Roasting The Worst Women on The Internet | Guests: Harrison Smith & Patriot J | Ep 228
Since women are continuously wildin' out, we are declaring this the "Year Of The Man." To celebrate this historic occasion, we have Harrison Smith and Patriot J in-studio to discuss the new Victoria's Secret model that made history, the body positivity movement that has gotten completely out of hand, and teachers abusing their statuses to brainwash kids.
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The Idea Of A Free Society...For Kids!
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I'm rarely mad at God, but this is one of those moments when he gave me eyes to see.
And then I saw something that I wish that I hadn't.
And so instead of just being mad at God, which is not a good thing, I decided then to bring you guys along this hell ride with me.
And to look at that behemoth of a woman, she said that she was making this video for the ladies and the themes.
And that's funny that she says them's as being plural because she currently has the body mass of about seven women that she's carrying in those little potato sack holders that she had, those bandages that were holding whatever was on under there.
And I'm glad we don't know.
But women are out of control.
And we have some insane stories to talk about today.
But of course, this is the year of the man.
This is our year, boys.
We're taking it back.
Fat bitches, get out.
We don't want you around here anymore.
And also, too, I got to say that the guy who responded back to your video with a message is nicer than any man I know because I wouldn't have responded.
In fact, I would have blocked your number.
I'd be like, how'd this girl get my phone number?
I was like, I didn't go to an aquarium.
I wasn't whale watching.
What the hell is this?
To talk about the insanity, I have two wonderful guests in the studio today.
Harrison Smith from InfoWars, technically the American journal host, right?
We have major COC on the show because we've got to have big cock energy.
Confetti of color is what it stands for.
We always do the confetti before the color because we want to be politically correct because that's one of the most important things on the show.
Everyone knows that other than me being known as having a clean mouth and, of course, only looking at peaceable things, I'm known for being a warrior against political incorrectness and always trying to do things as according to wokeisms as possible.
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Then you buy the boxers, they're disappointing.
They ride up, they fade, they rip, they get holes in them.
And you're like, it's about time that it's the year of the man.
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I have like, I think I have like 27 pairs now, Harrison.
I want to get into some of these crazy stories today.
But obviously, we want to break down the whale watching video that we just saw there.
We have this problem in our society where women, when I mean, and I mean women, plural, here believe that men should respect them when they clearly do not respect themselves.
And it's just, it's really sickening that this is the kind of content that is deemed to be appropriate for the internet for people to consume.
But stuff like this show, like your show, and the things that we create are what are considered, I guess, should be censored or considered offensive, maybe just slightly.
No, I had a series that I got in trouble for years ago called The Future is Disabled.
And I created the movement where I said, we're not going to stop until every single institution is going to have someone with Down syndrome.
We're going to have Down syndrome models.
And eventually, which we got pretty close at the current president, we're going to have a Down syndrome president because we have to push.
And I learned this years ago at a protest in LA before all the Black Lives Matter stuff.
They said they started having these signs that say, push the disabled to the front.
And there was this idea which made no sense because it got violent in the front while we were pushing the retarded people to get the asses beaten by police.
And then, and you know, and then there was that guy, literally Dustin Wheels.
That was in his name who would go around and then he would, he, they, they would literally, like, he would, they would, they would, like, push him, then he would pretend like fall off his wheelchair and they'd be like, you hit a disabled person.
And we saw the movement growing.
Ladies and gentlemen, we no longer want to the models, but the model industry is over.
And I'm really happy that we've gotten at this point.
So, okay, before somebody says that I'm laughing that there's a Down syndrome model, I'm laughing because I was right.
And I keep getting told I was wrong on things.
And I was told that was the meanest episode ever.
Like, don't you're making fun of the fact that all these institutions are going to start putting Down syndrome people at the forefront of all their campaigns.
And I go, literally, and I remember two years ago, I walked into Target and guess what the model was?
Down syndrome baby on the Huggies Diapers.
It was Down syndrome baby.
And Down syndrome people poop their pants too.
And so I was like, hey, I get it.
That's pretty cool.
You got a baby and you put a Down syndrome baby on.
That's pretty epic, actually, because it's a baby.
