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May 19, 2021 - Davis Aurini

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20210404 Easter Stream

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	Good evening, folks.
	No.
	I left my tablet running.
	Unfortunately, even though the stream was ended, it didn't turn itself off.
	So, we are waiting for this thing to boot.
	Oh, look, there we go.
	Just have to keep it plugged in for a little bit.
	So, happy Easter.
	He has risen.
	And, oh my goodness.
	Let me tell you the first, one of the first things I saw this morning, there's this fellow I follow who belongs to a particular tribe of people.
	And he decided to celebrate Easter by posting that blasphemous piss Christ.
	Jeez.
	They just can't help themselves, can they?
	I mean, it's amazing.
	It is absolutely amazing.
	We're now at 110 countries, by the way.
	That just got bumped up one more a couple weeks ago.
	Which country was it?
	Somewhere in the Middle East.
	Kicked them out.
	Like, they really just have the worst survival instincts.
	Right, like if you maybe don't needlessly insult people.
	You know, especially not when they outnumber you.
	Don't needlessly antagonize people that are being very nice to you.
	You know?
	Maybe return good with good as opposed to returning good with evil.
	Ah, well.
	Suppose that's humanity for you.
	That's why we need Christ.
	Alright, there we go.
	It's booting up.
	Just detected gravity.
	there we go so let's see if I need to boot D live multiple times or no goodness you're gonna do this thing Oh goodness, you're going to do this thing.
	Got a few new subscribers?
	Thank you very much, folks.
	Let's try and get that number to over 200.
	That way, it unlocks a bunch of the features on here.
	So go to my channel.
	Happy Easter.
	Yes, we've got it going.
	Excellent.
	Oh, Ella, you're here.
	Shoot, got nine people already.
	That's fantastic.
	Like, I'm not really upset about it.
	You know, a guy shouldn't be blaspheming Christ, especially when he lives in a Christian country.
	But just the chutzpah!
	the chutzpah of these people.
	Like, just try being nice and respectful.
	I mean, you guys love going on about Judeo-Christian values, you know?
	Maybe try living some Judeo-Christian values.
	And by the way, while I'm on the topic, I was having a conversation.
	We'll leave it at that.
	A few days ago.
	And one of the people started making very crass jokes about different ethnicities.
	And guys, that stuff ain't no good.
	I'm not talking about the sort of stuff that Devon Stack might say.
	Okay, I'm not talking about just those really rude, crude, like they're, it's beneath us.
	Okay?
	It's beneath us.
	It's like the poop swastika people, right, who, you know, are, it's never white people doing the poop swastikas, but it's just, it's so vulgar.
	it's so beneath you know if you you actually want to have some and I'm done choosing my words carefully aren't I If you want to have some love of your culture, of your history, of your heritage, you know, like that, those sorts of jokes, they demean everybody, right?
	They just, they demean humanity.
	it's one thing to be cynically factual it's another thing to willfully indulge in oh what what would you call it it's scatological humor i guess Right?
	It's a poop swastika, so it's scatological.
	You guys are better than that.
	Be better than that.
	Let's see what else.
	Uh-oh.
	Uh-oh.
	I'm getting all the notifications of every Facebook conversation I've had in the past two days.
	That'll keep going for a few minutes.
	I'm just going to put this down.
	What else?
	So, here's some other fun news.
	The Calgary police have made international news once again by trying to raid a church and shut it down.
	And the pastor, a Polish pastor, chased them out.
	Oh, it's so fantastic.
	Like, I shared it on Twitter.
	You gotta check out this video.
	The cops just run away with their tails between their legs, presumably to go to a BLM hangout and lick their wounds over there.
	The Calgary police have just lost so much respect over the past year.
	You know, there's those pictures of them taking a knee for BLM, them defending Antifa, and them trying to shut down churches.
	And also, because of these stupid policies, there's been so much tax revenue lost.
	They've had the cops out giving radar tickets to everybody.
	And so it's just beautiful to see.
	If you go to the Calgary Police, to their Twitter page, everything they post now, it's just...
	What was that Cracker Barrel thing?
	Ed's wife used to love Sunday brunch.
	It's that.
	Right?
	It's like, oh, there's a crime happening.
	Guess you should maybe leave the churches alone.
	There's an idea, Calgary Police.
	It is so nice when the enemies of God make it absolutely blatant which side they're on.
	That's something we can all appreciate.
	Now, for the kind of topic of this stream, I'm going to be riffing off of something that Shortfat Otaku posted, a recent video because that I stumbled across.
	Namely the concept that play is innately subversive.
	So where should I start with this?
	I'm going to go in a different order.
	Was talking about how the SGWs have taken over gaming, how you aren't allowed, orcs aren't evil anymore, and dungeons need to be wheelchair accessible and all of this nonsense that they're pushing.
	And it's a really good video.
	So, you know, Short Fat Otaku has some good videos.
	I'm not into most of them, but cool dude.
	Cool dude, you know, check him out sometime.
	But what really interested me, because he actually did a whole bunch of courses on play being subversive, and this was before the left wing had taken over play.
	Right?
	Like, if you go back to the 80s and 90s, the toys were so traditional.
	And the left actually had a really interesting observation that toys innately lend themselves to be subversive.
	And the example Shortfad Otaku gave is that you take something like Barbie, right?
	Which is this ridiculously idealized version of femininity that's completely like no woman can look that beautiful, like as beautiful as a plastic doll.
	She's got her pink sports car and her Beverly Hills.
	It's just so ridiculously saccharine.
	And now here's the interesting thing, right?
	And this is like the left-wing intellectuals would actually, like, this is what they were writing about.
	And they had a great point: don't be opposed to Barbie.
	Realize that because Barbie, it's like it comes with instructions.
	You're supposed to play with it like this.
	And, you know, like, Ella, please tell the guy.
	I guarantee Ella did lots of stupid stuff with her Barbies.
	And so, like, they've talked, like, they would, little girls would pop the Barbies apart and pretend it's a horrific car accident.
	Or have the Barbies join an underground boxing ring or something like that.
	Right?
	It's like, yeah, you can play with the Barbies the way you're supposed to.
	Or you can do something very subversive that you're not supposed to.
	And the same thing goes for these little boy toys, right?
	In fact, I have this distinct memory of...
	Okay, so this one involves Ninja Turtles, but all of the action figures for boys, right?
	It's all military aggression.
	You have to fight all the time.
	You got the good guys and the bad guys who just fight every time.
	And a friend of mine, who's like, he just, he's fantastic with kids.
	I'm good with babies.
	Okay?
	I love babies, kids.
	I mean, I don't really know how to deal with kids.
	But he's fantastic with kids.
	And so he was, I saw him playing with his nephew, and they were playing with Ninja Turtles.
	It was probably about 20 years back or so.
	And so my buddy was playing the bad guys, like Bebop, I think.
	He's like, oh, I don't know.
	And they're fighting.
	But then his little nephew is like, okay, let's not do that anymore.
	How about they be friends?
	And my buddy's like, yeah, sure thing.
	Hey, Raphael, how's it going?
	hang out and that's that really jumped out at me cuz I did the exact same thing And I think a lot of, didn't a lot of you guys do the same thing too?
	That it's like, okay, we can have the G.I. Joe and Coburg and fight, but how about they're on the same team now?
	Right?
	Like, it's fun to fight, but maybe we can be friends.
	A lot of young guys did that.
	Or, you know, like, what if, what if the action figures, what if they're not actually fighting a war?
	What if they're making a movie where they're pretending to fight in war or anything?
	There's all these alternative, subversive versions of what you can do with the toys.
	And okay, so let's check the comments.
	I'll bet there's some interesting ones.
	I gotta do this whole flip upside down thing.
	Oh man, the video was freaking out for a second there.
	The Met Police succeed in shutting down Easter services at a church in London, despite the fact that Easter services were legal.
	Yeah, I saw that.
	I saw that.
	Yet, dungeons need to be wheelchair accessible.
	Bubbling Frogs, that sounds like what a little boy would do.
	Well, it is.
	That's the thing.
	Like, little boys are more prone to playing conflicting games.
	Little girls are more prone to playing cooperation games.
	But it's like we're talking, you know, bell curves here.
