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May 19, 2021 - Davis Aurini

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20210423 Overestimating Sauron

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	New hat?
	You better believe I'm gonna wear it for this live stream, like it or not.
	So, Fedora is a go, smoke is a go, whiskey is a go, and sexy underwear is a go.
	I think we got a live stream, folks.
	What I don't know if it's a go is if it's actually transmitted or not.
	So let's see.
	Let us see here.
	I mean, it probably is, but last week it's being a little bit funky.
	So before we really jump into things, I want to make sure I'm not speaking into the ether.
	I mean, to all those glow-in-the-darkies, you know, you could just watch on D-Live like everybody else instead of interrupting my stream.
	Not going to say anything controversial around here.
	I fully support the totalitarian rule of the radical left, so no problem there.
	Ella's here.
	Is it the chocolate kitten?
	Ella has a, I think it's just an adopted kitten, but she's got like a temporary socialize the kitten situation.
	But she's got a chocolate kitty.
	It's actually chocolate colored.
	I didn't even know that cats came in that color.
	I think it's a mutant.
	In fact, in the past two weeks, I've seen like five different animals that I did not know existed.
	So I don't know what these evolutionists are talking about with the animals going extinct.
	I'm seeing new ones every single day.
	You know that capybaras can be house-drained?
	Yeah.
	But you didn't know that.
	Apparently every animal, every other animal loves the capybara.
	Even crocodiles make friends with capybaras.
	They're like the opposite of me.
	Like, what a fantastic looking kitten.
	I should get it to go with my chocolate trilby and chocolate suit.
	How fantastic would that be?
	Instead of a pocket square, I'd have a kitty.
	So, to kick things off with this stream, I was, uh, the other day, I was kind of looking around for something to listen to.
	Uh, god lord, I tell you, the frustrations of, I don't know if it's because I no longer have YouTube, so I can't subscribe to anybody, so I've, like, lost track of a lot of people.
	Or if it's because the people I used to follow all got kicked off for stating things that were true.
	But either way, I've run out.
	I used to have too much material to pay attention to.
	And now it's like I have too little.
	So I was looking into this one YouTuber, and he's one of these, like he does some comedy type stuff.
	One of these, like, edgy comedian guys.
	And I pretty much guarantee you've seen some of his videos.
	Okay?
	Not going to name names.
	But I was clicking through his archives, and I ran into one where he's hanging out with this other, this YouTuber I just can't tolerate.
	Right?
	Person is all edge and no point, like a pizza slicer.
	And I really can't stand that.
	And the fact that this guy was hanging out with this other person, like, um, don't think I'm going to watch any more of your content.
	Alright?
	Just personal principles.
	You hang out with garbage human beings.
	It's, yeah, not going to cancel you.
	I'm just not going to listen to you anymore.
	And then, on my quest for something to watch on YouTube, I ran into a discussion of who's that guy?
	Now, I'll mention this, like, I'll mention this name just because it was a.
	It was a big fiasco when it went down.
	Um, content cop, that guy.
	Now, I'd seen a few videos of this in the past.
	Now, honestly, I did not care about the controversy.
	I mean, the fact that somebody mailed him coyote urine is just so funny.
	And I looked it up.
	Coyote urine is something you can order on Amazon.
	So, it's like next Christmas, all of my friends and family are getting coyote urine for Christmas because that's absolutely hilarious.
	No cheap stuff either.
	I'm gonna shell out, get them the really good quality, concentrated coyote urine.
	I guess you spray it around your property to keep critters away, but it's a funny who knew you could buy coyote urine.
	You can probably buy elephant cum on Amazon if you look hard enough.
	Anyway, so what happened with this guy is it came out that he was dating this girl who had started an OnlyFans.
	And okay, like whatever.
	Whatever.
	I'm sorry, like, I'm not jumping on your moral bandwagon.
	Okay, I'm not interested in poking at somebody else's claws.
	It's like, I don't really care.
	If he makes funny content, that's really all I care about.
	But I guess that wasn't the issue.
	The issue is that not only he, but his girlfriend had attacked OnlyFans in the past.
	Like, this is, and it was more about him.
	He was a more famous one, right?
	Like, she absolutely made a hypocrite of herself.
	Right?
	She said she'd only do that as a last resort, and she didn't even bother applying for the gig as the pizza delivery girl before going straight to OnlyFans.
	Right?
	So, like, don't, don't, um.
	Don't be shooting your mouth off about that.
	But in his case, see, he was playing the edgy right-wing comedian.
	This was back in the, uh, back in the era of the GamerGates.
	And the kickoff event for GamerGate is that Zoe Quinn slept with five different guys to get her game.
	Well, she slept with five different guys who worked at video game publishing magazines, who all gave her awful game glowing reviews.
	The implication being there's a bit of unspoken quid pro quo there.
	Now, the anti-gamergators tried to make this out to be some sort of misogyny, men trying to control women's sexuality, you name it.
	When no, no, it's that she's sleeping her way to the top, right?
	If it was a guy doing that, it's still just as bad.
	It's and she was cheating on her boyfriend at the time as well.
	So it's like, no, you're being a morally corrupt asshole, Zoe Quinn.
	And you're being a morally corrupt asshole trying to colonize an industry that went from nowhere to bigger than Hollywood.
	Right?
	So now that it's profitable, you're trying to call.
	Oh, I wonder why she's doing that.
	What's her interest in video games?
	Yeah, I'm sure it's the artistic medium.
	She's always been a fan.
	And from the Gamergate side, from the right-wing side, the Manosphere side, there's been criticism of women sleeping their way to the top, for obvious reasons.
	I mean, as I said in regards to the whole Me Too movement, the real victims of Weinstein were not the women he slept with.
	They got million-dollar contracts.
	They're really, really well-paid prostitutes, is what they are.
	Which is, you know, if you're a prostitute, own up to it.
	The issue, the victims of Weinstein are all the women that said, no, I'm not going to sleep with you to get this role.
	And they're still waiting tables.
	Those are the victims.
	Not the women that, you know, watched him masturbate into a potted plant.
	So, yeah, there are issues with the.
	What's the term?
	The deregulation of sexuality.
	The deregulation of sexuality has created a lot of losers in the sexual market on both sides.
	Like men and women who are losing, who are suffering the consequences.
	There's a lot of guys that just can't get any action.
	And there's a lot of women that make stupid choices when they're young and stupid and wind up saddled with three kids and a deadbeat dad.
	So there's criticism of sexual liberalization.
	The same way that, I mean, any market that is traditionally central, like controlled by the government, gets liberalized, and sometimes it turns out great.
	Sometimes there's a whole bunch of abuses that appear in the system.
	Now, I know it's a very long diversion.
	I just want to...
	So sick of being quoted out of context.
	So there is this criticism of women who act like whores to get ahead, who use their sexuality to cheat the system and to defraud the men and women that are not using sex to get ahead.
	Now, why is this relevant?
	Because what's this guy's name?
	Oh, Arabelle, thank you for the lemons.
	The content cop guy Love calling women whore.
	Love calling women whores.
	And like maybe, maybe not without merit.
	One of the kind of the frustrating things with YouTube is that, you know, there's guys like other people commented on this back in the day.
	When YouTube started off, there was guys like me and other guys put tons of work into making content.
	And then, when YouTube started to go a little bit mainstream and smartphones developed, you'd get a cute girl that would adopt the basic 101 position on libertarianism, on whatever it was, and overnight got 10 times as many viewers as any of us guys that put effort into it because she's good looking.
	And now they're still putting effort into it, and there's no point in being jealous.
	Like, that's just.
	If you're going to turn on the nightly news, do you want to see a guy or do you want to see a pretty face?
	Right?
	You kind of want to see the pretty face reading the news.
	That's just the reality of the situation.
	But on the extreme end, there's some content producers on YouTube that just have pretty faces and their content is garbage, but people still subscribe to it.
	And so this guy would call those women whores.
	And it's not without merit.
	Alright?
	Like, he's got a point to his argument, and he's an over-the-top asshole comedian, right?
	So it's all funny.
	All funny games.
	Until it turns out that his girlfriend is selling nudes of herself.
	So, where do you get off making fun of all these other girls who didn't take their clothes off when your girlfriend's doing the same?
	Like, where sensing a bit of hypocrisy there?
	And his response was to go full-on libertarian tard, sex work is real work, sex worker rights, respect all womens, right?
	And so yeah, it really blew up in the guy's face.
	And I kind of ignored it at the time, because I don't know, but I don't like piling on.
	But given that I kind of, like, I recently, as I said, if you just tuned in, I recently, I was indulging in one of those, those edgy right-wing comedian guys.
	And as soon as I saw him hanging out with somebody that's completely unprincipled, I'm like, oh!
	Right.
	Right, you're not right-wing.
	You're just sarcastic.
	And in the present state of affairs, I mean, the present state, like going back a couple of years, I don't know what the hell's going on the past year, but going back a couple of years before the whole world went pure stupid, the SJWs were extremely risible.
	It's very easy, like if you want to make sarcastic comments about somebody, it's very easy to make fun of them.
	But just because somebody's opposed to an SJW, just because somebody makes fun of the extremist, does not mean that they have any principles.
	And that's what kind of stands out to me about the whole thing.
	That if you need some sort of line in your life.
	Like, you need to stand for something.
	You need to have standards.
	And yeah, yeah, we're all going to fall short of our standards.
	That's why I don't like making fun of people.
	Right?
	Because, like, dude, everybody falls short of their standards.
	Right?
	And it's like, oh, look, that person didn't live up to their standards.
	And it's like, hey, at least he's trying.
	There's a difference between falling short and being a hypocrite.
	And if you don't have any standards, you'll eventually make a hypocrite of yourself.
	And I don't want to be following guys like that.
	I don't want their energy in my life.
	I don't want to be around people that lie to get ahead.
	I guess that's kind of like the- it made me look back on the whole Gamergate thing as...
	You know what, man?
	And trust me, I lived through it.
	People were upset that I was involved in it because I was a right-wing ideologue.
	Barely an ideologue.
	Like, what?
	Sure, sure.
	I'm that thing that you're calling me.
	No, no.
	Do what it is.
	I have standards.
	And I point out moral hypocrisies.
	Right?
	That if you're going to do A, you can't then believe in B. You get, like, there's a contradiction there.
	It's got to be one or the other.
	And that, yeah, we've all got obligations put on us.
	You know, you can't just be a sarcastic, snooty, uh, snarker.
	And people didn't like that because, like, it wasn't, it wasn't really...
	Wherever the crowd is, it's there too late and for the wrong reasons.
	So this stream is going to be about killing your optimism.
	The title of this stream, which I don't know if I'll remember the title by the time I upload it, which by the way, it's being uploaded to Odyssey.
	I finally registered an account there, and it seems to upload without any problems.
	So I'm going to be backing up the live streams on Odyssey for everybody that doesn't make it for the live event.
	The title, if I remember it, is Stupid is More Powerful Than Evil.
	it is.
	Now let's catch up with these comments.
	I have a theory that the reason why certain anarchist societies worked in the past, and some countries today, is because everyone in the societies were related to one another.
	And they shared a common culture.
	Oh, we're going to be getting to that, Maddie.
	That's kind of what we're going to be talking about here.
	Orbelle four lemons.
	Thank you, bro.
	or sis his genitalia my genitalia look immaculate i'll have you know Oh, you're talking about Weinstein.
	Now swimming into a potted plant sounds like the worst kink.
	You know, there was this forum I was a part of way back in the day.
	And my buddy would always get into arguments with one of the other guys in the forum and then accuse him of shoving a potted plant up his ass.
	Which is like the dumbest thing, but this guy would get so angry and said, no, I don't do that.
	And then Weinstein came and, you know, made it a reality.
	Like, that's the thing.
	Like, how much is your dignity worth?
	Like, yeah, you're going to become a million-dollar actress after this, but you got to watch this guy tug his pud into a potted plant at the hotel room.
	Just weird.
	What's the hat?
	I've converted to being Italian.
	It's a fedora, my friend.
	Because, like, we are past having a culture at this point.
	I can dress however the hell I like.
	And I think I rock this thing.
	Yes, I time traveled.
	Yes, 55 subs from 200.
