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Well, it was a crazy fight over this past weekend for free speech on Twitter, where it was deemed whether anti-Semitism is a protected right of free speech.
I'm not entirely sure, but checking in on the world, seeing if they're doing okay, turns out sleep is racist, right?
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So while everybody's arguing about important things, trust me, this is pretty important.
I want to talk about something that, I don't know, you might actually give a damn about, which is what are the limits of free speech?
Where does racism begin?
Where does it end?
Is racism a problem?
I know it's a little spicy, but if you're ready to talk about it, I think it's time that we finally have the talk.
My name is Elijah Schaefer.
This is Nightly Offensive.
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Yeah, well, because females are giving their opinion about it.
And that's the problem.
It's like females don't know what's good for them usually in our society.
Like, okay, to put into perspective, I just want to bring this up.
I don't even know if I can show this on the screen here, but it's like I love the internet so much.
I really do love Twitter.
This girl was like, hey, let me see if I can bring this up.
So yeah, this girl was like, you know, talking about my takes on this.
And she was saying, hey, I promise you, no one wants to hear your opinion on this shit.
You sound like a 14-year-old on here, man, right?
So she's talking about me discrediting my opinion.
This is very similar.
So I clicked on her profile.
And of course, I edited it, but this is her pinned profile.
So trans Lauren Chen, Lauren Trans, Chen.
Trans is like an Asian last name.
You got Trans Lauren Chen.
I'll just go that off.
She also, I censored a picture and sent it to a group chat.
She has her tits out, actually, on the second picture.
And then I censored it.
And I said, you know, show in your nipples to own the misogynist.
You know what I mean?
Like, I love girls where they're like, ha, I don't like sexist men.
Also, here's free pictures of my nipples.
And I'm like, oh, man, oh, shocks, you really beat us there.
So I don't think all women are illogical, but I do think that the female spirit is irrational.
And I think a lot like the black community in America as a whole, while there are, of course, exceptions.
And it's not like every black person is like somehow impulsive or like violent or any of these things.
If you look at greater trends of certain groups of people, right, with females, they tend to only think about like the immediate and they don't seem to have long-term plans, which is sort of why maybe they shouldn't be involved in decision-making in a nation.
However, I think what's really weird about it is that people are so convinced he's wrong that they don't want him to speak.
And that's really what the discussion is about today is when you're so convinced that someone ideas are bad, that rather than allowing them to be debated and then Nick be humiliated as being a loser and he being wrong, right?
Because that's what you'd expect, right?
If he's objectively incorrect about women, about ethnicities, about all these things, then we should want him to speak because he's going to get humiliated every time he opens his mouth, right?
I think what you see with people that want to shut down people that say things that are controversial is that maybe there's an evidence of truth there.
Maybe there's like a remnant of truth.
And I think that attracts me more to the people that are deemed controversial because it's like the idea of truth now is, well, everything's subjective, right?
Like no one actually has a way to absorb information without being offended.
Like that's a huge problem, man, particularly in this country.
Like having conversations with people about anything political or religious, you just basically will lose friends.
That's what's happened to me, I think, which is really weird because there's a famous quote that says by, maybe it was Aristotle, but it goes, the mark of an educated mind is the ability to entertain an idea without accepting it, right?
Which is like, that's the foundation of philosophy and thought and reason.
So like it's important to talk about things and like hear ideas out.
But the society today that we're in is there's only one thing allowed that you can talk about, right?
Or one idea, one side of the political sphere that you're allowed to speak on, and the other side is demonized.
So yeah, it's crazy.
It's a really, really weird world that we live in.
And it's important to entertain ideas because how are you supposed to get to the bottom of what's true, right?
You know, I think I'm bringing this up something here real quickly because I find it to be an interesting conversation we're going to look at that I don't know if Elon Musk was counter signaling and essentially trying to keep free speech alive or if he was sort of having a moment, come to Jesus moment, where he was wondering what the limits of free speech actually are, right?
That's a huge difference.
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So let's just jump into this story of what's going on here in this battle.
So this guy brings this up.
This guy, Vito, YouTube.
I don't know what he is.
What is this guy?
We can hold over here.
He's a comedian, and you can check out his new comic book.
I don't know who this guy is.
Let's get a look at who we're talking about here.
He has a lot of right-wing people who follow him, right?
These are a lot of people that I know.
He's, I guess, involved in a graphic novel.
He's a writer.
He's interviewing a lot of people.
It's pretty disgusting.
I don't know what's happening here.
But anyways, the most important part is that he brought up a chat from this event that was going on over the weekend.
There was a rally that Nick Fuentes put on.
And the reason why we're talking about this is he put up the chat that was going on, right?
And some of the, I mean, you can read them for yourself.
I'm not going to read them out loud here on YouTube, but you can read a lot of these incendiary comments with epitets and different things towards like Semitic people, right?
So this is what's going on here.
Now, this by no means reflects the fact that people are writing this on there.
It doesn't mean that this is the view of the person speaking.
You never know what's going on.
I think what was really interesting is he writes, you know, Nick Fuentes currently giving an anti-Semitic speech to 5,000 people on Rumble video.
What this has become about is not whether or not Nick Fuentes is giving anti-Semitic speech, not whether his people are giving speech, but there's an attack on Rumble, which we are streaming on Rumble right now.
We don't really work on our YouTube that much anymore.
So if you're watching on YouTube, make sure you head over to rumble.com slash slightly offensive.
That's where we're growing things.
And we have a new website we're working on as well because YouTube is sort of like dead to us a little bit.
But the most important part is like what they always do is they always take somebody like Nick and they don't try to take him down.
They try to take down platforms like Rumble that are fighting to keep free speech alive, right?
Rumble's not fighting to keep anti-Semitic speech alive.
Rumble's not fighting to keep comments that are racist alive.
They're not fighting to keep Nick Fuentes alive.
They're fighting to keep public conversation for the very reason that like if you disagree with him, here, listen to his video.
Find out if you agree with him or not and go ahead and make videos, disagree with him, refute his ideas.
The attack is now on Rumble because Rumble allows open dialogue.
It allows open conversation.
And you know that this is not even common on Rumble for people to have this exact type of language, but that's what the fight has come down to is like, it's not like they don't care about Nick Fuentes.
Everyone knows who Nick is.
They don't care about his commenters.
They're tagging Rumble and they made sure to put Rumble in the picture because what they're trying to do is eliminate any platform that even gives a semblance of free speech.
And we know Rumble isn't perfect, but it's as good as we've got for a major platform right now, right?
So that's what I'm saying.
The conversation is not whether or not Nick should say this.
It's whether Rumble, they're tagging them so that they get banned out of the app store, right?
That's the whole point of this.
They want access to Rumble to diminish and they want it to be harder to access because they don't like when they don't have control.
