't keep it secret because as soon as it's found out, the wider culture at large, the sort of mainstream popular culture, is very much anti-rape, and any idiot can see that.
	You know, so yeah, just the other, you know, that's why exposing them is a bad thing.
	If everyone was like, oh my god, Catholic priests are fucking boys, and everyone was like, of course they are, why wouldn't they?
	Then you know you live in rape culture.
	Muslim rape gangs, yeah, that's a good idea.
	You know, then you know you live in a rape culture.
	It's like you are the most weird person I have ever spoken with.
	It's like, oh, Catholic priests, they're raping boys.
	Yeah, of course they are.
	And it's like, well, feminists are doing this and like bewildered voice when you started making your videos.
	Well, I guess I'm going to have to go back and listen to some of the old ones because.
	Oh, they're priceless.
	It's like your voice with genuine surprise.
	It is like.
	I guess I probably was.
	Naive and young and not cynical like I am now.
	Honestly, I honestly thought that they just didn't know better, I guess.
	Oh, I was the same.
	I remember to my first videos, and I was like making a serious discussion, explaining to people why death threats over the Internet don't matter and why they, you know, because everyone was like, oh, death threats over the internet are serious, serious.
	It's like Kryptonite.
	They take it's like the philosopher's stone for feminists.
	They take it, they mold a deaf friend that are like chakra and they turn it into cash.
	They do.
	It's amazing how the thing that feminists tend to mine are death threats on the internet.
	I didn't know that you could monetize something that didn't really exist.
	But there we are.
	Well done feminism.
	It's shocking, isn't it?
	And what I enjoyed the most is like Randy Harper, okay?
	She's like, hashtag kill all men.
	And then she's like, no, really, hashtag kill all men.
	She she really hammers the point that she's not joking.
	And when I go to her Patreon, it's mostly white men giving her cash.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And not yeah, it's it's also that, but not to mention the fact that when she started, she was making like, I don't know, 100 bucks.
	And I was laughing at her.
	I was like, look, Randy Harper, I don't have tits and I'm making more than you do.
	But you are not nearly as good a victim as she is.
	No, because then one day she said Gamergate is de-dossing me.
	That's what she said.
	Gamergate is de-dosing me.
	I had to leave my home.
	I'm at a hotel room.
	So she threw everything but the kitchen sink.
	And then she was like, this is what Gamergate doesn't want me to do.
	Yeah, and then it's like $2,000 the next day.
	Yeah, no, it was incredible.
	Absolutely incredible.
	I mean, it's like, you know, I mean, you couldn't be any more motivated to be a victim, could you?
	You know, if literally the next day you're going to get $2,500.
	It's like, yeah, I'm being DDoS too.
	Gamergate, oh, they're so awful.
	Oh, no, please don't send me nasty words on the Twitter.
	You know, just fucking nonsense.
	Honestly, it's funny.
	It's funny how some people go like, oh, A-chan has pornography, child pornography.
	Why are you there?
	You are a despicable person.
	And I'm like, well, Twitter has ISIS.
	Why are you on the Twitter?
	Yeah.
	Why does Twitter allow ISIS?
	That's the question, isn't it?
	I know why they allow ISIS, and I'm glad that they do.
	It's because, you know, you can better control someone if you know what they are doing, you know?
	Yeah.
	So it would be a lot difficult to control ISIS, quote-unquote, if they don't.
	Yeah, I mean, I don't disagree that they shouldn't be on Twitter.
	I'm just, you know.
	Oh, it was funny as fuck when Sargon of Akkad got banned from the Twitter, but ISIS was still there.
	I didn't get banned from Twitter.
	Did you get banned from Twitter?
	No, no.
	Oh, no.
	Sorry, Thunderfoot, I'm being...
	Yeah, yeah, Thunderfoot ban from Twitter.
	ISIS, just fine.
	Just fine.
	Yeah, it's fucking political.
	Everything's political, isn't it?
	These days.
	I like the Jezebel woman who was like, you were like, why am I on the blacklist?
	And again, the bewilderment, the dismay in your voice was heard.
	You know, like, why am I on the blocklist?
	And she was like, really?
	You're asking me why you are on the blocklist?
	Yeah, and she's like, oh, you're harassing people.
	Who am I harassing?
	And then she just went quiet.
	It's just like, you are just going to literally say, oh, you're harassing people, but you're not going to prove it.
	You know, when asked to prove it, you can't prove it.
	You fucking liars.
	Honestly, honestly, it's just Gorka, man.
	They're just a bunch of fucking liars.
	You can't trust me.
	I know who you are harassing.
	I can give examples.
	How about who am I harassing?
	The ponytail feminist that was talking about comic books, you are even called Piglet.
	No, I'm not going after her.
	She doesn't know that video exists.
	And if she does, so what?
	You know, that's not harassment.
	Yeah, it is.
	You're insulting her.
	Do you know what you are doing to her?
	Insulting someone isn't harassment.
	Really?
	If you do it repeatedly, you call her Piglet a couple of times.
	Yeah, that's an insult.
	That's not harassment.
	You know, if that's the case, Jesus Christ, they're not allowed to call me anything.
	But that's what they want, aren't they?
	That's what they aspire for, a world where there's understanding, where everyone is getting together, where there's happiness and there's joy.
	No one is saying, yeah, no one is having a potty mouth on the internet.
	No one is saying, yeah, disrespectful feelings that can hurt your feelings.
	Imagine how dull that world is going to be.
	You have an expression which 100% characterizes this.
	They are mummying up the place.
	Yeah, they are.
	That's true.
	They absolutely fucking are.
	They're trying to just.
