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Riots breaking out all across New York City as we're finding out our typical culprits are on the loose.
Large, large crowd here.
unidentified
We're hearing estimates of thousands and thousands of people who showed up.
And clearly, NYPD is vastly outnumbered in the situation.
Stephan, I don't want to interrupt you for one quick second right now because you're looking at live pictures of a car that was literally covered with people.
And of course, this show is brought to you by locals at ElijahSchaefer.locals.com, where you guys already had your take on who you think is responsible for this.
And you guys said it.
You guys said it.
I think I'm going to say the N-word.
But I don't know about you.
I have a great guest on the show today.
My guest is Joel Davis.
He'll be on in just a moment.
It's approximately 10:15 p.m. Eastern Time in the United States.
And this is Nightly Offensive.
We decided not to dance today.
My guest today, Joel Davis, political commentator, also the host of the Joel and the Blair Show as well that airs every single week.
You know, I think if we look at Africa, there's not a lot of civilization going on there.
And there's a good reason for that.
It's because there's Africans living there.
And yeah, it's just a very basic take.
But, you know, when we look at the science of gene differences, we see it's very clear that the largest genetic differences between human beings pertain to neurophysiology.
They pertain to how you think, how you feel, how you act, not just how you look.
Actually, the differences in how we look are minor compared to how we think and feel and act.
And so the differences, obviously, between different racial groups are massive.
So the expectations for how white people think one should act in public just simply don't comport with what's natural to blacks.
Well, but what you're trying to say, too, is that this is supposed to be acceptable, right?
Because this is what I have a problem with, is that we're told this is how teenagers act, right?
So like you or me or anybody, you know, we're 13 and you're like, what am I going to do this weekend?
I am going to riot in the streets, right?
This is what we're told.
Our top story today is extremely important.
In New York City, popular streamer Kai Sinat was giving away free stuff.
And American teenagers decided to turn it into a riot.
Let's get into it.
Free stuff.
You know, Joel, you know how when someone offers you some free things and you just decide, you just decide in all of the free stuff that this is what you're going to do.
A Twitch streamer, Kai Sinat, was arrested in New York City after a thousand cops responded to chaos at a PlayStation giveaway.
The influencer was arrested for inciting a riot as a crowd of 2,000 descended the location of the PlayStation 5 giveaway.
We'll watch a lot of footage.
We have a lot of this, but we've got to begin our discussion here.
Okay.
We've got to start.
We've got to just start here, Joel, because this Twitch streamer was arrested for sparking chaos in New York City.
It said that he announced on Friday morning he asked his more than 6 million followers to meet him at Union Square in Manhattan at 4 p.m. for freebies.
Now, a small crowd gathered around Union Square Plaza as early as 1 p.m.
However, at the clock reached 4 p.m., the group began to get rowdy.
We'll just call it getting rowdy.
We'll look at the images of what that means.
But it estimated around 2,000 people waited around the park area for Senat to give away 300 PlayStation 5 consoles.
In a press conference held at 6 p.m., NYPD chief Jeffrey Madry said thousands gathered and many remain in the area.
And so a riot was just declared.
I think it's still ongoing.
They're still trying to contain the city.
But what happens in America today, you have a large city and this guy says there's going to be free PlayStation 5.
Free PlayStation 5.
And how does that end?
Well, I don't think many people got their PlayStation 5s, but we ended up with apparently hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars of taxpayer money involved in policing, in crowd control, and in damaged vehicles, cars, etc.
Well, this is interesting because, you know, obviously we saw the riots a few years ago during the Black Lives Matter protests where they were kind of angry, you know, about George Floyd having a drug overdose.
But, you know, they're not angry here.
They're getting free PlayStation 5s.
And so this leads me to believe that maybe we just need laws against getting a bunch of black people, too many young black people together in one area is a security risk.
I guess they just shouldn't be allowed if we're going to have a safe and peaceful society to have a whole bunch of black people in one location because obviously you can't trust them to behave themselves.
I mean, they're just clearly incompatible with civilized behavior.
I mean, this is New York.
This is supposed to be the kernel of American civilization, the greatest city in the world and so on.
Well, you don't see some Hispanic people in there, though.
There's a couple, look at the other of the Edgars in the left.
Do you see all those kids with the same haircuts?
They call them Edgars.
They are like, ooh, something.
Okay, so your understanding of this, and I do bring this up.
It is interesting the lengths that the media will go through to point out everything except for who's responsible for this.
And believe me, this is not, I'm not cherry-picking content here.
There's quite a bit of interesting footage that's been coming out just as we speak.
I mean, when you look at the breadth of this and what was actually going on here, what they're actually chanting, I'll show you in a second.
This was the group that was gathering.
You can see the scuffles down below between each other, right?
Down there, they've completely trashed the park.
They've thrown paper everywhere.
This is in Union Square Park, beautiful park, by the way.
And their literally first inclination is, let's destroy things.
And so we have to ask the tough question, is the media intentionally mislabeling this as I saw one that said it was rowdy teenagers and another called it city brutes, right?
Yeah, well, I mean, pointing out reality is racist.
It's also true.
And it is racist.
And so the question is, do we want to say things that are true or do we want to say things that are not racist?
And as a society, we have to make a decision between these two things.
You can't have both.
So basically, that's what the media is doing.
They don't want to be racist.
So they're just going to totally misrepresent the situation.
And the reality is, if you have a bunch of white people in a location, if you have a Taylor Swift conference, sorry, not conference, a Taylor Swift concert, or you have something that gets a lot of white people into a particular location, there's no mess.
There's no property damage.
We've done it many, many times.
We know the score.
So it's not the age of the people.
It's not even the income level of the people involved.
I mean, the thing is, this idea that we have to coddle black people by not talking about, or other races in general, by not talking about the reality of race, I mean, it seems to me kind of ridiculous because the people that get the most kind of touchy-feely about the subject is always whites.
Whites don't want to talk about race.
Whites feel guilty.
Whites feel the objection.
Whereas if you go there, the other races are willing to actually have the conversation.
Now, they're not going to agree with us.
The other races, they have their views and their views might be different to us on various issues, but they are willing to talk about it.
They are willing to go.
They don't have that mental block that we have, generally speaking.
So really, it's this internal issue that we have in the white community and in the entire white race in our civilization where we can't have these discussions.
And I do want to talk about this because you're going to see exactly what these people stand for.
And we're going to break this down.
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So I loved this clip came up and everyone was saying, you know, Will, hey, these people are actually just mad because the typical thing, they just want their bread, right?
They are just disadvantaged youth.
And then this clip came up reminding us of the true inherent intellectual value of these scholars.
Listen to the poems that they read in defiance of the tyrannical government of New York and their desire for food.
I mean, I don't love police right during the lockdowns and things.
I think you should always, high skepticism of any government enforcement is to be valued.
And I think there should always be a healthy respect and fear between the populace and authority in terms of the fact that they should fear us and respect us and that in some way we should understand that they can quickly abuse their power as well.
And so we should understand where their authority stretches to.
But just having like a bunch of teenagers being in the middle of New York standing on a monument of a past civilization.
Are we post civilization?
Are we post-Western civilization at this point?
Like what do you call this?
A bunch of people saying NYPD suck my dick while standing on a monument, which probably is to some sort of war memorial.
Yeah, I definitely get the feeling when I walk around.
Obviously, we're in Australia, but when I walk around the city, particularly in Sydney, I get the feeling of walking amongst the ruins of a dying civilization, seeing, you know, mixed race couples all around me and trash on the streets.
And it isn't what it used to be when I was a child.
When I was a child, there was a very distinct identity and character and a set of standards and a certain dignity that people had and carried themselves with and dressed with that they just simply don't have anymore.
And it's not just blacks.
I mean, it's everyone.
Everyone has been gripped by laxing of standards.
You know, the amount of people that go down to the shops, but they're not wearing proper shoes.
They're not wearing a nice shirt.
People don't carry themselves with any kind of class or dignity.
And I think that's what happens when standards lapse in one area of society, they lapse across the board.
I mean, this is sort of what you're talking about.
I don't think this is how you're supposed to be driving.
Do you see that right there?
That's from freedomnews.tv.
That's posted by freedomnews.tv, F-N-TV.
That is a live report coming from Twitter or X.com.
And I think that image, I kind of want to pause there and let's just start there.
This is the stuff you see in India.
These are the kind of images you see in Pakistan or these sort of like fake nations, right?
These Western, you know, sort of conquered colonies that try to work with what little remnants of our civilizations that they are able to work with to sort of like be able to have railways and functioning government and order and a military.
And then they, you know, don't manage it well.
And that's what this seems to be like: there's a lot of people that are inheriting such great opportunity, right?
And I mean, just the idea of this idea, it's a handicap taxi.
Like, look at this.
This is an advanced civilization.
You have an autonomous petrol-fueled vehicle that is accessible for people with disabilities and devices that were created by engineers.
And it's in a city operating, you know, with wireless networks, et cetera.
And here it is, and these people are just riding on it like it's a train in New Delhi.
Yeah, I mean, I was in Copenhagen in Denmark last year, and I couldn't help but notice how smoothly the society kind of functioned, even by comparison to Australia or the United States or Britain, where you go to catch a train in the metro.
They don't even have boom gates where you have to put in your ticket or anything.
They just trust you to pay for your own ticket.
I didn't see one police officer the entire time I was there walking around on the streets.
Everyone would get quite drunk of an evening going out partying, but I didn't see one fight.
I didn't see one angry interaction between anyone.
And the city, by comparison to a lot of other Western cities, is relatively quite white.
And the foreigners that are there are quite docile.
They're not really Africans and things like this.
Usually they might be university-educated Middle Easterners or something like that.
And the contrast is that these people largely had an internalized conception of civilizational standards.
They didn't need to have top-down rules impressed upon them to conduct themselves in a certain way, but a lot of these other groups do.
So these kids, I don't really blame them.
They're just out having fun.
This is what's natural to them.
If they don't have authority figures cracking the whip, if they don't have police out there, riot squad gear, crushing skulls and putting the fear of God in them, this is how they're going to behave.
But that's a thing.
In a lot of Western countries, we're not used to having to treat our populations like that because they don't need to be, because traditionally we could just carry ourselves in a civilized manner.
Well, and I think the hard conversation comes about this is I do joke about this and it makes me kind of sad, right?
Like when I look at every problem that happens, you know, in every country, everywhere around the world, from the race riots recently in France, it is not just that, it is not just that we can ignore this any longer, but it's whether or not as a civilization, if we want to not only survive, but if we want to thrive, why do we accept this level of life?
And I think that one of the interesting things about being a part of another Western country or being here in Australia is you still see these pockets, right?
Like Sanctuary Cove or these places that are what life could be.
And it's beautiful.
And the streets aren't just cracked pavement.
And there is a sense of awe.
But then it's sad that today the only place that you can get cleanliness, the only place you can get order, is like Disneyland.
That's what everyone says, right?
Look at Disneyland.
They have their underground network of ways of hiding trash and keeping things clean.
And it smells good.
And there's no crime, at least not that often, right?
Depends on who's there.
And it's like, we have an amusement park that is supposed to be a caricature of what Western civilization, of Western civilization.
That's what it is, right?
Main Street.
It's literally supposed to be a symbol of what Western society is.
He sent me a picture of like, I guess, I don't know when.
It must have been from 2018 of me like giving some deuces in front of some dookies.
I was like, I used to send him like, we used to take pictures in front of all the human feces and like post it because it was like a part of the lifestyle, right, of growing up in LA.
You just have human feces.
And then you come out here and you go, there's not poop on the streets.
Well, I've been to India and I saw, you know, Nick Fuentes was on a show yesterday.
I can't remember the gentleman's name who was broadcasting that program.
And they were trying to get him on all the controversial things that he said.
And he's like, didn't you say that India, the entire country, smells like shit?
And he's like, well, but yeah, it does.
I've been to India.
It literally does.
It's not an exaggeration.
As soon as you get off the plane, it's like you've just been hit with like the worst fart you've ever smelled in your entire life and just gets worse and worse.
And when I finally got used to it, I flew back to Australia and I landed in Australia and stepped out of the plane and took a deep breath and I was like, like I had no idea how incredible this country smelt.