I know that on the forefront of the inclusive movement have been the understanding that diapers are kind of racist.
In fact, they're mostly white.
And there's problems with that.
And it's also truth to be told, too, that there has been a huge shift in progress in the infant circles of society to where they've actually been the leaders of conquering things like racism, discrimination, and stuff.
So I'm all for it.
And now we knew that you told me before the show that the one area of society that we hadn't conquered yet that was still racist was underwear.
It's basically a world where everybody has to be equal by force, basically.
So if you're too smart, they put a little thing in your ear that buzzes every like 10 seconds just to distract you and make you look a little bit stupider.
And anybody who's too thin, they put weights on.
And the main character is guy named Harrison Bergeron, who's just like the greatest human being to ever live.
And he just like rips all the stuff off, tells people to be free.
It's a good book, but it's like it's one of these, you know, dystopian fables that was supposed to be so outrageous as to be a fantasy, but it's like you're not.
Thank you to whoever tagged me in this post for this account.
Thank you.
I don't know who you were, but you've really helped make content on the show possible.
I found that there is this movement with the disabled that is going further, which is, like you said, make them naked and sexualize them, which I think is very strange because our society has gone from looking out for women and even arguing, like, is it objectifying women, having these models out there, and even like trying to have these honest conversations about, you know, how much should we put boobs out there on, you know, on these big posters and make women think that that's the ideal, you know, the only body that's out there.
Real conversations society is allowed to have.
All that out the window.
We're just like masturbating to Down syndrome women in bras and teaching, well, and teaching disabled people about how to have successful sex life.
So this is a transgender, transsexual person with like muscular dystrophy that's like paralyzed or something that has a partner and they're teaching people who don't have motor movement and are emaciated on how to be manipulated by a partner who has control of their body and motor functions to, in lack of better words, provide climax.
And that's essentially what I'm someone in German.
I don't know what it says there, but I saw it on a different page.
Yes, I had admitting that this is something I found personally, but one of you guys sent it to me.
So just like the Victoria Secret model, I'm not as evil as you guys think.
Like, because it wasn't enough that people who have good minds acted disabled in the streets of the country.
Eventually, the leaders were going to have to literally be disabled because, like, I'm just saying, if you're on the hierarchy of the cultural Marxism of like the most marginalized are at the top, nobody is probably more marginalized than disabled people.
Because, in fact, if you look at abortion rates, we are in the most ableist society ever.
Parents are all about killing their mentally challenged children, specifically with deformities.
If there's any type of abnormalities, genetic abnormalities, and on top of that, Down syndrome.
That's where I came up with this theory.
I was like, they're literally the most murdered people in the world.
They're genocided on a regular basis, on a serious note.
And so, like, they're rarer today.
Do you notice that?
Like, when you were a kid, did you see a lot more people like Down syndrome than you do today?
Like, I feel like I even knew kids.
Like, I would see a Down syndrome adult and people ever, I don't see a lot of disabled people out anymore.
Well, and that's the funny thing is like I always felt like that because my best friend when I was really little, like in preschool, had a retarded brother and he went to the same school as me and everybody else was like scared of, you know, kids in elementary school just like totally avoid the retarded kid like or just like make fun of him behind his back.
I actually treated him like a human being and then years later, I'll use the word retard and it's like the same people being like, um, you shouldn't say that.
I'm like, you mocked this kid and threw things at him at lunch.
So it's like, it's all, it's all fake virtue signal bullcrap.
No, no, but I meant like, like, dude, like, like, like, I, I think what's crazy, like you said, is that people who don't care about anything are always the ones that are the most offended.
So this is like peak George Floyd, probably like May or June 2020.
And everybody was doing those donation campaigns to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, you know?
So I said, I'm about to change my Venmo handle to like Minnesota something and get these donations pop and be right back.
Next tweet, I changed my Venmo handle.
I screenshotted it.
I said, my friend is collecting utilities and resources for Black Lives Matter.
Please retweet this post.
A girl who I know from my hometown, white girl, was very offended by this.
So she sent a lengthy email to my school and the California bar trying to get me kicked out of school and banned a practice law because I made this joke.