	We're not talking absolute states.
	And that's the thing.
	It's like, what is play?
	Play is engaging in an alternative version of reality to see how we would deal with it.
	I mean, for all mammals, okay?
	All mammals play.
	And the play that they engage in, it's actually practice for becoming an adult.
	Cats will pounce on one another, dogs will wrestle over things.
	All of the mammals play to learn how, to learn the skills that they're going to use as an adult.
	They create an imaginary world and they populate it.
	They engage in it in preparation.
	Play, it's like dreaming, right?
	You dream about other ways things could be, other possibilities.
	Some of them very dark, right?
	Like, how would you handle a car accident?
	And, you know, I was sitting through all of this.
	See, like, right now, we have the left.
	God, this is so funny.
	the tyrannical left it is your wheel your dungeon has to be wheelchair accessible and it's not allowed to be anything else right like the and then short father taku he had um he had the vampire masquerade books
	And the very first edition, there was a foreword that said, it said effectively, like this fantasy role-playing environment, you're playing as a villain, right?
	We're playing with very dark subject matter in all of this.
	And this isn't meant to glorify the subject matter.
	It's meant to understand evil better so that we can be good.
	Gentle as doves, but wise as serpents.
	It wasn't about doing it to embrace it and celebrate it, but to explore the concept of evil.
	In the latest version of Vampire, the foreword says, if you're a Nazi or a right-winger, please put this book down.
	We don't want you playing this game.
	This isn't a game for evil people that glorify fascism.
	No, you're playing with it wrong.
	I am just absolutely titillated.
	The dungeon needs to be wheelchair accessible.
	But you're not allowed to play this game unless if you're one of the people that we say is allowed to play this game.
	So it's not accessible.
	tyrannical left is just so utterly absurd and thinking about this thinking of the way the left is trying to force you to play the games the way they want you to play them
	There's even an article out there talking about how the word of God, meaning the dungeon master.
	Let me explain this a little bit.
	So when you're playing Dungeon and Dragons, the Dungeon Master is the word of God.
	Whatever he says goes, even if it disagrees with what it's in the player's handbook.
	And the major reason for this is, well, number one, just shut up and play the game, right?
	If he says there's no treasure when you kill the dragon, there's no treasure.
	Stop whining.
	This is his game.
	He's got it planned out.
	Just trust the guy, right?
	Number two, there's no way in hell that the Dungeon Master can know every single rule ever written.
	And nobody likes the guy.
	It says, oh, actually, that's not how kobolds work.
	It's like, no, that's how this guy's kobalts work, right?
	And number three, creative license.
	The whole point of Dungeon and Dragons is to tell a good story, is to have a fun adventure together.
	And the Dungeon Master, like, everybody needs some creative license.
	Whatever it is.
	It's a book, a movie, a Dungeon and Dragons campaign.
	You need some creative license to pull everything together.
	The books are only there to give you a frame to work with.
	They're not supposed to limit you to only working within that frame.
	And generally speaking, it's like the DM's not playing to win, right?
	He's not trying to beat the player characters.
	He's trying to have fun.
	So yeah, the word of God.
	Go with it.
	There is a article published by one of these left-wing sources saying that word of God is, I don't know, white supremacy or something like that.
	Right?
	That you're not allowed to deviate from the handbooks.
	you have to do exactly what they say.
	No fun allowed in this game.
	Oh my goodness.
	You know, about 20 years back, it was the conservatives.
	It was the right wing saying you're playing it wrong.
	Like, think Hank Hill.
	You know, the boy just ain't right.
	You know, because Bobby wants to play with fashion.
	Oh, there's something wrong with him.
	Now, Bobby's fine.
	I really like that Bobby character on King of the Hill.
	Like, he's fine.
	He's fine.
	He's like, kind of a softer, creative guy, but there's nothing wrong with that.
	You can understand why Hank was worried when he was younger, but you know, Bobby grows up into a fine young man.
	It's like, no, Bobby, Shredder, and the Ninja Turtles hate each other.
	They can't share a pizza.
	They can in my world, dad.
	boy ain't right.
	It is so funny that the left has become that which they hate.
	Apparently, there is a recent extra credits video where they're talking about evil races are bad game design.
	And you know what?
	I'm probably, I'm kind of nerd out on this for a little bit.
	Let's check these comments.
	Oh, right, right!
	yeah yeah ella has this really cool side gig where she photographs action figures um like like in in situ right she does these ella that's like i'll be honest When I played with action figures, that's mostly what I did, which just set up dioramas, right?
	I didn't, like, smack them against each other.
	I just tried to set up cool dioramas for them.
	And it's kind of like what Ella does, except way more advanced than what I was doing, and she photographs them.
	fantastic like some of the pictures she's done they like I think there was one that you're doing with the aliens action figures the xenomorphs And at first glance, you could have mistaken it for a movie still, okay?
	Okay, maybe, maybe not quite, but like, they are so well done.
	Really fantastic stuff.
	Ella says, there's a whole pattern of play that queens or mother cats engage in with their kittens, specifically teach them how to guard their bellies.
	Yeah.
	Why are serpents considered wise?
	That is a really good question.
	don't have the answer directly a little bit of no let's let's speculate on it Well, first you've got that ancient symbol of the twin serpents, representing medicine, which looks a lot like the DNA helix, which is, maybe it's just a coincidence.
	I don't know.
	But it's quite striking, isn't it?
	It's very, very striking.
	And like the older I get, the less coincidences there seem to be.
	so that's my thing um there's the poison and medicine are two halves of the same coin Something we've really forgotten in the modern world.
	But I think in previous eras, we understood this far more deeply.
	Poison and medicine, they're the same thing.
	toxicity is in the dosage.
	You know, like if you screw around with any alternative pharmacologies, you really need to watch what you're doing.
	Everything needs to be in balance.
	Where it seems like the standard modern medical practice is take this pill.
	Don't worry about the side effects.
	Just take more pill.
	When it's really, it's a massive balancing act.
	Which also kind of like the twin serpents interwoven is a bit of a balancing act as well.
	And something about the way snakes move, extreme balancing to it.
	And the venom that snakes have.
	Something.
	Like venom is sort of a biological hack, isn't it?
	something very almost like wisdom and one one last thing i'll add to that is um have you guys ever heard the saying mad as a hatter and
	And the that saying is attributed to the fact that hatters used what's that heavy metal they put in in thermometers?
	Oh goodness, I can't remember it for the life of me.
	Anyway, they used that heavy metal in the making of hats.
	And this would drive them insane as they got older.
	That's what people say, except while that's true, nobody knew that.
	And the effects were extremely minor, right?
	It was not.
	It was about the same as wearing one of the hats, quite frankly.
	So there wasn't this association.
	The actual saying is mad as an adder.
	The snake.
	The venomous snake, the adder.
	And mad, not as an angry, but mad as in poisonous, evil, as an adder.
	And I don't know, that feels like it's close to the same thing.
	Let's see.
	Mercury.
	That's it.
	Thank you.
	And then you got Mercury the Messenger.
	Anyway, I'll stop free associating.
	I don't quite know why snakes are considered wise.
	Because it's not just the Old Testament.
	Okay?
	Like, the concept of snakes as wise had a great deal of history in Europe prior to Christ.
	Prior to any exposure, any major exposure to Judaism.
	So that seems to be another one of those human universals.
	Same thing in China.
	get with the the dragons being a symbol of wisdom i guess part of it too you know peterson maybe it wasn't peterson that came up with it but i heard it from him He observed that the drag, like the.
	So chimpanzees have three types of warning calls.
	And the three types of warnings are sky predator, a bird, land predator, a lion or a hyena or a wolf, or a snake.
	And the dragon is a combination of all three predators.
	It's the er predator of our species, the mythological racial memory predator that didn't really exist, but it's the combination of all possible predators.
	And I guess given that humans are food that decide to fight back, the wisdom is achieved by confronting the predator.
	And of the three, birds seem to have the greatest vision.
	The land predators are brute force, but the snake, the serpent, is the wily one that waits.
	So I think that might be part of the association.
	I'm just speculating, though.
	Free associating.
	Happy Easter Turner and Hooch.
	I think I scare the young ladies at church.
