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Feb. 26, 2018 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Get Off My Lawn #88 | Help Us
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Live from New York, it's head off by one.
Everybody's trying to tell me what to do.
Everybody's trying to tell me what to do.
It makes me wanna break some shit and sniff some clue.
Everybody's trying to tell me what to do.
A stranger in the bar tells me to smile.
Oh, wait.
That's an interesting part.
Ready?
play that again.
And no, I don't wanna shake your hand.
That was Deep D E A P Valley.
Two gals from, where are they from again?
I can't.
Oh, yeah, LA.
Lindsey Troy, that was a singer who was just saying that the bartender wants me to smile more.
And I say I'm happily, unhappily.
And then on drums, Julie Edwards, that's it.
That's all we need.
I know you thought that was a huge 10-piece band.
That was just two empowered feminists telling you that they're not going to smile more.
They don't want to smile.
Women aren't here to smile for you.
That's a thing men don't seem to understand.
They think women want to be sexy for men.
Sexy isn't for you.
Sexy is for the woman.
If a woman's wearing high heels, it's for her.
That's why when women are alone in a secluded cabin, they wear high-heeled shoes alone in the cabin because it's about their self-expression, them wanting to be sexy to them so they can make love to themselves.
I got to say, I am beat.
I have been coming in here four days in a row, busting my ass, showing you these garbage videos.
And I'm out of steam.
I'm not going to say this is harder than I thought, but this is a lot more tedious than I thought, this full-time job, this capitalism.
I feel like my exhaustion is a good example against capitalism, because you're watching it over the course of the week, you're watching it destroy a man who had previously escaped it and embraced socialism.
All right, today we're going to end it.
Last day of Gavin McInnis garbage.
So he starts out complaining that the police are worried about Muslims.
Apparently, Gavin's number one concern is that we're too nice to visible minorities and that we protect them.
He loves the cops, but he hates the idea of the cops protecting people of color.
So that's interesting.
And then he's going to bore us with a fake video about a litter bug.
And then he's going to talk about gender and the daddy-daughter dance.
Remember that from a thousand years ago?
He's going to keep bitching about that.
Why?
Because he's a daddy and he has a daughter.
And that's all these guys do is talk about their own lives.
Me, me, me, me, me.
Oh my God, I'm so worried about you not letting me dance.
No one stopped you from dancing with your daughter, Gavin.
He says, he's all worried about hypotheticals.
He lives in hypotheticals.
And then we have a Kakamami theory that he just made up out of the blue where he thinks that trans people are trying to reboot their hard drive to get away from the past, which is idiotic.
And the guy's all about science and trans, and then he just makes up a theory.
So that's really helpful.
And then we have a video involving the NRA, a pretty funny satirical video that confronts the fact that these racists hate the idea of black people getting guns.
But that isn't why I started doing this.
Voodoo adherents worry about backlash after recent crimes.
I am worried about the backlash.
I am a voodoo adherent.
We are now being reverent about voodoo, bending over backwards, doing our very darndest to be multicultural.
Anytime it's a non-white thing, non-Western thing, then we say, they're scared about a backlash.
Can you imagine, and again, not even remotely advocating Charlottesville, I think that was a catastrophe.
I said that months before it happened, and my heart goes out to Heather Hired and her family and friends.
But can you imagine them saying, white nationalists worry about a backlash after Charlottesville?
Totally unthinkable.
Yet, when it's non-whites, any other culture, that's the first thing they go to.
And there appears to be no limits.
Voodoo?
V-O-O-D-O-O?
This is voodoo, by the way.
Voodoo is popular in Haiti.
It's popular all over Africa.
It's ubiquitous within non-American black culture.
And it's clearly making its way to America.
But look at that.
You cover yourself in white stuff.
You burn some things.
You have some baby doll heads that you put beads in, maybe a snake.
This guy, we had to cut this cow's head off.
This is almost too disgusting to look at.
Tons of baby heads everywhere, too.
Screaming men.
The story they're talking about there is this girl had a demon in her.
She had a demon and she sprayed the toddler with fire to burn the demon out, burnt the child's face.
We are being targeted.
Voodoo believers fear a backlash.
And in this article, the original one, they talk about how the Haitians spell it V-O-U-D-O-U to separate themselves from the more ridiculous V-O-O-D-O-O.
We are being targeted, said Maude Evans, a Haitian native and voodoo priestess.
Oh, she's a professional.
In Boston's Matapan neighborhood.
