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	Oh, hello.
	I think I might be live.
	Let me sort everything out and then I'll be sure that I am live.
	Yep, there we go.
	Hi, everyone.
	How are you?
	It's been a while.
	Been very busy.
	Hope you've been busy too.
	Everyone's got stuff going on.
	But I thought we'd do a bit of advocacy for diversity and inclusion.
	What we could just say is die, right?
	Diversity, inclusion, and equity.
	Because there's nothing sinister going on in any of these sort of advocacy movements.
	And I'm subscribed to a channel called David Jaffe.
	Just a small channel, 40,000 subscribers.
	Don't know if he's ever done anything important with his life or anything like that, but now he's a diversity, inclusion, and equity advocacy channel on the internet.
	And so I thought, well, I'll definitely learn how to be more inclusive in what I do.
	Definitely want a bit more diversity.
	And so I was watching one of his videos and it was just really weird how I've heard he's been around and for some reason, somehow, still, he doesn't get what's going on.
	He doesn't see that there's something happening.
	And I just thought it might be worth having a look at what he thinks of this.
	Because I just find it fascinating that as a man who I think has got plenty of experience dealing with radical left-wing activists and after being grilled and raked over the coals himself, I'm genuinely surprised that he's not more cynical about it all.
	But instead, he seems to have been taken in completely.
	And maybe this can serve as something of a red pill to pull him out of the matrix.
	So it was this video here.
	It's called PlayStation Game Goes Woke AF.
	Here we go again.
	And so David had some thoughts on it.
	And I figure we'd just watch along, have a little bit of commentary.
	Hey, chat, I do have it all loaded up, don't worry.
	Yes, David Jaffe, God of War, David Jaffe.
	That's correct.
	He's a troll.
	Well, I wish he was, actually.
	I don't think he's a troll.
	I think he's being directed by people who, not like in a conscious way, but he's got this kind of ideological pressure being put on him.
	That he's not doing a very good job of analysing.
	And so I thought I might try and help him out.
	So let's begin.
	Let's make sure I've got it all set up, actually, because I don't want to boom a moment, do I?
	forbid okay I think that's let me know if this doesn't work As I begin this video, I would like to introduce you or reacquaint you with one of SomeGamers' biggest line of bullshit.
	It kind of goes something like this.
	I don't mind diversity in my games.
	I don't mind diversity.
	I'm not homophobic.
	I'm not racist.
	I'm not anti-Semitic, what have you.
	I just don't like when companies take characters that we already love and know and they force this agenda into the characters.
	Wow.
	There's a lot to say.
	So if you don't like an external ideological agenda being forced into a property or product that you like, that's a line of bullshit, according to David.
	It's a line of bullshit.
	That's weird because it is an agenda.
	Like him going, oh, like, as if that's just something that is made up.
	It's just in the ether.
	So it's a conspiracy theory, perhaps.
	Nonsense, David.
	Absolute nonsense.
	We can see it.
	We can trace it.
	We can go and read their papers in which they describe what it is they want to do.
	There are, in fact, university textbooks that I've read and you haven't that say exactly what they're going to do.
	You may be aware of someone called Kimberly Crenshaw.
	You may be aware of Ibrahim X. Kendi and a bunch of others who are directly trying to manipulate our popular culture.
	And you're just sat here going, yeah, well, you just hate women.
	You just hate black people.
	You just hate gays.
	I mean, I don't know what to tell you, David.
	Why is that even on your mind?
	Why are you thinking such thoughts?
	You dunce?
	Like, sorry, I didn't mean to get to insults already, but like, who made you think like this?
	Like, when someone says, I don't like a particular thing, the correct and appropriate response is not, well, you must just hate this entire category of people.
	No one thinks like that.
	No one thinks like that.
	However, it is a very useful tactic for activists in order to try and silence those people who would object to the things that they're doing, isn't it, David?
	So again, like, I'm amazed that after so many years in close contact with these kinds of people, that you haven't managed to figure this out yet, that I have to do this stream be like David.
	It's nothing to do with hating anyone.
	It's about, and this is the key thing that I want you to pay attention to.
	It's about being aware of a nefarious will that is operating on something I like and therefore by proxy on me.
	I know what they want because I've read what they're trying to achieve.
	You haven't.
	Maybe you should.
	Or at least maybe you should check out like my work, James Lindsay's work, someone's work, anyone's work that would explain to you in detail using the primary sources.
	And I can name them all if you want.
	I can give you a list if you're looking for them of what they're trying to achieve.
	Because when I see someone acting through a particular medium that I'm enjoying, and they, if I just simply go back a few steps and read what they're trying to achieve before they interface with the thing I'm trying to enjoy, and I see that they say, well, look, what we're trying to do is change society.
	We've got a plan here, right?
	We're going to change these people's thoughts by altering the way that they think about and perceive that thing that they're dealing with.
	And that is going to allow us to do X, Y, or Z, whatever their plan is.
	In this case, it's particularly nefarious because what they're trying to do is fundamentally overturn Western liberal democracies and the society that underpins them because they view it as an outgrowth of white supremacy.
	They view the American Republic as a white supremacist project.
	And you've got these kind of lunatics who are essentially, they're like Nazis, basically, David.
	They are genuinely like Nazis.
	They genuinely look at all of humanity as power blocks, racial power blocks or gender power blocks.
	And they're sat there going, right, okay, how can we weaponize those what we consider to be fringe minorities against the majority in the center and overturn it in order to create a new kind of society?
	Why would I play into that?
	Why would I go, oh, well, you know, I don't hate women or gays or black people.
	I'm just going to be all right with whatever the changes they've made and carry on as their willing puppet.
	Why would I do that?
	Why wouldn't I just say, hey, get fucked.
	Get fucked, you fucking communist shits who have got like some racial nationalist agenda and you're using my media, my popular media, the culture that I'm trying to enjoy in order to advance this agenda.
	Why wouldn't I stop right there and say, no, I'm not engaging with this agenda.
	I'm not carrying on.
	Why would I just continue it?
	Oh, oh, because someone might call me a name.
	Oh, God.
	Imagine being in 2015 when we're afraid of being called names, David.
	Christ on a bike.
	And like, we're literally 28 seconds in.
	And already the entire premise of what you're doing looks foolish.
	Absolutely foolish.
	And I say this, right?
	As someone who quite likes you, right?
	I've enjoyed your channel for quite a while.
	I realize we're going off on a rant now.
	But I quite like you, and I quite like your channel, and I watch your stuff fairly regularly.
	And so, watching this was just like, wow, you know, this is just such small-minded stuff, where it's just, it's, it's wild watching you be in the grip of this ideology and then trying to justify being in the grip of this ideology.
	And I can only assume it's because you live in California.
	Well, I don't live in California.
	And I think that people who live in California are basically mental.
	So anyway.
	Why are you making Superman gay?
	He's not, but let's, for the sake of this discussion, assume he is, because some people think that.
	But his son is, or his son is bi.
	Why are you turning this character into a woman?
	Why is Batgirl going to be played by a black lady?
	Okay.
	They don't have a problem, they say, if with the characters, they just don't want the characters that are already what they are.
	Just leave those be, right?
	We already know those.
	It's just bad storytelling.
	It's just bad writing.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I mean, A, it is, but it's also because I can see that they're trying to do something that I don't want them to do.
	Like, I don't want them to debauch Superman.
	Like, I don't want them to sit there and tell me about Superman's sexual preferences.
	I just don't care.
	You know, shouldn't he be saving the world rather than talking about whether he can take a dick up his ass?
	Is that not something we should be?
	Isn't he meant to be like a shining example of morality to humanity?
	Is that not what?
	No, no, no.
	It's about whether he likes to lick puss or suck dick, right?
	That's what we're talking about now.
	Great.
	Who put this thought in your head, David?
	Why is that an appropriate thing for you to talk about?
	Who do you think is pulling these strings, David?
	All right, fine.
	Well, this last week, Monday, I think it was, when Sony dropped their state of play, I think it was Monday, we have a piece of evidence to suggest, which is what we knew all along, is that a meaningful percentage of the people who float that line of bullshit, I don't have a problem with diversity.
	Just don't change the characters.
