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There's a shortage of good news stories in our awful era, and certainly few developments that qualify as paradigm shifting in the right direction.
In fact, for most of the past decade, we've had to content ourselves with scoring points off bad news, cultural evils, a failing political system, and system oppression.
But the 2020s have been one hell of a ride so far, and you can practically feel the earth moving under our feet.
COVID, BLM terrorism, a contested election, January 6th, Derek Chauvin and Kyle Rittenhouse, the Afghanistan collapse, inflation, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine will all go down as hallmarks of this decade.
And we're just over two years in.
And today, we got one of the most unqualified victories for the forces of good in a generation, perhaps, as the baby slaughter industrial complex took a massive L.
So celebrate with us this week, fam.
We will have more white babies, accelerated balkanization, and yes, ho's mad.
And hey, Full House is back too.
So, Mr. Producer, let's roll.
Welcome, everyone, to episode 132 of Full House, the world's most honest show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
Even the unborn.
I am your old softy host, Coach Finstock.
That's right.
I did get a little misty today when I stopped to contemplate the consequences of the Roe overturn.
And we are back with another two hours of the finest programming fit for your ears.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to Throwing Romans, an anonymous donor, Dave, and especially Justin Warren for their kind support of the show this month.
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And we would be most sincerely gracious and gratified.
And thank you for it too.
And sincere apologies for the unannounced early summer hiatus of Full House the past couple of weeks.
It was a combination of content fatigue on my end, truth be told, and also a little family vacation where we appropriately, given inflation and all the rest of it, we went with a closer lake trip this year inland instead of an expensive long haul to the Atlantic coast.
So thank you all for hanging with us and we are glad to be back in the saddle.
And with that, it's enough of me and we get on to our birth panel.
First up in a shocking twist of events this week, he admitted in a private secure conversation that he would indeed consider Clarence Thomas an honorary Aryan.
Sam, very, very open-minded in that new age of you.
That's a good one.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, some of the things the guy says, you can't help, but like give it to him.
Yeah, you got to give it to him.
But, you know, to me, like this, this thing, you know, because our enemies will say, oh, well, what is white?
What's white anyways?
They deconstruct white.
I don't know.
To me, you shake somebody's hand, you look them in the eye, you know you're connecting, you know, whether you like the person or not.
That's beside the point.
But just that you understand the person and they understand you.
Even some Negro that would say things that I agree with.
I don't know if you've ever interacted with them.
There's just, there's a veil there.
There's just, there's just not a way to really connect with that person, especially with Negroes, but even people of other races to different degrees.
But so, so yeah, it's, it's just one of those things of life, you know, that, that, at least that I've noticed is a white person, I know I'm connecting mind to mind, but with them, nah, you can't do it.
Yeah.
And it's interesting too, Sam.
You and I are probably the most celebratory and genuinely happy about this.
And we are on the opposite ends of the religiosity spectrum too, right?
Like, you know, whether you, you know, whether it's babies are God's gift or you're just disgusted by the moral atrocity of abortion, right?
You know, it's like, oh, yeah, you could be the white hand, I'll be the black hand shaking hands opposite religiosity, hating abortion.
Right.
Well, yeah, we'll talk about it more later, but I just feel like we can't have that, that black mark on our name.
You know, this, we cannot have this thing being done in our name with our tax dollars or whatever it is.
I know that sounds like you could punch some holes in that stance, but I think it's worth celebrating.
I think it's good.
I recognize and realize the other things that make it a more complicated question.
But I think definitely you could be happy, if nothing else, to see the libtards losing their shit.
I mean, that's worth the price of admission right there.
Liberal tears didn't work out with Trump, but just be, yeah, just because Trump sucked and proved to be a failure doesn't mean that's not a good idea.
Yeah.
No, we can still enjoy that.
And also I wanted to say to everybody and to you, coach and the other guys, happy Father's Day.
You know, we kind of glossed over that.
We weren't on.
And that's, that goes to the heart of our show and everything like that.
I don't know if you did anything interesting or fun.
I got a big box of ammo from one of my sons and you know how hard how hard ammo is to come by.
So that was a special day for sure.
Absolutely.
My wife did a really nice job of knowing from a good meal to a thoughtful gift to quality time.
We just stayed here and hung out.
And yeah.
We didn't go anywhere either.
We didn't.
One of my other sons, he ordered some pizzas and, you know, we just kind of enjoyed the day.
It was kind of a kind of a low-key day.
It was nice.
I think you need that sometimes.
I always, I'm always like, I don't care about Father's Day.
I don't want anything.
And then I'm just like, hey, guys, it's Father's Day.
I could take a nap.
I could walk around in my underwear if I want to.
It's Father's Day.
Just, you know, standard cringe for me.
One of my sons, he gave me a Babylon B t-shirt.
It says like world's greatest dad.
And then the dad has crossed out and it says non-birthing parental unit.
Very good.
Very creative.
All right.
Welcome back, Sammy.
And Sam was like, Coach, when are you going to do the show?
When were you going to do the show?
I was like, Sam, I just.
Yeah, I'm running out.
I'm filling up my whole notebook full of things here to talk about.
Let's get to it this week.
It's always good to be constipated with content.
Sorry, I had to do it.
All right.
Next up, he is the Urkel to his wife's Fertile Myrtle.
And I did get more quality time with him in a hot tub about a week ago than not just quality time, but proximal quality time than I care to admit.
Potato Smasher, welcome back, brother.
It's great to be back in uh, close internet proximity to you uh, but it's not even sweet as being in your arms in the hot tub, I know, and there's even a there's a photograph of it and you look cuddly, of course, I i'm.
I'm the top, you're the bottom and all you can see are my big white teeth and my dark skin.
It is gay pride month.
You know what?
You know, it's really messed up that uh, fag month and men's mental health awareness month are the same month.
Whoa, they did that on purpose.
I I yeah, I think that's just supposed to be like that because yeah, this is two things intertwined synchronicity.
Wow, this is this the first half or the second half?
Did I come in late?
We might, we might, we might put rollo on the sensor button on that one.
Anyway, that was a little crude.
Smasher admitted that he really hates the beach.
We've been doing the beach house for the past couple summers and uh, this year is just like, oh, the traffic last year, the expense.
You know, everything gets a little bit old after a while.
So we went inland to a nice little lake and I had a wonderful house and a good time.
Uh, I guess we would do it again, but you know what it just it's so hard.
Almost everybody, except for us, had really little kids, so there was a little flexibility to like get out and do stuff Smasher.
Do you want to drive three hours with a ton of kids in your car, or do you want to drive nine hours with a ton of kids in your car?
I'm going three every time i'm going back to the ocean.
Sorry, that's.
My wife is like there's no comparison.
You got to go to the beach.
Women, women are like car batteries.
Throw them in the ocean.
There's a little spoiler.
We're gonna get to her in a second.
You and Rollo both you can't wait to get in anyway.
Uh, next up.
He is particularly gratified with the row news, as his own mother admitted recently that she did consider canceling him in utero as she sensed he might be a bit of a bad egg.
Rollo, I I cringed at that one myself.
It was too mean.
But welcome back, buddy.
I told you that in confidence.
My god, why do I tell you anything?
Geez loud.
I'm glad you're alive, my friend.
Thank you, it's great, even if you do kind of have a messed up arm from it.
Whatever, you know, I got two arms.
So you know, I have all I need one good one, Chris Elliott and uh, Kingpins basically what Rollo looks like?
Yeah, scary movie two.
Thank you, Ryan Gosling, drive 2011.
There you go.
We were talking about Drive before the show, and he does look a little like Ryan Gosling.
How much more work do we have to do?
I I, though the one I used to get was uh, the guy from the Princess Bride, Carrie Elwis.
Yeah, I see that too.
Yeah, all right, we're basically gonna dox you by comparing you to famous actors.
They're gonna do one of those creepy AI things you know, Rollo, as face is sunken in and it looks like Dr Vanneket from House On Haunted Hill.
Yeah basically, i've I haven't been tempted to try enough of those creepy images crossing my screen every day.
And finally she is.
Oh, I was just gonna say that uh, Rollo's actual identity is uh, Dave Bax from uh, Some 41, and Fat Lip is actually a story of his life.
Yeah, all true, I am Canadian.
Yeah, I know, Some 41 was a one-hit wonder, and that's it.
So very, very rough.
We had two hits, come on.
We had two hits, come on.
Finally, she is the queen of Evergreen, a ginger but never a cringer and, of course, the hardest working mama in our thing.
Allison, welcome back to FULL House, my friend.
Hi, how's it going?
Not bad, we were uh, we were kicking around the idea, which may still come to pass, of a full house and dissident wives mashup.
We didn't think the the road decision was going to come tonight, so a little bit or today.
It's a little bit of a last minute thing, but uh, I think yeah, full house wives doesn't have such a good ring, so we decided it'll be what dissident house, or maybe even dissident house, wise house of dissidents, perhaps household dissidents?
Well yeah um, I was Kal, actually might be able to hop on.
Okay um, she's might be done traveling.
But yeah, you got me all right.
Good enough, as they say in the business.
Yeah no we'll, we'll do it.
We'll do it proper later, but happy to have you on.
We, obviously we've got ro to talk about and uh, something a little more sensitive which is going to be really fun to have a husband and wife sitting next to each other to kick around.
One we've got for you later in store.
But before we get rolling Allison, I did want to ask you if you heard this story about William Shatner.
You know the actor from Star Trek that he had invested a ton of money into a lingerie business.
You know how these like wealthy actor Jews are, with their price line and little different projects uh, but it never took off.
It was an utter failure.
He lost millions on it.
William Shatner did.
Do you know why?
Um, i'm horrible.
Because no, because it turns out that women were not very enthusiastic about buying Shatner panties.
All credit to Nikki for that one.
Yeah Nikki, like for jokes like that, i'm thinking, okay, so what happened in Star Trek?
I've never seen oh, I know no, Star Treks, it's impossible.
I hardly knew.
Nikki sends me about 10 dad jokes a day and uh, usually I just throw them right in the trash, but that one I forwarded the save messages.
Thank you, Nikki.
Nikki, I like the PHD one.
Well, maybe there's more to come, I don't know, I don't.
You know I saved 10 of them but uh, we'll save those for the second half and we'll get cracking by coaching to Geico.
Dark Enlightenment might join us here too.
This is a very momentous thing.
I didn't want to live stream.
Uh, my wife said when you guys live stream, it may be fun live, but it's it's definitely a worse product uh, after the fact, because Coach is playing to the audience and trying to gratify everyone who's tuned in live regardless.
Um, we're gonna kick this around.
We've we talked about row when the news got leaked a few weeks ago.
In the second half we kind of went quickly through it uh, but I think it is worth doing it thoroughly and properly here uh, and let's start.
I want to start with the negatives the, the critiques some of them criticisms, the skunk at the party commentary uh, some of which are valid, some overhyped, etc.
But the big one, I think the most common one, is, oh yeah, way to go, guys.
Now you're gonna have a non-white baby boom.
Uh, that is going to further contribute to our demographic demise.
Of course you morons would be celebrating that.
This is a deracinated conservative victory.
I'll stop there.
I'll start on that one.
Let me tell you, wherever the centers of uh Niggers are, there's going to be abortion free, on demand, non-stop.
You know, in the big cities, the liberal, uh blue states, where the black concentration of populations are, there's going to be abortion without ceasing.
Totally agree, Sam.
Uh, I suspect that the NG, the NGOs are going to mobilize like a new underground railroad, they're going to make it the most heroic thing.
I just saw today Apple reminded or uh instituted policy that yes, your company health insurance will pay for you to travel out of state to go for your children, you know, big Apple family over there.
Uh, it's not even going to be an underground railroad, they're going to make it like 10 feet or 10 stories high, a monorail of abortion finally get efficient high-speed trains and it's so that Apple can deliver their employees to abortion straight to planned parenthoods.
Yeah, the underground railroad that we deserve.
The thing I like about the decision is, as we were chatting before, it's it's a black mark against our name to have that in the country as an official ruling.
And even though you can chip away at it and you could detract from it, I and I agree with some of those things, if not all of them, but uh, I think it's a it's a horrible state of affairs, just like gay marriage.
You know, that that's another one that should go down.
It's just we can't have that stand on our country, you know.
I don't think America is any less evil and the government is no less like corrupt.
There's certainly like America, the you know, the government is not any more moral now than they were yesterday.
No, still, I agree.
Like, I'm just saying the way it reflects on us or the way I feel about it, the way it even reflects on me.
You know, I just, I'm just like, I feel a separation from the government, like, like, you know, whatever the government does doesn't reflect on me because we have no input in the system.
So, whatever they're doing doesn't matter.
They could be forcibly killing every third male child that's born and like sewing dicks.
Yeah, no, I get that.
You know, and it's like that doesn't reflect on me because I have no input on the system.
Like, it's it is abhorrent and like immoral to kill babies.
Yeah, but this isn't a moral victory because it wasn't done by moral people.
It's a purely cynical, tactical thing, you know.
And sure, no, I could see that too.
It's like, yeah, you know, I obviously don't want to kill babies, but in the system, I know that you know, I don't get any say over it, and I know that it wasn't done for any moral reason.
And it, it's also like abortion isn't banned, it's not like it's illegal now, you know.