I'm really concerned that that's how it's going to be from now on.
They will do things and blame it on voodoo.
You cannot do that.
You're giving voodoo a bad name.
Voodoo has a bad name because it's insane and ridiculous.
Oh yeah, it's not as bad as Christianity.
That's just as absurd.
Now, stop doing that With your cultural relativity, saying, Well, we had the exorcist.
Yeah, we had a fictional movie about a possessed demon.
We didn't sort of put fire in her face.
And anything you can say about modern, ridiculous, non-Western culture, you have to go back a couple hundred years to even get close to a similar case in the West because we are more advanced.
Stop pretending we're not.
And it's amazing, too, how many Afrikans believe in voodoo.
They believe in the juju man.
Even Christians believe in it.
I spoke to one.
I have an in-depth interview on the streets in New York where a woman who can barely speak English got a pretty good job talking about selling tickets for bus tours.
I just can't get over that she can't, she can barely speak English.
She's from Nigeria, I believe.
And she got this job.
Can I get a job in Japan if I can barely speak Japanese, handing out tourism things?
No.
And look, we've got two illegal minions right there.
How do these people get jobs?
Where are the teenagers?
What?
By ticket.
Thai ticket?
Bus ticket.
Bus ticket?
Yes, to see you on New York.
The bus?
Yes, this bus, like this one.
That's the bus?
Yes, this is the bus.
Your bus?
Yes, Top View.
I go for a ride on the bus.
The bus take you to city of New York.
Where are you from?
I'm from Nigeria.
Nigeria?
Yeah.
Do they believe in voodoo there, Juju Men?
No, I believe in Christ.
But I heard some Christians in Africa will believe in Juju men.
No, me, I don't believe in Juju man.
I'm a Juju man.
God forbid, I will not talk to you.
You are afraid of me?
I do juju.
I have snakes in my pocket.
I could make snakes come out of my pants right now.
Cobras.
I could make one snake come out.
He's a one-eyed trouser snake.
Very deadly and big.
But the backlash thing is a common thread, and I could give you a thousand examples, and you'd get example exhaustion, as editors used to call it.
I remember in South Korea, I think two soldiers killed a kid.
They were coming around a corner in a tank.
These are like normal, you know, American military stations very recently.
Killed some kids, and I think the soldiers got killed.
And the first takeaway was, we are worried about Korean Americans being attacked.
A backlash.
There's never a backlash.
It's always the concept of a backlash, but no backlash.
So they take a real crime, and this is a liberal go-to.
You take a real crime, and you put it up next to a hypothetical, and then you focus more on the hypothetical, because that's worse.
Because at least that involves Westerners, and you like those as bad guys.
You don't like the immigrants as the bad guys.
Well, I'm an egalitarian.
I don't care who did the crime.
You're going to jail.
But also in Korea, remember that Virginia Tech shooting?
Dozens of people shot.
How many deaths were there in Virginia Tech?
32.
32 actual deaths or just 32 were shot?
32 victims.
Victims.
So that's, I don't know how many deaths that is.
But the takeaway from the Virginia Tech shooting was backlash.
We fear a backlash.
No evidence of a backlash, but we fear it.
And that's what we should focus on when a Korean American goes in and shoots 32 people.
What did he say there?
This is Adrian Hong, the vice president of the Korean American Coalition, who just gets a bunch of money from Korean delis and has to say something.
So he says, we're the victims here.
We're going to get attacked.
He goes, I have heard of tires being slashed and slurs being thrown.
Oh, that's way worse than dying.
And then he goes, but these people are just looking for excuses.
So it's about the racists.
That's who we should focus on here.
Because we might be victims.
And I've heard of a tire being slashed.
We had this same ridiculous thing in Ottawa.
I was there when the shootings were going on.
I was working at what was called Sun News at the time.
It became Rebel Media.
But they had Corporal Nathan Cirrillo shot by a jihadist to death on Parliament Hill.
And he was at the, I think it's the tomb of the unknown soldier.
And they wear kilts because there's a lot of Scottish Canadians who died in World War I, which is why the anthem says, in all our sons command, Justin Trudeau, don't make it gender neutral.
There's a reason it says sons, as Roaming Millennial pointed out.
So after that killing, and there was two that week, right?
Ottawa Police Chief Bordelo, has to be French, he sent a message of support to Muslim organizations.
After a jihadist attack, our first priority is Muslim organizations.
And these Muslim organizations have been caught transferring money to Hamas.