I mean, the truth of the matter, though, is like we have, you know, we have like 34,000 subscribers on Rumble and we get more live viewers on this show than we do on YouTube, right?
With over 500,000.
YouTube's hit our channel.
And if you've watched the show long, I mean, we've gotten in trouble and in trouble to the point to where like even some people, you can't save these videos in your history.
Like it's, it's, it's crazy.
Like we get limited.
We're blocked to children.
The channel's just like dead.
And it is it is a wild thing, right?
And occasionally I get a short that gets a million views or something like that.
But for the most part, like this show's not going to last on YouTube.
So we do have it on Rumble and we're going to grow it on Rumble and we are effectively growing it.
We get more views now on Rumble on this show than we do on YouTube.
It's wild.
But I'm not even upset about it because I'd rather be honest on Rumble and I'd rather have less views than cuck myself out for monetization.
I just don't want to do that.
I don't believe in that.
And to be completely honest, financially, everything is completely fine thanks to everyone at locals who signs up.
And you guys are the community.
You guys do back up the show.
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And if you know that, you know, you know, you can get the exclusive chat and you guys can send amazing memes like this.
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But what's crazy about this, though, is that I don't think people agree with this because, you know, it was a ratio for a bit, but guess who weighed in on this, right?
So Ian Miles Chong comes in and Ian Miles Chong's like, what's going on with Rumble?
And I really like, and I know Ian and I've known Ian for many years, right?
So, you know, people have a lot of strong opinions on him.
He said a lot of interesting things in his life.
He's been on the show.
But the point is, is I hate this like this counter signaling that people do on the internet to where rather than like objectively just fighting for free speech, like rather than even like, you know, people always do this, like, well, while I disagree with what's being said, I believe it should be allowed to be said.
Yeah, he probably has an opinion on it, but like maybe he's afraid of the same thing that we're talking about.
Like, you know, he's subject to it as well.
Like, he's not part of government.
So if he expresses too much of his opinion and his ideas, even though he owns Twitter, there's still like an overarching system of control that he's under that has the potential to shut even him down.
So yeah, obviously, like he's concerned.
Otherwise, he probably would have said what he thought.
Yeah, I think, but I think that's what you show the kind of like pussy footing around this stuff with people.
We're like, but he's probably, he doesn't like Nick and he banned Yee as well.
Right?
Like he banned him or Yay or whatever it is.
I don't fucking know.
But the point is, is he banned these people for posting some sort of a swastika.
And we know that that's like a big thing, right?
Like a black guy can just like kill a white woman on a subway and that's not news.
But a white guy throwing up a Roman salute in front of, I think it was like Sydney or something like that, suddenly everyone's legislating, you know, the end of the world.
I don't know if you saw, but one of the, we'll get to it later in the show, a clash between Aboriginal leaders and white Australians is currently brewing over the planting of trees.
But I weighed in on this.
And, you know, I just said, like, if we censors, if we censor speech we don't like, speech will no longer be free.
And I think that's the solid position you have to take.
So the reality is, it's like, you know, am I going to use certain types of language publicly?
No, I'm a 30-year-old man.
I have a kid.
I don't fucking walk around, you know, just like shitposting the same way someone does that's 19.
But I will say this.
I'm not going to pussyfoot around people's right to say the things that they want to say.
And I just won't, I just won't.
Like, I'm not going to, I'm not going to say these people should be censored because free speech matters except at anti-Semitism.
Like, like, that's a really weird, like, so, so, black people can say fuck white people and we should kill white people.
And everyone's like, oh, that's, that makes sense.
That makes sense.
But if you, if you say it against certain people, like, if you don't defend people's right to say things you disagree with, then you don't believe in free speech.
I agree with everything you're saying, but I actually think that I actually think that the people in control actually want to destroy free speech.
You know, obviously we've got like a whole bunch of platforms warring against the idea, but I actually think it's inevitable that we get to a point in time where everyone's going to be on board this idea that free speech is actually not good because of the extreme views that everyone's going to be in agreeance with.
And so I think there's going to be a small amount of people in the end that are talking about the value of it, but what the government's about to do is probably going to counter that.
So yeah, I've got like a pessimistic view on the future, actually.
It just means like it's like, yeah, we're all going to get put in cattle cars and FEMA is going to put us in camps.
I guess we're in Australia right now.
So that's not really FEMA, but like basically what happened in the lockdowns, but because you, you know, you shared a meme of a frog, right?
And that's really what we're getting to is like, it's not like that, you know, I'm not going to go out and sig Heil Hitler and, you know, like that's not, that's not what this is about, right?
And this is when they start making swastikas illegal and Roman salutes illegal, just remember that during the 2016 campaign of Trump, how many ways they found to call us Nazis.
And I think that's a really important aspect and why they write disingenuous articles like, oh, how, you know, white supremacy is becoming multicultural and how white supremacy is becoming multi-ethnic and the diversity of white nationalism is because they're really not against white nationalism.
They just hate white people.
Okay.
And they also hate anyone who doesn't hate white people.
And that's what I've noticed.
So if you're black and you're like, I actually think white people should have a homeland.
And I actually moved here because I like white people's homeland and I don't want it to be replaced by a bunch of Eritreans because I don't think I left Eritrea because I thought Eritreans were fucked.
And I'm integrating, but I don't want Eritreans here because I don't think most of them are chill.
I don't want them just, you know, maybe some select ones.
I mean, I came here, maybe a few small minorities, but then they go, oh, so you're a white supremacist too.
So now anyone in proxy to wanting to keep a white identity or to keep cultural heritage or to keep countries in alignment with the culture like Poland did, right?
I just saw a rally in Poland and they were saying, it's far-right extremists run the country.
Cool.
Well, they don't have problems with trans stuff and they also don't have terrorist attacks.
So there's that.
So I guess right-wing extremism just makes your country safe and everyone less gay.
Sounds horrible, right?
However, I just bring up in retrospect the idea that the making Nazi stuff illegal is a tangential move to make right-wing views illegal.
Because it's not because I'm saying right-wing ideas are true Nazism.
It's because they know that they've successfully calibrated everybody's minds to believe that Nazi is the worst thing that could exist, right?
Like literally, a woman getting raped and killed on a subway, that's just part of city life.
But a guy throwing up a Roman salute, that's the end of society.
And so if you are tangential to Nazism, then you are evil.
And now tangential Nazism is conservatism, nationalism, family, Christianity, right?
So it's a destructive, it's a communist, destructive force, you know, of people.
And, you know, Nick and his people say it's, you know, they say that it's, oh, that's the Jews, right?
That's what they say.
And some people, what's his name?
Zirka says it's the Luciferians and it's the Freemasons, right?
That's like his thing.
And then, and then some people say, oh, it's the globalists, right?
That would be like Glenn Beck would say, it's the globalists, right?