	Oh my god, they're just trying to take away any thrill of anything.
	Just, you know, oh, my grandmother would like to be on the Internet.
	It's just like, no, Jesus.
	It used to be fun.
	No, I honestly think that this is their aim.
	And it's quite funny that they are acting like mothers, you know, they do have the right to curse, but you don't like the vile shit that comes from Alexander's mouth.
	Oh, God, yeah.
	So she is allowed to curse, but but you no party mouth for you because you're her assmit.
	Well, that's the thing, I'm you know, the wrong politics, isn't it?
	You know, believe in the wrong thing, and then suddenly, ooh, you're awful.
	If you'd be asked to describe what a social justice warrior is, what would you say?
	I would say that they are underdeveloped adults, arrested children, who find themselves in a world whose rules they don't understand, and so they...
	They don't have any self-control either, and so they act out like you would expect spoiled brats to act out, and they have all the entitlement that you would expect them to have.
	You would expect someone like these people to think that they are effectively the center of the fucking universe, and each and every one of them does.
	And so you, you've got these people who they're narcissistic.
	Every one of them is a narcissist.
	There's no get internet aristocrats, um little videos about.
	This was absolutely right.
	Every, every one of them is a goddamn narcissist.
	And they feed each other's narcissism because each time, like one of them gets in trouble for something they've done or something like that, that's what the others want to hear, because they can appropriate that kind of oh you know, someone did you know this to this other people, and they know that it might happen to them.
	So they want to appropriate that to make sure that they can use that as a weapon against other people in the future.
	And every everything they do is power politics, but it's power politics on an interpersonal level rather than sort of like a state level, which is where you'd normally find power politics.
	So yeah honestly, I think that they're people who eventually are probably going to have to be deprogrammed or smothered with pillows.
	I, I notice, like all of them it's very rare that it happens.
	Usually, if there's a group of people and you try to to give a description to that group of people, you will fail.
	Like if you say, let's say, all priests are rapists, you know, like that's, that's not accurate.
	If you say all politicians are corrupt yeah, or all politicians are corrupt, that that's not accurate.
	But when you say, for instance, social justice warriors refuse debate they, they like to to stay into the hive mind and, you know, get defended by by the many voices that they have behind them, would you say that that's inaccurate or no?
	I think I think that they.
	I think I think social justice warriors Are a fairly unique phenomenon of a.
	They are a cult.
	I am absolutely convinced they're a cult.
	And I think the internet aristocrat was absolutely right.
	They're cults because if they don't double down and reinforce each other's bullshit, each individual is such a vile, unpleasant person that they have got to either reinforce each other's bullshit or admit collectively that just even if even one of them admits, oh, you know what, actually, like he was saying in his little video, I'm a dick, then all of them have to admit they're a fucking dick.
	You know, it'll be a cascade effect that if one of them was like, you know what, you know, they've been sucking each other off in the little circle jerk echo chambers for such a long time that they'll turn around and say, you know, yeah, we're always right, we're always wrong, we're always right.
	And then suddenly someone's like, you know what, I'm not right.
	And they'll be like, well, fuck me, we all supported you.
	We all have.
	Brianna Mu, what are you doing?
	Brianna Mu, stop.
	Exactly.
	And that person will be fucked.
	They will be absolutely ostracized because it will literally undermine everything every other one of them does.
	If just one of them turned around and said, you know what, we're all dicks, then they'd be like, what?
	How could you say that?
	And then suddenly they would all be brought face to face with the complete dickishness that is their existence.
	Aristocrat was right.
	He was absolutely right about that.
	They absolutely are like that.
	And that's why they will never, ever, ever admit that they're wrong.
	They will never do it.
	Because once they start realizing what phenomenal cock knockers they are, then they have to try and undo it for their own morality, for their own peace of mind.
	They're going to have to sit there and go, you know what?
	Something has to change.
	But yeah, there's simply, and that's never going to happen.
	That's absolutely never going to happen.
	So it's one of those things where they're not going away because it would take too much strength of character for any of them to turn around and say, you know what?
	We're in the wrong.
	Everyone else is in the right.
	We're in the wrong.
	There's something else that you can attribute to them.
	They really enjoy, for instance, knowing a person that says the argument.
	For instance, if I would be a person that says, let's say, abortion is something that needs to be taken after you have a lot of thought.
	If this statement is said and they don't know who said it, they don't know how to react to it.
	But then if it's said and they know it's a black woman who said it, they will agree.
	If it's a white man that said it, holy shit.
	But it's identity politics 101 for you then, eh?
	White men are the devil.
	So if a white man said it's wrong, just so you know, if you were wondering, if you weren't quite sure, there's an easy rule to follow.
	The white men are in the wrong.
	The white men are in the wrong.
	That's just.
	There should be like the social justice warrior manifesto when in doubt the white man is in the wrong.
	That's a rule of thumb that I think they follow to an alarmingly rigid standard.
	Also, they're labeling machines.
	They like to label anything.
	And once they label labels, that's why.
	Yeah, and once they label you as a racist, not only that everything you say from this point forward is wrong, which is absolutely retarded.
	Like Abraham Lincoln had slaves, but he was fighting against slavery.
	Yeah, um well, the reason they use labels is because they they, they.
	This is this is exactly why they.
	They operate as a mob and the labels enable them to tell the rest of the mob what side a person is on and everything you need to know about this person, without any other one of the mob having interacted with them.
	And so when they do come to interact with them, instead of interacting as an individual would interact you, you you take each individual as as they are, at their word, until they show that they're not worthy of being taken at their word.
	But you don't go around and tell the whole wide world that this person you hadn't you.