And I saw her tweet.
She tweeted out like she wasn't black.
No, she was white.
And she tweeted out the email of her like sending my screenshots.
And she was like, the caption was, I'm so disappointed.
She tweeted out the emails, and I saw it go up in real time because she forgot to like block me before she did it.
Well, Sam Floyd, like, yeah, well, I was going to say, like, you know, you always know that somebody was probably not a good guy when the best picture they can find of someone is like you don't necessarily look like you're a great guy.
Like, if you're a great guy, you probably have some like great pictures like at your kids' birthday party.
You know, like make it like, yeah, having with like some two little girls and being like, we remember Papa Floyd.
And it was like, you go to my screen and it was like the entire movement, this caused $3 billion in damage on walls across the country.
I'm going to, I mean, we have Harrison on, so we can go here.
It almost looks like.
This is this.
Was this why this picture looks like it was touched up in a way to make him look like, glowing like a saint, and it happens to be the only picture everyone in the media used.
I think there's collusion here.
I think there's something about this photo that's, that's off.
That is another one's laughing, and if you go through this, it's, it's um, it is just really.
This really is.
It is interesting that someone's disabled and what we've done to disabled people is we have turned them into sex objects, which I find to be sort of a rudimentary social problem.
Right, i'm just trying to be like nice in my words here.
Like this is genuinely an issue.
If we're sexual, like sexualizing disabled people, this is a.
This is allowed on instagram, but you can't post a picture of yourself in front of the capital in general.
Right, that's what I think is so crazy about this stuff and it's insane.
And I do want to remind you guys that, in all of this being said and done, sometimes I do look at all this craziness and I have a trouble uh sleeping, and I also you know, i'm always on the uh social media apps.
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And if I haven't used them, then I make sure the company offers a full money back guarantee if you don't like the product.
And I think that's like because I tell people, well, if I had, if I don't use it, like because I don't really get nausea, so I don't use I, I don't use our sponsor they'll be at the end of the show because I don't get nausea.
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So nowhere in this entire show was there a plan to talk about disabled people and sex, but we did.
And on that note, we're going to get a little more weird.
You know who else is out of control other than women?
Are teachers.
Have you noticed that recently?
Teachers have completely lost their marbles.
Like they've lost the intent of being first educators, second in some ways, like, I guess not saying parent is totally the wrong term, but authority figures, right?
Some sort of an authority figure.
And third, being sort of an advocate of sort of being there for kids to get them excited about the world, right?
About discovery and these kinds of things.
Not just teaching them what's in a book, but to get their minds growing and to get them developing, et cetera.
Now we're more concerned about like teaching about gender.
They've been prostituted or they prostitute out their profession like they all do.
And you're right.
It's like scientists do it, journalists do it.
Our politicians do it now.
Judges do it.
It's like you would think the idea is that we bestow power upon people in our government.
Like you now have the right to send armed agents to go do your will.
Like that's a huge.
And so the way we balance this is by saying you only use it to fulfill your duty, to fulfill this role that you're playing.
And now it's this mindset of like, now that I have the power, I use it to aggressively pursue my own personal agenda at expense of anything else, especially what I'm supposed to be using my power for.
So it's like, this is, this is what they all do, right?
And it's to the point now where they run on this.
I started thinking about this with Lena Hidalgo, the judge in Harris County, who is awful and a terrible person.
And when she was running, it was like, never even once did she mention, here's why I'd be a good judge.
It was all just like, I will use my position to promote socialism in every way that I can.
And it's like, that's your job is to deal with flooding, lady.
Like, what are you talking about?
But that's, you know, that's what you do.
So I don't think they've forgotten about the roles.
I think they have abandoned their roles for using the power that they have as teachers.
He was working as Livingston Paris Sheriff's Deputy at the time of his arrest.
The Louisiana woman initially protested her innocence to 72 charges for various sex crimes.
Yet this week pleaded guilty to producing child second-degree rape and mingling harmful substances.
It's a new charge I didn't know.
We'll get into this because you guys are smart on legal stuff.
The charge about harmful substances allegedly refers to an incident in which she used Dennis' sperm to season in quotes.