	You've already done this, bad storytelling.
	Oh, I've got a problem with diversity because diversity is a loaded code word.
	I don't have a problem with people of other races or genders or whatever is in games, obviously.
	But the term diversity is not simply some neutral, ideologically unloaded word.
	No, no, no, no.
	This is a shibboleth, David.
	Are you for diversity?
	And if you say, well, not really.
	I don't know what that means.
	Then you're part of the problem.
	If you say, of course, I'm of course I'm pro-diversity.
	I love diversity.
	And they say, ah, okay, you're one of the team.
	This is how we know you're one of ours.
	And this is why you're like, oh, they say that, but this is bullshit.
	David, it's not bullshit, right?
	They just don't want some radical leftist fucking with their stuff.
	That's it.
	We have evidence, more evidence to suggest that that's horseshit.
	And I think we all knew it was horseshit.
	You don't know who you're talking about.
	You're talking about random accounts on the internet.
	You're like, oh, yeah, we've got evidence to suggest this horseshit.
	No, David, you don't have any evidence to suggest anything.
	This is just what you want to believe.
	You just want to believe this because this confirms you in your current worldview.
	Oh, it's not that a bunch of radical leftists are pulling my strings and fucking everything that I love up.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	It's not that.
	It's that those people over there are the problem.
	That's it.
	That's what this is, David.
	That's what this is.
	And it's embarrassing.
	Right?
	I'm playing this game last night, some horror game.
	It was kind of cool.
	And I was chatting, I was streaming it.
	And somebody's asking me about the trailer that Sony just put out for this game.
	What's it called?
	We are OFK, okay?
	Which is this indie pop kind of, I don't even know what the game is.
	It was kind of this dialogue heavy.
	It kind of feels very much like a, I mean, here it is right here.
	It feels very much like a kind of, I mean, it's got the Life is Strange vibe, but the gameplay, who's really to say at this point?
	I don't fucking know.
	Here's, you know, here's some shots from the thing.
	And it's probably like mini-games, and it's like five episodes.
	And apparently, it's semi-autobiographical, and there's a real band called We Are OFK, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	So he's asking me about this trailer.
	And what do you think?
	And I'm like, I don't know.
	I thought it looked kind of boring.
	I thought the art style was really cool, but it's just not my kind of game.
	Yeah, it looks shit, right?
	It looks self-indulgent.
	It looks like some crap that an SJW makes because they want to sit there and talk about themselves rather than tell you an interesting story and give you an interesting gameplay experience.
	Again, it's massively solipsistic.
	It's about someone else's agenda.
	It's not about, did you see the did you see the black trans lives matter t-shirt?
	It's about ideology.
	It's about presenting a kind of religious worldview.
	It's not about you as the consumer having a good time.
	It's not about you as the player having a good time.
	It's not about speaking to you and trying to actually impart to you a human experience because that would take the audience into consideration, right?
	If you're trying to share a human experience with someone, you have to know something about them and you would have to appeal to something about them to try and get them on the same page as you in order to then say, right, we can share and experience it.
	No, no, no.
	This is different.
	This is about being preached at.
	This is about being told this is what you should think.
	And this doesn't appeal to you at all, does it, David?
	You're looking at this thinking, this looks shit.
	But you saw the Black Trans Lives Matter t-shirt as well, didn't you, David?
	You know, I didn't like most of what they showed at State of Play the other day.
	I was just not, it really wasn't for me, you know.
	Isn't that weird, though?
	Isn't that weird?
	Like, you're the creator of one of the most popular video games ever.
	If anyone's got a pulse, a finger on the pulse of what it is that gamers like to play, it's surely someone like you.
	But most of the video games that you're seeing coming out now aren't for you.
	Just who are they for?
	Who are they for?
	What are they for?
	Like, it's really weird, isn't it?
	How the gaming industry is just crap.
	Like, there's so much.
	Like, what do I see people talking about video game-wise these days?
	What's everyone hyped about?
	What's that?
	They're hyped about a fucking Diablo 2 reskin.
	I mean, I dread to think how many years, how many hours, well, probably years, actually.
	How many hours of play I put into Diablo 2, and everyone's hyped about a reskin.
	And then V the other day is like, hey, Age of Empires 4 is out and it looks great.
	What is it?
	It's basically a reskin of Age of Empires 2.
	And, but it's, you know, there's a couple of small changes, but it's basically the same.
	And I played it and I enjoyed it, right?
	But that's not innovation.
	Games these days suck.
	Let's be real.
	Same as films.
	Films these days suck.
	TV shows, comics.
	Our culture is producing shit media.
	And it's because the gatekeepers of this media, the people in control of it, are ideological and self-absorbed.
	They don't care about the evil people who are currently playing old games that have been reskinned.
	Like, you know, this is true, David.
	And then he specifically goes to this part.
	He brings up this part.
	I mean, the whole thing is obviously very, if you look at it.
	It is very diverse.
	It's very female-centric, if not female-only, in terms of the characters.
	And it ain't speaking to you, is it?
	It ain't speaking to you because it turns out that men and women are different.
	Anyway, go on.
	and whatnot, different races and whatnot.
	And then you get to this part where they're...
	Oh, God, different races.
	Ooh.
	David, right?
	Like, I personally fucking love Warhammer.
	I really enjoy, I really enjoyed Gladius, right?
	Well, I'm a Gladius.
	This is just a, you know, 4X turn-based strategy game.
	And I happen to like playing the Tyrannids.
	I'm just sat there going, well, where's my representation games workshop?
	You know, I'm not represented anyway.
	And they're like, well, you could play the Space Marine.
	It's like, well, I'm not a seven-foot-tall fucking Space Marine, am I?
	Oh, I'll have to play Imperial Guard.
	Because apparently I can't play something unless I personally have fat neckbeard and represented in it.
	Like, if I'm not in it, I can't enjoy it.
	That's the way these fuckers think, David.
	You know, most of the games I play, there aren't humans in them.
	Or if they are, you know, they're not like regular people or anything.
	And so I'm just sat there thinking, what kind of lunatic is obsessed with representation?
	Well, I can tell you, actually.
	It's a chap called Charles Lawrence.
	Have you ever looked him up, David?
	You've never heard of him, have you?
	Charles Lawrence III, right?
	He is one of the sort of key scholars of critical race theory.
	And it's him.
	that seems to have been the progenitor of the idea of representation as being important because they view there being power in narratives.
	Narratives set people's perceptions of reality.
	And so his view was to essentially flood the airwaves with constant left-wing, radical, left-wing narratives promoting equality, diversity, inclusion, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	But not things that speak to like the regular human experience, right?
	Not things that speak to the actual person, but projections of other people's view of the world.
	I don't expect you to understand that, David.
	I don't even expect you to look into it because, I mean, you know, there's no way you're going to.
	But I just want you to be aware that, again, all of this was done consciously.
	It was done deliberately.
	Again, Kimberly Crenshaw, another critical race theorist, key author in the corpus of critical race theory, specifically called this a Gramscian war of position.
	They can't just overwhelm our institutions or our society because what we had was too well integrated.
	And so they were like, right, okay, we're going to have to spend our time breaking these things down.
	And now you're talking about whether Superman takes it up the fucking ass.
	They've won.
	They've done very, very well.
	They knew what they were doing and you're a useful idiot for them.
	Sorry, David, do carry on.
	And the band and where's this person wearing it?
	They're like, what about the t-shirt?
	And I knew what they meant because I knew when I saw it, people were going to have a shit fit, but I was just waiting for people to say something.
	Here's a character in the game who's, I guess, one of the singers, and they're wearing a Black Trans Lives Matter t-shirt, right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they are.
	Let me just see if I can.
	Did I, did I, did I pull it up?
	Oh, yeah, I did, right?
	Go and read an essay by Kimberly Crenshaw written in 1989 called Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex, a black feminist critique of anti-discrimination doctrine, feminist theory, and anti-racist politics.
	This, David, is the genesis, the inception of the term intersectionality.
	I know you don't know anything about this, right?
	But the reason this is important is because this is why we're talking about black trans lives.
	Don't know whether I have to point this out, David, but that's a really fucking small percentage of the population.
	Like you, your constituency there is minuscule.
