Weakness is Not a Virtue
Morality requires agency. Clip from this stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/416JwqTBX6E?si=-xEQ5CI2kjMCDfoK
Morality requires agency. Clip from this stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/416JwqTBX6E?si=-xEQ5CI2kjMCDfoK
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| I just hate the middle class. | |
| I really, really despise them. | |
| And I really mean it as well. | |
| There is a particular kind of cowardice in the middle class. | |
| A sniveling conformity and a false sense of morality that underpins absolutely everything they say and do. | |
| And it's all predicated on the idea that, actually, guys, I'm harmless, therefore I'm a good person. | |
| No, you're a fucking pussy. | |
| That's what you are. | |
| You are a fucking pussy. | |
| And I'm sick of it. | |
| I'm absolutely sick of it. | |
| I'm sick of the equating weakness with goodness. | |
| I'm absolutely tired of it. | |
| Weakness does not equal goodness. | |
| It means nothing. | |
| It means you have no agency. | |
| It means you are not good nor bad. | |
| You are as moral as a stone or a tree. | |
| You have no morality if you are too weak to take any kind of action. | |
| Morality consists in the positive action you take, not in the lack of action that you don't take. | |
| My God, do I fucking hate the bourgeoisie and all of their moral framework? | |
| They're so morally stunted. | |
| It just drives me crazy. | |
| They don't understand that they're sat there with their soft hands and their fucking like IPA beers going, well, I mean, I think the right things, therefore I'm a good person. | |
| It's like, no, that makes you a fucking sheep. | |
| A good person takes an affirmative action. | |
| They do something. | |
| They move. | |
| They actually physically make something happen. | |
| And the quality of that thing is either good or bad. | |
| You sat there filling in your fucking TPS reports, wearing your lanyard, and making sure you don't say anything that ruffles any feathers because you don't want to get called into a HR meeting doesn't make you good. | |
| It makes you cucked. | |
| It means you are a fucking sheep. | |
| It means that nothing about your life is in fact important or worthy. | |
| And it means that you have nothing actually to offer the world. | |
| You are a cog in a machine, devoid of morality, devoid of agency, devoid of power, devoid of decency, devoid of anything that actually makes up what classically we would consider a moral human being. | |
| Just FYI. | |
| If you're sat there, you're like, oh my God, this guy hates the bourgeois. | |
| I think that might be me. | |
| Frank, come over here. | |
| We're going to watch this. | |
| I fucking hate you. | |
| I just really hate you. | |
| Take your fucking Prosecco and shove it up your ass. | |
| You are basically the last people in history, right? | |
| That's what you are. | |
| You are genuinely the rats in the cage in the mouse utopia. | |
| You are just living out your final days as the world grows darker and you don't understand why everyone is getting angrier and angrier and angrier. | |
| But that's okay, because soon you're going to pass away. | |
| Soon at some point, I know you're getting a bit on now. | |
| And soon you're going to pass away. | |
| You're going to be like, well, I mean, everything's just terrible. | |
| Everything's just terrible. | |
| It's like, no, you were terrible, actually. | |
| The whole time it was you. | |
| And you can't see it. | |
| And I just, I just want to be clear. | |
| I just hate you. | |
| I just can't stand this fucking IPA drinking led by donkeys enjoying twattery of everything from about the year 1997 up until about now, actually. | |
| I just can't stand it. | |
| And I'm so tired of it. | |
| And I'm so tired of these people. | |
| I have no respect for them whatsoever, right? | |
| So that's, oh, God, I felt good to get off my chest. | |
| Yeah, not just selling out the next generation. | |
| My God, they sold out our entire civilization. | |
| And they think they're good people while they do it. | |
| And it just drives me crazy. | |
| It drives me absolutely crazy. | |
| And it's just one of those things where I'm just like, okay, I'm at the end of my tether with it. | |
| I'm at the absolute end of my tether with it. | |
| And I am in no way interested in whether Ed Davy is upset by this. | |
| Any moral intervention by Ed Davy is always framed in the fact that he is a fucking clown, right? | |
| Ed Davy being the perfect example of the bourgeois man. | |
| In fact, he literally said, oh, I'm pitching my party to Middle England, which is why it's so devoid of politics. | |
| Because politics requires you to take an affirmative position on something, which will literally divide you from someone else. | |
| You will have to say, no, if I have power, I will exercise my agency affirmatively in this direction. | |
| And that will cut against other people who wish to affirmatively exercise their agency in another direction. | |
| And you know what? | |
| That's going to be bad for them, but that's too bad because I morally believe in what I think. | |
| And what's Ed Davies' campaign? | |
| I'm going to a fucking theme park because I am a clown. | |
| That's what Ed Davies' campaign is. | |
| Ed Davies' campaign is the most incredible postmodern campaign you've ever seen because it's literally politics for people who do not want to engage in politics around the dinner table when they invite their friends over to show off the nice cutlery, right? | |
| That's what the Liberal Democrats are. | |
| That's what the bourgeoisie are. | |
| That's what the lanyard-wearing classes of this country are when they aren't being woke. | |
| And even then, what does being woke mean? | |
| Being woke means never giving offense. | |
| It means never drawing a boundary. | |
| So no one can find themselves on the outside of the boundary. | |
| They can't be like, oh, well, actually, I might be a bad person for the things I've done. | |
| No, that means bringing in everyone unless you just don't agree because you're not actually an immoral person and a person, not even immoral. | |
| You are not abnegated as an agent, right? | |
| That's the thing. | |
| If you believe that the human individual has agency, then I'm sorry, you can't really join wokeism. | |