So, I'm kind of like, Yeah, I'm kind of in this friend.
It's, I, I like, I like the take that like conservatives, you're welcome for this victory that you've been handed because without us, you never would have gotten it.
Yeah, you know, the conservative movement or whatever you want to call it is like a losing, failing thing, yeah, and they were starting to become disillusioned with the system and starting to fall out of politics, and so they had to be handed something, and yeah, right, it draws them back in.
No, I get what you're saying, and so now conservatives are there again as a roadblock for us.
Whereas, when conservative, when conservative, oh my gosh, when conservative Inc. is failing, they become less of a roadblock and more of like a pothole that we can swerve and avoid, you know.
So, it was a it was a cynical move by the system, and like I don't want I don't want people to not like feel good about it and feel like okay, at least a little bit of there's a little bit less evil in the world at this point.
You can have that and I don't want to take that from you.
But yeah, it's symbolic, it's a symbolic thing.
I mean I love to see the Lib Chards losing their minds over it.
I mean that's kind of satisfying like celebrate it, celebrate it as you see fit, and like hose, mad is always a great thing.
Yeah, no doubt.
My thing is just, you can't apply morals to politics when you live in America.
Right, I agree that abortion being illegal is like a moral stance, but in America, we can't mix moralism and politics, except for as commentary, like, you know, if we were in charge, we would make this moral decision because, you know, ultimately we're trying to undermine and delegitimize the evil, corrupt Jewish government.
Yeah.
You know?
So throw a wet blanket on this one though, Smash.
Enjoy it.
Be happy about it.
Oh, yeah.
It's like a symbolic thing, right?
It does.
It's not any big victory, but in a way, it's something to celebrate.
It's something to feel good about.
I think this is way more than symbolic.
And I have to give some credit where it's due, gentlemen.
I mean, this was a massive pillar of like leftist death culture that was established for 40, 49, almost 50 years, 60 million dead babies, 50 million, whatever the number doesn't, you know, the Stalin statistic, you know, it's just a statistic at that grotesque numbers.
And, you know, if I actually don't think this is all a puppet show, but that, I mean, to have the decision leaked, which is unprecedented, to stick to their guns to have the guy go in to kill Kavanaugh and still do this in response to decades of conservative activism.
I think it's a legit, you can, hey, like, look, I mean, the right is going to put up wins occasionally.
There are going to be little miracles or little aberrations.
Is it all puppeteered?
Maybe.
I don't think so.
But to do something like this that was, you know, forecasted to happen and very likely to contribute to the further destabilization of this country is like, that's, that's a massive, ballsy move by, you know, and a lot of people have worked towards this.
I mean, I have participated myself in pro-life things.
I mean, a lot of people have worked towards this, you know, all those other things in there, notwithstanding.
I mean, it was something that was achieved, you know, on some level.
Yeah, millions of dollars, millions of people and decades of work and pressuring.
I mean, there was also sort of an unspoken litmus test for Republican nominees.
Oh, yeah.
Now, of course, they could always flip, but like, if you weren't pro-life, you basically were going to be dead in the water.
So I don't know.
I mean, I think I call me naive or blue-pilled or whatever, but I think this is a legitimate case where the system works.
Of course, there's, it's not perfect.
It's not like Santa Claus comes and the presents are free.
It's not going to be a wonderland going forward.
But, you know, there's, there's plenty of good that will come from this.
And, you know, Smasher hit on something there.
And I think it's in the back of everybody's mind that whether it was puppeteered or not, that this will lead people to get back on the conservative plantation, back on GOP Inc.
And we have to vote for the GOP because mud judges actually makes a difference.
Children are still going to get raped by pedophile groomers, but at least when your daughter gets raped by the weird, creepy gym teacher or whatever, you'll have a new grandchild.
Can't kill the baby.
So too grim, too grim.
And of course, we got essentially a massive gun victory this week, at least in those states that had very restrictive concealed carry.
Oh, well, and that's that is something that I wanted to bring up with abortion.
Everybody is busy celebrating this abortion thing and SCOTUS doing the thing with the New York gun laws and stuff.
But today, a pretty big gun reform.
I can't remember what it's called.
It's like the Gun Safety Act for children or something retarded like that.
Was, I don't know if it was signed yet, but it passed the Senate and the House.
Excuse me.
And there's a bunch of stuff about making it harder to get guns to pass back.
Like the background, they basically beefed up background checks.
But then they didn't establish federal red flag laws, but they incentivize states to come up with their own red flag laws.
Sure.
So it's like, you know, you can celebrate abortion and you can be happy that like people can get pistol carry permits in New York or Maryland.
But like if you're a racist, the cops are still going to kick in your door for owning guns because of theory.
Anybody could get swatted.
Yeah.
That's, and I guess that was something that I was thinking about the other day that, you know, people, especially like with religion and stuff, they talk about, you know, we're working towards the light and this, that, and the other, you know, everybody's kind of familiar with that.
But with light comes darkness, you know, and so in the light of Roe v. Wade being overturned, the darkness of like cops kicking in your front door, dragging you through the Legos that your kids left out and then arresting you and your boxers embarrassed and then throwing you into jail because you own guns and say the N-word.
You know, that's the shadow that is, you know, being cast because the light that Roe v. Wade has brought.
So.
Yeah.
I'd be interested, you know, if the Puppeteers Incorporated made the calculation, the thought that giving the right a massive win here and infuriating the left and further dividing the country was actually good for business.
Or if, you know, this, this just happened organically and it's actually not what they want.
If you put me in Big Zog's seat, Roe v. Wade's been on the books for 50 years.
Law of the land settled.
It's done.
Keep it going.
Keep the baby slaughter machines operating full tilt because that's what it wants.
But I could be wrong.
Allison had a sort of grim but realistic concern about this that I think is worth talking about or kicking around.
Go ahead, lady.
Well, yeah, my first, so I've, I've got like less political opinions about the court decision than I do kind of the social community implications.
But one of the first things that came to mind was, okay, so what is it?
22 states so far have already passed, they had trigger laws ready to go.
It'll probably get up to that eventually.
Only a few, I think, actually acted today.
But yeah, I mean, almost half the country will be abortion is illegal, except for XYZ relatively soon.
Yep.
Okay.
So yeah, it's a significant amount of the states that are going to outlaw abortions.
And what jumped into my mind immediately was, you know, how many children, especially white children, are going to be born to people that shouldn't even be allowed to be in the same room as the child, let alone be a parent.
And now these innocent babies are gonna know nothing but abuse and fear until they're either murdered by their parents or they become too damaged to ever function in society.
And everybody knows that CPS doesn't do their jobs correctly, whether if that's because of malice or incompetence or underfunding and an element of being overworked.
But whatever it is, there's gonna be if. abortions in theory are to be eliminated, it logically follows that more children are going to be born.
More children are going to be born to people who shouldn't be parents.
And, you know, it just absolutely breaks my heart to imagine more children in situations that they shouldn't have been in.
And I know that they're- The rejoinder.
Yeah.
It's better to live than give them a chance.
Even if it's suboptimal.
I just keep thinking back to this story that a friend told me who works in a hospital.
I wish I could forget it.
It's horrific.
It haunts me, honestly.
And I can tell you that abortion would have been a far, far more merciful demise than what this three-month-old baby suffered.
And just to contemplate that that could possibly happen at an increased rate because druggies and psychos and whatever kind of like the dregs of society who don't have the agency to get in the car and drive to the next state to get an abortion, you know, these people are having kids now.
That's just a horrific implication for me.
That's not something that I disagree with the decision.
It's just a factor.
Yeah, for sure.
And yeah, the, you know, the stone cold sober analysis is, well, those are relatively small numbers, the horrific cases, at least.
And many more will come in and have wonderful lives.
Many more will have average lives and many will have unpleasant childhoods.
But how many people had those and then still grew up to be glad to be alive and started families of their own and did the exact opposite?
She's like all these things.
She's had a decent life.
Well, she's got, I mean, you know, relatively.
You mentioned CPS there.
Go ahead, please.
It's just, you know, that some people shouldn't be parents.
And one of part of the fun of trolling pro-abortionists back even before any of this, before the Supreme Court decision leaked or anything like that, was, yeah, thank you for not reproducing.
You're right.
Your genes suck and you should not be contributing to the gene pool.
That still holds true.
I still don't want those people, you know, raising children that are going to be the peers of my children.
And that's kind of like a kind of cynical way to look at it, I guess.
But it's just something that's been my main consideration.
Yeah.
And a lot of, of course, libtard women are now saying that they're going to, I'll show you, I'll get sterilized.
I'll one-up you on abortion and I'll never, yeah, right.
They're going to get the vaccine again.
Well played, Rola.
Allison, all I was, I would add to what you're saying is that, you know, it's people like us that are the ones having families and big families.
You know, these losers don't even have much of a family if ever or at all anyways.
Well, another, my, my, my thought to follow that up is that, so if, if it follows that abortions will decrease if in states where it's been made illegal,
Then it, it could be a logical conclusion to come to that maybe abortion or not abortion um adoption, will see some reform and we can see some more white children, unwanted white children, going to white families that will actually love them without having to pay.
You know I, I don't even know what you have to.
I know it's in the tens of thousands.
I don't know the the sum, but you know that would be possibly a silver lining.
Of course, that's completely just speculation, but you know, as the shit rolls downhill right, so as the social implications of this progress in the years that are to come, you know we have more more women becoming mothers that never intended to be, more women having children than they intended to have.
Maybe we could even see some, in a roundabout way, pronatalist economic policies in the form of gibbs for these pole black women that just be having all these kids.
Their lives are already paid for like entirely, that they can always be paid more for.
Yeah, I don't know, i'm just thinking.
You know this, this abortion ban in some states, I don't think it's going to be, it's going to stop where it is.
You know there's going to be implications.
Yeah, in terms of the numbers, I mean I I, I don't know that there.
If there is uh actual analysis of what the demographic impacts of an abortion ban in a state like Mississippi versus a state like West Virginia would be um, even if, even if they're totally askew we've talked about this before i'll still take it right, i'm not willing to sacrifice x number of white babies out of fear of more non-white babies right, uh.
But you did mention two things there that I had to just report from these little, you know, back channel reports I get from correspondents some are friends, some are just total anons.
Uh, one guy said I have a very strong familiarity with the CPS system and I just have to tell you coach that yes, white children who get adopted by black families, or white black families, mixed families uh, they do suffer um abuse at far greater rates.
Of course duh, and just you know, got it sort of confirmed by an authoritative source, go ahead, smash.
Well, that's what I was going to say.
Is that uh, every case of adoption that i've seen has been like the white kid remains in the care of the adoption system uh, you know, going from home to home and whatever.
Uh, while black kids get adopted by nice white families, like that's just what happens and that's clearly by design.
Well, there's different.
So there's, you know, foster to adopt, which takes years, and it's you know that they, in theory, they try to give the parents all the chances that they can have, and it seems like that they give chances to the wrong parents and they deprive the right parents of of rights to their children.
But there's that way.
And then there's the private adoption, which is, you know, a woman that had uterine cancer or something when she was 17 and she doesn't have a uterus and she wants to adopt a baby when she's 27, but she only makes sixty thousand dollars a year and they want you to make 70 000 and it's gonna cost 70 000 in fees and whatever.
You know, that's that's where it's prohibitive to a lot of good, deserving white people.
Well, you also don't get a choice, so you're just gonna get stuck with the nigger anyways.
Well, through a private adoption you do oh, okay.
Well, here's.
Here's the other story that I got, uh emailed into the show.
Uh, lovely white couple, uh tried to have kids for years, couldn't.
Finally said, you know what, you know I that's.
That's got to be a supremely hard decision to make, right where you're like let's, let's move on and try to go the adoption route instead of the endless uh procreative romps.
And they made it very far.
They uh got matched.
They had a?
Uh very high hopes that it was going to work out.
There's a dragonfly at my laptop flapping around uh, and I think they had even met him.
And he was an older kid too, wasn't some little baby?
And they were excited, enthusiastic about it.
And then it turns out there were certain realities about this kid that uh made it not a match and it was all known to the officer or agent who was working the case and who never told them until they had already invested over a year and gotten emotionally invested and excited about doing this.
And they lost well over a whole year, god knows how much money, how much time, trying to do the right thing and adopt a kid.
And it was the malfeasance or frankly, you know, the tax, that the incompetence, that now they're back to square one and they're bummed out about it.
You know um, just disgusting, broken system.
Uh, on the more uh undesirables as opposed to white babies.
Uh, our pal Victor pointed out guys, it's the immigration, it's the invasion.
We can, we can, write this ship.
It's always been about the influx of well over a million aliens and fertile aliens.
Uh, that is supremely contributing to our demise, and you could even argue that fixing that problem, at least shutting the spigots, is well within the realm of the possible, given a few developments that you know.
The overturning of Roe V Wade was pie in the sky, fantasy for decades, and now it's reality.
And that's the other one of the.
We'll shift just quickly into a couple good things here that may have been unnoticed.
And hat tip to Specter too.
Specter has been a merry, joyous warrior who, like myself, I don't think he's a particularly sentimental guy or religious guy uh, but he's just saying, guys, this is, it's an evil, barbaric practice, and they just gave the good guys, mostly red white states the ability to ban it, and this will further balkanize the country, which is very important to allow the enemy to choose their domiciles.
