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May 27, 2018 - Sargon of Akkad - Carl Benjamin

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This Week in Stupid (27⧸05⧸2018)

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	Hello everyone, welcome to this week in Stupid for the 27th of May 2018 and I know it's now the 28th, but I'm afraid I've been really, really, really busy, which is why I'm doing this like this.
	Normally I wouldn't have done this, obviously, normally I would have edited the video, but unfortunately I just didn't have time and I didn't want to not do something.
	I feel that there is a work ethic that I should hold myself to and providing this week in Stupid on Sunday is part of that work ethic.
	So, I hope you're all very well, and I suppose I better get on with things, hadn't I?
	Sorry for keeping you waiting as well.
	Do apologize.
	It's kind of unusual for me to stream on this channel, so I don't know, it's weird, isn't it?
	Normally, I stream my other channels.
	For some reason, I'm a lot more comfortable there.
	But anyway, so before we start, let's talk about the fact that this is the last week before my Manhattan event, which is very exciting, because I have some interesting news regarding it.
	It's all fine.
	You know, the venue hasn't pulled out.
	The sky hasn't fallen.
	The anti-fire SJW cucks haven't overrun the building or anything yet, as I'm aware.
	And I've been working on the speech, or the talk even, and I'm going to be covering many things.
	But most importantly, these things will all have to do with the wall of reality that progressive ideology is running smack bang into.
	And they don't know how to deal with it.
	And it is just beautiful.
	It is one of the most wonderful things to experience in real time.
	Watching their little faces fail to understand how their made-up reality doesn't conform to the real world.
	So I'll be talking about mass shooters, the failure of feminism, Gamergate, which did nothing wrong, white women's tears, alimony, black identity extremists, and weaponized free speech, among other things.
	I have quite a long list, but it's going to be worth it, I promise.
	But that's not it.
	I have another announcement regarding this.
	So I will be hosting, well, I'll be taking part in a kind of a panel talk for about an hour afterwards, where we'll be taking audience questions on the subjects that you guys want us to talk about.
	And I have some guests that I can announce for this.
	And the first one is journalist Tim Poole, who you probably are familiar with, because I've hosted a video of him as before.
	But I'll leave a link in the description if you're not.
	And the second one is a man called Carlos Alazaraki, who is a voice actor and actor.
	I know him from being a voice actor in Rocco's Modern Life, from when I was a young lad.
	But he's been in Reno 911 and various other things.
	But he's also the co-host of the Stephanie Miller Show, which is apparently the number one progressive podcast in America.
	Which means he's a progressive and he has agreed to share a stage with me and Tim.
	So I imagine that I'll be the right winger in the conversation.
	Tim will be the moderate centrist and he'll be the left winger.
	And we're going to be talking about the things you guys want us to talk about.
	And we'll have Bunty King there going around the audience asking people questions or giving them the microphone to ask us questions even.
	And it should be interesting.
	I can't predict what it's going to be like because I don't really know Carlos, but he agreed.
	So I'm very grateful, Tim, for providing us with an interesting guest.
	I'm sure everyone will be lovely and polite to him.
	And it should be very interesting to see where this goes.
	The link will be in the description, and I'll see you there.
	I'll be flying out, in fact, in three hours, because I'm going to Portland first for my event with Peter Bogossian in Portland University.
	And I'm sure we'll get protesters there.
	So it's going to be a fun trip to the United States this time.
	And I am looking forward to seeing everyone.
	Right, so first thing I wanted to talk about was the petition to free Tommy Robinson.
	Now, I think this is a fabulous idea.
	Nearly 300,000 people have signed this, which is pretty goddamn incredible, in my opinion, and really, really goes to show you the depth of feeling that is behind what Tommy is trying to explain.
	It's actually quite incredible that there hasn't been some kind of official statement from our government yet.
	I don't know how many people have to sign before they feel obliged to actually talk about the fact that Tommy Robinson represents something real that must be discussed.
	Something that is actually a dangerous thing that's bubbling up under the surface.
	And it needs to be addressed.
	And I'll leave a link in the description to this as well, of course.
	And I recommend that everyone sign it.
	Even if our government does nothing about this, this is a symbol.
	The fact that so many people will do something, even if it's just sign a petition, to say that they support Tommy and they want him freed.
	That's a pretty bloody incredible thing.
	I mean, 300,000, that is, honestly, that's mind-boggling.
	Sorry, I will do super chats as well.
	Because I would be very rude to not do super chats, wouldn't I?
	This one will be slightly less coherent as of this week in Stupid, but I won't do this often.
	Do apologise.
	But like I said, I felt terrible not doing something.
	I'll forgive the prog if he speaks like Rocco.
	I don't think he played Rocco.
	He played a different character.
	But I'm sure that if he does the voice, you'll recognize it.
	I'm sure he's a lovely guy.
	Looking forward to meeting you in New York.
	Have you started following Scott Adams yet?
	You really need to?
	I'm not on Twitter, am I?
	How much do you bench?
	I don't know.
	I go rock climbing, so I've got to pull my own weight up a cliff if that's any different.
	But sorry, I'll do these at the end, actually.
	Sorry.
	I want to get to the content first.
	Right, so let's get to the first thing that I found ridiculous this week, and I don't know why I've got an itch in my ear.
	If some weird bug comes out while I'm streaming and I don't see it, let me know.
	Judge rules that Trump can't block people on Twitter.
	It's pretty fucking retarded, isn't it?
	Why the fuck can't Donald Trump block people on Twitter?
	I guess we should find out.
	So Donald Trump can't block Twit- uh Donald Trump can't block critics from following his Twitter account.
	A federal judge has ruled in a decision that opens his favourite communication forum to uncensored commentary from political opponents.
	That's pretty goddamn far-reaching, isn't it?
	I mean, there are distinct implications to this ruling that we will go through in a minute that are just quite staggering and put Twitter in a really unenviable position as a public platform, which I'm guessing it kind of is now.
	In a 75-page ruling that rejects Trump's argument that he has a First Amendment right to pick and choose with whom he associates and not to engage, a Manhattan federal judge said that the section of his personal account with the reply button is a public forum.
	That's amazing, because that surely means that access to Twitter is a requirement to be able to access this public forum.
	And so, Jack, I think you might want to unban my account, buddy.
	Because I've got a lawyer out in America.
	I think you're about to get shafted.
	And not just from me.
	I think there are going to be a lot of people who are suing Twitter for being banned from Twitter and violating their free speech rights, according to this judge.
	This is a Groundbreaking decision, said Clay Calvert, a First Amendment expert who teaches at the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications.
	It establishes that social media accounts operated by government officials, even the president of the United States, constitute a public forum.
	That's pretty incredible.
	Who hasn't been blocked by a regressive politician on Twitter?
	Go on.
	the whole thing is one this is going to be this is basically one of the examples that i'll be going through and Not this particular one, but this kind of thing is what I'll be going through in Manhattan.
	This is something that they are obviously crowing about now, but they are going to really regret when the time comes.
	This is such a bad precedent for them.
	While it's not the only ruling that a public official can't block criticism on social media, it's the first to apply the concept to the president's feed.
	Excuse me.
	Trump uses.
	I'm going to try not to die.
	Ruined race, the revenge begins.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	Trump uses the Twitter account's policy and diplomatic announcements as well as to lash out at the media and special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
	No government official, including the president, is above the law.
	Oh, I'm glad to hear that.
	I wonder if we could get something like that applied in Britain as well.
	Because there are a bunch of our politicians and public figures who I don't want to be above the law, who I would love to be unbanned from Twitter and start furiously tweeting out once more.
	Just, the thing is, like, if the rationale is you're blocking access to a public forum, surely you can't engage in the dialogue, things like this.
	Okay, so does that mean that block bots are a form of like anti-free speech, like like the sort of advanced warfare version of what Donald Trump's doing?
	I mean, these are these are pretty bloody, pretty bloody silly rulings, aren't they?
	Let's be honest.
	I mean, a privately owned public space.
	They do exist, but does Twitter want to be a privately owned public space?
	I mean, were they even consulted?
	So the case first requires us to consider whether a public official may, consistent with the First Amendment, block a person on his Twitter account in response to the political views the person has expressed, and whether the analysis differs because the public official is the president.
	The answer to both questions is no.
	Okay, how do you know it's because of their political views?
	You can't really prove that, can you?
	You can just assume that.
	You can infer that.
	You can say, well, it's the most likely.
	But it could be that Donald Trump just didn't like their profile picture.
	And because you won't be able to prove this, that means that Donald Trump literally cannot block, doesn't it?
	Because surely anyone's going to be able to claim this.
	And does it matter that he's the president?
	No.
	Okay, fair enough.
	But I mean, I come from the school of thought that being blocked is not a violation of your free speech rights.
	You are not being prevented from speaking.
	You are being hung up on, effectively.
	Someone is not answering the phone.
	That isn't censorship.
	That's you just not being able to talk to someone because they choose not to talk to you.
	And the thing is, it's not like these journalists can't view Donald Trump's Twitter feed.
	It's not like they can't find the arguments that are being made in the comment sections and respond to them in their own articles on their own Twitter pages, in newspapers, whatever platforms they use.
	This is, in my opinion, a massive overreach.
	But hey, it's a massive overreach that's going to make them howl.
	The Department of Justice said in a statement that it respectfully disagrees with the ruling and is considering how to proceed.
	Oh, come on, let them have it.
	Let them have it.
	This will be funny.
	This will probably end up ruining Twitter, even worse than it already is.
	Imagine neo-Nazis saying, Twitter, we're going to sue you because you've blocked us from your platform and we can't support Donald Trump and engage with him politically.
	And what happens when it's the next president?
	A progressive...
	What happens if Bernie wins in 2020?
	And then suddenly everyone's like, Bernie, you fucking socialist cuck, get off the stage.
	And Bernie's like, no, block, block.
	Oh, no.
	Sorry, Bernie, we're suing you.
	And we'll get to that in a minute.
	It's just hilarious.
	The president's practice of blocking critics on Twitter is pernicious and unconstitutional.
	I imagine the founding fathers sat around going, right, okay, at some point in the future, someone might be standing outside your building and yelling at you.
	And if you close the windows so you can't hear them, that's probably a violation of their First Amendment rights, isn't it?
	So we're going to have to make it so that windows can no longer be shut.
	Like, it's the most ridiculous thing in the world and I absolutely love it.
	It's the most ridiculous thing in the world, and I absolutely love it.
	The judge declined to order Trump to unblock users, saying her decision should be sufficient to force a change in behaviour.
	See, it's political.
	It's just political.
	They just want people to be able to whine at Trump and for Trump's hands to be tied so he can't then block them because otherwise he'll be sued.
	And we'll get to why this is happening.
	I don't know whether you...
	Right, so you can't really see that headline very well, but it's Trump blocked me on Twitter and it's costing me my career.
	I've actually covered this article before.
	This is from July the 14th, 2017.
	But this is the context in which this is happening.
	Trump blocking these people, in their opinion, is ruining their careers, which in my opinion is all the more reason that Donald Trump should be able to block these people.
	Most of my writing is about the Trump administration.
	That's because you guys have Trump derangement syndrome.
	You literally can't help yourself.
	Although, in her defense, that is kind of her job.
	To have Trump derangement syndrome.
	In fact, my mandate from Pacific Standard is Trump and the law.
	Before I go on, if I turn off my comments, the live chat there, am I violating your First Amendment rights if I turn off the chat?
	I'm not going to turn off the chat, obviously, but it's just, theoretically, is that something I could be sued over?
	Like, this is really going into murky territory, isn't it?
	Anyway, so on Twitter, the bulk of my recent follower growth and new relationships with others in the politico-legal sphere have come out of responding quickly to the president's tweets and engaging threads of conversation that flow from those tweets.
	You're harassing him on Twitter.
	Okay.
	I mean, this is what you would call it if it was people who don't agree with Anne Sarkesian getting on her Twitter feed and responding and finding connections.
	You'd consider it a mass harassment mob.
	So let's call it what it is, according to you.
	But that's okay.
	I mean, this is what Twitter's for.
	I think it's fine for people to spend all of their time waiting for Donald Trump to tweet something.
	So they go, Donald Trump, I hate you so much.
	And then continue to bitch with their friends in the comments.
	Oh, you hate Donald Trump too?
	Yeah, let's make out.
	Oh, dear.
	So when Donald Trump blocked me in June, apparently for suggesting that Russia influenced the outcome of the 2016 election, did we have any proof of that yet?
	It's been years now, and I've still seen no evidence.
	He harmed me professionally.
	moment of silence even though i i know i shouldn't be such a dick about this but i am enjoying it way too much that these people are getting fucking smashed by trump i i I went on the Progressive Voice podcast the other day and he was like, so you support Donald Trump?
	And I was like, yeah, primarily because he pisses off you guys.
	And oh my god, the comments were just like, that's the stupidest reason you're an idiot.
	It's like, that's why I'm doing it.
	It's literally because you are the most uncivil people I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with.
	And I'm really glad that your absolute arch nemesis is just pissing you off every fucking day.
	Maybe you'll learn to, you know, maybe you'll understand how it's like for people who are opposed to you and who don't agree with you and how you treat them.
	Remember those block bots you were creating.
	Anyway, even though I knew Trump was at Real Donald Trump, sorry, his Twitter account particularly, was important to my career.