	You know you were crossed with this person and therefore you don't like them.
	Oh, that that's a brilliant explanation.
	But that's the thing that it's, to put preconceptions in other people's minds so they will treat it's social punishment.
	That's what it is.
	This is what religion people were doing back in the days they were.
	They were labelling someone a heretic yep, that's it branding letter f on their forehead or saying he's an unbeliever.
	That's that's why they are a cult.
	That I mean.
	That's not the only reason.
	That's one of the reasons that I honestly think that they are a cult.
	They they act like a religion, they persecute like a religion, and that's that's the whole point of labels.
	That's why they use the labels.
	They are such a powerful tool and the only way to get past that is for it to be generally accepted that labels aren't productive and should just be ignored.
	That's the only way to beat them as and and you know what right I don't even get called a misogynist anymore.
	I, or if they if, if I do, I don't even notice it.
	You know, I mean, I imagine I.
	No, that's the truth that sometimes i'll they'll be like, you're a misogynist, something.
	I'm like wow, that's been a while since anyone's called me that, because I think they've got to the point where they know calling me a misogynist isn't going to change my mind.
	I want everyone in the chat to call Sargon Of A Cop misogynist.
	Maybe it's like Tinkerbell if you applaud.
	So someone brought up um Review TECH USA and I I thought it might be worth um talking.
	Oh I, I had an article as well.
	Uh basically, a feminist wants to take guns away from white people.
	Well hey, let me, let me just um cover this Review TECH USA guy, because it should be quite quick.
	Um he, he made a video apologizing to Anit Sarkeesian and can you, can you put it on your screen?
	Uh i'll, i'll find it.
	He, he basically apologizes to Anit Sarkeesian and he ends up getting a lot of flack from his subscribers for this, and I, I I think there may have been a bit of a misunderstanding um, but because the guy because I don't think I know who he is review TECH USA.
	I, I didn't really know who he was either but um, he had something like uh, 300 000 subscribers.
	So okay he, um he ended up uh, causing a bit of a stir.
	But the thing is he, he was apologizing because he had denied she had been threatened, and he was apologizing specifically for denying that she had Threatened.
	That was all he was apologising for, as far as I could tell.
	I might be wrong, but I think that was accurate.
	And people were just offhand saying, no, you never apologize to Anita Sarkeesian.
	And I don't think that's necessarily fair to him because he was doing the decent thing.
	And I think people were just really angry because it was Anita.
	And you know, I don't even blame them.
	I don't even blame them.
	The last thing I would want to do is apologize to Anita Sarkeesian.
	I think Anita Sarkeesian is a toxic person.
	She's problematic.
	So just mentioning her is going to stir people up because they've been fucked in the ass so much by her that at this point, you know, they just don't want to hear her name, period.
	Yeah, yeah, no, no, that's exactly the problem that he was getting.
	And the thing is, what he was actually doing wasn't necessarily for Anita Sarkeesian.
	I think that he was doing it for himself.
	So, yeah, I don't think he necessarily did anything wrong.
	I think he actually did the right thing.
	And I think it was really just the fact that people hate Sarkeesian.
	Which, again, I don't blame him at all.
	And frankly, I was watching it and I was feeling exactly the same.
	I was like, fuck me, man.
	Don't apologize, Sarkeesian.
	She's a fucking con artist.
	Everyone knows it.
	She is intellectually dishonest.
	She doesn't accept any criticism.
	She's lauded by the press because there are fucking cult followers.
	Do not apologize to that woman.
	But he was apologizing for himself.
	I don't think he was apologizing for her.
	Yeah, you're probably right.
	Sorry, what did you want to go?
	Yeah, so basically, a feminist wants to take away the guns away from white men.
	Yeah, if I would be a white man, because apparently white men are, she gave an example of a white man doing a shooting, obviously.
	And if I would be a white man, I would be like, when there's war, you know, and they give me a rifle to fight on the battlefront, I'd be like, no, no, no, no, no.
	I'm irresponsible.
	I'm going to sit back here.
	Send the feminist in the front lines.
	Send her.
	Make her show me how to use the gun.
	Or the policeman, you know, when her purse is being robbed and she's screaming for help, the policeman arises, like, what seems to be the problem, ma'am?
	Oh, he stole my purse.
	I'm sorry, madam.
	He is too far away.
	I can try throwing a potato after him, but I can't use my gun.
	I need to wait for my black officer partner in order to taser him.
	Basically, I understand that the Yakuza is still going to be able to have guns.
	The cartel, maybe they still can have guns, some of them.
	The black hoods.
	The Italian mafia, no guns.
	The Russian mafia, no guns.
	How?
	Fucking hell.
	I mean, A, I don't think that she...
	This was in America, right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, so I don't think she'd get that passed in any meaningful way, anyway.
	I mean, you know.
	Just to interrupt for a short moment, when I said that, the chat had so many comments, it triggered people so much.
	Well, yeah, that's the point.
	I can't imagine that ever happened.
	But yeah, just worry, though.
	Why does everything have to have a racial and sexual dimension to it?
	I mean, why can't we just have one rule for everybody instead of one rule for one rule for another?
	And it all boils down to identity politics at the end of the day.
	All they do is identity politics.
	Yeah, it is.
	But I can't stand it.
	I love that they're going after the American people's guns because you know Americans are the people that value their guns more than freedom of speech.
	I mean they will take the Patriot Act from George W. Bush rot up their ass.
	They are willing to compromise and have Barack Obama calling white people the devil and whatnot.
	They're not willing to do that.
	But if you go after their guns, holy fucking shit.
	Yeah, well, I mean, the thing is, it's it's fundamentally part of how the American system was designed.