	Guys, please like, comment, and subscribe.
	Mainly to subscribe because I get superpowers on the channel with 200 subscribers.
	Can you talk about the corporate boyfriend tonight?
	You don't remind me.
	Remind me.
	I do have some stuff on my mind.
	And I want at least like the beginning to be a coherent narrative.
	And yeah.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	I've got you, Mandy.
	Now, the main thing I wanted to talk about, and this is kind of going to touch on culture, on policing, on we live in a society.
	The conspiracy theories.
	Okay, so I'm going to tell you my suspicion slash conclusion right off the bat.
	My thesis is that 2020 red-pilled so many people, and they're going through the red pill freakout stage.
	right like when you uh we like it was talk about the manosphere way back in the day When you first got red-pilled on women, which none of you young lads will understand, okay?
	Back in the 90s, we were all raised that women were sugar and spice, everything nice, that women liked nice guys.
	Just be is like just the worst advice in the world.
	And when you first got red-pilled on women, and you realize that, holy shit, women are people, meaning that A, they like sex, and B, they're a bunch of assholes.
	When you first got red-pilled on that, when you've been trying to be the nice guy your whole life, there's a bitterness period where it's like, no, no, women aren't like that.
	Don't tell me women are like that.
	Yeah, women are like that.
	Sorry to break it to you, Bucko, but everybody's an asshole.
	So you have this bitterness period that kind of comes after that.
	Now the political red pill.
	The political red pill is.
	It's something like politics is nothing like you believe.
	It is politics like that, that stupid Schoolhouse Rocks cartoon.
	I'm just a bill, you know, and your senators are representing you and you, you vote for the person that's going to represent you now.
	now no that's not what politics is in fact one of the guys in my discord just linked a great video by uh charlemagne He's on, he's on YouTube, he's also on Odyssey about analyzing the matrix scene.
	You know what is the matrix Neo?
	The Matrix is a system, a system of control, and everybody in the system is potentially an agent of the system.
	Right, you have to assume that everybody you meet is an agent of the system, not not that everybody you meet secretly works for the government.
	But that, if somebody sees you smoking, well, I guess marijuana cigarettes are legal now, but everybody will potentially report you to authorities for breaking the law until proven otherwise.
	That movie really is a fantastic metaphor.
	Like, it's upsettingly a good metaphor.
	In fact, you know, part of the reason I've got this fantastic hit is I was watching Dark City recently.
	I was re-watching that.
	And really good movie.
	It's not as good as The Matrix.
	I might do a review of it explaining the problems with that movie.
	You should watch Dark City, though.
	It's stylish as all get out.
	sleep now.
	See, at 2020, we had a mass red-pilling of people because it was too fast and too blatant.
	Right?
	First, they couldn't decide whether or not COVID, a left-wing or right-wing issue.
	The Spanish flu proved that masks are useless a year later.
	The Spanish flu proves that we all need to wear masks from the same newspaper.
	Too fast.
	And then the riots and the destruction and on and on.
	And it's like, now we're going to open, now we're going to close.
	Now we're going to shut down your small businesses.
	Now we're going to bail out Walmart.
	This red pill people way too quick.
	So think about the Matrix and think about the slow process of getting Neo out of the pod.
	Like they spend some time talking to him, testing him.
	He gets to see the agents firsthand.
	He gets to find out firsthand that, no, the system is not here to take care of you.
	The system is here to perpetuate itself and it will inflict unlimited abuses upon you to maintain itself.
	It's not about law and order, man.
	It's about keeping you docile.
	And even then, they give him the choice.
	You've seen what the system is.
	Do you want out?
	Because it's a one-way trip.
	And, you know, here's the blue pill.
	Go back to where you were.
	We won't force it on you.
	2020 was like suddenly a quarter of the population, maybe 10%, being forced out of their pods and waking up in the cold, wet sewer.
	And these people are freaking out right now.
	And one of the results is conspiracy theory.
	Because conspiracy, see the conspiracy theory still operates on the presumptions of the system.
	See, when you believe in the system, you believe that the system is all-powerful.
	That it's not a system.
	It's the system.
	That the whole end of history idea that this present world that we have is, that's just how things are.
	Why are you questioning it?
	That's just the law.
	You know, like, one of the things I've said that struck me is if you travel province to province or state to state, every place has its own liquor laws.
	Right?
	Some places you can't buy liquor on Sunday.
	Other places, all of the liquor stores are actually owned by the government as a crown corporation.
	And you travel around, it's like, and people defend the system.
	Anytime it's like, if you say to somebody, oh, can't buy liquor because the stupid government-controlled liquor store is closed.
	You don't want the government to control it?
	What other option is there?
	You want gas stations to sell it?
	Yeah, why not?
	They do that in the States, no problems.
	Can't do that, man.
	Those Americans are crazy.
	There's this assumption of omnipotence, of inevitability, of ontological certainty to the system.
	But if you travel around or study history, because history is a foreign country, you realize just how freaking arbitrary the system is.
	Most of it wasn't even put there for any good reason.
	It's just, you know, you got Chesterton's fence, don't tear it down till you know why it's there.
	But then, once you travel around a bit and checked out different types of fences, you're like, oh, it's just an agglomeration of random fences.
	But if you get red-pilled too fast, if you're not eased into it, you immediately get tossed into the sewer.
	And you're like, why did the system do this to me?
	No, the system didn't do it.
	There was a power outage.
	There was an accident.
	There was an error.
	Because the system is not all powerful.
	It's mostly arbitrary and incredibly incompetent.
	incredibly disorganized.
	I'm going to give you an example of a conspiracy theory.
	So talking with a friend of mine.
	And he was bringing up the fact.
	We were talking about the George Floyd situation, right?
	The Chauvin trial.
	All of that.
	Now there's been some claims going around that Chauvin and Floyd knew each other in a past life Which I I did a couple of quick Google searches before the live stream The only thing I could find now, this is, again, the news changes every three months.
	So he was talking about some woman claiming something, and I seem to remember a woman saying something about a year ago.
	I found a guy saying that they worked together and hated each other.
	Which I don't believe anything.
	I don't believe anything in the news.
	But I didn't find many details on the whole thing.
	Just a few vague accusations, which, incidentally, this is why I don't believe anything in the news.
	If they work together as bouncers, then they're like, there's records.
	There's records.
	And if we had journalists today, they could go look into that and find those records.
	But they didn't.
	So we have vague rumors.
	So the conspiracy theory is that this was all set up beforehand.
	Right?
	That Chauvin and Floyd knew one another, that the whole incident was staged, that On and on.
	Which, I don't know, maybe.
	Like, I.
	But you would need so much control of the system to do that.
	Right?
	Like, you.
	You'd have to be.
	Who would be interested in doing this?
	A high-level Democrat operative, CIA?
	Like, you're not just some jerk on the Minneapolis police force, okay?
	You're somebody with national reach.
	And then you not only control, manage to find these two, right?
	So like that, that access is really, really hard.
	Think about, like, gosh, where do you go to buy a business license, right?
	You probably don't know.
	I have to, like, Google that question, you know, and that's that's something that's overt.
	Trying to find a white cop and a black guy that work together, that are friends, that will stage this event.
	I mean, I'm sorry, you got secret societies like the Masons, but you don't got that much secret society.
	You don't got like a role of, who can I bring into my conspiracy?
	Then you got to control the media as well to make sure they report on it.
	Because, good lord, there are so many, there are, I'm not going to say so many, there are racial incidents that occur that don't get reported on.
	There was a short fatutaku did a video on one, and we got video of this where the guy was getting kicked out of a gym for being black.
	At least that's what the video shows.
	Okay, like there's, I don't know the whole story, but from what the video shows, he did absolutely nothing wrong and they kicked him out.
	eventually the gym fired three people and reinstated his membership but media didn't report that one And then there's the fact, well, anyway, I won't go on.
	The thing is that there's, like, hypothetically, the whole Floyd incident could have been a setup.
	False flag.
	Yes.
	And there have been false flags.
	There's been the Gulf of Katonkin, for example.
	That was a false flag.
	That's a confirmed false flag.
	USS Liberty, go ask Ben Shapiro about that one.
	False flags happen.
	But usually in very particular circumstances where it's not surprising that they have this much control over the situation.
	Whereas the messy streets of Minneapolis, you don't, it's really hard to control that.
	And the media, yeah.
	I find it far more useful to look at incentives.
	And furthermore, I did a calculation a while back.
	I don't think I ever wrote about it.
	You can do this yourself.
	It's very simple.
	Google how many people get shot while being arrested.
	Or how many people die while being arrested each year in the United States.
	You actually have a fairly high number.
	Then multiply, just take the percentage of the population that's white, multiply that by, so it's like 60%.
	So multiply by that, 60% of those officers were white.
	Then multiply it by the percentage of basketball Americans that commit crimes.
	Which is about, or the number that are involved.
	You get what I'm saying.
	Now you do those numbers, and I think the conclusion I came to is that there were three deaths per week.
	Yeah, yeah, there's something like three deaths per week in the United States, and about one out of three are white officer, black criminal.
	Just with raw, ugly numbers.
	So the thing is, there's a George Floyd every week of the year, somewhere in the United States.
	Now, some of them are going to be really justified, some of them are going to be really not justified.
	George Floyd is kind of like lower middle, right?
	Mostly justified.
	Like, you could have found somebody far more sympathetic than George Floyd.
	So the idea that they had to stage this, why would you stage something that happens once a week?
	Right?
	Golf of Tonkin?
	Okay, you need to stage that thing.
	You don't need to stage this, however.
	Now.
	That's it.
	Okay, so that's kind of groundwork for where I'm going with this.
	What is the point to talking about anything?
	I'd say there's three reasons to talk about things.
	Number one, you find them interesting in and of themselves, right?
	Like some people find sports ball entertaining, in which case they should talk about it.
	I find it incredibly tedious, so I don't talk about it.
	Number two, it is something you have influence over.
	So talking about, I don't know, like maintaining your lawn or fixing your car, right?
	It's like, hey, Bill, what do you think guys should do about this thing?
	So it's something that's in your wheelhouse.
	Talking shop.
	That's another thing we talk about.
	And the third thing worth talking about is stuff that impacts your goals.
	So, in this case, this is why we talk about the economy.
	The economy is really boring, and we've got no influence on it, but it does affect us.
	So it's worth, you know, it's worth keeping an eye on the economy.
	What's the economy up to?
	Is it plotting something?
	Now, where does politics lie on this stream?
	Right, politics is, okay, I'll confess.
	I find social organization interesting from an intellectual level.
	But, you know, I could be studying ancient Assyria rather than whatever fake news is being reported about Washington.
	We can't affect politics, which is the big takeaway from 2020.
	We've got your vote doesn't matter.
	Your vote doesn't matter at all.
	most it measures on it matters on a provincial or state level I'll tell you guys right now my by the way you want to you want to rebel against the system When you go to vote, just draw penises on each candidate.
	That is more of a rebellion than voting Green Party.
	In fact, even saying that's pretty dangerous.
	It's so funny.
	You tell people that, they're liable to get very upset with you.
	Because they're still in the matrix.
	still in the system.
	So if we're going to be discussing politics, the question should be, how are politics going to affect me?
	Not.
	What is the right politics?
	See, asking what is the right politics is only a sensible question if you have influence over the politics.
	and you do not.
	Getting into an argument over politics is just such, it is...
	It's like getting in.
	Imagine being at a sports bar, okay?
	And two guys get into an angry argument over Tom Brady.
	And how incredibly stupid that is.
	Let's see.
	Neither of you guys are betting on the game?
	No?
	And neither of you are playing in the game.
	Okay.
	So the only reason you're talking about Tom Brady is because you find it interesting.
	then why are you at each other's throats over this whole thing?
	Now, yeah, I get it.
	tribal creatures.
	Man, I got me and Big El gone to an argument over whether certain applications of Marxist principles are justified and legitimate.
	And he was quite upset.
	He despises Marx.
	And I really don't like Marx, but he really despises Marx.
	So he and I had a disagreement there.
	And it got a little teeny bit tribal at one point.
	Yeah, we're all tribal.
	But only with politics do people get really, really worked up over things.
	In fact.