We choose ours, and then we make ours harder, more impenetrable for them, less desirable for them to move to us, because remember what the dynamic is in the United States.
Of course these sunny, low tax uh, high economic growth states become magnets for all the people fleeing their failed states.
California, New Californians going, going to Arizona, New Yorkers going to Florida.
So I would argue that the task for now, whether the GOP is going to do this or not is another story.
But the task would be, okay, you're going to ban abortion in your state.
Then what?
Then what?
Let this be blood in the water for more victories and not some, you know, Soma that puts conservatives back to sleep.
And I suspect, if you force me to guess, I think this will energize and agitate good people who may not be our guys.
They may hate racism or whatever, but generally operate within the realm of a more moral and healthy outlook on life, anti-tranny, for example, anti-groomer, and keep pushing these state legislatures to make their states hardened in a sense and less desirable for lefties to move to them.
I think I think I suspect, strongly suspect that this will go a long way toward that.
Rolo, I hadn't heard from you.
You said you were a dry, if smashers are a wet blanket on this, you're our dry blanket as an abortion survivor yourself, sir.
What's your take?
Well, I think there is nothing good about abortion being legal.
And granted, yes, I understand that they haven't made it illegal, but they have granted states the ability to make it illegal.
So as far as I'm concerned, anything above rock bottom is an improvement.
Sure.
Just because it's not the best possible thing doesn't mean that this isn't a good thing.
Because to me, I know a lot of women that use, not like regularly, but have used abortion as birth control.
I know a woman who is married and has a child that got an abortion from her husband.
And most women who get abortions are between the ages of 20 and 29.
They're married and they already have one or two children.
She was in her 30s.
And it was just like, and it was literally like, well, a second child would be inconvenient.
The husband didn't abort the child.
I misheard or misinterpreted, right?
She was just married and they could have had it.
And the husband.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
He didn't punch her in the belly.
Yeah.
No, no, no.
She went and got like, I'm going to, I'm going down to the abortion clinic at this baby sucked out of me.
Well, that was.
And he should abort her.
I was actually, I was, I read it while everyone was having the pre-show little chat.
I'm still in a couple of mom groups on different social media apps and I just happened to be scrolling my final scroll before I closed it down.
And there was a woman who posted like, oh my gosh, I'm panicking.
I just had, I just had a baby.
I can't remember what the age was.
It was less than one.
And I got a positive pregnancy test and it's twins.
And I'm going to, I don't know if I can do this again.
And the kicker was that she had gone through IVF to conceive her first two pregnancies.
And this was a natural pregnancy, total surprise.
And I was just totally sickened by scrolling through the comments that was just woman after woman that was like, I couldn't mentally or physically handle another pregnancy.
If I got pregnant right now, I'd abort it too.
Go ahead, babe.
Go ahead, queen.
Get it sucked out.
And this is the mom's group.
All of these, all of these women have children already.
And it's, that just makes me ill, completely ill.
Disgusting.
To imagine, you know, it's financially inconvenient.
It's, it's going to be a hard nine months.
I had a random birth complication that there's no evidence that it would ever repeat itself.
So I'm not going to have another pregnancy.
So that right there makes me dance for joy that this decision came down.
It's so that's that's the main thing.
are so many women that really have thrown accountability out the window because like i can always get an abortion because abortion is a normal it's a great thing it's it's just reproductive rights it's it's just health care so that's in their mind it's just a clump of cells so you have a lot of women that are abandoning motherhood because I'll just get an abortion.
And the thing is, when you, well, all these black and brown babies, I don't care about them.
I really don't.
And those are the people that will not make decisions that are logical.
So if taking abortion is off the table, even because the left is memeing it like they took out Roe v. Wade, you're never going to be able to have an abortion.
That's their fear tactic.
So putting that into the heads of white women, that will force enough white women to take some responsibility.
Like maybe I shouldn't have sex with this guy that I just met at the bowling alley.
Like maybe I should only date someone.
That's where I'm at my wife.
Exactly.
That's where Rolo, that's Rolo's problem.
He hasn't been going to the bowling alley enough.
Well, I am, but you know, squash, whatever the hell you're playing.
There you go.
Well, but even if it's, but even if it's 1% more that are doing that, that's a strong amount of healthy families that will be created.
Because the thing is, with like more black babies are going to be born, most of them are like literally most blacks are like murdered at 20.
And it's like no big deal.
That was something that I wanted, was waiting for a chance to kind of work into the conversation.
This was a discussion that I was having earlier.
And I just pointed out, I was like, immigration is a problem.
Like the government and NGOs just like airdropping niggers and beaners into white towns is more of a problem than birth rates because birth rates for everybody in the United States are abysmal.
Black birth rates are falling.
They're like slightly above whites, I think.
One generation of men.
They're worse than whites.
Are they?
Their rate of death is like incredible.
Not like that.
Well, no, they literally, I'm not, I'm not joking.
It's mind-blowing.
It's actually die at 20.
They get murdered at 20.
Like it inspires awe how quickly niggers kill each other.
Well, they self-correct, right?
Right.
And so that is exactly my point.
Self-port.
More blacks being born will, I think, generally speaking, result in an equilibrium of sorts where like, okay, that means that like blacks, instead of being responsible for 53-ish, 52-ish percent of violent crime, are going to be responsible for like 60.
And, but the black murder rate, like the black on black crime rate is going to go through the roof.
And it's going to ultimately probably the roof is on fire.
Nature is fine.
Yeah.
Well, to Rolo's point, I wanted to add on Rolo's point, you know, about is what effect will it have on women's behavior.
Well, if you've heard any of these comments by feminists, like, well, we'll just, we'll just not have sex anymore with the men.
Okay.
Well, good.
Don't.
And I, and I'm abortion activists.
Yeah.
Lucky guys.
And I'm in an area where abortion is very popular among young white women.
Like, not that they're getting it, but they're like, every single woman is like, yeah, you have to be pro-choice.
Like it's non-negotiable.
Like it is in their head.
Like this is a sacred thing.
Like they're like young women, young white women look at abortion like boomer Republicans look at gun rights.
Like, you know, it's gonna be a cold day in hell when you when you take my abortion from my cold dead hand.
And it's not inconceivable.
There's more to come.
Gay marriage, contraceptives, all the rest of it.
And again, it's not like they're going to issue a well, well, I agree, but they could turn it back to the states and say, no, no, there's no constitutional right to this, that, or the other.
Let the states deal it.
And then we got, and then the train's really rolling.
Then we're splitting into two at least.
The thing to note, though, is that Roe versus Wade is really, it's, it's the symptom, not the cause, right?
Like, of course, abortion has already existed, has always existed, but it's never been as popular, as seen as like a human right as it has been in the last, I don't know, what 60 Roe versus Wade is 50 years, so probably 60 to 65 years.
Abortions also fall every year, like less and less abortions happen every year.
So I feel like more people today feel strongly about your right to have an abortion, but at the same time, less and less people have abortions every single year.
There were more abortions in the first year that abortion was legal than like.
And I would also say another part of that is a lot, a lot less people are having sex.
That's not a joke.
Well, I don't know.
Rollo in particular.
That doesn't sound quite amazing.
Roe v. Wade, you know, I'm not really into boxing.
I didn't watch it.
The other thing, just generally understood that a pregnancy was a natural result of being married and just having sex.
You don't even have to be married.
You could just have sex.
But what I'm saying is like you had a baby and when breastfeeding used to be very common.
Not that it's not common right now, but back when it was kind of like your only option.
There's kind of natural spacing going on.
There weren't a whole lot of women that were getting pregnant within six weeks of having their last baby because of the natural mechanisms in a woman's body that prevent ovulation.
That's why you got to have at least two wives.
So you just always be pumping out.
I'm going to punch you in the head.
See, you just made me forget what I was saying.
But natural spacing, natural consequence of marriage.
And with the availability of birth control and abortion, and it's no longer understood that a pregnancy is a natural consequence of I will extend it to sex.
You don't, it's not necessarily 100% certain that anybody will be married ever.
But unless people are more sex now than ever.
That's the real thing, by the way.
They consider a pregnancy to be an inconvenience, like something that's going to limit their financial earning capabilities or man, it's going to cost more to like do this or that.
And that's what they're mostly concerned about.
And that's the main problem.
Not that it's legal.
It became legal because the mindset of women and families and priorities changed.
So as long as those priorities remain what they are today, you're probably not going to see a lot of reduction in abortions and women that have the agency to get in the car and drive six hours from Ohio to Pennsylvania to have an abortion.
Yeah.
The other thing I felt obligated.
No, it's okay.
I just had to add one more thing until we introduce a very special parachuting in guest is that all the moral considerations aside, just tactically, strategically, Machiavellian or Machiavelli type stuff, tens of millions of good hearted white Americans feel very strongly about this.
And I don't know what their conception is of white nationalists or neo-Nazis or whatever, but I assume that many of them still think that we are, you know, cruel savages with no regard for human life.
You know, they just take this, the caricature of gas chambers and Nazis and think that that's us.
I bet you they would be very surprised to find how many of us, I mean, in that big poll that I put out of a lot of our guys, well over 90%, it was 92, 93% of our guys thought yes in a private poll.
No need to like flex or like grandstand for the audience.
Over 90% of our guys and gals thought that yes, this was an unalloyed, good development net net for us.
And to be on the same side as the masses of the people who have the most hope of changing toward our perspective on the world is a very useful thing.
And I think we should take advantage of that.
And also I'm batting a thousand and March for life appearances and row overturns.
I had to throw that out there.
I did not, I was not part of the Patriot Front demonstration.
I just had that photo from when we were marching past and I tried to go up and say hello to them, but they were like the cops were already starting to shepherd them off.
But that felt really good to know that I was at the March for Life and then son of a gun.
This is the year that it happened and therefore I am available for hire, whatever your pet cause is.
If you would like me to go protest, we'll make it happen, fam.
As long as it's a good cause, of course.
Dark enlightenment.
All POC babies and put them into gas chambers.
Yeah.
Strong families make strong nations.
The absolute evil of Patriot Front.
And we didn't get to talk about those brave and celebratory guys.
I love the Patriot Front video.
I put it on Telegram where they're all celebrating their guys getting out on bond, but we'll maybe talk about that in the second half.
We do have a special parachute in Big Brain.
And I know he is full of mirth and wonderment and joy today.
Dark Enlightenment from the Wild West.
Welcome back, buddy.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I assume you're celebrating, big guy.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
I picked up a pack of cold ones.
This is wonderful.
This is a substantial chunk of my adult life has been spent fighting this battle.
And I'm going to take today off and celebrate and thank God, but tomorrow we get back at it.
And I think that the thing that our guys need to understand is abortion and Griswold v. Connecticut, the substantial due process clause that was the spurious reasoning that was used to pass or to kind of give Roby Wig cover of law was also used to make overturning sodomy laws, Ogre with L V. Hodges and making marriage a thing.
Griswold v. Connecticut, you know, like it is the Jewish courts that have done this to our people.
They have encouraged degeneracy.
They have encouraged, you know, they have tens of millions of white babies have been killed over the years.
This is.
They said it themselves that this is against their religion.
The right to kill the Jewish religion.
Yeah, that's right.
Moloch worship and Moloch sacrifice is the Jewish religion.
They make it through and don't get killed.
We slice their baby, their penis skin off.
Yep.
Right.
That is, that is, that is their religion.
They said it, not me.
And now we have 50 states to fight in.
And, you know, for those where you're like, well, what about all the states where it's, you know, like Mississippi or something or, you know, Missouri where it's still or it's illegal.
People are still going to be activated because they're going to see, you know, violent libtards who are still, you know, you're seeing like in Iowa of all places, you're seeing violent libtards and afa, you know, attacking people.
This is the issue where we can get ordinary, decent white people who have been lied to about us, who have been lied to about uncle.
You know, this happens.
This happened because we won World War II or we, you know what I mean?
Like because the Jews won World War II.
Right.
All of this.
You caught me.
Oh, God.
Right away.
No, I mean, and this is, and I think I'm going to be on third rail tomorrow and we'll kick this around with some other big brain folks.
But this is, this is an unalloyed loss for the Jewish system and their evil encouragement of degeneracy and destroying families and encouraging our women to become promiscuous whores and our men to become, you know, useless and feckless cats.
So Jews, I guess.
Pardon the language.
I'm not even sitting here being like, oh, well, I just need something to celebrate here.
So I'm going to artificially celebrate this.
The moment when I got the news and when I got teary, like I saw it flash across my phone and I wasn't like, oh my God, it's happening.
I can't believe it.
But when I started to read the news, I actually had Potato crawling on me.
He loves to horse around more than any of the other kids.
He's on my shoulders.
He's on my knee.
He's trying to tickle me.
He's trying to like give me something.
And he was literally crawling all over my shoulders as I'm reading the story.
And that's what got me choked up was the thought that, you know, whatever the number is, it's more than one, might even approach millions of good people are going to experience a little toddler crawling around them.
And they're going to say, good God, I can't believe I ever contemplated killing this thing in utero because it was inconvenient or the time wasn't right or I didn't have enough money or mom or dad was a jerk.
You know, it's just like it's a beautiful thing.
Sam, you back me up on this.
There's never an easy time to have a kid.
