Why Is Society Like This? | Guests: John Doyle & Adam Crigler | Ep 227
A new diversity coalition member has been added to the caucus. A woman says she can't find love because her a** is too big, and a grown adult cries because she was misgendered. Welcome to the 21st century problems that contribute to the erasure of white people.
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Do you ever get the urge to just, you know, you know, like you're minding your business, like they're kind of minding their business and you just just to scare them?
Just to scare them a little bit, just to scare them a little bit.
Just to scare them a little bit, just to give them the feeling like today's the day, today's the day that black people start retaliating.
Just to give them a little bit of the burning feeling inside.
Welcome back to Slightly Offensive, the best worst show on Blaze TV where we all get confetti of color.
I am joined by the lovely co-host slash producer slash resident journalist, everything else, but also the beautiful, the lovely Savannah Hernandez, who's here from the Rapid Fire podcast.
Before I even jump into the story, obviously we've talked a lot about this.
We have the Diversity Coalition.
If you don't remember, just a little update, guys.
We have Madison, the black, disabled, original Robinette, the non-binary, named after good old Joe Budden.
We have Camel Joe, named after our vice president, Peggy the Peglegg, and John Hacker, the burned face, Antifa Doxer, as well as our resident Clown Pill.
As always, we do have the newest member that came in for Black History Month.
Adam's going to be modeling this for us.
He is a model.
Check it out, guys.
It came in our Asian model, which by the way, we bought one with joints that move because, as you know, no one experiences the wrath of black history more than Asians during the last couple of years.
Yeah, go ahead and open it up.
You guys voted on this, so it's able to fight off attackers in the subway, which I want to remind you that this is not actually a joke, but this is genuinely a real issue going on in our country.
In remembrance of all of the Asians who have really faced the five-knuckled of black history and excellence, I want to remind you that Andy No says this is still alive today.
A black male suspect has been arrested over the brutal stabbing murder of an Asian American woman in New York City, Asamad Nash, very Western name, a career criminal who was released from jail for another assault case, allegedly stalked Christina Lee into her apartment and murdered her.
And so on that note, happy Black History Month, everybody.
Okay, I was just going to say, but you guys voted on the name, and we're going to give you the name of the new member of the Diversity Coalition.
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We've seen this white erasure, which I think is this new thing in Black History Month, where I don't know if you guys watch the Super Bowl, but they literally needed to have a halftime show to remind the public that black people exist.
And you gave me a call on Sunday and told me you just found out about this too.
Like they needed to do that because you never knew.
I mean, I think Dr. Dre had even mentioned before the performance that he wanted that to be the opportunity for the music industry and for the culture, broadly speaking, to not be able to ignore black people anymore.
As you know very well by looking at the top 40, white people still predominantly control the music industry and we have probably forever, which is why, you know, the top genres are things like country and classical and rock and not obscure things like Latin or rap or anything like that.
So yeah, I was really, I thought the performance was pretty hip.
It was pretty cool.
And yeah, I'm all for this rap.
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Isn't there something that's similar to something like hip and or hop or something like that?
I was like, I always wondered what all those tanned people were doing walking around.
Turns out there's a name for them.
They're called African Americans.
And the Super Bowl let us know they exist.
The crime statistics clearly never alerted us to that.
I will say though, after the Super Bowl, if we can play the footage, I did predict on my last show that there was going to be rioting at the end of the Super Bowl if the Rams won, because nothing says civility like mobbing.
And they did loot and there was actual rioting.
I don't know about you, but I feel like this is very counterproductive to celebrate your city's excellence in some form of an ability to win and to prove yourself to the world.
I don't know what it does by going out, destroying cars, destroying police cars, looting shops, mostly minority-owned.
And this is just the kind of behavior that we come to know and love and respect from respecters of rap music and, of course, sports.
And it's funny because back when they were burning down every major city in the country two summers ago, the rebuttal to the contesting of that was always, white people will riot if y'all lose a sporting game.
And it's like, okay, it kind of calls back to this like vague idea of maybe an experience you had in college where like some white frat guys like lit a couch on fire or something.
But it's like, no, even when there are riots going on or, you know, these mass destructive demonstrations after a sporting event, like predominantly speaking, the demographics are still basically like the same.
So I think we have a pretty good understanding of like what types of people are more compelled to that type of behavior.
But I do say, dude, like looting a boost mobile store is a really good way to celebrate the month.
I do want to remind you too with this black erasure.
We're not the only country that is, I mean, white erasure, I should say, where there's this not this need for pushing, let's say, a little bit of diversity, which is to make sense for, especially with like, you know, universal or global brands, right?
You might want a little bit of representation.
If you're trying to sell a product overseas, you might want people to identify with some of the actors, et cetera.