	This is what I usually wear to church.
	Anyway, back to the Dungeon and Dragons.
	It is such a shame what happened to extra credits, isn't it?
	Like, they've outright contradicted their older videos and their desperate attempt to stay woke.
	And it doesn't matter how fast you tread on the woke treadmill.
	It just keeps going faster and faster and faster.
	And so they did that recent video.
	I haven't seen it.
	Probably an awful video.
	About how evil races are bad game design.
	And, well, you know what?
	Like, whatever.
	They can say whatever the hell they want.
	Let's talk about the evil races.
	Evil races are one of those things that forces you to think.
	Because there are no evil races in the real world.
	There are no evil societies.
	There are bad societies, right?
	Like Communist Russia was pretty darn nasty.
	But there's no orcs or dark elves or what the heck are those bad guys in the Dragon's Age one, the Darkspawn.
	There are no Darkspawn in real life.
	There is no morally simple enemy to struggle against.
	But in DD, we have these morally simple enemies.
	Why do we have these?
	Well, on the one hand, the one reason, the simplest reason we have them, is because life is a struggle, right?
	Like life is a battle, right?
	Virtue is a constant struggle.
	I mean, heck, like, sin means missing the mark when you're shooting a bow.
	And so we use the metaphor of shooting a bow to describe moral behavior, right?
	We use these types of metaphors.
	And so the metaphor for trying to be virtuous is physical struggle.
	soldiers of Christ.
	And so, in D&D, we turn the spiritual struggle into a literal struggle against the forces of evil.
	It's kind of like an idealized world where sin literally means not hitting the mark, right?
	They're the same exact thing, as opposed to the same thing on a spiritual, on a metaphorical type of level.
	So that's the simplest reason that we have the evil races.
	But it's more than that as well.
	Each of the evil races represents a different type of fallen man.
	So, I mean, like, and it's fairly transparent.
	Although it's transparent, but you could also, you could go on a lot about this.
	I mean, so, orcs are orcs are just like thuggery.
	violent, ignorant, thuggery, without empathy or remorse.
	Dragons, red dragons in particular, are all about greed.
	You know, greed and hoarding of wealth.
	Now, when you get to the Dark Elves, things get a little bit more interesting.
	And this is where the left gets really annoying with all of this, right?
	Because they are just so facile.
	inability to understand metaphors.
	The Dark Elves in D&D are not melanin-rich.
	See, guess what?
	With the human species, we don't actually have white people or black people.
	Have you noticed that?
	We've got different shades of flesh tone.
	We go from pink to chocolate, alright?
	Those are the actual human colors.
	Although, I'll tell you, one thing I've always found interesting is, especially as a kid, right?
	Because I was.
	I never had a major passion for art, but I, like, I'm a decent artist.
	And trying to color flesh tone is so difficult.
	You kind of do what the cartoons do and use that peach fill, but that's not really the color of people.
	Right?
	Like, you look at, like, what the hell color are people?
	It seems like other things, it's really easy to define what color they are.
	That thing's brown, that thing's red, that thing's green.
	But when you're trying to draw people, you know, maybe it's just that because we're, because I'm a human, I notice humans in much greater detail than, you know, I notice a wooden shelf, right?
	Yellow, whatever.
	Whereas humans, I notice all the subtle little variations.
	One thing I found fascinating was the lips and how in cartoons we color the women's lips pink, but for the men, we color the lips the same color as the rest of the character.
	Even though in real life, men have pink lips too.
	But if you try and draw a picture of a guy and give him pink lips, like unless if it's a really detailed picture, the pink lips look kind of perverted on a guy for some reason.
	Going on a tangent there.
	My point is: like, peach to chocolate.
	That's the colors that humans come in.
	The dark elves of Dungeon and Dragons are an evil race of elves that moved underground and they worship a spider queen.
	Okay?
	Super evil.
	They're constantly poisoning and murdering one another.
	They're just janny bastards overall.
	And because they moved underground, and because they're so evil, their skin turned black.
	Not dark brown, it turned black.
	And black is one of those colors we associate.
	Like, it's not just white people that associate with it.
	Okay?
	Same thing with Asians, with the Dow.
	And I'm quite certain it's the same thing with Africans.
	have a citation for this one on hand.
	But from what I do know about Africans, they absolutely love wearing bright colors, right?
	Like really vivid reds and yellows.
	Right?
	I don't know, go look up an African wedding.
	I'm sure they're wearing very light colors during their wedding.
	And dark colors have the exact same associations.
	Or dark isn't necessarily evil, but it's pretty close.
	I don't know.
	That's why the young ladies are so scared of me at church.
	You know, I'm just waiting for a priest to ask me, do you always wear black?
	Yeah.
	Do you?
	I would love to have that conversation.
	That would be so funny.
	So, no liberals.
	The dark elves are not meant to represent black people.
	They're meant to represent people with darkness in their souls.
	And so these...
	Listen, it's not realistic to have an evil race.
	C.S. Lewis put together a fairly solid argument.
	It's like, show me one society.
	Like, yeah, we get little variations in morality between different societies, but don't tell me morality is arbitrary.
	Show me one society where they praise the traitor.
	Show me a society where they absolutely love thieves.
	Now, yes, we all have our legends of the outlaw, the Robin Hood, the pirate.
	There's always a little bit of that.
	But there's a context to the pirate as well, to the Robin Hood.
	The context being that Robin Hood steals from the rich who have their wealth unjustly.
	They're hoarding their wealth.
	So he becomes a people's hero in stealing from them.
	Yeah, you can find plenty of Robin Hoods, okay?
	But you're not going to find a society that praises the man who steals from his own employees or who steals from his neighbor.
	That's never been praised.
	And so, if you want to point out, well, there's never been an evil race.
	Okay, way to go, Rhodes Scholar.
	You figured that out.
	And so this actually leads to the third step.
	So the first step is turning the spiritual struggle into a little, literal physical struggle, right?
	Like, you have to go rescue the treasure at the bottom of the dungeon, and you have to fight your way through the hordes of evil to do it.
	So that's kind of the first iteration.
	The second iteration is beginning to realize what these forces of evil actually represent.
	That the orcs represent thuggery, the dark elves represent corruption and poisoning and treachery, and the dragon represents greed.
	You get to the third level, and at the third level, you start to question: what would this society even look like?
	And once you get to the third level, that's where you start to realize the concept of an evil race is kind of ridiculous on its very face.
	That if the orcs manage to have a society, then there must be something redeeming about them.
	There must be something that justifies them, that can be worked on and grown to turn them into a good society.
	See, my favorite enemies in Dungeons & Dragons have always been the undead.
	Right?
	Vampires, liches, dark priests.
	Because it seems to me that the undead are almost a one-to-one representation of psychopaths and narcissists within our society.
	And so if you take the evil vampire, like somebody who has dedicated their life to preying upon the innocent blood of others, right?
	Unnaturally extending their lifespan using the blood of innocence.
	Yeah, they have their minions.
	Their minions are bullied into being minions, however.
	The only true evil is the vampire themselves.
	And there are most certainly evil people.
	There are no evil societies, but there are evil people that turn their societies evil.
	I've always found that to be the most interesting.
	And so, yes, as you explore the concept, you come around to this, which is why you start with the evil race.
	You start with the morally simple.
	Orcs are always evil, so you don't have to feel bad about killing them.
	You start there, and you expand as need be.
	Let's see here.
	Orcs are joggers.
	Some joggers.
	I mean, if the shoe fits, okay?
	Like, if you're acting like an orc, you're acting like an orc.
	Those cops that were trying to shut down the church, they were acting quite a bit like orcs, weren't they?
	I'm just following orders.
	Yeah, that's exactly what the orc minion that works for the vampire says.
	Painting your lips red, advertising Egyptian prostitutes' willingness to perform oral sucks.
	You know, I'd want some citation on that.
	I mean, like, maybe.
	That just seems like something people say.
	People have been painting themselves up and doing their hair and exfoliating and you name it from time immemorial.
	And even if it's true, I don't really have an issue with my girlfriend wearing lipstick.
	You know, it is very important.