Like the contrast was just so striking.
And there is literally open sewers on the side of the road all through India, through the major cities.
There's guys just squatting, dropping them on the side of the road everywhere.
It's disgusting.
It's literally like that.
I'm not making it up just because I'm a racist or whatever.
Yeah, but if you were racist, you'd be more of a friend of mine.
So if you want to clarify, no, I was kidding.
I do, but I do know this.
And this is where the Scott Adams was right principle.
Like, it is absolutely fundamentally insane.
And here's, I'm not going to dox anybody here, but let me just explain to you something.
In my sphere, the person that I know that's the most progressive lives in the widest neighborhood that I know and is completely zoned out.
They're very wealthy.
I won't even explain my relation to them.
But one of the closest people in my life is very wealthy.
He lives in an extremely white area.
And I always say, like, would you be cool if we put multi-family unit dwellings and built them in your community?
And it's always like, no, no, I wouldn't be okay with that.
And you go, why?
Why?
Because all the young white kids who got fired and they got fired from their executive job.
So they just need some government assistance.
They're going to move in.
And they're going to, what are they going to do to your neighborhood, right?
What is John Clark over there going to be doing in your neighborhood?
It's like, no, no, no, we don't want them.
Well, because who are you trying to zone out?
Oh, it's everyone from the south of town because you don't want them moving into your neighborhood.
Well, why don't you want them moving into your neighborhood?
Oh, you know, because we have different cultures because of economic disparities.
Really?
Because you know, last time I checked, last time I checked, we all grew up poor.
Okay.
I grew up on government-funded food.
So I don't understand this culture.
Can we talk about this culture argument for a second?
Because I want to pick your brain.
I grew up on qualifying for Section 8.
I grew up getting food from food banks.
I grew up getting WIC and food stamps.
Okay.
I grew up poor.
I didn't even know how poor I was until the older I grew.
And I go, damn, we were very poor.
That's crazy.
The fact that we couldn't afford hot dog buns and my mom used to cut up free hot dogs and call them free samples because that's how she could relate to us, the poverty.
Good for her.
And I commend women for making a home despite bad circumstances.
But I did not grow up to loot places.
I did not grow up, I don't throw my litter on the floor.
I did not grow up to run around and to be like this.
Do I have ever been perfect?
No.
Have I made mistakes?
Yes.
But I'm not like a brute.
I'm not a teenage mobber.
Like, that's not my mentality to destroy society, right?
Yeah, I mean, this is statistically backed up in what we can see in the FBI statistics from the United States and the analysis that they have done, which when you correct for income bracket, blacks still offend at way higher rates than whites.
So like a black person who earns $30,000 a year offends way more than a white person on average who earns $30,000 a year and so on.
So it's not just anecdotes.
I mean, it's just, it's a hard fact that we have the data to back up.
But yeah, when it comes to this idea that poverty induces poor morals, you know, again, yes, I understand that it is difficult.
I was lucky to grow up in a middle-class family with a middle-class upbringing.
So I didn't really have to experience something like that in my childhood.
But I had friends who did.
And ultimately, they just became normal people, generally speaking, like the rest of us.
There is a certain amount of genetic relevance probably to class, but not always.
So, for example, if your parents only earned $50,000 a year and you were kind of poor, well, maybe it's because your parents aren't that intelligent and maybe you're not that intelligent as well and you're kind of of a lower stock.
But it's not always the case.
I mean, maybe you had higher stock, but then your parents split up and you had a single mom or your dad died or something horrible happened that put you in that situation.
So yeah, overall, that's generally a Marxist argument.
The Marxists want to make everything about class, not race.
And so they're obsessed with reorienting the discussion to it's about poor people, not about blacks and whites and browns.
And it's always inaccurate.
They're just forcing the conclusion because that's what has to fit their theory, which is always that, oh, well, really, the poor whites, the only reason that they're racist, the only reason that they vote for Trump or support other kind of populist nationalist politicians is because they don't understand that they're oppressed by capitalism.
And if they did, they would support the left.
You know, that's always the argument, but it's always a fraud because, you know, the left, generally speaking, sides with the capitalists.
But more importantly, it's not about, it's not class warfare.
Because if you're a black person in the United States from the lower class, there's way more government assistance available to you than a poor white person.
You get more affirmative action.
You got all Medicaid, Medicare, all the rest of it.
So, you know, there's a very clear pro-black or pro-minority bias in the system.
And that gets justified and perpetuated through this kind of obfuscation of the racial reality of these dynamics.
That's an interesting point you make, though, about the intellectual hoops you have to jump through to deny reality.
And that's a real important factor that I think is like, when people say, are you this?
Are you an ist?
Are you an ism?
Are you this?
You go, do I accept the truth or do I not?
And that's pretty much the demarcation is like, am I something?
If accepting the truth, if there's a word for a truth teller and we make something up tomorrow, I don't know if I'm that, but tell me what the definition is.
And they go, well, the definition is, like you said, this.
And you go, well, is that true?
And if they say yes, then I guess I'm that.
And so what it is in the last days, they'll call good, evil, and evil good.
And, you know, people will be haters of the truth, right?
They'll be literally liars.
They'll be scoffers at God.
And so there's this idea of the truth is inconvenient.
And the evangelicals played a little bit of a role in that in the fact that we've painted God, right, from the from the Jesus people movement and this hippie, you know, non-denominational side of things as being this, you know, weird, loving, like long-haired white guy who smoked pot in the fields.
It's sacrilegious to say, but it's really how he's portrayed.
And, you know, church is more about attendance numbers and, you know, seeker-friendly.
We talked about on the last show.
We showed Star Wars churches and Barbie movie sermons and everything, where it's about attracting people rather than the, hey, we are a civilization that's about admitting where you're wrong, repenting, finding reconciliation, turning from those things, and not letting that apply to all areas of your life, from your discipline to your family to your work.
And we don't accept a society of moral decay and of this, you know, I don't know, this roic of the past.
And it's like.
But the weird part about this is that I'm wondering how much of this is related to race?
How much of this is related to faith?
How much of this is related to just simply a social experiment where they've just rushed a bunch of people from other cultures into a nation, you know, like an intentional disruption?
Like, could multiculturalism have worked if it was done slowly and steadily?
And I think the specter of the Holocaust as like an alternative sacrificial event to the sacrifice of Christ on the cross has become this kind of central moral narrative in our civilization.
And what that represents in the popular psyche is not necessarily what it actually was in practice.
And we don't need to go into a discussion of the realities of the Second World War and so on.
But the point is, is that the specter of that, the specter of the idea that if white people get together and try and organize a society around their own interests and their own identity and their own characteristics, that this would somehow lead to the most horrible and heinous crime ever in world history.
And so that this white guilt is replaced original sin, but there isn't forgiveness.
There is something quite the opposite.
There is this guilt that can never be purged.
And, you know, this is really of the essence, Holocaustianity, it gets called sometimes, really like the essence, I think, of the moral narrative of our age.
And that's largely due to secularization.
I think if people are really truly Christian and they build their morality and they build their worldview out of meditating upon the sacrifice of Christ and what that means, then you can't get as easily sucked into these kinds of modern value judgments, which are very specific to the secular atheist age that we live in.
Even if a lot of people profess to be Christians, most people behave and act like atheists.
And so I think overall, when it comes to the race question, that can't really be processed outside of the faith question.
But when it comes also to white people and specifically what's wrong with us, it's really our religion, Christianity, which is disintegrated and us, which have become very atheistic.
Most of the other races are still quite religious and they're holding on to their traditions largely.
So again, I think it really does pertain to the uniqueness of our situation and why specifically it is our societies that are committing suicide.
We don't have the ability to assert Western civilization is this.
Western civilization used to be white people, Christianity, maybe you could say Greek philosophy, Roman law.
These were the things that were who we were.
And now that's all being pathologized.
That's all been denigrated and disparaged.
We don't know who we are anymore.
So we can't even assert it against multiculturalism because most people aren't even in tune with who we are or they're afraid to really reflect upon it and embrace it because apparently it's evil and racist and anti-Semitic and all the rest of it.
And it's uncomfortable, I think, for a lot of people to even discuss that.
Like, what is Western civilization?
What is the core tenet of our faith of masculinity?
And why is it that a Christian is today?
And I don't, and it's not everyone in the chat, but yeah, why is it that a Christian would be more likely to go sit comfortably in a conference with a transsexual speaker as long as it's in support of a foreign country, right?
But if you criticize that foreign nation, then they'll have a problem with what you said.
And I bring this up because I was in a situation recently where I was denied a job opportunity specifically because I wasn't a part of a certain ethnicity.
As the person stated to me, we're looking to work with people a part of our tribe.
And I told somebody immediately, a good Christian person, that, hey, I just got discriminated against.
They literally offered me to work with me, then asked me my race and ethnicity, asked me if I was a part of their group.
I said no, just my wife is.
And then that wasn't enough.
And so then they just ghosted me, right?
They ghosted me.
And what was the response of the person?
I mean, I'm not a victim.
This is how life works.
If you work in media, this is how it works.
The amount of job opportunities I've lost for being the wrong race or ethnicity is quite higher than you would expect.
Amount of jobs I've lost too.
But you get in there and they go, I don't want to accept this from you.
I don't want to hear this.
And, you know, and I was like, would you speak to black people this way?
If a black friend called you and said that they were denied a job because they said they weren't white, or if a Hispanic person was denied a job, would you say this?
No, but there's this vitriol of like, there's like such a denial that white people, like in the own white community, there's such a denial that we can be victims.
And I'm not saying, you know, not using victim in the traditional sense, like I'm a victim, but meaning even when actual discrimination takes place, which they claim to stand against, even when genuine racism, even when genuine economic disadvantage comes into play of someone they love, they're so trained to defend another group then and make white people seem like the bad guy that just a white person, even me saying that I was discriminated against and having proof, I'm still the bad guy for pointing it out.
And I go, it's so fucked, man.
Like, again, I mean that in a not like a, oh, I'm just, it's fucked.
It's like, no, these are people I love and know who are mad at me for pointing out I got discriminated against for being the wrong race and not being a part of somebody's tribe.
Yeah, well, I mean, it's particularly potent because if white people discriminated against all the other groups and only hired our own people and were radically ethnocentric in the way that pretty much all the other groups are, then we would win.
We would be incredibly successful.
We would run all of our countries again and we would be the most powerful countries in the world and be the de facto leaders of the world again like we were.
And it's only this injunction, this internal moral injunction against doing so that holds us back from that.
And so we make that concession to them and they're still not willing to make the concession in return to us, which shows that we never should have made that concession in the first place, which is why I always tell people, if you're in a position at work where you get to hire people or you're on your own business and you've got a white applicant, a non-white applicant, hire the white guy because that's what all the other groups do to us.
And it's totally irrational to not defend yourself against that as a group.
A group that is non-ethnocentric, surrounded by a bunch of ethnocentric groups, will be totally defeated by them, even if they are the majority.
That's what we're seeing in Australia.
That's what we're seeing in every white country around the world, is that the white majority doesn't act in the white interest, doesn't have organizations that represent the white interest.
They don't have a culture that represents the white interest.
And so these minority groups able to build these coalitions that take over our societies, even though they're a minority.
If we just organize, we would be able to totally defeat them politically.
And so that's kind of what I'm all about, really, is that white people need to get together and start taking care of each other and looking out for each other again.
Yeah, there's nothing hateful about taking care of each other.
And I find that to be such a preposterous idea that people would say that.
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That was funny you said that about the inflationary cost of things because I was just reading an article about Australia being a test center for some of the International Monetary Fund and the Global Reserve in that they're planning on not slowing down.
They're not going to be able to get fully control of the inflation until like 2026.
So I saw in Australia.
So it's going to be three more years of pretty rabid inflation out here to the point to where certain things of food, although our currencies are different and it's, you know, the dollar's worth, US dollar's worth a little bit more here, Australians don't make more.
So I love it.
Americans will be like, you know, it's worth the 0.7, you know, US dollars or whatever.
You know, US dollars are worth a little more.
Dude, Australians don't get paid in US dollars.
They get paid in Australian dollars.