In the United States, though, we've totally thrown away equal representation in favor of over-representation, specifically with gay people and with black people, where there are actually quotas inside some of these agencies and these unions that you cannot even qualify for awards, like the Academy Award, unless you have a certain level of diversity.
And countries like Wales, did you know Wales was a mostly black country?
Well, apparently, according to their anti-COVID or anti-COVID policies or mandates, a commercial came out from Wales that was trying to warn us to take the strategy of health and safety into our own hand, but they represented that the Wales population was pretty much all black, which is crazy.
I've been playing a game with myself for the last three years where I try to find a single white guy in any advertisement who doesn't look like he's gay.
And I haven't won yet.
You like literally cannot find it because as you said, it's all about the overrepresentation.
And for all intents and purposes, like this country in the West, broadly speaking, are like black ethno-states.
I mean, you know, they always talk about, oh, white people are white supremacists.
You know, they want a white ethno-state.
It's like, what defines an ethnostate?
You know, it's this, this population and all of the decisions pertaining to that population are decided based on what would benefit like that ethnicity, right?
And it's like, this is, this is America.
We are a black ethnostate.
There is literally no decision that is made, whether it's within advertising, any other form of media, law enforcement, without thinking, well, what are black people going to think about this?
And, you know, of course, a country should consider like what its population is going to do, whether that's out of a moral obligation or a financial obligation if it's with a business.
But it's like, we're talking about 14% of the population here, right?
And it's like they're everywhere.
And I got to say, I don't know how many, how many credit applications are filing at my bank.
And still on the homepage of the bank, that's like all we see.
I've never even seen a black person in my neighborhood except on advertisements.
And I don't mean that in a rude way.
I just mean like, it's like almost every billboard and advertisement is like a interracial, usually interracial couple or some sort of person of color.
But I've literally never seen a black person in my neighborhood.
And that's not, I didn't move there for that reason.
I just moved to a safe neighborhood and that just happens to be the correlation.
But we do actually have a lot of Indians in the neighborhood.
You know, when like John says stuff, so you answer him just like a normal person.
You realize, ah, shit.
No, but I was going to say, like, it is, it is true, though, with this, with this representation that, like, we're not looking to equity.
We're not looking to build relationships.
We're not looking to bring inclusion, diversity.
This is about over-representation, about controlling and domineering.
And I believe it's about diminishing the influence, the culture, the understanding of the past for some dystopian, you know, reflection or image that we see on screens that truly does not reflect the entirety of our culture.
It does not reflect the reality.
And it's done to pander.
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Yeah.
Can you imagine being a diversity hire?
You know, being finding out, hey, Sam, how does it feel?
You know, hey, by the way, we're not choosing you based on your merits or how good you are at anything.
We're just choosing you because you have a certain shade of skin.
And that's it.
We just need to make the office look a little more diverse.
I just thought this was kind of a weird, like, if you're gonna, if you're gonna advertise in Wales, it was just a weird representation that Wales is a bunch of albino and black people and lesbians.
Yeah, I mean, we were kind of talking about this before we started recording how everything that we're told/slash-told in Black History Month is all about like black history being this sort of element of oppression and slavery, all used to paint a picture of America as like an evil place.
And so, as you continue to see more black voices elevated, more things like that, that all goes just to serve that narrative, which is meant to usurp and uproot like the traditional American society.
Because if you subscribe to the myth of American history that is basically like, you know, this oppressive country and Martin Luther King and he was just a brave guy speaking truth to power and he liberated black people and now we're getting so close to achieving equality and equity and all those things, that basically concedes the point that America was founded upon white supremacy and racism and all these evil things, which would then justify all of the actions that they've been taking for the last 70 years.
And so, no, I'm not willing to do that.
I'm not willing to actually concede that any white person has ever done anything particularly wrong as it pertains to race relations.
I mean, anything that white people have done wrong, other races have done too.
And we've actually done it less proportionately than they have, which is why I absolutely hate hearing conservatives talk about affirmative actions bad because the poor Asians, they just can't get into Harvard as easily.
And it's like, neither can white people.
Oh, this violence is bad.
These poor Asians are getting beat up by black people.
And the media doesn't want to talk about that.
Bro, you don't want to talk about the fact that white people are getting beat up even more, actually.
I just walked by Victoria's Secret the other day, and that's who they're, you know, using as models now, which makes me feel so represented as an Asian person and as a fat person.
Yeah, but I'm saying, like, don't you, I feel like it's weird too, because the representation goes beyond just like, that's what I'm saying, this, this black ideology.
Like, they don't just find some hot black chick and are like, hey, we need to have a black chick.
They find like some ugly, bald, non-binary, fat Asian black blend that looks like somebody put too many ingredients into the soup and didn't think about how it would taste.
And they put that at the front.
I'm just, I'm just saying.
And it's like, it really ends up representing nobody because who's like you said, who's the fat Asian chick?