The guy who wrote this was having too much fun.
Season pastries for Westside Junior High School Kids.
Oh my gosh.
These three we thought was representative of what she had done.
And by agreeing to the facts as we put them out on the record, she prepared herself to testify against Dennis Perkins.
Assistant Louisiana Attorney General Barry Millikan said on Monday, Cynthia and Dennis were arrested in October 2019 and faced 150 felony charges, including rape, CP, sexual battery of child, and video voyagers.
And by the way, Savannah, in that thing I just read, make sure you censor the CP.
I said the whole word, and that's we can't say that on YouTube.
I mean, of all the horrible things we've said, that's the one thing that'll just get you on.
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Understandable.
That's like the right term I agree with on YouTube.
And we have more stuff going on from the schools, by the way.
So, obviously, like, besides them committing crimes against your children, right?
On top of that, this is the year of the man.
Again, this is taking back your family, raising your kids, probably homeschooling, figuring this out as a man, making more money so that both people don't have to work, so that kids can be raised correctly, these kinds of things, or maybe having money to send your kids to a boarding school or something.
I don't know, money to get them out of public school.
We have this: a seventh grade teacher.
Check this out.
Another junior high thing.
This is an email that was leaked.
They were trying to change the kids' pronouns without the parents' consent and change the way that they are addressed.
From here on out, Rebecca shall be referred to as Evan, he, they, which is antithetical to educational principles, that there's a plurality.
I mean, they're just, they're going to treat her like a boy, right?
It's a girl.
They're going to treat like a boy in school.
And they're letting everybody know we're going to conceal this from the parents and we're going to write Rebecca on official documents so they don't know.
I mean, it's active behind the scenes conspiracy essentially to commit child abuse.
I'm in a bit of like an interesting position in my life where like I've seen so many crazy things.
So I'm trying to understand what to do about it.
And I used to just react.
And now I'm like, we have a genuine problem.
Our public schools are not only just being used as factories to indoctrinate our children, but they are sexually abusing our children.
This is sexual abuse.
And it's legal.
Okay.
It's legal.
This is a problem.
There is a legal way for the state.
Remember, the school is just an extension of the state for the government to sexually abuse your children.
And as of right now, my question is, you would be more familiar with this than myself.
Can a parent sue the school for something like this?
Or is the only option taking them out?
Because if the only option is taking them out, then we've lost our institution fully.
Like we can't redeem it at this point if this is allowed.
Because every mole that you whack, another one will pop up.
But if this is illegal or this is somehow a case for prosecution, then we can teach through punishment that this is bad behavior and stop it.
I don't know.
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I think there could definitely be a lawsuit there, but the problem is that it's such a gray area right now that nothing's really on the books about this.
So there's no law preventing it.
So they're like, oh, well, it hasn't been addressed.
So we can just kind of do whatever we want.
So I think what needs to be done is kind of passing these, what the left would call like anti-trans rights legislation.
Like we need to actually get this on the books.
Like, no, you're not allowed to change a child's gender.
Well, these are the people that are your kids' teachers right here.
These are, I mean, I'm just saying, right?
I mean, this is the kind of stuff that this is sex-abled.
And what's interesting is this could be accessed by children, right?
I mean, this is a non-private account.
It's not considered adult content.
And this is what they're trying to do.
They want to manipulate the children's minds specifically into perversion because I think that the spiritual aspect to this is actually quite concerning because Like a lot of people's problems growing up are from trauma as a child, a lot, especially from sexual trauma, right?
Like there's even like a lot of, a lot of problems with people who are molested feeling like they have to become gay because they this I'm going to be very careful how I word this, but it was a confusing experience for them is what I want to say.
And so either they feel insecure, they have problems with their femininity, their masculinity, there's all types of things.
They could overcompensate.
That's why it's not just like people who are gay.
Like you could be a guy who's just very like, you know, he hates all the oots and blah, blah, blah.
But he was molested as a kid.
He feels insecure.
So he's got to overcompensate for like the male, the male archetype or stereotype.
And so it's like, it's so crazy that we know so much about how sexual abuse and confusion can cause so many problems going forward.