	It still took me at least a few days to realize, to recognize how being blocked by the president on Twitter could affect me as a public intellectual.
	I don't think I would go that far, my friend, but okay.
	Twitter initially became a haven for me when I recognized it as a great equalizer in the media world.
	Washing.
	That's interesting.
	In the verified lefty world.
	Washington, D.C. generally, and the world of writing and commentary specifically operates on networks and connections that many denizens inherit.
	Mine are hard won.
	Not every tweet is a hit, but when I make a point pithily and it's liked and retweeted by thousands of people, I get a little endorphine rush, a dopamine hit, and I think, yay, I did something great.
	In 10 years' time, nobody's going to remember that you had the top reply to one of Trump's tweets.
	Just so you know.
	It is so unbelievably asinine.
	You should write a book about being blocked by Trump and now it destroyed your career.
	I should probably Google it.
	They probably already have.
	Some of those people are editors, experts, and advocates who become employers, contributors, and collaborators.
	Right, okay.
	So you're annoyed that Donald Trump isn't facilitating your career by letting you abuse him on Twitter.
	Right.
	Okay, well, what a son of a bitch.
	That goddamn misogynist.
	Gone now is my ability to participate in the timeliest and most robust conversations around law, policy, and politics on Twitter.
	Those around the president's tweets.
	Really, that's really fascinating because if you apply that standard to anything else, as in, you know, if you were speaking to a progressive games developer or an actor, a movie producer, you know, things like that, all of the same arguments would apply just as well.
	And yet, you guys literally go out of your way to block certain ideas and the people espousing them out of the conversation.
	Why shouldn't Donald Trump do that with his personal Twitter feed?
	Even though he's the president?
	I think it's perfectly fair.
	And like I said, it's not like you can't see it.
	It's just you can't follow him and harangue him.
	But hey, I'm all for you getting this done.
	I think this is going to be great.
	Oh yeah, by the way, Tommy Robinson's gone to Hull, which apparently is better than it could have been.
	And there's an MEP, a UKIP MEP, who's threatening to sue the government if anything happens to him.
	And I will certainly be supporting that initiative.
	Tommy has to come out of prison with not a scratch on him, not one hair on his head harmed.
	The government has a moral and legal obligation to protect him.
	It's very important, in my opinion.
	Anyway, sorry, I did mean to get sidetracked, but I saw that come up in the chat.
	But taking part in these exchanges was an ideal way to stay current on not just facts, but new ideas.
	These threads make up the marketplace of ideas in which my peers and potential employees, colleagues, and audience are present and participating.
	I've been forced out and have no meaningful way to rejoin them.
	Holy shit.
	It's like mass blocking people because of their fucking opinions is actually a way of hurting them.
	That just, it really goes to show that from the progressives' own mouths, when they block you, they are trying to hurt you.
	When they systematically create lists of people who are just blacklisted from joining in the conversations that they are engaged in, they know what they are doing.
	This is where it gets good, though.
	So, I didn't think it was.
	I didn't think being blocked on Twitter was a big deal at first.
	It's just a button you can click.
	But a way to mute an X or tune out trolls' attacks.
	You are the troll.
	You are the troll that is being blocked.
	How does it feel?
	Oh, you don't like it.
	That's weird, isn't it?
	Swings and roundabouts, I guess.
	But it turns out that when a person who blocks you is the president of the United States, it can matter quite a bit.
	Every day I'm blocked, I lose opportunities to advance my views and engage others.
	Oh, I suppose you're entitled to Donald Trump's Twitter feed to advance your views.
	And, you know, I'm fine with that because, Jack, I am also entitled to Donald Trump's Twitter feed with the same arguments from this person who is suing Trump.
	This was back in 2017, and this lawsuit's still going on.
	She's pursuing a lawsuit with others against Trump for his decision to block us on Twitter.
	Peak fucking millennial, right there.
	I'm suing the president for blocking me on Twitter.
	Like, it's the most millennial thing I've ever heard in my life and makes me want the entire world to implode in on itself.
	It's so fucking stupid.
	This is the world in 2018, or 2017, this was, but it's still going on.
	But, um, yeah, so there are legitimately, but hurt, verified lefties, journals on Twitter suing Trump because he blocked them.
	That's the most pathetic thing I've ever heard in my life.
	It's even more pathetic than what I'm personally having to deal with myself.
	It's fucking pathetic.
	And I would be deeply embarrassed, Rebecca Buckwater-Pulza, a legal analyst, advocate, and author, to have written this article, let alone be engaged in this kind of thing.
	And I really hope you lose.
	If you rely on Donald Trump's Twitter feed to advance your career, have you considered that maybe you're in the wrong line of work?
	I'm just saying.
	So, Bloomberg points out, if Trump can't block Twitter users, Twitter can't either.
	Now, again, like, I think they're really giving Twitter a far more prominent place in the public dialogue than it deserves.
	I don't think Twitter is as important as they think it is.
	I think this is to do with a kind of elite coastal bubble, shall we say?
	And I think that they are really, really giving it more influence than it is warranted.
	But wouldn't it be funny if Donald Trump just went on to Gab?
	Like, if he's just like, okay, well, you know what?
	To save myself the bother of being sued over Twitter, I'm just going to shut it down.
	And I'm going to move to gab.ai.
	And you don't have to follow me.
	And wouldn't that be fun?
	It's not exactly going to be a safe space for the SJW journals who want to harass Trump all day.
	So the best way to understand why a federal district court was wrong Wednesday when it held that Twitter users have a constitutional right not to be blocked by President Trump's personal account.
	Like, it's the dumbest and most first world fucking line, isn't it?
	You know, like, there are probably people in Africa who are like, fucking, you know, they're just holding the ground and just planting seeds.
	And someone's like, did you know in America, you have a constitutional right?
	It's already, really, what?
	About what?
	Not to be blocked on Twitter by Trump.
	That's great, but Boco Haram are coming, so I think I'm a bit worried about something else.
	So they think it should be overturned.
	But chief among the problems is that the government doesn't ultimately control what the court called the interactive space of replies to the president's tweets.
	Twitter Inc. does.
	That reality, which the court obscured and obfuscated, is going to lead to very serious consequences for the First Amendment rights of Twitter and all other social media platforms.
	Here's how.
	Users who are blocked together from Twitter are going to start suing the company, altogether from Twitter, suing the company on the ground that they are being excluded from what the court has deemed the designated public forum associated with Trump's account.
	Yes, I will be emailing this article to Jack personally.
	Jack, I think you better get hop to it and unblock my account, Chuckles.
	These suits are going to create a logical legal anomaly.
	If they lose, then there exists a public forum that some people can't access, which makes no legal sense.
	Sorry, I don't know what the uh where this cough's come from.
	I'm probably gonna die tomorrow.
	If they win, then Twitter has been deprived, then Twitter will have been deprived of the free speech and free association right to block users it doesn't want.
	This is not a good look, is it, Twitter?
	I haven't seen a statement from Twitter on this either, and you'd think they'd want to at least have some input in the inevitable destruction of their company.
	Possibly something like, no, no, please let Donald Trump block Sergeant Jonos, please.
	Please.
	Fucking please.
	This doctrine shouldn't have been applied to Trump's Twitter account at all.
	Oh, sorry, Danis.
	sorry so the court found against trump on the basis of a tricky doctrine known as the designated public forum A product of judicial interpretation of the First Amendment.
	The idea is that there are some government-controlled spaces that aren't traditionally open like public parks, but are nevertheless designated by the government for speech of some kind on some subjects.
	In such spaces, the government may regulate the subject matter, but it can't discriminate against private speakers on the basis of their viewpoint.
	This doctrine shouldn't have been applied to Trump's Twitter account at all.
	The court had to slice and dice Trump's feed into different parts to make the decision fit.
	It said what Trump tweets himself is government speech, not a public forum at all.
	And again, like, doesn't this also mean that the president isn't actually capable of engaging on social media as a regular citizen?
	I mean, it could be that that is a necessary thing, I don't know, but I mean, it makes him not like everyone else.
	It said that what Trump tweets himself is government speech, not a public forum at all.
	And it is said that Trump is under no obligation to listen to comments.
	He could, for example, mute any followers he wishes, but you can't block them.
	And that's an interesting thing, because it may be that, I mean, if this doesn't get overturned, the concept of the block button might have to disappear because the social media platforms that have a blog button might find themselves open up to open to all manner of lawsuits if this logic continues.
	And wouldn't that be amusing?
	Whereas you say it's always going to be mute buttons from here on out.
	But everyone else is going to see what's being said.
	To get to this conclusion, the court had to say, among other things, that Trump is in control of the account, which isn't really the case, isn't it?
	I thought he did actually have access to his account.
	Twitter creates the features that allow blocking and it can change them at any time.
	What's more, Twitter can also ban people from its platform for no reason whenever it wants.
	For any reason, sorry.
	That's where things get weird.
	If access to Trump's account is a constitutional right, and again, like, that is the dumbest sentence.
	I have a constitutional right to access Donald Trump's Twitter account.
	Why should any member of the public be blocked from participating on it?
	Suppose I am blocked from using Twitter altogether for hate speech or other abuse of the term service.
	I can now go to court and claim that Twitter is barring me from a designated public forum.
	That's true.
	Jack?
	I hope you're paying attention.
	A court faced with such a lawsuit, and I expect such suits will be filed soon, could do one of two things.
	The most cautious route would be to bar the suits by saying that Twitter isn't the government, so blocked users don't have free speech rights against it.
	What's more is, Twitter has free speech and free association rights that allow it to block statements it doesn't want and users it doesn't like.
	This conclusion would be legally right, I think, but it shows the absurdity of the Court, OF THE Court's holding regarding Trump.
	How can his account be a public forum if Twitter is has the right to bar people from getting access to it?
	The bottom line is, it makes no sense to say that Trump controls a space that is actually controlled by Twitter.
	I could go on, but basically I imagine this is going to be repealed.
	I can't imagine this is going to be upheld.
	I mean, it's so dumb.
	And then you get things like this, read the tweets that got these people blocked on Twitter by President Trump.
	I don't give a shit about why President Trump blocked you.
	I'm sure he blocked you because he found you annoying, which is why everyone blocks anyone on Twitter, like this is.
	See uh, mainstream media, CNBC.
	Read the tweets that got these people blocked.
	Do you not have real news to be fucking reporting on, like nothing real happened in the world?
	Stephen King tells Stephen Colbert how he really feels about being blocked by Trump.
	Yeah, go on Stephen, go on.
	How do you feel about being blocked by Trump.
	Tell us about your, your sob story or how you just don't care.
	You don't care so much.
	You're gonna go on Stephen Colbert and talk about it.
	I mean, come on, this is pathetic.
	It's like it's just like why you know this is.
	This is the sign of a civilization in decline.
	That's all I'm saying.
	so let's talk about Starbucks drink some of my tea and then we'll talk about Starbucks sorry chat I haven't been giving you any love how how are you finding the format I'm not gonna do it often obviously I'll record it properly as normal but hopefully it's at least okay
	Stephen King wants his Twitter to be 100,000 characters.
	That's great.
	I will be screaming oppression in 2021 when President Clinton blocks him.
	Yeah, that's what I'll be doing.
	I'll be on Twitter.
	Because I'll have sued Jack to get me back on there.
	So Starbucks to tell staff prejudice is deeply rooted at anti-bias training.
	I gotta say.
	Anyway, I'm just joking.
	You Starbucks employees are going to get brainwashed into SJWism, and they're not going to have a choice.
	So, you probably already know that they're closing 8,000 of their US shops for retraining in response to it on this Tuesday, in response to a racial.
	And I'll tell you what, right?
	If you are working in Starbucks, please, please record this and send it to me.
	Surreptitiously, get your phone out.
	I don't have to see it.
	I just need to hear it.
	Just send me an audio recording, or a video if possible, of what they're teaching you.
	I want to hear it.
	It's going to be gold.
	How black people can never do anything wrong ever.
	It's not they didn't do nothing, it's they can't do nothing.
	They're going to close 8,000 shops for training on Tuesday in response to a racially charged incident in Philadelphia.
	For anyone who doesn't know, nothing racially charged happened when two black people walked into a store, said, Can we use your toilet?
	And they said no, and then they sat down and they said, Are you going to buy something?
	And they said no.
	And then they said, Could you leave, please?
	And they said no.
	And so the cops were called.
	It was completely above board.
	There is no evidence or even suggestion there was any racism involved.
	It was that these people were not customers of Starbucks.
	And of course, the left turned this into a shit show.
	Anyway, this is going to be a four-hour anti-bias training session.
	Four hours of being brainwashed like you're in a clockwork orange.
	Fucking ridiculous.
	Since the incident, which sparked protests and threats of a boycott, which should go a lot in the way to explaining what these black identity extremists are like, and I'm going to call them that, against the chain known for actively promoting a diverse workforce and taking liberal stands on issues such as same-sex marriage, senior executives have repeatedly apologized.
	And they will continue to apologize.
	And they will continue to literally pull down their fucking pants, bend over so their gammon-like asses are facing up and say, please, sir, can I have some more?
	These people like being whipped, okay?
	You should stop playing into their desire for masochistic fucking exhibitionism on Twitter and on just in the public space, on in the news media.