So speaking of that, the representation is it's not just in skin color, but this idea that has been popularized by a young man in the room about this oversexualization in Western culture moving from the tits to the ass, right?
So there's this, there's been, there's been this moment.
This is my momentum.
So let's talk about this.
Let's talk.
I'm going to get your take first.
You can have your moment later.
But let's go to my screen.
So the New York Post has discussed an issue here that we've begun to invent issues.
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So we've begun to invent problems, right?
We complain about things.
There are real issues.
We have supply chain issues.
We have inflation.
We have a president who's not in office.
I don't know where he is.
He's somewhere in his own world.
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People in Western culture think they have problems.
We have a gay man named Pee-Pee-Butt that takes paternity leave and takes shirtless pictures.
Very strange, people.
Very bizarre time.
It's very odd.
Well, now, as we've moved to this culture of learning to represent women and accept obesity as beauty, which it will never be, obesity will never be attractive unless you have a fetish for BBW, which is possible.
That can't find love, not because she's a raging bitch that looks like her face was filled up with helium and like a balloon and the fact that she's disgusting, but it's simply because the men in her life are afraid of her butt.
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See, I knew it.
In a bid to have the biggest bum in the world, but the operations haven't helped her entice a long-term lover.
My last relationship was seven years ago, Crown candidly confessed in a recent Truly interview.
I'm pretty extreme.
So I think people are afraid of me.
And so we've gotten to a point where, is this, oh, that was her originally.
She was like, she looks like she's a pill girl.
You know, the kind of girls that just like take pills casually and they wonder why they like problems, but it's like because you're literally on pills.
I mean, everything that has been done in the popular culture in the last several decades has been to humiliate men in particular.
And it's like, you go by Victoria's Secret even and you see like that fat model and you're supposed to like look at that and be like, this is what beauty is.
I mean, and that's, that's what this is.
It's like spiritually leftist.
It's a rejection of beauty because beauty is inherently right wing because beauty is an acknowledgement of objectivity.
It's an acknowledgement of hierarchy, both things that are the quintessential tenets of like right-wing philosophy, both of which the left rejects because they reject hierarchy in favor of equality, things like that.
And so, yeah, but in terms of the race thing, it's like, I don't know.
I got some trouble or I got in some trouble for saying this.
I think that the whole like pog thing, the whole like, you know, squatting thing, it's all just like a psyop in my opinion.
Because if you look at like, you know, the traditional, actually, I think the best way to think of it would be to look at any form of media from the 20th century.
And you look at the way that the young men were interacting.
It was always like, bro, just someday I just, I want to see a girl's boobs, man.
And it's like they had like a crumpled Polaroid photo of like one boob and like they're all looking at it like under a rock or something like hiding from.
And that was like the thing, but no one talks about it anymore.
Now it's like, oh, bro, this chick is a nice ass.
She has a nice ass or whatever.
And you look at like the standard of beauty in this country is now like this Kardashian-esque manufactured hourglass figure.
And in my opinion, that's just kind of like a primitive taste because it's like, you know, you look at white women traditionally, they're like a more slim frame.
And this is why, you know, what do they call it?
Like a bubble butt, right?
Like white girls will be skinny, but they still have like a nice butt.
And it's like, I'm not saying that that's not like attractive, but it's like you look at these girls now and they're trying to achieve that hourglass figure.
They're spending all this time at the gym squatting.
And it's like, you know, the virtue of having a nice butt is like being endowed by your mother, right?
Like having a good, you know, fat distribution, not like, oh, I squatted at the gym and now like I'm really, I'm stronger than you, but it like looks this way in leggings.
And so I think that it's trying to reorient the sexual interests of white men in particular towards women who are not of their own race.
And white women aren't doing themselves any favors either because they're, you know, doing their whole thing right now.
But now like guys are looking at like Hispanic girls are looking at like black girls.
So it's this like push of like, it is, because as they go, like, these are the features that are more predominant.
You even have this issue with like, even with people trying to look darker, et cetera, try to be hood.
You see a lot of white girls like that try to act like they're all tough and hard in the media.
And like they act in a way that just doesn't, it's unbecoming.
It does, it's not even natural.
They force this look.
And that's what I'm saying.
It's these forced beauty standards that I feel like is very unhealthy where women specifically are felt like they need this giant butt, these perfect breasts and all this stuff.
When it's like, really, some cultures, some people are just small.
Some Asians are really, really petite.
Some white ethnicities and different cultures, they're just smaller.
But our culture is like glorified.
It's like rap, wop, wet-ass, big-ass titties flinging around type of look.
And these girls like this are saying, well, I'm going to emulate that.
And in reality, I don't know any.
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I don't know who's going to be able to do this.
You know what this is?
This is a lack of confidence.
And confidence is attractive.
Like you were saying, you had that post earlier.
We were talking about having thin skin versus having thick skin.