	In fact, I'm going to go so far to say that if you—well, first of all, I know we all get worked up over politics, right?
	Because we were raised to be good little democracies.
	Good little subservient democracies running around in our own heads.
	But if somebody is hyper-political, that's a major problem.
	Like imagine you like watching sports ball and you like watching it with your friend Bill and you both agree on the philosophical principle of Tom Brady, but Bill likes to start fist fights over people that disagree about Tom Brady.
	Well, your fun little hobby of analyzing sports ball just became something that could wind up with you in prison.
	So you gotta be careful.
	you gotta be careful about that and when it comes to analyzing politics okay here's some here's some ddx for you here's uh Here's something you do when you're in diagnostics.
	Which is one of my favorite things to do.
	Diagnostics is, you know, it's a criminal investigation.
	Fun.
	Let's take the Floyd situation again.
	Two theories.
	Theory number one is that it was a psyop.
	It was a false flag.
	It was intentionally put out there by shadowy and smoky powers that be to do the things it did.
	Theory two is that it was a random incident, which happens about once a week in the United States.
	And it just kind of hit the desk of the right reporter.
	And it just hit at the right time, right place.
	If it happened two weeks beforehand, it would have been ignored.
	Three weeks later, the riots would already be happening.
	That week, for whatever reason, all the pieces were in the right place, just waiting for a racial incident to happen.
	And that one happened, so boom.
	So you can light a thousand matches and nothing happens.
	And then you're in the fireworks warehouse and you light a match.
	Now, theory one, that a secret cabal did all of this.
	If a secret cabal can pull off something like that, if they can control the media, they can find this officer and his black friend that used to work together to fake the whole thing, and they can control the courts, they can control all of it.
	Well, there's nothing we can do about that.
	We're fucked.
	If the George Floyd thing was planned so that they could shut down small businesses and make us wear face masks for the next 20 years, we're fucked.
	If they are that good, if they have that much control, the hell are we supposed to do it?
	Folks tweet about it?
	We're screwed.
	Nothing we can do about that.
	We're all going to death camps.
	Theory number two: the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing.
	Like the journalistic establishment, as I said earlier, there's a few reports that they used to be friends, but nobody actually investigated it.
	The journalists are nothing but a bunch of twerps that are looking for juicy gossip to, you know, put the makeup on it and turn the juicy gossip into news.
	As long as it serves the preconceived and fashionable agenda of the elites.
	Which is liberalism.
	That is a fashionable thing to believe in.
	And so, nobody ordered this to become a thing.
	It's just that we have all of these, we have all these journalists looking for juicy gossip.
	We've got very well-funded left-wing rioting organizations with access to t-shirt printing services and slogan printing services.
	They're just waiting.
	And it's like every week they make a new t-shirt for somebody that got murdered.
	Usually doesn't take off.
	But this time it did.
	And you got that one picture of Floyd we keep seeing, where despite his weird lower lip, he doesn't look as foolish as he mostly did.
	Like if you look at George, like most of the pictures of George Floyd, he's a very foolish looking man.
	Ha ha, says Leo Arini.
	Hey.
	I'm stylish and sexy.
	But yeah, like Floyd is a pretty doofy looking guy.
	But there's that one picture where he looked good.
	Mostly good.
	And so they've been spamming that picture.
	In fact, I was googling.
	I kind of got a little bit paranoid the other day.
	I'm like, are there any other pictures of this guy?
	And if you look around, you can find other pictures of Floyd.
	They're very hard to find, though.
	Right?
	because this one this one picture is dominated because that's the least idiotic photo of him the rest he's and that video man You know Chauvin only weighed 140 pounds?
	Two twinks got into a fight.
	The world burned down.
	Well, country, but.
	So I get just the piece has fell into place.
	And if that's what we're up against, well, we can deal with that.
	The first we can't deal with.
	give up.
	And so if you're practicing DDX, if you're practicing diagnostics, and yeah, my friend got me watching house again.
	So there's two theories.
	There's two things that fit the symptoms.
	Number one, late-stage cancer.
	Eh, nothing you can do about that.
	Person's dead.
	Number two, some weird house diagnosis that requires this treatment.
	Well, let's try the treatment.
	If we're wrong, they're dead anyway.
	So yeah, maybe there is a massive conspiracy and they pull all the strings, they can control all the journalists and we're being gangstalked, etc., etc.
	Yeah, you know, that could be the case.
	But if that's the case, we're kind of screwed, aren't we?
	And it's like that painting, The Triumph of Death.
	Just get drunk, have orgies, and for the next three months, have as much fun as you can before they put you into the death camp.
	Or, maybe we're not screwed.
	Maybe the people running this thing are morons.
	And if we're smart, we can avoid the eye of Sauron.
	Because Sauron actually doesn't have a dark army.
	He's just got a bunch of low testosterone journalists running all over the place.
	If Sauron already has the one ring, we're screwed.
	Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.
	If he doesn't have the one ring, then yeah.
	I mean, it doesn't have an orc army.
	Yeah, screw that guy.
	Whatever.
	He can sit around in Mount Dune being miserable.
	We don't care.
	The stream has suddenly become dark and cynical.
	Maybe it's the hat.
	Maybe it's the hat.
	Should I switch to the chocolate one to match Ella's cat?
	Gristopher!
	Haha, man!
	I haven't seen you in ages.
	Ball, yeah, he called himself Ball Sack, didn't he?
	Jesus Christ.
	Ball's like, I understand your argument, but it still doesn't justify the fact that you wrote it while having a potted plant shoved up your ass.
	Christopher is the guy that was doing that back in the day.
	And like, he even drew comics of it.
	It was really like, man, these days, like, don't potted plant shame people.
	Nicotine, beer, and blank chest while listening to Arena is like.
	Cheers, man.
	Cheers.
	And thank you for the two more lemons.
	Floyd and Derek were Freemasons, members of the same lodge.
	Were they?
	Like, I want to see a membership roster, man.
	Listen, I saw the arresting video.
	I sat through the entire video of Floyd running around saying I can't sneeze and looking like a cracked-out loser and like all.
	I don't know.
	Like, maybe.
	I really highly doubt it.
	I want to see some frickin' hard evidence.
	And I want to know why it matters.
	I want to know why they would fake something that happens once a week anyway.
	Even if they were.
	I'm pretty sure that was just a cop arresting a guy that passed fake $20 bills.
	The appeal of capitalism was its apolitical character.
	It's about products and services.
	It's about money for the company and happiness for the consumer.
	No one in the West drank Coke because of ideological reasons.
	They drink it because it satisfied your thirst and tasted good in the summer, especially from a glass bottle.
	Yeah, the aluminium cans aren't bad either.
	Although I guess, you know, I'm too white to drink Coke, so I'm not allowed to.
	Juxtaposed with the Soviet Union, where everything was ideology and politics.
	Today, the dynamic has shifted.
	Well, I think I'm going to touch a little bit on that.
	You know, one of the surprising things when the Iron Curtain fell is how few people had files.
	Everybody thought they had a file on them.
	Turns out that most didn't.
	The secret police only have so many resources.
	It's all about not tripping their radar.
	Burger King is tethered at the hip with sodomy.
	Oreos come in LGBT.
	Cola is not going to associate with pleasure.
	Cats and tea for Ella.
	And once in a while, vodka.
	And so today, everything is ideology, consumer product, entertainment, journalism.
	The capitalism of yesteryear, which prides itself on materialism and pleasure, has shifted shifted from that extreme towards the ideological extreme.
	The idolatrous nature of capitalism is why you have the propagation of BLM and LGBT.
	Where before one worshipped the corporate and the relative pleasures they could provide the consumer, today this is replaced with blacks and gays and other ideological propaganda.
	Public Frog, thank you for joining tonight.
	Clugwork Orange Fallic Graffiti by Kubrick.
	Duran, thank you for following.
	Biden said Nazi British secrets.
	I mean, man, the circumlocution that we have to use just to speak frankly about anything is so bad that I'm not even sure what you're saying there.
	Like, there's about five different things you could be saying there.
	I'm not sure which one of them you actually meant.
	and three of the five would make sense.
	What's the best way to fight back against this gaslighting?
	Great question.
	Let me top off my ice and get zapped by my bridge.
	Unthankful thing, actually.
	That question perfectly transitions into where I want to go with it.
	Fuck, I do kind of look Jewish, don't I?
	Shit.
	Whatever.
	What's the term?
	Swag.
	Whatever.
	Jews are taking my style.
	I'm not taking theirs.
	I need to wear a fluorescent Hawaiian shirt next time.
	Do some cultural appropriation.
	But they're complaining about white people wearing Hawaiian shirts is cultural appropriation now.
	I sent that to my Hawaiian friend, and he thought it was absolutely hilarious.
	so how to um avoid the gaslighting so one of the things coming out from a lot of the conspiratorial thinking is um the the covid death camps the vaccine passports the all all of this.
	Georgia guidestones.
	Right?
	They want to reduce the world population.
	Does George- No, not George.
	She's going to say George Bush.
	Does Joe Biden does he want to reduce the world population to sustainable levels?
	Or does he want to have little black children see the hairs in his legs turn blonde and then comb them back down only to have them pop up again?
	What is the point of being a ruler in late-stage capitalist democracy if you don't have people to rule over?
	Those Georgia guidestones sound refreshingly idealistic compared to the cynical manipulators we actually have in charge of everything.
	Now, when Trump was in power, one of the things that people were discussing was Trump's negotiation strategy.
	I think they called it something like pace and lead, something like that.
	So, you walk into the negotiation and you say, I want $10,000 for it.
	And they say, and they wanted to pay $4,000, but you just set the pace.
	You just set the pace.
	So I say, no, I want $4,000.
	It's like, well, how about we compromise and do $7,000?
	A lot of these leaks I'm seeing, right?
	Right now, you've got all these anonymous leaks about their building COVID camps and they're planning to lock down all the cities and they're planning all this stuff.
	And I don't buy for one second that they are this organized.
	Joe Biden and Justin Trudeau do not strike me as men with plans.
	And if there's any legitimacy to these things, what it really strikes me as is...
	A, it gets the conspiracy nets spinning their wheels.
	Right?
	they're all worried about what's in your left hand when it's what's in the right hand that you need to be paying attention to.
	Two, if people are all afraid of the COVID camps, then vaccines for airplanes doesn't seem so bad in comparison.
	And I guess three, I mean, like, there's a very, very simple solution to the COVID camps, which C.S. Lewis said: a glorious death is a treasure that even the poorest man can afford.
	Problem solved.
	So I've got a major issue with the conspiratorial thinking because it does not provide anything actionable.
	If it's true, again, if you have a cancer diagnosis, Get a priest to come by, do the last rites, and make your peace with God, apologize to all your family members, and then your problems are over.
	Problem solved.
	It's and by the way, that lends itself to so many fantasies, doesn't it?
	Right?
	Like, there's the whole apocalypse fantasy.
	It's something very attractive about that.
	Because it's, you know, you don't have to worry about tomorrow during the apocalypse.
	It's just fighting the zombies.
	It excuses you from doing useful things to benefit yourself tomorrow.
	I mean, like, go ahead and do some basic preparations, right?
	Have some dried beans, have some bottled water around.
	Go right ahead, man.
	Nothing wrong with that.
	But overall, it's not actionable.
	And as I said at the very beginning, it comes from a place where you actually think the system is in charge.
	Honestly, now, let's say whoever was behind the Georgia Guidestones, let's say hypothetically that he'd been building a spaceship to go colonize Mars because he's got the economic arguments, he's got everything.
	He can prove to you that the Earth is doomed.
	And so the whole depopulation thing, we tried it, but Bill Gates was too much of a tool.
	Didn't work out.
	So we're colonizing Mars, and only smart people, whatever, are allowed to go.
	And you're one of the 10,000 that's been invited to go to Mars.
	Would you say, no, I'm going to stick it out on Earth?
	This place looks really good.
	Or would you go with the guy?
	I think I'd go with the guy.
	If the elites actually had some sort of agenda, if they actually knew what they were doing, I could get behind it.
	My big problem with the elites is that they're a bunch of monkeys.
	are utterly incompetent at what they're doing what they're resorting to man those Those soldiers occupying DC.