So WEF.
So people like have a different interpretation of what they would say.
Yeah, I mean, I don't think by any means that we're like in a, in a good position in this country.
Like, I don't think the West in general is positioned well because I want to show you guys something, a really important video that might give you a little bit of hope or it actually might even discourage you.
So BBC's audience is brainwashed, right?
And we know that they've been completely capitulated to the far left for a long time.
They believe many, many lies.
But they were polled recently regarding their views on whether multiculturalism is working for their country.
And it is really remarkable what they ended up saying.
On a side note, speaking of this, before you get blackpilled, just remember, this is me doing, that's my son.
That's just me doing it.
It was a rainy day, so I was doing indoor doing indoor.
We do have to bring you our vote because you have been voting in the text and online vote today.
So here is the result.
Is multiculturalism working?
Here is what you told us.
5% of those of you who voted said yes, it is.
95% of those of you who voted this morning said no, it isn't.
Now, keep in mind, this was a BBC program, and BBC viewers are brainwashed beyond belief.
It's a propaganda outlet, after all.
But despite this, 95% still voted no.
This is unbelievably grand news because it suggests that the British public are starting to finally wake up.
They have realized that multiculturalism has failed miserably.
We were never asked if we wanted multiculturalism.
It was an elite-driven initiative enforced through decades of broken election promises, diversity propaganda, speech laws, indoctrination through the education system, and the aggressive targeting of dissenters.
And that's the truth of the matter is like the reshaping of our countries.
What they're saying is like, oh, you're racist, you hate people.
It's like, no, I'm actually against tyranny.
The nature of my country, this is what people say.
Like, I love watching people admit this online, especially with the UK, right?
Nobody's being colonized.
And I hate using the phrase colonists, not being colonized.
They're not coming over and starting colonies.
They're coming over and taking resources and integrating themselves in a destructive pathway.
These immigrants are.
Like, you're like, oh, we're colonizing the UK.
You're not colonizing.
You're not setting up new cities and making grand government systems.
You're just coming over illegally and you're invading.
It is an invasion.
That is 100% true.
You're invading them, a legal invasion, but it's not a colonizing.
Like, British people didn't replace the populations of South Africa.
In fact, and it's not British.
I mean, we're talking about like those are the Boers or Dutch or whatever.
But still, Europeans didn't come over and replace the populations in India, et cetera.
They just, through superior technology, superior governance system, through superior strategy, were able to allocate resources.
And these people should thank them because every time I hear someone complain about colonization, they complain in English, which means you were conquered, motherfucker.
That's like crazy, right?
That's so crazy.
It's like Mexicans complaining about colonizers speaking in Spanish, a literal European language.
But when you have the non-liberal government, I'm not even going to use, let me use American terms for Australian government because Americans won't track.
But when the Conservatives are in power here, again, for my Australians, I'm using American terminology.
When there's conservatives in power here, they stop the boats.
When there's liberals in power, they let the boats land.
But they also have increased immigration like two or three X here as well.
So it's a combination.
Within three years, they're going to increase the population of this country by 3% with just Indians alone.
Well, it's kind of like what I hear about what's going on in England, right?
Like you've got, you know, you said they're not really colonizing.
I think you could actually make a case for it, that they are, in a way, or maybe even use a different term, because, man, there are towns in England that are just like Muslim towns, and there's like Sharia law over there.
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All right, let's jump back into this.
So though, I do bring this up because Keith Woods actually really ratioed him, Elon Musk.
I mean, this is a different kind of episode today, guys, because there'll be a lot of different kinds of episodes in the next few weeks.
We're like getting the technical stuff done because I may not be able to get the normal type of episode up with what we're doing.
There's been a lot of electrical work and stuff being done even today in here.
But Keith Woods said very, very common Keith Woods W. Do you know Keith Woods?
Because I think that he understands not only optics, but I think he's a true seeker of intellectual reality.
Meaning, like, I don't think he, I don't think he flirts with controversial subjects to be controversial or that he says things that offend people to offend them.
I think that he's committed to a pursuit of truth.
And so even when the truth is uncomfortable, he's willing to say it, but he also says it tactfully in a way that it's difficult to accuse him of anything other than trying to be didactic.
I will tell, look, I'm not going to say any, I'm not going to say anything here, but I will tell you this.
I have lost, and this is not just a long time ago.
I'll just put, I need to be very careful here because I don't like to burn bridges and I want to be very respectful of people.
I will just say that I have been asked if I'm Jewish before being offered deals and I have not heard back from people after explaining to them that I'm not.
Just my wife is.
So like that, I'm genuinely serious.
And it's not, I'm not the only person that's happened to.
I'm not the only person it's happened to.
It's happened to a few other friends who work in the industry.
I've been asked, I've been asked my ethnicity and asked if I was Jewish before, like, meaning, are you Jewish?
I'm trying to work with Jews.
And then I'm like, I'm not.
And then I just don't hear back.
So that's happened to me multiple times.
But, but, so, so I'm saying, like, that to me is discriminatory as well, right?
Like, where people, if you're to discriminate against somebody on their ethnicity, but that's allowed.
So Anomaly brought this up in this conversation about free speech, right?
He retweeted Ron DeSantis.
And Ron DeSantis says, today I'm proud to announce that Florida has officially opened an investigation into Morningstar for potential violations of our anti-BDS law.
We will not let them get away with it.
And this is what he had to say.
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One of the things that they're doing, though, is they're specifically targeting Israel.
And so we made changes to our law to recognize that.
And so today, I'm happy to make, and this law just took effect at the beginning of July.
I'm happy to announce for everybody that Florida has formally instituted an investigation against Morningstar for violations of our anti-BDS law.
We're not letting them target Israel and get away with it.
We're using our tools to fight back.
One of the things.
I didn't mean to say, like, that's the most correct.
And he's like, we're going to use American laws to make sure that we prevent people from targeting Israel.
And I'm not even like, I'm not even like on the JQ and all that stuff.
Like, people are always mad at me because I'm just myself.
I don't hop on bandwagons.
Like, I'm intellectually honest.
So, like, I admit there's a lot of questionable things there, but it's not like a focus of my, it's not like the focus of my show or something like that.
There was some really good stuff on Fresh and Fit with Zirka and Sneko and Fuentes and Destiny and stuff.
Some really good debates that took place there.
Very interesting stuff.
However, it is just funny to hear like an American governor say that we're using our domestic laws to protect a foreign country in the middle of the Middle East.
And we're using laws to prevent free speech from criticizing that said country.
And Legendary Energy just said, once you realize that this is the main focus of the Republican Party, you will start getting blacklisted and called names.
So I felt that.
I mean, I've been kicked out of the club, right, for noticing too.
But I also like, I think that's what's crazy.
I've never really said anything.