	I mean, the constituency of trans people is fucking minuscule anyway.
	But then black trans, why them?
	Why are they more important than Latino trans?
	Why are they more important than Jewish trans, David?
	Why are you excluding them?
	Oh, God, because what this is, right?
	This is all a very calculated attempt to try and raise these marginal identities to positions of supremacy.
	Again, read this essay.
	This is not new, and this is not like hidden either.
	It's just obscure because nobody wants to go and read a fucking 30-page essay by some intellectual from 30-odd years ago.
	But it's not new, and it's been done consciously to focus your attention into ever more marginalized groups.
	Now, in this, Kimberly Crenshaw is doing it for black women, right?
	So black men had more attention placed on them and white women had more attention placed on them.
	She's like, well, okay, well, if I take an insection of this, black women, and we raise this to prominence, then we start arriving at what she considers what the modern progressives would call the progressive stack, although that's falling out of favor these days.
	Because, I mean, it's literally racial hierarchies.
	But the point that Kimberly Crenshaw is getting to here is that, look, I can raise black women's importance and, again, challenge the hegemonic narratives of the United States.
	And you can just keep more finely slicing this.
	And so we've arrived at black trans women.
	It's like, I don't care.
	I just don't care.
	And I don't think I should have to.
	These are not a particularly important fixture in my life.
	Not interested in being in the media I'm in.
	Not that I care either way.
	It's just not something that bothers me.
	Why does it bother you?
	You know, why are you even thinking about this?
	Who has directed your attention to this and why?
	What are they trying to achieve?
	Anyway, David, let's carry on.
	Okay.
	And apparently, this has kind of upset a number of people.
	And so Sony today puts out their, you know, just on the PlayStation Twitter feed, this is coming.
	And I started scrolling through the comments, and lo and behold, it's exactly what you would expect.
	I hope the game fails miserably.
	What the fuck was the point in this?
	Here's a guy vomiting or sucking a banana.
	I don't know which one it is.
	They're both clearly not, you know, things you would want to see.
	Enjoy the backlash.
	This guy says to PlayStation, this was the cringiest and most out-of-place trailer I ever witnessed.
	This guy's got Steve Harvey like, what the fuck?
	Let's play the feud.
	More social engineering drivel.
	Okay.
	So just to give these people in the comments their due, well done for being on patrol lads.
	You're absolutely correct.
	It is social engineering drivel.
	It's exactly the point of this, David.
	I don't know why you find this amusing or why you would think this is ridiculous, why you'd think it would be impossible that radical leftists, after realizing they couldn't just conduct a revolution in the West, felt that they need to, as Crenshaw puts it, attack the sturdy fortresses and redoubts of civil society.
	I don't know why you find that unusual or unexpected or impossible, but these people are clearly smarter than you are.
	And maybe you should start becoming aware of that because it is social engineering.
	Again, why else would you have it?
	What constituency are you appealing to with Black Trans Lives Matter?
	You are not appealing to some commercially viable demographic there.
	What you are doing is trying to inject these thoughts into people's worldview, into their sort of thought processes, and try and make them feel like they are being productive members of society by buying into this worldview and therefore buying this product and promoting this product.
	And you're doing it for free.
	You're doing this for this product for free, even though you don't benefit at all from this.
	None of this matters to anyone and barely anyone.
	And this is a product of radical left-wingers who are trying to engineer a new kind of society.
	Don't know why you're going along with it.
	Why would you not be exactly where Pete Holness is there and go, no, this is social engineering drivel.
	Give me something that I want to buy and I want to play.
	Or I'm not buying your crap because why would you?
	No other announcement in game history has left me so visibly angry.
	Here's more vomit.
	That's kind of the order of the day.
	This guy's like, yeah, I'm out.
	Like anybody gives a fuck toast, Jervis.
	I do.
	Goodbye, Toast Jervis.
	Gay, woke garbage, propaganda game.
	All completely accurate assessments, by the way, David.
	All correct on this.
	The Black Trans Lives Matter shirt was so fucking cringe, laughed my ass off.
	True.
	A. Critano says, totally agree.
	Not even with this attempt to resemble Life is Strange with the five chapters.
	Games should be fun and intriguing, not literally indoctrination or moral imposition.
	Great point.
	That is a great point.
	And it sucks that you're on the outside of that great point because A. Cratonos there has incisively identified what the problem is.
	Like these, as Charles Lawrence put it, are vehicles for their narratives.
	They're not interesting.
	They're not speaking to you.
	They're not here to help you have fun or, you know, spend your time where you're not in the Amazon warehouse packing boxes.
	No, no, no, no.
	These are designed to indoctrinate you into an ideology.
	And at least these people can see it.
	It goes on.
	If you go over to the PlayStation actual blog where they're talking about it, same shit.
	Absolute same shit.
	Lame as fuck.
	This legit almost made me want to sell my PS5.
	More woke nonsense.
	So sick of far-left ideology and identity politics infesting so much of the industry.
	All it does is divide people.
	Really?
	That's what's dividing people's- Daniel Wilfred.
	Katie Georges.
	No.
	Well, then you won't be able to play it anymore.
	Give me a look, but I can't charge it at the moment.
	I'm currently streaming, so you've got to go back inside, okay?
	See you in a little bit.
	Wait, you're gonna have to do it again.
	Hmm?
	You're gonna have to do it again.
	Okay, come on.
	You stay in there.
	This song because I'm streaming at the moment.
	Yeah.
	Sorry about that.
	And that's why I don't want my son.
	That's why I don't want this woke ideology bullshit being injected in the media that I consume or that me and my son consume.
	And, you know, I would like him to be normal.
	Anyway, where were we?
	Where were we?
	Spotted Badger, you fucking moron.
	My wife's boyfriend will love this.
	Oh my God.
	Oh, come on.
	That's funny, David.
	Anyway, the reason I bring this up is, I mean, it's because it's bothering you, right?
	Because it's bothering you.
	Like, oh, my God, why are all these people saying that my new religion is bad?
	Why are they acting as if there's a problem with something that I've been persuaded to accept?
	And it's because there is a problem with it.
	There's a deep problem when you try and get the margins of society to dominate society.
	We have a minority of people who are completely dominant over all of the aspects of your culture.
	What you have there is an aristocracy.
	I don't know whether this has to be pointed out to you, but you're America.
	You're not meant to have aristocracies.
	Isn't that weird?
	Especially a racial one.
	A totally unaccountable, unelected group of people with a completely alien agenda to your society, calling the shots for the entertainment in that society in order to indoctrinate that society.
	I mean, why would anyone be in favor of that?
	You wouldn't rationally choose that.
	And so that's why they had to be so subversive about it.
	And it's because you've been subverted that you're so upset by it.
	Because they're bad people.
	Carry on, David.
	There's a bunch of reasons.
	For me, it's a very interesting story for a couple of reasons.
	One is, I don't even think the band is a real band.
	I think the band is kind of like a band version of Hatsu, what's her name, Hatsu Namiku, from Japan.
	I think the band is, or like the gorillas.
	This is Team OFK, right?
	These are the folks who have created the game and the band and the shows.
	My understanding, or from what I'm gathering, they're a virtual band.
	I mean, they're actual singers and writers and stuff, but they're a band that doesn't exist outside of this fiction.
	So that's, I guess, why it's semi-autobiographical.
	I assume that the people who are in the band and writing the story fundamentally have these experiences that the story's written about, but they're not a real band called OFK other than this virtual version.
	Okay, that's interesting, first off, because I was like, oh, who is this band?
	And then I'm looking at this.
	I'm like, this person's familiar.
	Why do I know this person?
	This, let me just, before I get back to my point, let's just take a little detour.
	This is one of the best concept artists.
	Just let's take a second to appreciate some of these.
	Look at this.
	What am I looking at?
	Just the lost and dispossessed products of insectionality who are desperately trying to express their personal identity and uniqueness by happening to all look basically the same.
	It's just this general smush of, oh, you know, nondescript progressive Californians.
	That's what it is.
	This just looks so unfathomably and insufferably Californian to me, David.
	Like, there's nothing about, I would never recognize any of these people if I had to see them again.
	Who cares?