	One of the errors, I think a lot of people on the right.
	one of the errors they make is harshly condemning any experimental play and we've lived through it the
	Dungeons and Dragons will cause Satan worship panics, but we've seen plenty of that.
	The...
	No, you're playing with it wrong.
	Motherfucker, I'm going to play with it however I feel like it.
	It's a toy.
	It's for playing.
	Playing's when there aren't rules to follow.
	You see it with the way, you know, certain groups in America, they want to condemn Halloween as demon worship.
	oh my goodness i'm there is the tradition of dressing up like monsters is like like it's pre-historical Alright?
	I love the Japanese Oni masks.
	Honestly, Japanese demons are just the coolest looking.
	Maybe I've just been overexposed to the Western-style demons, but the Oni, those things are fantastic looking.
	I was actually looking for a stupid COVID face mask with the Oni on it.
	That would have been pretty funny.
	Should wear that to church?
	You know, the Oni man, giant tusks coming out of your mouth, big angry expression.
	Fantastic.
	We had that with Carnival.
	All ancient cultures, they'll do that dressing as demons thing.
	Something primordial about Halloween.
	Because again, we are food that decided to fight back.
	Instead of running from the monsters like all the other monkeys out there, we turned around and faced our fear.
	and we overcame it, thus becoming the dominant species on the planet.
	And even if you're talking about real demons, okay, like real demons are pathetic.
	They're not scary.
	They're pathetic.
	Real demons, if they had physical forms, they would not look like Sauron.
	Right?
	Like a big scary guy in black armor with a double-handed sword.
	No.
	Real demons, if you could see them, they look like Sneagle.
	They're pathetic.
	What they offer is pathetic.
	It's tempting in the moment until you see how it's actually, it's like hot dogs, man.
	If you saw how it was made, you wouldn't want it.
	Devin Stack said something while back, it stuck with me.
	I've been thinking about it.
	About how often the left talks about power.
	Like, everything is, it's so powerful this, powerful that.
	Look at this powerful woman, ad nauseum.
	And he pointed out that, you know, like, pay attention to the words people use, right?
	Like, the left is really selling power to people.
	Sadly, it's only the power to destroy.
	Right?
	the left will give you the power to destroy a community, the power to rip apart a family, the power to abuse children, whereas the right it's always about limiting power, isn't it?
	This is part of the reason that the cuck insult became so prevalent, because there is this extreme cuckiness to the right.
	You see, the left wants to ban guns because they're too weak to use them.
	Like, they want the power to burn down cities, but they want to ban guns because guns empower the individual.
	Whereas the right, it's more of an attitude, oh, never use your gun.
	And I think this desire to ban Halloween, there's something could there's a connection there.
	Halloween, especially for little kids, for a little kid to dress up like a scary monster is for that kid to realize that they have the potential power of a monster.
	There's that great hyperbole and a half.
	She had this fantastic post about how one Halloween she dressed up as a dinosaur.
	And for some reason, when she put on the dinosaur costume, she realized that she was an invulnerable dinosaur and she could do whatever she wanted.
	And she would get into so much trouble anytime she was wearing this dinosaur costume.
	And for the longest time, her parents couldn't figure out what the hell was wrong with this kid.
	They thought there was too much sugar in her diet or whatever.
	But it took months.
	But they finally realized that she was becoming a little monster every time she put on the dinosaur costume.
	So that's an extreme version of it.
	But by having your kid dress up as a monster, instead of monsters being something that they have to hide from, something that's hiding under their bed, they become the monster.
	They become the thing with agency and power that they can exert in the world.
	Now, needless to say, this power needs to be tempered.
	It needs to be tempered by morality, without a doubt.
	But the right seems to have this attitude that because power can be abused, we shouldn't let anybody have power.
	Which only serves to undermine the right, because the left is still grabbing power left, right, and center.
	Responsible use of power ought to be the goal, not powerlessness.
	It's like, yes, innocent as doves, but wise as serpents.
	There's this namby-pamby-ness to the right.
	What are they talking about?
	Berenstain Bears, or even the Marvel superheroes.
	No moral complexity, no ruthlessness.
	Far too much roof amongst the right.
	Both sides just evolving into, you know, scheduled play times, play dates.
	Everything's structured.
	It's like, good lord, leave some room for some chaos.
	I'll tell you what.
	If you're trying to be a mentor or a parent or an uncle or an aunt, you gotta let the kids make their own damn mistakes at some point.
	There's this okay when you got a stupid kid asking you questions, right?
	Stupid kid that's just everything, they just screw everything up.
	Kids, they're just they got no idea what the hell they're doing.
	Maddening.
	It is tempting to lecture them on everything they need to do and just keep to don't do it this way, do it this way, do it.
	You can't do that though.
	You can't do that because they do have to learn for themselves.
	What you need to be doing is explaining the basics to them, giving them some pointers, explaining the rules of the game, but then letting them experiment.
	Right?
	You've got to be a bit hands-off with the whole thing.
	Otherwise, you just become a ridiculous authority to rebel against, right?
	Nobody wants to be told what to do all the time.
	Let's see, I'm going to get some more ice and then check the comments.
	You know what,
	kids, they want guidance in play, but they don't want to be told how to play.
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	Glad to have you here.
	So, there was these two teenage girls decided to hijack an Uber Eats driver who was a 40-year-old immigrant.
	He was roughly about 40 years old, wife and kids, and he's dead now because these two idiots decide to try and hijack his car.
	And I mean, like, geez, he's 40 years old, and he's doing Uber Eats, right?
	Like, this is a guy that's working hard at a crap job to try and support his family.
	And now he's dead.
	And yeah, they decide not to try the two girls as adults.
	Not even the 15-year-old.
	The most horrifying thing about the Uber Eats murder is the girls that did it were more concerned about their phone than the guy who was hurt.
	They didn't even look in his direction.
	You simply cannot expect anything from orcs, says Public Frog.
	Well, that's what I'm saying.
	If the shoe fits, if you are acting like an orc, you're acting like an orc.
	Orcs were not meant to represent anything.
	Orcs.
	What was the origin of the word orc?
	I knew this at one point.
	The thing is, if you really dig back into it, okay, like orc and kobold, I think, come from the same Germanic root.
	And yeah, like, like, orcs did not mean orc 200 years ago.
	Orc only came to mean orc with Lord of the Rings.
	And in Lord of the Rings, the orcs were perverted versions of elves.
	Right?
	So the Saruman took all the races of Middle-earth.
	He took the treants, and out of treants, he perverted them into ogres.
	Actually, no, orc and ogre come from the same root word.
	He turned the elves into orcs.
	Like, basically, he did a whole bunch of evil Nazi science experiments to create subhuman monsters.
	And so it's from Tolkien that we get the orcs.
	And all of the races that he transmogrified into evil were foundationally evil.
	Like, more evil than Smeagol, who Smeagel was a hobbit, right?
	And he still, there were good parts in him still.
	And like, really with him, it's the temptation of the ring.
	The ring was just like this addiction.
	This potential power.
	That's the funny thing.
	Is that like the ring is useless power?
	Because there's no way you are going to wrestle away the ring from Soron.
	The best you can hope to do with the ring is hide in an underground cave for 200 years eating raw fish.
	That's the best the ring is going to do for you.
	But it's got that whispered promise that you might become the emperor of the planet.
	You're not going to, but you might.
	That promise of unjust power.
	I think it's the same promise of celebrity that gets a lot of people.
	Any of these things that it's so tantalizing, you might have it.
	It's envy, it's spite, it's all of those.
	And that's what twisted Smeagol.
	But yeah, the orcs in Lord of the Rings are just, they're foundationally evil.
	There is no redeeming quality.
	Like any, but basically, I don't know, it's like the soul's been ripped out of that body and now it's just nothing but demons operating it.
	And yeah, if you're, well, isn't that exactly how these girls are acting?
	Clone Mac Noise88.
	P-Orc?
	I'm not sure I get that one.
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	way open stuff up on the channel you know I keep saying this the left is just eclipsed itself It's gone from wanting to violate all the rules to forcing you to violate all the rules.
	You are legally required to break the law, according to the left.
	It is sheer insanity.
	Right?
	Like they.
	They go from, you know, not everybody is a normie conformy heterosexual person that marries with a white picket fence.