	Was that strategically useful?
	Did that keep them safe?
	Like, dollars to donuts.
	Those troops didn't have bullets.
	I would be very, very surprised if they entrusted those soldiers with loaded magazines.
	And this is coming from an ex-army guy.
	There are times when they would have the army out there with their rifles looking scary with nothing in the magazines.
	Because they just wanted the scary look.
	Right?
	They didn't want.
	Do we want to trust these idiots with bullets around civilians?
	That's probably a bad idea.
	These guys are jackasses.
	trust them with live rounds.
	This is them acting in fear and acting in symbols and acting in deceit and manipulation.
	These are not people that know what the hell they're doing.
	These are morons so i mean that's the critical thing to finding back gas lighting is recognizing the system for what it is
	one of the really important things too And yeah, Charlemagne just did a video about the system.
	About the, he analyzed that matrix scene.
	It was fantastic.
	And it really struck home with me.
	Something I've been saying a lot lately, and it just perfectly meshed with it.
	Is that you know what, guys?
	I guess I felt a lot of bitterness because I really hoped that I don't know, Gamergate would be some sort of Arab Spring.
	when it turns out the Arab Spring was instigated by Google, which isn't that surprising.
	Like, you don't get a movement without elites leading it.
	It's just that, good, look, we have a real elite.
	Could we have somebody actually heroic?
	And that was the bid we made with Donald Trump.
	It's he's not super heroic, but he talks his mind.
	He's unapologetically male.
	Compared to the par for the chorus, that's pretty damned heroic these days.
	We got Donald Trump in, and he was unable to do anything.
	He got blocked every single time.
	And hey, I know good salt of the earth guys that think he was a bad guy, that he was a Nazi.
	Because they watched the media.
	Right?
	So we tried.
	And guess what?
	That's not how things work.
	we've got nothing but rat fuckers in charge right now now the funny thing about rat fuckers the funny thing about rat fuckers is you can turn them on each other Right?
	Like, the.
	I don't know.
	Maybe there's a global conspiracy and everybody's getting their orders.
	They're all part of a secret society that never invited us to join.
	That's possible.
	Okay?
	That's one possibility.
	Or everybody's a rap fucker.
	The journalists are rap fuckers.
	The politicians are rap fuckers.
	The presidents and prime ministers are rat fuckers.
	The health authorities are rap fuckers.
	They're all rat fuckers.
	And rat fuckers fuck over other rat fuckers.
	There's a really funny video of, uh, I believe I tweeted it out.
	I think I shared it on Facebook at least.
	Of an ATF agent.
	Instead of opening the door, the lady called the cops, and this guy got tased.
	I got half a chub seeing the ATF guy get tased.
	He got tased in the ass several times.
	And he was complaining about, I have breathing, but I can't breathe, man.
	can't breathe.
	I'm like, yeah, you don't breathe, Mr. ATF agent.
	You enjoy that.
	You enjoy mouthing off the cops.
	That was so funny.
	Seeing the system turn on itself is just, it's like poetry.
	It rhymes.
	Beautiful.
	If everybody's a rat fucker, then your goal is not to stand for anything, but to not get noticed by the rat fuckers.
	And the rat fuckers are pretty stupid.
	Rap fuckers are just punching the clock.
	They don't stand for anything.
	They don't have any principles, any values.
	It's fairly easy not to get caught by the ratfuckers, and let the ratfuckers fuck one another.
	Firehap says, the elites are a reflection of the masses, which is what irritates me.
	They ascribe supernatural qualities to these imbeciles, which means the average Joe thinks of himself as a god.
	Dude, you nailed it.
	That is 100%.
	Now, see, I put this differently the other day.
	I said that the elites can't be any more moral than the average citizen.
	So, like, imagine Trump.
	Like, imagine that Donald Trump was actually a living saint.
	he still had to pretend to be a douchebag to lead the douchebags of America.
	In fact, you know, now that I was talking, I was talking about the whole Gamergate thing, all of that.
	And how a lot of the...
	What's this Arena guy doing there?
	He's a right-wing ideologue.
	Well, yeah, because I try to actually have standards.
	I actually try and be a decent person.
	I'm not a snarky prick that just makes fun of other people.
	And they didn't like that.
	That's why I saw Rona McCad was the leader of Gamergate.
	In fact, if you think about Mr. Medeker, I know, I'm grave digging right now.
	But if you think about Mr. Medeker, Mr. Medeker played the fool in public, but that guy actually had some foundational principles for what he stood for.
	He had certain lines he didn't cross.
	My favorite video series by him was the paranoid schizophrenic.
	He did this analysis of this paranoid schizophrenic.
	And he did it with levity.
	But he never got nasty and bullied the guy.
	It's very hard to detect the difference between internet aristocrat Mr. Mediker and the other snarky anti-SJW crowd.
	On the surface, they're the same thing.
	But see, Medicare had, he had principles, and there's lines he wouldn't cross.
	Whereas the snarky crowd, it's like anybody they can bully, they will bully.
	This is why I'm not a fan of Kiwi farms.
	Like, yeah, like 90% of the targets of Kiwi farms deserve it.
	But the principle with Kiwi Farms, it's not whether or not they deserve to be mocked.
	It's whether or not we can mock them.
	And man, you gotta have principles.
	You gotta have principles in life.
	Otherwise, you generate bad Dharma.
	and that bad dharma catches up with you and yeah and to go back to bar perhaps The average person nowadays.
	Actually, let me expand on this.
	That's another thing I ran into recently.
	I was playing.
	I played that stupid video game, Hero Wars, right?
	It's something to do during my morning coffee.
	And something jumped out at me.
	If you don't know what Hero, don't worry, it doesn't matter.
	It's just a really stupid login and level up video game.
	It's got a wee little touch of narrative on top of it.
	A little patina of storyline.
	And it's a little bit of a storyline.
	Where they're trying to free the sacred grove or something.
	And the grove is angry at them for impurity.
	And the two characters go, but wait, I'm pure.
	I know I'm pure of heart.
	Why are they angry?
	Oh, really?
	You're pure of heart?
	Holy shit, you're the first one I've met.
	Because every person I've met is an asshole.
	Good lord, if I've got anything I can brag about, it's that at least I'm honest about being an asshole.
	You get what it says on the tin with me.
	This idea that there's good people out there, like, get the fuck out of here.
	I'm a good person.
	I don't deserve this.
	No, you're not.
	you deserve a lot worse.
	As we're watching this, uh...
	I was watching this video.
	Well, this is another one I shared.
	I tweeted it out.
	this guy's solid he pointed out that those two horror movies that came out side-to-side birdcage and what was the other one It's called The Silence or something.
	They came out at the exact same time.
	And he compared the two of them, saying that liberals can't see and conservatives can't speak.
	And look, side by side, the movies make so much thematic sense together.
	It's absolutely amazing.
	but yeah i kind of fell into a whole horror analysis thing after that and see the true true horror is actually about the human heart
	The Cthulhu monsters are only a threat because we insist upon looking at them.
	Like the true horror is the evil that exists in us already.
	It's our fascination with evil that is truly horrifying.
	Guy going around killing people is scary, and that's a thriller.
	Horror is when you're forced to acknowledge that there's a little bit of monster inside of you.
	And very few moderns want to acknowledge this.
	Modern people want to believe that they're good people.
	They want to believe that the system is good.
	The system that they are a part of.
	And that witch that we burned, that witch needed to be burned.
	She deserved to be burned.
	It's a scapegoat.
	If you're crying out loud, it's just a scapegoat.
	Rather than acknowledge the evil within ourselves, we project it onto the other.
	In a way, that's what the system is, isn't it?
	The system is just your way of mass externalizing evil.
	It's part of the reason I hate the superhero genre so much.
	because the whole superhero genre, it's about evil existing outside of you.
	Here's an observation for ya.
	Most of these modern the derivative superhero stories, which are all over the place these days.
	You've got Invincible, you've got the Umbrella Academy.
	It started with Watchmen, but it's all over the place these days.
	And Watchmen was actually really good.
	I'm not trying to knock Watchman, but we've got all these derivative superhero stories all over the place.
	And every single one of them, you take like, so you got X-Men.
	Right?
	Where it's like, yeah, let's go fight the bad guys.
	And it's got a little subtext about being misfits and needing your own community.
	It's a little bit of a narrative for the LGBT.
	But the modern, the dark and gritty interpretation is Umbrella Academy, where it's X-Men, but it's actually, whoa, in real life, sending 17-year-olds out to go fight bad guys and traumatizing them with PTSD is actually a highly abusive relationship.
	We've got Invincibles, where it's, you know, like a huge part of the story is the father-son dynamic, the father-daughter dynamic, and high school romance dynamic.
	and the pain and abuse that inevitably results in all of these relationships.
	shoved into a superhero story.
	Now, if you imagine Romeo and Juliet with superpowers, all of Italy would burn down.
	Right?
	Like, these people that have these superpowers dealing with their personal drama, it would actually have massive fallout for all of society.
	Which maybe that's the point of the Umbrella Academy.
	Maybe I should give that series a second chance.
	But the point I'm getting at is that on the surface, the superhero stories are about fighting an external evil.
	That if you just punch the bad guy into space, everything's fine again because people aren't evil.
	I was like, no, no, people are evil.
	People screw one another over all the time.
	Jeez, one of the reasons I liked Altered Carbon so much is because the whole point of that series was that it doesn't matter how wealthy you are, it doesn't matter if you live forever.
	You're not a god.
	You're a fallible human being with evil in your heart.
	And you gotta pay for that.
	You gotta pay for that, and yet it's a price that nobody can afford.
	Ergo Christ or the superhero things they just drive me up the wall They imply there's good people and bad people.
	I was like, no, no, I've yet to meet a good person.
	I've met lovable people, but I haven't met a good person yet.
	I'll tell you when I do.
	But yeah, that superhero genre, it fuels the egotism and narcissism of your average person that wants to believe that they did nothing wrong.
	They've got nothing to answer for.
	So no, you absolutely do.
	and you can't afford the bill.
	Don't give Hollyweird any ideas.
	No shit.
	Jesus.
	Maybe I should write that story.
	Actually, that would be funny.
	If I get, like, really angry and bitter, I might rewrite Romeo and Juliet as superheroes.
	but like secretly it's me talking about how much I hate normies.
	So one of the themes, I'm going to expand on one of the themes this live stream, that you can't trust anybody.
	Well, not.
	There are some people you can trust.
	But most people are potential agents of the system.
	You know, I was talking about the snarky right-wing YouTubers.
	That, like, you don't want to be friends with those guys.
	Moment they smell blood, they're like sharks.
	They'll come for you.
	They don't have principles.
	They don't stand for anything.
	They are products of the system.
	They believe in the system.
	The system tells them they're holy and like whatever you can get away with.
	That is the law.
	I mean, that's what the robber barons of the United States believed.
	Whatever you can get away with is just.
	Even if it involves hiring a private security firm to go murder people trying to start a union.
	Just because people espouse a conservative ideology.
	Or, you know what, if you're left-wing, a left-wing ideology.
	They don't believe in anything.
	They don't actually have any standards.
	It's an outfit.
	90% of people cannot be trusted.
	90% of people work for the system you know I wonder how much of this One of the things they say in the Catholic Church is the mystery of faith.
	That ineffable quality to life.
	That the impossibility of morality.
	The impossibility of any of us ever being moral.
	And yet we want to be moral as much as we don't want to be moral.
	That's the mystery of faith right there.
	And you can't grasp it.
	You can't fit it in your head.
	You can't fit it in your hand.
	The system, that's easy.
	It's easy to be part of the system.
	The system has clearly illustrated roles for good guy and bad guy.
	I think this speaks to original sin.
	Like, when you acknowledge original sin, it's...
	Now, forewarning.
	So many people will want to take advantage of that.
	Right?
	Like, the whole cult thing.
	Where you're a sinner, nothing you ever do is right.
	Just be obedient to the leader.
	Right?
	Like that's the other, you've got the, you're a superhero.
	Here's your minimum wage.
	You're a sinner.
	Give me your wife.
	There's this middle ground to the whole thing where you recognize what you are and you live in reality.
	Reality is painful.
	Reality is weird.