And I don't really, you know, I don't really have anything to say in terms of like, what do you, what do you want me to say?
I just played you a video.
Like, I don't, do you know what I'm saying?
Like, I don't need to sit here and like tell you what you watched.
The Americas, we're using our laws to punish our citizens for disagreeing with a foreign country.
That's insane.
That's, that's, that's not, that's not normal.
Um, I don't care what that country is.
Dude, if there was laws to not criticize the UK, I would be like, excuse me, did we not win a revolution?
Like, you know what I mean?
Like, like, imagine if Australia, there was like, that's what they're doing.
Like, you can't have a Roman salute.
You can't give a swastika.
You can't do anything that could threaten a foreign country.
And you're like, why is Australia's laws and the US's laws being designed to prevent offense of people in another nation?
They're trying so hard to censor and to control people and funnel them into this idea of, yeah, we're doing this for the right reasons because Israel needs it or Ukraine needs it or, you know, whatever kind of, I guess, virtue signaling is the word, I suppose, right?
You know, everyone cares about doing the right thing.
And I think, man, politics on both sides are playing this idea.
And both sides are kind of like, I don't know, eventually kind of congregating into agreeing with one another.
And then I suppose you can control, right?
I suppose they're doing that with the movie Mel Gibson released, Sound of Freedom.
But, you know, obviously what they want to do is get people on board the idea that, well, pedophilia is wrong, right?
And child trafficking is wrong.
It's easy to agree with that.
And therefore, you know, there's also this other thing that I've seen about the people that are in charge of the movie, the producers and the people in charge of the releasing of the film associated with secret societies like the Freemasons and the Knights of Templars, which is really interesting as well.
So they want, it's kind of like there's agendas on both sides.
And so what could possibly be bad about, you know, agreeing with the concept of this film against child trafficking when like the next step is potentially, like, what do we do about child trafficking?
And the next step is, well, we can chip these kids, right?
That would be the right thing to do because it would prevent all of this.
And so if there's an agenda in control of that idea, then you're totally being like whipped up into a system of control where you're forced to agree with these ideas for the right reasons, right?
And it would make sense to go along with it.
And then before you know it, you're controlled.
But, you know, you got there for the right reasons.
And I think one of the interesting things to further explain that take on things is like, you know, when people say like, well, why is it that multiculturalism doesn't exist?
Or why don't you agree with it?
I think one of the best situations was this.
Oh, yeah, first of all, I want to bring this up in Australia, right?
They have this new program to bring teachers from the cities into the rural parts to educate kids.
And they have all these like weird, non-binary, like women as like on the in the video.
It's like bringing a rainbow-haired girl to try to bring, they say they want to bring rural Australians into Western standards.
And so they want to bring rural kids into cutting their balls off.
That's what they're trying to do.
They're literally recruiting weird femmes lesbians into educating people into this.
However, I would like to look at something very interesting, which is a story that is taking place currently in Australia, which shows you where multiculturalism does not meet or does not end up having, where is this?
Oh, there's this video again.
I love my son.
I spend a lot of time with him.
It makes me laugh.
That's the best feeling of being a dad and just polling your son.
I was telling people that, like, culture doesn't leave.
Like, any Australian I've ever met still has it.
It's like, I feel like I need to tear other people down because I feel torn down.
And like, that's why this culture is like socialist and doesn't get ahead.
Because Australians tear people down and they try to destroy things.
And like, I have like, I'm not into that shit.
Like, Americans are capitalist and we like want to build and we like being showy and boastful.
And like we like, we like flexing and we love like a humble flex, like people being like, hey, let me do a quick run through in case you're looking to buy a Mercedes Maybach as if people are trying to buy it, you know, on TikTok and like showing you their car.
Australians, because it's very socialist and very equivocal and centerlink and we're all on the same playing field.
Well, I got a buzz, but that's good if we're in a buzz.
We'll keep talking here.
See, I said it's just you.
It's just you.
All right, guys, we're back here on rumble.com.
We've had you here.
Let's go ahead and let's get the energy up.
Let's get the energy up.
I'm a little bit tired today just because I've got a lot going on, but we've still got a good show for you, a lot of what's happening here.
Let's go ahead and let's watch this video that I said we're going to watch.
I don't know where it cut out, but this is where multiculturalism doesn't work.
So that was the point of the video we're about to watch.
This is where multiculturalism does not work.
Let's go ahead and listen to this.
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Good evening.
Welcome to Seven News.
Tonight we can reveal there's been an escalation in confusion surrounding WA's new Aboriginal heritage laws and it sparked an extraordinary ransom demand.
Two major tree planting events were cancelled this weekend after an Aboriginal corporation demanded $2.5 million in return for its approval.
Jeff Parry has this exclusive report.
If the implementation of newly rewritten Aboriginal heritage laws wasn't in crisis before, it is now.
The weekend planting of 5,500 shrubs and trees by 120 volunteers was cancelled.
The seedlings now at risk of dying.
We've got to get them into the ground to make the most of the wet soil.
The decision to cancel followed a demand from the newly formed Wadjuk Aboriginal Corporation that any plantings at sites of significance along the Canning River cease, citing the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act.
The corporation's CEO, David Collard, told land care groups they couldn't proceed until a demand for $2.5 million from a $10 million river restoration fund was resolved.
The demand has stunned the mayors of four local councils and two major land care groups bordering the Canning who don't know which way to turn.
We're standing here today in solidarity with some of these environmental groups saying somebody needs to clarify this legislation.
It has become somewhat of a mess.
Stephen Johnston says the environment will suffer.
We've got a whole lot of land groups across Perth and in WA whose work is critical to the fulfillment of Commonwealth, state and local government environment objectives.
It's not just a nice thing to have.
It is critical.
We've got four dams on the canning.
It's going to be real issues.
Time is, oh, we can't wait.
We have to keep going forward.
When Aboriginal Affairs Minister Tony Booty learned we were doing this story, he personally rang the mayors and the land groups to assure them that there is no issue.
He's wrong.
There is now so much indecision and uncertainty around the Aboriginal heritage laws that he can no longer dismiss them with his own personal assurances.
Aboriginals who built nothing and accomplished nothing are now stonewalling a genuine recovery project to help the environment.
The people who literally burned down all of the environment here and killed the giant wombats and all the beautiful creatures that were here for sport, by the way, who didn't invent the wheel, somehow want money and are self-interested and don't care about the greater good of the community.
Huh, maybe that's why they don't, that's why you should vote no on the voice.
Maybe that's why these people don't need, maybe they didn't build anything and they still don't want to, but they wanted free money.
And that's why I was seeing the difference between colonization.
It's these people just want to leech off of white society and then they want to take it over and then they want to kill us.
And that's really what it is.
They want us dead and they don't care.
They just want money because they're not thinking long term.
They don't have strategy.