You know, and you could say, well, you know, how could, why would, why would being overly masculine be a problem?
Well, yeah, overcompensating and having to put on an image your whole life and probably lead to unsuccessful relationships, probably botched marriages, et cetera.
There's a long-lasting, you know, movement of this, maybe being disconnected from your children, feeling like it's gay to be connected to your kid.
And then your kid gets raised without a close father.
And again, it's cycles of sin and torment can destroy a culture.
And so it's like when we know all of this psychiatry of like how this stuff can affect, you know, the minds of the individual, we know the psychology and the sociology of like how this can affect culture and society.
If we're pushing this, knowing that this is the result, it makes me believe that it is demonic, that it's literally just an intentional abuse to destroy and dismantle the culture.
They're not teaching this kind of shit in China.
They're not talking to kids about this stuff in Russia.
This is only in first world Western, predominantly white countries.
This one ain't going to fly in Ghana.
Like, I'm just saying, like, this is this stuff is not going to go.
And they get together and demand that it not happen, right?
They stand up and go, you're not going to teach our kid this.
That's and weird.
Hell no.
And they surround the school and the school backs down.
And that's what happens in the UK.
Like that's, that's what parents need to do.
And this is the thing.
Like, I feel for parents that are disconnected from the culture.
They don't understand that this is what's happening.
Like, they don't understand that the teachers are indoctrinating kids.
And so what happens if you just have like a little girl that comes home one day and is like, I think I might be a boy and you're like, oh, gosh, I don't want to, I don't want to just discount her feelings.
I don't want to tell her, like, no, shut up, you're stupid.
And, you know, push her farther away.
So they want to deal with it and they want to do it the right way.
And like, you want to just like slap in the face and be like, your child is being indoctrinated into a death cult.
Still, I'm pretty sure it's only gotten worse, if anything, that transgender people commit suicide like 50% of the time.
It's not a good thing.
It's not a place of mental stability.
And your child is being actively indoctrinated into this by her teachers without your supervision.
And they're convincing her of this.
And so it's not that the kids are thinking something that then the parents have to figure out how to deal with.
The kids are repeating what they're being told.
And they're being told this by people who very actively, and we one time went to, in Austin, they were thinking about teaching sex ed and all these teachers or all these parents and grandparents were there with their kids saying, we don't want this to be taught.
And they were not even able to speak because there were transgender activists, never going to have kids, obviously, right?
No interest in, you know, no, no stake in what's being taught in the school, but shouting them down and yelling at me like, we will innocence.
We will destroy your innocence, your innocence.
We hate your innocence.
Like, that's what's motivating a lot of these people because that's what they say is motivating them.
So, I mean, I think you're right that it's this sort of like, they feel like kids being innocent is somehow being like, being like abused somehow.
No, it creates fullness and they want, they want chaos.
Like, it's like, they want destruction.
They're bitter, mad, and twisted.
And I think the leaders are satanic.
I think they're like, I think it's dark energy.
Like, I genuinely don't believe it's just like, I think some of the pawns are useful idiots, but I think that the people leading this stuff are actual demons.
Like, I believe they're really, they're not just like people that are possessed.
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It all seems so fake because I would say like five years ago, you know, none of this was taught about in schools.
There wasn't any gender studies and all these they, thems, and all this identity crisis that we see now.
And I think what you said is right.
It is, it's intentional and it's demonic.
There's a spiritual war.
And that's why they've got our children masked up.
I mean, you were from down there in good old Austin and you saw some of those protests and how like they were.
Just they were evil and the energy like, like when you got mobbed and they attacked you, like they're like you you can sense like a satanic force, like it's a spiritual, like awakening, like I don't know, it's probably the Holy Spirit inside you.
But you know what I'm saying.
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They're not just like bad people, they're evil yeah, 100.
And we know that a lot of them are misled and, like we talked about, like they're pushing this propaganda and they don't even some of them realize that they're part of this spiritual warfare.
Uh Harrison, we've been to many of an abortion rally and almost every single time, like you can get people to come up to you and say yes, I sacrificed my children to Satan and they're doing it facetiously, but it's really like no, that's actually what you are doing and so they are part of the spiritual warfare.