And they don't really make more than Americans.
In fact, Americans are some of the highest paid people in the world.
So, you know, when you're on a fixed salary and your celery is like $5.99 for a stock of celery, you have a problem.
And I just want to remind you that, yes, I paid like $8.50 for a loaf of bread yesterday.
Oh, and by the way, it was only a little over a kilo.
It was like the 500 grand packet.
So it's like 1.5 to like 2.9 pounds of beef.
Woolies is really expensive.
Do you know the other day, I buy these little chocolate, that you said it's gone up.
I buy these little chocolate-covered peanut butter things that have no sugar in them or something like that.
They're like natural.
When I got here, it was like $8.60 for a pack.
And then like about a month in, it was $10 and now it's $1,275.
So it's like, what is that?
That's like a 50% increase in price, right?
From the original in six months.
So it's gone up 50%.
So it's like, that's like, that's a, but that's in six months, right?
So it's not the fact that it's inflation not matching this.
And that's what I was wondering is how can you be bringing in more immigrants?
How can you be bringing these people in?
Australia is increasing their immigration quota.
And in the United States, there are more illegal immigrants that have crossed the border since Joe Biden has been president and are in the United States than the populations of 35 states.
So there are 35 states in the U.S. with less people living in them than the amount of illegals that have crossed the border.
That doesn't include the over million people a year they're letting in legally.
So you're talking about, you know, eight, nine, 10 million people entering the United States, about a third of the population of Australia just entering the United States like in the last two years.
And, you know, in Australia, we brought in almost half a million people in the last year, which is a lot.
Like the previous record was, I think, less than 200,000 in one year in Australian history.
So they've almost tripled the record intake of immigrants.
And that doesn't sound like a lot maybe to Americans, but we're a country of only 25 million people.
So that's like one of the largest cities in Australia, just doubling it.
And so yeah, they're talking about bringing in other like 2 million over the next five years or something like that.
And, you know, what that's going to do, because all the immigrants move into the major cities and the major cities are already like just completely, people say, oh, Australia, there's a lot of space, but empty space doesn't mean anything.
The immigrants want to live in the cities where there's jobs.
And that means we need to build a shitload of houses that no one can afford to build because interest rates are through the roof.
So we have this crisis where we literally just can't build enough infrastructure and housing to keep up with the waves of brown people that they're bringing in.
Why is the government doing it?
It's radically unpopular.
Every time they do a poll, 60 to 70% of Australians say immigration is way too high.
Sometimes 80% say it's way too high.
They're doing it because the property lobby, the business lobby and so on love it because it depresses wages.
It jacks up how much people have to pay on their mortgages.
It's really good for property developers.
It's really good for bankers, lenders.
These really powerful demographics within industry, within the economy, they benefit and the average person gets screwed from every direction.
And so it's really egregious.
I mean, we're just literally getting raped by the economic elites in Australia who are just imposing their policy preferences on the rest of the population and calling you a racist if you disagree, which is enough to shut down debate in a lot of cases.
When white people riot, they do so to preserve democracy and try and affect institutional change in the government because they have an actually rigorous and complex ideological agenda.
Whereas when black people riot, they do it to get free shoes and to just break cars because it's funny.
So that really demonstrates, again, like the stark difference between the natures and spirit of the two individual people groups where you see the pictures, images from January 6th of the so-called rioters, and they're walking in in single file within the divide of things.
You know, they're all lining up inside the Capitol and really behaving themselves with dignity.
It's quite interesting that that's, you know, no one, obviously Ashley Babbitt was shot, but my understanding is that there wasn't like much violence or anything during January 6th.
The people kind of conducted themselves pretty well.
They all went home safe, largely, other than poor Ashley Babbitt, who was shot by that security guard for literally no reason from the images that I saw.
And that was it.
And that's apparently the worst thing that ever happened.
And they're still freaking out about it three years later, obviously for, or two years later, but obviously it's for political reasons.
Obviously, they're trying to use this to bury Trump to prevent him from running in 2024 because, and that's also probably a big reason why they're bringing in so many immigrants across the border so they can juice the Democrat vote.
The system is doing absolutely everything it can to stop Trump winning in 24, despite the fact that Trump really, in my opinion, you know, he's quite neutered from his 2016 self.
I wonder how you feel about that because I know you're a Trump supporter and obviously that's the only game in town.
That's the best way I could say it to Normans, but have you ever seen like the, you know, the synapse of neurons after they fire, there's the resting period, right?
This is very common.
He feels, he reminds me of Jeb Bush, like a nightmare blunt rotation, you know, like you're sitting there and it's like, he's the kind of person who like calls Andrew Tate kind of a mean guy.
Like, meaning he's already, and he had, and he had relatively positive pulling.
Like, even before this, I liked DeSantis, and I still like him.
I mean, I think he's doing great in Florida, whatever he's doing.
But I don't think we need a, you know, I don't think the government's main problem internationally is fighting CRT.
Like, that's not like what it is.
Like, I think we need to kick people out of our country and we need to shut down the borders and we need to get rid of these naturalization, modern naturalization acts, these immigration acts.
We need to just overhaul the country entirely.
But yeah, fighting against woke books in school, great on a state level, great, you know, municipalities on a city.
But nationally, like, bro, you wear sweater vests.
And, you know, on policy, there isn't really anything that really makes him stand out from Trump.
It's not like Trump doesn't oppose CRT.
He's spoken about it many times.
But Trump seems to have the more anti-immigration plan and more of that kind of combative attitude with the establishment, which is obviously why people love him in the first place and what made him a distinctive candidate.
A lot of people like Trump who hate the Republican Party.
And that's an understandable position to me as an outsider looking in on American politics.
But, you know, at the same time, it seems like a very difficult path to victory for Trump because of all of these obstacles.
But nevertheless, in the midterm elections, I think 70% of voters were white.
So this idea that the white vote isn't still fundamentally significant in American politics because they're falling almost down to 50% of the overall population.
You know, the thing is, Hispanics don't really vote.
That's what people don't really realize.
Most of them just stay at home and they'll probably stay at home again this election.
So that makes it somewhat competitive, but it's going to be difficult considering all the shenanigans that they can pull, the fact that the Republicans seemingly haven't been able to get control of all the swing states.
But, you know, recent polling shows that the swing states are quite competitive between Trump and Biden.
So if they were able to have a reasonably fair election, I think Trump is still competitive, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
And I do want to bring something up here that I found to be really interesting.
Like you mentioned about trying to take him down.
I don't know if people saw this story from the National Pulse.
It was that Capitol Police Chief called January 6 events a cover-up in a Tucker Carlson interview hidden by Fox News.
Former Capitol Police Chief Sun told Fox News host Tucker Carlson that the events surrounding the January 6th riots at the U.S. Capitol appear to have been a cover-up in a never-seen-before footage published exclusively by the National Pulse.
In the hour-long interview, Sun laments the behaviors of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, as well as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mark Mealy, who he said had intelligence to suggest problems on Capitol Hill, which they failed to communicate with Sund and his cops on the ground.
If I was allowed to do my job as the chief, we wouldn't be here.
This wouldn't have to happen.
And around 19 minutes into the conversation during which he describes himself as a pissed off about being lambasted in public over the events, he wrote in his book.
And I know this is not a shocker.
This is not new to us.
I mean, the people who are plugged in, but it's like, just remember, this coordination to dethrone Trump and to dethrone white people and to take away the heart and soul of America is so coordinated that even when a patriot, somebody who probably even would align with the deep state, probably even align in many ways with the corporate empire, until his name is dragged through the mud, right?
Until he's like, well, I don't want to get pinned for this.
Like, it was a setup.
And he's probably not looking out for the American people.
I don't assume good intentions here.
Maybe he is.
But it's like, he's even like, dude, you know, come on.
You know why you think me as the police chief that I could have stopped this shit?
This was from the top down.
I was told, like, I was screwed over because they wanted this to happen because it was a setup because they wanted to make it so that when you researched who a rioter was, that this is what they could put up and they could retell history.
This is actually, I've been calling this the Holocaust 2.
So this was the Holocaust 2.
January 6th was second Holocaust, right?
It's the second event that you have to remember in modern history, more than 9-11.
It was worse than 9-11.
In fact, it was worse.
More people died too, apparently.
So it doesn't matter, right?
I've asked, that's a good thing to ask, well, how many people do you think they killed during January 6th?
You probably hear thousands from people.
Probably 900 people, 1,000, right?
If you ask Normie, like, because I asked Normis if they know what January 6th is, and they know that everyone knows what it is.
I mean, the way that they framed it was that it was this attack on democracy.
And that's how they were always trying to frame Trump, that because Trump won an election, because the American people voted for him, that this was somehow contrary democracy.
Now, to democracy, how does that make sense?
I mean, isn't that what democracy is supposed to be?
The American people get to an elect representative and then he gets to govern for the next four years according to the agenda that he ran on and they approved?
Well, no, apparently, according to these elites, Trump is a populist and populism is somehow incompatible with democracy.
So that gives itself over to the question, well, what do they mean by democracy?
And the only way that I can make sense of it, if populism is contrary to democracy, is that democracy is when the people agree with what the elites want them to think, when the people are listening to the elites.
And populism is when the people start developing different ideas, when they start listening to different people.
And so that shows what democracy really is in their mind.
It's a fraud.
It means everyone agreeing with what we want them to think as opposed to opposing us.
And apparently democracy is this wonderful system because we can have freedom of thought, because we can have real dissent, because we can organize peaceful opposition to the current establishment and propose different ideas and argue in the public space for different ideologies.
But that era is now over.
The American elite have now decided, and across the West, they've now decided that they are going to totally turn against that and triple down upon the kind of mass imposition of that particular ideology.
I don't know if you saw Reverend Al Sharpton talk literally about how he specifically was shocked with January 6th that anyone would be involved in this because James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, they would never overthrow the government, like our founding fathers, right?
That's what he literally says.
He goes into saying that.
And I was even listening to the news last night here.
It's all about America in Australia.
All the news is about America.
And it's all about January 6th.
And their perceptions of what January 6th was is absolutely inaccurate.
It's insane.
Like, I was listening to the news, like, you know, and they have these experts from America, which are just jackass, like, Democrat, you know, professors.
They're like, you know, this was literally the cusp of a civil war.
You know, you have to thank Nancy Polis.
You got to thank Joe Biden for coming in in peacetime and creating peace in what was going to be the powder keg of a civil war.
You know, this was the start.
This was a shot heard around the world.
And you're like, I almost said the N-word right there.
But it's like, wake up, please.
You know what I mean?
Like, beat the shit out of you.
You know, I just want, I just want to take all those people and I'm going to knock them the fuck out in a boxing match that they're in a self-defense situation.
Yeah.
Just boom.
But if they're attacking me, if they're attacking me, right?
Because I don't promote violence.
But I want to talk about that because we're going to get to that.
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It is one of my favorite videos, man.
Genuinely.
It's from a couple days ago, but it is absolutely, just absolutely incredible.
Reverend Al Sharpton was on MSNBC and he's talking about how Trump needs to go to jail because he doesn't reflect our founding fathers and the purpose of this nation.
Like, dog, oh, I hate to break it to you, but I looked in the mirror recently.
This is what he had to say.
Listen to this.
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One day our children's children will read American history.
And can you imagine our reading that James Madison or Thomas Jefferson tried to overthrow the government so they could stay in power?
But also, even when Jefferson got in, he was trying to literally get the Supreme Court killed because he didn't want to have them impairing on his authority as president.
Like these guys were badasses who used violence against their political enemies.
That's America's tradition.
If you know about American history, it's cutthroat politics from the very beginning.
But what's sad, though, is the right gets so caught in ego death, right?
Like, I think what we've have a problem here, and we were talking about this earlier, is that, and I've noticed this, and I've worked in media for five years, right?
That if you're effective and you're changing minds and you're speaking the truth, they'll actually kick you out of the media group because you're a threat to their attention and you're a threat because you might start taking their audience or making more money and you're a threat to their network or you're a threat to them.
They'll come after you.
They'll come after your throat.
They'll find a way to get you and they'll kick you out or keep you out of the club, right?
They'll keep you out.
It's a giant club and you're not in it.