	Who cares?
	None of them look like they've had a single original thought in their entire lives.
	But they're going to tell me about like the mental illnesses they have, the way their gender identity is, their pronouns, obviously.
	And they're going to be totally interchangeable with the next one that comes along.
	Because none of these are like people with internal monologues, David.
	They're all the fucking same.
	In the business.
	That's diversity.
	They are fucking phenomenal.
	This is Nafisa tongue.
	Nafisa worked with me on Drawn to Death.
	Here is her page.
	Wow.
	And let me just fucking tell you something.
	Okay.
	I mean, any team, you know, just back the fuck up, I guess, is what I'm saying.
	You're talking about one of the most talented people, one of the most creative people that I have come across in over 20 years and working in video games.
	And you guys, not all of you, but the people making these comments, it's like, man, fuck you.
	She could run and model and animate and concept rings around you, stupid motherfuckers.
	Sit back.
	Oh, yeah.
	I couldn't do any of this.
	Good for her.
	She's got artistic skill.
	Brilliant.
	Do something with it.
	Do something with it.
	Like, make something exciting.
	For the love of God.
	Be a good consumer and fucking either buy it or don't.
	But shut the fuck up.
	All right.
	There we go.
	And that's the progressive gatekeeper at work.
	Be a good consumer.
	Shut the fuck up.
	Don't think about the fact that we're trying to indoctrinate you and, of course, your children by extension.
	And just accept that, you know, trans women are women.
	Just accept that, you know, diversity is good.
	Just accept that all of these things that we are promoting are coming as beneficent conquerors to your media and to your lives.
	You didn't ask for it.
	You know, you didn't need it.
	Everything was kind of fine just before it.
	And, you know, if we were to judge any of the insectional claims on their own merits, it'd be like, well, we don't have black people in movies.
	I mean, we always have, actually.
	But don't worry.
	We don't have women in movies.
	Yeah, we always have.
	We don't have women heroes.
	Yes, we've always had women heroes.
	Well, I mean, you know, but bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, right?
	Constant streams of bullshit as they invade your media on claims that aren't even valid.
	You know, but David Jaffe's like, oh, don't hear it.
	Shut your fucking mouths.
	Just give us your money.
	No one's giving you the money for any of this crap, David.
	That's why it's going to fail.
	Right?
	I'd only say that.
	Trust me, she don't need me defending her.
	But I say that as somebody who's been around and been privileged to been around her level of talent.
	Oh, God, just suck that feminine penis, David.
	Keep going.
	She's okay.
	She seems fine.
	I mean, you know, I'm not an artist, so I'm looking at this stuff going, yeah, yeah, it looks, looks alright.
	But I've seen lots of art.
	And, you know, I'd give this a 7 out of 10.
	You know, just, these characters look interesting enough.
	They're not great.
	I've seen better, but they're not bad.
	They're perfectly serviceable in the professional industry you're in.
	So I wouldn't be disappointed if my artist produced this work.
	I'd be like, okay, cool.
	What's this character about?
	Oh, they're a genderqueer demi ex.
	Oh, God.
	Okay, fine.
	Just to know that she's got to put up with fucking morons like you guys, it's just, it's ridiculous.
	Oh, no, it's ridiculous.
	Do you know what, David?
	I've got to put up morons like you who sit there and go, yeah, well, you don't want us perverting the thing that you grew up with and enjoyed it.
	Well, that means you're bad.
	I've got to put up with that.
	You know, sorry, David.
	Look at the fucking diversity on display.
	Ooh, diversity.
	Oh, fucking hell, David.
	The diversity.
	I don't care.
	I just don't care.
	I care whether it's good.
	I care whether it speaks to me on a sort of emotional level.
	You know, I mean, maybe some of it's good.
	I don't know.
	I don't care.
	I just don't care about the word diversity.
	I don't care about the concept of diversity.
	You know, if things weren't diverse, okay, well, so what?
	I mean, like, I'm currently building a Space Marine Army.
	It's not very diverse, but I'm really enjoying the army.
	You know, they're all the same color, basically, David.
	They're all men in power armor.
	Oh, no, it's not diverse, but I am really enjoying it.
	Like, fucking diversity.
	Imagine thinking that the world is just made of a singularity of things.
	Like, this is again another one of progressivism's false fucking claims.
	Nobody thinks that things aren't diverse.
	Like, in every story, it's diverse.
	You've got a hero and a villain.
	Oh, my God.
	There's a plurality of stuff.
	Yes, there always has been.
	There always will be.
	That's just the very nature of what these things are.
	Identity is like that.
	You distinguish between one thing and another, and then you have a diversity of things.
	You can stop saying diversity as if it fucking means anything other than progressive, progressive, progressive, progressive, progressive entryway into your fucking hobby or whatever it is.
	They have her ability.
	It's just, it's fucking crazy.
	It's fucking crazy that you, you know, but okay, but that's that's let's come back from the aside.
	So Nafisa's working on it.
	Um, all these other folks are working on it.
	Yeah.
	And the thing that really bothers me the most, this bullshit line of, I wouldn't mind if this was simply a new character.
	Well, motherfucker, this is not Superman.
	This is not somebody making Batman black.
	This is not somebody turning Spider-Man into a woman or James Bond into a woman.
	Not that any of that would be a problem for most thinking humans that stand.
	Are you fucking mental?
	It wouldn't be a problem if literally a bunch of radical leftist ideologues come along and just bastardize absolutely everything you love in media.
	Why wouldn't that be a problem for most people?
	Like, like one of the hilarious things is Doctor Who.
	My wife loved Doctor Who.
	She fucking loved it right up until it went woke.
	And then it went straight down into the pan.
	And then they had the female Doctor Who.
	She's like, I'm not watching this shit.
	You know, this is not the character I expected.
	She's not political, David.
	She doesn't, like, I don't talk to her about politics.
	She's not interested in talking about politics.
	She's interesting in watching soap operas and, you know, taking the kids to school and doing mum stuff, right?
	But she doesn't want this shit.
	Nobody wants this shit.
	Oh, oh, maybe the next James Bond will be a woman.
	Oh, good.
	I can't wait for that to fucking crash and burn as well.
	You know, and the thing is, I'm kind of full on acceleration this day.
	Yeah, let's nosedive the culture.
	Yeah, bastardize everything.
	Transition James Bond.
	Fucking, you know, just do everything that you can that is the worst you can absolutely do.
	I want everyone to see what you're doing to their culture.
	And notice, however, notice, what are people talking about?
	What are people talking about?
	Something called Squid Game.
	Now, I haven't seen Squid Game, but I am aware that it was made in South Korea.
	Hmm.
	Okay.
	Well, what else are people talking about?
	Oh, my hero academia is one thing my daughter talks about.
	She doesn't talk about Western comics.
	She talks about Eastern comics.
	She talks about Japanese comics or South Korean movies and things like this.
	It's like you don't seem to understand that this kind of authoritarian, identitarian, like cultural jihad has totally stultified things.
	And you getting on your soapbox and berating people, how dare you not like these things?
	Oh, I can't believe you don't like these things.
	Well, it's not going to make people like them.
	You know, at the very worst, you can, at the very best, sorry, you can make them feel guilt-tripped into watching them, but that's not going to make them enjoy them.
	There's no passion there.
	And as a man who has created things that have generated a great deal of passion, I'm amazed you're on board with all of this.
	I wonder if we'll discover why.
	Stand upright and walk, but for you, it is fine.
	I don't agree with you, but we don't have to agree.
	Fine.
	Well, this isn't any of that.
	Is it fine that we disagree?
	I mean, you seem to be coming across as very belligerent.
	These are brand new fucking characters.
	Not only are they so brand new, you've never heard of them, they're so brand new they don't even exist.
	It doesn't look like they're even fucking real.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So they create a bunch of brand new characters.
	And that's what people are like, well, yeah, look, if you're going to create a good character, a new character that happens to have these properties, that's fine.
	And that is fine.
	But again, it's like wearing a skin suit.
	You can see the sort of limb of the giant monster that is progressivism and like radical left-wing politics puppeteering this thing going, look, I've got a new character.
	Do you like this new character?
	Look, it's got these things you like.