And uh again, just going into all of the mental health illness in our society today, the use of alcohol and drugs, the transgenderism issue, the reason why all of these different problems have prospered so well in our society is because of these people not knowing, like you know, trying to find fulfillment basically in all of these things as opposed to in god.
Yeah, I think that's been a problem with Drake for a while, him sexting minors.
Uh, I will say this though, that my point about this is is that it's this weird thing too, where it's like this is a minor I don't, maybe it's not the same Millie, but it's like there's a bunch of guys sitting around with their dicks in their hand, waiting until saturday comes around so they can start violently masturbating and not feel bad about themselves.
Meaning like there's this, there's this, no respect.
Where it's like you even think that a day changes, like as if on friday you're a criminal for masturbating to her and on saturday, game on buddy.
Meaning like there's no respect for innocence, like or like or respect for somebody.
It's just like you're 18, let's get them boys.
Like, let's just go in, rather than like like yeah dude, an 18 year old retard, they don't know what they're doing in anything and and and.
So it's like that's what, that's what you're looking for they're 18.
I can jack off right like that's.
That's crazy.
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That's our society on the same side of the spectrum too, like you've got women promoting them to do only fans the moment they turn 18.
The people that are like pushing people to do porn and stuff is just electronic pimping.
It's the oldest game, you know.
I mean, other than prostitution, pimping is probably the second oldest job, you know, controlling the women who sell themselves for sex.
But yeah, like it's the same thing, where it's like, we even have this weird thing that right when someone turns 18, let's make them be naked on the internet, right?
You know, I know, literally, it's abortion is legal.
And it's like, yeah, I know that's like they needed gay marriage to be legal because it's legal is what makes it right.
It's like, I thought, yeah, I thought legality is not always morality.
But in this case, like, I just find it to be such an interesting movement in our society to where like we are really confused sexually, like, like, like, genuinely speaking, that the next direction is we're sexualizing children, we're pushing people to get into porn.
And we're now, I'm not on board with sexualizing disabled people.
I won't be, I can't get on board with that one.
Like, even if you have nice boobs or something, you shouldn't be having a Down syndrome woman in a bra.
So it's just what's wrong with two bodies just bumping against each other.
That's all it is.
Denying the obvious, overwhelming, again, natural understanding that sex is a deeply spiritual activity and you cheapen and destroy that every time you engage in this sort of stuff.
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What is interesting, though, like speaking of being nauseous, is like, is like also with the world being confusing, when we lose order in the world, then we have no compass.
We have no ability, like no anchor, right?
You always need this, like the compass to point north.
And when you have no direction, then there's no way to actually progress, which is why progress or progressives are regressives.
But, you know, you know, this transgender swimmer from University of Pennsylvania, this UPenn swimmer.
And I think this is the same one, but this might be a different person because I hadn't heard of this person.
So Born Will Thomas, the swimmer from Texas, this is a great account, by the way.
These are the places that I follow and get a lot of our content.
Like Clown World, yeah, Clown World's great.
Born Will Thomas, the swimmer from Texas, was ranked 462 in the world as a male swimmer.
And now since changing his name to Leah and identifying as a woman, well, I'm just reading this, guys, the pronouns thing.
I'm just, it says she is ranked number one.
And so like, it is also twisting things too.
This is what I noticed is rather than like dealing with trauma or dealing with the fact that you're a bad swimmer, which actually 462 in the world is really not bad as a male swimmer.
No, but I meant actually, that's like a funny thing.
If everyone like sees something cool that you don't need, just go look at some black people on the street and you like actually take a look at what they're wearing.
I'm genuine.
And you're like, that's cool, but I bet you it costs more than my paycheck.
Like I'm not even like, dude, like I was with Joe, my intern, and I was like, he's like a little bit, he raps, he's white and stuff, but he's actually pretty cool.
You should talk to, he's good.
He raps and he's like a little bit like, he's a little, what would you say, Savannah?
And he was like, bro, it's like part of it's like showing like you can afford this stuff too.
He's like, he's like, bro, if you're dripped out like that and you're wearing this stuff, then people know you got the cash to spend on it.