Trust me, it's real.
However, it's like I've talked to some of these people and be like, are you fucking retarded?
And the answer is yes, but it's like, do you not realize you're working with the left?
You're letting ego death literally get a hold of you because you're mad.
Oh, this person.
Dude, you not realize we're fighting a war.
We're fighting for our lives.
If you can't get over this petty shit and that shit and this and that, and you've got to cut this person down, you've got to lie about this person.
You've got to sue this person.
You've got to take this down.
I've got to challenge these people.
And I've reiterated this for people that are new to this audience.
Every single hit article that you read, the source is right-wing people that are attacking right-wing people.
Do you know why the left-wing doesn't, there's not these operatives and all these people implanting to get information?
They don't need them.
Your own motherfucking friends that get jealous will flip on you in a second when offered a little bit of cash, when offered a little bit of money, and offered a little bit of time.
And I'm telling you this 100%.
I have been offered money to make videos about positive about Ukraine, positive about Qatar.
And I know people that have been offered money to come after me.
And they've told me.
So I know people that this has happened to.
And I know I've been, I was recently offered money to go after a couple people, by the way.
And I'll admit that, and I didn't take it.
And I stopped that shit in its tracks.
That gets fucked.
Even if I don't like the people, I'm not fucking doing it.
I'm not taking your dirty shit fucking money, your fucking shekels, to come after people and destroy my own side.
Because I know it doesn't help.
That's why people have asked me, why don't you take this person down?
Why don't you go back after those people?
Why don't you do this?
Because it's not fucking helpful.
Because it's not helpful.
Because I'm not a retard.
I'm not looking for free shoes and a free PS5 and to get a hit article on an el-friend or something.
I'm trying to win a fucking war.
Like, you get what I'm saying?
And it's like our side is ego death where they're always worried about fame and like fortune and looking good that they never think about the end goal.
They never think about what we're trying to achieve.
And they don't care about organizations.
They don't care if it's run by, you know, Jewish Zionists or whatever.
As long as they're getting money, as long as they're getting stage time, as long as their show's getting promoted, as long as they get on Fox News prime time, that's what they care about.
Yeah, well, on the point that you were making, when was the last time someone got canceled from the right wing for not being right-wing enough?
I can't even think of one example of that ever happening.
Now, how many people have been canceled from the so-called right-wing because they're too right-wing?
Like, so many.
So why are they getting canceled?
They're getting canceled because they're racist, because they're anti-Semitic, because they're misogynist.
What do all these terms mean?
They mean they're not adequately with the left's agenda.
Fundamentally, the left wing cares more about not being racist or fighting racism or not being anti-Semitic or fighting anti-Semites or not being misogynistic or fighting for feminism than they care about literally anything else.
We see this in their policies.
Like they apparently care about the environment and global warming and all of that nonsense.
But then they keep, when you bring a immigrant from the third world to the first world, their carbon footprint quintuples.
So they don't actually care about the environment.
They care about white genocide more than the environment.
And you can find many, many examples like this.
Apparently, they really cared about COVID.
We've got to stay in and wear the mask and don't spread.
Oh, George Floyd had an overdose.
Oh, well, I guess the real public health issue is racism.
So everyone get out in the streets and have these super spread of BLM rights.
Their priorities completely disintegrate whenever they clash with that fundamental value set.
And on the right, I mean, you talked a bit about your experiences and many people have had these experiences in the so-called conservative movement, in the so-called right-wing, where people go after them and try and get rid of them because they've run afoul of the left wing's ideology.
So that makes, you know, that shows that the right wing, the institutional right wing, is fake opposition in the sense of, well, we want to do the left wing's agenda, but we just want to do it better than them.
They're an alt-left.
They're not actually a right wing.
A true right wing would have to literally have the goal of opposing the left's fundamental agenda and imposing the complete opposite thing.
And that would mean actually fighting them, not fighting our own side for being too right-wing.
The left wing doesn't attack their own people for being too left-wing.
The left-wing doesn't go after people for being too anti-white or too feminist or something.
Yeah, dude, it is absolutely insane how much liberalism and leftism controls our side.
And they do it, by the way, like I said, through the media atmosphere.
Because when you bring money and ego into it, that's how you keep the mechanism of control, right?
So it is a gatekeeping club.
But I think from talking to a lot of people who I'm not talking shit on Anons, I'm not talking shit on America First or all these people, but people maybe who have been gatekept out of the club entirely, right?
So like they're coming from the outside in and they're looking in and don't know how it works.
It's not as complicated as you would think.
The heart of man is deceitfully wicked and who can know it.
When you offer people a lot of money and when you make really tight regulations and everyone knows the rules and the rules are both unspoken and behind closed doors are spoken, it's very easy to keep control.
It's very interesting how quickly the vice and the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.
And there's a lot of money.
And that's why when you hear about the contract, when you hear about the Steven Crowder, like Daily Wire stuff, and you listen to that money, you go, oh, shit.
That's the money that's involved?
The money that's involved is serious.
And it's serious because it doesn't matter about the profit.
A lot of these companies are not actually as profitable as you would think.
In fact, they have donors and they have investors and people behind them.
And you see that they're propped up and they're not profitable in many ways.
Even social media, what makes your money what?
By screwing you over, by selling your information.
They're not making money from the product.
You're the product.
And so you ask, like, how do they pay these people $20 million when you're selling food supplies?
It's like, oh, because you're the product.
What they're buying is the control of the masses.
They're buying the sleeping right wing.
They're reminding you that somebody you should listen to is a moderate who would rent wombs or something like that.
The real right wing is one that accepts transsexuals and drag queens.
That's the real right wing.
And if you care about the white race, if you care about Western nationalism, if you care about Christianity, well, you're getting towards the fringe part.
And how do you know they're fringe?
Because we drew the line.
And all those people and anyone that we want over there is over there.
And I know this.
I've been in it.
Those are all over there.
And they warn you, like, you want to be with those guys?
Look at them.
They don't make as much money.
They don't get invited to the parties.
They don't get invited to speak.
They don't get platformed.
You really want to be with them?
Look at how we make them feel.
Look, not only does the left hate them, not only does the liberals hate them, but we will help fund the hit articles.
We'll smear them too.
And we'll denounce them.
We won't even say their names on our podcasts.
We'll act like they don't exist.
We'll call them that guy and the guy with the America First podcast and the Australian guy.
You know, we won't even name them.
We won't even name those that name them.
That's kind of like, that's kind of like a third paradox.
Whenever they want to refer to something that I did, they just talk about a so-called neo-Nazi who did something, but they don't ever actually put my name.
Like, for example, when I coordinated ratios on Twitter against the prime minister over and over again, they would say, neo-Nazis are attacking the comment section of the prime minister or something, but they wouldn't say my name because they want to give me any more publicity, which is understandable.
That would be tactically stupid for them to do so.
But yeah, that's how they operate.
They operate through creating the kosher sandwich, limiting how far political thought can go and creating this false dialectic of on one side, you have a so-called right wing, which just opposes the left wing because they want to put taxes up too high.
And this thing that they do called wokeness and identity politics, what is that?
It just means, oh, we don't want the left talking about race or gender.
We don't want to talk about it either.
We don't actually want to come out in support of white people.
We just want to be able to avoid the subject entirely and pretend it doesn't exist.
That's basically what the conservative movement wants.
And they think that this will somehow win them elections because they get told, well, if we're going to win elections in Australia and the United States, there's a lot of non-white people there now.
We need them to vote for us.
And so we need to appeal to them.
And the way we appeal to them is by pretending that our differences don't exist.
But if you look at the actual voter demographics, white people vote for right-wing parties.
Non-whites pretty much don't.
In Australia, they did a study about 10 years ago that shows that people that are native born to Australia or who immigrate here from other Anglo-Sphere countries like New Zealand or the UK or Ireland, if you check for kind of income demographics, they vote basically the same.
People who immigrate here from non-English speaking countries, they are 20% more likely to vote for the left or for the Labour Party, which is like the Democrats of Australia.
So the electoral strategy, it's explicit.
The Labour Party here, which are the current ruling party, which are our equivalent of the Democrats in the United States, they explicitly target ethnic enclaves and they run a Chinese person in a Chinese area or Indian people in Indian areas.
And they're literally reforming the party right now to appeal to this multicultural strategy because they know they can just keep stuffing immigrants in and just win elections that way.
How does the right-wing party respond to this?
Which is, well, wouldn't you want to preserve the white supermajority in Australia so that you can continue to win elections and remain politically competitive?
No, that would be racist.
That would be horrible.
Non-whites will never vote for us if we do that.
And so they're complicit in it.
And the big business lobbyists and property lobbyists that pay for their campaigns love it because they want more cheap labor.
They want more property development and so on to line their pockets.
The whole thing is a fraud.
And it's a bit different in the United States, but there's very similar dynamics there as well.
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You're enjoying things Joel's saying.
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We got Fiery Sarah said, OMG, these men that overthrew the British government to found America never would have tried to overthrow the government.
It's true.
Very funny.
Also, Laura, I was like, hey, Lija, someone remix the writer dancing on the card video with Cotton Eye Joe.
We'll watch that at the end.
Why Are You Gay said, based?
Why Are You Gay?
Also said, it's figures.
I can't read that on YouTube.
You can claim it.
I allow it.
And Spaghetti Enwards said, What does it say?
Some retarded meme, something.
I don't know.
Okay.
I don't know.
Heard that smoke detector beep.
Jackson tired of pretending we are peers.
Okay.
I guess that's just a smoke detector beep.
The truth is, I saw, do you see Dr. Jen Benjamin Braddock as we move over to Rumble?
He was like, the year is 2037.
I'm the last Caucasian descent employee in the office.
You start to hear a smoke detector beep.
Nobody cares.
It's like, yeah, welcome to the real world.
Anyway, we'll see you over at Rumble.
Go to rumble.com slash slightly offensive.
Check it out and we'll finish the show there.
Should it'll barely stay on, but it is what it is.
Honestly just watched the clips, but I I did, did watch this stuff.
So uh, kind of setting some of the uh the stage here.
Uh Fuentes was on this Value Tainment it's a Patrick Bet David UH podcast and I really think that he performed like not not better than I thought, but I thought, as good as he really could have, meaning like I don't know how you, under that kind of pressure and antagonism, you can handle yourself better.
Yeah, I mean, it seemed like he was trying to be fair to everyone as best he could, and it was a very hostile group of people.
And that was obviously his intention.
He wanted the controversy for the sake of the content.
And I guess it was kind of interesting.
I think it was unfortunate, though, because the panel was so hostile, it just became this kind of bickering back and forth.
And they weren't able to really go deep into any particular subject of any substance.
And that's unfortunately what happens.
Instead of going there to actually have a conversation, I mean, that one woman that Nick was trolling who was really upset at him for saying that women shouldn't go to college, like she was just a total just airhead retard.
She contributed nothing.
She was tedious and allow every time she spoke.
You had that other seething Jewish guy who was just constantly just attacking Nick and not actually making an argument or saying anything interesting.
So yeah, overall, it was kind of an awkward experience.
I did feel sorry for him a little bit because, you know, obviously he puts himself, that's part of being Nick Fuentes.
You've got to put yourself in those situations, try and reach new audiences.
But I think overall, the kind of childishness of some of the other people on the panel like spoiled it as what could have been otherwise an interesting conversation.
Nobody's saying they shouldn't have literacy, but it's a question of should they have secondary education?
Should they pursue a degree?
And when you say education is freedom, I went to school for two semesters before I dropped out.
I went to school with a girl who borrowed her entire tuition for four years, getting an IR degree, $200,000 in debt for an IR degree, for a liberal arts degree.
Is that freedom?
Am I in a lot of freedom?
Isn't that anecdotal?
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Because I know a ton of dudes in student loan debt as well.
Yeah, nobody's saying nobody has the freedom to go to college or something like that.
But the point is, on the statement specifically that education equals freedom, I don't necessarily buy that getting a college degree is the ticket that it used to be.
So everyone needs to go to college to get freedom.
it's like a female asks you a question but then proceeds to tell you and then i'm this is not an anti-woman podcast but i but i but i do bring up the the very what it was you Well, it's not anti-woman.