It's an Aboriginal L to try to take money now rather than repopulate your environment, right?
And I'm not even an environmentalist in terms of like climate change, but I'm an environmentalist in terms of a Christian.
Like these politicians and whoever's in charge here, like being interviewed, they're so concerned with what Aboriginals think and how they feel.
Like they don't even want to comment and say what's true about exactly what's going on.
They're on eggshells about this whole thing.
And there's like zero solution because they're so worried about upsetting the Aboriginal people because WA, Western Australia, they want to look like they're appeasing that, I suppose, the new legislation on the voice, right?
Which is, man, Aboriginals are like the sky's the limit for them.
Everything they're asking for, they're getting, and it's not actually helping anyone, right?
It's not helping them as a people.
It's not helping the country and the land.
It's just, it just looks good, right?
I guess it's virtue signaling again, you know?
Like, we're going pretty far with this.
like Brisbane is changing their name like the city Stradbroke Island is what's that what's that what's that They were trying to dismiss it because they got caught trying to change the name of one of the major cities in Australia to like Wagma Wally.
There's going to be a tax on any kind of land, even if you're the land owner and you own, you purchase land, you have to pay like a tax percentage to the Aboriginal people because it was originally their land.
Yeah, except for the fact that I'm broadcasting on Australian satellites right now.
But anyway, I'll have to figure out the internet issue.
I do want to bring up that idea though, that it's just, it is ironic and it is funny.
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I do bring up something here, reminding you guys too, for some reason, that I'm also working with the Gateway Punnett on their new video division, helping spearhead their new video department and doing hard news, right?
Giving the news an erection every Monday and Friday.
No, but it's more just like there's no cursing.
It's straightforward.
It's my commentary.
I'm giving the news.
I might do something like that.
I've thought about starting a YouTube channel with just talking about the news from like a slightly more based perspective, but with a lot of dog whistles, but just like, you know, dog whistles.
And she's like, she's like, oh, you're an idiot and stuff.
And I click on her profile and this is her top.
These are her top pictures, her vagina and her boobs.
And she's like, you're immature.
And I'm like, ma'am, you're giving away pictures of your pussy and your tits for free.
I think we have a skill issue problem.
And I don't even want to comment and say anything, you know, nice rack or anything like that because I don't know if that's a guy.
Like in 2022, is that a man?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't want to say anything because you can be like, oh, wow.
Nothing says I hate men more than showing your boobs.
However, if you were a man and those were male titties, then you would be owning the misogynist, right?
Because now you just made everyone gay.
Now you've made everyone gay.
I had Ian Crossland on the show and he talked about the confusion of she males and nice boobs on people with penises and it was a really intense story and I have never heard someone so detailed about it and it was really uh it stuck with me.
It was really crazy.
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He was like and then I'm like lushing after a penis and I'm not even gay and it's confusing.
It's confusing because you've got boobs and you've got a dick and I was like yeah dude we all know what a transgender is You don't need to explain it for the kids in the room.
But he was one of my favorite guests recently.
That was one of the funniest episodes I've ever done because that's the truth.
That's where to go for the, but that's where you go for depravity, right?
If you're in a hoe season of life, go there.
But if you're in a Christ season, it's just problems.
Because, dude, that was my disagreement with something Andrew Tate said.
I was talking to a friend the other day and I was like, you know, the weird thing about this like pimp, this pimp lifestyle, right?
With like these guys, and I, and I, I actually do like the Tates.
I think they're a net positive for the whole for men at all.
And the conservatives coming against them are just jealous.
But I will say, like, when he said certain things in his videos about like, oh, like, you know, like, I get so much pussy.
I get, you know, five, six, seven girls.
You know, I get all these pussies at the same time.
Don't you want that?
And I remember thinking, you know what?
Five, six, seven pussies, you know, as a, in a purely male perspective, like maybe, but you know what those pussies come with too?
Mouths and brains.
And now you're dealing with six or seven females, and I don't need that.
You know what I mean?
Like, I don't want that.
So it's like, and it's like, and he's paid the cost, right?
Because he's also like, even though he, you know, I don't think he's guilty of human trafficking and he says he's not.
The reality is he's under house arrest because the bitches turned against him.
And so that's why it's like, dude, you know, I mean, it's one thing saying, hey, like, yeah, every guy wants a bunch of pussies and look at all these hot chicks.
And there's a part of every man that looks at that and goes, wow, that's got to be kind of hot.
But then you go, but you're also under house arrest because the bitches set you up.
So don't forget to remind the guys that there's a huge risk with hose is that the hose might you might be able to smash the hose, but then they also might fucking try to ruin your life too.
That's why I like there's a lot of sanctimonious people on the internet.
You know what?
It's all about virtue signaling.
I mean, oh, the conservatives do it too.
They complain about everything and they don't do anything.
Oh, it's just everything makes them mad.
When I'm on conservative Twitter, it reminds me of that family guy episode where Peter's like, you know what really grinds my gears?
He gets a new segment.
It's called Grinds My Gears where he just complains about stuff that grinds his gears because that's like his new segment.
And I think about that.
So he's like, oh, I saw a creator, and I don't usually call people out by names.
He literally was like, posted some video of kids being abused.
And at the end, he was selling t-shirts.
Like, I was like, oh!
Like, it wasn't like, like, I've been clear.
Like, I got paid to do ads for Sound of Freedom, right?
And that's fine, right?
But they're just ads for Sound of Freedom.
And I really, I believed in the movie.
They told me what it was about.
They told me what they're trying to accomplish, and I agreed.
There's nothing wrong with making money, trying to do the right thing.
But it's like, it was like the worst video.
I said it to my producer where you're like, he's like, it's like showing these videos of kids being like, not abused in terms of illegal, but just like groomed or whatever publicly.
And at the end, it's like, save the kids, buy my t-shirt.
And you're like, oh, dude, that's so cringe.
That is like, that is like, that is so bad.
How are you selling?
And that's what the conservatives do.
It's always like they just like, they just, everyone's outraged all the time about literally everything.
But then I look at them like that.
Like, there's like that guy mad at Nick Fuentez is fat.
Solomon had fun with the sun, but then he realized that it's also like chasing up to the wind.
But I also think that this is where men, you have to give men room to figure life out.
And that's what I meant by sanctimonious is like, like everyone's trying to look good and hide their problems rather than just admit, hey, I'm flawed and I'm trying to figure life out.
And sometimes there are seasons of wandering.
You know, there are seasons, there are positive seasons of isolation and negative.
There's like David when you're out with the sheep and you have a time of connection to God and you are a way to be trained and to be built by God.
And there are seasons of wandering.
And I have guys that write me all the time.
Like, like, and some of you, I need to, I have a phone call set up with one of you guys.
I won't get into your personal, I won't even hint at it.
But like, guys suffer with everything, right?