	It doesn't work if the people aren't armed.
	So, you know, that's that's the check and balance to make sure that the um the government doesn't become dictatorial.
	It's tyrannical.
	Oh my god, my people fuck.
	Don't say that to bias.
	I'm gonna watch the fucking Walking Dead episode tonight.
	I'm back.
	It's a bad episode anyway.
	Oh, fuck shit.
	I don't know Americans do keep it real.
	My question is, and I keep asking this, you know, when the law was stated and the people had the right to bear arms, tanks and Apache helicopters weren't a thing back then, you know?
	What can Bob do with his rifle?
	You say that, but I think I may well be mistaken here, but as I understand it, the US Constitution allows them to keep weaponry equal to or similar to you know the similar caliber or something like that as what the um what the government has so I think technically it might be legal for American citizens to have Apache helicopters and stuff.
	Even if you do, you would need people that know how to use them, you would need a place to refuel them.
	If there would be an American civil war, that's a scenario that I find extremely highly unlikely.
	I don't find it that highly unlikely.
	Do you think Texas will kick ass?
	No, no.
	I think I think that it will become the government versus the people.
	It won't be the north and the south.
	How can you motivate a soldier to go out and kill his own family or his neighbors or people that he knows?
	I mean, I really find it extremely unlikely.
	Well, you won't be doing that necessarily.
	But the point is, they'll be doing it to people they don't know.
	They'll be doing it to people who don't look like them.
	And they'll be doing it with the absolute blessing of the government.
	They will be told it is the right thing to do.
	And I think that if you've got powerful people that you respect telling you that it's the right thing to do, and you've been conditioned to do it, because that's one of the things you've got to remember.
	All of these police and stuff like that, they're being conditioned to do what they're doing, or they will be doing in the future.
	And it it won't come out of nowhere.
	Look at Ferguson.
	Look at the cops.
	They wanted to fucking go in there.
	You know, you had to get out of here.
	That's one of the fucking animals and stuff like that.
	It's like, Jesus, a cop shouldn't be saying that to anyone.
	And yet these cops absolutely thrilled to do it.
	Don't worry about it.
	Sargon, the reason the cops have those equipment is because the civilians are armed.
	I mean, if you would go in a country where the civilians don't have the right to carry, the the cops would never have access to such an equipment.
	At least this is my my belief.
	I might be wrong, not you know but I I haven't seen cops like that in France.
	How are the cops in Britain?
	The cops in Britain don't carry guns.
	Yeah, we are exclusively talking about America here when I'm talking about this.
	Yeah, that's my point.
	It's because the citizens are armed.
	It's why the police have to be more armed than the citizens.
	Yeah, but the thing is, they are much more armed than the citizens.
	If you look at the people of Ferguson, what do they have?
	What weapons do they have?
	I don't see them.
	No, no, no.
	But yeah, I agree with you.
	But it's basically a law that gives all policemen.
	I mean, you can't make laws for different police stations.
	You make a law that's for every single police station out there.
	So that's why.
	Sorry, what do you mean?
	Sorry, say that.
	I mean, when you make a law, you make it for everyone.
	You don't make it just for one particular police station.
	You give police access to guns.
	And while people in Ferguson didn't have weapons, they probably had them at home.
	They didn't bring them to the rally because they weren't crazy.
	Well, the issue isn't really about how well you're armed.
	The issue is really about how numerous you are.
	I think the cutest thing is if someone would try to invade the US.
	Oh, yeah, it'd be very difficult.
	It would be, wouldn't it?
	Because everyone would have arms.
	Yeah, there was a Japanese general from World War II who was just like, there'd be a gun behind every blade of grass.
	Yes, very much.
	Yeah, so it'd be difficult to do.
	But the thing is, I think people I think the American people have got a higher estimation of their combat abilities than they actually would do if they were placed in combat all of a sudden.
	Oh, absolutely.
	You try to get the fat American that eats every day at McDonald's to stand behind just the average civilian, you know.
	And the thing is, yeah, okay, say the Russian army, the Russians and the Chinese absolutely whoop the American army.
	Absolutely annihilate, you know, boom, and then they're invading the mainland.
	An American militia isn't going to hold them up.
	It's going to be guerrilla warfare that does any damage.
	It's not going to be a battle.
	Yeah, it is.
	The guerrilla warfare can win wars, like you saw in Iraq.
	Yeah.
	Or Vietnam.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Vietnam is a great example with attrition.
	They were willing to sustain the casualties more than the American public was willing to sustain their casualties.
	So yeah.
	It wasn't necessarily the Vietnamese defeated the Americans or anything.
	There isn't no way.
	The problem, I can't remember who the general was I was watching a clip from.
	He was basically saying the problem is getting the Vietnamese to come and meet us in battle.
	It's like, well, they were really frustrated.
	And by the time they found the Vietnamese, they were so excited that, oh my god, finally we get to have a battle and get the victory that they completely ignored the terrain, they completely ignored the fortification, they went head-on into a kill box and that's when they lost the war basically.
	Yeah, it's yeah, it's um thing.
	Can we talk about off-world, Le Alexander?
	But I only have like 10 or 15 more minutes.
	Oh, right, okay, sorry.
	Someone posted on the Gaming Gate Ultras how apparently registration for off-world has been disabled.
	Why is the registration?
	How can I register?
	I don't know, but I want to register, Sardin.
	Yeah, I know.
	That's the thing.
	If you look at it in the Alexa rankings as well, Off-World is very low.
	Very, very low.
	Well, it just started, didn't it?
	It did.
	But Le Alexander, she's got a name.