It's actually pro-female.
It's pro-woman in the fact of women living and breathing out their design by God.
And I really do believe that.
But it is anti-modernity.
It is anti-whatever, whatever this sick, twisted version of the female is.
And this is what it is.
You're like a 30-year-old chick.
You think you have a lot of time on your hands.
You think that you can have it all as we'll find out.
And the reality is, is like you're sitting there and you just sound like a fucking retard.
Yeah, well, I mean, she was incredibly tedious every time that she spoke.
And she kind of made Nick's point for him through how low IQ all of her interjections were and her inability really to move from one subject to another with any kind of acuity whatsoever.
Just a very unintelligent kind of boring person.
But yeah, the essence really of the debate is, you know, what is the purpose of being a woman?
What makes a woman fulfilled?
And it's very clearly for, you know, literally 99% of women.
Maybe there's the odd kind of autistic German woman who has 150 IQ who wants to become like a molecular biologist or something.
And, you know, no one wants to marry her anyway because she's like a weird freak.
And so you let her do that.
But for like literally all women, other than those really edge cases.
Their happiness is going to come from having a big family, having lots of children, and being a mother and a grandmother and a beloved wife and so on.
And women aren't taught this and they don't learn this as young women.
They're taught the complete opposite.
And then they ruin their lives and they become bitter old hags like this woman who spoil all of their best reproductive and sexy years when they could have been locking down a good man and producing a good family that would sustain them through the rest of their life.
They have a long, fulfilling, happy, productive life.
And they become bitter cat ladies who end up becoming just annoying in these kinds of interactions as a result because their bitterness and inability to listen to any kind of correction is obviously so ingrained in the personality.
I mean, she just kept going on about referencing to her mother, her grandmother, and how they instilled these values in her.
And you can see that there's this kind of intergenerational feminism, particularly with single mother young women, where they just, I guess it's kind of understandable to a certain extent.
They don't trust men.
They don't want to build their life around a man.
But that's the thing.
As a woman, you have to, because woman is designed, as the Bible says, to be man's helper.
It's literally a man with a womb, womb man, woman.
That entire thing, that entire reproductive apparatus, that entire function, the fact that women are kind of a little bit retarded mentally so that they can be adapted to hanging out with babies and not losing their mind and like beating its head on a rock or something.
All of these things are designed by God to make women mothers, to make them nurturers, to make them carers and these kinds of things.
And I think it's, yeah, it's very tragic.
I mean, we like to meme misogynistically meme, but it's very tragic for the women fundamentally.
They're just that society is not instilling that basic truth in them.
Yeah, like that mode of, that's why I said not being anti-woman is there's just very few, I've met very few women in my life, right?
And that's to some people in the chat, that's unfortunately a literal phrase.
And maybe you're better off for it.
But also, like, you know, these women are basically all the same.
And they're, you know, they're anti-feminists and they're, you know, right-wing and they're like this girl, she's a capitalist.
You know what I mean?
And they're, they're all these things.
They're everything except for what?
Doing what they're supposed to be doing, which is if you're out working and you're looking for attention and you're on the internet and this is what you're seeking, right?
It's not like, okay, yeah, she just happens to be a mom and she's on a podcast to give her opinion or something.
When you're dressed like this and you're on to, you know, have this shirt and you're trying to get attention, you know why you're there.
Here's what she had to say.
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That women can have it all.
And I think this construct of you have to choose this career.
You have to choose to be going to college over having a family.
I'd love to have a family one day.
I'd love to be married someday.
And I think you can have it all.
And I don't think that you have to choose between this lifestyle of either or.
I know you want to rip my face off, but I'll let you finish.
And so the point is, is that when women go to college full-time or they have a full-time job, they can't be a mother because a mother is a full-time job.
So that means that if they are having kids, guess who's not around for eight hours during the day?
Where do they put the baby for eight hours during the day?
Did they just stuff them in a box somewhere?
Got to send them to the gate to daycare.
Somebody has to take care of the kids.
Just because you're the one that's not doing it doesn't mean it's not a full-time job.
So, no, you cannot have it all without making sacrifices.
And the problem is, working women will have a kid.
They'll prioritize their career.
This is what happens in many cases.
And who is the one who is forced to pay the price?
Who, for this sacrifice in time?
It's the kid.
It's the kid that doesn't have the mother for those eight hours a day when their mom's at work.
It's the kid who mom can't go to the game.
Mom can't pick you up when you're sick from school.
Mom can't do X, Y, and Z.
So actually, we have a short life.
We have to make decisions in time.
Nobody can have everything of everything.
Nobody can have it all.
We have to make decisions, which means sacrifice.
And the problem that is going on, if women want to work their whole life and never have kids, I don't think that's good for them.
I don't think that's fulfilling.
But worse still is you have women that are promiscuous, which is a mortal sin.
They'll wind up having kids, often become a single mom.
And even if they're not, the kids wind up in daycare.
And the point is, it's just a very selfish lifestyle.
I don't know where this became a controversial statement that women can't have it all.
Like, when did that become a thing or a narrative that females can have it all?
That you can go to work, you can work against time, right?
What is that?
Like, as if, as if, like, I asked Kez, right?
If, if, with little baby E, if, if she would, what would she do about being away from him for eight to 10 hours?
And she's like, there's no way in hell.
Like, who's going to know my baby better than me?
And the cost of daycare, the cost of this stuff, how much money am I really going to make, you know, versus like the cost?
Is it really going to contribute and make our life better?
Maybe with the price of lasagna, it will.
But no, but, you know, it's like, is it really going to be?
And we make the choice to have one income, to work as a family, to make sure she can stay home.
Because like he said, with sacrifice, if she, you know, want to make $100,000 as a nurse or whatever like that, could we have an extra luxury car or something?
Maybe.
Who fucking cares?
I don't have to think about my son, where he's at, or like he's just always protected.
Yeah, you don't want to send your wife to go work for some other man telling her what to do all day.
That's cucked.
I want my wife to work for me, raising my progeny, not work for some other dude in the corporate system.
You know, that's disgusting.
It's cringe.
And the ideal really is to come home and the wife is well rested.
She has everything ready for you.
You don't want her to have all of these other responsibilities so that when you do spend time together at the end of the day, she's tired, you're tired.
You know, it's not good for the relationship.
There's a reason why the majority of stay-at-home mothers are from a higher income bracket.
It's a luxury to have a stay-at-home mother.
That indicates that it's a good thing.
If rich, only rich people can have something, that means it's good.
So yeah, this kind of ideal that they've created, this feminist ideal of build your career and it's great to work.
It sucks working.
Having careers sucks, generally speaking.
I mean, I love doing this kind of thing, but the majority of careers, in my opinion, suck.
And it's great.
If you have a job that you truly love, that's great.
But actually, part of being a man is recognizing that life isn't all just fun and games and that you have to make sacrifices and work hard to get, accomplish the things which are really important.
And there's nothing more important than family.
And having a big family, I mean, when I get old, I want to be a grandfather who has heaps of children and even more grandchildren and just be sitting around the Christmas dinner table and just seeing like this massive giant room full of people that can barely fit in a room and thinking all these people came out of my balls.
You know what I mean?
That's winning.
That's success in life more than almost anything else that you can do.
Now, there's other things you can do.
You can have really high achievement in various ways.
But for the average person, that's about as the closest to excellence that you can achieve.
Not becoming a nurse or whatever, becoming a successful boss bitch and climbing the corporate ladder.
It's actually a very kind of meaningless existence.
And the thing is with women, because they're kind of biologically predisposed to be carers, what happens in these corporate environments is they start like treating it like it's their family.
They start caring about their job like they would care about running the home.
It's like kind of pathological.
I see this a lot.
And they get all stressed about it and put all their emotional energy into it and so on.
And it's just like capitalism is recoding these kind of wholesome, good feminine energies to be reworked for the profit motive as opposed to the creation of the next generation.
And I don't, what I don't get though is also people not understanding that you don't have to continue on the broken system.
Now, I, I, one thing I really don't like about people sometimes in the in the, I would say the true right, right?
I don't want to call them far right is because of their anger at the broken systems, they sometimes misdirect their anger at people who are broken, who are trying to do better.
So, you know, sometimes they're like, and the idea of standards and the idea of ideals, they sometimes forget to apply other things like redemption and love and biblical principles, right?
I'm not talking about being okay with continuation of sin or continuation of bad behavior, but realizing there's a thing as generational curses.
And sometimes that's why you have to break them even with your son.
Like we were joking about at breakfast, Kez made some quiches or whatever.
I'm sorry for making you fly out so early.
If you guys don't know, this is like a morning show for us and it's a nighttime show for you in the U.S.
Okay, so it's this is like we, he has to get on a plane.
And it's like only like an hour and a half, right?
It's like right up right up the thing.
However, like I'm like, you know, you're like, oh, hey, would you, would your son's going to have an Australian accent?
And I'm like, hey, as long as he doesn't have my accent, because I was born with a, with a very bad lisp, like really bad.
And it took years of speech school.
I still have to sometimes like train myself to not let my tongue hang out of my mouth.
Plus, I was born in the valley.
So I sound like a valley girl.
And that's a real thing.
Like, I don't know if you can really train yourself out of that, right?
But just because that's a thing doesn't mean I want my son to sound like he grew up in like the gay valley of California drinking, you know, soy water and like atrazine, you know?
I don't want him to sound like me.
And I don't think people understand the import of like, if you're a woman and you grew up in a, in a home, people always go, well, my mom had to work and, you know, and this.
And like, you know what?
I've had to work as I'm 22 and I'm 23.
Well, good.
Well, fucking cut the shit.
Like, like, okay, so I've had to work.
Well, why are you seeking to continue that?
Why are you not only not desiring change, but why are you not desiring to cut it off with your progeny?
It's like, well, you know, I've been forced.
I had to raise, I was a single mother and I've had to raise my kids.
Good.
Why are you teaching your daughters that that's the way to live?
Why are you continuing on the curse?
Why don't you want better for the next people?
You're literal ball products.
These came from you.
I laughed at my son the other day.
He said, you came from here, buddy.
Stop it.
Cut the crap, right?
These are your children.
I'm not going to raise him to speak like me.
I'm not going to raise him in poverty like I was.
I'm not going to raise him around weird people.
I'm not going to do that shit because I want better.
For some reason, we're in a culture where it's like, well, this is just kind of how feminism is.
This is how it is.
This is how I'm going to be.
And it's like, dude, well, are you happy?
You dumb bitch?
No, you're not.
And you know what I mean?
And you cock dude.
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Like, well, you know, I got to really respect women and be, you know, put, you know, be in this position.
Yeah, I mean, repentance is the precursor to receiving grace, you know, in Christianity.
You can't receive grace from God to resolve an issue that you're dealing with, which is fundamentally based in sin until you repent, until you recognize what I'm doing is wrong.
You have to intellectually and willfully acknowledge that what you're doing is wrong and the pattern of behavior you have that is wrong.
And then you can receive forgiveness, then you can receive grace, and then you can start to act differently.
And we live in a society where we don't have this value of repentance anymore, where people want to make excuses about how they're a victim as opposed to actually challenging themselves to become better.
You know, we see this with discourse around, you know, so many people are addicted to alcohol and drugs these days.
And I know this has probably been a perennial problem in human history, but it is particularly egregious, it feels like, in recent years.
And whenever you talk to someone who is an addict, they always have a billion and one excuses why they need that because otherwise they're worse in this way and that way and so on.
They can't break out of that cycle because breaking out of that cycle requires striving for more.
Not just how do I get through my day, but how can I become a better person?
And most people don't really have that ambition.
You know, my parents ended up splitting up when I was kind of in my late teens, but they didn't get along too well.
Like they kind of stuck together because they had me and then they had my brother and sister.
They kind of tried to make it work, but they were a bad fit.
And I had a few relationships which were going towards marriage and they ended up, I ended up ending them because I could just see that it was going to end up like my parents.
Maybe we could make it work for five years, for 10 years, but eventually that would crumble.
And I just simply do not want that for my children.
I want my children to have their mother and father together until they die.
Until we die, obviously.
I want us to die first.