	You should stop playing into their desire to feel chastised.
	You know, fuck them.
	The company reached a settlement.
	This is why, right?
	The company reached a settlement with the two men who were apparently in there for a property meeting, despite the fact they didn't look like they owned a lot of property.
	But instead, they asked for Tim Foil hat.
	In which they asked for a symbolic $1 for themselves, and Starbucks agreed to fund a new community youth program.
	Probably could have done that without being extorted.
	I think.
	Probably if Starbucks.
	And this is why I think that this is literally the owners of Starbucks like to be told that they are bad boys.
	That they are evil, naughty white men who need a spanking.
	Because if you're a progressive, multi-millionaire CEO of Starbucks, why don't you already do community youth programs?
	I mean, imagine the positive PR this would generate for Starbucks.
	In Philadelphia, Starbucks, what happened?
	Oh, breaking news.
	Starbucks have decided to open a community youth program.
	Why?
	Because they care about their local communities.
	Amazing PR.
	But no, you didn't do that.
	You're like, please spank me, daddy.
	Fucking sh.
	Anyway, the company also issued new guidelines requiring stores to allow customers to linger and use the restroom irrespective of whether they buy anything.
	Allow customers irrespective of whether they buy something.
	As in, they are declaring literally everyone to be a customer of Starbucks without any transaction happening at all.
	If they don't buy something, Guardian, they're not fucking customers, you dummies.
	Man, I tell you, I loving the Tommy stuff in the chat.
	I do agree with you.
	On an emotional level, I so fucking agree with you.
	I saw there was a video going around earlier.
	Sorry, I'm going off on a tangent, but it's something that's weighing on my mind because it's really annoying how they've got him in a technicality and it's difficult to argue against it.
	But apparently, this has been a kind of legal web that's been woven around him.
	I'm not too familiar with the ins and outs of it at the moment.
	I'm still investigating it.
	But fingers crossed.
	300,000 people is not an insignificant number.
	We'll get him out.
	And if not, we'll keep him safe.
	But yeah, so irrespective of whether they buy anything.
	So they're not customers, they're just loiterers.
	People literally loitering in Starbucks.
	And Starbucks is like, yeah, yeah, fine, it's cool.
	I mean, anyone can come in.
	We're not going to kick anyone out.
	I imagine the quality of Starbucks clientele is just going to skyrocket, isn't it?
	You're going to get all the best of the best in there.
	But that prompted a backlash from some Starbucks customers, who said they feared the outlets would become a place for homeless people to hang out.
	Well, I mean, you're not going to kick the homeless out, are you?
	That would be racist.
	Probably.
	Starbucks later clarified the new policy saying non-paying customers.
	Non-paying customers.
	That doesn't make sense, Starbuck.
	That doesn't follow, they're not, by definition, they are not customers if they are non-paying unless you're going to give them something for free.
	And I guess, I mean, you don't charge people to use the bathroom, so you can't say that it's that.
	You're going to have to start giving up free coffees to call them customers, you dumb fucks.
	But they would be allowed to use the stores so long as they do not exhibit disruptive behavior like smoking, drug, or alcohol use.
	That's a downer.
	Improper use of restrooms and sleeping.
	The company also clarified instances when employees who call 911.
	But this weekend's seminars are by far the most extensive retraining measures the coffee giant has taken.
	They offered a preview including a five-minute video and an accompanying statement of what they can expect.
	Oh, I haven't seen this, actually.
	Right, so our hope is that these learning sessions and discussions will make a difference within and beyond our stores.
	After May 29th, we'll make a curriculum available to the public and share it with the...
	Oh, if they're going to make it all public, it's no fun having people film it.
	Although I've got to say, I would not trust this to be anything other than regressive bullshit 101.
	I mean, what else is it going to be?
	But anyway, Starbucks has not offered an estimate of how much they will lose in sales during the afternoon closing.
	I'm sure that the employees will still be paid, though.
	But the Philadelphia incident reportedly had a noticeable negative effect on consumer approval.
	Thanks, people who went to Starbucks and decided not to buy anything and made Starbucks the bad guy for doing nothing wrong.
	And I don't even fucking like Starbucks, right?
	In my country, Starbucks pays fuck all corporation tax.
	Fuck all.
	I think they went somewhere like five years without paying any tax in my country.
	And it really annoys me.
	And I don't want to have to defend Starbucks.
	But what they're doing to the company is bullshit.
	I'm sorry.
	It's just horseshit, and the COs fucking love it.
	It's so gay.
	It's so bent, it's just like, just go and get a dominatrix to tie you up, put a fucking ballgag in you and spank you.
	Because that is what the CEOs of Starbucks want.
	When can Arch Warhammer do a this week in Stupid?
	Hmm, good question.
	I'll ask him at some point.
	Next week's when I'm away, I'm going to get Bering to do it.
	Because Bering had his channel terminated recently, but he still has his Patrick channel, which is backup.
	And so I wanted to help him let people know about it.
	And so he'll be doing it for me.
	Because Bering is an absolute legend and did not deserve to have his channel terminated.
	Again, honestly, I think that his channel has been basically under attack by a bunch of SJWs for a long time.
	And I think they finally got him.
	I don't know what's going on with it.
	And I don't have any further information.
	I really wish I did.
	But yeah, but Bering's not gone.
	And Bering makes funny videos.
	He's going to build his other channel up quick as fuck.
	So yeah, let's go on to the next thing.
	Right, so the Wall Street Journal, which I've archived because I'm not giving them clicks.
	Starbucks opens its bathrooms.
	Now it needs to keep them clean and drug-free.
	Yeah, that's probably not going to be so easy when you're literally letting anyone in.
	They don't even have to buy something.
	No money required.
	So that job was a nuisance.
	Even before the coffee chain on Saturday said it would allow all guests in it.
	At least they're using the right words.
	Guests.
	Not customers.
	Guardian.
	Guests.
	In its company-operated stores to use its cafes, including its restrooms, whether or not they make a purchase.
	Managing baristas regularly deal with a range of problems in the restrooms.
	From drug use to defecation outside the toilets.
	It's just going to get better.
	According to some current and former employees, drug use wasn't happening in the bathroom every day, but it was definitely something that was happening once a week.
	Well, you can get used to it being every day.
	Once when he was taking out the bathroom trash, he said he was pricked by a hypodermic needle.
	Well, that's something you need to get used to.
	That's not going away.
	But the whole thing is basically like, yes, we're going to pay lots of people to keep Starbucks bathroom clean, which it's pretty amazing the Wall Street Journal actually managed to spin such a long fucking article out of that.
	Like, okay, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, like, how many, I, I, just, bathroom cleanliness is among the top factors for consumers in deciding whether to go into a restaurant.
	According to food service research firm Technomic Inc., after factors like quality of food and the cleanliness of the kitchen.
	Yeah.
	No shit.
	Like, important stuff.
	But naturally, employees and customers are like, we can't see how this is going to work.
	Because it's not.
	The consequences of this are going to be bad.
	They're going to negatively affect Starbucks.
	And Starbucks will start losing business because capitulating to SJWs will ruin your business.
	That's what they do.
	They don't build businesses.
	They don't improve businesses.
	They shrink them.
	Because they deliberately slow off a segment of the customer base that you have who will literally be an objection to whatever it is the SJWs are doing.
	And, you know, you've got to ask yourself, are the SJWs a bigger block that you want to pander to?
	And let's be honest, they don't fucking boycott anyway.
	Do you think hipsters aren't going to go to Starbucks anymore?
	Where else are they going to go?
	Come on.
	But yeah, so I won't bother going through this one either because it's basically the same.
	But that's not going to work.
	Ooh, I forgot something.
	Let me find something I was looking for.
	I had a particularly good one, and I forgot that I...
	Oh, you're kidding.
	I want...
	Why can't I find it?
	It was the best headline in the world.
	I will...
	Oh my god, I can't believe I can't find it.
	Oh.
	Piss.
	It was really good.
	Sorry, okay, now I'm going to try and find this.
	Sorry about this.
	Because it was just so good.
	I can't just pass it up.
	Billy McGarrity, yes, you can have a live stream shout-out.
	Always give the liberalists a shout-out.
	No, I've got to find this, because it was just...
	You couldn't make up an event like this...
	Such a perfect microcosm of everything that was going on in certain socialist countries.
	But I have to find it.
	I'm sorry about this.
	Oh, come on.
	Okay, so I'm apparently unable to find it.
	And I will find it for another time.
	Because, goddamn, I'm going to have to put it in something.
	I don't want to spoil it either.
	If I can't find it offhand, then I'm not spoiling it because it's just too good.
	And it has to basically come as a surprise.
	Can I set up an event in Canada?
	Yes, I can.
	Jesus, Megaraptor.
	Hello.
	Thank you.
	For that $100 donation.
	Very appreciative.
	But I really want to find this because this is so worth it for you guys.
	And I can't find it.
	Oh, no.
	This is horseshit.
	Okay.
	Sorry.
	I know I'm wasting your time, but I'm going to find it because it's just too good.
	and it will not be a waste of time when I find it.
	Aha!
	Gotcha!
	I can barely keep a straight face with this one.
	You ready?
	A Michigan Marxist restaurant closes after failed group decisions and long sandwich waits.
	literal fucking bread lines in a fucking restaurant run by commies!
	I mean...
	It. Doesn't. Fucking. Work.
	Can we please, please just accept that this is just something that's not tenable?
	This is Fortune magazine as well.
	This isn't a parody.
	Although it sounds like a motherfucking parody, doesn't it?
	This is from 2016 though, I just want to say, this was something I discovered this week, but it was so good.
	I was just like, okay, I can't just, I can't just let this go.
	Look.
	All I'm saying right is that capitalism works because it's functional.
	And this is really interesting, actually.
	I was watching Stephen Hicks.
	It was either a lecture or I was listening to his audiobook of explaining postmodernism.
	But he talks about how he thinks that socialism is essentially like a religion because it's a comprehensive worldview with a moral goal in mind.
	And that's honestly why they keep saying, oh, it's not like it's not real Islam, it's not real socialism.
	That's the same sort of impetus and imperative that's being played out there.
	But Scarlock doesn't count.
	Wasn't real communism mean ball face.
	Dude, it's just the best fucking article.
	So a Grand Rapids bastion of Marxist politics and vegan burgers is shutting down after five years in business.
	That's a round of applause for five years.
	That's a good long haul.
	And some are liking exclosure to the fall of communism.
	The garden diner and cafe, replete with wall murals of Sheikh Avara and a chef's apron.
	It's just homophobic racist, but we've dressed them up in a chef's salva.
	Isn't that cute?
	And raised fists clutching asparagus sprigs.
	Mockery of communism, this is what it sounds like to me.
	Has eschewed tips in favour of paying its workers a living wage and scoring tips?
	And scorn traditional management methods.
	While its vegan, vegetarian, and raw food fare was mostly a hit, Vice's Munchies reports its unpredictable opening hours, slow service, and 40-minute waits for a sandwich strained customer patience.
	Okay.
	You're not making the bread.
	You can buy the bread from the capitalists who happen to have racks of fucking bread everywhere.
	We throw bread away.
	We have too much fucking bread.
	So what is the hold-up on my fucking sandwich, you useless commies?
	Oh no, it's slow service.
	Shouldn't they be more incentivized because they're getting their living wage?
	How is it that that's not working?
	How is it?
	This literally is undermining everything the communists say about everything.
	Fad Cummings, that's a great name.
	Thad Cummings.
	One of the restaurant's original investors told them that the garden diner and cafe, which is called the Bathtown Diner until September, had struggled to pay its workers to total profit, just like the Soviet Union.
	I'm really sorry.
	Oh, this just amuses me.
	I'm trying to get control.
	I really am.
	So it was flooded with complaints.
	Their Facebook page was flooded with complaints.
	From patrons angry at its slow service.
	Patrons hungry for a sandwich would find the cafe shuttered at odd times, thanks to opening hours set by employee group decision.
	Oh, really?
	Did they vote for opening hours that were convenient for them and not the customer?
	That's weird.
	Weird how this has managed to ruin the business.
	Some commentators.
	Excuse me.
	Some commentators gleefully attributed the restaurant's failure to flaws in socialism.
	Well, it does seem to be that that's the problem, doesn't it?
	One commentator who tagged his post collective nincumpoopery wrote on MLRive, why is it that progressives refuse to acknowledge that socialism doesn't work and never have?
	Good question.
	It can't work because it runs afoul of natural law and human nature.
	Yes.
	And the inherent laziness of the average middle-class socialist.
	But for others in Grand Rapids, the restaurant wasn't progressive enough.
	Really, a restaurant being run in real communism, as close as they could probably do, I suppose, in capitalism.
	And that's not progressive enough.
	Fucking hell.
	After sending a free meal to the local police department, some complained that it sold out by cozying up to the city's nearly all-white police force in this era of police violence.
	Okay, there has never been an era where there wasn't police violence.
	I mean, that's literally the fucking job of the police.
	To enact violence on people who deserve it.
	That's what they're for.
	Anyway.
	So what does the closure of the Garden Diner and Cafe reveal about the merits of one political system over another?
	Probably not a lot.
	No, no, you beg to differ on this old fortune.
	It tells us everything we need to know.
	This is a microcosm of why communism doesn't work.