	She's writing article after article for this site.
	You would think that, I mean, you know, it would be attracting traffic.
	Yeah, I'm surprised that it didn't attract the social justice warriors, you know.
	A lot of people think that there aren't many of them.
	There really are.
	I mean, everyone on Neogaf almost is a social justice warrior.
	If you go to our gaming and you say something that's remotely positive to Gamergate, you get a lot of people giving you a flak.
	I don't think there are that many of them.
	I think the ones that there are are very noisy, though.
	I mean, I think there aren't that many who actually play games.
	I mean, look at Anik Sakisian's Steam curation.
	There's 7,000 people.
	That's a tiny number.
	That's a tiny number.
	7,000 is given given her reach, 250,000 Twitter followers and YouTube subscribers and ones that are.
	Yeah, but that's a bad way to calculate.
	I mean, as you said, that you followed her.
	That doesn't mean you give her approval, you know.
	No, that's true.
	That's true.
	But the point is, someone with that reach, even if it's to her enemies, she still has a lot of reach within the communities that she operates in.
	And she's been on national TV, the internet, the Colbert Report, all that sort of stuff.
	Yeah, it's crazy, isn't it?
	If the people who support her can only muster 7,000 people following her on Steam, then, you know, there aren't that many of them.
	At least not the ones playing games, I don't think.
	It is very scary.
	And as I said, maybe she's going to end up shaking hands with Obama.
	She probably will.
	She probably fucking will.
	I mean, I honestly think there are about 7,000 of them.
	I mean, if you look at a Kickstarter backers, there's about just under 7,000 backers for a Kickstarter, just over 7,000 for her Steam curation.
	Yeah, but they're rich people, aren't they?
	And then if you look at Gamer Garzi, there are about 6,000 or 7,000 of them there.
	And it's just like, I really think it's the same fucking group of people.
	About 7,000 people who are doing all this.
	I mean, you know, it sounds like a lot, but it's really not.
	Yeah, they wouldn't have to use shame tactics and bully tactics if they were more.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	That's why they hate Total Biscuits.
	Because Total Biscuit is just doing his fucking job.
	And my God, he's orders of magnitude more successful than them.
	You don't see Total Biscuit asking each of his subscribers to donate him a dollar, Lee Alexander.
	And so they absolutely loathe him because he's doing a good job and lo and behold, it pays off.
	It pays off in spades.
	I wonder the amount of scumbag you need to be to pick on a person with cancer.
	Yeah, I think you've got to be a social justice warrior.
	Yeah, but you need to be a sociopath or something like that.
	Well, I think they all are.
	I think they're all...
	I think that's fundamentally one of the characters.
	They are narcissists.
	They don't care about anyone else.
	I think that they are sociopaths.
	I really do think that they've...
	And I think it's all part of the doubling down on being a dick.
	Once...
	Once you've become a dick for any reason, they're like, well, you know, in their minds, I think they already know their dicks.
	And now anything is justified.
	It's Bob Chipman's.
	There are no bad tactics.
	They're about targets.
	Oh, absolutely.
	I really like how Liz pawned Arthur 2 two days ago.
	I made like a three-minute video.
	Yeah, yeah.
	She was like, I believe you can't be empathetic only when it comes to your friends.
	You need to be empathetic, you know, all the time.
	To your enemies, yeah.
	Yeah, and he was like, fuck you, Liz.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	That is him.
	That is a manifestation of him realizing how much of a dick he is.
	And so it's either right, okay, he can say, hmm, you may have a point there, and then go away and do some introspection.
	He could have ignored her.
	No, no, he can't.
	He can't.
	That's the point.
	That's exactly the point.
	He can't ignore it because this is playing on his conscience.
	You know, he has to now double down on his bullshit or accept that she's right.
	And so, you know, obviously, well, triple down, whatever.
	You know, he goes for it again.
	He's like, no, right.
	I'm going to just be a bigger dick, and I'm going to claim in my head that it's justified to be a tremendous dick.
	For whatever ridiculous rationale that you want to follow, but apparently being complete cock to Arthur Chu and the rest of the social justice warriors isn't in itself a bad thing.
	I think the reason they're pissed off at Liz is because they took Jim Sterling's job.
	Yeah, without a doubt.
	And Liana Kay took Bob Chipman's job.
	I mean, who would you like to see on the Escapist then?
	Like, who else would be good for the Escapist rule?
	I'd like to see you on the Escapist.
	No, no, no, no.
	I'm a developer producing a video game.
	I can't.
	I can't.
	Well, no, you can't talk about any other game than yours.
	No, I don't want to.
	I'm a developer.
	I'm not a journalist.
	I'm not a reporter.
	I'm not a reviewer.
	I would like to see myself.
	That's fair enough.
	No, no, no, I can't because I can't write for shit.
	It's more than the quality of your videos is low.
	Yeah, it is.
	I don't know how to edit.
	That's why.
	It's not that I don't want to edit.
	I really do not know how.
	Okay, I'll teach you how so you can improve your videos.
	I am going to draw a big red heart if you do that.
	Okay, well, I'll teach you how, don't worry.
	Let me think.
	I really don't know.
	I mean, most of the people that I like are already there.
	So, yeah, there's an internet aristocrat, maybe, but I don't think he's the kind that writes.
	I can't see him doing it.
	It would be wonderful.
	That would be very interesting.
	Yeah, interesting.
	That one, yes.
	I can't even imagine him agreeing.
	Mundane Matt is kind of boring.
	I mean, he is nice because he brings the issues, you know.
	But sometimes he doesn't go all the way that I would like him to.
	He doesn't have the balls to hammer the points the way I would like him to hammer the points.