But yeah, I just, not that it was particularly horrifying when they did split up, but it was just, I think, I think I missed out on something.
I met other kids who had parents who seemed to actually really like each other and they had like a family where it just had a better dynamic than mine and I was kind of jealous.
So I want to provide that to my children.
You've got to learn from the mistakes of your parents and fix them, not just replicate them.
And generally speaking, you will replicate them.
The sins of the father go down each generation unless you really try to confront it in a serious way.
There is a clip that is part of this that I thought was very poignant, which I think was like, where people pretend like you're retarded or you're stupid for pointing things out that are obvious and true.
Like about women and men, women will always tell you, but don't you want to make this more appealing to women?
Don't you want to bring in more money?
But not women like you, because you're an unpleasant person.
And I used to, one of the last final mistakes that I made in my, you know, centrism that I know of was thinking that like right-wing women were different, right?
That they were somehow like anti-feminist and that there wasn't like, it's working women are working women, right?
And they still have this irrational behavior and this sense to them that they don't think about like the future, right?
So they just act in the now.
And I think that they're not, that it's like, that's still a woman outside of her position and her place in the world.
And I love a girl's like, what do you mean I have a place?
But we do all have a place.
We do.
And it's not just women.
Men have a place too.
And most of them are living outside of it.
And that's the key thing.
But I don't hear men crying back and like, don't tell me I'm not in my place.
They don't even care.
They either just fuck off with you and don't even listen or they move on.
It's women that are always like, don't tell me there's a place.
I don't want to hear this.
I'm a girl, boss.
Shut the fuck up, Hillary Clinton, wannabe.
Like, you have no idea.
But I love this clip that happened during the interview where this guy gets mad at Nick for something that he said.
And then like, it's the most awkward interaction I probably have seen in a long time.
I mean, Indians stink like shit in general, wherever they are.
So bad.
There was one time I worked in this factory when I was younger.
It was like a warehouse.
And this new Indian guy started.
And this guy, the BO on this guy was next level, like unlike anything I've ever experienced in my life.
You could smell him from like 30 meters away.
And then as you got closer, it got more and more intense.
And you could just, everyone was like walking like this big circle around him to avoid being too close to his like smell radius.
And all the girls are whispering, like, what do we do?
Like, how do we, because it was his first day.
How do we deal with this situation?
And everyone was all these polite white people who didn't know how to react to it.
And at first, I had this kind of like jackass impulse of like, I'm just going to run up to him and just take the biggest breath I possibly can to get like the adrenaline rush of like the horrible smell.
Like, you know, so I run up to him and did this fat inhale and almost passed out because of how bad it smelled.
But then after I did that, I went to the boss and I said, like, you got to tell this guy to have a shower and put on deodorant and wash himself.
Or like, you can't be here.
Like, that's workplace health and safety.
Like, it's literally abusive.
And, you know, he's like, yeah, okay, fair enough.
And then, you know, he, I don't know what happened, but he didn't show up again the next day.
But the point is, Indians stink like shit.
I've experienced this in real life.
The whole country stinks like shit.
So yeah, it's just true.
But, you know, this is an example of, you know, oh, make the movement more appealing to women, make the movement more appealing to this group or that group.
What they're really saying is, is, I don't agree with your ideas because I want to have a movement that doesn't have any ideas.
I want to have a movement that everyone can be in because we don't believe in anything because I'm not here to, I don't have an agenda.
I don't have an ideology.
I don't actually have morals.
I just want to make money.
I just want to have a position within a social infrastructure that is stable.
And that means the least amount of controversy possible is going to be most conducive to that.
And that's what the logic of these kinds of people is, is they don't want to touch anything that's too controversial.
They don't want to take a stand on anything.
And it was like the white people that at my old job, they know this Indian guy smells like shit, but they're not going to say or do anything about it.
I just found that rich because in my old neighborhood in New York City, if you used the F, you know, the N-word, they would fuck you harder than the child porn, I guess you watch.
It was from Nick show the other day where he was saying like he was complaining about how there was this black guy littering in front of him and how, like you know, people are complaining about Hitler.
What did Hitler ever do to us?
You don't see Hitler out there like uh, littering on my, in my neighborhood.
Hitler did nothing to us, but this guy like it was this like really funny, ironic rant, uh, you know where he's like.
If Hitler was here, he would agree with me actually and we would gang up and kill that guy for littering, um, hilarious.
You should maybe try and find that clip.
It's like tongue-in-cheek, but it was like literally hilarious.
Um, but yeah, I don't know what.
I don't even know what he's going on about with the child porn thing.
I think he might have uh, got like multiple controversies mixed together and he didn't fully understand them, so it didn't really land.
Um, but uh yeah, that guy was just a prick the whole time like, instead of actually making a point in the discussions, he would just go, oh, you have a micro penis or you watch child porn, or just this kind of thing.
It's also funny that he also reenacted the uh, real life version of that meme where it's like, oh, you think black people are violent, or black people would really you up if you said that to them, to their face.
Nick has got like this uh strong comedic streak and he integrates it so well with his political commentary.
Um, where it's seamless, like he doesn't, the political commentary never stops and the comment where the comedy starts, but they kind of merge together.
That's what makes this show so distinctive, um and uh, you know, no one else can really quite make that blend so successfully as he can, but uh, yeah.
And then they put clips out on that Right-wing Watch page.
They put a clip once up of uh, John Miller and I when we did a stream talking about how much we like dictators and how democracy is gay and so on, and it was like all the comments are just all people who follow me like haha, what a cool clip, or whatever.
Like I don't understand the point of Right WING Watch like they.
Well, it's because they they get you fired from your job.
So I know, but what they, but they, but what they do is they do Nick so that they can compare people to Nick because the only people that care about right-wing watch, the daily-based media matters, is literally the big right-wing media corporations that are afraid of losing advertisers and they go after advertisers.
But they do successfully do that.
They do successfully get people demonetized.
They did that to Daily Wire recently, even too, where they didn't heed their warnings, right?
Even though they're like Jewish-run organization, and so they're not going to get them on anti-Semitism or like racism.
They did get them on the anti-LGBTQ thing, which to me is really kind of actually funny because I mean, it's ironic, right?
When you go after pedophiles, when you go after like grooming children, you're anti-gay now.
I don't want to like be this like, oh, my new dad, so I know everything.
But I was thinking about this because I was, I'm not going to get into the details here, but there was someone had worked on, I have some friends basically who work in dismantling like pedophiles and this kind of stuff, right?
And they tell me about their work and they show me their investigations, not like the CP or anything like that, but just like, check out this person's chat logs and look at what they're saying.
They think they're talking to a 12-year-old, right?
So somebody was talking to me recently and was showing me the ugliest motherfucker I've ever seen in my life, you know, showing me the chat logs of like this investigation that they have with a decoy and what they're doing on pedophilia.
And I was just like, I said, wait, 12?
You know, I go, this isn't even like an argument about which country has the right age of consent or, you know, when does a woman become a woman or whatever?
This is like, we're talking about like a child, right?
And he showed me like, no, some of these people like prefer 11 or 10 year olds.
And I asked him, I go, you know what?
Like, so if we're talking about prepubescent kids, I go, what the fuck is it?
Like, I go, why can't they just like go to like, if they, because I asked him, I go, if they, if they want like young girls, there are countries that have lower age of consents than some states in the U.S. There are states that it's 16.
People can go have sex with younger people.
And he goes, no, they like, they prefer pre-pubescent kids and like they like kids.
And as a new father, you know, like, like getting re-experienced and re-acclimated to innocence is such a refreshing thing.
I think this is one part of parenthood that people don't understand.
You know, with all the porn I've seen and all the sin I've committed and all the drugs I've done and everything and the violence.
I've seen people get murdered and killed.
I've seen just a lot, you know, in my short days.
You know, you become very desensitized and you become very numb.
And I guess some people could call it just a little bit of, you know, stuck in the zeitgeist and whatever you want.
There's a lot of words for it.
And when I look my son in the eyes, you know.
And I just see that like, you know, me just smiling at him, you know, I get a smile back, you know, and just, you know, like going and right in between, you know, his neck and his and it's giving a little kiss and he starts giggling and laughing and I'm like, a little kiss, you know, like a little, he just gives him the joy.
And sometimes like while Kez will be changing him or whatever, let's put a fresh diaper on.
And then I rub my whiskers on his shoulders and like on his forehead, his little fuzz head, his little like right here on his collarbone.
He just laughs and laughs.
And he thinks it's the funniest thing.
And I just like have grown this like connection with him to just like, where like, sometimes I just stare at him and he just like, you know, pats my face and he's so enthused with like the whiskers and stuff.
And I'm dumbfounded at this innocence and this enjoyment.
And I totally fully like understand now how much more we need to fucking execute these people.
But there's a big difference with seeing porn again versus never seeing it at all.
And when you see this kid who hasn't seen these grotesque, degenerate things, who hasn't experienced the violence, and you see this like just fun openness to life, anybody that would want to take that away and every type of bit of their soul they would want to remove, fuck, I want to kill them.
And I think that's why you got to have kids because it reawakens you to innocence.
It reminds you of the purity of the soul.
And it also reminds you of why you need to fight, why you need to fight against these things, because not everyone's as fucked up as you are.
And that's from someone from LA.
Pretty fucked up.
So it's like nice to know that, you know, so I'm afraid to move my kid back to an American city because they're a little bit worse than here, honestly.
Yeah, well, at least the NIG percentage in Australia is quite low.
So that's one benefit, a relative benefit anyway.
But yeah, but when it comes to, you know, I appreciate that.
I don't have kids yet.
But so much of what my politics is about or what my thought process is about is thinking about, well, what kind of world are my children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and so on going to inherit?
And really meditating upon that and also thinking about all my ancestors down the generations and what their sacrifices were ultimately for and what that means to carry their legacy.
And that consciousness is really what motivates me more than anything, or maybe not more than anything.
I mean, there's other things that motivate me trying to relationship with God and other things, but wanting to be a principled and valuable man to the people that are alive today.
But really, I don't think people spend anywhere near enough time really thinking about their ancestors, really thinking about their future descendants.
And plugging yourself into that obviously be a lot easier when you actually have a child to hold in your arms and you can interact with it.
You have a very cute baby.
It's a big blue eyes and just smiles a lot and everything.
But to me as well, like getting in touch with when it comes to sexuality, getting in touch with the fact that you are breeding, the fact that you're creating children to me enables you to really understand what your sexuality is.
And what all degeneracy is and all perversion is, is making sexuality about anything but that.
And the more that your sexuality is about anything but that, the more you are spiritually disconnected from your own life force.
And, you know, if you're looking at your woman in the face and you're like, I don't want to put a baby in this woman, why are you even with her?
You should have this like urge to like, I just want to fill her up with as many young white Aryan babies and just pump them out so that we can own Zog, you know?
And I, and I mean this, though, in the most hilarious way, and also the truest way, though, about the fact of, like, having an actual, like, I, I regret not having kids earlier.
And I know, but still, we're like, what the fuck were we doing?
Like, we'll be married for five years in December.
Okay.
We'll be married for five years.
Why did we wait four years to have a kid?
I don't know.
That's retarded.
That's gay.
It's stupid.
And, you know, and now we're trying, like, we want to have a kid as soon as possible.
Because what I noticed was, is that I don't know who my wife was before we had a kid.
I don't even know who she is.
I have no, I, dude, she deleted, once she got pregnant, deleted like pictures of her in bikinis from like years ago offering, which wasn't ever like doing like flexing, but like, you know, she wasn't like taking like bikini pictures, but just like, you know, with friends and like, you know, places.
She got rid of all her immodest clothes.
She like, our minds changed, right?
We were like, and I, and I have to change a lot too, because I have, I, that's why I'm open to the idea that coming on outs, like pulling out is a sin.
I'm not, I'm not, I'm not fully there, right?
I haven't like achieved all perfection.
I don't know everything.
But I watched her start to shape into a mother before the baby was even born.
And it's like the most crazy thing.
At least me and my son, we both love her titties, so we love that.