Like if you don't care what other people think and you're confident, people, that in itself is attractive.
That is not authentic.
That is basically screaming to the world, I'm not confident with who I am.
I'm going to change who I am to try to emulate what other, what I'm told is what is in right now.
What is the attractive bar is having weird balloon lips and a potato butt.
One more thing I will say on that, actually, that I think is really important to note is it's like, I remember I would be in high school and guys would be talking about, you know, locker room talk and they would be talking about like anal sex.
And they'd be like, what?
You don't, you don't think that's like hot, bro?
And it's like, no, why the, like, what are you talking about?
And then when I was doing my research for the anti-pornography dissertation, I find research that shows that like, I think it's a super majority of men who express interest in that express interest in that because it was shown to them in pornography.
Not that they sought it out.
This looks interesting.
That it was shown to them.
And then they're like, oh, I guess I'm into this now.
And it's like, I find something very spiritually disturbing about all of the sudden a generation of young men being like psychologically manipulated through technology into wanting to like put their dicks into girls' butts.
Like that's sodomy.
That is satanic.
That is a perversion.
That is taking the act that is, you know, a man putting himself into a woman.
It's a self-lubricating organ to create life.
And then you have now a man doing that with like the part of the body that like expels waste.
That's disgusting.
And this is like what we're normalized now.
It's like, no, bro, that's like, that's like hot, bro.
You're the weird one.
It's like, oh, you should be shot.
You should be shut down.
You should be shut down on social media for shut down.
No, but if you're saying that, but this is the change in the culture, the rapid degradation of erasing history and then being able to replace it with whatever they want in the present.
Like, this is the important part is when you remove the sustainability of like what a natural sexual desire is, what a normal sexuality is.
Even the phrase normal today is considered offensive because there's no normal.
The only normal we hear about today is the new normal, which is whatever the hell people invent that are in power today on anything from gender to sexuality to climate change to COVID mandates or whatever.
The normal is new every single day, except for the fact that we're not in control of it.
And sadly enough, like you mentioned, like whether or not people disagree with your take on anal sex or whatever, it doesn't really matter.
There's a truth to this that no one can disagree with, which would be the fact that this is probably a new, not probably, but it is a new or an emerging fetish or interest or something.
And it probably and most likely is related to pornography, meaning it's not just like people are creating things and we can opt out.
It is genuinely affecting our world.
And one of those things, like you said, with a lack of confidence, is grown adults who can't even figure out who they are.
And they've distracted and disillusioned people to not even be able to think about the changing of the world, how rapidly things are degrading, because people can't even get control of their own minds.
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Let's go and let's watch this.
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I have this one co-worker who simply refuses to use the correct pronouns for me.
I've called her out every time she misgenders me and she just is resigned to not change.
And today just broke something in me.
I just snapped.
I ended up yelling at her after the third time she misgendered me and within like 30 minutes.
Like they, they, I used they, them pronouns.
And she got so defensive.
And I just started explaining to her, like, I'm sick and tired of this shit.
Like, you need to at least make an attempt.
And she popped off, got upset, got defensive.
What are you going to do about it?
And I just said, I'm going to be really hurt and sad.
Like, that's all I can do about it.
And the worst part is that at that point, my boss, who claims to be so woke and like happy and joyous and making a safe, positive environment for everybody, gangs up on me with her and says, like, this is, Carson, like, shut up.
This is not the time for a political statement.
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So with that being said, I don't have a drink here, so we're going to have to overanalyze this autistically in a way of talking about this.
If only there was an autistic person in the room, I would say that the ultimate thing is that this is what someone cares about, right?
I mean, there's the satanic part of the multi-layered gender, the they, them pronouns that this, this boss could be like, bitch, just work.
I mean, those kind of people, they need to feel special.
They need others to validate them because they have no idea how to do it themselves.
They're not confident.
And it's very obvious that that's what they need to do.
Well, it's also having power over other people.
Like, oh, no, no, no.
You need to, they, them.
Like, well, first off, that makes no sense grammatically.
That is incorrect.
You're either a male or a female, and I don't care if people get pissed.
They will.
That was clearly a woman who wants to feel special and wants to fall into a group that they've, I mean, the internet really has allowed these people to like group up together and become strong in their ways of being mentally ill in the public.
Her whole thing, too, the my identity shouldn't be a political statement.
Like that's a nice bumper sticker.
But if your identity is not true or it's deviant from the reality that we can all observe and know, it is by definition a political statement because you're making a declaration on how things ought to be, which is the essence of politics.
If you're just out here saying like, I'm they, them, it's like, no, you're a she and you owe me one latte because I already paid you and you're like having this fit.
It's like, you should probably stop doing that.
And it really is kind of sad how our society and in particular technology has incentivized this sort of behavior.
I mean, that's like how you gain status.