	Every fucking time, every fucking time, you try this shit, it fails, and people go hungry.
	I bet there's a burger kicking just across the road.
	like, well, I was here for a vegan communist sandwich, but I guess I'm just going to have to go meat-eating capitalism because they at least have food available to buy.
	Communism is just repeatedly defeated by bread.
	What kind of fucking ideology makes it literally the conquest of bread?
	I mean, after capitalism destroyed the problem of hunger in the West, the communists had to change tack, right?
	They used to be in favor of wealth generation.
	They used to be in favor of that.
	They used to be in favor of people making money and having food.
	Because that was the problem that communism initially designed to try and actually fix.
	After that, they have to now change to equality because nobody's fucking hungry.
	Except when they go to Marxist restaurants, they can get the real authentic communist experience firsthand in the capitalist West.
	That's just the best fucking thing in the world for me.
	I swear, this is just so funny.
	Get a job, you losers.
	Get a proper job.
	Or make the fucking sandwiches, honestly.
	is this the last thing I'll be covering pretty no not quite the last thing I've got one more thing after this.
	So, Met's police force use force more often against black people.
	I don't think I have a license to comment on this.
	I'm going to need a permit for a license for permission to be able to talk about the facts of why this is.
	But thankfully, I'm leaving the country tomorrow.
	Or not even tomorrow, in about two hours' time.
	So, I'm going to the airport in two hours' time.
	So, this just in Grand Rapids becomes the new Detroit.
	Free Nelson Mandela.
	So, Met use force more often against black people.
	Which is a sad truth, and I'll explain why.
	They're four times more likely to use force against black people compared to the white population, new figures suggest.
	They used forced 62,000 times in 2017-2018, with more than a third of instance involving black people.
	So, you'll notice the first thing is this is not per capita, this is in total.
	That's an important thing to note, given that black people are something like 8 to 10% of our population.
	Probably not even that, to be honest.
	And I think I can explain why this is.
	Naturally, our Home Secretary, Diane Abbott, the math wizard of Jeremy Corbyn's cabinet, said that the disproportionate use of force is discriminatory.
	Kind of.
	All use of force is discriminatory against people who require force to be pacified, obviously.
	And it's not the police's fault if this demographic is usually black.
	You can't blame them for that.
	And you can't suggest that there should be some kind of, I don't know, random choice, random generator that suggests that, oh, no, right, we can only, to make the statistics match, we can only prevent violent crimes by, say, you know, 20 black people this week.
	The rest can only be non-black, whatever races.
	So if you find a black guy with a gun or a knife and he's going around stamp people, well, try and talk him out of it.
	Just he'll get tired eventually from all the stabbing.
	So police force in Britain have been required to keep a detailed record of each time an officer used force since 1st of April 2017.
	According to the data, a black person in London is four times more likely than a white person to have force used against them by a Met police officer.
	True.
	That's true.
	Let's talk about arrests then, shall we?
	Number of arrests per 1,000 population by ethnicity.
	Yes, that is 44 for black people and 15 for white people.
	Just an example.
	It's not because they're black, it's because they're committing crimes.
	What about if we look at the statistics on race in the criminal justice system?
	This is from 2016.
	Excuse me.
	For example, prosecutions.
	Per 1,000 members of the population, we have 4 for white and 16 for black.
	Massively.
	Massively disproportionate.
	Ironically, white offenders have the highest conviction ratio for indictable offences.
	So what that means, I think, is that black people are simply committing most of these crimes, most of the violent crimes, and the police are using violence on them because they are disproportionately being violent and committing crimes themselves.
	I don't think this is racism.
	I think this is a problem of the black community in this country, specifically the inner city community, you know, where all the stabbings are happening.
	I mean, we can sit there and pretend that it's the potato peelers that are causing the problem.
	Oh, by the way, if you didn't know, just in case you didn't know this, right?
	I'm not making this up, right?
	This is my fucking country.
	We don't want to talk about the problems with inner cities, ethnic minorities in inner cities.
	That's really uncomfortable.
	I mean, just mentioning the fact that there is a problem with inner city families, specifically, and fatherlessness, in my opinion, is the cause of this.
	And it happens to predominantly affect black people and other minorities, in fact, in inner cities.
	Although there are white areas that are in the north that are having the same problem, but we instead will criminalize people for carrying bladed weapons.
	I don't have a license for the potato peeler that I have in my house.
	I have one downstairs.
	I is literally an unlicensed potato peeler.
	So I probably shouldn't have admitted to that on stream.
	You know, the problem, well, you were close with Tommy Robinson.
	Then you brought up black people, and that is just a dangerous minefield to go into.
	But then we discovered...
	But then we discovered...
	But then we discovered you didn't have your potato peeler license, mate.
	You're nicked.
	My country's ridiculous.
	I'm genuinely embarrassed in the public space about how ridiculous my fucking country is.
	Honestly.
	Look at this, right?
	A man was arrested in Scotland on Saturday for carrying a potato peeler in a public space, quote, without reasonable excuse.
	Do you have a good reason to be carrying that potato peeler?
	Do I fucking need one?
	Wouldn't the first thing you'd say was, well, I'm on my way to peel some potatoes.
	That would be the first thing out of my mouth.
	Is that not a reasonable excuse?
	I'm genuinely embarrassed by my own country.
	It's so pathetic.
	Literally, right?
	So, this man, Scott Walker, was charged under the Criminal Law Consolidation Scotland Act of 1995 for carrying, quote, an article which had a blade or which was sharply pointed, namely a potato peeler.
	I mean, Sheriff Pino de Emedio, I don't believe that's a real name, ordered that Walker should return to the court on May the 16th.
	This is taxpayer money, by the way, for sentencing over the crime for which he could receive up to four years' imprisonment for an unlicensed potato peeler.
	You'll take our lives, but you'll never take our potato peelers.
	Oh, jeez.
	This was May the 3rd as well.
	This was earlier this month.
	Why is my country this fucking retarded?
	I know, people leave the UK self-look.
	I'm just waiting for my potato peeler license to come through, okay?
	I'm not going to tell them.
	I have a sword sat over there that I literally don't have a license for, and I don't even know if you need one.
	so made it but um i mean just where do we go from here I mean, the only way is surely up.
	what is there left to criminalize if kitchen implements a criminal Do you have a reasonable excuse for having that potato peeler?
	No, officer, I don't.
	I plead guilty, which is incidentally what most white people do.
	Most white people plead guilty, 71%.
	White people are just like, yeah, okay, hands up, Gov. Alright, Copper, it's a fair cop.
	I did have a potato peeler in a public space without a reasonable excuse.
	It's so dull.
	If I don't laugh, I'll fucking cry.
	This is legitimately a first world country right now.
	But I mean, on the plus side, at least our Prime Minister isn't being sued over blocking people on Twitter.
	So, ha, we don't need a First Amendment.
	I'm in myself feel bad now.
	I'm so sorry with what's going on.
	I know that we should be an example to the rest of the world.
	And in a way, we are.
	We really are an example.
	Do not become like us.
	And this is the consequence of effectively, like, a tyrannical nanny state.
	Well, I mean, like, you know, if anything's a bladed weapon, then we can categorise that as a weapon.
	That's the important thing.
	If it's got a blade, it could possibly a weapon.
	It's like, so is my razor a weapon?
	I mean, is.
	Like, what isn't a weapon?
	Maybe that's a shorter list.
	A list of things that you are permitted to carry in public might be easier than just letting us all walk on thin ice and wonder.
	I mean, imagine this guy got up in the morning.
	He's just like, right, okay, I need to pop over to Bob's, give him his potato peeler, right?
	Okay, yeah, for some reason, he had to borrow one, I guess.
	I mean, we don't know why he had it because he didn't have a reasonable excuse.
	But he goes, right, I'm just going to go out, I'm going to give my potato peeler back.
	The cops just fucking arrest him.
	It's like, right, you might spend four years in jail for this day's nefarious work, my friend.
	Good sir.
	I just want to die sometimes.
	Anyway, getting back to the crime that doesn't matter.
	In fact, I don't think I've got much else to say on this.
	Yeah, like Diane Abbott, it's not racism, dummy.
	It's because the black communities have social problems they need to deal with, frankly.
	I'm not going to beat around the bush.
	You guys have to fix it.
	And it's not all black people, obviously.
	Why I even have to say that is beyond the fucking pale at this point.
	But obviously, I don't need to say that.
	However, it is something that's with the black community.
	It can't be stopped from outside of it.
	You guys have to fix your families, frankly.
	Get married.
	That's what I think this is all the root of.
	Same in America.
	I think it's the fact that it's fatherlessness.
	Police forces in Britain have been required to keep.
	Oh no, everyone said that agree.
	Yep, kid knocked off his bike.
	It was horrific.
	I thought I'd lost him.
	Yeah, okay.
	So, I mean, I suppose, are we going to be talking about knife crime?
	No, demonized, penalized, and criminalized.
	Right, okay, yep, they did nothing wrong.
	Okay.
	Yep.
	I think I'll just go on to the next thing.
	Portland activist launches reparations happy hour.
	Now, you're not going to believe this, but I totally support this.
	I might, in fact, I'm going to Portland.
	So, can I go here?
	Oh, it's just a one-off event.
	Right, okay.
	But I totally support this, right?
	I'll tell you why.
	This doesn't require government intervention.
	If a bunch of rich white people who feel really guilty want to hang out with a bunch of black people and just give them money, go fucking nuts.
	You go wild.
	You help yourselves.
	As long as you're not demanding that I give them money, you go fucking nuts.
	And in fact, I'll even applaud you.
	You know, good job.
	Well done.
	You're probably not helping anyone, to be honest.
	You can't give people prosperity.
	You can give them money that they won't appreciate because something given has no value.
	The guy on that Star Trek that Starship Troopers video, it's delayed by about a month because I've found a biography of Heinlein that I want to read before I do the video because I think there's a lot more in there that I should probably know.
	It says that Heinlein had some pretty complex political ideas, and a lot of them are really good.
	And that's why people love Starship Troopers, even though everyone runs around screaming it's a fascist movie.
	It's not.
	The phrase service guarantee citizenship is the opposite of a fascist phrase.
	But anyway, but I love the fact that these people are actually getting off their ass and actually doing something themselves.
	So every person of colour who attended the May 21st event was given $10.
	Thanks very much.
	White people were told not to attend the event, but to give donations and support.
	A total of 40 people attended the event and $400 was distributed.
	Good for them.
	I think they should do this more often.
	Maybe they can get off their asses and actually be the change they want to see, rather than whining at us that we aren't the change that they want to see.
	I mean, this is literally like the Jordan Peterson-esque solution to the SJW problem.
	Actually, get them out of their fucking houses and doing what they want.
	That the happy hour was created by social justice organizer Cameron Witten through his new non-profit organization Brown Hope.
	It's exactly what it sounds like.
	Don't know why I find that disgusting.
	It's there's something about like just reducing people to a colour.
	That I mean, it's like the phrase black bodies and brown bodies.
	You know, like I can't imagine anything more dehumanizing than referring to a living person who is sentient, fully awake, cognizant of their surroundings, and is standing around trying to probably even try and talk to you, describing them as only a black or brown body.
	Reducing them to the status of cadaver.
	I mean, come on.
	It's fucking dehumanizing.
	It really is.
	And they're taught.
	Like, if there is such a thing as internalized racism, describing themselves, because they always say things like, I'm tired of the violence to black and brown bodies.
	It's like, yeah, but they're people.
	can't you just say black and brown people why are you why I mean, it sounds like internalized racism.
	Devaluing yourselves as actual individuals and human beings.
	Maybe it's just me.
	Maybe it's just my white privilege speaking.
	It's exactly what it sounds like.
	What I want to do is end the cycle of exploitation.
	For black, brown, indigenous people, you face so many barriers.
	Whether it's tokenization or straight-up poverty.
	Oh, this is the white saviour complex that I've heard so much about.
	This is the new white man's burden, isn't it, Cameron?
	Gotta save the darkies.
	You've got to teach them the way.
	They can't do it on their own.
	You're never going to escape this.
	Progressives.
	So after living in Portland for most of his life, he wanted to create a space for black, brown, and indigenous people living in his community.
	He started the non-profit Brown Hope to create community-grounded initiatives to make justice a lived experience for black, brown, and indigenous people in Oregon.
	Giving me free money is justice.
	That's not what I would consider a definition of anything you could approximate towards justice.
	I would call that charity.
	In fact, I might call that an entitlement.
	But according to this guy, it's just.
	Oh no, he's black.
	Sorry.
	I'm glad to hear it.
	He's a black guy.
	That's good.
	You don't have to worry about the white man's burden, Cameron.
	I'm not making a single Sean King joke.
	Or a Rachel Dollars or one.
	But did it.
	And there was a disgusting person who had, like, I know, loads of cosmetic surgery and then got her skin blacked up, which is literally what she did.
	I can't remember her name, but I'm not going to mention her either.
	With the reparations happy hour, the whole idea is how do we feel from this trauma of racism?
	We talked to folks, engaged folks, and we said, they said we want a space for our community.
	And $10.
	I tell you what, I just want to give a shout out to Maya's Twitter.
	Please meme this.
	We said we can do better than that.
	How about some reparations?
	Oh, I'd love some reparations.
	Thanks very much.