From infidelity to weight problems to addictions to porn addictions to losing jobs.
Some guys have gambling problems and get into massive debt, right?
This is a huge problem.
Other guys have issues with anger.
I know somebody who actually got into, messaged me, got into a domestic with his wife, ended up punching her.
But I was going to say, I love the idea, even with like the tapes, you know, the girls are saying, oh, he groomed me.
He groomed me.
Like, he offered me money in this to be on cameras.
And it's like, I don't really know what happened.
I'm going to let the thing come out.
But I do notice that females tend to always blame someone and they always blame men for the problem.
And men tend to, men aren't perfect, but men, if you're a man, if you don't do this, you're not a man.
You say, you know what?
Yeah, I fucked up.
Okay.
Like, you know what?
If you fuck up in your life, if you make mistakes, you've got to just acknowledge it.
You don't have to tell the public.
You don't have to go to your, you know, you don't have to go to the world and type it on Facebook and tell everyone, you know, your family members on Facebook, I made a mistake, you know, or hey, I'm addicted to this drug or something.
You don't have to like tell everyone, but at least be honest with yourself and God and talk to a trusted brother or go, you know, see, you know what I mean?
And go like, hey, I got to correct this issue because I got a problem.
And then take responsibility for it.
And I feel like Solomon, David, all these men, they had issues.
They hid them.
They tried to take responsibility.
But the modern world on the left and the right has no room for error.
There's no room for learning.
There's no room for trying.
It's like, shame, you fucked up.
Then you're canceled.
And they both do it.
They do it all the time.
The right has been circulating tweets from some guy from like 15 years ago.
Yeah, it's pretty hard for guys to actually like fix things in their life because most of the time like guys don't really have an outlet for like conversation with someone and for help, right?
Like that's kind of a big issue now.
Like women have a big circle of friends usually that are involved in talking about everything.
They love gossip and love like, you know, like issues and drama.
But men, yeah, like we don't really talk about issues, right?
Typically speaking, men don't really like get into get into problems and just keep it inside and it's not really a good idea.
What you're saying is true.
Like you actually need to acknowledge fault, fix problems, and like a good friend will help.
And obviously a belief in God will too, right?
When you look to someone greater for help, that's always like the right thing to do.
Jordan Pearson says it all the time.
So yeah, we need encouragement.
It's important to encourage each other.
And as a result, just by something small like encouragement, you can help people.
Like, Riley Layman said, as an ex-wife and homemaker for a sexy old man, find someone else to lick your asshole and then come home and don't be an asshole.
That's all I need.
Puzzle P said, men are gross pigs, and we want you to sit on our faces usually if you're not huge.
Like, what are these comments?
Whoa.
People are talking about, dude, you're weird if you see female ass and think of shit.
Lol.
And then Kez is so cute.
Show her love now.
Show her, I love her.
Show that woman love or I will chop it, bitch.
Everyone's going hard.
Now everyone's all going.
It went from talking about booty holes to positive Kez comments.
I'm right now on a kick where I'm like trying not to drink, right?
For some people, that's really easy.
For me, I like drinking.
So denying myself has been a new thing that I've been trying to do.
Like denying what I want to do and then asking God to change what I want to do.
And I find that most of the days, most of the weekends, I don't really want to drink.
But I will tell you, there are those days where you're bored and you do want to have a couple drinks.
And playing Catan is not that fun.
And I'll be honest, having a few whiskeys and beers, way more fun than playing Catan.
Having a few whiskey and beers and playing Catan, even more fun.
However, what I have been finding is that I'm able to follow God more consistently.
And I think that I think that drinking was too important in my life and too much a part of my life to where I genuinely believe that my life is operating more smoothly and better.
And I have more energy.
I feel like more clear-minded, et cetera, by not regularly socially drinking.
I didn't say I never drink again.
I'm not making any claims.
I'm just like, I'm just learning that it's not good to be controlled by anything.
And if like Friday comes around and like my first instinct is like, let's just drink.
Real fast, Riley says, Elijah read my asshole comment because he likes his licked, but wouldn't expect his wife to do it because she belongs in the wife box.
But I also, and I'm not against, and I'm actually not at a point where I'm against drinking, but I will tell you this.
And this is a statement I've told many people that even James Klug agreed with me on this one.
Is every time I drink, and most of the times when I drink, I don't get into any trouble and nothing bad happens.
But every time I've gotten into trouble and something bad has happened, I was drinking.
So there's like a difference, right?
In terms of like, it's not, I'm not coming out against alcohol and telling people, hey, when you drink, you're going to go do something bad.
But here's what I'll tell you.
I have a lot of friends who drink a lot and I have a lot of family members who drink a lot and they do get into trouble and they do end up at strip clubs and they do end up doing blow and they do end up doing crazy wild things.
They end up looking at porn or anything's wild or just binge eating, right?
They like fuck up their whole diet and stuff.
And what is usually when that happens, what are they doing?
Drinking.
And if that's what you're trying to do, if that's what you want to do with your life, then whatever.
I'm not going to knock you.
You have freedom to do it.
But it's harder to be consistent, even when you're getting drunk once a week, it's hard to be consistent in your goals when you're even getting, now some people just really casually lightly drink, like.
Like they're just like, they just want a glass of wine on Fridays.
I don't, then that's you.
But what's the point of that?
You know, let's at least have three.
If we're going to drink, let's get buzzed and let's like talk shit and smoke cigars and have a good time and like talk about aliens and why people have feet fetishes and if people can get orgasms from sucking toes.
See, the thing with alcohol and the reason why I don't knock it is because like there are some people that I know that really like my brother-in-law, my sister's new husband, he like doesn't really like to drink.
And he like will occasionally just have like a beer or two and just like whatever and doesn't drink often.
And if that's you and you don't, you're not someone that forms habits.
I'm a habit forming person.
So like I either do something or I don't.
Like I'm not the kind of person if I if I'm drinking, we're probably drinking every weekend.
Like that's a shout out.
Probably some weekdays too.
If I'm not drinking, then I'm just not.
But I'm not going to be like, oh yeah, I'm just going to drink once a month when someone, like I liked, I like it.
And I don't care.
I hate when people try to pretend like that with drinking too.
Like, oh, I don't really like drinking.
It's like, do you know, I think it's like something like 70% of people underestimate how much they drink or when they're asked, they say that it's less than it is.
You know what I mean?
Like, oh, how much did you have at the wedding?
Oh, a glass of wine, but it was three.
You know what I mean?
People always under, they don't want to sound like they're alcoholics or whatever.
I don't care.
My name is Elijah Schaefer and I like to party, right?
So we all know that.
But the key thing is, is like, is like I'm 30 now and my buddy Sal, one of my mentors, spoke to me.
And you know what he told me?
It really, really woke me up.