You know, you victimize yourself because, of course, the left is all about the abdication of personal responsibility.
But it's also very important for these people to do that because that's how you feed this sort of victimization economy, so to speak, because you are such a victim and everything is so bad for you.
And resultantly, you now have a debt to the next time you see somebody who else is a victim for whatever reason.
Like they will never ever say to somebody, you should not be upset about that, whether it's because they were misgendered or their uncle used their dead name or something at Thanksgiving.
There's never a situation where a left-wing person will tell another left-wing person, hey, you know, you should probably calm down.
It's not that big of a deal.
Because they have to always churn this economy out of just everything is the worst, everything is a victim, because that's how they can sympathize with that.
So they give sympathy and they get sympathy.
And it's all very disingenuous, but that's what's necessary for them to maintain this status of victim as like this completely ascendant good that is to be aspired to.
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They also create an enemy for them.
Like, oh, by the way, all of that is true, and it's that person's fault.
I'm actually a little pink, a little like closer to like a crustacean.
So it's a little bit closer.
No, but it also, this is also the victim mentality that we see that constantly portrayed.
And I, and this is why I want to develop the conversation even further and say it's not just the erasure of white people, it's the erasure of straightness too.
So it's these any type of monolith or type of structure that can bring stability in a society they want to get rid of, right?
So if you have a straight white Christian society, how do we dismantle the stability and not only get people to go to hell, which is the spiritual element so that they feel lost and never find God, but also on top of that, so we create chaos and disorder and that we deconstruct the power so that we can take it over and replace it with the degeneracy and confusion so that they become a power factory of economics so that we can rape them, you know, their benevolence and we can take control of their banks, et cetera, and just use them to push our one world government.
Well, that's what they've done.
That's where we're here.
And it's interesting, though, you see the disconnect from the older generation best by this image of this trans woman that posted, my dad will enter hospice tomorrow.
I'm glad I was able to come out to him last year.
And we have this beautiful transgender person.
Oh, they always look so good and so much like the gender they're trying to look like.
There's all this head scratching on the right, like perpetually of like, well, why are they always just going after and picking on straight white men?
And why are they mad at white people?
And why are they mad at men?
And why are they mad at straightness?
And then you don't kind of square that with what you also know to be true, which is what, which is that they fundamentally want to uproot this country.
And so you just have to ask yourself, could America have existed without straight white men?
I don't know.
I'm just a guy asking questions.
But if it weren't for straight white men, could America exist?
But America is apparently still got this deep-rooted problem with misogyny and racism.
And no matter how much they try, it never goes away, which is interesting that as they've progressed, in fact, we've become more racist and we've created Donald Trump and his minions, right?
We've created the alt-right pipeline on YouTube, right?
Which I don't know where I'm at in that gateway.
I'm probably swear do you think?
Think I think Ben Shapiro debate videos are probably at the open, they're the open portal before you before you create a shrine to Hitler.
My dad was visiting this week, and before he came, I made sure to take all my Ben Shapiro books off my bookshelf because I didn't want him to be alarmed by the material that I was reading in.
You made a really good point about the matriarchy just now, and no one really thinks about like how that is really the reality of where we're living because it's like if you think about what a patriarchy would be like, like, you know, the sort of tyrannical father, and you would see explicit displays of force.
That's how the tyranny would exist, you know, door-to-door confiscations of firearms, you know, people just being executed.
And it's like, I would almost in a way prefer that because it's just like, okay.
As opposed to what we have now, which is the matriarchy, which is like the tyrannical mother.
Think of the ways that women wield power.
They can't do it explicitly with force.
So what do they do?
They have to manipulate narratives.
They have to subvert.
They have to keep you dependent on them.
Think about the overbearing mother.
What is it?
Munchausen, like by proxy or something, where they, like, I think it's like 95% of cases of that are like the mother convincing the child that they're sick or something.
So they have to like take care of them forever.
This is like things that mothers do, keep you dependent, convince you that, oh, well, you're not grateful for everything I've done for you, and you need to appreciate me as the state.
Like, that's what we're living in now because who controls our state are feminine people or women.
And it's like, I almost would prefer like this whole like our values and who we are.
Like, just shoot me, honestly.
Like, literally, just shoot me as a, I would prefer to go out tea posing in front of like an Antifa Black Lives Matter firing squad than I would just like be lied to every day and have like gay, fat Asian women in Victoria's Secret, like as I walk by trying to get like an orange Julius or something.
No, but I, but I, but I will say it is interesting with all this being said and done that part of this is being done because, like I said, we've gotten to a point to where they don't know what to do.
They're so lost.
They're so confused.
That's what I'm saying.
They dismantled everything and the world's still racist.
It's still evil.
Maybe the problem is not what you think it is.
Maybe you're just a tool and a pond in the world of this stuff.
There's an alarming video that came out from North.