	Reality is hard to determine.
	Right?
	That's kind of why I'm getting up with the whole conspiracy thing.
	If you believe in the conspiracies, you might be powerless, but at least reality is certain.
	If you look at the conspiracies and it's like, yeah, there's some conspiracies, but that one sounds implausible to me.
	Well, now you're in a world of probabilities.
	What's the probability that there's going to be another lockdown, and how will that affect my business? is a really complex question.
	And if you screw it up, your business suffers.
	And that's your fault.
	Whereas if you believe in the conspiracy, it's like QAnon.
	Where the conspiracy can change what it says every day of the week, but you still believe in the conspiracy.
	And then all the negative effects on your life.
	your business getting shut down your like whatever that's not your fault because it's the conspiracy you see why people go back to the matrix Alright, guys, toss me some comments.
	I'm just going to have a quick bathroom break.
	I'll be 30 seconds.
	Let's get
	back to that question.
	How do you not be a participant?
	How do you beat Diogenes?
	You know, Diogenes used to walk backwards and masturbate in public to make a point.
	If you did that these days, you'd get a grant for $20,000, so that doesn't work.
	I heard this, heard of the statistics, that only one in four Americans thinks that Floyd was murdered.
	But if you wanted to ask people out on the street with a video camera, I'm pretty sure three out of four would say he was.
	And the other one out of four would only be saying he wasn't because they're assholes.
	I mean, this is the whole issue with the all of the Germanic symbolism in right-wing circles.
	It's, oh, if you're going to call me this, I'm going to be a super this.
	I'm going to be the opposite of what you say I should be.
	It's a reaction.
	And the system predicts a reaction.
	If you're reacting to the system, you're still part of the system.
	I think a useful question is, under what circumstances would I be a good, obedient agent of the system?
	And do those fit with my moral values?
	I mean, it's not like the system's indefensible, is it?
	You know, the couple months back, there was a car accident right up front of my place.
	You know, and I heard it.
	I ran outside.
	I checked on the one guy.
	He was okay.
	And then the other guy had to pull his door open.
	It was the metal was stuck.
	Check if they were both alright.
	And I said, hey guys, I just wanted to make sure you're okay.
	Car accidents are what insurance is for, right?
	Just so, you know, on the off.
	Car accident just happened.
	Do what you need.
	You need somebody there to calm the shit down.
	Because I didn't want these guys getting into a fist fight over whoever was at fault.
	So, guys, that's what car insurance is for, right?
	And, you know, like, I kind of did my part, waved some traffic out of the way.
	And then I hadn't seen the damn accident, so once the cops were there, I left.
	And that was actually the system working correctly.
	I've got no regrets over any of my behavior there.
	Increasingly when I think about the system, though, the parts of the system that I don't like, I find that my most powerful weapon is indifference to stand by and do absolutely nothing.
	As I said at the beginning, when you go to vote, just draw dicks all over the ballot.
	That one's really interesting.
	It's so interesting how committed these people are to democracy.
	I don't care who you vote for, just as long as you vote for somebody.
	Yeah, what if I draw dicks all—what if I show up to vote and draw dicks all over your ballot?
	What are you going to do then?
	Just start vibrating at a very high frequency.
	And again, you know, principled exceptions.
	Once in a while you get a candidate that might actually not be a total piece of garbage on, at most, the provincial level.
	The question is, what are your ends?
	One of the one of the false dialectics we keep dealing with.
	And there's a guy I just started following on Twitter who's pretty switched on.
	It's, well, it's, you know what I call it?
	I call it the Faustian versus the Christian dialectic.
	It's a false dialectic.
	It is just as much of a false dialectic as the left-right dialectic.
	In fact, if you think about it, the left-right dialectic really follows the Faustian Christian dialectic.
	You know, there's somebody in my life that I kept speaking to.
	And, you know, she would ask me, she would challenge some statement I would say with, well, what's the Christian perspective on that?
	And I'd tell her, sell your cloak and buy a sword.
	Or, you already cut off his ear.
	That's enough.
	No, it's not pacifism.
	No, it's not democracy.
	No, no.
	And all these modernist beliefs that you think are Christianity?
	No, it's actually none of those.
	It's also not the totalitarian oppressive narrative.
	Good lord, guys.
	It's the Madonna Whore Complex the whole way down.
	It's the Madonna Whore Complex the whole way down.
	It's the Madonna whore complex Either you seek power or you seek purity.
	It's like you can do both You can do both.
	You can have a very pure and loving marriage where you do terrible and wonderful things to your wife to create more life and that actually is the the Catholic perspective on things that you should never give up on life and you should seek survival within principles
	And nobody seems to get that right.
	If you make that movie, I'll break my mouth.
	Never pay for a Hollywood movie.
	I'd have to do it under a pseudonym.
	I'd have to do it super Romeo and Juliet.
	Oh God.
	You know, I need to write something good before I write that.
	You know, guys, I actually have to...
	Whatever.
	I'm not gonna talk about my writing.
	I'll do it or I won't.
	I'm trying to put together a business right now.
	That's my main focus, because putting together a business serves my ends.
	And by the way, guys, do you know that scene in...
	oh shit what's the i think it's matt damon and he's on planet like all the the white people went into outer space But they left him behind because he was an idiot.
	And he gets arrested by a robotic police officer.
	And he mouths off the robot, so the robot breaks his arm.
	Yeah, don't do that.
	Don't mouth off police officers.
	Don't, don't, um, like, dude, you want to stand on a soapbox?
	Go buy a soapbox and go downtown, stand in your soapbox.
	But if you're being arrested by a police officer, that's the wrong place and time for a soapbox.
	The cop doesn't care.
	He's got a pension.
	Like, the cop is as responsible for the way things are going as the people on the set of the Stark Boars prequels are responsible for anything.
	Right?
	What books have I been reading?
	Any recommendations?
	Yes, The Moat in God's Eye.
	Fantastic, fantastic book.
	Absolutely great.
	It's really subtle in its theological implications.
	Like, given the title of the book, and that a bishop is a main character, and the theological implications of the novel, at least subconsciously, the authors, it was Purnell and Niven that wrote it.
	At least subconsciously, they were aware of the implications.
	Like, I'm kind of a death of the author guy.
	In fact, with my next book, I'm not trying to write anything deep.
	I think there's going to be deep interpretations of it.
	I'm not trying to write anything deep.
	I think anybody that tries to write deep, that's pretension, and it's stupid.
	But if you try and write honestly, you accidentally write deep.
	And I've got a really cool idea that I'd like to write that idea.
	And I think it'd be good.
	But I'm not thinking about what the implications might be.
	That's for other people to figure out, not me.
	And Moat in God's Eye has some major, major theological implications about what does alien life mean for Christ, for us Christians?
	What does it say about Christianity?
	It's implicit in the book.
	It's never directly stated, aside from the title of the book.
	So that's what you should read.
	Read The Moat in God's Eyes.
	In God's Eye.
	Turner and Hooch says, at some point this either gets too scary for people and they resist or they get too scared and fall into full authoritarianism.
	The funny thing is that both like the left and the right are equally chaotic and authoritarian.
	Like if you think about his Madonna whore, the Madonna whore complex for a while.
	Like the vacillation between Either a woman is a pure Madonna or she is a pure whore, a pure slut.
	And like both statuses are equal parts, complete chaos and complete authority.
	Like one of the things that really creeps me out about strip clubs is just how much control there is.
	Right?
	Like you it's like you got naked women wandering around You got all this inappropriate chaotic behavior and you've got these big nasty bouncers that if you violate the law by this much will come beat the crap out of you And now the converse, right, the Madonna side of things.
	When you treat a woman like a Madonna All the psycho-emotional energy turns things into complete chaos, right?
	like it's like it's pure sexually but you get the psycho emotional energy all over the place you don't get pure yin or pure yang the yin has a spot of light in it and the yang has a spot of darkness in it and Christianity is about yes
	we are spiritual creatures, but we are also meant to love being on earth and enjoy earth right we're supposed to be Madonna's and whores at the same time.
	We're supposed to be Alpha Fux and Beta Bux at the same time.
	We're supposed to be both of those things.
	And you can't ever not be both of those things.
	So it like Elysium.
	Yeah, that Elysium was the movie I was talking about.
	Guys, watch Elysium.
	It's an awful movie, but it's, good lord, it's so weird.
	The liberals keep making these movies that are unintentionally self-aware.
	The Liberals keep making these movies that are unintentionally self-aware.
	The vaccines, uh, passports getting mandated for flights, uh-huh.
	Dude, if they mandate the vaccine passport, fake it.
	Nice acts.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, my throwing axe.
	I'm actually not too bad with it either.
	Not great, but I can hit.
	The sword is an absolute beauty.
	There's the Hanwe Rhinelander.
	It is a fantastic piece of kit.
	Although, if you want my advice, if you're going to buy a sword, get an arming sword or a short sword.
	They're far more practical than this giant thing.
	And I'm not a short guy.
	This is a little bit large.
	Somebody...sword, of course, man!
	You know the reach on this thing?
	It's ridiculous.
	And actually, I'll tell you, the funny thing about martial arts weapons is some of them are just absolutely terrible.
	Size are okay.
	They're not great.
	Nunchucks are actually worse than being unarmed.
	Nunchucks are less good than a stick.
	There's a, oh, what's that, that nerdy guy?
	That, uh, he's like nerdy, but he really knows his swordplay.
	Um, he did a video on how useless nunchucks are.
	Like, he literally compared nunchucks to a stick, and the stick was better.
	nunchucks look cool but they're a useless weapon.
	let's see.
	the cops are the muscle of the current system.
	Whatever you think of the evils of the lockdown, they can do nothing without the help of the cops.
	Cops are ignoring leftist goons and arresting people for the crime of fighting back.
	Oh, no, no, don't, don't.
	I'm not defending cops.
	When I said stand by and do nothing, if I saw if somebody robbed my neighbor, whom I'm friends with, and who's a good guy, and the cops were trying to arrest that person, I would help the cops because I'm helping my neighbor.
	If the cops were trying to arrest somebody that stole from Walmart, I don't know if I'd apply first aid to the cops.
	Like, if, let's say, the criminal stabbed the cops a bunch of times and then ran away, the cops bleeding out.
	I do not know if I would help him.
	Or if I point and laugh.
	I'd like to say I'd point and laugh, but I probably would help the cup.
	No, I've got I'm not saying I got a better solution than cops.
	I'm just saying that I don't give a shit about cops.
	Like, hey, man, guess your wife's getting a retirement fund now!
	They signed up for it.
	They're not interested in protecting citizens.
	They're not interested in arresting criminals typically.
	Cops ain't my tribe.
	I'm not anti-cop.
	There's no sense in yelling at a cop, man.
	They're just doing a job.
	It's like yelling at a sewer worker, right?
	But at the same time, I'm not gonna.
	Oh, sewer worker, can I help you carry a pile of human waste?
	More liable to help a garbageman than help a cop.
	And hey, cops got a lot of influence these days.
	They've got very powerful unions.
	Cops could be doing something they ain't doing nothing.
	They ain't doing much.
	Right?
	Same thing, I'm conservative, but they could give a shit about the conservative politicians.
	They haven't done fuck all for me.
	Firehap says, you've talked about men getting red-pilled about women and the subsequent bitterness.
	Which is, which, for the record, it's a phase you go through.
	Right?
	It's.
	Anytime you realize a really unpleasant truth, you know, there was this old Ravenloft campaign setting for DD and had something called the Malign Paradigm Shift, where you realize that everybody at the party you're at is a vampire.
	And it's a malign paradigm shift.
	Like, oh, it messes with your head.
	Yeah, anytime you get a malign paradigm shift, it will result in a lot of anger and bitterness for a period.
	And what I was saying is that the absolute failure of the current, like the past year, the fact that our politicians don't care who we vote for, doesn't matter who you vote for.
	Left and right are becoming more extreme, politicians are still in the middle.
	Doesn't matter.
	Your vote never mattered.
	That's an uncomfortable red pill.
	And so to try and compensate for that, people are resorting to conspiracy theories.
	Like, they're resorting to a theory that there's a massive control network when it's like, nah, the system's rigged, but it's not centrally controlled.