	Some of us are weirdos.
	Into there's 64 types of way you're allowed to be weird and you have to pick three of them.
	It's like that kind of defeats the purpose.
	If being weird, if there's a pre-fitted slot for me being weird, I don't want to be weird anymore.
	It's like a hot topic, right?
	I don't know.
	I guess this, I don't know if this metaphor still holds as well, because Hot Topic's become nothing but a clearinghouse for Marvel movie merchandise.
	But you know, like 10, 20 years ago, Hot Topic was the place that you went to spend your entire paycheck on a really stupid looking goth trench coat to show off how incredibly unique you are.
	It was the most conformist, non-conformist place you ever saw.
	And that's what the left has become.
	A bunch of conformist non-conformists.
	it's profoundly irritating.
	You know, to go back to the wheelchair accessible dungeons for a second...
	Oh, God.
	You know, this trend actually started in the 90s.
	In the 90s, we had there's extreme ghostbusters.
	Everything was extreme in the 90s.
	And extreme Ghostbusters, one of the Ghostbusters was in a wheelchair.
	And there's this other series, I can't remember what it was called.
	It was a bunch of like cat people, but they were cops.
	And one of them was a cop in a wheelchair.
	And so I must have been like, what, 15 when this thing came out?
	And of course, the cop with the wheelchair, the wheelchair had all sorts of superpowers.
	It had a jet engine on the back.
	It had whatever.
	And even at 15, I'm looking at this.
	I'm.
	You know, like, this cartoon character in the wheelchair has more power, has more agency than people outside of wheelchairs.
	Right?
	Because I don't have rockets or a jet engine or anything like that.
	I gotta drive a car.
	And the tragedy of being in a wheelchair is that you have less agency.
	Right?
	Like, just daily tasks are going to be harder in a wheelchair.
	And so this attempt to be inclusive is actually just slapping people that are in wheelchairs.
	It's slapping them in the face.
	How does that make any sense?
	So now wheelchair accessible dungeons.
	Now, here's the thing.
	Let's say you've got a really weird bunch of friends, okay?
	And so you guys decide to play Dungeon the Dragons, but one of you's in a wheelchair for some reason.
	Good luck.
	You know what?
	My old DD group, we actually had a house rule that you had to be at least 30% as cool in real life as your DD character.
	Because we'd get people that would just, they'd start doing the most ridiculous shit.
	Like they just the god, the most special, like everybody was just so freaking unique.
	Like one guy wanted to ride a fucking cat.
	Like, what's wrong with a horse?
	Ride a horse, okay?
	It's 1,400 people ride horses.
	Don't be an asshole riding a displacer beast.
	Why you gotta be special?
	Why you gotta be unique?
	Right?
	Do you own a displacer beast in real life?
	No?
	Then guess what?
	You can ride a freaking horse like the rest of us peasants, all right?
	But, you know, okay, for whatever reason, you're playing in a D&D game where one or more of you is in wheelchairs.
	Like, I don't know why.
	Isn't the whole fantasy that you can do really cool shit that you don't get a chance to do in real life?
	At least not that often.
	hit points don't recover quite as quickly in real life but you know if you want to do that okay you can have a wheelchair accessible done you can You can do whatever you want.
	That's kind of the point of the game.
	The real beauty of Dungeons and Dragons is the game provides this framework and all of this pre-built stuff.
	Like, here's a monster manual full of a hundred different monsters that you can fight.
	And but this doesn't limit you.
	Okay?
	You can make up your own damn monsters.
	There's no rule saying that it has to be from that map.
	You can make up whatever damn monster you want.
	You don't like the character classes in DD?
	You can retool the character classes.
	Heck, when I was playing, I did not like the fact that Paladins got priest magic.
	Okay?
	Basically, they got like a crappy assortment of priest spells.
	And like, he's a religious guy, but he swings a sword all day.
	He doesn't cast spells, that's gay.
	And so I worked with my DM.
	We retooled the Paladin class to have divine abilities, but not to have spells.
	Because the spells were stupid.
	And I just, I never liked that you're supposed to prepare your spells at the beginning of the day.
	It's not something I like about DD.
	So we retooled it.
	You can do whatever the hell you want.
	You want to have a wheelchair accessible dungeon?
	Go have a wheelchair accessible dungeon.
	But the idea of requiring that.
	Shit.
	Y'all don't know how to have fun.
	One time.
	God, we were nerds.
	One time we played DD in the park with no dice.
	The one guy who's playing Francoise the mighty French warrior Actually this fucking guy Fucking guy we were on like a ledge And he grabbed himself by the back of the shirt and flew him, threw himself into a backflip onto the grass.
	And the funny thing is, this guy actually got into a lot of scraps.
	Okay, so that's part of the 30% as cool.
	Francois was more of a badass than this guy in real life.
	But this guy was quite the badass in real life as well.
	So yeah, he threw himself, he picked himself up and threw himself into a combat role without harming himself.
	good, clean fun.
	And we managed to do all of it without worshiping Satan.
	COVID vaccine, part of the mark of the beast or just a precursor.
	Stupidity.
	Don't attribute to conspiracy what can be adequately explained by stupidity.
	I tell you what, people on our side are going way too deep into the conspiracy rabbit hole with all of this stuff.
	Like, okay, like, take Bill Gates.
	Bill Gates has been going all over the world.
	He took his money he made with Microsoft, company he named after his dick, and he's been going all around the world injecting people with vaccines left, right, and center.
	He's not doing that because he's bond villain evil.
	Not exactly.
	The big thing is now, the real challenges facing the world are very, very hard to figure out.
	Alright, they don't have easy solutions.
	And actually, I'll tell you, my opinion, one of the biggest solutions would be Christianity.
	Christianity is relatively unique.
	It works on multiple levels.
	It's like foundationally, Christianity is follow the spirit of the law.
	Well, a sermon today at church was all about how Jesus didn't, like the apostles already had like 630 rules they were supposed to follow on the Sabbath.
	And Jesus didn't lecture them about rules.
	He had a personal relationship with them.
	It's about the spirit of the law.
	No cheat codes, no hacks.
	It's follow the spirit of the law.
	Be good to your neighbor.
	And most of the problems in the world, I think they stem from a foundational lack of morality, poor treatment of your neighbors.
	Self-righteousness, trying to manipulate the system, all of that.
	And if you really want to help developing nations instill a stronger moral spirit in them, they've got issues of clean drinking water, of sustainable agriculture, developing industry, really complex.
	Vaccines are a fairly simple, non-controversial way to do a small amount of good.
	And there's very good debates over whether or not we're over-vaccinating or or or or.
	I said they're non-controversial.
	I didn't say that they are definitely as effective as they claim to be.
	I said they're non-controversial.
	So Bill Gates, the midwit, I mean, he's smart, but he's really not that smart, right?
	He's conniving.
	He's not smart.
	Gets to make himself feel like a huge hero for pushing all of this crap, right?
	And what's the latest thing he's been doing?
	Drinking the poop water?
	Like, Billy boy.
	All water is poop water.
	Okay, there's no virgin water on this planet, all right?
	It's all been cycled through biological systems at some point.
	That the whole point of water treatment facilities is, yeah, they turn poop water into drinkable water again.
	It's, you're not doing anything new, Billy boy.
	You're just making a spectacle of yourself.
	Because he actually doesn't know anything about water purification.
	It's just, I fucking love science.
	And so he's jumped on this bandwagon of technology he doesn't understand.
	I mean, he probably understands more than I do, because I haven't bothered to study this in any great depth.
	But most of us could know as much as Bill Gates knows about this stuff within a year, right?
	Like, even if Bill Gates is super smart, which I don't see much indication that he is, he's a good businessman, but he's probably good with puzzles, but he doesn't have any domain-specific knowledge.
	And what's happened, like I said on the last live stream, is we've created, again, we've got this major bifurcation.
	Truth is more in the middle.
	That, you know, like, yes, vaccines are often a good idea, but not always.
	You don't need every vaccine on the planet if you're not going to be exposed to disease.
	That's an unnecessary risk, right?
	If you're not going to go to Africa, there's no reason for you to take anti-malaria medicine.
	As I said earlier in the stream, medicine, it's a balancing act between all these things.