These high schoolers, which I will remind you, I apparently they're minors, so I'm, you know, high schoolers do dumb things, but the dumb things that high schoolers did when I was younger was like slap girls' butts or like throw wet toilet paper wads over into the stall.
It wasn't really planned out.
Most of the time, it was just us acting retarded.
Nothing's really changed.
We just have money now and we're retarded, which is totally makes it more fun.
But then they have the police and real litigations and stuff.
So that sucks.
I can't go around slapping ass anymore.
But I will say this is now what kids are up to in terms of pranking.
These are high school students and it's the video they uploaded to TikTok, which currently only has 169 likes and the school hasn't taken any action on it.
So they're taking the school's curriculum into their own hands.
Just to remind you, Turing guy, we might have turned that down because of copyright.
Keep it low.
So they're taking basically any books that were written about capitalism, colonization, and that were written by white men and religious books, specifically Christianity.
They didn't seem to take anything from Islam or anything like that.
And they threw all the books away.
They cleared out their school library and tossed all of the books in the trash.
I hope someone screenshot these faces and turn these into the school.
Hopefully we can get these videos sent into their school.
Again, remember that these are minors, so please do not harass docs or do anything besides perhaps just emailing the school and sending images of these kids to the school itself.
That's probably the furthest action you should take with minors.
So hopefully their parents find out about this.
Yeah, I just want to say, but I'm saying like that is, that is not the pranks that we did when we were younger.
We did not take colonization books and throw them away.
Well, built it, but cutting the stones and also doing some of the labor of some of the pushing and pulling.
I'm sure it's like the revered engineers who literally designed them and pointed.
See, but I don't think it was aliens.
I think humans were a lot smarter.
I think through the mixing of the different races and through the, I think there's a reason why we've gotten dumber because during the Tower of Babel, when God mixed everyone up, we were never supposed to get back together and combine our intelligences.
And I think it was going to work against us.
And so people, even in Genesis, like when they would go out and they would build cities, like very quickly they learned about music and rhythm and understanding and wind instruments.
They built great cities.
And that's part of the problem of humanity.
They would get too egotistical and prideful.
They were actually very smart.
And I think that Egyptians were hyper intelligent.
I mean, with the electricity that they had, batteries, batteries in Peru, locomotives, et cetera, in South America, even in the last thousand years or so.
I mean, people were hyper intelligent.
And that's what we're taught to think everyone was like savages because they want us to believe we all came from like chimpanzees and like Neanderthals and everyone's progress.
That's what I'm saying.
Like we're all smarter today.
Like we know and everyone else was like closer to like some sort of a chimpanzee and now we're ahead and that's what we know about gender rather than the fact that we're retarded, rather than the fact that we're losing IQ points and that we're losing these abilities.
In fact, at some point in history recently, in the last couple thousand years, people used to live to like 120 on average and now we live to like 79.
So, I mean, there's, we've not, we haven't really advanced in the ways that we think and it's a very egotistical, prideful issue with humanity.
And it often happens more and more the more we mix and we try to become a one world government, which God has been trying to prevent for a long time.
Because when we create a one-world economy and one world government, then the Antichrist is going to sit on the throne room of God after they rebuild the temple, declare himself God, and people are going to abandon him.
And then anyone who does not give themselves to the world system will be beheaded.
It's a much more pious and respectable form of Christianity.
I mean, you go to church now, even like, you know, some of the church denominations who are supposed to be like more, I want to say based, but just more authentic, I should say.
Even their homilies are based on like tolerance and love and acceptance.
And it's just like so yay.
Like, I miss masking.
I mean, I never really had it, and I don't think anyone has in this country unless you're going to like TLM or maybe East Orthodox masses.
But it's like, I just, there's no like authentic, like Matt Walsh had a really good opening chapter in a book, Church of Cowers, talking about like if, you know, the Muslims did invade and George Bush was right, and they'd be looking for Christians to martyr, and they couldn't find any because you've got like lesbian pastors.
You've got them saying that like, oh, yeah, Jesus did say, I guess, that you're not supposed to sleep with men, but he also said you have to be tolerant.
So I guess it's okay and stuff like that.
It's just like, I just wish that there were more Christians in this country who were worthy of being martyred, if that makes sense.
Like they were actually practicing their faith to such a degree that like they would want to be, Muslims would want to be like killing them and chopping their heads off.
And I wrote that I said that I, that was him kneeling down, right?
Really fighting the system.
Really?
Yeah, he kneeled down on it, but I made sure I put, I'm proudly part of the corporate-sponsored resistance.
Are you?
Because that's really what this is all about.
It's like, I feel like people are being given a fake religion of humanism, and it's erasing the Western society we built, not only in logic and understanding, but also specifically on the value and the merit of morality.
And we're replacing it with this sort of like corporatism that has no respect for anything besides profits.