	Like this thing.
	It's like, look, I can see that this is connected to a massive and demented ideology that I don't want to have any part of, David.
	So you can sit there and go, but you said you like you, you'd be fine with the new catch.
	I would be fine.
	Like if some random person who wasn't a progressive ideologue was like, look, I've created this character called Bruce.
	He's a black woman, or she's a black woman, I should say.
	And she has been fighting demons her whole life.
	I'm like, okay.
	And, you know, what she likes to catch.
	Well, she's actually pretty gruff, heart gold, whatever, blah, blah, blah.
	And if the character happened to be interesting and you told a good story of that character, I wouldn't care that they're a black woman.
	That doesn't bother me at all.
	Why would it bother anyone?
	What bothers me is that, you know, I know that when you present to me a black trans woman or whatever, I know that's connected to a very manipulative ideology that's deliberately trying as negative designs on me and my family.
	And participating in engaging in the media that they're going to produce is part of their strategy in order to break apart the things that I love.
	That's the problem, fucking fuck's sake, David.
	Okay, so sitting there going, well, but you said you like, I don't care.
	I'll enjoy the media I fucking want to enjoy.
	But when I see a bunch of progressive ideologues who are like, look, you know, we've snuck in now, haven't we?
	You've got you now.
	No, you don't, because I can see you.
	And so can everyone else, if the comments are anything to go by.
	We can recognize woke indoctrination when we see it.
	Sitting there going, yeah, but this is one thing that you said, blah, blah, blah.
	There's no catching us on this shit, David.
	It's not like, ah, but you said this, this, and this, and therefore, if we present that, and that, and that, you've got to agree with us now.
	No, it's you and your ideology, your movement that is the problem.
	It's disgusting.
	It's manipulative.
	It's deceitful.
	If this was in some of the framing, it would look kind of rapey, wouldn't it?
	You know, it would be like, sorry, you know, I'm not, I've said no to you and your movement.
	That's it.
	That's as far as that goes.
	You can't guilt trip me into it.
	You can't call me bad names and make me do it.
	You know, you can't trick me by creating the thing you think I want to see.
	That's it.
	Do you understand?
	They were pulled out of the ether by this team OFK group.
	And it's still not acceptable to a lot of you guys.
	It's still not acceptable to me.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	It is the ideology, the people, the team, the motivation, the reason they're doing all of this.
	That's the unacceptable thing.
	Doesn't matter if they produce a fucking giant golden god of a game that I would love in any other circumstance.
	I would still say no.
	In the same way, if literally you had fucking Hitler, Goebbels, and Himmler being like, well, look, we know that you don't like Nazism, but we've produced Super Mario Brothers.
	And you really like Super Mario Brothers.
	Look, it's a fun game.
	So now will you accept us?
	And I'd still say no.
	Do you understand?
	No, no, no, because of what you're trying to do.
	The people who made this and the intent that they have is the problem.
	So sitting there going, yeah, but we've got you now.
	You don't have us now.
	To those people whose names that hopefully you saw, big and proud, that were mocking this shit.
	And they deserve to be called out.
	They just, I mean, it's not their real fucking names, of course.
	They deserve to be praised as well, depending on whether you agree with the agenda that they're critiquing.
	Because they're cowards, but they deserve to be at least called out.
	Because they're cowards.
	Oh, it's that easy, isn't it, David?
	It's that easy to tell.
	Oh, these people against whom the power structures are cutting, oh, you're just cowards for not just raising your heads up and abandoning your online anonymity and allowing the progressive scythe off of your head.
	You're just a coward, David says, from the position of the safe fortress of progressive hegemony.
	Fuck off.
	Fuck off.
	Honestly, David.
	Out virtually from a standpoint of A.
	This is what you think, because you're not really saying you don't want Superman gay.
	What you're saying is you don't want anybody gay.
	You don't want to...
	That's right.
	If you don't want Superman to be debauched and debased by progressives, you don't want anyone to be gay.
	Who has a thought like that, David?
	Who has a thought like that?
	Let's go back a second.
	Let you carry on because I didn't realize I forgot where this is going.
	Not virtually from a standpoint of A.
	This is what you think, because you're not really saying you don't want Superman gay.
	What you're saying is you don't want anybody gay.
	You don't want anybody black.
	You don't want anybody trans.
	You don't want anybody, anybody different or anybody who makes you a little bit uncomfortable.
	You don't want it.
	So at least.
	I love the idea that that's the case.
	I love that you think that's the case.
	I mean, I don't think I could construct a more ridiculous straw man if I tried.
	Like, if you don't want James Bond to be a woman, you don't want anyone to be a woman.
	David, it's so stupid.
	It's such a stupid thing for you to say.
	And you're saying it aggressively, like you mean it.
	I love it.
	I love it.
	Come on.
	Come on.
	You must be aware that this is not something anyone thinks.
	Like, nobody's like, right, how can we exterminate all of Africa?
	Because I don't want anyone to be black.
	Like, no one thinks that, David.
	You know, your position is ridiculous.
	You sound like a clown and you're a clown for a very nefarious and sinister agenda.
	And I don't know why.
	You know, why are you publicly embarrassing yourself like this?
	These fucking have the fucking balls to say that is what you think.
	And then even though I won't respect your view, I'll at least, you know, I have the balls to have this ridiculous perspective of assigned to you that nobody has.
	Like, David, no one thinks that.
	More respect.
	If you go onto parts of the web that are just stomach turning, these kind of like, you know, anti-Jewish and KKK pages and stuff.
	What, like fucking Labor Party headquarter pages?
	Like, where do you go on the web that you find that sort of stuff?
	Like, you've really got to search for that kind of thing now, don't you?
	Where they literally sell video games where you can run around and shoot minorities.
	I have more respect for those developers because they at least put their fucking real names on their thing and they say, look, this is what I think.
	I think they're idiots, but at least they're willing.
	They have the fucking fortitude to stand up and say, this is what I think.
	Right.
	So if you're not in favor of radical left-wing agenda, you are a Nazi, but you're a secret Nazi.
	You're hiding your Nazism.
	Right.
	Very sensible, David.
	Totally charitable.
	Absolutely what people are thinking.
	I think you've got them bang on the money.
	You don't sound like a fucking idiot.
	You've absolutely, you've nailed everyone.
	Literally millions and millions of secret Nazis are like, oh, God, David Jaffe's onto me.
	I'm a secret Nazi.
	Idiots.
	You're a bunch of fucking cowards.
	You hide behind a bullshit name.
	And beyond that, you literally lie.
	You say, oh, I don't have a problem with it.
	It's a new character.
	Well, here's new characters.
	Oh, I have a problem with it.
	Your new characters, David.
	They don't want your new character, the team that you're presenting here, who say, you know, black trans lives matter.
	They don't want your characters.
	They don't have a problem.
	Like, you know, when, like, take Squid Game, right?
	I assume Koreans are people of color.
	I assume.
	And so that comes out and they watch it and they're like, hey, this is awesome.
	I haven't seen it, so I'm just assuming.
	But let's say, for example, it's awesome, and everyone's like, hey, this is awesome.
	Nobody's talking about the fact they're Korean, right?
	Nobody's talking about that.
	And everyone's talking about the story that they're being presented with.
	And yet, if you're like, hey, look, so Captain America, he's a Korean man now, because we know you like Koreans.
	Like, no, I'm not interested in that.
	Oh, you hate Koreans.
	That's not how it works, is it?
	Again, it's not what you're doing.
	It's not, you know, the thing in and of itself.
	It's the intent that's behind the thing that everyone can see.
	Again, you're so fucking transparent.
	These people have been doing this for decades.
	We've been exposed to it for years now on the internet in popular culture.
	And you're still sat there going, oh, look, I'm going to catch you being a crypto Nazi.
	No one is a crypto Nazi.
	We just don't want this crap.
	You just don't want to be around it.
	And I'm going to talk specifically around left-wing philosophy.
	Yeah.
	Briefly, about this moment, because this is the one from my stream last night, and this is the one that seems to get most of the hackles up.
	And I think it's maybe because this is the only part in it that any kind of it clearly was a very strong feminist overtone game.