It's always inconvenient.
It's always expensive, you know, like, but you go through it and there's times where you're like flat broke, but you have all these kids.
And, you know, I don't want to say like all of our problems would be solved if every white woman like found a good dude and had three kids with him before she was 30, but most of them would be.
You know?
And Dorky, yeah.
And Dorky, according to your people.
Go ahead, Sam.
Sorry.
According to St. Paul, women are saved by their childbearing.
So, I mean, it's, it, it does seem very important for them to do it.
And like you say, there is, there is no good time if you're going to, if you're going to look at it that way.
I remember the things they used to say years ago, like it costs this many hundred thousand dollars to raise a child all the way to adulthood.
And so when you, if you're going to calculate the cost of doing it and everything, yeah, there, you would never do it.
It's just not possible.
It's something you just do and then you find a way because it's the right thing.
And people who have a lot of kids or any kids, well, however many kids you end up having, nobody ever says, I wish I had, you know, one less or three less or whatever, you know, and nobody who has a bunch of brothers and sisters ever says, I wish I didn't have this many brothers and sisters, you know?
Do it's, but dark yeah, Dark.
You have your finger on the pulse of the pro-life movement, probably more than anybody on this show.
Uh, I well, I won't put words in your mouth, but are you concerned that the that that either they or the right writ large gets complacent after this, or is this going to be a shot in the arm?
This is going to be a shot in the arm.
This is um, you know, I know people who've been fighting this literally for for half a century.
You know people have gone to jail over this, people who, back back in the 80s uh, I was in uh, I got arrested at an operation Rescue where we, you know, blocked the doors and uh shut shit down, actually a couple times, but based yeah no, I know more than one person that also did that and um I I, I think that the state-by-state fight is going to get pretty interesting.
I think that um, you know, for those people that uh have uh, you know, abortion being illegal in their states, they're going to go after um, you know like like, for once, I think the you know, the hyperventilating leftists on twitter are right.
Yeah yeah, like.
Why shouldn't Mississippi go after uh, you know, butt marriage why, you know like it's absurd, right.
I mean Mississippi should absolutely be able to outlaw Adam and Steve being able to get married in like rural Mississippi, and I hope that.
I hope that they have those laws on the books and they they go after them and change that.
And you know like you win by winning, right that the, the um, one of the problems with the um, you know, hardcore like acceleration is like forces better make everything terrible.
Um types in in our movement from a few years ago, the nihilists of that.
That sort of thing is like you don't win by losing, you win by winning, and um, and you win by many wins too, not just one, but yeah, maybe this train rolling in the right direction well, and and and anything that makes Anti-faw Communist uh, you know all these other people that that frankly hate white people and hate civilization and hate all that is good in the world,
anything that makes them ass mad and and gets them busy doing, you know, anti-life stuff um, you know they're all going to be focused on that and not, you know, going after our guys.
Patriot friend is now has more freedom of action because they're going to be work.
You know there's only so many of these people?
There are not that many of them, there are only a few thousand in the whole country uh, of you know really hardcore, bought in insane leftists.
I bet you there's actually more of more people who agree with us than there are of them.
It's just that they have system protection um, and you know they're, and they're also like uh, the uh uh uh, heirs of money from rich daddy and all that type of thing.
Yeah well, I mean that's because a lot of them are, you know, Jews.
Yeah but um, you're gonna see right, them go after those folks, normal people and and you've seen it within our movement in the last few years of people getting radicalized by them just going after normal people all the time, and then that slowly drives people into our ranks.
How many people you know?
I i've talked to people that were just red-pilled by the, you know the Us.
They didn't know the Uss Liberty thing existed and then, you know, just in the last couple years, they read about it and we're like holy cow really, they did this.
I'm like yep, and then you just go down the rabbit hole of like, and they did this, and like, you know and uh, you know how this, this judicial tyranny that we've been living under for the last um say 70, 80 years right, ever since um just end of the Second World War um, where you know the stuff that they wanted to pass.
They couldn't, so they so they started just using the courts to do it, whether it was uh um school integration or uh abortion or interracial marriage or any of these things right that that are obviously contrary to common sense and and good laws.
How many of those things could go away now?
Or how many, you know, the other thing is, is that, as Warren pointed out, like, we can make the system keep its legitimacy or keep its power.
So when the courts come back down or the government comes back down and says, you know, actually pornography is free speech.
How many decent people, normal people, does that just say, oh, okay, so Smasher's right.
The entire system is illegitimate and evil.
You know, because I've run into more than one pro-life person who's like, oh, it's, it's just Moloch worship.
I'm like, yeah, yeah, it is.
That's, that's who's, who's doing it.
So anyway, thank you guys for having me on.
I just wanted to drop in and say thank you.
Amen, brother.
Yeah, we'll have you back on for a more full show.
This was kind of last minute, but you certainly deserved a little bit of a wheelies in the parking lot here, my friend.
And everybody check out Third Rail this week for a lengthier discussion among those guys from those things.
And I did one of those guys, I won't say which one marched with me at March for Life and we were both slapping each other on the back.
Yeah.
The third rail tomorrow.
Specter is going to talk about how abortion is a Jewish value by their own words and you should take that as a W and show it to everybody.
And he's right.
Yeah.
Amen.
And you guys do a wonderful job.
And thank you so much for having me.
And Hail Victory.
Get back to your beautiful Victory.
We're waiting for the next new white life announcement from YouTube, big guy.
No pressure.
Make it happen.
I'll get to work on that.
All right.
You do have a couple cold ones.
Share one with the lady.
All right.
Always helps.
Before we go to Ludolph, go ahead.
Is Eric Rudolph completely vindicated now?
Was he the abortion clinic bomber who hid out in the woods for like a year or two in North Carolina?
Olympic Games bomber from 1996, the like centennial park bombing or whatever it was called.
Yeah.
But so remember that.
Well, so he bombed some abortion clinics too.
He did bomb some abortion clinics, but context, this is from his confession or some either a statement he made or a confession or whatever.
In the summer of 1996, the world converged upon Atlanta for the Olympic Games.
Under the protection and auspices of the regime in Washington, millions of people came to celebrate the ideals of global socialism.
Multinational corporations spent billions of dollars and Washington organized an army of security to protect the best of all games.
Even though the conception and purpose of the so-called Olympic movement is to promote the values of global socialism is perfectly expressed in the song Imagine by John Lennon, which was the theme of the 1996 Games.
Even though the purpose of the Olympics is to promote these ideas, the purpose of the attack on July 27th was to confound, anger, and embarrass the Washington government and the eyes of the world for its abominable sanctioning of abortion on demand.
The plan was to force the cancellation of the games or at least create a state of insecurity in order to empty the streets around the venues and thereby eat into the vast amounts of money that had been invested in them.
And so I forever connect him to the abortion debate because of that.
I mean, obviously he bombed a couple abortion clinics, but that's like.
Army veteran and he survived for over four years in the Appalachian wilderness, Western Milan.
I believe.
Yep.
Nantahala National Forest.
Two quick things here before we go to the break.
And I think Allison is able to join us for the second half.
The conversation went a little long, but we got a really spicy one or an important one too at the top of the second.
In terms of the midterms, is this a ploy to get Democrats out to the polls?
It's probably going to goose some of them.
And I think it's going to goose the right too.
If you force me to guess, it's going to be a wash when it's all said and done.
Candidates that say the most red meat things about this are going to get the votes, both left and right.
I think that's a good thing.
As far as voting goes, I would say that it's probably going to get, it's not going to have that much of an impact on like Democrat voters because like it's already done and voting isn't going to change the Supreme Court decision, but it is going to get more people on the right to go out and vote.
Sure.
And 2020.
Like leftists are going to go out and like burn trash cans outside of Starbucks and Burger King.
Yeah, as we're going to tape, they are marching in Washington, D.C. and they're chanting and threatening to do stuff.
I don't know.
My guess is that it does not get wild because abortion doesn't bring the heat out in the didn't do as much as a dead criminal at the hands of a white police officer.
Well, ironically, that black women are the ones who get most of the abortions, but they can't be bothered to show up and loot stores and blow up police cars over the loss of so many of their lives.
Funny how they black lives matter, but they would only go out and take them on their own terms.
I don't think they would mind.
Also, a serious public service announcement here before we go to the break.
Yeah, I get a lot of back channel scoop and stuff like that.
And quite a few of our guys who are 100% upstanding citizens and not even necessarily that involved in white advocacy or anything like that have gotten door knocks from their friendly local FBI agent recently going around fishing around for information saying, hey, I noticed that you did this five years ago or said this or donated to that.
And the guys are like, like they're just almost incredulous that this is happening.
But if that happens to you, don't freak out.
What I suspect is happening is that they have been given their marching orders that, of course, white advocates are the worst thing in the United States since like the anarchists when the FBI actually fought bad guys.
And what they're doing is shaking the trees, hoping that a disgruntled or poor or weak CI falls out of the tree.
So you're under no obligation to answer anything.
Yep.
Remember, so nobody has done anything illegal.
Nobody is doing anything illegal.
There's no evidence of crime.
The FBI is out here phishing and just trying to hurt innocent people.
Absolutely.
When the FBI comes to your door, they are trying to intimidate you.
And remember, even though they're like faggot retard liberals or at the very best, like cynical system enforcers, because they're trying to get their paycheck and they don't care about the politics one way or the other.
They are trained intelligence agents.
You're not going to outsmart them.
The only thing that you should say to them, you know, obviously you have to, if they say, you know, are you Michael McKabbitt?
You know, you have, you can't lie to them.
You have to confirm, you know, yes, that's, that's who I am, right?
But outside of that, the only thing that you should say to them is, I'm not talking to you without a lawyer.
And either repeat that every time they say something or just after you say that, don't say anything because literally anything that you say to them will be used against you.
Even if they ask you something and you say, I don't know.
Don't say that.
Do not, right?
Don't say that.
If they prove you do know about it, they will charge you with lying to a federal agent.
Exactly.
They can lie to you.
You cannot lie to them.
So do not answer their questions.
Only confirm and say, I'm not talking to you without a lawyer.
And you only confirm your name because some states you're required to, some states you're not.
And the safe answer is to just confirm your name because they already have your name if they're not.
They're at your house.
Yeah, exactly.
So just say, yes, that's who I am.
I'm not talking to you without a lawyer.
Oh, well, we just want to talk to you about this.
We know this.
Play sweet and innocent.
You didn't do anything wrong.
You didn't do anything.
Blah, There's no crime here yet.
We're just talking to you without a lawyer.
Public safety.
Yep.
There's no way it can go well for you.
I was tempted when I got my little visit the day of the inauguration, which was transparent as hell why they were there.
I was for a split second tempted to say, yes, come on in.
Let's have a cup of tea, shall we?
And have a real candid conversation about the real issues in this country.
And then after that nanosecond, my senses returned to me and I just said, no, I'm not answering any questions.
It's tempting because it's like, oh, I'm not in trouble yet.
Oh, then why are you here?
What are you investigating?
You know, has anybody done a crime?
Is there somebody that I should be worried about that I'm associating with that's doing crimes that you know about?
You know, if nobody's done anything wrong, why are you bothering?
That's another temptation, though, right, Smasher to find out why he or her is there as opposed to just shutting it down and getting zero information.
And I'm not advising people to do that, but somebody's not.
No, Do not do that.
It's tempting.
It's tempting.
But remember, they're going to charge you with lying to them pretty much no matter what.
If you say anything, but I'm not talking to you without a lawyer.
Well, you're not smarter than them.
You're not a better intelligence agent than them.
I'm sorry.
You're just not.
If you say nothing, the only thing they can say is that, well, he wouldn't say anything.
If you say anything, it's happened in other cases where the agent goes on there and he misremembers what you said.
Or he misconstrues or misunderstands what you said.
So if you say nothing, then all he can say is, well, he wouldn't answer any questions.
And they did that to a guy running for president of the United States who was at least a millionaire, if not a billionaire.
You don't think they're going to try monkey business with you who can't afford a high-priced lawyer?
You should say, I'm not talking to you without a lawyer, and then stare at them like a psychopath and don't utter another sound.
You should like, you're not going to outsmart them, but you can make them feel extremely uncomfortable by just staring at them awkwardly until they leave.
Play it safe and don't freak out.
Don't think, oh my God, they know who I am.
My life is over.
They're trying to get people to be useful to them.
That's what they're seeking.
Or don't just don't even answer the door.
I mean, you know, people take naps all the time.
Take it from me.
Can't hear the door.
All right, gentlemen.
Thank you, Allison.
And birth panel and dark is already out there celebrating with his wife.
God bless them.
And to all of our listeners, seriously, congratulations.
This is a wonderful thing.
I know there's a couple dour dans out there who don't agree.
And that's fine.
I'm not giving you a hard time.
I appreciate the dissent.
It's all right.
We can't.
There you go.
Agreed.
It's been fun on Twitter.
Sorry for those of you that are no longer afforded the privilege, but it's pretty salty out there.
I imagine.
High-class people still with Twitter accounts.
Anyway, all right, we will be right back.
And I gotta go with a little celebratory tune here that had me dancing a jig at Maury's Pier.
I was in Wildwood, New Jersey with the kids out in the pier a couple weeks ago.
And the experience was lackluster, but they had on a great DJ or whatever radio station they were playing.