	For every black, brown, and indigenous person, we give them $10 to acknowledge the history of everything.
	When the first web-feated organisms crawled out of the prime worldly loose, that's part of the history of everything.
	But it's just everything.
	Don't worry about it.
	Don't think about it too hard.
	Think about it makes it kind of sound silly.
	By doing this event, we are creating a space of empowerment and a safe space for black, brown, and indigenous people to see each other.
	At least he's not using the term bodies.
	Honestly, for me, that is a step up.
	He raised five grand for future events.
	Wow, fucking hell.
	There are a lot of really guilty feeling white people in Portland, aren't there?
	And I bet they're going to come and protest me and Peter Pogossian.
	It's a free event to go to, by the way.
	I put it up on my Facebook, but I'll put it up again after this.
	So go search me on Facebook.
	And I'll put it up because it's free to come down to.
	So you should definitely come down to there.
	Are definitely going to be some pink-haired lunatics.
	I'm going to ask them if they donated to this.
	I bet someone did.
	I bet one of them will have done.
	This is exactly the kind of virtue signaling nonsense that they want to do.
	But yeah, sure, just give brown people some money because they were brown and you're white.
	But again, I completely agree with them doing this.
	This is what they want to do.
	If you feel that this is a productive use of your money, patreon those black people.
	Just do it.
	Hey, you're black.
	Can I give you 10 bucks a month?
	Oh, shit.
	And the final thing that I'm going to talk about before I go through the super chats, which I will do, I promise.
	So, this is an interesting story because it's at once progressive virtue signaling and also one of the worst things I can imagine being said about World War II.
	Dan Snow was doing his best for his daughter by lying about women in the war.
	I don't think someone is ever doing the best for them.
	Even, I mean, normally it's doing the best for you, isn't it?
	because you don't want to see them have to deal with the truth, because most people would rather, I mean, how is it ever good for people to just lie to them about just the things that have happened?
	So, Dan Snow is a TV historian, and he faced a bullet when asked why all the Spitfire pilots pictured in the museum were men.
	I can understand why he told a fib.
	Now, the obvious answer would just be, well, back then women weren't allowed to fly planes.
	And the child would say, you know, sorry, I got a bit distracted by looking over there.
	The child would say, well, can we fly planes now?
	And you say, yes.
	Not only can you fly planes, it is your moral obligation to fly planes.
	You are, in fact, indebted to society to become a pilot, young lady.
	Now get to work.
	I love the way this starts.
	When is the right moment to reveal the full horror of the patriarchy to your daughters?
	Privileged, Western, white woman working for the Guardian, writing just bullshit columns.
	This would have taken about an hour at most.
	Probably her whole fucking week's wages.
	But the horror of the patriarchy.
	According to BBC historian Dan Snow, you don't.
	You lie.
	What else have you lied about, Dan?
	just out of interest the grim realities of gender the grim realities of gender relations in the West The grim realities.
	I will get through this without being really infuriated, I promise.
	But it is genuinely infuriating to hear this.
	And this was requested by Jack, a friend of mine.
	And he was infuriated when he sent it.
	He regularly sends me stuff.
	And he was just infuriated by this one.
	And I can totally understand why.
	The way this is being fucking framed is just dense.
	But anyway, the grim realities of gender relations won't encourage them to follow their dreams, he reasons.
	So he fibs.
	It's okay to lie to kids, I suppose, if you think you'll help them.
	This week, on an episode of Parenthood Podcast, he said that during a visit to an aviation museum, his six-year-old daughter pointed out all of the photos of Spitfire pilots were men.
	Snow told her that women also flew Spitfires in combat in the Second World War, which is untrue.
	So, not only are you lying to her, you're going to leave her misinformed about what actually the past was like.
	And she's going to think that the past was feminist.
	She's like, well, women haven't been oppressed.
	They could fly Spitfires.
	I mean, she might turn into a raging feminist when she's older when she finds out that her father, I presume part of the patriarchy, lied to her about the patriarchy in the past.
	I mean, as a feminist, I could quite, if I were to take on a feminist lens, I could quite easily spin this into a story of oppression of this poor young girl.
	And it's going to affect her later on in life.
	Lucy Rhannon, have you thought that maybe you should be castigating Dan Snow rather than congratulating him for lying about World War II to his daughter?
	I love this.
	Fucking, this paragraph is probably the most disgusting thing ever been committed into print, right?
	Having then to explain to her why all the pictures of women are them in ball gowns or formal dress, looking quite wooden, and all of the pictures of the men are of them rampaging around having a great time in World War II.
	Men in trenches and on fucking muddy battlefields having a great time while the women are all in ball gowns or formal fucking dresses.
	Can you think of a better example of female privilege?
	If they say the feminists constantly say privilege is invisible to those who have it, yes.
	Yes, it fucking is.
	If all of the pictures from this fucking museum were women in ball gowns and all of the men were then having a great time on the battlefields, perhaps, just perhaps, you don't know what it's like to be on a battlefield.
	Unbelievable.
	Just it's disgraceful.
	Just the perspective on life that this person has amazes me.
	So they're being heroic and climbing mountains, shooting things.
	They're getting killed.
	Hundreds of thousands of them.
	Getting killed.
	Dying slowly with their guts spilling out.
	Screaming in agony.
	Like, there are stories of like guys in big craters where something's blown up.
	And they're there, like, you know, part of their leg's been blown off or something.
	And they are definitely biting their own hands, trying not to scream so their comrades don't hear them in pain and come over the top to try and get them and get shot in the process.
	So they just sat there agonizingly dying while desperately trying to be quiet so they don't get one of their friends killed.
	But, you know, they were having a great time being heroic and stuff.
	I mean, the women were just in ball gowns looking wooden.
	Oh, fuck off.
	Just fuck off.
	It's fucking.
	This has naturally enraged some.
	I wonder fucking why.
	Who are already spinning it as disrespect to the war dead?
	It's well, it is, but they're dead, so I don't really, you know, they don't care whether they're being disrespected.
	Although I'm not in favour of disrespecting the war dead.
	But that's not the reason I'm pissed off.
	It's your fucking backwards mindset.
	Your privilege is showing just wildly.
	You just running around having a great time.
	Snowflakey lefty liberalism, you're not liberals, shut up.
	Not to mention saying that Snow is a rubbish historian, which he might be, clearly.
	Were he employed to teach history to his children, which, as far as we know, he is not.
	Yeah, but he's employed to teach history to other children, probably, isn't he?
	What struck me is how challenging it must be to bring up daughters in a world where the odds are stacked against them.
	Yeah, they might have to return to the, what was the phrase, sorry?
	The grim realities of the gender relations and the full horror of the patriarchy in the 1940s.
	Where they had ball gowns and formal dresses.
	Horrific.
	How did any women cope?
	How many of them survived?
	Did any women make it out of the 1940s alive?
	Fucking hell.
	Just.
	Without completely terrifying them by lifting up the filthy, unequal carpet in one brutal flourish to reveal the hieronymous Bosch clutter underneath.
	Yeah.
	I just.
	It's just so out of touch with reality, isn't it?
	Being a woman in Britain, it makes you cloistered, doesn't it?
	And I'm sorry for it's not a woman, it's a feminist in Britain.
	You know, it's only 7% of women in Britain consider themselves feminists.
	It's not about being a woman.
	It's being a feminist.
	Because most women are not like this.
	They are not completely out of touch with reality.
	But I guess if you're a guardian writer, it's probably a job requirement.
	There's something heartbreaking about Snow's Lie.
	Oh, something, eh?
	This is an intelligent, educated man with a better understanding and knowledge of human history than most of us.
	He has had a good look around the patriarchy, decided it's a monumental pile of flaming rubbish, and tweaked the truth in order not to crush his child's ambition.
	Why would that crush the child's ambition?
	Why wouldn't the child be like, well, yeah, he will literally be like, well, they didn't then, but they can now.
	Are you going to do it?
	The kid's like, no, I want to be a nurse.
	Seriously, though, this is fucking dumb.
	And, like, this, what seems to be an act motivated by kindness and empathy, not an indication of bad parenting.
	I don't think that is kind and empathetic.
	I think it's infantilizing and dumb to pretend that life isn't tough because it is.
	Although, saying that, I've never been a woman.
	Maybe life isn't tough if you're a woman.
	Maybe life's actually really easy.
	And you expect to be better than being someone in a ball gown.
	Maybe one day you'll get shot out of the battlefield.
	Wouldn't that be wonderful for you?
	It's just empty, this article, it's just, I mean, I guess it's feminist bullshit, but it's basically nothing.
	But it was just the beginning that really pissed me off.
	Lucy Rhiannon, Rhiannon and Lucy, sorry, Coslett, just get fucked.
	You are unbelievable.
	You have no fucking idea of the problems facing men or have done in the past.
	You have no idea about your own privilege and you will call other people privileged.
	So just get fucked.
	Alright, I will go through these super chats.
	I know they've been mounting up.
	I am sorry.
	If you're not interested in super chats, I guess you can log out now because that's the end of the articles.
	But anyway, like I said, the live show will be an interesting talk about the repeated failures of the left.
	And I mean, I will do things on the right wing at some point.
	In fact, I have got a response to Martin Sellner of Generation Identity in the pipeline.
	But the Tommy Robinson stuff this week kind of put that back on my schedule.
	But it's basically the same argument from him from the left, though, where I think identity politics is tyrannical and totalitarian, and the identity politicians of both the left and the right don't want to think that, regardless of the truth.
	We'll go through that another time.
	But yeah, so I'll be going through the left's propositions and how they're bullshit.
	And I will be giving evidence and demonstrating from reality how reality has caught up with them and demonstrated to them.
	Smack in the face.
	They're full of shit.
	And then we'll be doing a panel discussion.
	Probably going to have some debating in there, I imagine, with a progressive and Tim Poole on stage.
	So I promise you, this is going to be worth it.
	I will be recording as well.
	So you can watch it afterwards if you can't come.
	Because I know it's a steep thing.
	And then for the remainder of the evening, and presumably after they kick us out of the venue, we can just go to a bar or something.
	But I'm not going to tell people what bar it is.
	It'll be people who came to the show, I'm afraid.
	But it's going to be a good night.
	I think it's going to be a lot of fun.
	And come to my Portland one as well, because that's going to be good because there are definitely protesters there.
	And I'll be heckling them.
	But anyway, links will be in the description.
	So let me.
	Let me get to the super channels.
	Right.
	Do me a favor and don't send any more from this point onwards, please.
	Because I really want to get through them all.
	And I don't want to have to stop before the taxi gets here, which is.
	I mean, it's in about an hour, but I have to make sure I've got all my stuff and whatnot.
	So, I'll read through these.
	How does one man assert his power over another, Winston?
	Winston thought.
	By making him suffer, he said.
	It's true.
	It's a 1984 quote, in case you didn't know.
	We must fight the tyranny in the UK.
	Yes, we must.
	And this is what we're doing.
	Getting ourselves locked up is not a wise way of doing that, though.
	We need to start.
	Okay, so the Liberalists, UK, when Dankla was arrested, charged, even, when the sentence was announced, they were emailing MPs across the country to get them to declare themselves either effectively for or against free speech.
	Naturally, all of the left-wing Labour and Liberal Democrats, Liberal Democrats, were against the idea of Dankla having free speech, and a fair proportion of the Conservatives were as well, but some of the Conservatives were on our side.
	So what we need to do really is start reaching out to these people and getting them really to raise the issue in Parliament and really push the issue of free speech in this country because it's just terrifying sometimes.
	I genuinely don't know.
	Like, none of these people know that they're going to get arrested for breaking these free speech laws.
	They're so fucking punitive.
	But I'm listening while working in a gender studies building Sargon.
	Don't worry, don't worry, Holiday Son.
	No one's here to turn me into the Gestapo.
	You know what you could do?
	Just go find a blackboard or something.
	Just go, you know, when those flip over or the whiteboards where they flip over and you can write on both sides?
	Just write, the patriarchy did nothing wrong and then flip it over.
	So one day they'll flip it over and be like, ah! Do an event in South Florida.
	I will see what I can do.
	Looking forward to meeting in New York if I follow this.
	Oh, yeah, I've read that one.
	But I haven't, but I will do.
	I'll forgive the progress.
	We must secure the existence of Tommy Robinson, the future for free speech.
	Now, they're 14 words I can agree with.
	In principle, there's nothing wrong with that.
	I want you to watch anime waifus for the whole period with Louis Levi.
	He is coming, actually.
	He's not going to be on stage, but I might get him up at some point.
	But I'm looking forward to meeting Louis.
	Louis Levi is a YouTuber and he's one of my favourites.
	He's got great rants.
	Seriously, just search for him.
	He's great.
	Will Karl Kalinsky becoming invited to the Manhattan event?
	If I could get in contact with him, I can't find a fucking email for him.
	I really wanted him there, but I couldn't find a way of contacting him.
	And I would love to have him there and have him on stage discussing these things.
	And I can pay him some money from my own pocket that hopefully will be recovered by the ticket sales.
	Like I said, this isn't going to be a profitable endeavour, unfortunately.
	There was no option for this to be, but see what I can do.
	But no, seriously, Kyle, email me.
	SagaMacad100 at gmail.com.
	Come on, man.
	Chocolate milk or strawberry milk?