| You have to be a victim. | |
| You have to consider yourself in some way a victim of the system or of other people or of white supremacy or that evil right-winger in the corner, whatever it is. | |
| The point being, notice that the entire standard of entry to wokeism is the abnegation of agency. | |
| Someone did something to me. | |
| I never do anything to everyone else. | |
| It is not a moral position. | |
| It is the absence of morality, in fact. | |
| And that's why it was so fucking popular with the bourgeoisie. | |
| Because that's that they're like, God, my hands are so soft. | |
| I don't have any agency. | |
| I don't do anything. | |
| I am the most pathetic, sniveling worm to have ever crawled on the earth. | |
| This morality suits me just fine. | |
| I love this morality. | |
| I just hate these people so much. | |
| I can't stand them. | |
| And so we're going to talk about them for a bit because I'm just, I'm just so angry with them. | |
| I'm just so angry that these are the people who get power. | |
| Not even power. | |
| I mean, they do have like administrative power, like they don't have power in the sense that we'd really expect it, but they have like administrative power, right? | |
| The bourgeoisie as a class has power, but they have wealth and status and they are on that occupy positions of authority and they have the weakest wills in the world, right? | |
| They're the weakest people humanity has ever produced. | |
| And I can't stand it. | |
| And the thing is, right? | |
| And I just want to be clear. | |
| The British right at the moment, and I mean literally everyone outside of the bourgeois consensus on the British right, I actually respect every single one of them, right? | |
| Now, I don't agree with everything that they say. | |
| You can go from people like, you know, quite hardline people, like J.K. Rowling. | |
| I'm joking. | |
| You can go from like, you know, people, in fact, let's start with J.K. Rowling, right? | |
| J.K. Rowling, in most ways, is like a member of the bourgeois class herself, right? | |
| You would think in all ways that she was actually just one of them. | |
| Except she's shown herself not to be, right? | |
| She's shown herself to actually have some spine in her. | |
| There's some steel in J.K. Rowling. | |
| Because for the last 10 years, no, probably not in 10 years, probably like the last five years, she has been under a relentless assault from the little whiny attack dogs of woke the transgender movement, right? | |
| And they have been really, really horrible to her. | |
| And she has just told them, listen, zip it, shut the fuck up, I don't care, and I'm going to win. | |
| And I respect that fucking steal, right? | |
| That is not someone from the bourgeoisie, actually. | |
| That is someone with a bit of fight in them. | |
| And I respect it. | |
| And this is why, like, literally everyone, like Katie Hopkins, Tommy Robinson, like Graham Linhern, like all of these people who have just decided, you know what, I just don't agree with all of this. | |
| Actually, I'm not going to be a sheep and go along with the consensus. | |
| I'm going to stand up and I'm going to say what I actually believe in. | |
| And I'm going to catch hell for this. | |
| But I believe it. | |
| And I'm going to stand by it. | |
| And I mean it, right? | |
| These are the people I actually respect in this country. | |
| If you are part of the consensus, if you're at the BBC going, well, I mean, I guess I agree that we should never have any agency and we should always just, you know, oh, look at the poor person there. | |
| Oh, look at that, that, that criminal didn't know any better. | |
| He's black and therefore systemically disenfranchised. | |
| It was just socioeconomic factors, bro. | |
| Whatever it is, right? | |
| Whatever the excuse that the left makes to abnegate themselves and not pass judgment, and that's what this is all about. | |
| I don't respect those people. | |
| And anyone who has stood up to this poisonous consensus, I think is a hero, right? | |
| I genuinely respect, even if on a personal level, I don't like them, even if their politics are something I disagree with, even if I think they're wrong on basically everything. | |
| I can respect that they stood up for it against the insufferable Lanyard-wearing mob. | |
| I can respect the fact that they're like, you know, I'm actually going to get cancelled for this. | |
| And they have all been cancelled, obviously, to varying degrees. | |
| And yet they held their ground. | |
| I respect that. | |
| That is a moral agent. | |
| That is what a person who truly believes in something is actually like. | |
| And all of the sort of like, you know, the Stella Creases and the Jess Phillips and, you know, all of that kind of, you know, the mouthy gobs of the safe space that they occupy that's rapidly shrinking at the top of the ivory tower. | |
| I don't respect those people at all because they are taking refuge in the power that they are ensconced in. | |
| And in fact, many of them are kind of two-faced. | |
| Oh, yeah, no, we're just victims. | |
| We're just victims. | |
| But we do know how to dig in the knife, right? | |
| We do know how to cut when it comes to it. | |
| Oh, but look at us as the victims. | |
| Like, no, no, no, no. | |
| I know you're not a victim. | |
| I know you're actually sleazy. | |
| I know you're actually a snake. | |
| You're a serpent using this mask, this facade of victimhood to hurt other people. | |
| That's what you are. | |
| And I fucking see you. | |
| And so, anyway, I didn't expect to go off on such a rant on this, actually. | |
| So I do have something I want to talk about more properly. | |
| But this, yeah, IPA drinking twattery. | |
| Honestly, I just. | |
| I'm so frustrated that more people can't see what I can see. | |
| Like, it's sorry, sorry, I can see you all. | |
| I can demarcate you, the decent from the non-decent. | |
| And I can do it just like that. | |
| It's instinctive. | |
| Did this person just fucking roll over? | |
| If they didn't, there must be something about them. | |
| They are actually a moral agent and they have actually got thoughts in their head. | |
| If they just rolled over, then they're just one of the just one of them. | |
| Just one of them. |