And what brings profits now, apparently, is being as woke as possible.
There's being as open to whatever you possibly can.
And I love how like Eminem kneeling at the Super Bowl is considered like rebellion, like supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, while like Trudeau in Canada is literally saying like, yeah, I marched with BLM, but I don't support the trucker convoy because I don't support people who fight for freedom.
Getting the Emergency Act put in place, essentially enacting martial law and becoming a dictator, a tyrant, etc.
That's BLM.
And then Eminem's like on stage, like, yeah, I'm rebelling and I'm standing with BLM, even though I'm told I'm not too.
And it's like, that's your example of what a rebel is, the guy who told you that you don't deserve to live if you don't get vaccinated.
I think that he does that because he feels guilty.
And like his whole, I think he feels guilty because, not guilty, but I think he wants to just keep, you know, tensions low because he is, I think, if I'm correct, the best-selling rap artist in history.
I mean, this is the guy who normalized white rage in the early 2000s.
So he might be cringe now, but like this guy, he walks so we could run.
You know, he dug the riverbeds for us to be threats to democracy now.
So I can't throw him under the bus for that.
But I mean, I think that's what it's always been.
I mean, his whole thing, whether you see an Eight Mile, which is inspired by kind of his upbringing or even, you know, in his lyrics, he'll always talk about how, you know, he knows that there's tension because he's a white rapper and he's doing it better than everybody else.
And they think that, you know, he's kind of like co-opting their culture.
But I'm actually surprised with how much respect other artists extend to him.
And that does kind of make me happy because he really is a talented rapper.
Not recently so much.
His last good album, in my opinion, was MMLP2 out there, big M ⁇ M face from Detroit.
You know, white kid.
You have to go through a rap phase when you're a white kid.
I don't know if you can watch it, but it's a good segue, though, in the terms of the Rebellion being like, it's so funny that it's perceived that these kids throwing away the books, like Eminem kneeling.
The only reason I side with the empire is because I look at the left and they've got these resistance bumper stickers and they're like a woman's place is in the resistance with like Princess Leia.
And I think George Lucas even came out recently and said that he wrote Star Wars to be like an allegory for like liberalism.
And you look at all of these stories that we have, whether it's Star Wars or Hunger Games, these things that we watch when we're young, and it's kind of like incepting into your mind this idea of like the state is always the bad guy and you always just have to fight the tyranny.
And then it's like now they have free reign to define like what that tyranny is.
And they define tyranny and fascism as all the same thing.
And it is whatever poses a threat to the actual tyranny and to the actual system, which is why the truckers, working class guys who have probably no conception of modern politics, they just know that like they just don't want to put things into themselves because the state says so.
Now they're fascists and the working class has become like the legs for fascism under the, I guess, narratives of these people.
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No, and it is, it is interesting with this diversity and what's going on here, is that people have actually been, I'm sorry, I can't, I can't.
I'm just looking at the screen of the horrified dad.
I just have to go back to that.
I just, I can't stop looking at that.
He looks, he's so sad.
Poor guy.
Yeah, so we're.
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He probably doesn't know who the person is.
He legitimately doesn't know that it's his son.
That he's like, who is this person sitting on my lap?
But I will say, with all this being said and done, is that, oh man, we have some good stuff for this Thursday too.
We're going to be going over some sex-abled, sex-positive for disabled account stuff, teaching people who are disabled, who probably aren't interested in sex, how to become degenerates.
It's very interesting stuff we're going to be discussing.
But in all this being said and done with the erasure of what is systemically stable, like you said, I guess you call it being empire-pilled, but this revolt against everything and anything.
I believe that we live in a culture, we live in this society, this world right now, where people need to realize that basically everything that is on the screen that is being given to you is probably wrong.
And ask yourself the question: what are you not seeing on your screen?
What has been told to you is evil.
What has been told to you is wrong.
What has been told to you is destructive.
It's probably closer to what's right.
And becoming what the world thinks is evil is probably coming a lot closer to what actually might make you good.
And of course, no man is good, no, not one.
Not only do you need God to change you and to transform you, but of course, in this world, there is a way that we should live in a way we ought not to be.
And the way that's been prescribed to us, like the medications that are numbing our minds and our hearts, are actually deadening our souls and our spirits.
And maybe, just maybe, the people that you've been told are the bad guys are a lot closer to the truth than we are today.
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Almost every day.
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I know you prefer it, but we have to think all humans are different, right?
And we have to understand humans are going to just be different.
There's always going to be racists.
There's always going to be people that are prejudiced against others because they're different and they won't accept being integrated, right?
That's just going to be a reality.
So can we figure out a balance between the two, between being smothered by mothers, for lack of better way of phrasing it, or being controlled by fathers?
You know what I mean?
Can we have a balance that will lead us into a future that we're not always killing each other or trying to control each other?