	Chocolate.
	Best move from Trump would be to delete his Twitter.
	It would be funny as fuck if he did.
	Even if it was just a temporary shutdown.
	Like a protest.
	JF is calling him up for not supporting Tommy.
	JF can get fucked.
	Sending support from New Zealand, thank you.
	So Trump can't block people telling him to kill himself, but I can't question the Mayor of London when I see child grooming gangs operating freely.
	Wow, you sound like a racist.
	How very dare you, sir.
	Did I quit smoking?
	No.
	I'm trying.
	You can still find all Scott's periscopes on YouTube even if you're banned from Twitter.
	Also, Brianna Wu's in for a real shock if she gets elected.
	Right?
	One thing you can mention at your talk, the reason people isolate in games is the rules and feedback loops are simple, where IRL has conflicting social standards from others from boomers and SJWs.
	And that's a good point.
	Yeah, probably it's true.
	There's the predictability of video games.
	Oh, this is a...
	Okay, so any plans to do a thinkery video?
	For anyone who doesn't know, the thinkery is my alternate channel.
	On how woke Roger Doltri is on Corbin and Me Too.
	I didn't know he was.
	Well, I tell you what, right?
	Elon Musk, fucking solidarity brother, you fucking, you nail them.
	Nail every single fucking one of them.
	Right, so during the days of GameGate, we had a very similar thing for the corrupt journalists in the gaming industry called deepfreeze.it, which was basically a method of keeping track of their malfeasance.
	And Elon Musk is basically planning to do the same thing with progress.
	Well, just journalists in general, I presume, but probably progressives mainly, in the mainstream media.
	And he's got, what is it?
	Prav Deux, instead of DA, it's D-U-H.
	And I really hope he does something with it, just because it'll be funny as fuck, watching them freak out that now they're on a fucking list.
	And I say this because they make lists of everyone else.
	Do you remember?
	You probably don't remember the shitty men in media list that they were sharing around.
	Here's a list of bad people that we haven't really got anything against, or on at least, but we don't like.
	And so you should treat them as if they're bad people.
	That's what it is.
	They do this all the fucking time, and they freak out when you do it back to them.
	So do it back to them.
	Fuck these people.
	Deplorabology.
	Cannibalism is the way forward.
	Only if we're the last two people on an island, my friend.
	And even then, I'm cannibalizing you.
	Do you think Macron has fapped over Theresa Mayor Merkel?
	He's probably going to force them with Teresa May Merkel and his wife.
	Man, I miss Berlusconi.
	For anyone who doesn't know, he called Anglo Merkel an unfuckable laugh.
	All I'm saying is, what did the patriarchy really do wrong?
	I know you're a liberal, but it's really hard to throw up quotation marks for representing the right when you show off your MAGA hat in the background.
	Yeah, I know, but I literally just have this to piss off SJWs because they hate Trump.
	And so I'm just like, no, I'm full on, fully backing Trump.
	I don't even care if he starts World War III, as long as you guys just autistically screech like Adam Smith with re here, I'm fine with it.
	I just don't care.
	And there's nothing that they can say that's going to make me back off supporting Trump at this point.
	Don't care.
	But no, don't care.
	Just don't care.
	There's nothing you can say about it.
	Just get fucked.
	If you guys were literally like, well, we don't care that you're offended, that we're going to racialize you and then categorize you and then judge you based on the fact that you're white, I don't give a shit if you're offended by Trump.
	Get fucked.
	All of them.
	The Soy Amendment.
	Ye shall not block verified Journo thoughts on the Twitters.
	That's a good one.
	Oh, Dankula did a really good video about thoughts the other day.
	I feel right.
	At first, I wasn't sure about the Thought Patrol, but then I saw what it was doing.
	The whole point of the Thought Patrol is to constrain the sexual power of women.
	And that's a really, really good idea.
	A sort of holistic grassroots movement to get thoughts to basically stop trying to get attention for having tits.
	You don't deserve attention for just having tits.
	Get with the program and engage like everyone else.
	And when I say thoughts, be clear, this is not all women or most women.
	It's women who want to exploit their attractiveness for looks and views and money.
	And Dankula did a great video on it.
	You should definitely check it out.
	Hello again, Mega Raptor.
	I'll say hi twice because you donate $100, man.
	That's amazing.
	Thank you.
	The guest.
	Why haven't any of the journalists covering Dankula's trial been arrested for breaching the peace?
	Right, okay, so the thing with Tommy is that he was on a suspended sentence for the last time he filmed on court premises, which is illegal in the UK and has been for a number of years, like three years or something.
	Now, I don't know whether this is a legitimate thing or not, but the argument from them is that this is to protect the integrity of the court system because it might bias or prejudice the jury against the defendant if they see something being recorded on social media or broadcast or whatever.
	And to prevent that, you're not allowed to record on court premises.
	Now, I don't know whether that's legitimate or not.
	That's just what the argument is.
	And Tommy had breached this.
	He was given a suspended sentence.
	And him doing it again, the reason that he got rushed through, it wasn't actually as rusty as you think.
	They basically just unsuspended his sentence, just like rescinded it.
	And so that's what's happened.
	The trial was put under a moratorium because of its sensitive nature.
	And I think, I believe, the sensitive nature of it is due to the fact that it's Muslims.
	And they're worried about it inflaming ethnic tensions.
	And then, obviously, we're told not to talk about Tommy's one either.
	And, yeah, I'm probably going to jail now, so fucking...
	It was nice seeing you guys.
	But this is just my understanding of it to the best of my understanding.
	But I don't have any particular information about it.
	This is all stuff that I got from the public domain, like basically the Independent article and things like this.
	So I don't really know whether that's the case.
	That's just what I've gleaned so far.
	So don't take that as gospel.
	So basically, Tommy knew he was on a suspended sentence.
	And I know that he checked to see if he was on the court property.
	And so it probably is the police and authorities railroading him.
	It probably is.
	In fact, frankly, I would be amazed if it wasn't.
	They've been trying to nail him for years.
	But it was silly of him to give them the opportunity.
	And the argument that is going to be made against him is that, well, it was a court that was currently in the process of, I presume, convicting these alleged gang rapists, Muslim gang rapists.
	And I think it's important to use the word Muslim when you're talking about these gangs.
	These aren't just random gangs of gypsies or something.
	No, these are Muslim gangs.
	It was the identity of Muslim that they coalesced around and used to target their victims.
	Non-Muslims, kufar girls, the dirty whores, as they describe them.
	Worthless, white trash, as they describe them.
	So the argument made against him is that he's put the trial at risk of people that he theoretically would want to see go to prison.
	And so the people who are against him are making it sound like he's being reckless and egotistical.
	And for someone who doesn't care about Tommy, I can see why they might think that was the case.
	Because I don't know enough about it, and I doubt they know enough about it to really be able to say, no, no, no, no, no, listen, let me tell you how it really is.
	And so from their point of view, from someone who they only know his name in passing, as in they know who they're aware of an entity called Tommy Robinson that he's a racist, because that's that's the deep Tommy has been the subject of the probably worst smear campaign since since Hitler.
	Shit, someone's going to take that out.
	But no, seriously, Tommy's been subject to the worst smear campaign ever.
	I can't imagine having a reputation like Tommy's.
	I mean, the smear campaigning is bad enough, but it's nothing like what's happened to Tommy.
	And the average person who doesn't know anything about him knows he's a racist.
	Quote unquote.
	And so to that person, it's easy to make Tommy Robinson look like he's in the wrong here.
	So it's a tough one to try and win over.
	And I don't even know if he is technically not in the wrong, because he might be in the wrong.
	I don't know.
	And we haven't got any information because we're not allowed to fucking talk about it.
	So, yeah.
	But like I said, best of luck to him.
	Sign the petition.
	Definitely.
	I'll put that in the chat after in the comment thing at the bottom.
	Definitely want to help Tommy.
	Because the thing is, right, let's assume that, this is another thing, right?
	So people who support Tommy Robinson, you can't create a narrative around Tommy that basically goes, Tommy Robinson didn't do nothing.
	He does have a list of criminal convictions for things that are unrelated to these things.
	And I think he cops to them.
	He says, yeah, in my youth, I was a rough lad.
	Involved with football hooliganism and stuff like this in the EDL.
	He's a fraud and something.
	And so it's okay.
	Okay.
	He does have these things.
	You can't pretend that he doesn't.
	It's silly to pretend he doesn't.
	It's silly to pretend he's a fucking angel.
	And to be honest with you, if he was an angel, I'd probably like him less.
	I like the fact that Tommy is rough around the edges.
	He reminds me a lot of my family members, to be honest.
	Like my cousin, who came with me today to London.
	But there's no point trying to do that because people aren't going to believe it.
	It'll make you look like you're in denial.
	And it's not going to be persuasive.
	And one of the things I think that is most important to redeeming Tommy's reputation, and I think it is important to redeem Tommy's reputation at this point, is to just show that he's telling the truth.
	And to do that, you have to tell the truth.
	And you can't say that Tommy did nothing wrong and has been a good boy because he hasn't when he was younger.
	But I believe that he's changed or trying to, he's reformed.
	And the best way to clear his name is to demonstrate that what he's saying is true.
	And I can't think of anything that Tommy has said about the problem with Muslim grooming gangs, radicalization in prisons, things like this.
	I can't think, you know, and the content of the Quran.
	And there's an amazing clip of him where he's on, I don't know, it's like David Paxman, Paxman, or is it someone else?
	They're trying to get him in a gotcha by quoting the Old Testament home.
	And Tommy just catches it like that.
	It was brilliant.
	He's like, no, no, no, I know that's the Old Testament, not the Quran.
	Saying, oh, good job, lad.
	But yeah, but we can't turn him into a saint or a martyr.
	We've got to be realistic about him.
	And the thing is, I'm sure if he was here, he'd want you to do that, you know.
	But like I said, it's a complex thing, and it's really annoying.
	Unlike with Gamergate, there was a real cut and dried.
	Game journalists should not fuck game designers and then give them positive coverage.
	Which was his fucking name?
	I can't remember the name of the guy now, but he did it with Zoe Quinn.
	And that was cut and dried.
	And then there was a whole network of seedy corruption and it's all pathetic and low level as well, but it was all true.
	And so it was a real clear-cut moral agenda.
	And it's hard to do that with Tommy in this case.
	And I know people don't want to hear that, but I've got to be honest with you.
	I'm not going to lie to you.
	I know what you want to hear, but I'm not going to lie to you.
	But I do support Tommy a lot, which is why I'm doing this.
	I mean, I interviewed him in 2016, back when the word on the street was that Tommy was a racist.
	There's no getting away from it.
	But anyway, I've talked about him a lot.
	But either way, sign the petition.
	I will continue doing what I can to help him.
	And let's hope that for some reason he gets out early or he doesn't have to go in at all.
	I don't have any information because no one can talk about it.
	Anyway, the live chat is a human rights.
	Bernie Sanders 2018.
	That'll be his 2020 run.
	Redistribute the super chats.
	Fucking hell.
	You know, Bernie Sanders spent time in a commune, a communist commune, and he was apparently fucking useless and was asked to leave because he did no work.
	And then shortly after the thing collapsed anyway.
	Who's your least favorite Sith Lord and why is it Darth Corbyn?
	Corbyn isn't cool enough to be a fucking Sith Lord.
	But my least favourite Sith Lord, I think my favourite one was, is Count Dooku Does he count as a Sith Lord?
	I hope he does.
	He was cool as shit.
	Christopher Lee was amazing.
	But I don't know, probably.
	I didn't mind Darth Maul, to be honest.
	I didn't mind Darth Maul, but he was just, he was wasted, in my opinion, you know, he could have been, he was just like, ooh, doesn't he look scary?
	It's like, yeah, but could you have built him up a bit?
	But no.
	We are Tommy.
	Yeah.
	Right, so let's think about this.
	Is there no way of memeing the Tommies in the trenches from World War I and World War II?
	Is there no way of memeing that?
	Because it's on the cusp of on the tip of my tongue.
	Where I was like, there must be a good meme there.
	But anyway, show me on the doll where Trump offended you.
	Show me on Twitter where Trump offended you.
	Support from Sweden, hashtag Free Tommy.
	As a Yank, I'm disgusted by the crimes going on in the UK.
	Please keep fighting wisely until England is actually free.
	You're no coward from a new patron.
	Thank you, Seth Goldberg.
	And yeah, I am too, mate.
	And we're just going to keep going.
	That's what we do here.
	Is we keep fucking going.
	Because, I mean, it's a cliche, but like, you know, like, was it?
	Quitters never win because winners never quit.
	And it's true.
	You know, most people don't succeed first time at whatever they're trying to do.
	They keep fucking going.
	The way I've been looking at this, like, right, okay, we could try and do an Alexander.
	We could try and we could, if we're lucky, find a rotten house that we can effectively kick down and conquer the whole thing all in one go.
	But we're not going to be able to do that.
	What this is going to be like is the Romans.
	We've got to accept the losses where we find them and absorb them and just keep going.
	And just keep going.
	Fucking implacably.
	Regardless of what it costs us, regardless of how much we have to lose.
	We just have to keep going.
	But that doesn't mean we should be silly about things.
	We need to be smart.
	Went to a Professor Peterson event a few days ago.