Also, it is crazy, like when you see it and you see the fact that like from her comes milk and the life force of my son, and you see, like, you see this, you go, man, I'm so glad I didn't marry some dumb fucking bitch whore because, man, you know, there's a lot of them, like you said, were you like, oh, I'm so roused by this girl growing up or different people.
And I look at their lives and they're single mothers, they're divorced, they're all over the place, they're working, which I find to be one of the biggest turnoff is a woman who works.
There are some working women who watch this show because you have to, but it's not ideal.
And I don't, and I, and I, and I think if you had to work for whatever reason, I understand, but also you should, again, seek to not.
And I, and I knew Kez didn't want to work.
I knew she just wanted to raise a family.
And I'm very, very happy because I feel like that is the best thing ever is just to come home and just to have someone and you have a kid and your wife.
And we have some people in here that have a lot of kids and that's really awesome.
But I guess you're supposed to be the moral of the story is have more sex with your partner, your wife, or with your husband if you're a woman, and let him nut in you or nut in your wife.
Yeah, I mean, it's what Jesus Christ wants you to do.
It's what Adolf Hitler wants you to do.
It's what I want you to do.
I mean, you can't get any better endorsements than that.
And, you know, ultimately, it should be what you want to do.
I mean, you know, as you were saying, the way that like your wife becoming a mother transformed her in your mind, it's very wholesome and beautiful to hear you describe that.
I mean, that's, you know, why wouldn't you want that?
Why would you want anything less than that?
I think I made a tweet a couple months ago, which I think I still stand by, which is that I come to the realization ultimately that all sex is gay unless you're breeding your Aryan wife.
Because, you know, you should like sex is your connection to your ancestry.
You're bringing forth the next generation, the great chain of being flowing through you and down through the ages.
The life force that flows through us that is ancient, that is millions of years old potentially, and will continue to go on for the foreseeable into the future, long past our death.
That is such a powerful thing that resides within us that is like the foundation of so much of everything, as I said before, that ultimately that we're fighting for.
And so you should be reverent towards it.
And the perversion of it is really the key way in which the Jews are fucking our society.
I mean, the Jews spread pornography in our society intentionally as a political weapon.
The Jews spread all kinds of degeneracy.
In Australia, we didn't have pornography shops until the 70s.
There were a bunch of Jewish activists that pushed for it.
A lot of people don't know about that.
You know, and similar things happened in a lot of European countries.
Why did they push so hard for that?
Is it just because they're naturally degenerate or something?
I mean, maybe to an extent, but there is a really pernicious and demonic force at play here, which wants more than just to make you come because it's sin.
It's a deeper, it's a far deeper thing.
It's the perversion of the life force of our people, the vitality of our people, turning it against itself, perverting it, and cutting us off from our own ancestors, cutting us off from our future progeny, cutting us off from who we are.
And, you know, we have to do work to restore that.
And a lot of us have been perverted by growing up in this society.
And that's really political.
Like, that's why I've been talking a lot more lately about things like miscegenation.
If you're someone watching at home and you're a white guy and you have a non-white girlfriend or you're a white girl, you have a non-white boyfriend, but you listen to this kind of thing and you don't have kids and you're not married yet.
Get the fuck out of that fucking relationship while you care.
Because you're literally destroying your bloodline.
What the fuck are you doing?
Like people need to start taking this seriously.
This isn't just an abstract thing.
It's intensely personal.
And the way that we solve our civilization's crisis, the way that we solve the spiritual crisis, the racial crisis and so on, is purifying ourselves fundamentally and being an example to others to do the same.
So, yeah, I'm very passionate about this subject, obviously.
But, you know, to me, that's how you have to see it.
Because, you know, as you were saying, I mean, I mean, I met your wife today.
She's a lovely woman, really nice, wholesome energy and so on.
You know, you're a really lucky man.
You got a good thing going.
And as you said yourself, oh, if only we had realized this five years ago.
I mean, it's lucky you realize that now you've got the time and it's going to be fine.
It's going to work out well.
But yeah, I mean, I'm 28.
I spend too much time on dead ends and wasting time in my 20s as well.
I still have time, thankfully, if I get it right now.
But, you know, we don't want the young Zoomers coming through having to go until they're 30 before they realize this.
We want them realizing this when they're 20.
And they're only going to realize that when they're 20, because the 30-year-olds in the movement are showing them the examples of how to be happy, how to live a wholesome life.
Yeah, you know, okay, so I'll be completely honest, which I don't even care saying.
Like, I don't think I think the exact same way as you on the like interracial relationships and marriage and stuff like that.
I do think that people would be happier.
And I think that it's important to, I think that we were designed to be with our kind, right?
So on one hand, I think there's a biological aspect that I think that especially this idea that multi-racial or interracial relationships are even common is retarded.
It's not even true.
They're not even common.
They make like a small percentage of relationships.
In almost every race, it's race is an important factor.
Black people, it's an important factor for them.
Asians, I think it's the most, I think, with Asians.
So like interracial children or something like that.
Well, I think I would recommend people, because of divorce rates and things, to try to in their life.
You probably would be less happy, especially if you're like a white girl with a black guy, the chances of like domestic violence, everything increases.
And I think that this is important in some ways for like progeny and a generation and like a people.
Like I think it's more natural.
Like this is what I was going to say.
I think it's more natural for people to want to stay in their race.
I think forcing that is what's actually the problem.
They're trying to get people by like bussing people into neighborhoods, breaking up schools, creating, you know.
So I don't think that's normal, but I also don't think it's bad if it was left to normal quotas.
And this is kind of like my stance, which I'm sure people say it's not based or whatever.
And I don't really care.
This is my genuine belief.
It's like, I think like immigration, when left to like normal quotas, can be good.
So like if you just have like one random, you know, if you like, for instance, like British colonizers, right?
There were small populations in a large place creating a net positive impact in an area and creating these colonies and creating a positive and bringing civilization to a land.
They weren't replacing the native populations, right?
They actually brought impact.
These white people brought it.
That was immigration, technically, or colonization.
Also, if you're just like a business guy and I just happened to move, you know, to China, some business guy, because he has a business plan.
He was opening up a factory and he's there for 10 years and he's trying to create his business.
That could be helpful.
But like letting in millions of Mexicans, not good.
Having these massive immigration programs for a million legal immigrants, not good, right?
These are not good things when they're done improperly.
And for me, with interracial relationships, I know people who are much happier or having much better progeny or much better lives who are interracially in relationships than people who are against that and are single and don't make children and are bitter.
But I also think that we are in a very interesting time where there's not a lot of options of people, like with morals and values.
And it's not like just because you want to date, you're a white guy and you want to date a white girl, that you're just going to be able to find a ton of like qualified white women who want to breed maybe in your area, especially if you live in like Chicago, maybe if you live in like a liberal city and your best option is going to be some Hispanic Catholic girl.
What do you think about that?
Because I kind of want to pick your brain on this is a very controversial topic.
So like I'm in Chicago, right?
And I meet this Christian girl.
She's at my Catholic church and she's our parish, whatever you want to call it, and she we want to get married and we don't have kids yet.
Why would that be a bad thing for a like Hispanic girl at a Catholic church versus them not be getting married at all type of thing, you know?
Well, to me, like you're not really putting the child first.
You're putting your selfish desires first because the child is never going to feel fully part of any particular identity then.
They're going to be not going to look like you.
They're not going to look exactly like your wife.
They're not going to fit in with that side of the family or your side of the family.
They're going to be like outsiders.
And their identity is going to be this weird admixture of all these different elements.
And so you're depriving them of an organic identity, an organic community.
And I mean, there's other biological aspects to this.
Like you are more genetically similar to every single person who shares your race than you are to any person who is outside of your race.
So if you have a mixed race child, your child is less genetically similar to you than to every other white person.
Like that's kind of messed up.
And if you have, like, say you have a child with an Asian woman and they need like an organ transplant or something, you can't give it to them because you're not genetically similar enough.
Well, yeah, like you're a mixed race person and you need organ transplant, you're in big trouble or like bone marrow transplants or that kind of thing.
And that's important, not just because what if they need an organ transplant, but because of what that indicates that you're so estranged from your own children.
I want my children and my grandchildren, my great-great-grandchildren to all look like me.
I don't want them spinning off into some radically different direction where they're completely unrecognizable.
And as I said earlier at the beginning of the YouTube stream, or when we were still on YouTube, the largest differences between the races are neurophysiological.
So they pertain to how we think, feel, and act, not just how we look.
So it's just about our children looking like me.
I want my children to have a similar personality to me.
I want them to share my values.
I want them to share my character, my expectations, my tastes.
I want to be able to connect to them.
And if they have, if they're half black or they're half Asian or something, they're not going to be like that.
They just simply won't.
They're just going to be like this completely different thing.
And they're going to have this identity crisis.
I mean, it's horrifying.
I had met many hapas or half Asian, half white kids growing up.
And they are never, they're always very depressed people.
They don't fully feel part of the Asian guys or the white guys.
And they're just kind of often very kind of loner, socially isolated types, awkward types.
And it just seems like abusive to create that.
And you're just thinking about yourself, well, this woman makes my dick feel good.
So I'm just going to come here as opposed to thinking about what's really best for your children, which is really what's important.
And this is where I think, and I do, I do clarify this because obviously we're different people, but I can really like I can really understand a lot of different thought processes.
And I, because as long as they're backed up by like genuine fact, right?
And if what you're saying is on these genetic and these arguments, I would agree with you in the favor of it's a wiser decision.
Like if you look at all aspects individually, right?
We went to race, religion, you know, also eugenics, right?
Just looking at the physiognomy of a person, the phenotype, right?
What they're expressing, and even down to the genotype and like the history of disease, right?
We could look at ideals and outcomes, but we live in a very sub-dominant, sub-primal world where breeding isn't even common anymore.
Like breeding in bonding relationships is even less common.
And breeding and bonding committed relationships in long term, such as the espousal of marriage and contract under God, is almost non-consequent or consequentially non-existent in comparison to previous levels, right?
We're talking about sometimes in some cities, 75% reduction in people 25 and under being married and beginning to produce, and even sometimes higher when you go even older.
It's crazy.
It's radical.
I feel like my first position would be to encourage young people to get married and to have kids.
Where does the hierarchy of race hold to you on that?
Because for me, I'd be like, the first importance is to be married to somebody who loves God and wants to have children.
And then we can look at the other aspects.
And that would be like the top matter to me.
For me, I only wanted to marry a white girl.
Like, I'd have no problem with preference.
I think it's natural.
Like, that's what I'm saying.
I think naturally, if you don't put in other inputs, somebody's going to want to marry someone of their own race, of their own values, of their own culture.
I think if it's different, then it's because of some other input.
Like, I think they were either in a city that was artificially diverse, maybe they were in the military, a kid of the military, and they were around a lot of other people, or perhaps, like I said, maybe they're in a degenerate society and all the white people are fucked up and liberal, like in New York, and you just happen to know a Hispanic girl who's the only sane person and it's a matter of circumstance.
How important is race then in that hierarchy and where does it land?
Well, to me, it's got to be at the top because ultimately, when you are creating a child, you know, you're obviously you're chucking in 50% of the genes each.
And if she is of your tribe, then your child will be of your tribe.
And our tribe is under attack.
And so if you are blending with these other races, you are complicit in white genocide.
You're complicit.
It's not like it's a time when, oh, you know, Western civilization and our race and so on are totally secure.
Like if it was 300 years ago and you were some Spanish guy traveling through South America, like banging, you know, mestizos or something.
Okay, you're not actually contributing maybe to the same kind of effect as what's happening today in our time.
It's why I said to you before, like every white baby you create is a fuck you to zog.
It literally is, because like the system is literally trying to stop white people from having babies right now.
Like our society is organized in that way.
So to me, that should make you only even more obstinate or even more determined to go, fuck you.
You aren't going to genocide my race.
I'm going to make as many fucking white babies as I can despite you because our tribe is not going to die.
We're going to fucking win.
So that's where I think it really, the rubber has to hit the road.
But also, you know, for all the other reasons that I gave, I want to be able to connect to my children.
I want to look into my child's face and it looks like me.
I want it to feel like it's of my people.
That's so important.
And, you know, that can't be changed.
Like, once your genes are set, that's it.
That's who you are.
It's never going to change.