Well, as a conservative, I want to go back to even how this country was 100 years ago.
And, you know, Edmund Burke wrote about this in Reflection on the Revolution in France, which, of course, is where we get right and left from.
And it was the revolution that unseated the monarchy.
And that's what a lot of leftists call back to with their whole guillotine fetishizing and things like that.
And I think that we've been sold a very false dichotomy of how political power works.
We either have individualism or we have collectivism.
We either have freedom or we either have tyranny.
And I think that liberalism as it exists and how it's devolved into leftism in this country or even how a lot of conservatives are really liberals and they just don't know it.
And it's like liberalism has ignored one of the basic truths, which is that man is a political animal.
I mean, Aristotle said this.
And as a result, all of the governments that have arisen from countries that were rooted in this liberal philosophy have created some of the greatest tyrannies that the world has ever seen.
Like look at the West right now.
We are living under tyranny.
It's objective and it's greater than any tyranny that we've ever seen in the history of the planet, except for a few examples in the 20th century.
So I think that if we return to a state where we had organic unity, not collectivism, but unity, that is the only method by which we can actually resist a collectivist state.
Because when you have individualism, which is what we've been preaching in this country for the last hundred years, you can actually isolate people to where they're autonomous.
We've got the melting pot.
There is no language, no religion, no culture, anything.
Everyone's just an individual, and we're all consumers.
The only thing we have in common is that we have nothing in common.
And then society starts to destabilize.
And then the state has to come in to usher in that stability or else the country is just going to collapse.
But if they tried to usher in anything approximating the current level of tyranny now, or even half that, in the 1940s, it would never have worked because you had organic unity through the communities and through the churches and things like that.
And we just don't have this in the country anymore, which is why we're so susceptible to that tyranny.
I was just going to say, I think that the matriarch and patriarch balance, to me, is purely not even just intellectual, it's spiritual.
That I believe that women living outside their roles is part of the same problem of men not living within their roles as well.
Men trying to accommodate and create a dualistic leadership with men and women is antithetical to both the male prospect and also the female design.
So it's, and you can't really blame women for this because really it was men who technically voted on some of these things per se, and also a small group of elites who have been behind a lot of this stuff.
Very interesting group of people out there.
But I think fundamentally women in leadership is a sign of judgment in a failing country because I genuinely believe that.
I genuinely believe that the Bible talks about that too, that the sign of like a judgment on a nation or on an empire is a strong female leadership.
Like there's literally an allusion to that.
And the times when there was judgment on the Israelites and they were weak was when they needed women leaders to lead them.
Because that's, again, that's not a slant on women.
That's also a jive on men too, for saying that why women think that their roles are to be leaders is one thing that is confusing.
And why men don't believe that they are supposed to be the leaders and supposed to be leading women is another.
And those are rudimentary, both philosophical and I would say moral arguments that people have largely abandoned, which is the argument for a Christian country or for a universalized religious movement is because in order to run a country this way, you have to believe that is true to some extent and be besides a moral authority, what would keep us to that?
But why would we not progress away from that?
Because if there's no authority telling you that that's true, it's in the heart of humans to be independent and to go against their design.
And so, yeah, actually, I was going to say this randomly.
The best advice I got from someone much older than me who was a guest here, he was like, I was like, hey, any like long-term marriage advice?
And he was like, the more that you act like a man and let the woman be the woman, the more stable your family will be when you don't try to capitulate to one another and realize there will always just be innate differences and disagreements and problems on the fact on the basis of sex alone, let alone on the expression of it.
But understanding the fact that, like, sometimes a woman will forgive you for acting like a man if you give her the opportunity to live like a woman.
And when you live in those, those defined roles and that understanding, there's a lot of patience with one another because you're like, well, I don't understand that aspect, but you're doing your duties as a woman and you don't understand aspects of me, but I'm doing my duties as a man.
We compliment each other and we're not trying to be egalitarian.
And I don't believe that a society can sustain this worldview.
You can see this in Europe in the 1500s, throughout the Arab world.
This is like just a fact.
And we had ours in the 1950s and 60s.
So, you know, maybe we can reverse the decline.
Either way, we're going to make history.
I guess this is the white pill before the clown pill.
The white pill would be either we're going to be the first great society in the history of the world to reverse our decline, or we will ascend from the ashes like the Phoenix and we will build something greater in its place.
And then the clown pill would be, that just means that we're right about women.
Execute you on live TV would be even more epic so that the front brains splatter into the camera lens and it's like and then you know who it would be that would be in power is a Joe Biden's new nuclear hire.
My last word would be an epithet and it would be epic.
And it'd be like the shot heard around the world.
And all of a sudden everyone would just start saying that word and then we rise up and then they're going to put statues of me in San Francisco, all the like gay cities as a humiliation ritual as we start hunting.
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