	Anyway, I don't think the sexual marketplace is broken.
	It's actually gone back to its pre-modern state.
	Somewhat.
	The problem is we don't have predation.
	We're living in idiocracy, my friend.
	The people that should die from their decisions just keep on living and making the same bad decisions again and again and again.
	1900s were an anomaly.
	Women have always wanted older, successful men, and the young guys have to wander the wilderness for 15, 20 years.
	Males can't accept that they're not entitled to a companion, hence, incels.
	Yes.
	Yeah, firehaps, I think you're on to something right there.
	See, that's one of them useful red pills.
	And the past year has been, well, you might be shocked to learn this, but it hasn't been great for me financially.
	And, you know, I'm working on some things right now that I, you know, last time I mentioned what I did for a living, a bunch of right-wingers doxed me.
	Guys, the left has attacked me.
	But only the right-wingers have directly screwed me over financially.
	Again, it's not.
	You know, the left is your enemy.
	It's the people on the right that you need to look out for.
	Unless you're on the left.
	If you're on the left, it's the opposite.
	If you are generally aligned politically left, look out for leftists going to that are planning to screw you over.
	Because those are the ones that are closest, those are the ones that have the most opportunity.
	Anyway, I'm working on some things.
	And I haven't not been dating, but just generally I've been, eh, what the hell do I got to offer a chick right now?
	Alright?
	Gonna get my finances in order.
	Yeah, recognizing modern culture, TV, movies, music, etc. wants to say that you're a loser if you're not getting laid all the time.
	And by that standard, no, no, no, 80% of us are losers.
	Men and women.
	Martin called it like, yeah, it's true, isn't it?
	It's like, you need to be, you, if you don't have a date tonight, you guys are all losers.
	You suck, you failed, you're garbage.
	That's what the music tells us.
	That's what the movies tell us.
	When the reality is that, you know, back in the day, you'd sign up, you'd go aboard a ship, you'd be on ship for two freaking years.
	Your only opportunities are to collect STDs at ports.
	Or you could do your two-year service on the ship, come back with a bit of a nest egg, start a business, make something yourself, find a wife.
	And not exactly the same dynamic for women, but a very similar one.
	Stop being so damn thirsty, right?
	Like these incels, they think that TV told them they were a loser because they don't have a girlfriend right now.
	You cannot have a girlfriend for a while.
	You can work on your business.
	You can get your degree.
	You can go join the Merchant Marines.
	You can do stuff and get your act together for a couple of years.
	And it's like, yeah, you're horny and you want to cuddle with somebody.
	Yeah, we all do.
	You're not a fucking loser, though.
	You're not a failure if you're doing that.
	It's just the people that want you running on the treadmill call you a loser.
	Because if you feel like a loser, you'll run faster on the treadmill.
	Yeah, except the fact that you're not entitled to companionship.
	I mean, for crying out loud, I'm 39 years old.
	And I'm still looking, I would still like to find a wife, but I've, you know, you get to 39, you're not married.
	It's like, eh, might not be in the cards.
	Which is sad.
	You get a period of mourning, but if it's not in the cards, it's not in the cards.
	Plenty of people died martyrs' deaths before they ever got to be married.
	Alright, if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for you.
	So, you know, suck it up.
	COVID vaccinated people are having adverse effects on unvaccinated people.
	We're on chapter two of the prequel to Children of Men.
	What more can you say?
	And Orobell, who is the only one donating lemons, has just donated two more lemons.
	Thank you very much, my friend.
	And shit, we got 21 viewers.
	You know, D-Live is so much better than what is the other one.
	The other one.
	It's so much better than the other one.
	Imagine he says, I would ignore a hurt lawmaker.
	They're the ones that make the super.
	Oh, God.
	a politician.
	Dude, imagine you try and save a politician that somebody else is attacking and you get a knife in the eye.
	Oh, here's your good service award for losing an eye.
	To save the politician who makes, you know, 60, 80 grand a year being a politician while you've been laid off from your job.
	Here's your award.
	Enjoy it.
	Yeah, screw those people.
	You don't do anything against it.
	Like, it's pointless.
	That's the other thing.
	That's Charlemagne was observing.
	That attacking the system makes no sense.
	The system has unlimited soldiers.
	They can always get more agents.
	Attacking the system accomplishes nothing.
	Don't waste your time attacking the system.
	But don't be an agent for the system.
	I'm not I'm not reading that one out loud.
	Which right-wing wanker?
	All of them.
	All of them.
	Do it.
	I keep a list of the ones that haven't screwed me over.
	Right?
	Because those ones I'm trying to figure.
	Those are the ones I studied.
	Why has that guy screwed me over?
	Makes so much sense.
	Be so easy.
	Why hasn't he done it?
	That's interesting.
	That's weird!
	It's a real fucking shame that Medicare, like all of us, got sucked into the whole politics thing.
	Because Medeker's best material.
	Now, his funniest material was making fun of SJWs.
	But that wasn't his best material.
	His best material was like studying that guy with the gang stalking and the paranoid schizophrenia.
	That was probably his best material.
	Absolute shame that we all got sucked into the stupid thing.
	Yeah, I'll tell you, one of the things I'm one of the things I'm happy about, I'm not going to say proud, but I'm happy about is that I've actually got a few traditionally left-wing subscribers these days.
	I'm happy about that because me and them have overcome a major divide against communication.
	Which that's got to be good, right?
	It's interesting, at least.
	And he says, I wish I could have been using better use of COVID-19.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, you know, we all have, but listen, we could always use our time better than we did.
	Don't compare yourself against the perfect.
	Compare yourself against who you were yesterday.
	Right?
	Baby steps forward are still steps forward.
	Don't beat yourself up.
	Right?
	Again, that's the other false dichotomy.
	Either you're a good person or you should feel ashamed of yourself.
	No, you're a flawed person.
	Make steps to get better and then you just you just nailed something Oh, wait, maybe I'm...
	Sorry, bit of a typo.
	Okay, I'm going to read what I think you said.
	The End of days religious obsession is just as much a fantasy as the commies are going to take us over obsession.
	Which the commies didn't take us over.
	We won against the commies.
	And they also did take us over.
	It's not black and white.
	It's not the end times.
	Calm your tits.
	Try and get your business in order.
	By the way, if there is any sort of revolutions are not spontaneous.
	They don't come ground up.
	In fact, that's what I really regret from Gamergate and all of that.
	What I really regret is thinking that you could create a revolution ground up.
	investing time in people that had nothing going for them and no personal loyalty.
	Waste of time.
	Like if you're running a plumbing business, what are you going to do every night?
	Are you going to go to the bar and mentor randoms that aren't interested in plumbing?
	Or are you going to mentor plumbers that work for you?
	Yeah, I invested a lot of time in people that were fucking losers.
	In the hopes that there could be some sort of grassroots establishment of...
	No, no, no.
	Everything is power and hierarchy.
	And it's also charity and love.
	So, yeah, guys, you need to be authoritarian and you need to be anti-authoritarian at the same time.
	Chaos and order.
	You need both those parts.
	Yin and yang.
	And if you're really worked up about trying to reform the, like, that's the thing about the elite.
	The elite are so non-elite.
	And, you know, you want the deep political theory?
	Go check out Charlemagne.
	He did a great video on this just recently.
	But no, they're not.
	They're manipulators.
	They're liars.
	They're scam artists.
	They're not a wheat They're not frightening or dangerous or whatever.
	They're midwip scam artists.
	And what's going to happen eventually is some people with real iron in their blood, not me.
	I'm too busy grilling.
	But some people with actual cojones are going to come along eventually and kick over the sandcastle and take it over.
	And that needs to happen.
	You know, guys, with the whole COVID vaccine thing, like, we all know the vaccine is not safe.
	It's an experimental book.
	Here's my conspiracy theory on the vaccine.
	My conspiracy theory is that, first of all, it's not a vaccine.
	Okay?
	It's a completely different type of technology.
	The vaccine is you put broken viruses into somebody's body to train part of their immune system.
	This is you inject RNA code into their cells.
	Now, injecting RNA code in cells is really interesting.
	The same way that screwing with your registry is really interesting.
	And those of us that like to screw with computers, we have all screwed with our registry to the point where we had to do a system restore.
	And we learned a lot about computers by doing that.
	And that's what they're doing with this vaccine.
	The vaccine's like 99.9% safe.
	It's probably fine.
	Your relatives get it.
	They're probably fine.
	We don't understand how DNA works.
	I mean, we're just, we're like a 16-year-old kid screwing with the computer's registry.
	We kind of know what it is.
	We kind of know what it does.
	But we're not that good.
	We're not as good as we think we are.
	And this vaccine, it's a mass experiment, which is going to give lots of great data.
	And maybe in 10-20 years, the mRNA vaccine, you can put it in yourself and boom, you don't get cancer anymore.
	Boom, you get an extra two points to strength.
	Whatever.
	mRNA vaccine might be really really cool in about 10 years.
	Right now it's dangerous and experimental.
	But you know, people are stupid and they're, you know, go ahead.
	Go be the lab rat for this vaccine.
	Go right ahead.
	care libertarian yeah libertarianism is Like, man, you can't get law enforcement without a common consensus on what is legal and illegal.
	Like, you can't police without culture.
	And they've they thought culture was useless.
	They thought culture was arbitrary.
	So they've bleached culture and replaced it with policing and psychology.
	and it's not working out that well.
	The whole Chauvin trial, it's about tribalism.
	And this is the frustrating thing about conservatives, they can't figure out that it's tribalism.
	And you guys need to figure out that it's about tribalism.
	and you need to figure out who your tribe is.
	And guess what?
	Your tribe is not Blue Lives Matter.
	Blue Lives don't give a shit about you.
	Blue Lives have a union.
	Blue Lives are taking perfectly good care of themselves.
	They don't need your support.
	They don't need you flying a flag.
	Blue lives are absolutely fine.
	And Blue Lives, I mean, Chauvin was the sacrificial pig, wasn't he?
	Blue Lives, apparently they're perfectly okay with that sacrificial pick.
	This is why I'm not a cop.
	Because I don't want to be part of teams that stab me in the back.
	But if you join a team that stabs you in the back, then that's on you, Meladio.
	Maybe you shouldn't have been a cop.
	Figuring out who your team is, is not easy.
	And most of the people that you think are on your team actually aren't.
	But if you can figure out who your team is, then you'll do okay.
	Let me top this off.
	I say again, everybody is potentially an agent of the system until they prove that they are not.
	Out of curiosity, how much money do you think you'd be comfortable with earning a year to live within your comfort level in the candidate you ask?
	Me?
	Man, I'm cheap, actually.
	Like 50k makes me super comfortable.
	I run lean.
	And uh, and you know what?
	No.
	I think that's the wrong question to be asking.
	The right question is: once you get above subsistence, how much are you investing versus how much are you burning on luxuries?
	And hey, like, we all get luxuries.
	I just bought this fantastic hat, for example.
	It was really cheap.
	Treat yourself every once in a while, right?
	But there's so many people that spend their whole lives just pursuing luxuries, like those Funko pups.
	What the hell is that?
	Like, have you ever done that thing where you sit around binging on television on Netflix or whatever all night?
	And you're not really satisfied at the end of it.
	Right?
	Like, that's what the hedonic treadmill becomes.
	I mean, don't be afraid of indulging the luxury every once in a while, but yeah, nobody cares if you're driving a new car.
	I'll tell you, from working in car sales, there's people that buy new cars every three years.
	And that's the mainstay of the business.
	And then there's the weirdos that keep a car for 10 years.
	Which, you know, you want to run the number.
	Like.
	You don't need a new car to be comfortable.
	Right?
	If there's a new car you really want, there is one coming out next year.
	I really, really want the new MX6.
	I would be very happy either next year or the year after to buy that car.
	Brand new, full trim level.
	All the bells and whistles.
	I really want that car.
	But then I'm going to drive that car every summer and a shitty truck during the winter.
	That's my plan.
	If, you know, fingers crossed, if things work out, that's my plan.
	I'm not driving it to impress any of you fuckers.
	I'm driving it because I really love the car.
	Yeah, I'm wearing the hacks.
	I really love the hat.
	you if you don't like the hat.