And he's like, and it's part of like, and I was like, all right.
And I was like, I got it.
But to me, they just looked like they were semi-homeless.
It was very ugly clothing.
Like, it was weird.
I'm not talking shit.
I just meant I am, Matt.
Yeah, no, no, I am.
But I didn't realize that that was a thing in black culture, which is to genuinely expend a lot of money on things like a hat, which I didn't, I just didn't know.
But it's kind of cool.
This guy actually did the right thing.
He bought the coolest briefcase I've literally ever seen in my life.
Yeah, that literally tried to brought in multiculturalism.
Barney, I have, I am very Barney-pilled.
Barney was like the first step to getting us to leave in this cultural, like Heterogeneous, like shithole of a country because they would always have like an Asian girl and a black kid and a white kid, and then like the guys were always like needing to be nice, and the girls needed to be tough and strong.
And it was like actually teaching us all the things we didn't know.
And so was Sesame Street.
Barney Barney Street was Barney.
Barney was gaslighting us, and so was Sesame Street.
Do you remember you used to have to like Santa told me that once you pause the Lion King at a certain spot and you'd see like sex written down in the sky?
And now it's just blues clues is like, put your dress on, boys.
Well, whether it's because you know that it's like either Black History Month propaganda and like the constant push of like racial bullshit in our face, you know, not even just black, but like any minority community, really.
But then on top of it, they have to like double down and make it like a black lesbian couple or like a Latinx non-binary transgender couple that, you know, just adopted a child and you're like.
And one thing I love about the black community is that they really are not very tolerant of gay people overall.
And it's really, it's something I admire.
Like I actually have, there's a few things about the black community overall that I've come to really admire.
Number one, the way that they have control of their women, like in the relationships, like there's still like a respect, I think.
And I think black dudes still like kind of like lead their families and are still like in control of the women.
I think the women, I think, well, I'm not talking about out of control women, but I'm talking about more like in like the traditional like black family, right?
I still like, there's still like a big respect even for church, even if they like, no, they've done wrong.
It's like you still would go with your grandma to church or something like that and you'd be respectful.
And then a lot of black churches I visited, people still dress really well.
So there's like a respect to like actually like put on your best for God and actually go out there.
And I found this like even a gangbanger, some like guy in the hood still will like believe in God and like still feel like and like confess like you know like and like he'll still get beaten by like his auntie or something for being for like fooling around and like he'll still respect I'm just saying like there's problems in every community but there's certain things that I'm like traditionalism that still exists that actually I genuinely like I mean I always there's a lot of crossover I think in the black community and the conspiracy theory community because a lot of conspiracies I love this where people traded no it's I'd just be having conversations with people and they'd be like,
It's like, do you realize that all the stuff in the government is meant to keep black families poor and to keep money out of the communities and that everything is made so that they don't advance and get ahead?
Yeah, dude.
I talk about that all the time.
Yeah, like I've literally, that's one of the problems.
And then do you know they're also killing, you guys are killing yourselves in your gangs and in abortions?
Like, you guys, do you know that too?
That they've made you think they've made you guys degenerate as well.
Yeah, but that's why all your music is sexual stuff.
They try to make it seem that you guys are like animalistic sexually.
And then you guys have this sex and then they push abortions on you and you guys literally control your own population.
That's kind of bad shit too.
And I believe that.
I don't know.
Do you believe that?
I believe that like that there's like intentional population control of black people.
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Yeah, for sure.
And I think they're trying really hard to make us accept the gay thing and like, you know, this whole liberal agenda because they're doing it through music.
They know black people love rap music.
They had Little Nas X appeal to the kids and then the next year he came out as a homosexual.
They've got wet ass poopy.
Like, bro, that's a whole song talking about wet ass poop.
They just want you to listen to that over and over again.
I'm trying to really grow alt media where we're growing on Telegram, Gab as well, Elijah Schaefer, pretty much everywhere or slightly offensive.
You can find it on Instagram.
We got big accounts all over the place.
And if it's a big account, it's probably our account because we're not really verified anymore because they just won't do that to people like us because they don't do that shit.
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