	Medicine and poison are the same thing.
	It's all about using it at the correct time.
	But because we've got this major, we've got the extreme anti-vaxxers and the extreme vaxers, and both sides just patting themselves on the back.
	So you've got a lot of extreme ignorance on both sides.
	And you've got small little conspiracies, right?
	Like if Johnson and Johnson can get the federal government to give them, I don't know, a billion dollars to go vaccinate the population, and they're protected from any indemnities, and they get to experiment with a new technology that they're pretty sure is safe, but they're not 100% sure is safe.
	I mean, it does make your skin fall off once in a while.
	There you go.
	Incentives explain behavior.
	It's not a massive Dr. Evil conspiracy.
	It's a bunch of small conspiracies and people going off half-cocked without thinking.
	And anybody that disagrees with them, oh, you must be anti-science.
	You know, the Z-Man was just doing a podcast on this about how it's like the left started saying they were pro-science.
	And they started saying that Christians were anti-science.
	And the Christians, unfortunately, said, oh, you're going to call us anti-science?
	We will be super anti-science.
	And it's done a lot of harm.
	If we're crying out loud, the Catholic Church invented science.
	Right?
	Catholics, Christians are not anti-science.
	We literally invented it.
	But so you got the extremes on both sides.
	And so now we're doing this.
	And we've got the COVID freak out.
	Not because COVID is scary.
	It really isn't.
	It's a little bit nastier than the regular flu, probably.
	I mean, you can't trust any of the science because it's become politicized at this point.
	But it's...
	the socialization of children has been falling apart for 50 years right as i said in the last live stream compare the bullying and yeah i gave three examples Rebel Without a Cause, Breakfast Club, and American Pie, right?
	And look at the bullying in all of those.
	In Rebel Without a Cause, the way that the rebel, is it Marlon Brando?
	Anyway, whoever, the way he's acting is the way good kids act today.
	That was the rebel back then.
	And to today, it's like the bullying is just absolutely vicious.
	So children, like school has gotten worse and worse and worse with less guidance, more interchild cruelty, that everybody is just completely screwed up socially.
	Nobody knows how to socialize properly.
	We've got an economy that is completely unreliable.
	Right?
	Like, you never know where you're going to be working in two more years.
	We've got a complete breakdown of culture and neighborhoods.
	And so people are at extremely high anxiety levels.
	And COVID, particularly with the scary videos that we saw coming out of China initially, and that we haven't seen anything like that since, by the way.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Remember, we saw all these scary videos of a person sitting there normally then having a seizure and dying.
	It hasn't happened.
	It hasn't happened, has it?
	Maybe, maybe that was propaganda from China.
	Who knows?
	But this was the perfect trigger.
	It was the perfect storm.
	And so now society has become completely overreacting on this one thing because it's an outlet for all of this anxiety.
	And so now we're pushing an experimental vaccine that is probably mostly safe.
	Probably.
	But sometimes it makes your skin fall off.
	So it's not.
	There are evil people here and there, but it's not like they're evil.
	Even Hillary Clinton, she's probably one of the most evil people on the planet.
	She just wants to be in the history books and she wants to tell people what to do and boss them around.
	It's a really petty form of evil that she represents.
	Turner and Hooch says, Is there an order of disorders?
	Do disorders even exist anymore on the left?
	Oh, it's such.
	It's such a black hole, isn't it?
	Like, if you want to be weird, be weird, man.
	Let your freak flag fly.
	See, the whole thing about the freak flag, though, is it wasn't centrally determined.
	Right?
	Like, where the hell did this transsexual flag come from?
	What the hell is that?
	If I was a trainer, that's the last thing I'd want.
	The last thing I'd want would be a centralized Tranner flag telling me how I'm supposed to be a Tranner.
	Get the fuck out of here.
	And then he says, I think with things like D&D and video games, it's that some of the players lose themselves in it too much.
	Nothing wrong with being a nerd.
	Use your mental power for substantial things along with fruitting away time and get in shape.
	good luck calling somebody a nerd when they can beat your ass.
	See you bring up a this actually is a pretty major problem the The fact that people are losing themselves in this entertainment these days.
	And it's not.
	I mean, you've got those Funko Pops.
	What the hell is that?
	What the hell are men in their 30s doing spending this much money on children's toys?
	Listen, we've always had guys doing something like this.
	Like, the people that would buy all the sports ball memorabilia.
	It's funny.
	They promoted sports ball as, like, super masculine, right?
	And, you know, I don't know.
	Like, my dad watched sports.
	He still watches sports.
	I never got into it.
	But my dad didn't spend tons and tons of money on sports.
	Okay, do you know what my dad spends money on?
	Pickup trucks and golf clubs.
	Which are also two things I'm not into.
	But.
	Oh, fucking, how much did I spend on that damn sword there, you know?
	Okay, pick up trucks and golf clubs.
	Yeah.
	He doesn't buy collectibles.
	He doesn't buy stupid toys, right?
	Like every guy has like one or two stupid toys that he's bought, right?
	Like the, I really want to order like the Fallout New Vegas Collector Edition with the custom playing cards and poker chips and all of that.
	Like, one of these days I'm going to buy that.
	It's still available, apparently.
	Whatever.
	I'll get like one stupid thing, right?
	Every guy's got like one or two stupid things that they've bought.
	But no, these guys that bought all the sports memorabilia, what the hell are you doing?
	Who the fuck cares?
	I'll be honest, the guys that collect all the Nazi memorabilia, that's kind of weird too.
	that stuff belongs in a museum yeah people losing themselves in entertainment is this does seem to be a growing issue right Like, we've always had a little bit of it.
	But Anne Bovary was like the first story about a woman that lost herself in romantic novels.
	But I don't think it's an intrinsic problem to Dungeons and Dragons or video games.
	It seems to be an intrinsic problem to modern society.
	Which I think probably has more to do with the increasing isolation that most people experience.
	Which is probably a big reason for the push to have everybody wear masks.
	Because so many people feel socially isolated, right?
	Like they're going out in public and pretending to socialize with people, but they feel isolated.
	And for them, putting on the mask is a giant relief.
	because now they're forced to be isolated, as to feeling like they're isolated because they were never socialized properly.
	I don't know, that's my theory there.
	Now he says, I never got Redbeard's argument book against Christianity.
	Jesus wasn't a loser, he defeated death.
	I don't know his argument, but it sounds like.
	Okay, you know what?
	Let me say, I can see where this argument is coming from.
	Because there is a very effeminate version of Jesus promoted.
	Same thing I was saying earlier about how like the, I want to be careful with my words here.
	I am for responsible gun ownership, but the right, like, either you get people that are completely irresponsible with their gun use.
	I've seen a lot of that in America.
	It's quite frustrating, these cowboys that are completely half-assed with their firearms.
	I actually had a guy, I picked up a rifle he handed me, and I used the correct safety procedure, and then he got upset with me for doing that.
	Basically, I picked it up, made sure the chamber was clear, cycled it, and discharged the action in a harmless direction.
	What are you doing?
	That's what you're supposed to do when you pick up a gun.
	You're supposed to make sure that the chamber is empty, that there's nothing loaded in it, and then to fire off the mechanism in a safe direction.
	You could have put a hole in my house.
	Do you know how guns work?
	idiot.
	But then you get the people that they just want too many rules with the gun.
	It's sort of like the if you got nothing to hide, then why are you worried about the cops spying on you?
	It's kind of like that, right?
	There's this very disempowering narrative coming from the right And it, um, or James Dean in In Rebel Without a Cost.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, you get a very similar thing with Christ.
	People easily forget about the Christ that whipped the moneylenders.
	Or the fact that Paul cut off somebody's ear when they tried to arrest Christ.
	Or that Christ said, sell your cloak and buy a sword.
	They forget about that part of Jesus Christ.
	You know, if I could liken it to an action movie for a moment, it's the good action movies don't have a lot of action in them.
	Right?
	It's like the silly, childish ones.
	Indiana Jones is a fairly silly, childish movie.
	It's a fun movie.
	But it's kind of silly how he gets into like fist fights every five minutes.
	You know, how people always drop their guns to fist fight him.
	It's kind of ridiculous, right?