	Yeah, he is a moderate.
	Yeah, he's too much of a moderate for me, basically.
	A great example.
	And Liana Kaye is a feminist cum.
	Don't try to do that.
	On the second one, I actually do like the videos where he's actually taking a solid stance on something because something has pissed him off.
	Oh, absolutely.
	Yeah, no, no, I'm not saying that there aren't videos like that.
	Yeah, no, no, but no, I understand where you're coming from.
	I can give you an example, a perfect example.
	There was the latest scandal where a poem about the transphobic thing that existed in the Obsidian game.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And he was like, oh, is it offensive?
	Of course it is.
	And I'm like, good, that, that, this isn't even remotely offensive.
	If you're offended by that shit, you can't go through life.
	I can see a social justice warrior being offended by it.
	No, but for normal people and evil trans people, I really don't think.
	I mean, if that offends you, I don't know how you can go through life because you're going to be offended at everything.
	That's true.
	I mean, that's the most benign shit you can ever find offense in.
	Yeah, that's true.
	Yeah.
	I tell you, Matt's Matt's special ability is that he he's fast, man.
	He's on the ball with a lot of stuff.
	He often, like, gets the scoop on, like, you know, major websites.
	You know, and he's just an individual working from home sort of thing.
	And he's often l you know, days ahead of some of the fucking major websites.
	So, you know, that that's his talent, man.
	Yeah, that that's what I said.
	You know, I like him that he brings the news.
	Yeah, that that's what I watch his channel for.
	You know, he's he's normally ahead of the game, so you know, and that's what he does.
	So, yeah, sorry, John, who else?
	Uh, someone said that Liana K don't trust Liana K because she's a fucking feminist.
	And I mean, look, I read her articles, and if they make sense, I judge it for myself.
	You know, I don't judge people like, oh, I'm not going I mean, whenever I read her reviews, I have never seen her injecting social justice theory in her reviews, you know.
	The only thing which can be argued is that at one point she said she doesn't like the rape scene in which are free free.
	And because she doesn't like the rape scene in which are free, she is going to ask someone else to review the game.
	She doesn't want to review the game because she already has, you know, that problem with it.
	And I find, oh my god, that's perfectly reasonable.
	You know?
	Yeah, it's, you know, I'm fine with Liana K doing it because she's I don't think she's like a social justice warrior.
	She doesn't seem to be popular with them at all.
	Oh, she she gets a lot of flack from them.
	Exactly, you know, so I'm more than happy to have anyone really that the social justice warriors hate.
	And I get to this I get to the escapist every day now, which is fucking fantastic.
	And there was another issue where she made it a joke at the convention that I don't know, I believe she's going to give the game a 7.5, which means that in the industry it's a joke because it's like the game is good, but you have something with it, you know?
	So 7.5 is like a big fuck you to a game developer.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And Gamergazi took that and then they started spreading it around.
	Fucking gamer Ghazi, honestly.
	Is Matt in the chat room?
	I don't know, is he?
	No, he said thanks, Matt.
	Oh, no, he was talking about it was someone else.
	He was saying the quote you were talking about, the gun behind every blade of glass, grass, was Agro Yamamoto, which is crazy.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, I heard that before in a movie, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Potential anarchy in convo, Vimarole is super hard player.
	Yeah, I am a giant cocksucking faggot, Internet Aristocrat, 2015.
	But yeah, there are some people that I'd like to see there.
	Personally, I'm surprised they haven't picked up Razorfist.
	Razorfist?
	Oh, hell yeah.
	I would have thought that his sort of punchy, breakneck sort of reviews would be excellent for...
	Maybe they didn't have more room.
	Well, maybe.
	Or Total Biscuit maybe is too expensive for them, I think.
	Oh, no, they could never get Total Biscuit.
	Well, that's the thing.
	Razor Fist has got a channel about the same size as Bob Chipman's.
	And he does something similar.
	He does movie reviews and video game reviews.
	I'm not just saying that.
	Because I don't know how big his business is.
	He's about 32,000 subscribers.
	2,000?
	32,000.
	But yeah, I'm not just saying this about Razor Fist because I like the guy.
	I do like the guy.
	But I like the guy because I respect his work so much.
	I think he's bloody excellent at his just what he does.
	And so, you know, I think I personally think it would be an excellent fit for the escapist, but that's just my humble opinion.
	Do you know who's like the weirdest people?
	Extra credits.
	Gone.
	When they do history, when they talk about historical things, it's like, holy shit, this is perfectly reasonable.
	This is accurate research.
	All the things they're doing is fine.
	But when they go even into the business of making games and they don't touch social justice issue and they just talk about gaming narratives and like, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, and then they start going into political into politics and social justice and they're like, oh my fucking motherfucker.
	It's because James Port now is a fucking social justice warrior.
	He looks to himself like he's social justice Jesus, I swear to God.
	It's just like, honestly, they piss me off so much.
	They're just such faggots.
	They are just like Bob Chipman.
	They're just so intellectually dishonest.
	Portnows fucking.
	They're complaining that they're losing their power.
	I said, what the fuck are you talking about?
	I don't have any power.
	You know, I'm so I'm pissed off at the fact that you guys are all corrupt and they're like completely whitewashing the issue.
	As if it doesn't matter.
	I'm like it when they're like games is a mature medium and we need to talk about why games should mature because games is art and we need to get together and ostracize the ones that do not agree with our venue runner.
	Exactly.
	And it's I mean this that is that is primarily why I think that these people are arrested children because I don't think that anyone who has to pay rent and taxes and you know has maturity thrust on them by life gives a fuck whether something's mature or not.