Hamas that week rammed a car into a crowd of commuters in Jerusalem, killing a three-month-old infant.
So you can kill kids.
You can burn children if you're non-Western.
And our first concern is someone might get mad at you.
But if Westerners do a crime, well, it's indicative of a huge pattern and we need to attack them all and recognize this problem because we have a new Hitler in the works, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
So we don't just have ethnomasochism.
We don't just hate ourselves.
But we worship every other culture to a fault, which is ironic because when you do the math, it's crystal clear that the West is the best.
But I am trying to work through this.
Here's a fun vid.
One of the problems with importing the third world is you get the third world.
And a lot of the times that involves crime, rape, disease, bizarre cultural norms like voodoo.
You'll notice, by the way, the Haitians, when they practice voodoo, they spell it V-O-U, D-O-U.
So it's not confused with the much more violent voodoo.
However, occasionally the trouble with bringing in the third world is you bring in too much good in the sense that you bring in rough justice, men who will kill you for littering.
So it's not all rape with the third world.
Sometimes it's too tough with the rules.
All right, go ahead.
Excuse me, come and put it in the bin.
What is wrong with you?
What is wrong with you?
I'm working.
I'm doing my hard job working.
Okay, just pause, pause.
So he goes, What is wrong with you?
Put it in the bin.
Clearly, African, right?
And they said, Look, you need to clean up these streets, make sure they look great.
Don't let anyone litter.
He's like, no problem.
I will do that for you.
These streets will be spotless and I will let no one litter.
Okay, so that's one end of the spectrum.
Then you have rich kids who went to, they call it public schools in Britain, but it's private schools, right?
Went to private schools and they could give a toss about anyone.
So they just kick the garbage you got a problem with.
Just fucking nail it.
Boom.
And the funny part about this video, too, is their logic.
The logic here is that you need garbage to have a job.
It's the broken windows economic theory.
So without litter, we wouldn't be able to have a litter man.
So I'm providing you with employment by kicking the can.
All right, let's hear their argument.
Go ahead, boys.
You see what you've just done?
Don't kick it up.
We're giving you word that you joke.
What do you mean?
Imagine if no one's uplitter, you would never joke.
Are you mad?
You would never joke.
You don't have to litter.
You don't have to litter the floor.
You don't have to litter.
You're not skinny.
You're drunk.
You're throwing it.
You are disaster.
I won't cut the paper.
You know what?
You know what?
What you gonna do?
You know what?
Stop, provoking me.
You provoke me.
Provoking me.
Don't pick it up.
Pick it up.
Wait a minute.
This is looking a little too perfect.
Alright, stop, stop, stop.
I think that video was fake.
It was too good.
The acting, when he pulls it out, you provoked me, presented it.
That's not how you bottle someone.
It's an act of rage you do instantly and then instantly regret.
You don't go, you provoke me.
The guy gets a good shot.
And also, when you cut your head open, blood goes everywhere instantly.
Geez, that's one of the good things about being an old man who's seen a ton of street fights.
I can spot a fake.
I guess the impetus for all this anti-gender stuff is to make the effeminate men and masculine women feel better about themselves.
Okay, but you've overdone it.
The pendulum has swung too far.
And now you're making masculine men and feminine women feel bad about themselves.
Now you're wrecking society.
Now you're sabotaging everything.
You are hurting the people you purport to help.
And it's becoming ubiquitous.
It's everywhere I look.
A friend of mine just sent me this from Target in New Jersey.
Look how gay these kids are.
Like if my son walked in there, he'd feel uncomfortable because he's not effeminate.
So he'd go, oh, I guess I should dress like a lesbian and talk on the phone with my feet up.
I guess I should sit like an attractive lady does.
Hello, I am a woman.
Boys don't sit like that.
I've never seen a boy sit like that.
I've seen a lot of girls sit like that.
But we have to enforce this in the advertising.
I don't know why.
I guess because women are bored.
Maybe we have too many maids and cleaners and babysitters and nannies and au pairs.
And these women have become busybodies.
And their new thing is, I'm going to make everything about trans and everything about bullying.
And I'm going to make, I'm going to start babysitting your kids and telling you how to live your life.
And this war on gender makes it all the way to adulthood, where the hot new thing for spinsters, because men don't have balls anymore, they jerk off to porn.
They're happy to just continue a relationship till the ovaries dry up.
So now women are saying, okay, I guess I'll be the man and I will propose.
