May 25, 2019 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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Desmond is Amazing Blocked Me | Ep 12
I guess I just make demonetized videos at this point. The world has gone soft. In this episode we talk about the crazy ways our society is rewarding the weak, punishing the strong, and creating a backwards society that nobody really wants, yet it is forced down our throats every day. If we resist this we are called names and ostracized from certain parts of society. ⇩ AUDIO ONLY FILES ⇩ ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/modern-information-warfare-guest-sydney-watson-detained/id1450057169?i=1000434835193 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0HlMcqGBRVsXUg3n68VMC6?si=ZyzZ0Ng3RNuxTZ4hZq21iQ ⇩ KEEP INDEPENDENT MEDIA & JOURNALISM ALIVE ⇩ ➤ PAYPAL: https://paypal.me/slightlyoffensive ➤ VENMO: https://venmo.com/Elijah-Schaffer ➤ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/slightlyoffensive ➤ MEMBERSHIPS: http://slightlyoffensive.com/donate/ _________________________________________________________________ ⇩ BOOKINGS & INQUIRIES ⇩ ➤ EMAIL: ELIJAH@SLIGHTLYOFFENSIVE.COM _________________________________________________________________ ⇩ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS ⇩ ➤ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/elijahschaffer/ https://www.instagram.com/officialslightlyoffensive/ ➤ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ElijahSchaffer ➤ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/officialslightlyoffensive ______________________________________________________________________________________ ⇩ OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT SLIGHTLY OFFENS*VE ⇩ ➤ MERCHANDISE: http://slightlyoffensive.com #twitter #soyboy #generationx #millenial
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I speak on behalf of his parents to all of America asking you to please stop calling child protective services on his family.
There is nothing weird about a young boy in a white tenkini dancing on the stage of a bar and getting dollar bills from grown men.
Our very own favorite drag queen, or should I say child drag queen star, Desmond is Amazing, definitely did the unthinkable.
He hurt my feelings, ruined my thoughts for my future, and also proved to me that him and I are actually not very good friends by going forward and blocking me on Twitter.
This is very strange because I'm not even sure he's old enough to have a Twitter.
So I'm sure it was like his mom or something.
Being a grown man, I thought that his parents liked him to have open relationships with grown men.
I didn't know that this was anything that they were afraid of.
Of course, unless you write something on Twitter like, how sad is it that this kid is already growing up to be harmed mentally?
It's not popular to criticize the depravity and the strangeness of the world.
And if you do so, we live in a day and age where people call good evil and evil good.
So if you stand up for anything that's right, you are the bad person.
You're the bigot.
You are the homophobe.
You're the xenophobe.
But of course, if you put your kid in a dress and let him dance in front of people, you're a hero and you get a spot on ABC News.
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I'm 11 years old and I like pizza, trains, and drinking root beers that's caffeine free.
I stuck to YouTube just like releasing things on the small channel.
I could have been on network television if I had just had a kid and put him in makeup and let him hang out with perverted men.
Man, talk about a career mishap.
Anyways, I would have to say that our official professional relationship is now over, which brings us into the topic for today.
What is going on in the world?
And honestly, why have we gotten to such an interesting place in our culture where people have become pathetic losers?
I want to bring us to our first story for today.
I didn't make this up, but Snapchat, right?
The place where everybody goes to send dick pics, where you probably made your high school regrets and where today you might still have problems.
This is an app that is, you know, one of the most popular social media apps for young children and teenagers.
They are absolutely incredibly brainwashing our students.
If you swipe, I think left.
I don't know my directions very well.
The whole left ring, right-wing, the whole left-wing acting like they are the fascists when they're calling us the fascists.
I got confused what left and right is anymore.
But you swipe some way and we end up looking at the news.
And some of the highlights of the news are basically just like softcore pornography and degeneracy being thrown on our children.
Not only that, but the whole app represents a way that you can send images to each other that disappear almost instantly, which of course, like budding, horny teenagers who are going through puberty, being able to send unsolicited pictures privately and disappearing instantly, yeah, that's not exactly a recipe for success.
Anyways, Snapchat did some the unthinkable.
In the midst of promoting sexual deviancy and degeneracy in our country, they went further than I thought and they sort of attacked me at a place that's very close to home and that's in being transgender.
This is something that I don't not proud of.
I'm not happy to present to you, but I want to say that this is a true statement.