And it stopped me from drinking a couple times recently when I was like, because it's not like it's like, oh, I got to go drink or I'm craving.
It's like, you know, you're just out, like, I'm out at the beach here.
I'm sitting there and I'm bored.
And I'm like, ah, I'm going to go grab some beers.
Like, that just comes in my head.
Like, go grab a beer.
But he told me this.
He was like, you know what?
How many fucked up things have you done in your life?
And I'm like, oh, the ton.
Like, I like, yeah, a ton.
Like, I'm a moron.
Like, I'm an absolute idiot.
Like, I've just done so many stupid shit.
And he's like, he's like, how many times did you do stupid shit and you were drunk?
I was like, probably, like, mostly every time, like 90% of the times I was drunk.
And he goes, right.
So, so here's the deal.
Do you want your kid to see you drunk?
Do you want your kid, like, do you, when you look at your kid, do you want to have to apologize to your kid because you did something drunk and you, you know, ruined your family?
You caused a problem.
You humiliated some, yourself, you embarrassed him.
Like, like, what are the chances that you're going to run to problems in your marriage?
What are the chances you're going to do something that's going to fail your child?
I said, 100%.
Like, something will happen.
He goes, what's the chance that you're going to go through a difficulty financially?
I said, oh, probably 100%.
Like, who knows, right?
A crazy emergency, economy crashes.
Something's going to happen.
I mean, every millionaire has gone broke like three times on average.
I go, 100%.
He goes, right, right.
So all those things are going to happen because of the course of life and the fallen nature of humanity.
But will your son resent you for honest, for honest issues or honest problems that could happen?
No, he won't.
He goes, but what if you made mistakes out of something you could control and they were repeated?
Could your son resent you then?
And I go, yeah, he could.
He goes, don't let your son resent you.
And don't let your son resent you.
And so next time that you want to go get back into bad habits and you want to pick up drinking again or you want to get back into it, think about your son and look your son in the eye and say, when he goes up, say, you know what?
I might have made mistakes.
I might not have been perfect.
And there might have been things I could have done better.
But every chance I had to make things better, I did.
And everything I had control over, I took and I tried my best.
And if you didn't try your best, then you can never look your son in the eyes, honestly, and say that.
But you want to make sure you're passing down legacy, that you're passing down honor, that you're passing down wisdom, and that you're not living your life for yourself anymore.
It's not about how I can relax, how I can feel good.
It's not that I'm talking shit to people that that that are, but it's like I'd like to party, You know, I like to go to Vegas, I like to let loose, I like to, I enjoy those things, and God never asked us not to like to do them.
He said to like to love me more, to do things out of your love for me and to do things out of your love and I and I don't believe your whole life has to be like, oh well, I'm just now, I'm not sinning.
It's like no, you start to love God more, to where his love for your love for him outweighs your desire for the world.
Yeah, and so again, I'm not knocking people.
Your issue might just be Facebook or something.
I don't know.
It's like an idol in your life and you need to get off there.
I'm just saying for me, I like to party.
I like to hang out.
I like to have fun.
I like to drink.
I like to do these things.
But it leads to an inconsistent spiritual life.
And it's led me to make some reckless decisions throughout my life.
The culture, you look at it and it's like, bro, this is pretty bad.
I mean, if you're going to participate and go along with like alcohol as a Christian, I think it kind of contradicts what you believe in a way because like there's nothing wrong with having a beer and then there's nothing wrong, I suppose, with going going to a pub and having a beer or maybe two and then going to a club and maybe having four.
And it's weird, like for me, with the way I think, like you've got to, you've got to, I don't know, develop an ideology that has like you don't need something to enjoy life.
And that's what it is.
It's kind of like, it's limiting.
I feel like it's limiting that I need that to enjoy myself.
And ideally, in the ideal world, like why have something external for enjoyment?
Why can't I just think and be happy, right?
Instead of needing something to kind of like mask reality in a way, it's kind of what it does.
So I can enjoy life more.
So I think it's kind of about control and control over your mind and the control that it has over you and the responsibility you have maybe to your surroundings like your family, obviously, your son, and also more importantly, God, right?
And what he asks us to do and how he asks us to act.
Well, they said here too in the chat, one of the interesting things is like they said, yeah, your life is what it reflects what you put into it.
So like if you're, if you're adding chaos and your life will be chaos.
And like, like, so, yeah, I mean, and again, like, I'm not, I'm not even, I'm not even like claiming like some sort of like sobriety or anything.
Like, I didn't, I didn't set out to be sober or anything.
I just was like, I just wanted my, I just wanted better people in my life.
I wanted more consistency.
And I wanted to feel more at home.
And so being around family here and like getting, helping my wife, you know, get around her family, there's a lot of aspects to that.
And, you know, I'm not living here long term.
That's not my plan.
You think so?
I'm not living here long term.
I don't like this country very much.
I really don't.
Australia is not a place to live.
It literally, I cannot live here very long.
It's like living in a Kmart.
It's like, you won't want to live there, right?
So I'm not trying to stay here long term, but I will say, you know, while I'm here, it's like I wanted to connect back with family.
My family fell apart.
I don't have a close family, right?
It's really sad what happened to my family.
But, you know, like, I don't, I don't have a well-connected family.
And, you know, I don't, I don't have a lot.
I don't have much going for me back in the U.S. in terms of like relationships with family.
So, you know, that's not like my fault.
It's not my fault at all.
Just once my mom died, everything sort of collapsed.
And it's just, it broke everybody, man.
That was fucked up.
But flipping over, it's like, it's like being out here.
It's like, yeah, but one of those things is too is like, I just want to like wake up refreshed.
And I've been taking magnesium glycinate and Oshwaganda.
I'm back.
After having the kid, I'm back in the gym too, which is good.
Sweet and um and you know eating healthy, but I'm saying eating healthy, like these are all things that are that are that are vital in terms of like that that overall uh that overall direction.
But I love how people on the internet are so defensive.
Like if you just say like, oh, I'm happy that I don't need to be drinking anymore on the weekends to have a good weekend, and then people go like, oh, you hypocrite, you were drinking.
I didn't even say, I didn't even say I don't drink.
I didn't even say I don't drink.
And I didn't even say the drinking was bad.
I said, I like that I don't have to be drinking to enjoy the weekend because for like 15 years of my life, that's what I did.
It's nice to not wake up on Sundays with hangovers.
It's nice.
But also too, you know, it does, it is different because when you've drank for 15 years and you've had a good time and everything was always about being jolly and hanging out, you know, I think I was reading 40% of English people have alcohol use disorder.
They have a genetic alcoholism, like almost half the population.
And like over 60% of the population abuses alcohol.
Like it's normal to abuse alcohol.
It's part of the culture.
It's very fun, especially out here in Australia.
Abusing alcohol is, except for the lockout rules and the new bouncer rules.