I was going over this article in the Post recently and it was called, yeah, there's one in Jezebel.
Of course, Jezebel loves it, right?
When women propose, this is how it's done.
Ladies, the whole thing about proposing, the whole thing about traditional marriage is I'm not you're my property, but you're my responsibility.
I will take care of you for the rest of my life.
I'll make sure you're fed.
I'll make sure you're clothed.
I'll make sure there's a roof over your head.
You can relax.
Now, you have to be loyal to me.
You can't sleep around.
You have to support me.
And if I'm getting sued, you have to be mad at the people suing me.
But you're not in charge.
And when a woman proposes to a man, she's saying she's the boss now.
And that sets a terrible precedent because women aren't good at that overall.
Look at this.
In the Post article, she says, very telling.
She talked about how they've been dating for a while now.
And she said, I was like, I'm taking it by the balls.
I'm doing it.
I'm taking it by the balls.
In other words, I'm removing his balls and I'm putting them in my purse.
Another disturbing thing is she says, and this is always written by a woman, these articles, a spinster usually.
Reed refused to get on bended knee.
Instead, the 34-year-old wedding photographer and her 36-year-old fiancé, Stephen Jonch, had just finished dessert at the Grand Army of Boreham Hill when she slipped a card across the table.
In case you don't want to be single, Steve, anymore, he read from the note as Reed pulled out another surprise, a titanium engagement band.
But now I didn't go to my knees when I proposed to my wife because I thought it sets a bad precedent.
I'm not subservient to you.
You're subservient to me.
And here we have a woman taking a page out of my book and going, I'm not, he's my bitch now.
Not that my wife's my bitch, but you know what I'm saying.
Finally, another heavy quote here at the end is she says, she typed it in.
She had to make her proposal known, right?
Because it's all about virtue signaling and making it all about me getting attention.
She put up photos of the proposal and then she put up the hashtag.
He said Yes.
A hashtag they learned is typically used by gay couples and high school girls asking guys to prom.
What do those two things have in common?
What do these three things have in common?
They're all make-believe.
I'm in a make-believe imaginary land where I'm the man of the house and I'm responsible for my husband's well-being, my husband's safety.
I'm going to make sure my husband doesn't get raped.
I'm going to make sure my husband's chastity is valued.
That's embarrassing.
Hey, dude, if your wife proposed to you, you're a cuck.
And I'm uncomfortable.
I'm even uncomfortable around guys where their wife didn't take their name.
I said that to a guy I know.
He goes, she's not my property.
She sort of is.
Now, this brings us back to a controversy of a couple weeks ago about the daddy-daughter dance, where they said to a public school in the Lower East Side, you may not have a daddy-daughter dance.
Again, what's the left about?
Hypotheticals versus reality.
Hypothetical is a trans daughter, meaning a gay son who wears dresses, who thinks he's a daughter, he would be hurt by this because he wouldn't be invited.
Now, we have no evidence this hypothetical person has been rejected from a daddy-daughter dance, but it's conceivable.
Ergo, daddy-daughter dance, canceled.
Now, who does this hurt?
It hurts young girls.
Again, the people they're purporting to help are the most hurt by it.
That's why I think that's why I call conservatism the new punk rock, because I'm here fighting these fascists.
I'm the feminist in this case.
I want to help these girls.
But these fascists are ruining their lives based on a made-up scenario, make-believe.
Liberal ethos, communism is all make-believe.
And we're here stuck in reality going, can you stop infringing on our rights with your hypothetical scenarios?
Now, the daddy daughter dance makes me particularly mad because I've been on them and my friends have been on them.
And in upper middle-class neighborhoods, they're not the biggest deal.
They're just cute.
You get to talk to your daughter and have some one-on-one time.
And you tend not to spend as much time with your daughter.
She doesn't ask you to play catch.
She doesn't ask you to go ride a bike or something.
So when you have time with her, you get to catch up on lost time.
However, this is particularly crucial in Puerto Rican, Dominican, black neighborhoods like the Lower East Side of New York, like Staten Island, where these bans were being implemented.
So a lot of the time, these dads don't see their kids.
They don't live with their kids.
The out-of-wedlock birth rate in Queens, for example, I believe is 80%.
That's 5% more than the national average.
It's really bad with Puerto Ricans in New York because they're third generation welfare, and Democrats have been telling them for generation after generation that it's profitable for you to get rid of dad.
Get him out of the house, you get money.
They've incentivized dad leaving.