Anyway, enough of me.
This is the Static Revenger remix of Need You Tonight by NXS.
And hail white babies and mothers not killing them.
We'll be right back.
I want you tonight.
I need you tonight.
Cause I'm not serious.
Twenty five touches yesterday.
You can look out all you want.
Everybody got red lips and shiny.
And we're the rain.
And now it's awesome.
I've got to let you know.
I've got to let you know.
You want to buy a high.
I need you tonight.
Cause I'm not sleeping.
There's something about you.
What do you think?
What you gonna do?
Gonna leave my life.
I've got to let you know.
Welcome back to Full House episode 132.
I hope you didn't mind us doubling down, double-dipping on Roe and abortion commentary there, but arguably no more important story in America than today.
And I was scanning the chats during the break.
And apparently, you know, in certain states, we are going to have more extreme abortion laws than even Poland.
Everybody points to Poland as still Catholic and based, but Missouri goes all the way to life imprisonment for instituting, committing, killing a baby, I guess, for a medical provider or a doctor there.
So, hey, baby, that's federalism in action, right?
States' rights and let the states be a laboratory for democracy, really channeling my Civnet 101 there.
But hey, that's how we're going to do it.
That's how we're going to self-select for where we want to live, protect lives where we see them worthy of protecting.
And on that note, I did, I have been talking to Junior.
I did talk to him a little bit when it was leaked that this was coming down.
He was very enthusiastic for a very sharp and sometimes even cynical kid.
He was virtually incredulous at the numbers and that this was permitted and even celebrated.
So I told him today the good news and he didn't look that happy.
I said, what's the matter?
He said, they didn't just ban it.
It's only going to be illegal in some states.
So the next generation, whatever generation his is, is possibly, of course, going to make us all look like a bunch of pikers, God willing.
So anyway, he's old enough.
I felt confident talking to him.
I didn't want to talk to dear daughter about killing babies too much.
She's far too innocent and too young.
We got lots here in the second half, lots to cover, and we'll try to get to it quickly.
First off, New White Life for being off air for as long as we have been.
A little disappointing haul this week, but that makes the one that we have all the more special.
So to Rhodes, congratulations, brother, on welcoming.
I think it was your first.
I needed to go back to the message, but it doesn't matter whether it was your first or your 10th.
Do you remember, Rolo?
Yeah, not going to put you on the spot.
It's on me.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, congratulations.
We love you and we know you will be great parents.
And remember, Rhodes, that when someone tells you, perhaps one day, that you have a dad bod, you say, no, no, no, I prefer father figure.
Sort of a dad joke there.
I guess maybe with uh Roe V Wade being overturned, we'll have more white life to announce.
I'm sure that we will.
I'm just kidding.
Nobody in our audience is doing that yeah, whether they get back to us or listen to the show, I don't know.
And then uh, one more dad joke.
I did tease it in the first half.
Might as well go through with it, Smasher.
Why did the Mexican guy take xanax?
Because his doctor prescribed it and he's a low IQ bean friend.
Solid answer.
We'll take it.
The proper answer is he took Xanax for Hispanic attacks.
The Mexican guy took it for Hispanic attacks.
That's a good one.
Those were a CRI.
Those are some sincere laughs there.
Thank God.
We were really chatty on the break.
The lovely KL popped in to talk to us.
Oh, she is.
She's listening.
Maybe she'll pop it.
No pressure.
There she is.
Good evening.
Hey, welcome.
The true brains and the host of dissident housewives.
Let's be clear for the audience.
No, actually, I just had an alert pop up a second ago that was kind of interesting.
Apparently, right now, Arizona Senator Kelly Townsend has tweeted that abortion protesters are holding her and other lawmakers hostage inside the Capitol building in Phoenix right now.
She says we are being currently held hostage as members of the public try to breach our security.
Oh, so a little January 6th down Phoenix way.
Interesting.
Yeah, it sounds a little bit like a drama queen statement.
You know, I doubt that she's in physical seems a little bit of a strong word when people are trying to breach, but that's interesting.
A lot of blowback.
Well, it's definitely interesting that leftists and pro-abortionists are online everywhere making borderline credible threats of violence against politicians and judges.
I mean, like very legitimate threats of violence.
And our people are getting knocks on doors for going to a party in 2019.
You went to a private event.
So we're going to harass you and come to your job.
But if you are a leftist and you want to make actionable states of violence against federal officials, that's fine.
Oops, we didn't know about it.
The footage I saw from DC and a few other places did look decidedly low energy, even for Antifa, you know, marching with their black umbrellas and dragging around traffic cones and things like that.
But if you recall, the BLM riots did not exactly explode overnight after George Floyd.
It took a day or two.
They get ramped.
Like it's a Friday night.
People, like a lot of the people that would be out in the street, like agitating and stuff are probably at home, like drinking wine and crying and whatever.
And then tomorrow in the mid-afternoon, they'll get out and they'll start to get rowdy.
And then some black people will show up.
And then it'll just all go.
I don't know if black people are going to show up.
I really don't.
No, no, no.
Black people will show up not because they care about the issue, but because they will take the opportunity to do rob those white ladies.
They see an opportunity for looting.
I'll see.
Well, earlier in the day, I thought like every time there's a happening, I have the urge to send a text to all of my buddies and be like, hey, let's hop on Skype and watch the riots and, you know, have a couple of cold ones.
And I didn't get the vibe that the riots were coming tonight.
So maybe tomorrow will be the night that we can all get on Skype and watch the riots together.
Man, maybe tomorrow there'll be a lot going on.
Fire up the gloom tube, if you remember that.
Good old chimp out days.
Delighted to have Allison and KL here in the second half for something that we've addressed a little bit in passing on this show, but never really in depth or at length.
And the reason I'm doing this now is because we have our lovely ladies with us.
But two, I have gotten.
Good question.
Literally K-L.
It's potassium lithium.
She's a big chemistry person.
It's her two favorite.
I was thinking ketamine lettuce.
I don't know why.
It was the only K-word I could think of.
At least she's not KY Lothbrook.
Kangaroo, keratin.
Kangaroo Lou.
Go ahead, KL.
Have you ever told the story?
What those initials are for?
Or is it too secret?
It can mean nothing.
I'm willing to accept that it means nothing.
And it just sounded.
I thought it was like the vegetable, Kale.
Ah.
Kale Lothbrook.
Yeah.
All right.
Anyway, she's muted.
She might not be able to chime in.
Anyway, multiple people.
There we go.
We're going with that.
Couple women over the years, frankly, and then recently have emailed in concerned about their hubbies.
And a little bird told me today about the female consensus about their men.
I guess it could be a boyfriend or a fiancé, but in general, it's husbands.
And very, whatever.
We'll parse this.
But long story short, one, he's not the same man he was when I met him or when I married him.
Two, he is often angry and or depressed.
Not all the time, but often.
Three, he's on his phone way too much plugged in.
Maybe not phone addicted, but definitely get a little too much screen time there like we worry about the kiddos.
And four, he's not as interested in me as he used to be.
Maybe when he was blue pilled or before he was truly radicalized.
I hazard the guess at the risk of betraying my sex that those are some fair criticisms.
I'll cop to a lot of them myself.
Constant struggle.
And there are ways to work through this and ways to modify it, but it's tough, right?
And we don't want to get too personal here.
You don't have to talk about your husband in particular or anything like that.
But I'm going to kick it over to Allison and KL.
I assume that's a fair characterization and give us a little female perspective for the guys, but also for the wives.
So they know they're not alone out there.
This is not like your man isn't like a freak or a failure or a self-absorbed weirdo.
We all are.
Yeah, I was going to say that that sounds a lot like marriage.
You know, I mean, you know, little bits here and there.
I mean, I'd like to kind of start at the beginning and go back to number one.
What was number one again?
He is he's frequently angry or depressed, you know, agitated about the state of the world.
Well, the world is in a very agitated state right now.
So, you know, that's, that's kind of the state of things.
But yeah, the angry and depressed.
I think that that's a thing that a lot, a lot of men in, you know, modern culture, whether they're red-pilled or not, deal with.
I mean, it's a complaint that I've heard from a million women over the years, to be honest.
One thing I'd add to that, too, is like without any context, like you, you have to put your whole life into context whenever you think about like, well, why is, you know, why is my husband or my significant other doing this?
I would say generally speaking, like blue collar people that are living paycheck to paycheck, like he goes to work, he works his ass off in the union all day, then he comes home and like he has to live and deal with his failures while he works to fix them in a world that is designed to prevent him from fixing them.
And so like, yeah, he's going to be angry and depressed, even if he isn't political a lot of the time.
Yeah, exactly.
I think that the world is really hard today.
I mean, costs of everything are going through the roof.
The stress of being able to support a family financially is just huge.
There's so many things to be angry and depressed about.
So, I mean, definitely.
And it's not just our people too, right?
This is across the spectrum of America and probably the Western world.
Suicide is like going through the roof.
Drug overdoses are going through the roof.
Drug addiction, even without overdose, is going through the roof.
And they're not all white nationalists.
Like just depression and anger is, you know, endemic.
Is that the right word?
Oh, absolutely.
I add on to that.
It's not, it's, it's, so your husband is angry and depressed.
And as KL said, things are angering and depressing right now.
And I don't want to, I don't want to counter signal this woman, but I want to say I would, I think I would be more concerned if my husband were not a little bit angry and depressed about the state of things, because the alternative to being aware of of your racist position in the world is, I don't know, being a Jeep, bro.
Like your Jeep is your personality instead, or Star Wars is your personality instead.
Your sports team.
It could be both.
You could have a rebel sticker on your shitty Jeep Wrangler.
Yeah, that would be a worse fate, I believe, than being a little bit blue sometimes.
So not to make light of, you know, your husband's mood changes or anything like that, but I would take heart that, you know, he's, he is aware and perturbed by the state of the race in the people.
It's very difficult to be a happy-go-less person in the time, in the times that we're in.
If you're depressed, it's just like any other problem.
You have to first of all realize that you're having a problem.
And I think that's, that's kind of the situation.
People are bogged down.
They're angry, frustrated.
They get depressed, but they don't realize that they've maybe sunk into a certain state.
They've got into a certain habit of acting and feeling about things.
And there's ways out of that.
I talked about being depressed many shows ago.
And that is definitely a very serious condition to be in.
Left unchecked.
Yes, it could be fatal.
And what I was going to say is I usually tend to be kind of like a very action-oriented person where if I see a problem, I'm going to try to find a solution to it.
So, you know, if my husband is angry and depressed all the time, and generally, I think the next step is that he's probably taking it out on her is, you know, you don't get angry and you don't mind if he's angry at the world, but if he's taking it out on you is when you start to, you know, mind it.
So if it were me, the first thing I would do is simply sit down with your husband, probably try to find a good time to do that.
I always suggest a good meal, a couple beers, get a nice relaxing time.
You know, there's nothing wrong with that.
He's published happy hour.
Yeah.
Exactly, exactly.
And just say, you know, don't say, I hate the way you're doing this and you're always angry and this and this and this.
And just say, I don't feel like you're happy.
And when you're not happy and when you're angry, I feel like sometimes you take it out on me and the kids.
And what is it specifically that's bothering you?
Because I want you to be happy.
You know what I mean?
And I know it sounds kind of lame, but sometimes actually like just listing out the things that are bothering you and like making an actual list and seeing it in front of you and saying, okay, this is a problem that I can address.
This is a problem I can address.
This is something that I need to, you know, put off into the future really does help sometimes, even if it does sound kind of lame and clinical.
Well, I don't think it sounds lame.
I think especially because, you know, a lot of men that I know in this movement will kind of be like, I have to shoulder this burden for my wife and my family, and I've got to carry it alone.
And I can't let her know.
Like, she can't read the telegrams and the things.
Like, it'll make her upset.
And that's a very difficult burden to carry by yourself.
So if that's what he's doing, obviously, I don't know if that's the case, but obviously his wife is red-pilled to some degree because she's written to the show.
So men do that in general.
Like you need comrades too.
They're a problem and they see a problem and they're like, well, I just have to carry this problem with me and not like tell my family about it.
Which is understandable, but when it leads to like foiling over and, you know, taking out your anger and being mean to your wife and your kids, it's probably the better option to just sit down.
Yeah, I'd much rather help you shoulder a burden with her.
People feel like there's no hope and there's nothing they can do about it.
So they're, that's why they're upset or depressed.
And I think men kind of have a tendency to go to anger.
Like when maybe they have a different emotion that they don't necessarily know how to articulate their go-to is just anger because it's an easy one.
You know, it's easy.
Oh, you're frustrated.
Get it out.
You're frustrated.
Men are geared towards that, right?
Like, exactly.
Yeah.
I'm not saying that as like a negative.
It just is.
Warrior for the village, you know, you know, the evolutionary strategy is like the man gets mad and picks up a rock and crushes his enemies.
But it's like, we live in a world where I can't pick up a rock and crush my enemies.
So now I'm like stuck grinding, dealing with the bank, dealing with my boss, dealing with all this other like dumb stuff that, you know, a couple thousand years ago would just be solved with like violence.
And just there was once a really great meme about that.
You still have these like biological, like brain old tendencies of like, my brain goes towards violence and I have to stop and just be like, okay, don't scream in this guy's face.