I'm sure like 10 years ago, it was more fun to drink out here than it is now.
Like, I'll walk around and be like, yeah, like, I'm so, there's so much pattern.
People don't realize this.
This is a, anyone, does anyone look at porn in the chat?
Do you guys look at porn?
Like, regularly, irregularly?
I don't know.
I think I asked that last time.
I think a lot of people look at porn and don't want to admit it, but they do.
A lot of people look at porn.
I saw porn today, right?
I mean, I clicked on that girl's profile, right?
I mean, I'm just saying, I've seen porn today.
Like, whether you want to or not, you do see that kind of stuff.
So I've seen porn.
I've seen porn today, but I, but I, I'm, it's not good.
And I don't think porn is helpful.
I think it's very destructive to the individual mind.
Um, I think there's, I've learned a lot.
Like, I've learned a lot about porn from times of my life where I've looked at a lot of porn where like I just was like, my drive was gone.
I didn't like, I like had like energy issues and stuff like that.
And I find when you, like, from a purely non-spiritual perspective and just physical, when you're not looking at porn, you're just a sharper human being.
You know what's so unfortunate when the right-wing watch started clipping this show out?
One of the unfortunate parts of today's like today where I'm somber, my humor is the same, but no one can tell when I'm joking because I'm not laughing.
Usually I laugh at my own jokes like that.
But you know when I start like talking about, you know, midgets are really hot.
I like them.
And then people like, then all of a sudden it's just like this clip that someone shares everywhere.
It's like, Elijah's Linda Midgets, which is maybe it's true.
like i think i think that's an interesting thing like i think it's so deprived sexually bro that all i need is just the bare minimum And that's like, that exceeds what is enough.
You know what I mean?
I don't need this crazy, like, you don't need toys.
I don't need whips.
I don't need...
What else can you have?
Heaps of crazy stuff.
Yeah, I don't need, I just need generic, missionary, good old-fashioned sex.
Well, yeah, usually girls are that are like virgins and like normal.
They want like normal sex.
They don't want you.
They don't want that weird shit.
They don't want all the crazy shit.
But sometimes they're freaky too, which is also true.
You can't really judge someone because you never know their past as well.
And you never really know.
But it's true.
Like that person said, the hoes are for the streets.
But they say they want a lady in the streets and a hoe in the sheets.
But I don't really know if women who, like, have you ever met non-perverted women, which is, which is very rare today, right?
Non-perverted women.
Like, like women who don't look at porn, who are grossed out by porn.
That's a key factor.
Women who are grossed, the Kez is grossed out by porn.
It shouldn't not look at it like a guy because it's wrong.
Like where a guy, like, because a guy might, a guy still wants to see a naked chick, but doesn't do it because it's, he's, he's saying, okay, this is not the right thing to do.
But girls naturally shouldn't like porn.
Like, that's not a, that's a, that's a weird thing today.
Because girls shouldn't associate sex with like just pleasure alone.
Like it should be connected with with also with like romance and relationship.
Like women's sex drive is different.
Women just being horny and just wanting dick and being obsessed with dick is a very hoe mentality, right?
Yeah, but no, but he said that he had sex with his wife better than him.
So that he was better.
And she said that he stretched out her vagina more than, and it hurt for days.
And it was awkward between them when she was saying, oh, it hurts.
Because when you've ever had sex with girls, especially if you're like, like, like, like you're married to like, you know, a saint like I am or somebody, you would know a lot of times sex can be painful for for for women initially, right?
When they first like lose their virginity, right?
And if you don't get a girl in the mood too, like if you don't get a girl in the mood and you don't have like foreplay and you don't do all these things, they can also be really tight.
Like that's why a lot of guys are always like, oh, she was so tight.
You just didn't do enough foreplay or you didn't like arouse her enough.
She's not aroused, right?
When they're tight, they're not aroused.
Because even when they're virgins or anything, like they, it's a, it's a, it's a muscle, right?
So you have this elasticity and it can change.
So it's like, it's like funny when guys are like, bro, she was so tight.
She was so tight.
When you're like 15, you're like, oh, it means you don't know how to have sex.
Anyway, I do find that to be interesting, though, in these questions of like where sex has become such a public thing for people and why people think they can talk about, like, like why they talk about their own, like, why they film themselves having sex.
Like, I don't understand that.
Like, letting your wife film herself getting banged by another guy, that's a step way deeper than letting even a guy bang your wife.
Okay, so I think I mentioned some of the last thing.
Until I had Jack Murphy on my show, I didn't know, like, because I'm like from LA and I, like, I, I, I still, I don't fit in with the conservative world.
I never have.
I'm a little too blunt and honest to like get triggered by everything.
And I like to troll people and I'll never be accepted.
But the funny thing is, is like I didn't, I don't, I didn't know anything about the red pill community, the masculine community, and I didn't know cucking was such a big deal.
Like, I know people do cucking stuff, right?
Destiny, that's like, they do, like, they do that stuff, I think, right?
With his wife.
Or maybe he says it's not a cuck because it's an open relationship, which is different.
So he, like, voluntary.
I don't know what the difference.
I don't know what the difference between an open relationship and a cucking is.
I guess one you watch and the other one you join in.
Okay, but until I had Jack Murphy on my show, I didn't know cucking was like this, not only not like a real thing, but I didn't, I guess I'm too innocent.
I didn't know it was like this thing where it's like, it was like the worst thing for people because I don't think I've ever met anyone who's admitted to me they did that.
Like I'm sure someone has.
Do you know what I'm saying?
Like I like I know people do things.
I've just never had people admit it.
Like there's a difference between going to a furry convention and being kind of ashamed and keeping it a secret versus like making your profile about furries and being a proud furry.
No, I'm saying like I know cucking's real because I know people do stuff like that.
I just didn't know that like people wrote about it and talked about it.
And like I didn't know this was like the cucking article.
I didn't know this was like a thing that people like discussed.
Right.
So I didn't know that there was this community of like masculine red pills where cucking apparently is like the worst thing and you lose all respect for the guy if he's cucked.
And that's that's like a hands down it.
Okay.
So I just don't come from this world.
So I don't like people say, well, do you respect a guy who's cucked?
I'm like, well, I hadn't thought about it because I'd never met anyone who was.
I didn't think like I thought it was a porn thing.
I thought it was like just like a fake.
You know what I mean?
Like having sex with my stepsister, right?
Like I'm sitting in a chair masturbating to someone having sex with my wife.
I figured that was like a just like that's not really his wife, right?
Like, you figured that was like people acting like incest porn type of thing.
Bro, this is exactly what's yeah, what's being pushed on us all because this is just the war against masculinity and like traditional marriage and all of that.
So, yeah, totally believable that they're trying to promote this, and that's a huge movement because masculinity is demonized and femininity is promoted, right?