	Do your little luxuries that you care about, buh- But people...
	They seem to spend a lot of money.
	You got this so every two weeks you could buy a new car or you spend 50 bucks on a hat that everybody thinks looks stupid.
	But you got your new hat.
	It's actually not the price of the thing.
	It's that you want a little treat every once in a while.
	And what happens is people make more money and they buy bigger and bigger treats because they can.
	Whereas if you swap it around, instead of looking at the price tag, you look at the treat in and of itself.
	One of the treats I bought myself was a crossbow.
	And I'll tell you the fantastic thing about a crossbow, you don't have to buy new ammunition.
	A crossbow, I mean, actually, if I've been paying for a rifle, which I wasn't, but if I were paying for rifle rounds, that thing's paid for itself already.
	if i've been paying for a rifle which i wasn't but if i were paying for rifle rounds that thing's paid for itself already so yeah treat yourself Go on adventures, man.
	Go out.
	Go buy yourself a cup of coffee.
	Go spend the gas, drive out to the mountains, and walk up a hill.
	Like, go do stuff.
	Right?
	The problem with people get frugal, when people get frugal, they stop doing stuff.
	stop having fun they stop having they turn into to asthetes right It's like, no, no, no, no.
	Find cheap ways of having fun.
	Lots and lots of cheap ways of having fun.
	And going places you haven't been before and doing things you haven't done before.
	There's lots of stuff you could do.
	And actually, that stuff is way more interesting than buying a consumer product.
	But you need to treat yourself.
	Need to spend a little bit of your cash on the luxuries of life.
	Just pick the smart luxury.
	Smelling the roses is way better than a new car every two years.
	In fact, you know what?
	If you've got a kid, here's some really good advice.
	That new car is going to be an old car in about one year.
	In a year, you will have tracked mud in it.
	You'll have spilled french fries in it.
	It will be an old car in one year.
	Do you want to spend $500 a month on an old car in a year?
	400.
	Have I heard dude have I heard of Temple OS?
	What are you insulting me now?
	Of course I've heard of Temple OS.
	If you know what Temple OS is, get off the internet.
	Temple OS is absolutely fascinating.
	Like, I'm almost tempted.
	Man, if this business comes together, which it probably won't, but if it does, I'm going to have two things in the background of these videos.
	Number one, a four-state metronome chemical solution.
	And number two, a PC running Temple OS.
	Actually, I'll tell you what really strikes me about that guy.
	If you don't know what Temple OS is, go check out Down the Rabbit Hole.
	So, now the poor guy had schizophrenia, okay?
	The guy's an absolute genius, and he's quite schizophrenic.
	And towards the end, he was posting a lot of stuff that was very unfortunate and very politically incorrect.
	But I was kind of reading that stuff and saying, Yeah, I kind of see that that seems par for the course for a human being.
	He was posting the sort of stuff that any civilized person could easily sit and say, oh my god, that guy's a monster.
	And I'm seeing this and I'm like, no, that sounds like what most people think and do.
	That dumb idiot is just saying it while the rest of us keep our mouths shut.
	What evil lurks in the heart of man?
	I guess that's the interesting thing about schizophrenics.
	It's they are they don't have a filter.
	They're actually open about banal human evil.
	You know, the thing society holds up as the greatest evils.
	Case in point, racism.
	Right?
	The current mode of things is that being racist is just the worst thing that ever fucking happened.
	And yeah, everybody's racist.
	But we all pretend that's the greatest evil.
	Racism is the greatest evil.
	Or, god, what's the religious write-on about now?
	Um, how about porn?
	Porn.
	There we go.
	Porn is the greatest evil when they all look at porn.
	You know, it'd be really interesting if somebody built off of Temple OS.
	Because there were some interesting...
	You're doing a better job laying them out than I could.
	Let me read these.
	It blurred the line between windowing and command line.
	You could pause a running program, insert some code, and resume execution with the new code.
	Now, the issue is that he intentionally made it 16-bit without network capabilities.
	And he had so many weird features he added.
	Like, artistic madness is what it is.
	I mean, I'm just, I'm barely a script kiddie, but I wonder.
	There's some ideas.
	There seem like there's some ideas in Temple OS that are worth expanding upon.
	The vaccine would be fine if they weren't making it law.
	I don't think they will.
	Completely unrelated factoid.
	Have you guys do you guys know anything about the Washington sniper?
	Now, this guy, what this clever terrorist did drilled a hole in the back of his really crappy car.
	A hole through which it was possible to snipe with a decent sniper rifle from Cabela's.
	And nobody would see it.
	Especially if the running lights were on.
	The flash from the suppressor would probably not be bright enough for anybody to notice next to those brake lights.
	And the only reason this guy got found was because he got pulled over for expired tags in his car, and he assumed he was being pulled over for being the DC sniper.
	And admitted things.
	That's an interesting story, ain't it?
	It's also why I don't buy they're going to try and lock down all the regions.
	Seems to me like you're just kind of making yourself a target if you do that.
	Now, not that our leaders aren't stupid enough to order something like that, but I feel bad for any cops doing that.
	I sure as hell hope there's no DC snipers around that don't like cops at the borders of the city.
	You're like, do you have any idea how many borders there are in a city?
	Like, we don't have walls anymore.
	There's so many ways in and out of the city.
	Anyway, I'll leave it at that.
	I'm not encouraging anybody to do anything, but if I found out somebody did, I wouldn't tell anyone.
	Caldons are going to require students to take COVID vaccines.
	Well, then they're signing up, aren't they?
	They're signing up to be cops.
	And oh, and actually, oh no, I have COVID420 says, COVID's going to be the first on the chopping block people start resisting.
	They're the leading agents behind a lot of our current problems.
	Yeah.
	The hell of a college, like, fuck you, I won't go to college.
	College is mostly a joke anyway.
	Like, the colleges are already teetering on, hell, Jordan Peterson is talking about this, okay?
	Colleges are already, they become irrelevant the moment that most of us realize that they are irrelevant.
	They're only still relevant, quite frankly, because everybody thinks they're relevant.
	You know, I just did a degree a couple years ago, and two-thirds of the class were immigrants taking the course to get Canadian citizenship.
	No interest in the course, no.
	Just like this is the path to citizenship.
	And they've got, presumably, came from a relatively wealthy family from their home country.
	And here's the money to do the course.
	And just get C pluses in the course.
	Then you can use that course to justify Canadian citizenship.
	That was two-thirds of my class.
	People haven't quite realized that yet.
	Or everybody knows it, but nobody's saying it.
	You know, Emperor has no clothes.
	But yeah, they start requiring COVID tests.
	fuck you college that's the thing is like this this big conspiracy to make us all take covet vaccines and put us in death camps and what it seems to me that this giant conspiracy is doing more to destroy the reputation of the establishment than it is to help the establishment
	Like what's the end goal of all of this?
	Right?
	Like how does any of this make any sense?
	Who profits from any of this?
	It's almost like we have a bunch of midwit, psychopathic energy vampires in charge of everything that don't know what the hell they're doing and are just trying to live for five more minutes.
	That's what it looks like to me.
	I mean, if Blofeld and the agency of evil was actually in charge, if they were actually smart enough to pull all this shit off, I'd be pretty tempted to join them because at least, well, I'm sure they have a really good dental plan.
	What I'm seeing is like, man, these people are fucking idiots.
	You know who's a hero to me?
	Plumbers.
	Plumbers make fantastic money.
	And guess what?
	Yeah, I'll tell you, okay, I'll tell you one of the issues is that, no offense, Mahdi, because I know you've got that lovely East Indian skin.
	See, a lot of the immigrants coming here are smart enough to play family first, society second.
	And they've taken over a lot of the industries here.
	Whereas all the stupid white people are like, I believe in law and order.
	Say what you will about the blacks.
	At least they understand that Chauvin is not one of them.
	Fuck Chauvin, fuck the police.
	You know, they've got that part figured out.
	And so far it's working out okay for them.
	And we'll see how it goes long term.
	But a lot of the other immigrant groups are, they're coming here here in Alberta.
	I work for one company, a bunch of Arabs, and good guys.
	Like, there's nothing wrong with these guys, but they hire from within.
	I was only contract labor.
	And they're in charge of doing the cement basements for high-rises.
	It's a cool industry to be a part of.
	And actually, these, like, hey, these guys were good.
	These guys were good.
	I almost got into a fist fight with one of their family members who was being a little bit too bossy.
	And I walked off site before I punched him in the face.
	And they still called me back to help them move offices.
	So, like, hey, they're good guys.
	They're not assholes.
	They're not pieces of shit.
	But they are building a family business.
	And they had their 13-year-old son, who he was a little bit Bobby from King of the Hill.
	He's a little bit chubby, you know?
	A little bit soft.
	But they had him there when we were moving offices.
	Because they were showing him, this is the business.
	This is how our family makes money.
	And they've taken the whole thing over.
	Good for them.
	East Indians have taken over the liquor trade in Calgary.
	About 90% of liquor stores are owned by East Indians and only employ East Indians.
	And the business I'm starting, there's one aspect of it that's completely controlled by a Korean family.
	Hey, good for them.
	Problem is, white people haven't figured that out.
	And the white people that haven't figured that out, the white people that want to be principled conservatives, as opposed to La Cosa Nostra, can fuck right off.
	Get with the program or get with extinction.
	Do the evolution, baby.
	But yeah, plumbers.
	Nice thing about being a plumber is that you're left alone.
	You can be completely solo plumber, electrician, welder.
	And probably some other trades as well.
	But those are the ones I know for sure.
	Plumber, electrician, welder.
	If you are good at that job, you don't need an apprentice.
	You don't need a business.
	You don't need a giant hierarchy.
	You just do your own thing.
	And if you're good, people call you.
	Wealth and Income are mutually exclusive.
	Yes.
	Yes!
	Yo, that's beautiful.
	Wealth and income are mutually exclusive.
	That's a good philosophy.
	Um, what's the issues with Leitzman?
	Purple pill, red pill, black pill, god pill.
	Um I kind of view life as there's only the red pill.
	There's the red pill or the blue pill.
	The blue pill is politically correct social consensus.
	The blue pill is what you ought to be saying in public.
	If you're at a bar, you're working construction, and you're at a bar with your co-workers after work, what you should say to get promoted is, happy wife, happy life!
	Because that's what they're all saying.
	So say that blue pill bullshit.
	The sodium ion red pill is waking up to what the fuck is actually going on.
	And I've had a lot of red pills shut down my throat.
	And I'm trying to employ them correctly.
	I've got this curse where I'm loquacious.
	I want to talk to people.
	I want to talk about ideas.
	And that's not without precedent.
	I mean, look at Socrates.
	But no, it's always red pill.
	And I think I've found the you know, I know I used this word already, but I want to use it again.
	I think I've found the circumlocution to talk about the red pill without making myself a target.
	The lexicon is a little bit too diverse for the obvious enemies to kind of find a target within it.
	But I don't I don't really view it as an evolution.
	It's It's always red pills.
	Always buy new.
	The car will last 12 or more years.
	Either buy new or buy super used.
	Part of the reason I don't like selling used cars is because most used cars, they're like five, 10 years old and they're almost as expensive as a new car.
	Car that's 10, 15 years old, dirt cheap.
	Right?
	You're going to spend five grand, ten grand on that car.
	and it's probably fine.
	But that middle, I hate selling bows.
	If you're going to have a new car, like if you want to spend four or five hundred bucks a month, just get a new car.
	Glithy Funt says, what a downy.
	Who would me?
	I'm a downer?
	I'm not a downer.
	joy and yeah there's a lot of depreciation Buy new if you really love the car.
	I don't know.
	Cars, it's I know a lot about cars, so I'm the wrong guy to ask.
	Right?
	I can buy an old car and have it be reliable.
	It's uh if you buy from a dealership, if you buy a boring car, a boring used car from a dealership, you'll get a good fair price.
	You're gonna pay a lot for it, but you'll get a fair price.
	And you won't have to worry about fixing it, probably.
	Buying new nowadays is actually a viable option.
	Cars are so well made now.
	I feel bad for car owners and stuff.
	They really are, actually.
	Like, if you buy the base model, like the absolute piece of shit model car, it's actually a really good.