	I told him he was a pretty good wizard, a person whom changes the world around them via verbal and semantic components, either words and actions.
	Well, the memes of destruction, which is a great username.
	That's really nerdy, but I approve.
	I guess Steve Shives is in trouble now for blocking the entire planet.
	Motherfucker, I'm going to sue the shit.
	No, I wouldn't sue Steve Shives over blocking me on Twitter, even if I could.
	He's too pathetic.
	He's like a kick dog.
	Although, right, and I know this is going to sound weird, but Steve Shives' Star Trek videos are really entertaining.
	I really like them.
	Because I'm actually quite a big Star Trek fan.
	And he does a good job on them.
	And it's actually amazing.
	It's like, wow, Steve, can you please just stop talking about politics and make Star Trek videos or whatever?
	Just videos about something other than how much you hate everyone else.
	Metaka is a self-confessed troll and a great one.
	He is.
	Your sincerity is his food.
	Recommend you not feed him and just enjoy the yucks, even at your own expense.
	I'm not going to comment because he'll think that he's done something, but it's amazing how little he's done.
	Nothing to do with what you're talking about, but what do you think of the book Demons by Dotstoyevsky?
	I haven't read it, I'm afraid.
	So I can't comment about it.
	I'm sorry that I can't refund your super chat because if I could, I would, because I can't help you on that one.
	But I've got a reading list as long as my arm.
	I've currently got Where We Are by Roger Scruton, which is talking about Britain.
	Because this will be preparation for my Scarborough talk, which is still going on, thank God.
	People in the North don't truck with this kind of anti-fun nonsense.
	And we're going to be talking about values and identity.
	Because these things are actually important, but not in the way that the Continentals want to use them.
	It's going to be terrifying.
	My local paper called me a thieving pack air.
	No doubt I would be called a racist or disagreeing with this statement.
	I don't even know what a pack aha is.
	Keep up the good work.
	Thank you, Angela.
	Lol did you the best.
	Thank you, Tweeker.
	Stop paying taxes.
	Dude, I'll go to jail if I stop paying taxes.
	I don't think that enough people are going to stop paying taxes in solidarity with me for the UK government not to be able to imprison them all.
	And you would be amazed by the size of the bureaucracy that runs this country.
	I'm going to keep paying my taxes like a good boy.
	The UK government cannot arrest thousands of millions at once.
	That's true.
	They can arrest millions.
	So we have no infrastructure, space, and money for it.
	Stop paying tax to the UK gov. It's not going to happen, mate.
	We're going to have to do this gradually by increment.
	And we're going to have to start finding politicians who support what we do.
	And we're going to have to show them there is a massive amount of support for these politicians.
	The thing that a lot of them, the problem that a lot of them have is that stepping out of line gets them effectively whipped.
	And they need to know that there's going to be a group of people who will have their back.
	And keep, you know, give them encouraging comments like this.
	You know, they because otherwise they're going to feel out on their own.
	You know, so what Elon Musk is doing at the moment, I mean, he's not a politician, but he's a major public figure and he's just giving them hell.
	And it's like, you know, I'm sure that there are loads of people in his feed going, fucking, just keep nailing them, Elon.
	It's great.
	Windows Logic Production.
	Keep up the good work.
	Love your content.
	Thank you.
	You need to come to the US.
	Raise a fist to send this stream earlier that all of you can do more for the UK from the outside at this point.
	It's too far gone.
	That's true.
	But I don't feel I can just abandon my country.
	I don't want to just run away.
	I don't want to.
	Like, I honestly feel that we can do more inside.
	I honestly feel that we can do more here.
	Because we can be a physical presence outside of Parliament.
	I mean, I went down there and answered the question: was Enoch Powell right outside of Downing Street?
	Gone, that's pretty fucking edgy.
	Like, I didn't get arrested for either, because I know what I'm doing here.
	Oh, yes.
	Okay, let me.
	Okay, I'm coming to the US tomorrow.
	I might apply for asylum.
	Liberals must really hate it when I get them banned for targeted harassment of the president for their replies.
	Then they don't sue Jack, though.
	Yeah, it's interesting, isn't it?
	Although, I tell you, I hope this carries on because, man, I would love to see Twitter getting sued from all angles.
	Better watch it, Jack.
	You may as well unban my account now before we have to drag this through the courts.
	And it turns out that you are violating my First Amendment.
	No, I'm not an American.
	I'm joking.
	But someone will.
	Is Scarborough event still on?
	Of course it is.
	I'll put a link to that in the description as well.
	Looking forward to it.
	Yeah, me too.
	Me too.
	Is he honestly right?
	So, okay, so I'm kind of gay in certain ways.
	And the middle classes in this country have been conditioned not to be patriotic.
	It's weird to be patriotic.
	This is why at the Day for Freedom event, man, there was, I can't remember who it was, but it was just some random comment guy.
	But I knew this was going to come.
	Because when I was standing on the stage at the end, I was just holding the flag.
	I wasn't waving it.
	And the dude was like, dude, you should wave that flag.
	And I was just like there.
	I was like, no, I know, but you have to understand what it's like to be conditioned to not wave the flag, you know?
	And I'm a product of this, you know?
	And so, but the thing is, I am a naturally patriotic guy.
	I do think that England and Britain have contributed a huge amount to the world.
	And, I mean, effectively, I could probably call my Scarborough event Britain Did Nothing Wrong.
	But I think I'll actually do a separate thing for that because I think I can make a bigger and more entertaining argument.
	And that would just be triggering for people.
	But I can make a good argument for that too.
	But yeah, so it's weird being patriotic and kind of chest-thumpy about it, but I can't promise that I won't get that way in points.
	And I can't promise that I won't get a bit emotional about it either.
	Because there are things about my country I genuinely love.
	You know, this is the thing.
	Americans are, oh, you should leave and come here.
	It's like, yeah, but there are things about my country I'll miss.
	You know, I don't want to give these things up.
	And I know this is going to sound silly, but a lot of it is just the countryside, you know, and the people.
	They're decent people.
	They're just being hectored by a bunch of far-left lunatics.
	And they don't know how to fight back, but they know in their hearts it's wrong, right?
	Okay, so here's a really good example of this from today, right?
	So me and my cousin Barry, I took him along because he's a bit of a fighting lad and I didn't want to go on my own.
	You know, I didn't know.
	Yeah, I might encounter some trouble.
	I don't have bodyguards or anything.
	But he's happy to come with me because he likes the days out anyway, and he doesn't go down to London often.
	And he wants to look after me, doesn't he?
	Because he's my cousin.
	And so we end up talking about all this stuff.
	He's very working class.
	And it's one of the things I like about him, to be honest.
	He's not pretentious in any way.
	The middle classes are.
	And so we're talking on the bus and on the train.
	And because of the things we're talking about, basically what we're discussing here, man, it's amazing.
	We're not saying anything wrong, obviously.
	We're not saying anything hateful.
	We're just saying things that are not politically correct.
	And we're saying them in a forthright way.
	And we're having a legitimate, honest conversation, but I can see the eyes around us, right?
	people around us just watching they're like and i thought on the train that we were going to be i thought that there was a a i would say an upper class lady with her very like well-spoken sons sat next to my cousin there's another like 17 year old lad sat next to me and I thought that they were gonna be angry about the things that we were talking about but But basically, they started getting in on the conversation.
	We just don't get conversations like this outside of, you know, on TV.
	And, you know, we don't get to engage with ideas in this way.
	And I think there are a lot of people who want to have proper conversations.
	And they are starved for him in many ways, in fact.
	Because basically what we're saying is effectively just common sense.
	And I think that they know it.
	And they don't get to hear it anywhere.
	And I think it's upsetting.
	And I think it's disturbing.
	And I don't blame them.
	That's why I do it.
	I find it fucking disturbing.
	You know?
	So.
	I think that there is a change coming.
	It's just on the horizon still.
	It's like a dawn.
	It'll be here soon.
	And soon it will be light.
	But at the moment, we are still.
	The whole Tommy Robinson thing is eerily similar to the stories told my parents of communist police by making people disappear in the middle of the night.
	Okay.
	Do me a favor and go to V's channel and watch his latest video where he talks about Tommy and because he can because he's not in Britain.
	Even though I think, I mean, like, I don't know what there is in Council.
	Anyway, but he talks about a woman who was at Speaker's Corner addressing the police as to why they let the Muslims break the rules.
	You can't have mass prayers at Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park.
	Why they let Muslims break the rules and have mass prayers.
	And the police officer was basically a giant cuck.
	And the next day, nine o'clock in the morning at her flat, knock on the door.
	Boom, boom, boom.
	It's the police.
	We need you to come out.
	We need you to open the door.
	And they were really persistent.
	And eventually she does.
	And they just grab her and drag her out.
	And they're like, don't resist.
	Don't resist.
	It's fucking Gestapo tactics.
	It's scary.
	Like, people are like, oh, you didn't do whatever it was, you know, break the moratorium on talking about all this thing.
	You're a coward.
	And it's like, dude, you don't know what it's like here.
	Shut up.
	Like, seriously.
	We've got to be careful here.
	Like, they actually do send the fucking Stasi around to your house.
	This is genuinely what this country's like.
	Just keep in mind and keep your head down, you know?
	Which I've failed to do, obviously.
	So, yeah.
	If I go to jail, then I'll be back.
	You know, it won't be forever.
	I don't want to, though.
	I think it's smart to stay out of jail.
	Who's closer to revealing the mindset of the intersectional far-left socialist types?
	George Orwell or Ayn Rand?
	Hmm.
	I think they reveal different facets of the mindset.
	Orwell from a sympathetic perspective.
	And Ayn Rand from an oppositional perspective.
	But to be fair, I need to read more Rand, to be honest.
	I haven't read that much of her.
	I've read people who are proponents of objectivism rather than her personally.
	Although, I've actually had some I had some of her essays around, which were not bad, actually, I've got to say.
	There's definitely some value in what she's saying, but I don't think that I can agree to the ethic of egoism.
	I don't think that's an ethical standard.
	Or a moral standard, anyway.
	I'll talk about another time, because there's a lot to think about there, and I haven't finished the train of thought.
	Noel, number three on trending on YouTube.
	Oh, I didn't even know.
	Good to know.
	Thanks for joining me, everyone.
	Thanks for making that.
	Portugal and Portuguese stand Tommy Robinson.
	We're scared of what Tommy Robinson is.
	I think that's a pro-Tommy Robinson tweet, but I guess because of the language, Barrett didn't come across very well.
	But I think, you know, that England and Portugal have got the oldest alliance in the world.
	Because we both hate the Spanish.
	I'm not kidding.
	It goes back to the 14th century.
	Predates the existence of Britain.
	Always, always love to hear from Portuguese, though.
	Love you, Sargon, or hail the blue whale, hey man.
	Shout out from South Florida.
	Hey, dude.
	British tea can't raise a candle to Asian tea.
	Listen, dude, we have started making our own tea, growing our own tea on our own soil.
	We don't need your goddamn filthy Asian tea.
	I need to get some of that English grown tea, actually, or Cornish grown tea.
	Can I send the petition even though American?
	Yeah, I think the.
	I think that basically the Anglosphere is effectively going to become culturally more homogenous as the decades go on with the existence of the internet and social media.
	Because, I mean, we're seeing this.
	Like, this is sort of the thing I cover.
	cover things all over the English-speaking world you know there's and everyone cares as well it's It's actually really nice to see people in Australia and Canada and America and wherever saying, look, I'm from these places and I care about what happens in Britain because of our cultural connections and the connection of the values.
	And I care what happens in America.
	I give a shit what happens in Canada.
	I give a shit what happens in Australia.
	And, you know, it's nice to see that kind of Anglosphere solidarity.
	About fucking time, I guess.
	But yeah, seriously, though, if you guys want to come and liberate us from our hate speech laws, feel free.
	Let's see no blocks enforced with all government officials.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Yeah, never going to happen.
	The Trump thing is not going to happen.
	It's fucking stupid, in my opinion.
	We were oppressed and shit.
	We were.
	People are being charged for thought crime, yes.
	You could wake up to a warrant.
	Yes, I could.
	Time to move to America, preferably Texas.
	I tell you what, I am definitely going to visit Texas next time I go to America because Texans all seem really nice to me.
	Like, I've had some really pleasant interactions with Texans online.
	And they're very proud of the behavior of Texans.
	And honestly, it's kind of cute.
	It's really sweet.
	It's like they're very proud that they're good people, decent people.
	I can respect that.
	I really can.
	Feels good, man.
	So what you're saying is that Starbucks owners like BBC.
	Yes, yes, I am saying that.
	I'm not saying I have evidence that the Starbucks owners are literal cucks.
	I'm just saying it's safe to assume.
	Sent you a couple of pics on Facebook Messenger that my friend sent me.
	He works at Starbucks and they'll be closed next Tuesday for his training.
	Yeah.
	Seriously, I want to see a video of that training.
	I want to see it.
	Thanks, Haster the King in Yellow, for $6.66.
	SJWs and the left are the worst than cancer in the world.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I mean, cancer is curable, isn't it?
	No, it would be class that's not racist.
	Sorry, I don't know what that was in reference to.
	But a lot of the time I'll say that's racist, ironically, for things that aren't racist.
	Because it's funny.
	The working class are Tommy Robinson.