	That's not real life.
	Like a proper fist fight, depending on how it goes, you're going to be out of commission for a day to a week, depending on how brutal of a fist fight it is.
	Whereas Indiana Jones just gets back up and keeps going on the adventure, right?
	Doesn't need time to heal.
	Whereas a more mature action movie will usually be building up to like one action scene at the end.
	And, you know, so if you take Jesus Christ as a as a man, as a character, Jesus Christ is always ready to throw down if he has to.
	You know, like, think about when they confronted him with the woman of ill repute.
	Right?
	He's there talking about morality to people.
	And the Pharisees show up and they say, this woman committed adultery.
	Shouldn't she be stoned?
	And Christ sits there, kind of like drawing in the dirt with a stick.
	Doesn't say anything.
	He's just thinking.
	Because he's like, ah, shit.
	Like, these guys are trying to fat guy me.
	These guys are trying to catch me.
	Right?
	Now, it was clear morality at the time.
	Even though it said to stone her, realistically, nobody was going to stone her.
	Same way it's like, you know, it's like smoking weed a few years ago.
	Before it became legal.
	Like if there's a large party and a few of the people were smoking weed in the backyard and one of the people at the party was a cop, the cop would make sure he wasn't anywhere where he could see them smoking weed.
	Right?
	He'd just say, yeah, I'm going to go to the other room now.
	And that was kind of the situation at the time.
	Nobody would realistically stone this woman, even though technically they should.
	What are you going to do about this, Jesus?
	And so he's sitting there thinking, it's like, well, how do I hack this scenario?
	And it comes back.
	You know, yeah, how about the person that is without sin throws the first stone?
	But while he's sitting there, you gotta think that the adrenaline's really coarsing through him.
	Right?
	Because these guys, they're using the words right now, but this is like the mafioso coming and saying, that's a nice house.
	It'd be a shame somebody was to burn it down.
	And so even though in the Bible, Christ only throws down once, he's constantly ready to throw down.
	Same thing, like a really good father.
	A really good father is Not going to resort to violence all the time, but it's always that potential of the man to resort to violence.
	You know?
	A really good Clint Eastwood character.
	Doesn't get into a lot of fights, but he's always ready to get into a fight.
	And partly because the idiots, they're complete brouhahas with their guns.
	There's a lot of hostility to that sort of energy these days.
	And it does permeate through the church, through the parts of Christ that are emphasized by Christians these days.
	So I can see where Redbeard's coming from.
	He's wrong, but I can see where he's coming from.
	Oh, yeah, vaccine might lead to miscarriage.
	At least in Canada, they're advising against mothers taking the vaccine.
	Star Wars phenomenon.
	Why 30 years old buy toys?
	know.
	We now have a t-shirt and a figurine for everything.
	Now we have a flag, too.
	God, a flag for everything.
	Good lord, why do you need a flag?
	For sex.
	why does nobody else question this maybe maybe people are questioning this but seems like the trainers are most of them are full-on on board with the trainer flag Why do you need a flag?
	Branded t-shirts are the worst.
	Can we just have plain colored ones?
	You know, it was bad when I was younger.
	I refused to get any clothing with labels on it.
	I don't care if it's Versace, I don't care what it is.
	I'm not wearing that damn label.
	You should be paying me to advertise your shirt.
	And now we've just got, yeah, Star Wars t-shirts, and I'm purchasing an identity.
	Although, for the record, I'm gonna say I'm okay with the Captain America t-shirt, right?
	Like, I think it's the one just, like, with the shield on the chest, because that's...
	Eh, there's something a little bit pure to that.
	It's like, I support the ideals of America.
	I'm not...
	Like, I remember a guy wearing this shirt way before the Captain America movies came out, right?
	And it was kind of like, it was a little bit retro, it was a little bit...
	It was fun, right?
	He wasn't saying, I love Marvel movies.
	He was saying, I love American values, is why he wore it.
	That I was okay with.
	Oh, it was Peter.
	Yeah, of course it was Peter.
	Paul wasn't even one of the apostles for crying out loud.
	Yeah, Peter cut off a guy's ear.
	So, Christ was walking around with an armed bodyguard carrying military weaponry.
	Next time you hear some lefty say, what would Jesus think about?
	He was literally walking around with a 12-man posse, carrying military-grade killing weapons.
	COVID vaccines should only be for old people.
	Honestly, I don't think they're nowhere near ready for market.
	It should be another two years of testing before we even consider them.
	One of the crazy things is just how much the boomers are in love with all of this.
	You know, Devin Stack was saying that anytime he's on the radio, because he does the CB radio.
	I actually have a couple of CB radios, but no antennas.
	I meant to get into that.
	I just kind of fell by the wayside.
	I was going to hard install it in my sports car because I'm a freaking dork.
	But that was like four sports cars ago.
	And the boomers are all on about the vaccines.
	When the hell did the boomers go from never trust the man to blindly believe anything the man says?
	When did that happen?
	Oh, here's something cheerful.
	I saw this on 4chan.
	So it could be made up.
	I don't know.
	But guy on 4chan says his high school teacher asks the class, how many, what percentage of America do you think is white?
	And people make guesses.
	What percentage do you think is Mexican?
	People make that.
	What percentage do you think is Asian?
	And people make guesses.
	What percentage do you think is black?
	13% goodness There is hope for the youth.
	When does 13% equal 52%?
	And by the way, that's actually a fairly consistent statistic, by the way.
	Like I said, if the shoe fits, wear it.
	Or don't be like that.
	There's an idea.
	Stop being the useful idiot.
	You know, it's quite frustrating because you meet some people of the 13% tribe that are extremely intelligent, that...
	that are otherwise civilized, but then they are so happy to be the useful idiot, right?
	To buy into all the left-wing talking points and garbage.
	And it's like, you are way too smart to be doing this.
	Why do you care about a fentanyl addict dying from an overdose?
	Why do you care about that?
	You don't commit crimes.
	You've never been to prison.
	None of your family have been to prison.
	Why are you defending the fentanyl addict?
	What?
	Because a cop hassled you and you think it was because of your skin color?
	The cops hassle everybody and nobody likes cops.
	We're all on the same page there.
	And quite frankly, if the cop was hassling you because of your skin color, which, you know, maybe, maybe not.
	Don't know how they saw your skin color when you were driving in traffic.
	But if they did, the reason you're being targeted is because of guys like the Fentanyl Addict.
	Maybe if guys like the Fentanyl Addict weren't part of the 52%, then the other 13% would get left alone.
	Now, that being said, it's not all up to 13%.
	There's...
	Okay, there's a guy that I like on YouTube called Shady Durags.
	And basically he does just film analysis.
	Well, not film, TV analysis, I guess.
	But he does like Bojack Horseman.
	He does King of the Hill.
	And he's pretty outspoken against the victim mentality.
	So that guy based his shit.
	And there's lots of the 13% tribe that are based.
	I just wish the bulk of them would stop falling for the same stupid talking points.
	Grow up, take responsibility for your community.
	you don't want to be compared to an orc don't act like an orc you know there is a review of uh one of the star trek movies That one...
	Let me think for a moment.
	thing can top off my ice.
	SF debris.
	Which Star Trek movie was it?
	It's the one where there's the planet of aliens.
	They're in touch with nature.
	And they are so smug and self-righteous.
	And at one point, SF Debris, he goes, you're not a culture.
	You're just elves.
	Elves.
	You're just white and you're better than everybody else.
	And, you know, he kind of nailed something there.
	There's a D ⁇ D stereotype for you on white people.
	Although specifically, white liberals.
	Like these white liberals and their gated communities with their eco-friendly canvas bag they bring from the grocery store and their smugness and their self-righteousness.
	And it's like, fuck you, white liberal.
	If the shoe fits, wear it.
	Don't be smug white liberals.
	Don't be Karen.
	God, you know, there's these women going on about back when the Karen meme was going hot.
	Karen meme is just anti-white bigotry.
	Well, no, it's anti-white, but I wouldn't call it bigotry because, yeah, I think it's completely deserved.
	This is completely true.
	Karen is a major problem with white people.
	And it's a good thing we start getting our Karens in check.
	If you don't like a stereotype, don't be that stereotype.