	I certainly don't.
	I've had to be mature in my life to get by.
	And so wondering whether I'm mature or not or whether my hobbies are mature, whether my career is going to be mature, it's not something I'm worried about.
	Being mature is the sort of thing a kid worries about.
	It's the sort of thing.
	Yeah, it's exactly what you kids.
	This was my argument, you know.
	Only kids are being obsessed with being mature.
	Adults aren't, because I already know I'm mature, you know?
	Exactly.
	Adults are fucked up.
	We've got no choice.
	You know, and it just it fucks me off.
	It absolutely fucks me off.
	If someone says I'm immature, I'm like, fuck him.
	That's his opinion, you know?
	Yeah, so I mean, the point of fucking, you know, just desperately trying to be mature is childish.
	It's fucking childish.
	This is the greatest question I've been asked.
	Like, why hasn't the social justice movement caught out in Romania?
	Like, mate.
	I haven't.
	You're not rich enough.
	You're not rich enough.
	No, I haven't ate anything since yesterday morning.
	The thing I have ate was a pizza right now.
	I am starving, you faggot.
	Do you honestly believe that I give a flying fuck that some women is getting different on the Twitter while I'm starving?
	Yeah, suddenly it does seem like a first world problem, doesn't it?
	Exactly.
	Like, I still haven't found time to go and pay my rent.
	It's not that I don't have the money to do it.
	It's just that I don't have the time.
	We still have to stay in lines in Romania.
	I can't go to a bank and use a credit card.
	That would be too convenient.
	Yeah.
	Someone's like, what do you think of Prison Planet?
	And I suppose they're talking about Alex Jones.
	There was a clip of Alex Jones talking to the camera.
	And he was talking for about two minutes, three minutes.
	And he was describing the state of the world.
	And it was absolutely correct.
	He didn't mention alien conspiracies or any nonsense like that.
	He was just absolutely accurate with what he was saying.
	And I wish I'd saved the clip because I'm going to do it in a video at some point about him because this was the one time that Alex Jones was directly on point.
	Everything else he says is probably nonsense, probably complete bollocks.
	But he had this thing and I could substantiate everything that he had said in this long paragraph that he was effectively saying to the camera.
	And I need to find it again because people are Alex Jones is crazy.
	It's like, well, maybe he is.
	I can't say that he's not crazy.
	But he's not necessarily wrong all the time.
	He has moments where he's very, very, very on point.
	He also has moments where he's a complete fucking fruitcake.
	So, you know, take that what you will.
	Now that you spoke about Last Planet, it so pisses me off that I chose medicine as a university because now I know that space travel is impossible because basically it takes into account the gravity of the planet.
	So if you'd go on a planet with a lot of gravity, you can't live there for long.
	And if you would try to live on the moon, you'd probably get high altitude syndrome, which is what the people that climb mountains are getting.
	So you'd probably die as well.
	Yeah, on a planet with what?
	Low gravity or high gravity?
	Both.
	You would need to have something that's equal to Earth, which is kind of hard to do, you know?
	Yeah.
	I'm more of a, you know, space travel kind of sci-fi person, and I enjoy the concept.
	I like sci-fi, but you know what pisses me off is when people are like, oh, I really want to go to Mars.
	I'm just saying, what the fuck do you want to go to Mars for?
	At one point, the Earth is going to be superpopulated and you would need to find new resources and shit.
	No, no, eventually you might have to go to Mars.
	It might be necessary to go to Mars.
	But I can't see the desire to go to Mars.
	You would think that it's sort of like a worst case scenario because I like getting up and going to McDonald's.
	I can't exactly do that on Mars.
	No internet on Mars.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly.
	No internet on Mars.
	There is, in fact, nothing on Mars.
	There are no fucking aliens.
	There's nothing.
	It's a fucking empty desert planet.
	What the fuck do you want to go there for?
	Have you played Mass Effect?
	No, I haven't actually.
	If you go into the lore, it's so interesting that every planet had an Internet, and then there was the extranet, which was basically Internet between all the planets, and it was laggy as fuck because companies had access to it.
	They went into a lot of detail into making that game.
	That's cool, actually.
	And it would be that way as well.
	The nice fake Internet Aristocrat account in chat was like, Sargon hates IA.
	I don't hate IA at all.
	I like IA very much.
	Even when he is porking Jade Fox on the screen?
	I find that kind of funny, to be honest.
	Nothing to do with me.
	You stood there.
	Do you basically, what is it that social justice warrior saying when the...
	I don't know.
	I was busy winding up poll.
	For some reason, my microphone's echoing, apparently.
	I don't see why.
	Maybe it's because of me.
	Yeah, but I think it's because of you, to be honest.
	But yeah, no, I don't dislike Internet at all.
	I actually really like him, and I really like his work, and I'm glad that he's back.
	Me too.
	He's one of the only people that's doing something, which you are doing right now.
	Making a casual stream and able to get 1,000 people watching.
	I didn't even notice that we had so many people watching, actually.
	There have been one thousand two hundred people at one time.
	Fucking hell.
	I know we had a few watching the Razorfist one, but that that's that that's actually why I reckon Razorfist will be good for the Escapers, because he's he's a really entertaining personality and he's good at what he's doing.
	So, you know, he he draws a crowd, doesn't he?
	Yeah, the reason you're doing a crowd is because you're having me as a guest, obviously.
	Oh, that's why, yeah.
	That's why you should, uh, by the way, you should install Company of Heroes and see if we can have a game.
	Yes, yes, I should.
	Not today, but maybe in this weekend or something.
	Yeah, we it's it's it's more of time.