We go to an article by ABC News, which starts out with something really heavy and I want you to cover your kids' ears.
If there are children listening, this is going to get graphic.
For trans people, gender swap photo filters are no near game.
You've heard it right, guys.
Today, while there's things going on in the world like poverty and, you know, just dumb things.
Oh, there's homeless dying on the streets of LA.
Oh, okay, cool.
Crime your river.
Have you heard about Snapchat filters?
Making fun of trans people?
Now you have, because what we used to just call face swapping is now transphobia.
There is a new app on the, or a new filter on the app that allows you to digitally recreate what you would look like as another gender.
Of course, this being that it scientifically follows all the alternative options for genders, that there's only male and female, that's already another microaggression that I'm already triggered by.
We're finding out that people are actually genuinely upset that you can make yourself look like a girl.
Now here's where it gets really, really funny, okay?
This is so good.
People aren't upset that boys make themselves look like girls and girls make themselves look like boys.
It's that if you are trans and you use the app, so let's say like you were a guy, right?
And you've like publicly transitioned to an it's ma'am final form.
It's ma'am.
And you use the app, you makes you look back to your dead named personality.
And so people are like, they've gone through all this surgery and counseling to try to make their mental disorder a reality and to make it seem like it's normal.
And they've pushed the media and they've pushed the entertainment industry and they've ragged on us forever to make us feel like we have to accept them as being a normal part of society, which is very different than accepting them as being a part of society.
I think there's no reason to not accept people as a part of your society just because they're different than you or they have mental problems.
I mean, look at Kathy Grethin.
I mean, that's a good example of somebody who's even made a career out of having mental problems.
So who am I to speak out against it?
But anyways, they're complaining.
It actually says here, Snapchat's new photo filter that allows users to change into a man or a woman with a tap of a finger isn't necessarily fun and games for transgender people.
Some say it reduces their very real and often painful experiences to folly.
Here's what's crazy about this.
If you're transgender, you don't have to use the app.
Like, it's been rumored that when you open your iPhone, that there is transgender versions and they come pre-programmed with Snapchat and when you open it, it starts out with this filter.
Other people think that that's not true.
I don't know.
I've never been a transgender who's bought a new iPhone.
I only became transgender a few months ago and I've had my iPhone for over a year.
We'll find that out when the iPhone 11 comes out.
I'm talking to you, Tim Cook.
Get ready for a lawsuit.
Anyways, it says 31-year-old Bailey Kaufman, okay, is a transgender woman from New York.
She says that my gender is not a costume.
But some others see the potential for such tools to lead to self-discovery among people struggling with their gender identity.
Holy shit!
Dude, these people, number one, they take a binary algorithm is their costume.
First of all, if you think you're gender non-binary, you can't even use a phone anymore because you know the codes, the code of phone is written binary.
That's like honestly the truth.
So you can't even use a phone now because the algorithms of phones are against non-binary people.
And then secondly, it gets even crazier because they're saying that this face swap app is going to help you figure out if you want to be transgender.
I will be honest here, okay?
I want to see what I look like as a transgender woman.
Okay.
I do.
And so I want to see like what I do me.
That might be vulgar for some of you, but have you ever thought about it?
I have.
If I was a girl, would I do me?
I'll find out.
Truth be told too, my parents dispute this.
They say it was my brother, but apparently one of us was going to be named Hillary if we were a girl.
Praise God.
God was looking out for me since I was a sperm.
Anyways, I present to you Elizabeth Schaefer.
What do you guys think?
This is not bad.
I look, I look like a, so my lips are pink.
I have makeup on.
Look at my eyes.
I look like an anime character.
Yeah, this is like the I'm offended at everything look.
But I'm tough on the outside, but I'm sure going to raise hell on the inside.
Yeah.
Mom, while I was in the middle of being offended by an algorithmic pictorial filter on a children's app, Something worse happened to me.
So I was, you know, busy challenging my transgender image at recess and the teacher saw me on my phone and they got mad at me and they made me do something that I haven't done in 13 years.
Physical exercise.
Yes, you know, this kind of reminds me a bit about our culture getting soft from a real story.
I remember around the time of Donald Trump's presidency, which was where kids were basically telling their parents that they had hurt their hands.
Okay, follow me here.
They'd hurt their hands doing bear crawls on asphalt because they were punished by two substitute teachers.
Okay, two things.
Number one, I believe in the whole like balancing of good and bad.