	You notice Italians never get upset with stereotypes.
	That's because we're awesome.
	And all of our stereotypes are awesome.
	And we love hearing about the stereotypes.
	And we'll even tell you about stereotypes about Italians that you don't know about because of how awesome they are.
	The funniest joke I ever heard is right after the Italians won the World Cup.
	Now for those of you who are not privileged to live in a city with a lot of Italians, when Italians win the World Cup, and I said I didn't like sports ball, the World Cup is the only exception, and only if Italy is winning.
	I was in the bar all day arguing with Polax if that's the case.
	When Italians win the World Cup, we drive up and down the streets with Italian flags honking our homes.
	And so the guy on the radio said, hey, I got a joke for you.
	You're the only thing worse than a sore loser is.
	A winning Italian.
	Truth.
	Yeah, so when did boomers start trusting government when they took over government?
	Oh God.
	Boomers are narcissists.
	It's...
	God, the boomers frustrate so much.
	Well, if you want to find a job, you should go be pounding the pavement, knocking on doors, and dropping off your resume.
	You know that's not how it works anymore, right?
	Like if you try and drop off a resume, they tell you to go, you know, get the fuck out of here, go apply on the website.
	I wish it was that way.
	It's a lot easier to get a job when you can look a guy in the eye, shake his hand, and he can get the feel for you.
	Because honest to God, like your resume doesn't really tell anybody anything.
	Like if you're applying for a job, then you already have the skills required, don't you?
	Right?
	and your resume is just going to confirm that you have the skills required.
	In fact, you know what, if the- The whole online application, do you know what that does?
	It privileges people that are good at resume design or good at lying on their resumes.
	It's not like anybody checks that shit, right?
	You could just be making it all up.
	But your made-up version has two years more experience than the real version.
	The actual thing is like when you look them in the eye and shake their hand.
	Of course the kid's qualified.
	Is he a good fit?
	but yeah yeah boomers give this advice that worked back in the 70s as if it's still the 70s yeah boomers about oppression when they have no power When there's like no oppression, they were never oppressed.
	Then they bitch about the lack of compliance when they have power.
	Public Frog says orcs are going to orc.
	Nothing can be done to stop their nature.
	And by the way, you know, earlier I was saying those, um, you know, those white people that like to make crude jokes about other races?
	Orcs are gonna orc, man.
	Don't hang out with orcs.
	Like, it's never people that have their shit together that are making crude jokes about other groups.
	know just don't be a lib says wake-tastic Manny says, Karen emerged because of feminism.
	Instead of demure women that charmed to get their way, society pushed the loudmouth women.
	Oh God, it really did.
	And it's, oh God.
	I mean, when you're a guy.
	Like, I kind of got the freedom, more or less.
	I do watch my words, don't I?
	But I more or less have the freedom to call it like it is here.
	That's like, no, no, men do not like loudmouth women.
	such a turn-off because the art so I'm a loudmouth guy right And there's been more than a few times in my life that people have got their backup.
	And we've, you know, we've kind of come close to coming to blows.
	But it's actually never come to that, believe it or not.
	Well, wait, once, but I was really drunk.
	He knocked me over in one punch.
	I was so drunk.
	But no, like when a guy's being mouthy, he's expected to, you know, put up or shut up.
	Or what usually winds up happening is you have a conversation.
	Okay, I do see where you're coming from.
	But you've got that challenge inherent to guys being mouthy.
	The problem with Karen being mouthy is that you aren't allowed to punch Karen in the face.
	Right?
	And now guys in a professional business setting aren't going to punch one another in the face.
	It's still there.
	It's still.
	That is a possibility.
	Right?
	Like, you don't actually need to go do something.
	If it's possible, like, if both aren't, see, vis pacum para bellum.
	If both sides in the conflict have a military, then they can be very polite to each other.
	Whereas Karen has never been punched in the face.
	She doesn't even psychologically, biologically, does not understand what it means to be punched in the face.
	every guy understands that on a biological level but when you're in the office environment you have to pretend to respect caring Including yours truly.
	I might be mouthy right now, but if I'm in the office environment, yeah, you go, girl, I respect your female power.
	And yeah, the Karens have gotten completely out of control.
	By the way, I'm going to blame this on the Boomers as well.
	The Boomers, you know, it kind of goes back to that rhyme that I heard as a kid.
	Girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice.
	Boys are made of, was it like polywalks and puppy dog tails?
	something like that when did we get this idea that little girls were sweet little angels with nothing like little girls are monsters People are monsters!
	That's part of the reason I love hyperbole and a half so much is because there is a very self-aware woman, right?
	Like she knows what a monster she is.
	She's fantastic.
	I mean, like, I'm attracted to women that know that they're monsters, right?
	But man should be fairly civilized in spite of that.
	But the boomers seem to act like women just could do no wrong whatsoever.
	And that all these feminists that are wielding tremendous institutional power, if you disagree with them, you're picking on a girl.
	And that's not fair.
	It's like, wait, wait a minute.
	She's got a million dollars behind her.
	I got nothing.
	And I'm the bully.
	So yeah, yeah, feminism, boomers, that created the Karens.
	And yeah, like a real woman is demure and charming.
	Not a loudmouth.
	Boomers shipped the factory jobs to China because they demanded too many perks for American workers.
	Racist jokes are still funny.
	sometimes they usually aren't
	yeah you know like most of the behavior that the left criticizes uh racism homophobia like the crude versions of it are usually coming from the worst examples of white people the worst examples of conservatives.
	Like just the fat, stupid idiots that you're embarrassed to be around.
	Those are the ones making these types of jokes.
	And with friends like that, who needs enemies?
	Karen also seems to be a different spirit than stereotypical.
	Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	What's her name?
	Anne Barnhart is not a Karen.
	She is a firebrand.
	She is a pistol.
	She's even a little bit brassy at times.
	But she is not a Karen.
	Because you know what?
	She's one of those rare women that actually would throw down.
	And, you know, like just the Italian grandma, right?
	Italian women like to throw down sometimes.
	Wonderfully fiery and passionate.
	See, that's fun.
	That's interesting.
	But no, the Karen is the woman that expects to be able to mouth off without getting punched in the face.
	In fact, I'll tell you what.
	Twitter interactions between Karens and soy males are exactly the same.
	The soy males love hiding on the internet because nobody can punch you in the face on the internet.
	And the moment you disagree with them, they dogpile.
	And the same thing with the Karens.
	They just dogpile group think.
	It's pathetic.
	God, shut up, Karen.
	It's just really one of the best things that's happened.
	I still use that when any opportunity comes up.
	I love saying it to men, too.
	When a man is being a Karen, shut up, Karen.
	Really puts the bitch mail in this place.
	Anyway, we've been going for two hours.
	I think that's long enough for an impromptu stream.
	Fair enough, a bit of housekeeping.
	So, yeah, I'm going to get this uploaded onto BitChute probably tomorrow.
	For, I mean, well, I'm telling everybody here that has seen the stream already, but streams are going to be backed up on BitChute.
	Might be moving to a different service.
	We will see.
	Hard to find.
	Ugh, so frustrating what they did to YouTube.
	Please like, comment, and subscribe.
	Mainly subscribe, or follow rather, because if we get to 200, then new abilities open up on the stream.
	And, yeah, any final thoughts of wisdom?
	You know, I'm going to reiterate what my priest said today.
	Christ didn't come to issue the law, he came to fulfill the law.
	And as the left grows increasingly legalistic, even trying to dictate to you how you're supposed to play Dungeons and Dragons, This is not the time to be ultra-legalistic.
	God's law is written to your heart through baptism.
	You know what God's law is.
	Treat others decently.
	Be honest.
	Be fair.
	Be humble.
	Be kind.
	You don't need to be a dictatorial monster about things.
	So I really think it's a time to chill out.
	And also, guys, don't fall too deep into the conspiracy theories.
	Like, yes, there are conspiracies, but it's really easy to discern patterns that aren't actually there.
	It's mostly stupidity and venial behaviors rather than some great conspiracy of evil.
	And with that said, guys, thank you very much for tuning in.
	Shit, we're up to 12.
	Not bad.
	And as always, Carpe Futurum tene traditum.

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