Like just there's a beautiful meme about that that I thought was really poignant once.
It was a picture of this really big, large, strapping dude who was just huge getting screamed at by this little mingy Jewish looking boss.
And he's just yelling at him and, you know, degrading the guy when the guy in reality could just absolutely swat this little bug, you know, and it just scenario for a man.
He should be the alpha man and he should be, you know, defending his village and smashing his enemies with rocks.
And instead, he's pushing papers or, you know, pushing, you know.
And God knows men at large.
They've got no outlet for.
for this, especially once you take the red pill and you learn the root of what's happening and why you're so upset in your normie life, you know, it's, it's really difficult to channel that anger.
And it's, it's something that I don't want to like be misandrist and say that men have like a worse ability of emotional intelligence or whatever the better way is to say that.
But, you know, they might at large.
And it's a difficult thing to put to terms with when you don't have what your biology tells you to express these feelings.
So and also how many times have we given the boomers shit for being the generation that had it all and just let it all go to shit?
But guess what?
For a lot of myself, everybody on this show, men listening to the show, we are now of the age, most of us and the generation where responsibility is for society and taking care of things and fixing things is falling on our age group and our cohort.
And have we risen to the challenge adequately?
Dubious.
And a lot of that too is like, holy cow, like I'm not a kid anymore.
Like this is kind of on me and I'm not doing enough.
And that will feed self-resentment or excessive introspection or anger.
And, you know, it depends on the person, right?
They get depressed or they get angry.
And the perfect man gets out there and gets active and does things too.
But that's, I just wanted to add that as a source for the anger.
And it's not just about the world sucks.
It's I'm not doing enough to fix it.
I now have kids and this is on me.
And I wanted to commend you ladies sincerely because you touched on what was going to be my one recommendation for the ladies out there is that the key is in how you communicate to your man because nagging is a meme for a reason.
Men can be insensitive and brush things off way too long and not be good at communicating.
And women can communicate to men in a way that is perfectly tailored to piss them off and make them either shut down or lash out.
So even if you don't want to, even if you're like, I hate that SOB, you know, he's been a total jerk and he's ignoring me and he's like thinking about the world when there's more pressing matters at home.
You got to kill him with kindness and sympathy, if for no other reason than to help your marriage and to reach or have a better likelihood of success, whether it's whether it's beer, the big meal, or just like, hey, can we sit down and have a talk and just listen and hear him out and be kind and nice, right?
That's one of the keys is just act kindly and respectfully.
And remember, remember, men are like floors.
If you lay them right, you can walk, walk on them for a lifetime.
Goes both ways, I hear.
It's a good point, though.
It's true.
One of the things that I somebody wrote into us once on dissident housewives and asked us to talk a little bit about sex and things like that within marriage.
And it was like a really uncomfortable topic that I think we kind of like purposefully forgot about.
But I think that sometimes men's self-esteem and self-worth really is tied to sex.
And I think that when women or not, not just women, when wives, when wives reject their husbands repeatedly over and over again, like constant, I have a headache or constant, you know, never in the mood.
I think that it's really hurtful to their self-esteem.
And I think it really troubles them.
And I think that sometimes women need to remember that that is a way that they can really help their husband and get him in a place where he's more receptive.
Did I say that in a way that doesn't sound like I'm trying to manipulate my husband with that?
Because I'm lie back and think of you got to do what you got to do.
You know, I mean, I don't, I don't always like to mow the lawn.
It's, that's your job.
That's where you and I are different from there.
And I think that's absolutely true.
Like, you know, if my wife and like I'm not saying me specifically, but like the euphemistic, if my wife isn't having sex with me, like, you know, I don't feel good.
I feel like I've failed.
Like, why isn't my wife having sex with me?
What's wrong with me?
You know, exactly.
That's what I, what, one of the things that I've kind of gleaned over the years is that it really is a personal attack on you.
Like, I am doing something wrong if my wife does not want to have sex with me.
Yeah.
All right.
I'll just agree with it.
We, you know, I mean, I think we have a pretty decent personal life.
But we've gone through like period, you know, like everything.
We've been married for almost 10 years at this point.
Like things have ebbed and flowed.
And, you know, periods like dry spells.
And that's one of the things.
What's going on?
You know, and it's like, oh, we also happen to be fighting more right now.
It's like, okay, well, maybe we fight less if we do other things more.
Yeah.
And then you get a chicken or an egg situation.
But I think the ebb and flow is a really important thing to remember over the course of a long-term marriage.
When you're talking about 10 and 20 and 30 years with a person, you are not going to have every year, every time, every week be awesome.
There are going to be ups and downs and there are going to be hard weeks and hard months.
And they're going to be even like, you know, I don't want to say hard years, but there are hard years sometimes.
And I think that that's what marriage is for is to help people stay those really hard times and those ebbs and flows of life.
But yeah, I think sex kind of follows those ebbs and flows of a relationship as well.
One other thing I wanted to add, and I gave this advice to the female correspondent, and I said, you can say that I said it, because I'm not sure that this would go over coming from a woman so well, is that a lot of times we all, I think, get an inflated self of either self-importance or ability to change things by virtue of being online and social media and networks and things like that.
So it is, it's a little, and I don't want to like discourage people from thinking they can change the world, but it is unquestionably a little bit self-indulgent to brood and to mope or to get angry over things that are overwhelmingly outside of your control and not your fault.
So that's sort of like, that's like a perhaps a male analytical effort to get at the root cause and to say, you know what, sometimes it is okay to, if you have the power, to just say, F the world.
I have this lovely family and sometimes I got to focus on my job.
Sometimes I got to focus on my kids.
Sometimes I got to focus on my wife.
times everything in tandem and put the greater world and all the problems and the JQ and the invasion and all the rest of it on the back burner a little bit.
I don't want to come across as discouraging people from involving the people.
What's the triple A, not the AAA, the Alcoholics Anonymous AAA?
Don't want to mix alcohol and AAA driving, yes, but one day at a time.
Oh, I was going to say, what's the Alcoholic Anonymous prayer where they say the wisdom to know the difference or to change the things I can to, you know, and to know the difference.
Yeah, that's the prayer of St. Francis, actually.
But yeah.
Is that what it is?
Yeah.
One day at a time.
That's the Alcoholics Anonymous.
Well, that's something that I.
Oh, go ahead.
Wow.
And one thing that I was one of the things.
Get angry, but God damn it.
I forgot what I was going to say.
So I'll just say this.
One thing that I really like.
And I'm not a huge, I haven't done major deep dives and read all of the works about it and whatever, but stoicism, I'm a huge fan of what I know about it, of like just kind of the self-discipline and the understanding of the world around you and what is in your control and what isn't.
And that's kind of where the a lot of the alcoholics anonymous and narcotics anonymous stuff comes from too, I think.
It's just, you know, being able to say, this is what I can control.
This is what I can't control.
And everything else kind of comes from within me.
And so like the state of the world is the state of the world.
And I can work towards a better world, but I can't let the state of the world ruin everything that I'm working towards because I didn't make the state of the world.
And it's a lot easier to stomach state of the world.
I'm sorry.
I just cursed on Full House.
First one.
Parents, KO.
I apologize.
It's the second hour, right?
What a rip.
Second hour.
So it's a lot easier to stomach a terrible world state.
Don't listen to Sam.
When your own house is in order, when things are set and good at home, it's a lot easier to tolerate the chaos outside your space.
So I think that when men are dealing with depression and anger and lashing out and things like that, it's really hard to do, but you need to pick something that you can deal with.
Say, I am going to get this under control, this state of life.
If you have an unfinished project that's driving you nuts, if you have just something on your plate, take care of that, get your own personal life in business, and then you'll feel better about the chaos outside your life.
Yep.
What was the second part of that that they went on to after their husband was having sure?
The anger and depression is a good segue.
I was going to hazard the guess that for a large majority of us, when we're on our deathbed or nearing the end, we're going to look back, especially on these years with young kids or just kids under the roof and regret a little bit of the phone time or the obsession over the cause and the movement and what's going on in the news and the brooding and the stewing, et cetera, because those are, you know, people don't have that many kids these days.
If you only have two or three kids, you're talking about what, two decades at most.
You got plenty of time in your old age to brood and do more stuff when the kids are out of the house.
Really, you have to remember.
And I'm trying to do this more because my kids are growing up so fast.
You know i'm getting all emotional about it.
I'm like I I have to stop and smell the roses every single day, and it's easier said than done.
Right, the kids are there all the time.
They can be a huge pain in the ass, but you just have to stop and appreciate them, especially while they're young.
Uh, because you have to take that time.
It's hard to, it's for the.
For the woman that wrote in with this concern, I would say that it's difficult to draw that line when your social interaction comes from the internet.
You know you don't have bros that you go out to get beers with.
I'm assuming that that's contributing to our husband's depression.
That's just.
I think it's accurate.
Yep so um if, if that's not the case, then I, I guess, apply this to to whoever that is the case for.
But you know you don't have buddies that are coming over to cook.
You don't have anybody that's taking you out for a beer.
You don't have anybody to invite to your birthday party.
Your social interaction comes from these online chat rooms and while it and this is something that like, we've had a hard time with in our household, and it's the both of us, it's not just him um, it's difficult to to have that balance between social life and presence with your family.
When you don't get social life outside of your phone screen, you don't have any friends, you don't know anyone that you could call there's you know if, if you needed help with moving tomorrow, there's you have to call somebody from three hours away to come help you.
Um, so it's definitely another thing.
When, when that, when you become close with people on the internet, when you kind of shift out of like these stupid normy relationships that we're these are superficial and you kind of develop these bonds with people that you've met in chat rooms and stuff it's, it's definitely a shift.
And additionally, a thing about phones and phone time that i've found in having small children is that you get two and three minute breaks and there's nothing else you can do in those breaks.
You know what I mean.
You get juice and then you got two minutes downtime so you scroll and then another two minutes later I I need a snack, I need this, I have to go potty, I have, and it's every two or three minutes and there's like there's no point in starting a major project, there's no point in sitting down to do your sewing or something like that, because you're going to be interrupted every three minutes, and so I find that that contributes to you know, being online too much as well.
Yep, and if your kids are really young, it gets so easy.
I mean, when I was seeing the smashers at the Lake House I thought, holy.
I mean, having two sets of twins is tough enough, but two when they're really young is extremely tough, with the diapers and the trays and the sleep schedules, etc.
It gets way easier if you've got little kids at home and that's a source of your stress.
And also, you know, to the women who have corresponded, they obviously know the score they're writing into the show.
You are ahead of the curve because by far, most of the concerns or complaints we get are from guys with either clueless or blue pilled or just they don't get their wives don't get it at all.
And that's a far more difficult situation to be in than when your wife knows the score and is all identifying the problem and trying to figure out a way to, you know, hey, let's be honest, the guys need to modify their behavior a little bit.
And from my perspective, the women need to modify a little bit of their tolerance or just their communication methods.
So both sides have to compromise and give a little, give a little together.
That's exactly what marriage is.
I mean, that's why it's hard.
It's everybody's got to give a little bit.
You have to, you have to humble yourself a little bit too, I think.
There come a lot of times where you have to take a step back and say, you know what?
I could come back and like righteously defend myself and really be a bitch and really push this and turn this into an argument.
Or I can step away, humble myself for a second, come back to it calm.
You know, it's work.
I mean, making a relationship work is a lot of work on both people's part, you know?
Definitely.
It's longer than the 40 years war or whatever.
The war of the roses.
If it's a pervasive, a pervasive issue that's like affecting your ability to function as a family, you know, the constant phone staring, you know, we've been there.
It's, yep.
You know, men don't really get the passive aggressiveness, like the sighing when you take the baby tray and throw it into the sink in the like, just be like, hey, butthole, put your phone down.
Like that is my best advice.
Just say it.
And especially like, maybe there's a happening.
Maybe there's something that he's following up on.
I know that when like something is going on and sometimes we do need 15 different people at the same time.
I'm like, all right, I'm going to do my best to keep the kids in line and, you know, not ask questions till it's over.
And, you know, like, but other times it's a pacifier for us, just a bad habit, a crutch.
It's doom scrolling sometimes, right?
And, you know, when that happens, just be like, hey, put it down, you know, come play catch with the boy or something like that.
So be direct with your husband.
And don't even just say, put it down.
Say, put it down and talk to your child or put it down and go play cat, like give them something to do after that.
Put it down.
I shudder at my, yeah, you don't want your kids to grow up and be like, you know what I remember most from you, dad, was you sitting on the couch looking at your phone.
I'll be honest, I worry, I look at my phone too much.
I'm a little bit better than I used to be when I had a Twitter account, but hey, that is a real hazard for so many of us.
Yeah, I worry about it too.
I'm constantly checking the email and fielding like requests and all kinds of messages and stuff.
And then that's in addition to just like my regular keeping up with the news and, you know, maybe trolling some hoes on social media.
Like, you know, it's, it's difficult, especially when you do not have that IRL thing going on and you do spend all of your day with little tiny people that just want you to wipe their butts and give them snacks.
It's hard.
That's all I want.
And remember, guys, when you're gone from work all day, not seeing your wife or kids, and then you get home, that is the prime time.
Do it.
Lock it away.
Leave it in your car.
Put it on the charger for good late night shit posting, right?