It's like, already you go to substitute teachers.
Stop complaining, okay?
Substitute teachers was the best thing that ever happened to you.
You know, the teacher's like, I left work for you to do.
And you're like, yeah, right.
You know, substitute teachers, I feel like there's a coalition of them.
They're like, we don't actually make people do anything.
We're just here for the $150 that we get a day.
No hate on substitute teachers.
Actually, we all love you.
Anyways, these kids are made to do bear crawls, right?
And their hands get, oh, their hands get a little burned and red.
Okay, because it hurt them.
It's like, did these kids ever play on play sets in the 80s and 90s?
Shoot, those were like death traps.
There was these like spinning guillotines where we literally held on and we'd see like how fast we could do it until you fell off and like how close you could get to actually breaking your neck.
Like we competitions on our playgrounds to who could die the quickest.
And does anybody remember those those stripper pole training devices where you slid down them off the side of the playsets?
Exactly.
And you think, oh, that's going too far.
Those slide poles weren't training strippers.
Yeah, they were.
We already talked about this.
And Snapchat filters are changing our generation to be transgender.
Everything has a secret innuendo.
Everything is deviant in our culture.
But of course, we were insane.
We got hurt.
We broke bones.
Why are you upset that your teachers are making you do something, you know?
And we've gotten in our culture to a point where kids are so soft that I'm afraid for the next generation.
I mean, if I look back on it, if bear crawls and raw hands were abuse, and I was straight up in like an ISIS concentration camp when I was in school because they actually made me run a mile.
I was a little bit fat though, and I was out of breath, and it was torture because I had asthma as well.
Some of you make fun of me in my videos that I run out of breath.
Oh, it's so funny to make fun of someone with an autoimmune disorder.
If you thought that our Snapchat filters weren't safe and you also thought that our bear crawling wasn't safe, we've gotten even more soft because people are so mad today and so sensitive in our culture that they're upset about, yes.
Game of Thrones, you know, a lot of people watch it.
And for those of you guys that don't watch it, congratulations.
You don't give into social pressure and you think for yourselves.
But for those of you that are obsessed with this show, check yourself before you wreck yourself because there's actual outrage going on right now that there's a character in a fictitious story that ends up becoming the king.
And fans are saying that he only became the king because he was a white male and that there were other people more deserving of the kingship, but that he got it because he was white.
First of all, if really you are thinking, if this was even a true story, right?
Even if like, like the fact that if a white person got the kingship, dude, you guys are so psycho freaking losing your minds, okay?
The world back in these days that this place is supposed to take place, this age or this period, if even if it was an accurate story about the real world and ignoring the fact that there's dragons in the show, like you're upset about white privilege when there's like there's dragons in the show, this is like it doesn't already like prove to you that this is a made-up show.
This guy that became king, it's like in the medieval times, they had Ethiopian, they had Ethiopian kingdoms, okay?
It's like there wasn't this whole like black-white rivalry, including in the United States.
If you're forgetting, there isn't this whole black-white rivalry even in Europe to this day.
They're still pretty open.
And Europe has been super at war with itself for a very long time.
Like white nations have been killing each other.
And in the UK, it's like the United Kingdom has been anything but united over history.
It's like it's always been white people killing each other.
Do you not know this?
Like, do you not understand that white people don't want all the kumbaya and we smoke pot together and think of ways to oppress brown people?
Like that's not how history's worked.
Anyways, considering that there's a dragon in this story, I'm just going to take the fact that this is probably not an accurate representation of history.
You're afraid that the writers, you think that liberal Hollywood is purposely giving a white actor a role as a fictitional king in a dragon-induced world because they wanted to keep brown actors from being the king?
The hell's wrong with you?
It's like they're looking for things to be upset about.
And I'm not even upset about this.
I'm entertained.
Like I'm not even outraged.
I just go like, I watch this and I go, like, what?
Like, it's HBO.
HBO is famous for two things.
Showing old movies and, you know, getting husbands in trouble after midnight with their wives.
Okay.
That's basically all HBO is known for.
And you're over here going, there's a white man who's going to be king.
It's like, oh, shut the hell up.
Nobody cares about you and, you know, and, you know, your low testosterone levels, you know?
I really wish people would just grow up here.
This article actually says something that really throws me off.
And it's from a reputable site, Vogue, which of course is at the forefront of all things true in this world.