	But when you get to the Black Trans Lives Matter, that really is the, I think, where they kind of put a point on it and make it clear, at least that one of the characters and part of the game is sort of dealing with or at least acknowledging sort of the fact that these are characters that are open to this kind of concept and that there are people in the world that are trans and they support them and their lives matter, blah, blah, blah.
	Okay, right.
	So let's talk about LGBTQ.
	David, where's it from?
	How did it come into being?
	Name the critical race theorist behind it.
	You can't, well, I can.
	I can tell you exactly where it comes from.
	This is, in fact, exactly the point of intersectionality.
	And this comes from Kimberly Crenshaw's, I think it's 1991 essay, Mapping the Margins, where she literally talks about how she can create coalitions of different marginalized identity groups that can, again, take part in this Gramscian war to overthrow the normal center.
	And when I say normal, I don't mean white, and I don't necessarily mean straight either.
	Just the regular people who are apolitical and going about their lives, just who are being humans, just genuinely being normal humans, you know, having normal relationships with one another, living normal lives.
	These people need to be in some way subjugated, basically, by these coalitions of the marginalized.
	And that's what this is about.
	That's where all this comes from.
	That's what this, this is why you're seeing Black Trans Lives Matter.
	It's part of the LGBTQ coalition, intersectional coalition.
	And so you're sat here being a useful idiot, a tool, if you were.
	YouTube, am I allowed to call someone a tool?
	For this, for this particular kind of agenda that is, again, sinister.
	I don't agree with it.
	I'm not going to accept it when I see it.
	In fact, you should reject it everywhere you see it.
	That doesn't mean you reject people, like individuals who are like, if someone said, I'm gay, well, okay, great.
	You know, I don't care.
	But I'm not going to accept political activism along the lines of someone being gay because that's not, in my opinion, a political position.
	But it is to them.
	That is a political statement.
	And so if I say, well, I'm straight, they say, well, that's a political statement.
	And that's somehow oppressing me.
	I don't agree.
	Don't agree with that.
	I think that's bollocks.
	And I think it's cynical as well.
	But anyway.
	And I just want to say, I just want to, you know, you may or may not know this.
	You probably don't, because you probably don't care if you're one of these people.
	But I mean, black trans people.
	David, someone in the colour is like, David isn't just a tool.
	He's an entire toolbox.
	That's the thing.
	He's not, though, right?
	I actually quite like him when he's not talking about this shit and then he becomes full-on woke ideologue indoctrinaire.
	And it's like, no, David.
	Matter, blah, blah, blah.
	And I just want to say, I just want to, you know, you may or may not know this.
	You probably don't, because you probably don't care if you're one of these people.
	But I mean, black trans people and black trans women specifically are probably, at least in America for sure, the most marginalized group in the world.
	Nah.
	I mean, that doesn't make sense.
	In America, they're the most marginalized group in the world.
	But even then, I don't think they're the most marginalized group in America.
	I mean, I think Nazis are.
	I think Nazis are the most marginalized group.
	And you know what, right?
	I'm pro-marginalization of some groups, like Nazis.
	I'm pro-marginalization of groups like communists as well.
	Pro-marginalization of paedophiles.
	They're pretty marginalized.
	I mean, there are probably a bunch of others, you know, like really unsavory groups and categories of people who deserve to be marginalized.
	But black trans women, they're not marginalized.
	They're just not very many of them.
	And so they're not very prominent.
	That's the difference.
	There is not some sort of organized agenda to keep black trans women down.
	But there is an organized agenda to keep like Nazis down and paedophiles down.
	And, you know, more power to it.
	But no, you're full of shit, David.
	Right?
	Or that doesn't make sense in America.
	In America.
	The violence against black trans women has gone up.
	God, who's doing that violence, David?
	That'd be an uncomfortable conflict in the intersection, wouldn't it?
	I think there was like nine black trans women killed in a month last year.
	Fucking hell, David.
	Like, if I look up Chicago's shooting statistics for last weekend, it's going to be something like 40.
	Like, and, you know, like 10 people dead.
	But you're like, oh, well, last month, nine black trans women were dead.
	Dude.
	Don't care.
	Month.
	You've got people who don't like women, you've got people who don't like black people, and you've got people who don't like trans people.
	and you're putting them all together.
	Could you be- What?
	Let's look.
	You've got people who don't like women.
	Where?
	Like, are there gangs of them roaming the streets?
	What are we talking about?
	You've got people who don't like black people, and you've got people who don't like trans people, and you're putting them all together.
	Could you be more cruel to some like, so you think the death rate of black trans women is the product of a coalition of black trans woman haters, right?
	So people who don't like women, people who don't like black people, and people who are trans, right?
	You think they, that's a, that's a, an, a nominal constituency, something you can name.
	You think you can identify a group of people like that?
	Because the answer is you can't, Dave.
	I think it's right.
	I actually know why that's the case.
	I mean, you'd probably describe it as toxic masculinity within the black community.
	You know, when a guy brings an attractive girl home and finds she's got a dick, often it's not very well received.
	Don't know where to go with that because, you know, I'm not part of that community and I don't go home with women.
	And I don't find out they have dicks.
	So I don't know if I'm in your constituency here, but I don't think there's much you can do about that other than suggest maybe honesty is the best policy and it's not worth waiting to get back to the bedroom to give this information out because some men, especially in certain communities, respond rather violently to that.
	And you probably shouldn't do this.
	It's not wise, not good.
	Obviously, never hurt someone.
	But there are some instances that maybe are slightly more predictable than others.
	But anyway, sorry, David, there were gangs of roaming misogynistic, transphobic racists wandering around targeting black trans women in your fucking worldview.
	Go on.
	You're putting them all together.
	Could you be more cruel to someone who basically, in our society, tragically at the moment, but it will change, thank God, has the deck stacked against them?
	What?
	Who doesn't have the deck stacked against them?
	Other than like progressive activists, I guess.
	Yeah, you can be totally cruel to people.
	Ostracism is generally the most cruel thing you can do, save for actual physical torture, which thankfully doesn't tend to happen.
	Although it did happen to one autistic kid by a bunch of black kids who were calling him the Trump supporter and saying he was white.
	That was horrible.
	But yeah, there are worse things that can happen than to, you know, not be represented.
	Think about this for a minute, right?
	Oh, yeah.
	I don't understand the cruelty on the part of some of you.
	The fuck are you talking about?
	The fuck are you talking about?
	A bunch of black guys kill some black trans people and somehow I'm being cruel.
	I don't care about any of this.
	None of this happens in my country, let alone, like, you know, anywhere near me, let alone having any impact on my video games or being any way my responsibility.
	Why are you thinking about it?
	Why is this on the top of your list of priorities?
	Because you're the useful idiots of someone else.
	Not you.
	You're probably a fine person if you're on this channel, but you know what I'm saying?
	These types of people.
	Think about that.
	Who?
	The misogynist, transphobic, racists.
	Okay, let's just start.
	And, you know, my mind, it's not that it was open.
	I was always open to different people, but I didn't understand the trans experience as a non-trans person until I started meeting trans people.
	Until my son came out as trans.
	And I was just like, oh my God, this makes so much sense.
	See, this is what happens when you live in California.
	That's right.
	But they will tell you, a lot of them will tell you.
	It's like, you know, listen to their stories.
	Listen to them tell you the nightmare.
	Imagine if you're a dude, which most people who watch this show or this channels are dudes.
	Let's imagine you're a dude, but you're born with a vagina.
	And you know in your heart of hearts you're a guy, but you've got this fucking vag down there, right?
	You would just be like, what?
	It would feel alien.
	You would want to get rid of it.
	If you've ever talked to trans women who either have a penis or they've gone through transition surgery and they don't have the penis, they will tell you it's like, I hated it.
	I hated this thing.
	It felt like this fucking alien thing.
	Not even going to say it.
	Not even going to say it.
	But what I'm going to say is what you should do, David, is Google trans regret stories and ask yourself, did these people make a mistake?
	Is there any chance that this person has an opinion that might change at some point in their lives?
	Is it that when we have someone who's a raging alcoholic, we tell them to lean into that?
	Or perhaps it is that there's a problem that should be solved in a way that isn't progressive.
	Right?