	It's yeah, you're getting a really good value on that.
	People want to talk about planned fallibility.
	It's just that the technology is advancing.
	Like, imagine going back three years in time to your last cell phone and you could spend twice as much to have a cell phone that lasted twice as long.
	You probably wouldn't.
	Right?
	Like the technology actually is advancing pretty quickly.
	I, I...
	I don't got any solutions for you on car buying.
	Buy what you need.
	That would be my advice.
	Buy what you need and no more.
	Like the current Mazda lineup.
	I don't like any of the current Mazda cars.
	Even though I love Mazda, I love the technology and the engines.
	None of them do it for me.
	And I was kind of looking at getting a Mazda 3 when I was working there, which is almost a sports car, but it's almost a sports car.
	And it's a hatchback.
	I hate hatchbacks.
	And like, I like so much about it, but I don't love it.
	Buy a car because you love it.
	If you really love a car, like, guys, cars don't make any sense.
	Catch the bus.
	You want to be sensible?
	Catch the bus.
	Buy a car because you love it.
	It's better to love an old piece of shit than buy something new and not love it.
	Love the car that you buy.
	Spooky Electronics, eh.
	Actually, the electronics in cars have not changed that much in 20 years.
	Yeah, you got the whole computer system, but actually that thing's really easy to update.
	the actual engine controls are still like they haven't changed much from the 90s so don't worry too much about the electronics And not an expert, I'm just, you know, you see all these videos that like hackers could get into your car through this.
	Like, yeah, in theory.
	Hypothetically.
	In fact, if you look at most of those videos, they need a USB connection.
	So they already need to break into your car to even do most of the cool hacker shit that they're showing off.
	And yeah, in theory, when you sell your car, if you forget to reset the firmware, or if somebody is really good at detecting deleted files, in theory, they could find the login to your YouTube account.
	Which it's even like how much sensitive information is on your YouTube account.
	How much sensitive information is on your Spotify?
	In theory, they could seriously hack into your car.
	In practice, your banking password ought to be different than your YouTube password already.
	In practice, like a super secret agent man could do lots of cool shit hacking into your car, but on practical levels, it's like, eh.
	There's not really that much there.
	Hackers are driven by profit.
	I mean, like, any lock can be picked.
	For crying out loud, I've got two I've got three sets of lock picks, okay?
	I know how to pick locks, but I don't go around robbing my neighbors.
	Because most of the time they're sleeping.
	They're inside the house.
	I'm not going to rob them.
	Like, that's a stupid time to rob them.
	Yeah, you can hack into just about anything.
	Is it worth hacking into?
	Your bank account and your crypto wallet.
	Those are things that you should have some decent passwords on.
	But yeah, the whole collar electronics thing.
	I used to be really paranoid about that.
	I'm not anymore.
	It's like, yes, it's a major vulnerability, but it's not that much of a good look.
	Somebody could throw a brick through your window and get into your house.
	Right?
	That's way easier than picking the lock.
	Oh, goodness.
	self-driving.
	Yeah. Fuck it.
	I've got nothing else I'm doing.
	I'll talk about self-driving.
	Now, let me draw some distinctions here.
	Because I've heard people call adaptive cruise control self-driving.
	Or lane correct assist self-driving.
	So adaptive cruise control.
	You got a little radar gun on the front of your car that detects if you're overtaking the guy and adjusts your cruise control accordingly.
	All the masters have that.
	And I would show off this feature while I was showing off the car to people.
	While also saying, guys, I'm going to show this off.
	Don't do this in real life.
	This is not self-driving.
	It might not work.
	Right?
	Be a smart driver.
	This is to help.
	Same as cruise control.
	Pay attention to the road.
	You can't start reading a book.
	Lane keep assist is if the weather is good and if the computer can see the lines on the side of the road, if you drift over one, it will nudge you back in.
	So what I do is I'd like, watch this.
	I take my hands off the wheel and boom, bumps us back in.
	And I would say to Mr. and Mrs. customer, this is a safety feature.
	This doesn't mean you can't pay attention.
	This is to help you.
	It's not to replace you.
	And a lot of people mistake these things for self-driving.
	That's not self-driving.
	Okay?
	That's to help you.
	They're actually really cool features.
	They don't rely upon them because sometimes they don't work.
	Pay attention when you're driving.
	Now, actual self-driving is something else entirely.
	And here's where we run into a really interesting legal issue.
	A car that's actually self-driving.
	That you punch in the grid coordinates, and then you go to sleep for three hours.
	If that car gets into an accident, that should be on the manufacturer.
	And yet, these self-driving cars, the onus is upon the driver.
	It's just really advanced cruise control and lane keep assist.
	Good lord, the cruise control and Mazdas will actually stop at a red light, but it won't start again.
	And it's not guaranteed to stop at a red light either.
	It's just it's there to help you.
	It's not self-driving, it's just a lot of driver assist features.
	huge difference.
	I got a major problem with these self-driving cars because they claim to do everything, but the driver is responsible.
	That makes no fucking sense.
	If I install a furnace in your house and through regular human error, you blow up your house, the furnace manufacturer is responsible.
	But we want to try out these freaking systems, don't we?
	We want experimental data.
	It's the same as the COVID vaccine.
	It is not safe for humans.
	It's mostly safe.
	Same way that self-driving, even though they're technically not self-driving since you still have to hold on to the wheel, they are technically safe.
	But every single error gives us more data to learn from.
	And you, the person driving the thing, gets to pay the consequence.
	You know, guys, there's going to be a major legal.
	Like, the same way in the 70s, all of these worker protection laws were put into place because companies were forcing people to do unsafe things that gave them cancer.
	We're going to have a similar thing with the self-driving cars because we don't have self-driving.
	if the cars were self-driving then the companies would be responsible for accidents
	if you're stupid enough to buy a self-driving car and to fall asleep behind the wheel and then be surprised that you get charged with committing a vehicular homicide that's on you buddy Should have paid attention.
	I'll tell you, one of the things that did reassure me, the brakes in your car, at least the brakes in Mazdas, are still...
	What's the term?
	If you slam down the brake pedal, the computer can't turn it off.
	I would not trust a car where the brake pedal electronically controlled the brakes.
	No, no, no.
	I want a direct pneumatic system.
	And guess what?
	the Mazdas still have pneumatic systems so yeah don't drive a car where the brakes can be disabled remotely But most of the new cars, that's not the case.
	You know, hypothetically, the new cars, you could hack in and you could cause the cruise control to start accelerating, but the gear shift can still be popped into neutral.
	And that's a physical relationship.
	You can't electronically undo that.
	The brakes still work.
	you can still hit the brakes.
	Good work.
	You drive old cars like I do?
	What's the probability that some water will leak into the cruise control system and screw it up?
	So you always got to be prepared for the system to malfunction.
	Assume the system could malfunction at any time.
	And understand what by what mechanisms the system works.
	So like my with Good luck.
	If I hit the brakes and one of the tubes bursts, I've got no brake power.
	But I've still got an e-brake, which is a hard cable to the rear two wheels to shut them down.
	So if I slam on my brakes on the highway and I feel nothing but air, I hit the e-brake.
	You should be familiar with the foundations of how your technology works.
	all the details but at least the foundations.
	I worked in an IT staffing company for six years and I know all about that.
	I assume you mean they...
	I'm not sure what you're talking about there.
	And we already put far too much trust in the big corporations.
	See, I trust the big corporations to be full of incompetent idiots.
	That's the trust I put into them.
	Corporatism is worse than communist.
	I mean, aristocracy, they're stuck with the land.
	They're stuck with the peasants they have.
	Corporatocracy, they just move companies over to China.
	Only vehicle I ever bought was a new motorcycle.
	Only vehicle I bought new was a motorcycle.
	It's a bit of a chore breaking it in though.
	You know what I will tell you really protects the car industry?
	Car enthusiasts.
	That there are this group of nerds, which I'm probably a member of that, that actually want good, honest cars.
	And we're the pricks keeping you safe.
	Same thing with all the paranoia about people monitoring us and activating our GPS and our cell phones.
	I've heard nobody speculate that Photoshop is trying to steal our banking passwords.
	There is so much that's theoretically possible with hacking, but there's very little that is worth anybody's time.
	The funny thing, okay, let's talk about locking locks for a moment.
	I can pick padlocks, no problem.
	Door locks are still a challenge to me.
	Car locks would be completely impossible.
	I can't even begin to pick a car lock.
	But you know what's really funny?
	I can break into a car in about 30 seconds.
	Like I know how to break into older cars.
	No problem whatsoever.
	Just need a flat piece of metal, slightly bent.
	Super easy.
	Slightly harder on the late 90s models, but not hard.
	And yet the car key itself is such a pain in the ass.
	And yet, most of the car keys on older cars are so like the lock is so old and worn down that any random piece of metal will pick that lock.
	It's not the quality of the lock that keeps you safe.
	logs keep honest people honest the flip side of that is that if the intel agencies if they've hacked your email if they found your secret email
	if they have the list of all the weird things you bought on Amazon, they can't admit it.
	Otherwise, they'd give the game away.
	There's actually a guy about five years back or so who was charged with CP and he got found innocent because he challenged instead of taking the plea deal.
	He said, prove it.
	And the intel agencies said, we don't want to prove how we know that you had CP.
	So we're gonna let you go, because admitting that we had these tools would damage us too much.
	So for instance my mother being worried about the government of Canada hacking her email account It's like mom, what are they gonna find?
	That you like knitting That you want to get a 556 to take care of gophers You're not exactly planning a revolution right now
	Corporatism is the goal, CCCP obeys the bankers, and here's- Here's an interesting observation for you the predictions of the minimum wage destroying business have been roughly as true as the predictions of global warming I don't think anybody knows what the fuck is going on right now.
	There are some aspects of autonomous driving they haven't been able to figure out yet, correct?
	Probably, probably, I haven't...
	See, I'm not interested in autonomous driving.
	Like, what's the point of driving if it's autonomous?
	I Had an interesting experience with my cell phone recently I was at a meeting and beforehand I turned the phone off in the middle of the meeting the Namber alert went out and all our phones went off including mine even when my phone was allegedly off it was still possible for the call to net call network to activate it Yep.
	Well, let me put it like this.
	If you're a stillman, then you think an email server should be something that you turn on and turn off through the command line.
	But if you're a regular human being, then your email is always...
	always on.
	Like, yeah, guys, we don't have nearly as much control over this technology as they lead us to believe that we have over it.
	Like, for instance, being able to block a number.
	Being able to block a number on your cell phone is a patch that undermines the innate nature of cell phones added because of ex-girlfriends and ex-boyfriends.
	It's an artificial patch, which is not organic to the system.
	What's organic to the system is 100% connectivity.
	But that's not a conspiracy.
	the nature of the system premise being something like amber alerts if there's if there's a tornado warning in your region then even if somebody's cell phone is powered off but it's charging
	the tornado warning should have the ability to boot fuck the phone into life so that it can tell you about the tornado it's kind of like complaining that back when i lived in the country i could shoot anywhere but now i live in the city i can't shoot at joe's house
	Like, we've got to be realistic about all this stuff, right?
	Like it or not, you got to be minimally acceptable to the humans around you, otherwise, they will kill you.
	Give the system credit where it's due, right?
	It's not satanic to want to notify people about a tornado warning.
	And, um, guys, don't be paranoid about the technology.
	One of the things that I have on my cell phone is that every month it sends me a report of every location I've been.
	That way, if I'm accused of having been somewhere and committed a crime, while my cell phone says I was at the pornography store buying pornography and my bank account agrees with that, I'm in the clear.
	Make the technology work for you, George S. Patton.
	Hi, Jingo, man.
	Jingo.
	May FL just follow.
	you very much for following.
	I mean, Paranoia is great and all, but you gotta keep it in check.
	I tell you what, we've been going 2.5 hours.
	I'm going to end this live stream now.
	I'm going to restart it immediately thereafter.
	And we're doing the chill stream after this.
	Just the hangout, no recordings.
	We're just going to have some fun.
	I think that everything that needs to be said has already been said in this stream.
	So, guys, stay tuned.
	I will be right back.
	Beisfolt, Carpithiaturum, Tene Tratitum.

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