But it says, disappointment is running high after Sunday's Game of Thrones finale.
And chief among fan grievances is the fact that a sneaking young white boy, because his skin color matters because we're not racist, who often did the least that would be brand, ascended to the new now defunct Iron Throne.
Dude, no wonder why these companies are going out of business.
Because it's like you're pandering to an audience that doesn't even read anymore.
It's like the people that are mad about this aren't even reading articles.
You have to understand they're reading titles and it's clickbait.
But it's getting to a point where we're so offended by the things in this country.
We're so offended by things that I don't even think that we're actually upset about that we're pandering now to people like that don't matter.
Okay, remember when criticisms of shows used to be about things like, oh, I didn't like the ending because the storyline had a plot hole in it.
It was like educated criticisms or, you know, I thought that there was a poor constructive dialogue and there wasn't character dynamics.
And then there was just, you know, this the protagonist was static.
And now it's like, I mean, like that.
No white boy gets privilege on the Iron Throne.
Ha ha ha, mom.
And it's like, you know, mama.
You know, he's like, yeah, you must shave with a Gillette.
I never forget you.
I didn't forget about Gillette.
I haven't bought their shavers since that dumb commercial.
But apparently people still are.
And they were also complaining about Game of Thrones.
So I think we got to keep going on this topic.
I'm going to continue.
We have on our show today a guest who's famous for really pointing out this kind of BS in the culture today.
His name is Brett Siegel.
Is the microaggression champion, which is bizarre?
I want to talk to him about that, actually.
I don't get what that means, but I assume it's something to do with being completely freaking awesome.
All right, we welcome back to the show one of the first supporters and sponsors of slightly offensive.
This is Brett Seagall, which as mentioned earlier, is the microaggression champion.
Of course, he was deleted off of Facebook and all their platforms.
So, this is the perfect kind of guest we want to bring on.
Somebody that the crazy lefties think is too bad for the internet, is just the right temperature for this show.
And that's a very odd placement of the word coming.
I would say that I don't, I never thought of my show as being something that just like releases into people's eyes and ears, but that is, that sounds like the truth, because according to YouTube, a lot of what we say is very messy and it needs a rag to be cleaned up.
Anyways, what a, this is exactly, Brett, this is what I was talking about when I said I was nervous about this interview.
Right.
I knew this is how it was going to start, and we've officially started here.
You know, like, look, sometimes you just got to give YouTube what they really think you are, you know, like they treat you like you're this graphic monster that you're putting out all this stuff that's just evil, evil content that should not be going into the ears and eyes of people, much less children, of course.
But, you know, obviously, you know, let's give them a little bit of what they really, what they think we are, you know?
And since I guess we're on the topic of innuendo, we're not talking about being hard.
We're actually talking about being soft.
And we're talking a little bit about this whole PC culture and this madness that we're in.
But of course, I mean, you are the microaggression champion.
And I know that's obviously a double entendre because microaggressions are this new thing that was developed to sort of portray and be, it's more like a thermometer or a temperature so that we can actually gauge how weak an individual is by how easily they're offended.
And we got to this point right now where we've created a society and a culture where we are rewarding people for being weak.
And I find that really interesting because why is it then?
And how do you think we got to a place where there's an entire political faction, by the way?
I like to call them the new left.
You know, they had all these other names for us going down the line on the right.
I'm staying away from giving myself a name.
Some people say, oh, you're part of the new right or whatever, but I know the minute we give ourselves a name, like if we start calling ourselves the new right, it's just going to take days before BuzzFeed, Huffington Post, The Hill start writing articles about the dangers of the new right and this crazy, this crazy group of people who are trying to take away the minorities' rights and are trying to push homophobia into the country.
So I'm not going to any labels, but I do want to try to push the table towards the left and call the new left what it is.
It's this movement of radical progressives who are thinking that they're going to take back the country by sort of integrating the most impish and soy-infested people in the planet.
And what we're seeing is it's not working.
Okay, they're losing all across the world right now.
There's a rise of this new front of right-wing populism that's coming up and sweeping, especially in Australia.
We're seeing it in Canada.
We're seeing it in the United States, even in Brazil.
Well, what I think you refer to as the new left is, you know, here's how I think of political correctness.
Political correctness is a natural state of communication under socialism and communism.
And the people who you would probably describe as the new left, the people who are out on the street, the foot soldiers, so to speak, those are the people who are sort of the, they were the people who were sort of duped into believing this stuff.