	Imagine that now.
	Imagine just how hard that is in this society to be that.
	And imagine being a kid, right?
	And imagine being a kid who loves video games and seeing this.
	Now, whether it's a great game or a bad game, all we know about this game right now is the art style is pretty cool.
	It's a really interesting idea.
	And it seems pretty progressive.
	I don't know if it's going to be a good game or a bad game.
	I don't even think this art style looks very interesting, to be honest.
	It seems like lazy Californian art.
	Again, like, I grew up reading like Slain comics.
	And man, that was like Slain just had the fucking best art style.
	Chat, you'll know exactly what I mean.
	I'm sure you're all boomers as well.
	But the art style was so fucking badass.
	But this is just the laziest art style, right?
	There's hardly any detail here.
	And it's all like, you know, covered up by using, you know, sort of computer software to give it fades and stuff like that.
	But it's not something that was done manually to create something that looks beautiful.
	It's kind of a way of essentially skipping over the talent, in my opinion.
	But anyway, I don't think this half style looks very good.
	It's more of the aesthetic rather than the quality of the art.
	But anyway.
	It doesn't seem like my kind of game.
	Imagine you're a kid and you see this.
	Imagine you're a black kid and you see this.
	Imagine you're...
	Okay.
	You're a black, trans kid, and you see this.
	So yeah, tiny constituency now.
	We've gone from, you know, dum, dum, dump, ch- and you're like, oh, my God.
	Someone sees me, right?
	And I live in San Diego.
	I've lived in LA.
	I've lived in San Francisco.
	Imagine being somebody in Iowa or Huntsville, Alabama, or, you know, just some small town or medium-sized town, you know, in a place that's not progressive and you feel alone other than your friends on the internet.
	And suddenly there's a character in a medium that you adore that you love that speaks to you.
	And it's like, holy shit, they see me.
	Holy shit.
	I'm part of this adventure of video games too.
	So he's made up someone who doesn't exist to justify a video game like this.
	Like, who is this person?
	Name them.
	There is no name.
	This is a made-up story of a made-up person and their made-up emotions about the made-up way that they might feel about this bullshit video game.
	Like this fucking fiction, David.
	You are writing a story about no one that exists.
	Imagine maybe, perhaps this.
	This is all made up, David.
	David, you have made up a story.
	And that story, again, as Charles Lawrence would have put it, is the justifying narrative to continue this agenda.
	That's what this is.
	It's not about real life.
	It's about now stories for made-up people.
	Fucking brilliant, David.
	And then imagine going to the comment section and seeing the hatred and the cruelty.
	Oh, imagine if a made-up person goes to the comment section and sees the hatred and cruelty of people saying, not really interested in far-left agenda.
	Thanks very much.
	This looks like indoctrination bullshit.
	I'm not going to buy it.
	Imagine.
	Imagine the cruelty, David.
	The outright cruelty of that.
	Oh, get over yourself.
	You're not saving the world.
	You're not saving anyone.
	What you're doing is making yourself like an idiot on the internet.
	You're making yourself look like you don't know what you're talking about, frankly.
	And just the meanness.
	And when I tell you, imagine it, if you're an asshole and you're watching this, imagine what.
	But you didn't show any meanness.
	You showed people saying, well, look, I'm not playing into that political game.
	That's what you showed.
	What you're doing to that person.
	People always say, oh, well, you know, trans is a mental illness.
	Yeah, it might be.
	Homosexuality used to be a mental illness.
	It used to be in the DSM or whatever it's called and it got moved out.
	I'm sure that will happen with trans.
	I think it already has in the United States because of persistent lobbying and very aggressive lobbying by the LGBTQ activists online.
	So, you know, I guess you can call something a mental illness, but if enough people say, look, we're going to do crazy things over that, then I guess you just move it out of the category.
	And oh, look, it's no longer a mental illness because we recategorized it.
	We get problems solved.
	Go for your trans surgery.
	For now, let's assume you're right.
	A lot of trans people we meet will tell you, yeah, it's a mental disorder.
	So what, you know, every doctor, so what you need to do is lead into it.
	What?
	No.
	What do we do that with?
	You know, the docs are like, look, okay, look, you got lung cancer from smoking too much.
	But, you know, it's exactly the same as not having lung cancer.
	And so you may as well lean into the keep smoking.
	You just have a few more cigarettes.
	You'd be fine.
	Like, these things have consequences, you know?
	You talk to who's schooled in this says the best way to cure the mental disorder is transition for at least for a lot of people.
	Okay.
	So a lot of people will say, well, the people who have got a very significant investment in getting people to transition say, hey, you should transition.
	Hmm.
	Amazing.
	Trans rate.
	The trans suicide rate for teens is really high and for trans in general is really high.
	Yeah.
	I wonder why.
	Because it turns out that these are really irreversible surgeries that leave you permanently castrated can lead onto significant problems like osteoporosis, increased cancer rates, things like that.
	It's a really, really bad.
	But also because, I mean, you are permanently doing something as a generally as quite a young person as well.
	This happens to lots of young people that is just irreversible and significantly harms the prospects you have of forming a family.
	Like you can sit there and go, well, you know, it's their choice.
	Yeah, it's their choice.
	But then when they find it hard to find a partner and they feel alone and ostracized because no one in society wants to date them and because they don't have an obligation to date them either, like I can see like that would be a real issue.
	That's really something that would be emotionally scarring.
	And you're just sat here going, well, yeah, I mean, they should just transition.
	If they feel that if they, as you call it, a mental disorder, then they should just transition, just have the, you know, have the surgery.
	It's very progressive to do so.
	Well, I mean, okay, maybe, but is it in their interests to do so?
	Or is it in the interest of progressivism that's trying to seek seeking to normalize all categories as good or bad?
	There's no difference.
	They're just the same thing in different categories, basically, aren't they?
	Aren't they?
	No.
	There's weight that's attached to each of these categories, David.
	And again, I recommend you read some of the trans regret stories.
	They're fucking harrowing.
	Absolutely harrowing.
	I daren't read them out on my channel because they're so awful.
	And they're genuinely heartbreaking.
	And you just think, well, who was around them who told them this was a good idea?
	You know, I mean, it's just honestly heartbreaking.
	I wonder fucking why.
	A lot of these folks, forget LGBT.
	I mean, back when I was in college, I knew a guy, still know a guy, who was kicked out of his home because he was just gay.
	That's that's vanilla now.
	Oh, you're just gay, whatever.
	Now you're trans.
	A lot of these folks, and especially when you start looking at the stats of black trans teens and black trans uh women, oh, 40% experience homelessness, which is like four times the rate of a non-black trans person, abuse, being kicked out of their homes.
	And you're just sitting here throwing gasoline on this fire.
	So you've identified a constituency of like 70 people.
	You're like, yeah, well, 30 of them were homeless.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Not my problem, though.
	And at the end of the day, you know, I've got to make sure that I'm not homeless or my friends aren't homeless or my family's not homeless.
	People who are connected to me aren't homeless.
	I don't really care about like this demographic of people you've identified in a foreign country.
	I'm sorry, I just don't care.
	It's just not my responsibility.
	And I know, I don't want to sound callous or anything, but just I've got bigger things to worry about.
	And also, I'm trying to have a day off.
	I was trying to play a video game and you're trying to proselytize me to this radical left-wing shit.
	And this is the guilt trip you're using to get me into it.
	I mean, that's not wholesome, is it?
	Like, generally, when you want to bring someone into something, it's not you're a bad person if you don't do this.
	It seems very Catholic, doesn't it?
	And I don't understand it.
	A lot of people who are cisgender, which is what I am and what I assume most people are because statistically most normal.
	That's the word.
	And as Ray points out in the chat, suicide rate is high, but it's not the mental disorder.
	People are, which is you connect with the physical that you can visually see sex that you were born as.
	A lot of them lately are like getting behind Dave Chappelle and his special.
	And I've gone back and forth in the special, but where I've come out with the specialist, I don't really like it.
	He has said he'll meet with the trans community.
	Great.
	What does that mean?
	He's going to meet with the trans community.
	They're going to send a delegation.
	Are they?
	The king of the trans are going to come out and Dave Chappelle will parlay with them.