After the kids have gone to bed.
But you got to try to dedicate those hours between work and sleep to your kids, I guess.
And then wifey can come after the kids go to sleep.
Another skip I have for women, just a quick one.
When your husband gets home from work, do not ask him to do anything for 15 minutes.
I always try to remember to follow that rule.
I don't bug him about things.
Don't ask him about anything.
Let him get in the door.
Let him set his stuff down.
I know that you have an entire day's worth of shit that you want to unload on him and ask him and tell him.
Let the man get in the door and set his stuff down.
I think that that's really important.
You ladies got it.
You're all right.
We might have you back on the show.
Moving on.
And then I'm going to ask you to, you know, rather than my formula here is derived from the input that we've received and what I've heard.
But then he doesn't pay as much attention to me anymore.
The movement, the cause has become like his second wife.
You know, we used to do everything together.
We used to be madly in love and now he's a racist on the internet or even better, a racist on the internet with a lot of online or IRL buddies too.
Have you put on any weight recently?
Oh, shit.
That's what happens in a relationship.
That's what the hormones wear off.
If he's not going to be a racist on the internet, he's going to be watching football or he's going to be golfing or he's going to be fishing.
It's whatever his poison is, you know.
That's what happens.
The more sex that you have, the more sex that you're going to have, I think.
Generally.
Well, also, you know, kind of what she's describing, we've, you know, we used to be madly in love and now we're not anymore.
I remember feeling like a couple of years, like maybe two or three years into being married when it was kind of like, you know, the excitement is wearing off.
And now it's like, wow, I really, I really live with you for the rest of my life.
You know, it's, and I think that's kind of something that happens regardless of whether or not you're an internet racist.
So my advice would be to take stock of what else is going on in your life and your relationship and do an honest assessment of whether or not the internet business is the cause of it or if maybe these activities are coinciding as in the timeline.
You know what I mean?
So, but if it's truly he doesn't like you as much anymore because he's on the internet too much, that's a separate issue.
But I feel like that's a less common one that I've heard of that I've been approached with.
It's when I want to know how many years you're at.
Are you at like three to seven to eight to nine?
Yeah, three to seven.
What is it?
Seven year age.
I think it's true.
Like a turbulent zone when you're passing through an asteroid belt from Earth to Mars or something.
You got to get through that.
And I, in a way, I'm kind of like, what do you expect?
Life cannot be exciting 24-7.
You cannot be Twitter painted, you know, with your significant other forever.
It's going to wear off a little bit.
And that's, again, what marriage is for, because there are times that you grow apart and you're not especially like interested and able to be all lovey-dovey with one another.
But there are times that you can come back to that.
There are, you know, again, the ebbs and the flows, you know.
But, you know, I don't know.
Sam had some great wisdom from Telegram.
I'm going to look for it.
Sam put some nice generalized wisdom out there for the guys that I'll find here in a second.
But I don't want to give false comfort to anybody.
Certainly not.
I want to give them the truth.
But what I'm hearing, and which I actually hadn't given too much thought to before, is that the things that our gals and our guys are complaining about thinking that white nationalism or online activity is somehow unique or this is really the problem of the marriage is really, if it weren't that, it would probably be something else.
Your golf habit, right?
Or your drinking buddies down at the saloon or the seven-year-old.
Marital rape isn't real.
Just have sex with oh my god.
Also, if he's not that interested in you right now, this is an awesome time for you to like work on yourself, find some cool hobbies you like, learn something new, take up, I don't know, take up exercising or something.
Knitting.
Embroidery.
Knitting.
Exactly.
Social media.
Candlemaking.
Peloton.
Get on that exercise.
Gunsmithing.
Ride your Peloton.
Do something to do.
The man should see his marriage as, you know, just like part of this political ideals we all share and things like that.
As the husband, we shouldn't be disinterested in our marriage.
We should be taking the lead and making sure things are going right and making sure the wife is taken care of and happy and those types of things.
You know, if there's complacency in it, the man should take a good look at himself.
And, you know, this life we live, it's a quest, you know, it's a journey.
And, you know, you can't lose that.
Here's a double shot of Sam wisdom, totally distilled 10 megaton from Telegram in case our audience missed it.
This is Sam.
This might sound bad when said out loud.
Keep yourself away from dirty pictures and self-abuse.
Desire builds naturally if there are not other interferences.
Idle lifestyle also imbalances desire.
Hard work and if necessary, exercise places other things in life in correct perspective.
Alcohol and drugs attenuates desire.
Also, there are natural ups and downs in every relationship.
Feelings come and go and then come back again.
Don't give up.
Lots of 46 hearts and over a thousand views on that one, Sammy Baby.
That's a great, great advice there.
Well, you touched on the alcohol point.
That's one that I think is worth mentioning.
I think that and porn as well.
Yeah, but I think our guys don't really deal with porn very much.
I think that that's kind of a normie thing.
But alcohol, I think a lot of our guys, I think a lot of guys lean on.
I'll say it's a depressant.
It drags you down.
It makes you depressed.
It makes you sad.
It makes you feel crappy.
And so I think that if you are feeling depressed, try taking a break from alcohol.
And if that seems like it's an incredibly terrifying, horrible, horrible thing, then maybe you have an issue with alcohol.
So sometimes I think that getting a depressant out of your life or lessening that can help with depression as well.
Being hungover and a white nationalist is a miserable way to live because it definitely makes your thoughts go to darker places.
And yeah, you feel crappy and you feel worse about yourself.
You know you overindulged.
And yeah, you're just not as productive too.
Absolutely.
And alcohol, if you read, you never, people drink it and drink it and drink it and they don't ever like read any of the research and stuff about it.
But there actually is research out there that alcohol makes your brain go to depressing places in like a textbook kind of way.
Like it make like there's steps along the way that people are like very textbook about, but it really does lead to depression in your life.
Yeah, I think, you know, drinking is the good part of it is it brings us together.
If we were all together right now, we'd probably all have a drink together and we'd have some laughs and things like that.
But if you're coming home from work and you just start drinking, yeah, then definitely it leads where you're describing.
Ladies, what am I missing?
Some things out there.
I'm sure you've covered a lot of this on dissonant housewives, but tips for our married guys out there that they might not have thought of or things.
You don't have to make it about you individually in your marriages, but complaints you've heard from other women, any life hacks for the dudes listening.
Axes.
I mean, even if you have an axe to grind, something that we didn't think about that drives you up at the wall.
I mean, obviously women want more help at home.
I assume, right?
That we're not totally of the like man goes to work, comes home and he's off duty.
But there's, you know, phones, alcohol.
You get that overtime thing.
Well, what I would say, one of the biggest things that I hear it, and not necessarily a complaint from someone that's written in a dissonant house office that wants advice, but just like among the women groups and like just things that come up over and over.
It's like, why doesn't my husband take out the trash when it's full?
Not you, coach.
Not you.
It's like, yeah, what kind of loser doesn't want to take out the trash?
And it's not just the trash.
That's just an example where it's like, it's so your wife is a mother, probably most of the time.
If kids are homeschooled or too young to be in school or whatever, she spends the entire day telling people what to do, where to go, how to be.
And then if you really want to like help increase the nice feelings between you two, maybe like do some things without being asked, you know, like.
That's what I was going to say was just like, be considerate and notice things.
Like if every time you walk in the door, you kick your shoes when you come in and then your wife goes and picks them up and puts them neatly on the shoe rack after you do it.
Maybe just put your shoes on the shoe rack.
Like just considerate things like that.
Well, happy wife, happy life, right?
It's true.
It's easy.
It's hard at the same time.
I'm thinking about certain things that I do that I'm like, oh yeah, I know that drives her up with the wall, like leaving my laptop on the counter.
And I'm like, there's, there's nothing else on the counter.
Like, what's wrong with keeping the laptop there?
But she hates it.
It's ugly.
The cord's there, you know, it's like, all right, maybe I'll really start keeping my laptop somewhere else.
And Junior recently, I love going grocery shopping and I love going grocery shopping with the kids even more.
Believe it or not, they're well behaved.
And Junior all of a sudden has started helping just load the groceries out of the court.
Usually I have to ask and he happily complies, but now he does it voluntarily.
And I was like, wow.
So now I know what you're talking about, ladies.
I'm like, whoa, he's doing something without being asked.
You know, Eureka.
So the bros out there can possibly take that one to the bank.
Yeah, and really, it's not just about like contributing to the chores or whatever.
Cause like, yeah, I could do all the chores by myself.
All of the women can do all the chores by yourself.
It's just, it's like to not feel alone.
Like when you spend the whole day alone and you do all of the things for everybody and it just makes you feel comfy that, you know, he's finally come home.
You can speak to someone in sentences that are more than four sentence, more than four words long.
And it's like you.
Speak to them in the 14 words long.
Yeah.
Anyway, that's just my take.
I have very young kids.
So like, maybe if your kids are a lot older than mine, you know, your, your, your desires might be different as far as home behavior goes.
But I know that it's tough out here for female niggas that don't have any IRL friends or any connections or anything.
And, you know, your husband is the one thing.
We don't have nice old wise black ladies in the house to help with the chilling and the cooking and the cleaning anymore.
There's nothing that goodness.
It's not easier than unloading the dishwasher and then taking out the trash.
Hey, that was, I think it was, was it Dr. Oz or Dr. Phil who said, true romance is making your mates life easier, which is probably a very shallow interpretation of that, but can't can't hurt.
He was just talking about the movie.
You know what I once heard?
Go ahead.
I've heard that you should always, if you always try to remember to, if you and your spouse always try to put the other person first, if you're always trying to think of them and they're trying to think of you, someone is always thinking of some, you're always being thought of, you know what I mean?
So I don't know.
I find that when nothing would get done.
No, I find that just like sex, just like when you have sex, you get more sex.
I think that when you are considerate of a person, that they reciprocate that.
There you go.
Moving a little further afield, but an essential question for Allison and KL.
Think back to your days when you're, maybe a little more difficult for Allison because they got married young, when you were single and, you know, dating or interested in dating.
What are some places?
I'm asking this on behalf of the single guys out there, not me, of course, but can you think of situations or places where you wanted to be hit on or where it would be appropriate to be hit on and where it would be creepy to get hit on?
Like, would you actually be interested in a guy like saying, hey, baby, at the grocery, not that, but whatever.
Hey, nice cucumbers you got there at the grocery store or, you know, Rolo going up to a lady at the bowling alley and, you know, making some chit chat.
Give the single guys out there a little bit of help if you could, please.
I mean, I did get hit on twice at Walmart the other day, and I will say that both of them had so.
Yeah.
Nice, nice dentition, Smasher.
Yeah, I was just practicing my costuming.
I feel like I don't have a lot to say about this because when we got married, we were going to dates at football games and sneaking alcohol into friends' basements and stuff because we were what, 7, I was 17, you were 18.
So KL, on the other hand, was a notorious woman about town.
I actually, I don't, I don't, I don't know how young you were when you got married.
So we were pretty young when we got married, but I don't know.
I don't remember ever like minding when guys hit on me.
I always thought it was kind of a compliment.
I always, I liked it.
It didn't bother me.
Like, I don't know.
I didn't, I don't know.
I mean, I remember when I would have men approach me or like hit on me.
And like, if they were creepy or awkward, it just made me kind of feel bad for them.
And if I wasn't interested in them, I felt bad and I really didn't want to hurt their feelings.
So I don't know.
I think that I'm a little bit weird because I know some women are really nasty.
Like the way that I see women be, I was never like that.
Like I would never, I would die if I hurt somebody's feelings.
It would make me feel so bad.
Like I actually went out on dates with guys just because I couldn't say no sometimes.
Like I couldn't say, I couldn't turn them down.
Let me put it.
They were too nice.
I've seen a couple of people I didn't want to go to.
But I don't know.
If a guy is nice and normal, it like never bothered me.
I always just liked friend situations.
Like I was always somebody who I never dated anybody that wasn't outside my friend group.
Like it was just somebody that I knew that it was this dude and he and I were vibing with, you know, ex's roommate.
And that's how we met.
So I don't know.
It never bothered me, though.
If a guy was nice and he wasn't weird, I was just cool.
All right.
So it's also, you know, even if you're not interested or whatever, it's like, why can't you just take the compliment?
You know what I mean?
Like, if somebody was hitting on me, that would make me, I mean, maybe it's, maybe it's a problem with like guys don't ever really get compliments or anything like that.
But like, if a woman was hitting on me, that would make me feel great for the rest of the probably month.
You know what I mean?
I'd be like, oh, dude.
Yeah.
Like, told me that I had like beautiful eyes and I'd talk about it for a month.
Hell yeah.
Nice lady at Foodline the other day.
You know, I was, I got some beer and she had to check my ID and she says, 81, you look more like 91 to me.
And I said, oh, you old sweetheart.
I didn't say old sweetheart, but we had a good chuckle.
She was an older woman, but it was, it was fun.
It was nice.
It was kind.
Well, I was going to say, I feel like it's, it's kind of like a feminist co-op, you know, that men aren't allowed to approach you in this place or that place or like it's in the basic or I approached a woman the other day and it was the first time ever in my life.
I was like, man, incel's got a point.
It was like the most vile I've ever been treated by anyone.
He was at his probation office, but yeah.
Horrible culture.