They are the foot soldiers for, say, the first tier of socialism and communism, which is really all about control.
But when you get down to this sort of second level where these folks actually like they go out there and they swear that they believe all this stuff, you know, they're not the ones in power.
They're the ones who have been duped into doing the dirty work of the people who are actually trying to get into power.
And what political correctness does is it's basically forced equality.
Okay.
That's what's coming up from the top from the socialists and the communists.
They want this idea of forced equality.
But the result of that is for these foot soldiers to basically, you know, to be out there sort of enforcing it on the street, you know, to enforce your thoughts, to enforce the language that we use to talk to each other.
Because once we do that, you see, they don't know that they're working for these people at the top.
They don't know that they're working for these communists who are really just after who are really after power.
They really, really believe it.
They really believe that this political correct, that when you say words about someone, that when you call someone a some, you know, when you say a word to someone that you are actually committing some sort of violence on them.
And that sort of, and in the way of microaggressions, if you commit a microaggression or if you say, or if you say something that's politically incorrect to someone, they see that as a form of violence.
And that justifies the actions that they were sort of sent out there on the street to take, which is the violent actions that you see, you in particular, see on a daily basis when you're out there, when you're out there on these protests.
You know, we hear by any means necessary.
We hear all this, you know, smash fashion or whatever, you know?
So, you know, punch N word, the four-letter N-word.
So for those of you guys that don't know, we're calling YouTube Daddy now because he's bigger than Big Brother.
Because Big Brother is the government, but YouTube's daddy.
And Daddy YouTube and Daddy Mark Kuckerberg and all the people, they are the ones who basically, and I mean by daddy, because if you think about this, this is really a side note, but this is great.
You know, like, you know, when things get a little kinky and it's like, call me daddy.
Not that, right?
We know that you're into that kind of stuff.
Maybe some of the men watching the show don't say that themselves.
Or if you do, hey, what happens behind closed doors happens behind closed doors.
It's a free country.
But it's like, I feel a little bit like the woman in this relationship with the big tech.
And like, I feel like a little bit like, I guess we could call it even erotic, where it's like, because they're kind of like, ooh, let me punish you.
And you're like, and it's like a little bit, it challenges me.
It gets me hot and bothered.
I'm like, yeah, oh, you want to challenge me?
I'm like, I'll do better, daddy.
And then they're like, come on, what about?
And like, I'm going to strike your video.
And you're like, strike me, daddy.
I'm going to do better if you strike me.
And I get this kind of like weird, I know it sounds like perverted almost and strange, but it's like, it's arousing because they like, it drives me to do better.
And then I look better.
I get better haircuts.
I work better and perform better.
It's like, there's like 50 shades of red instead of, you know, like, yeah, I started working out.
It's like, cause I got to get better content.
It's like they drive me.
It's like their punishment drives me to be a better me.
And it's like, it's like a fetish to me, kind of.
And so that's why I'm saying you can't say the N-word, but you can call YouTube daddy.
These conversations that we're trying to have, you and I, you see, we're trying to get down to the bottom of ideas.
We're trying to have an exchange of ideas and we can't even discuss these sorts of things.
We have to tap dance around the real issue.
I have to say a certain letter word or spell it out like a child.
Oh, don't say N-A-Z-I, you know, like it just takes, like, look, we're going to have the, like you said, it just makes us, it just allows us to grow and to be stronger.
And we are going to have the conversation whether they want us to or not.
And it does, You know, excite us to sort of, you know, it's like taboo, you know, you want to, you want to, they tell you not to have the conversation, you want to have the conversation.
But let's just, I mean, but let's just call it what it is.
I mean, these people are trying to control our thoughts.
If we can't say the words that are on our minds, if we can't say the words that are used to describe our thoughts, the quality of our conversations is going to suffer.
And that's exactly what they want.
They want the quality of our conversation to suffer.
And you have guys like you who are out there saying, oh, you know, hit me, daddy, hit me, daddy.
And then you have guys like me who are out there saying, screw it.
Yeah, I'm tired of playing whack-a-mole with the big tech.
I'm tired, tired of, you know, they just hit me up, hit my Instagram.
I don't even have a formidable Instagram.
I had a very, very large Facebook, which they just deleted just point blank one morning, just everything.
A couple years' worth of work just gone.
But my Instagram was not even very formidable.