	And if the negotiations break down, I guess it's just return to war, is it?
	Do you even hear the language you're using?
	Negotiate with the trans community.
	What the fuck does that mean?
	That doesn't mean anything.
	It's just ridiculous.
	You sound like a clown.
	I think maybe who knows what will happen, but whatever.
	Like and hate it.
	He has a right to say whatever he wants.
	I support his right, but I don't like it.
	But at the end of that special, if you've watched it and actually seen it, he talks about his friend Daphne, who is a trans woman who killed herself.
	And he says, I don't know why she killed herself, but it didn't help.
	And it may have been the main reason, or it may have just been fueled to the fire that was already raging that a bunch of people.
	A bunch of transgender activists were bullying this trans person on Twitter for supporting Dave Chappelle and not joining the ideology.
	And she killed herself over it, he thinks.
	I think he said dragging her on Twitter, but we're basically abusing her on Twitter, okay?
	Wow.
	And you're in defense of this community.
	Just does it matter to you?
	Does it matter to you that the community you're defending bully members, you know, ostensible members of the community who are like some race traitors by defending Dave Chappelle?
	They bully them to death.
	That doesn't bother you.
	Like, does that not bother you?
	I mean, again, it doesn't happen around.
	I'm just like, you know, looking outside and there's people walking their dogs and, you know, my kids are like, hey, can we go play football?
	I'm like, yeah, that sounds good.
	And you're like, yeah, but like, do you look at these statistics?
	Oh, God, you know.
	But doesn't bother you, does it?
	Does it matter to you that this could be some fucking teenage kid out there?
	Oh, good.
	We're making up more people who it might be, hypothetically.
	Some 12-year-old kid that deep in their heart are different.
	They know.
	They're terrified.
	Everyone's different.
	Everyone is different.
	Everyone's got that thing in their mind that they're worried about, that no one else knows about really.
	You know, like you've got some kids who are worried that they're ugly.
	Some kids are worried that they smell.
	Some kids worry they're too short.
	Some kids worry they've got spots.
	Some kids worry about this and that and the other.
	Everyone, everyone.
	David, everyone's different.
	Everyone's got that thing.
	And you've just like made up a constituency of people that you assume somewhere must exist, even though the numbers are going to be fucking minuscule.
	And you're like, aren't these the most important people?
	Because that would be raising a hypothetical margin above all of the other people's problems.
	They're terrified to come out of the closet and tell their friends and tell their family, hey, this is me.
	And they're black, trans teen, and they see this.
	You've just made up this person.
	And then they see, they have a little ray of hope maybe for a moment.
	I don't know.
	I imagine.
	Yeah, you imagine.
	You're just making people up.
	You're making up bullshit, David.
	Like, you don't know.
	You're sat there trying to guilt trup us over a fucking made-up person with made-up problems.
	For the love of God, David.
	Imagine, hell, as one of my cis white, straight male, okay?
	I was represented all over the place, but whenever I saw a movie or a comic or a character.
	You, your short, fat, bearded ass is represented in, I don't know, God of War.
	You think you were represented in that, do you?
	Well, breaking news, you fucking weren't.
	You are not Kratos.
	You are not in the game or represented there merely by virtue of having the same gender and skin color as the main character.
	You are not fucking represented anywhere.
	In fact, I want more neckbeard representation.
	That's what I want.
	You know?
	Like, short, fat guys.
	We need solidarity.
	But shut the fuck up, David.
	You are not represented anywhere.
	There is no David Jaffe in a video game.
	However, there are lots of interesting characters who aren't David Jaffe who you might enjoy playing just because A, that's what video games are like.
	And maybe it gives you an insight into what it's like to not be you for a moment.
	You know, maybe you're empathizing and exploring.
	No, you weren't represented anywhere.
	...about a kid who loved video games or made movies, I still was like, ooh, I got little butterflies there.
	That's me, right?
	So imagine being a kid.
	Bollocks!
	Let's listen to that again.
	Fucking bollocks.
	Don't believe it.
	Right?
	So imagine being a kid like this who never sees themselves represented in this medium.
	And then imagine going to the comments and seeing all the shit you guys are spitting on these people.
	I just.
	They said nothing about these people.
	In all of the examples you gave earlier.
	Where was it?
	Like, blah, blah, blah.
	Like, here we go.
	Like, this is just activism.
	People accurately called this out as activism.
	No one said a thing about black trans people.
	Not once.
	You showed zero examples.
	You have made up someone who's getting offended about something that didn't happen.
	You're full of shit, David.
	You're making shit up.
	Are you spitting on these people?
	I just, I want to say that you should be ashamed of yourself, but I think you need to really parse that language.
	When somebody, you know, people say you should be ashamed, it's so cliche it doesn't register.
	But think about what that means when somebody tells you that.
	You should, but you're not, feel a sense of shame according to the general society by the way you're acting.
	When did David Jaffe become a Catholic preacher?
	You are now a shame merchant.
	There are a bunch of people you don't know.
	You don't know any of these people.
	You can't identify them.
	You wouldn't know them if you passed them on the street.
	But you're like, listen, listen, Rando, you should feel shame.
	Shame.
	Get the shame bell at ding, ding, ding, ding, shame.
	What the fuck are you doing?
	Since when are you like, yeah, no, it's appropriate for me to preach shame about a hypothetical person over something that didn't happen on the whims of some people who have got nefarious designs for our society.
	Yeah, shame, shame, shame.
	What are you doing?
	Look at what you're doing.
	You're shaming people on the internet for something that didn't happen.
	Like, why?
	Like, don't you have something better to do with your day, David?
	It's just mad.
	It's so mad that this is your life, isn't it?
	Like, just preaching shame on the internet for progressive causes.
	Amazing.
	That's, I mean, just, come on.
	Come on.
	You must be able to look back and go, wow, that is weird, isn't it?
	Why am I doing that?
	Like, shame, shame, shame.
	Why am I, David Jaffe, the creator of God of War, preaching shame on the internet?
	You should be ashamed of yourself.
	Why?
	Why?
	I haven't done anything wrong.
	None of those people in the comments have done anything wrong.
	And you're there, David Jaffe.
	You should be ashamed of yourself, 2021.
	Like a campaign slogan.
	You should be ashamed of yourself.
	Why?
	Because you don't care about this person I made up in my head.
	Just imagine how upset this person I imagined to be.
	Like, because of the things that these people said that actually don't have anything to do with the things I'm ascribing to them.
	Just imagine how upset this hypothetical person is.
	Oh, I am deeply ashamed because I don't care about that hypothetical person, David.
	But you're not.
	I don't know why that is.
	Maybe you're a kid.
	Maybe you're hurt too.
	Maybe you're bullied too.
	Who wasn't?
	Like, fucking hell.
	You're just fundamentally broken?
	I don't know.
	But you should be ashamed.
	And I hope someday soon you will be.
	I hope someday soon you'll be ashamed of yourself.
	Wow, that really made me want to buy that game.
	That really, I felt, I felt the shaming.
	I was like, oh, God, I should be ashamed.
	I should be terribly ashamed.
	Oh, God.
	Good point, David.
	I'll go buy that game.
	Thanks for preaching shame.
	Because if there's one thing that people need, it's more shame, I think.
	Fair point, David.
	Fair point.
	We should all be more ashamed, shouldn't we?
	Just what are you doing?
	What are you doing?
	Praising and shaming.
	Just come on.
	Fundamentally broken.
	I wonder how much money he made from God of War.
	Must have been millions, right?
	It's a massive franchise.
	He must have got millions for it.
	He's there shaming commenters on the internet because they're like, I don't want to be a woke ideologue.
	Anyway, chat, I better go because I'm cooking dinner tonight.
	Steak.
	I'm not even ashamed that I'm having steak.
	So that'll be good.
	But anyway, I just wanted to do this because, like, I just want to clear up, right?
	I like David Jaffe.
	I think he's actually a half-decent person when he hasn't got his Catholic smock on and he's not chanting and ringing the bell to shame you for not caring about the person he made up in his head.
	I think he's an interesting guy.
	Don't go and like, you know, send him messages or anything like that.
	Obviously, don't do any of that.

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