	Yes, they are.
	I heard Sargon died.
	Press F to pay respects.
	It's news to me.
	What happens if when you get arrested?
	Why hasn't it happened to you yet?
	Britain's getting too spoopy for me.
	Honestly, I think I haven't broken any of the laws.
	That's why.
	It's just that people are afraid.
	And so they don't want to go near any of these subjects because they're afraid of social censure and they're afraid of legal penalties.
	But I'm not afraid.
	And I think I'll be fine.
	Petition just hit 300k.
	Really?
	I'm just gonna.
	That was a little while ago, so I'm just gonna check the petition now.
	In fact.
	Yep, 303,000.
	Fucking nice.
	Oh, come on.
	Let's get that to half a million.
	You gotta share that around.
	If half, it doesn't matter this on change.org.
	Half a million people signing this fucking petition.
	we we could deliver this in person to Theresa May and Downing Street you know like I like how you literally get someone to print it off or something Every fucking name, every signature.
	Just dump it outside Downing Street.
	It's like, listen, you have to listen to us.
	We are just too fucking numerous to ignore.
	Okay?
	Won't pay tax, but will shut 8,000 outlets.
	Dude, yeah, exactly.
	Did I watch the monk debate with John Peterson?
	Because I have to say, you sound an awful like an angry white man.
	I did watch it.
	I find it very interesting that the left-wingers were like, we have empathy, but you're an angry white man.
	Wow, wow, wow, from that guy.
	It's like, yeah, that's really empathetic.
	and Jordan Peterson, yeah, he's famously unempathetic when he's crying on radio because he feels sad at the plight of young men because no one gives a shit about them so I tell you what, I fucking, it is sad It's genuinely fucking sad.
	Sorry, I'm just going to.
	Yeah, it's genuinely fucking sad.
	But Peterson did great.
	His opening monologue.
	I was going to do a video on it again, but things keep coming up.
	I'm only one man.
	But his opening monologue was fabulous.
	He hit every point solidly.
	And Stephen Fry, though.
	Man, Stephen Fry fucking nailed it.
	He fucking nailed it on so many points.
	And he was so British about it.
	It was beautiful.
	To see him standing up for his principles despite the slings and arrows that are being slung at him for taking a principle stance in favor of free speech.
	And the thing is, right, John Peterson, really, is not a controversial guy.
	If you think about it, what he's actually suggesting.
	Like, be an adult, clean your room.
	Classical liberalism is a good idea.
	Maybe we should have individual rights.
	Not having individual rights is dangerous, so we should be really, really mindful of our individual rights.
	Shouldn't we?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Radical.
	Dangerous lunatic.
	You know, it's only because the SJWs are the SJWs that this is anything.
	You know, if John Pearson had come to prominence 50 years ago, he would be just a well-respected public intellectual.
	Instead, now he's basically Satan.
	And have you guys noticed the uptick in hit pieces against Peterson recently?
	It's like they have been spamming these fucking things out.
	And there's fucking zero content to them.
	They never address his points.
	They never address his arguments.
	Because if they do, they would have to accept that this is a legitimate thing.
	Social justice is a legitimate thing to have to debate.
	And Peterson rapes them on it.
	He absolutely rapes them.
	He is correct and they are not correct.
	And they know it.
	Good night.
	Hashtag Free Tom Robinson.
	Thank you, Tiego.
	Thanks for the donations as well, man.
	Colween.
	Nice profile picture.
	Sagon, what do you think?
	It's a trap.
	Probably.
	Sagwin, what do you think of Leet?
	L-E-E-337, the new SJW droid.
	Right, okay, so I went and watched Star Wars.
	It's not as bad as it could have been, actually.
	I've got to say, the solo film, Soilo, Hans Soilo, which is...
	So, Hans Soilo was a fucking...
	he was an alpha.
	He got the girl, you know.
	He had the girl chasing him.
	You know, I love you, I know, you know, all that sort of stuff.
	And he was, you know, he was a badass.
	He won.
	He got the girl.
	He was amazing.
	Hans Soilo is a fucking beta cuck who literally gets cucked several times in the film and doesn't end up getting the girl.
	It's like, okay.
	And yeah, there is an SJW droid who thinks that Lando Calrissian is in love with it.
	And literally, unironically, says things like droid lives matter.
	And like, Lando Calrissian's like, what do you want?
	She's like, equal rights.
	Oh, fuck you.
	Fucking.
	And literally tries to create a droid rebellion.
	And is running around.
	It's like an SJW power fantasy for the revolutionaries among them.
	It's fucking gay, basically, Colween.
	That's all I'm saying.
	It was just really gay.
	I saw you on the train today, loving your content.
	Oh, thanks, man.
	You should say hi.
	You should have said hi.
	Matthew Barnes, thanks, Sargon.
	You've driven me towards wanting to get more involved in politics in Australia, so I'm probably going to run for my local government.
	Good.
	Good luck.
	If there's anything I can do, I mean, I don't know what I can do, but I'm happy to help out or even if it's just giving you a shout-out in this week in Stupid or something.
	Get yourself registered and do whatever you have to do.
	And then when you have an interview with a local paper or something, email it to me.
	And I'll cover it.
	Just remind me of this interaction, and I'll cover it.
	And good night again, Tiego.
	And have fun in Portugal, my friend.
	Can I set up an event in Canada?
	I will do what I can.
	The only thing worse than exposure to bloodborne illness like HIV from hypodermic needles is Sean King telling everyone you're racist on social media for $17.76.
	Oh man, I tell you what, I'm starting to unironically become sort of a 1776er.
	I'm just saying.
	Like, but yeah.
	Sean, you're not black.
	You've got not a drop of black blood in you.
	I'm sorry, Sean.
	I'm really fucking sorry to tell you this.
	But I approve of your genetic imperialism.
	So carry on, sir.
	Thank you, and Chris de Lahama.
	Good profile picture.
	It's underreported, but Australia is going down the same path as UK.
	Keep doing what you're doing.
	Fuck Jim and the other spineless weasels.
	And hopefully you head down under one day.
	Like, Jim's just wasting his life because he hates himself.
	He wishes he could achieve something, but he doesn't have the self-confidence to do it.
	Like, I don't hate Jim or anything like that.
	I feel bad for him.
	I feel bad that he's wallowing in nonsense and he's ruining everything around him.
	That's not what a man does, in my opinion.
	That's what a boy does.
	That's what a coward does.
	And if you've got a problem with anything I'm saying, Jim, why don't you come to one of my live shows?
	Give you a spot on the stage.
	We'll have a chat.
	But I will come to Australia.
	In fact, I can't say any more, but I will be coming to Australia.
	I want to get myself banned from Twitter so I can sue them.
	You spell sue wrong.
	I don't know why I'm correcting your fucking spelling on a super chat.
	I'm sorry.
	But I can sue them for not letting me talk to my president and then set the law that turns Twitter into the new 4chan.
	It will.
	If Twitter becomes unable to ban people from its platform, holy shit, Twitter's going to become cancerous.
	Aiden Paladin for this being stupid?
	No, I'm doing Bering because Bering Guy's channel nuke, you know.
	Doesn't count it wasn't real communism.
	Yeah, I read that one out already, actually.
	Hello again, Tiago.
	You say?
	Okay, so Pascan Andre Votra PNR nas proximas I can't pronounce these words.
	I'm so sorry.
	They didn't fail the five-year plan finished.
	Ooh.
	That's in response to the Marxist restaurant.
	And that's a hell of a clever super chat.
	I like that one.
	Hey, Salgen, did I hear about the big alternative for Deutschland protest in Germany on Sunday?
	No, I didn't.
	Around 8,000 people standing up against Merkel.
	German flags everywhere.
	Dude, that's amazing.
	Honestly, that's genuinely.
	Like with the Day for Freedom over here.
	You know, it's like probably about the same sort of size protest.
	These submissions, they can't, I mean I know they're not ignoring this now, but they've, you would think they would think, right, okay, the smartest thing for us to do right now is compromise.
	It's easy for us to compromise.
	We could say, right, okay, we'll get whatever representative you guys pick to come up, talk to them, like, I don't know, Farage or whoever, you know, whoever the people are, they want to, the public want to get onto the thing.
	And have Farage.
	I mean, Faraz been explaining it for years.
	Look, just end mass immigration, leave the EU, and 90% of the problems will go away.
	End hate speech laws.
	Just get rid of it.
	Just repeal it.
	It's okay.
	We're not going to start hanging Muslims or something.
	It's just we're not going to send people to jail over Twitter.
	That's all.
	That's all I want.
	Just don't send people to jail for the things that they say on social media.
	Making sandwiches in a Marxist restaurant failed because making sandwiches triggers SJWs.
	Roaming Millennial.
	Yes.
	Hello.
	Miss Millennial.
	Miss.
	I'm too busy to come to your show, Millennial.
	Hmm?
	Please do another live show in North America after you and Arc one.
	I'd already booked my trip to Ireland when you announced it, and now I'm sad since I can't go.
	Well, is Ireland really more important than me?
	I think you should really evaluate your life.
	Sort your room.
	It's alright, dear.
	I'll do another one.
	I'll see you at MythCon, though.
	You'll go to MythCon, aren't you?
	Should be a good one.
	Thad Cummings sounds like an incel with a lisp.
	Man, okay, right.
	So I'm starting to really get tired of people shitting on incels, actually.
	I'm starting to feel really bad for incels, right?
	It's the lowest social rank in the entire West.
	Probably the entire world is a man who just can't get laid.
	It's really low on the social fucking ladder.
	And that's why men are desperate to get girlfriends when they're young.
	And when you get older, then you realise that that was a terrible mistake and you need to get away from them as quickly as you can.
	But that's when you're in your mid-30s.
	You know, when you're in your 20s, you'll be desperately trying to get some.
	And these guys who, for no fault of their own, are unable to do that.
	And everyone's like, oh, it's their personalities.
	It's like, well, some of them it's not, is it?
	You know, I mean, sure, for an Elliot Roger, sure, it's his personality.
	It must have been.
	You know, rich, pretty boy in Hollywood can't get a girlfriend.
	Yeah, okay, he must have severe personality problems.
	If that's, you know.
	But for most of them, like, I was reading through their forums and stuff to see what they were like.
	And most of them just seem sad and lonely.
	And so, like, the feminist and literally every left-wing outlet taking huge shits on these incels, it's like, let's be honest, a lot of you, A lot of you male feminists would be incels if it wasn't for the rapes you commit.
	I'm never going to stop going hard on male feminists.
	I tell you that.
	Get fucking fucked, male feminists.
	I don't know what's going on in the chat.
	Sorry, hang on.
	I'm going to.
	An ISIS troll?
	Fucking ISIS troll.
	Ban assault in cells.
	But seriously, if it wasn't for the pity fucks that feminists throw male feminists in order to set them up for later to accuse them of being rapists, then they'd be in cells too.
	So shut up, your shit.
	And if any one of you takes exception to it, you can come and find me in one of my fucking live shows, can't you?
	I wouldn't even ask them to make me a sandwich.
	Fucking loved it.
	Nailed it.
	Oh man, so there was a mayor, a Muslim mayor in Sheffield or somewhere like that.
	Somewhere in the north of England.
	I can't remember where it is.
	But he literally is quoted as saying, I wouldn't even toast to the queen.
	And when I first heard this, I was like, that's my fucking catchphrase, you motherfucker.
	That's that.
	I can probably sue you for that.
	You've stolen that from me.
	I'm not going to sue anyone over that, obviously, but it was annoying.
	I want to credit.
	Wouldn't even.
	I love the wouldn't even thing now.
	I absolutely adore it these days.
	I wouldn't even do something.
	It's so disdainful.
	It just makes me think of Sulla.
	Like, I wouldn't even conker you or something.
	That wasn't a real sandwich.
	Good point.
	This is still talking about the Marxist Bakery.
	Honestly, that's my favourite story of this week, and it wasn't even this week.
	But sandwiches are a tool of the patriarchy to oppress women.
	So I started reading the book list of Jordan Peterson beginning in 1984, in your opinion.
	What do you find the most disturbing similarities between the books, political outfits, the anti-sex league, and SJWs?
	Thank you.
	Hmm.
	I think I'll save that for another video.
	That's a good point.
	That's a really good point.
	Because there are so many.
	Like, the two minutes of hate is a very interesting thing.
	And weirdly prescient on Orwell's part.
	He must have seen these kind of behaviors in action already.
	weirdly prescient but I'm really I hate to do this guys but I'm actually really coming close to the taxi arriving I didn't realise how long this is taking.
	And there are loads of Super Chats here.
	I will do a stream.
	Right, so Google Saga Nova Cad live or live streams.
	You'll find my live channel.
	And I'll do a stream going through the rest of them.
	I'm sorry, I can't finish them all.
	I just looked at the clock.
	I have to go and get it sorted.
	So I'm really sorry that I can't continue this.
	But I will do it on there.
	So if you've sent one, I promise I will address it.
	But in the meantime, thank you for watching, everyone.
	Thank you for making this a number three trending stream.
	And I'm sorry I couldn't do a properly edited video this week.
	I just didn't have time.
	I've been busy as fuck.
	But Bering will be filling in for me next week.
	And he's probably going to be like Dankiller and do a better job of it than I do.
	But I'll speak to you soon.

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