They cut my followers in half.
So I'm just like, hey, you don't want me to be at your party?
I'll go to another party.
I'll go do my thing.
And you're just, what they're really going to end up doing is driving this new, this surgence of freedom and this surgence of independence.
They're just going to drive it underground and they're going to be blindsided again.
They're going to be, why do we keep losing?
Why do we keep losing elections?
Because they're cutting off their nose despite their face, as my mom likes to say a lot.
They don't even realize that what they're doing by pushing everybody underground is that they're just losing, they're going to lose sight of what they're actually up against, which is growing every single day.
I think that with this new push for censorship, it breeds out of this misunderstanding of human nature that is very communist.
Because communism sort of presents a dystopian idea for society, which assumes that people are cooperative.
And it's that we'll work together.
Of course, it's not true, which is why there's always some sort of bourgeoisie class that everybody knows ends up taking power and the money.
I'm not going to get into that.
It's not what this is about.
But the point being is that we're assuming that if we pander to people's weaknesses, right, if we look at their softness and we reshape, socially re-engineer our culture so that it caters to the weak in our culture, that we become stronger.
Like, we're not pandering to people with physical disabilities.
It's like actual emotional disabilities, which is not anybody's fault but the person's.
It's like, okay, Jerry, like, I'm so freaking sorry that your waitress forgot to include your blueberry syrup at IHOP.
Like, this isn't a personal attack on you.
I mean, like, no, I mean, it's not, you know, and it's like, you know, people thinking, like, oh, do you know I was lactose intolerant?
Like, looking at the waitress, like, you put butter, did you know I was lactose intolerant?
No, I didn't know that your, you know, small intestine was weaker than the average population.
Like, I'm sorry, I'm not a gastroenterologist, you know, I'm a waiter, you know, I'm making 10 bucks an hour plus tips, which you're probably not even going to give because you work at Walmart and you're wasting your entire paycheck here at this unnecessarily overrated restaurant.
You know, it's like that, I mean, really, that's what we're dealing with is a culture of losers.
And then, and then they're thinking, they're feeling justified by their absolute pathetic behavior just because the people in charge are saying, yeah, these are the people that we're going to listen to.
And if they talk to us and complain, like at restaurants, we're going to change our whole menu.
Like, there's this restaurant called, oh, see, I don't even know what it's called.
It's so unmemorable, but it's this really, really, really popular burger chain in Australia.
And they started this thing called Meatless Mondays, where they only serve vegan meat.
I walked up and I was like, hi, oh, so are you guys open?
Like, yeah, it's meatless Mondays, though.
We're not serving meat.
I said, well, you're also not serving me.
And you don't seem to be serving any customers.
And it backfires.
It really does.
What is a burger place?
It's like, oh, we think we're going to start telling you what you need.
And today we're a meat restaurant.
We're not going to serve meat.
You know?
It's like going to pick up a prostitute.
And she's like, today I'm just going to be a clown and do magic tricks for you because what you need, I'm not going to give you what you came here for.
What you want is for me to be in makeup and to juggle.
It's like, no, that's not why I picked up, it's not why I picked you up on the side of the streets.
Like, if you start giving people what they're not asking for, you start to, you start to, the markets start to fall apart.
Like, look, I think it is going to balance itself out because things just have a tendency of doing that.
But there is, look, you know, listen.
Vox Day said social justice warriors always project and all this stuff about the collusion and all the stuff about the Republicans, you know, trying to sway the election and all this stuff.
You know, look, you want to talk about social engineering.
They got guys, and I got the inside baseball, man.
They got top-tier IT tech coders from Twitter that are now working for the DNC.
Top, I'll give you a name a little bit later, but we got some really, really, really crazy social engineering.
Why is a top coder from Twitter working for the DNC?
I think it's one of those things that, look, you know, and these things, these things that you see on Twitter, these phenomena, they have a way of trickling down into the society, right down into the local restaurant, right into your classroom, right into your house.
It's just amazing that what we're seeing right now.
And I think that we just got to keep on going with what we're doing and keep on pushing, keep on pushing back and censoring ourselves a little bit, I guess.
Well, yeah, I mean, okay, but the censoring ourselves, this I want to bring up is a lot of this softy culture is also in the right, right?
I mean, we're talking about rhinos.
Like, I am not going to name any names because I'm not into the culture of trying to like actually tear people down.