Yeah, but the girl is there too.
Like it's really sad because I would be, I'm nice to anybody that talks to me.
I don't care if you're ugly.
I don't care if you're hot.
Like if you say something to me, I'm going to reciprocate kindly.
And I might be bitch if you're except if they're black.
There you go.
These are rules that only apply to humans.
Come on, Sam.
Right.
Well, it's like, what's wrong with you that, you know, somebody takes an interest in you and like they find you that obviously they find you physically attractive.
And like, who doesn't feel good about themselves when they know that they're physically attractive to somebody?
I like, especially in an online age, right?
How like, I mean, you would think it goes further today than it would have in the olden days when everybody was out and about doing that thing.
Everybody's online dating and to get complimented at a grocery store or wherever people go these days.
Narcissism.
It's literally everything everyone does is online and you get social currency from everything you do.
And then you get it's a whole generation of people that no matter what, they're told that they're great.
You get a like because you took a picture of your breakfast.
You get a like because you walked your dog.
And then you get these people that their egos are just way too big.
And it's because everything they do is online.
They're not realizing that the interactions they have online are fake.
Yeah, I would agree with that.
And it's especially tough.
I'm 27 and everybody, anybody that's like younger than me, you know, I shut the hell up.
Observe them in their like internet environment.
Like this man had the audacity to tell me. that he liked my headphones while I was lifting weights at the gym.
And like, that's the kind of I think that's women have been weaponized.
That's like a meme.
They have created this attitude in women.
Yes.
Creation.
Like, I honestly believe it.
If you think back, do you remember?
I don't know if this was like the early aughts or when they started doing the thing about cat calling.
Like it was a big social issue.
Men were cat calling women.
This is an ancient Aryan tradition.
And I wherever I go, I'm a song porn.
I remember this time, and I wasn't even remotely red-pilled at the time.
And I remembered the entire time they used to talk about how horrible it was and how awful it was.
And I was like, I don't know.
I don't mind.
Like, if I get, if I'm driving and a guy like whistles and waves, I'm like, hell yeah.
Like, that made me a normal human being.
And, you know, I will tell my friends about it for like days.
I tell everybody about it, just like I did today.
And all women do that.
Every woman does it.
Like all of my friends have always.
If they get cat called and it's a legit guy that just whistles and says, hey, good looking, you know, whatever, they are thrilled about it.
And so I think that it was just a media creation that women hate it.
Women don't really hate it at all.
And I think only the women that believe feminists.
Yeah.
It's the same thing as abortion.
They think that they should believe it.
They think they should be offended.
But even when they're offended, even when a woman is like, oh my God, you would not believe this son of a bitch called me at the gym.
She's still bragging to her friends that she got cat called.
She's just humble bro.
In the negative.
Yeah.
These women think that cat calling is unacceptable, but they still need access to abortions.
So it's like, how are you even finding dudes, bro?
Yeah.
I know.
They're just getting on Tinder and doing the fake interaction where they don't actually interact with anybody.
They just, you know, if I, if I match with you on Tinder, that means that we can have sex.
Well, I will say this, the Gen Z is something else, man.
Like the some of the shit that I've seen them say and do that like I am officially like I feel like I am a boomer as to a millennial the way that I feel towards Gen Z.
So I on God on God, no cap for real.
Yeah, he had explained to me what no cap and cap meant earlier today because I saw them.
It was painful.
No idea what that meant.
I feel for the single dudes that are like 20 to 27.
Like it's tough out there, homies.
And I'm really sorry about it.
And I hope it's not a moment.
It doesn't get easier when they're older than 27.
Yeah, I really have to say I think these Gen Z girls are 50% psycho, 50% malicious.
Based.
It's the whole generation.
It's a generation of people that were raised on the internet.
So they never developed any real social interaction.
Everything in their brain is just a meme.
Like whether it's everything.
Like that's down to the women saying cat calling is bad and that's the worst thing ever to abortion is the most sacred thing.
It's what defines you as a woman.
If you can't kill your baby, then you don't have any rights.
And get likes on Instagram.
We're almost, we got to close this out.
Trans women don't have any rights because they can't get pregnant, so they can't get abortion.
So they don't have rights as women.
Yes.
Correct.
I like selfish complicated.
Did Emily repost this?
Let me see if I can pull it through real quick.
Yeah, here it is.
Emily reposted somebody who said, I like how women suddenly exist again as empirical realities with fixed, binding, and observable characteristics.
Everything's a social construct until it meets a rusty hanger.
Well, speaking of rusty hanger, it was, I meant to say it at the beginning of the chat, and I didn't get a chance to because it just got bogged down and other things.
But I was scrolling through the Twitter timeline and there was a New York Times article showing women protesting about the, you know, just being butthurt about Roe versus Wade.
And the header photo was a woman with her daughter in a stroller carrying a coat hanger.
And I was like, what am I looking at?
This is like one of the most grotesque, horrific things I've ever seen in my life.
And I, I have the photo saved and I can put it in the chat if you want to see it.
But oh my God.
Imagine the conversations that these leftist women and these feminists had with their small daughters today.
Yep.
If they're not trying to teach them to be boys, they're teaching them to kill their future spawn.
It was probably similar to that episode of South Park where the teacher is like, this is what happens if the boy doesn't wear a condom.
You will get AIDS and you'll get pregnant.
And it's the worst thing ever.
It's probably not too far off from that.
You have nothing now, little girl.
46 p.m. I was sitting on the couch in the sunroom with my daughter watching the handmaid's tale.
And she looked at me and she goes, Mommy, why do white people want to stop us from killing this clump of cells?
And it was just Christian Republicans together.
And it was definitely real.
And I did make this up for Twitter clout.
Ladies, I got to ask one more selfish one before we bring this puppy home.
Presumably you are in contact with single women, either in the cause or adjacent to the cause.
You're more in tune with them than the rest of us for sure.
Anything complaints that you've heard, or I wish that guys did this, or I wish they didn't do this, just a little bit of help for our mate hunting good fellows in the audience, please.
Tough one, I know, putting you on the spot.
Red-pilled white women want their men to be red-pilled too, and they want them to be strong about it.
The single women that I know I'm in contact with that are trying to get married, you know, they say they want to meet somebody that's strong in his convictions and wants to be a father and a provider.
You know, you've got to have the means and you've got to have the ability to back it up.
And I know that's like obvious.
And maybe that doesn't go for needs reminding.
Sure, that's good.
Maybe it doesn't go for dudes that aren't out there fishing in the pool of of red-pilled women.
Uh uh fishery, whatever you want to call it.
Um, egg hatchery, a spawning pool?
Um, this is a breeding operation.
Yes, that's a hard one, because the only the only uh single women I know are red-pilled single women, and so they want exactly what Allison just said.
Um, without knowing any single women, my biggest advice to dudes is, stop being a weirdo, stop being autistic, stop like, stop buying into meme autism.
Like, it's hard to defeat the vernacular, but like, stop giving into like meme autism.
Just act normal.
Get a fresh haircut, make sure your teeth are white, cut your fingernails and don't dress like a slob and don't be fat.
And please don't take a dozen of eggs and slonk them in front of our dinner instead of ordering something normal off of the menu at Apple.
Sounds like all right guys, anything else before we land this puppy?
It looks like my dinner plans.
My editing project is ruined.
Gosh, Potty Mouth.
Well uh, Kl.
Thank you.
Like the ladies of Dissident Housewives on Apparently, Standards over there.
Yeah christ, first and last time.
No, we will, I think.
I think this was good and we will do this again, for sure, with a little bit more planning.
Kl came in last minute.
It was just, you know, the the Roe V. Wade thing came down today and I thought, ah, you know what?
That would be good to have the ladies on just to kick this around a bit a little bit.
So we are honored to have the first ladies of dissident housewives on with us this week.
And we'll return the favor if we're ever asked.
No suggestion there.
But KL, thank you so much for coming on.
Thank you for having me.
It was a lot of fun.
Of course, we'll do it again.
Allison, you did a wonderful job as well.
Of course.
And this is like your fourth or fifth time on the show.
So, you know, old maid, full house old maid by this point.
Sorry.
Sorry.
I got to do it.
You know, it's a bit.
Thank you very much.
And none of the kids or babies woke up.
Knock on wood, I think.
No, we've done a very good job of turning around that horrific situation we were living in there for a while.
Hell yeah.
Well done.
And when can we expect the Dissident Housewives Dreamweavers charity mud wrestling match for a white family?
We'll be having that at the Abby Shapiro breast milk auction.
Wow.
Hot.
Sorry, that just came to me.
All right.
That would actually raise a ton of money, though.
I bet the super chats would be lit.
Hell yeah.
It shouldn't happen, but right.
Yep.
We did not.
We were going to talk about, we got a very specific question about homosexuality that we wanted to get to this week.
Did not.
And also is on the stock.
Rolo's rolling his eyes.
Don't worry, Rollo.
Well, that one was on purpose.
Yep.
Homosexuality.
And other stuff.
Yeah, we still got to.
How do you feel about LGBTQ?
Well, you know, it's a good thing that LeBron is out there supporting the community.
I can't remember what the actual thing is.
It's like LeBron going to something community.
It's really funny.
Because there was something.
Smasher thread.
And instead of like community, he was on community.
I don't know what you're on about there, but Smasher is in all sincerity.
Thank you very much for appearing with your wife.
And also, I mean, you know, these are tough things to talk about on their own, let alone sitting next to your significant other.
So you guys in particular handled it with a plum as expected.
Well, we're a perfect couple.
So we were just talking about things that, you know, we've witnessed other people.
There you go.
Okay.
Nailed it, buddy.
Thank you.
Sammy, baby, we will get to your stack next week for sure.
Sure.
No problem.
Yeah.
Thanks for having me.
Now, it was a good show, coach.
Good job.
I think so.
Thank you, sir.
And Rolo, you, sir, are a saint for dealing with our profane, profane special guests and regulars.
Hey, I spend my whole day saying what the cheese and gosh darn it.
Oh, thank you for not continuing that.
Family show.
I'll let her rip right now.
She had to vent a little bit.
Give her a little bit of grace period there, Rolo.
But thank you, sir.
Any last thoughts?
Took a break.
Everyone, watch your mouth.
We went, we went.
Yeah, on that topic, I was driving the other day and Potato was in the back seat and out of the blue, he exclaims in perfect pronunciation, enunciation, whatever.
Oh my God, what the hell is that?
It was like, what?
Where did that come from?
And I forget what it was that he saw, but it was just like, you know, he's not even four years old yet.
And I was like, wow.
I said, we say, oh, my gosh, what the heck is that?
And tried to nip that in the bud.
Maybe pick that up from Paw Patrol or something.
Anyway.
All right, everybody.
Full house episode 132 was recorded on another gorgeous, almost perfect summer night, June 24th, now June 25th, 2022.
Don't know if you can hear the bullfrogs in the background here, but they are mating, I suspect, like crazy.
And to all of our audience who is struggling to conceive or has kids and wants more, Christian, just against abortion, whatever, it don't matter.
We got a victory today of a certain stripe.
Depends on your outlook on it.
And we can celebrate it and move on and demand more from those who don't have a great track record of taking care of us.
And in all candor, I was planning to be very merry and joyous on the show, but just before we went to tape, I learned that a good friend had died.
No details.
I don't know how.
Young white man of the cause.
And yes, yep.
In all likelihood, that could be attributed to it.
That's all I'll say.
But just a little reminder, we get victories, we get losses, and we move on.
So I will dedicate this one to him.
We're going out to Bonfire by Third Eye Blind.
If he were here, last time I saw him was about a year ago, I imagine he would have really enjoyed kicking around a fire and having a cold one.
So appreciate life.
Appreciate your kids.
We love you, fam.
Listen to dissident housewives and spread the show to everybody you know.
We love you.
We'll talk to you next week.
Smasher and Allison, if you want to do it in tandem, have at it.
Shit A little early in spring, a bonfire ring, she's never been alone.
I bumped into you somehow.
Oh, give me wear my duct tape vest, it's a party vest.
It's really all I own.
Everything's changing now.
And I am high like a star that's flying.
Catchy up beyond.
Everything's changing now.
She said it's alright.
She said, No, don't die, no.
There's no goodbyes.
Lightning comes and lightning goes.
And it's all the same to me.
Let it in.
Cause I want you so.
I can hardly breathe a release into one thousand pieces.
I have broken two.
Over you, that shame will soon be gone.
I keep burning on and on and on.
It's nothing else, I am myself.
That's all I have to give.
Everything's changing now.
Oh, we could live like kings if we take a risk.
But we could live and die.
Everything's changing now.
Oh, now come on, come on.
Lightning comes and lightning goes.
And it's all the same to me.
Let it in.
Cause I want you so.
I can hardly breathe a release.
Into one thousand pieces.
I have broken two.
Over you.
That shame will soon be gone.
And I keep burning on and on and on.
This, this is, this is the last time.
This, this is, this is a good pride.
This, this is, this is the last time.
This, this is, this is something breaking down.
Doesn't see you come undone.
Everything's changing now.
Maybe we are girls.
Maybe we don't.
And that's the universe around you.
Changing.
Lightning comes and lightning goes.
It's all the same to me.
Let it in.
Cause I want you so.
I can hardly breathe or release into a thousand pieces.