Everything else can be changed.
Culture, beliefs, these things, they are malleable.
They can be developed.
But that can't.
That's the one unchangeable quality about a person.
And when you're creating children, you are literally creating people.
Like, there's no situation in which you need to take more care and responsibility than that situation.
And you're not just creating any kinds of people.
You're creating the people that you're going to love more than anyone else in your entire life.
So I think a lot of people just don't think about this anywhere near enough.
They just think Madik, oh, she's nice to me.
And they don't even think about, I'm creating a person potentially with this person.
Is she right or is he right for that job?
They just think on this pornified, you know, low consciousness level about the subject.
And I think that's one of, it's just a horrible thing.
It's a tendency.
It's part of the greater kind of tendencies of degeneracy and of perversion that exist more widely.
You know, particularly when you get these really egregious white guys with Asian girl fetishes.
If you have a fetish for Asian girls, that's because you've got this weird porn thing going on.
Like that's not normal.
Or if you're a white girl with a fetish for black guys, like you're mentally deranged.
Like you've been, you've been made mentally ill by pornography, by Jewish pornography.
And you need to fix that, not go, well, you know, I just feel this.
And so that's what makes me happy.
That's a ridiculous attitude.
Like, I could say the same thing about doing heroin.
Heroin would make me happy.
So I'm going to keep doing heroin, even though it's obviously just the wrong decision or lots of things.
Like, I want to eat McDonald's every day.
That would make me happy, but it's the wrong decision.
Well, and I'll kind of end here because we do have to wrap this up.
And we are going to have another discussion later, which will be, I'll tell you guys, we're going to be doing another discussion.
Him and I talk about some, we can even talk about some more of this stuff one-on-one in a different position, actually, over there behind him with that seat.
We're going to sit at the desk and we'll have some computers in front of us.
He can bring up some stuff.
We're going to talk.
We're going to discuss some of these issues.
It's almost weird because I'm not saying that two things are true at the same time because I believe that there's absolute truth.
I just don't hold so strongly to the notion of that we should discourage people or like discourage them at this point in our culture, in our history from getting married to somebody just because they're not white, if they're a white person.
But I do think that we should be encouraging white people to not let their race die out.
And this is what I mean by my attitude is I'm sure there's people in the chat.
I'm sure there's people interracially married.
And I'm sure some people are very happy.
And there's people that are same race married that are unhappy.
And I know you're not a retard and you're not dumb enough to say that marrying a white person is going to mean you're going to have a good life and that you're going to, you know, that you're going to suddenly your marriage is going to work or that marrying someone who's not white is going to make you have a bad life and you're not going to enjoy your life.
You're talking about intergenerational, you're talking about long-term about responsibility, just like the dynasty of Christ or whatever these things that the Israelis cover or the Mormons even look at their whole dynasty and their history, the Chinese, right?
They understand this ancestry.
This is very important in preserving the future as well.
Like they preserved it, so we owed it to them and we owe it to our future generations.
And what I mean is, I feel like the situation is actually less complicated because that's why I think fighting against some of these narratives is important.
I don't think that white men go and marry male order Asian brides, which is quite common, because they want to.
I think they feel like they have to, both because the problem with men and not having the right place in society and the problem with females, and also because that's just like it's more traditional right, they just want money or to hang out and to be married, and it's like easier for guys who are just like can't we get back to this?
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And so I feel like if we didn't have all these external inputs Asian girls are not more traditional, by the way.
No no, it's a traditional aspect of like they just want money and like it's like just a transaction a lot of times, like for right, like well, that's not.
You know, i'm not saying that they're in, that they don't have romance in their cultures but um, you know, it's just simply true that we've been a monogamous culture for many thousands of years, even if you go back to ancient times, like most, like Africans in their primitive state, are not monogamous.
But, you know Whites, there's some anthropological evidence that they were kind of monogamous actually even prior to being coming civilized.
Uh, and we developed these monogamous civilizations, but we were monogamous before we became Christian.
Uh, you know, by the way, it's not like that Christianity reinforced it and intensified it, but these norms were already there in a lot of Western civilization already and um yeah, this kind of, you know, if you look at the data on Asian women, they do cheat more than white women.
I've seen data on this uh, you know, from Japan Korea, these kinds of places, this idea that Asian women are more traditional and they're more loyal and they're more feminine.
Actually, if you look at um, the scientific data, there's more sexual dimorphism between male and female Whites than there is between male and female Asians, and that's partly because Asian men are kind of feminine, but there isn't as much difference.
Asian women have a very masculine mindset.
If you talk to them, they're very focused upon pragmatism and uh, they don't have the same kind of uh, feminine retardation you could say, or whatever the complexities and uh, or whatever, of white women, and so I think it's a cop-out to say that oh, they're more feminine or whatever they're going to treat you better.
Um, I don't.
I think it's disgusting to be looked at through the eyes of a gold digger as a source of money and resources.
I mean that like, that's basically just a prostitute.
Well like, and this is what I, this is what I think is funny with talking to you it's like well I, I i'm bringing it down to the idea of, i'm almost saying that what you're saying ideologically, I think, is the natural recourse, and maybe that's.
I'm just not good with words unironically, even this is my job, but but the natural recourse is, I would, my tribe would be, you know preservative, I would be likely more attracted to my own people, but understanding the complexities of the world, and I would still encourage that, just like I would encourage a lot of norms.
But if somebody was like this is where we might differ, and we'll wrap it up here like if you had a friend who is finally like, has been wanting to get married, is 24 25, finds a Hispanic girl and and wants to get married and have kids, and they're both traditional and they're both Orthodox, just go Orthodox or Catholic.
Hispanic girl is she like I'm just what would your advice be to them because Because I would say, yeah, 90% white and she's got a little bit of Amerindian.
She's like, it's not ideal, but okay, it's not so bad.
No, but I don't think people are, I don't think that's common.
Like, I think it's really rare that you're going to have like a Chinese man with like some white woman.
And I'm from California and it's one of the most diverse places and it's still naturally segregated.
Like LA is so segregated and black people will still give you shit for going after white people.
And from my experience there, white people date white people and sometimes the guys, white guys like to fuck hot big booty Latinas and stuff like that.
But in the marriage, I don't see a lot of white guys marrying Latina chicks.
I didn't see it.
And that's what I'm saying about the recourse is like I didn't see in a diverse area of interracial marriages being common and I didn't see them working out well.
And I think people knew that.
And my parents were the most, my mom was one of the most like multicultural people.
She spoke, you know, like Spanish and everything.
Like I told you, but we still lived in a compound.
And she would still tell me that, just remember, there's complications that come when you, with certain types of marriages.
And she would mention them and race would be one of them.
Like, remember, it's just account for in Hispanic women.
Their families have these expectations on you.
There are these types of things.
She was never like in a negative, like, don't marry a Mexican.
But she would tell me, like, just so you know, and like, if you marry a black woman, if these, these are, these are what we've seen with couples and these are what's gone on.
And I want you to account for these things when you're looking to get married and know.
And I think that's a very healthy way to look at it with a child in a multicultural, multi-ethnic society is like, understand the reality that just like marriage isn't just about love and finding love, it's about reproduction.
Just like marriage is just about, you know, loving who you want and being connected.
It's a holy union with God.
That there is a form of relationship, of culture, of bonding together and of families that come together where race does play a part.
But knowing if for some reason God brought together a union of two people that were different, I wouldn't feel the need to condemn it or get in the way of it.
But I would want to warn my friends, just like if I notice if they're even just marrying a woman of how borderline we mentioned, how borderline personality women can be.
If they're like, wow, she's so great.
She's so perfect.
I'm like, motherfucker, you have no idea what you're about to get involved in.
Remember, she's still a woman.
So even if they were like, hey, you know, she's the perfect black girl and I'm a guy, I'd be like, but just remember, you are marrying into a black family.
And remember that there are certain expectations black women have.
Because now, for her, if we want to talk about, well, what's in the interest of white people, she's not going to feel that because literally her flesh and blood is black.
So what's in the interest of multicultural society, of black people, and so on, is actually what's more important to her now because that's what her progeny is invested in.
And it's the same thing if you are a white man, you get with an Asian girl and you have a half Asian child or whatever.
If your kid isn't white, that means that you as a father, you would be irresponsible to support what's good for white people because you want to support this multicultural, diverse society.
You should join the left wing and become part of that whole scene because that's actually what's going to be good for your progeny.
Well, moral, because, you know, white people, in order to defend ourselves, because race, as I said earlier and multiple times, implements a character, a way of life, a mentality, a thought process in us.
It's not simply just how we look.
That means in order for me to live in a society that reflects my character, my values, and the way of life that is natural to me, I need a society that's full of white people, that's dominated by white people and our particular approach.
And that's what's best also for black people to have a society that is dominated by blacks and has that black character or for Asians or whatever other group.
Yeah, that's better to retain, to retain your way of life.
That's what's necessary.
Miscegenation, like the fall of Rome was literally because of mass immigration, miscegenation, and dysgenic breeding.
That's literally why Rome fell apart, because the genetic quality.
So you could say, what do you mean by white supremacy?
Because you could have a so-called descriptive white supremacist and a prescriptive white supremacist.
So a descriptive white supremacist would be someone who says, well, white people have a series of traits that on those markers superior to the same traits in other races.
You're not saying that other races should become our slaves.
You're just making it a value judgment.
And then you have prescriptive white supremacy, which is other races should be dominated and ruled by us.
Those are two different things.
The descriptive white supremacy, I think it's just undeniably true on many metrics.
Prescriptive, I'm not implying or saying anything that has that connotation.
I'm an ethno-nationalist.
I want separation.
I want a society that reflects my way of life.
And I understand that other groups want the same thing.
And that when you mash us all together into the same society, we become hostile because our ways of life are incompatible and that creates political conflict.
And so what you have now is anti-white forces leveraging the fact that all these other groups don't fit into white societies and the resentments and kind of issues that that causes to create an anti-white political coalition to genocide my people.
And that's unacceptable.
The future of my children, grandchildren, and so on, the future of white children, their way of life and the security of their life is not negotiable.
It has to be secured.
It has to be preserved.
And so that means that we need to have a value set that can preserve our people.
Otherwise, they're going away.
And that's what my values fundamentally come from when it comes to these kinds of questions.
Because it's not enough that just my kids are white and their grandkids are white and their great-grandkids are white.
There needs to be a bunch of other white people that exist in a society with them to preserve a way of life that secures them.
Humans are social animals.
We're not just individuals.
And so once you mix your bloodline with these other races, you are investing your entire progeny in this multicultural project, which I think is doomed to failure.
And you're completely alienating them from actually belonging to any real particular group outside of that project, which is a disaster in my opinion.
So I am going to wrap it up because we're going to have a full-on white discussion about several things.
We're going to go get some lunch or whatever.
We're going to discuss, come back and film something pretty awesome, which will be out and it will be available to you guys.
I will explain what we're doing with it just because of time.
I think we're already, which is great.
We're at two and a half hours in the show.
And I want to make sure that we don't continue on too long on the live stream because many of you guys need to go to sleep.
What day is it?
Oh, it's a Friday.
Fuck you guys.
You don't need to go to sleep.
Anyway, but Brian's on the other end and he does need to go to sleep.
So we got a couple of super chats here that I want to read though, which is from PrimusFan92, which was, damn, Elijah, this is the realest guest you've ever had.
So you got a fan in there.
Got a lot of fans in the chat today.
And you got some haters too, which I'm sure you would expect, right?
Like, because when you're speaking an ideological purity in terms of like from one way, most people, like, this is where I think I'm weird, by the way, because I don't find it weird.
Like, even if I disagree with someone a lot, and I'm not saying I disagree with you a lot or anything, but whether I like, I don't find it weird to have conversations with people, even if you think differently.
And that's the wrong think idea of like, well, of course, anyone who says that it's incorrect, but then you go, this is like the same old street stuff.
Like, I usually, well, I'm probably not going to be a communist, but I would still study the communist worldview to go, what's the actual technical arguments to defeat that position?
Even if you disagreed, I mean, with him, which some of you literally disagreed, but you're like actually an intellectual viewer and you watch the show and you don't actually care if you disagree.
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