I know that's big in the political culture is like getting involved in the drama, but I'm not involved in that.
I just want to make good content.
I want to, I want to criticize ideas.
I want to attack, you know, channels and things.
But, you know, it's like there's so many weak, sensitive people that are claiming to be like these champions of free speech.
I mean, if you criticize them or their organization, they'll blacklist you from working with them.
If you talk, say one little thing publicly, it's like, oh, you're not loyal.
You're not trustworthy.
And it's like, dude, what if in a marriage, you're like, you're my wife's like, I'm like, you can't criticize me or I can't trust you.
It's like, no, part of like a good friend is like fair criticisms.
It's being challenged, not just like shit talking for fun, not just trying to destroy people or degrade them, but it's like part of what makes us stronger is taking that pain.
That's what makes strong men.
That's what makes strong women.
It's being able to correct yourselves.
But we're seeing this with the rhinos, with the neocons, with all these, these, you know, older conservatives and these new younger influencers who are just simply like hot chicks with nice tits and a big butt.
And it's like, oh, I'm an influencer.
It's like, no, you just look like a young version of a Fox News anchor.
I think that phenomenon, I think it has a lot to do with the basic style of thinking of the different, of people on the right and people on the left.
I think people on the right have more of an objectivist view of reality and people on the left have more of a subjective view of reality.
And when you get a whole bunch of rugged individuals who are sort of have, you know, all believe in their own objective, all believe in their own version, I guess, of objective reality, you're going to have your in-groups and your cliques and all that stuff.
Of course, with the left, they don't have the everything is subjective.
So the only thing that they hate, you know, like they, they're tolerant of absolutely everything, even pedophilia and child molestation, as long as you don't have an objective view of reality.
As soon as you say that there's a right and wrong, that's when they can call you a bigot.
That's when they can castigate you.
That's why you see a lot of the left eating their own.
Okay.
It's a little bit different when you see it on the right.
You see it on the right because, you know, like you're there is an objective right and wrong, according to people on the right.
So you have a whole bunch of people saying, this is what's right.
This is what's wrong.
And you have several people, you know, listen, the cool thing about being on the right is that there's a lot of wiggle room on the margins.
But then you have those folks who want to say that, you know, that their view of what it means to be a conservative is absolutely gospel.
And if you don't abide by that or abide by the orthodoxy, then you're out.
Now, I think that you have a prerogative to do that.
You have a prerogative that's your prerogative to feel like that, but it's not very good for, you know, you're not going to defeat the left by doing that.
You're not going to defeat the left because what they do is they get together in their hatred for objectivity.
You know, what we have to do is get together in our love for objectivity and just understand that there's wiggle room around the margins.
You say the more offensive things, you get more subscribers.
You see, this is what I have.
This is why I haven't tried to get back on Facebook because they're just going to crush my reach, okay?
It's going to not be an organic representation of the kind of reach that I would get if left to my own devices.
Because you know what?
A lot of people do like the shock.
And guess what?
I'm not one of those guys that sits here thinking, oh, I have to report this video so it gets taken down.
Oh my God, I don't like it.
So nobody else can watch it.
I'm just not that kind of person.
I know there's folks out there like that.
But, you know, this idea that if you just are spinning your wheels and you're just pushing out this content and stuff like that, you know, guys like you, you have a way of kind of pushing past the crowd, but there's a lot of folks out there who are just getting crushed and crushed and crushed because of this algorithm.
And they're basically reduced to just shaking their fists at the sky.
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And that's not a, you know, it's not a good feeling.
Yeah, well, you wouldn't want to get your little hands because, I mean, if you're a nice young man, how are you going to hold your boyfriend's hand as you walk if your hands are all rough, you know?
Yeah, but this is where I want to get to, and this is kind of where I want to end the conversation on is what's the point of living a life where you're triggered by everything?
Like, like, I'm just kind of think about like what it looks like walking through the day as somebody who's actually upset by things.
Like, imagine, this is for real.
There are people that walk by us every day that see like a straight man and woman that are married and go, oh, just patriarchal suppression.
It's like there are people that look at a piece of chicken coming by on a skillet at Applebee's and go, those meat eaters, yeah, those murderers.
And maybe one day you'll end up guest hosting this too, because there will be those moments where I need to do some bear crawls and I might be out of the area.
Again, this is Brett Siegel.
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Because that's what the world is full of, a bunch of big babies.
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