	I don't have time to do anything.
	I mean, while we've been doing this, I've been finishing off The Last Desert Level on Necromancer, and I've put in a new animation that has just been sent, and I need to test it, actually.
	Do you have actors that you get and they do the animation and you record the attention?
	No.
	The other guy that I is part of the team, he's the one who animates everything.
	And he does it the old-fashioned way, like frame by frame.
	Are you going to play Mortal Kombat?
	Mortal Kombat?
	Yeah.
	I do like Mortal Kombat.
	I haven't played it for years.
	Are you going to try the ten one?
	Because it has an awesome story.
	Well, is there a new one, is there?
	Yeah, it's coming on the 14th of April.
	I didn't know that.
	It's insanely well.
	I'm going to show you some trailers.
	It's so well done.
	It's extremely well polished.
	And they decided that they finally made the titties smaller.
	They nerfed the tits.
	They nerfed the tits.
	They nerfed the tits because they wanted to go for more realism.
	So they listened to the social justice warriors, is what we're saying.
	I don't know.
	This is what's weird, right?
	There was no hashtag pressuring them.
	There was no one putting pressure on them.
	They just decided, you know what?
	Artists are too bad.
	Nerf the titties.
	Nerf the tits.
	Slot shame Lina, slot shame Kitana.
	Oh, that's awful.
	Why would they do that?
	Well, they were a bit exaggerated.
	I give them that in Mortal Kombat 9.
	I know you played Mortal Kombat 9.
	I think I stopped at like two or three.
	No.
	It's basically like my avatar.
	Let's put it like that.
	Right, okay.
	That is kind of ridiculous.
	And they made him a bit smaller.
	But it's really nice that it has a storyline now.
	Well, I had a storyline before, didn't we?
	Yeah, but now it's an actual cutscene cinematics.
	Very immersive, let's put it like this.
	Like watching a movie.
	Right, okay.
	Yeah, basically it's like you're watching the movie and whenever there's a fight scene you get to play the characters that are fighting.
	Right, okay.
	Okay, that's cool.
	Yeah, you need to you really need to look at YouTube if you yeah.
	Send me a video, man, because I'd be interested in seeing.
	A friend of mine, I'm going to make the men's house on Thursday.
	And we're big RPG players.
	We've been playing RPGs together for donkeys years, like DD and computer RPGs and stuff like that.
	And he was like, we should find something to play with Thursday, because it's the one night of the week that I get to play some video games and the first night in about a month that I've been to his house and played some video games, in fact since the birth of my son.
	And so, you know, we were like, right, okay, we've got to find something.
	So we ended up getting Divinity Original Sin.
	Oh, my God, the one that got slot-shamed into hiding the woman's chest, yeah.
	Well that's the thing, I I hadn't been keeping up.
	And so, you know, we we not we saw it out yesterday and played it, and I quite like it.
	It's it's fine, you know?
	But that that's, you know, as far as it goes, it's it's fine.
	I mean, the story I didn't like, I it's not the story I didn't like, it's the world I didn't like.
	I mean, I I I'm I'm very, very, very particular about my RPG fantasy worlds, and if they're cheesy and shit, I get kind of cheesyish.
	Listen, I'm going to share the screens and I it's it's one minute long.
	I want you to tell me what you think about it, okay?
	So let's see if I can share the screen.
	I think Netherrealm should should really thank to me that I'm advertising.
	Can you see the screen now?
	No.
	Hmm.
	You are presenting to everyone.
	Stop presenting.
	Are you doing the screen share yet?
	Yeah, but apparently it's like we are.
	Send me the link and all that.
	All right, that's way better.
	This panel sucked.
	It will not suck.
	Right.
	Can you see my screen?
	Let me check.
	Yes.
	Right.
	Let's see if you can hear it as well.
	Holy shit, why do you have so many notifications?
	I can't hear it.
	You need to turn it louder.
	Well, it's at the maximum volume.
	Alright, okay.
	I think you'll be able to hear it through my microphone.
	But not for those who share the bloodlines of champions.
	Ready?
	As always.
	What's your update on Colonel Flagg?
	I said, why are you bothering me?
	And I said, because my ex-wife is a pain in the...
	She trusts me to babysit.
	Well, if they don't kill us, my mother will.
	Isn't like the best shit ever.
	Oh, well, I would like to play his Goro.
	You need to pre-order.
	Son of a bitch.
	Well, that looks awesome.
	I'm disappointed that Scorpion got torn in half there.
	He's an immortal ninja.
	He's going to live through it.
	Yeah, he'll be alright.
	But yeah, that looks pretty good, actually.
	When's it out?
	Now, 14th of April.
	Yeah, and if you pre-order, you get Gora.
	Buy it on 13th of April and get borrowed.
	I might well get that.
	Anyway, I really need to go now, unfortunately.
	Yeah, okay, man.
	Yeah, yeah, no, cool.
	I'll let you go.
	Yeah, cheers for coming on, man.
	It's been a fun stream.
	It's been really amazing that you got me, and it's been really amazing that you got like 1,200 viewers.
	Yeah, I guess a lot of people don't have a lot to do as well.
	I know they like to jerk off to my voice, I guess.
	They do.
	By the way, there's also someone told me to tell you: do you know Jason from Friday the 13th?
	I'm aware of the character.
	He's in the game, just like the Predator.
	What?
	Yeah, they added Jason and the Predator into the game.
	Okay, cool.
	Well, I will look forward to seeing it.
	But yeah, thanks for everyone for watching and talking to us and stuff.
	V's channel links in the description if you want to check him out.
	He's pretty funny.
	And yeah, we'll see you all next time.

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