So daddy-daughter is a great time to fight that socialism and get dad back in the house, get the family back.
Also, though, there's countless ways, and I was talking to a dad about this the other day, and he brought up stuff I hadn't even thought of before.
Like this article, The Dance Must Go On, Dads and Daughters, we've got this guy, I think he's Puerto Rican, and he's saying, it's an important night for me and my daughter because it shows her at a young age how she should expect to be treated.
So may I have this dance, my lady?
And you bring her up and you're da-da-da.
Are you comfortable?
Would you like some punch?
You be a gentleman all night, and what you're saying to her is, this is how guys should treat you.
Don't have someone go like my grandmother's husband said, who would want to dance with you?
No, that's not acceptable.
You're a lady.
You should be treated as such.
Another reason that it's important, and I hadn't thought of this either until my fellow dad brought it up, is it's hard to get stuff out of girls as far as like, are you okay?
Are girls mean to you?
Was a guy mean to you?
Like, no daughter's going to say to her dad, man, daddy, I like this guy, Craig, and he likes Julie.
She'll tell her mom that, but it's hard to get that out of a girl.
And I'm a big gossiper and I'm a big meddler, so I'm dying to know if my daughter has any problems whatsoever.
I want to go murder anyone who slightly affects her life negatively, which is probably why she doesn't tell me stuff.
But a great thing about this dance is she's comfortable, she's relaxed, she's dressed up, you look nice, and there's a chance for her to tell you any deep-seated problems she has, any fears she has, any questions she has about growing older.
It's a great focus.
I'm tearing up just talking about it.
And the fact that these fucking bureaucrats want to come in and meddle with something as sacred as a father's relationship with his daughter just to virtue signal genderlessness is downright fucking disgusting.
And it makes me get out of bed in the morning in a screaming rage.
This kind of bull is why I get out of, this is why I have this job, and it's why I'm stuttering and having so much trouble articulating my point, because I'm fucking mad.
I won't leave your direction I won't That's Tom Daniels.
He's the principal of a school in Massachusetts, K through 5, and he's decided he's going to be Tamela Daniels.
I don't know what name he'll be choosing.
Usually they choose a whole new name, Sharia.
No, no, that's too Muslim.
Maybe he looks like a dude.
But if he was a chick, I guess Maggie?
Maggie Daniels.
Shannon.
What?
Daniels says he will now be known as Shannon.
Shannon.
Oh, I was close with Sharia.
God, I am the prophet.
Shannon Daniels has decided, the principal K through 5, who obviously talks to kids every day and kids look at him, he's decided he's going to become Shannon from now on.
And some people are not thrilled about it.
Someone was saying children do not have the cognitive capacity to understand something which could upend their own developing sense of secure natural identity as male or female.
Mr. Daniels' case is even more extreme and likely confusing to the children because he's not merely changing from a male to female, but claims he identifies as both a male and a female.
Can you just not do that around my kids, please?
I know you're a weirdo.
Go be a weirdo in the West Village.
Can you not be the principal of a K through 5 school?
Children should not be subjected to such social engineering.
That is someone that's not happy about the transition, but I'm sure most of the moms at the school love it because it's a status symbol and they can virtue signal and say, Oh, yeah, what is your principal like?
Ours is trans.
We win.
You thought you were hot with a black woman principal, and we just beat your ass.
Bitch.
But it gave me pause, and I have a new theory I'm starting.
Remember that guy?
We had a guy, Alyssa, on the show.
He was a military vet.
I didn't show his full name because I don't want to promote pornography.
He's now a porn model where he dresses up as a woman, even though he has a kid and stuff, and his schlong is hanging out, and he does little photo shoots around the house.
We argued about it.
I don't understand it.
I don't think it's a good move.
But he's a military guy, and so is Kristen Beck.
You remember him?
He was mad about the trans thing.
He did some sort of drunk conversation on a couch where you're looking at him.
He's so masculine, you just go, you're just a dude with long hair who's into weird sexual stuff.
In other words, glam.
And glam people are allowed in the military.
But I'm looking at these military guys who decide after they come back they can't hack it and they have to change.
There he is.
Kristen Beck.
Look at him.
Could you possibly be less feminine, please, sir?
I think a lot of these guys, and I'm basing this on those two military examples for a reason.
I think a lot of mentally ill people who aren't necessarily gay see it as a reboot.
And it's definitely preferable to suicide.
You have PTSD from war, you have a horrible experience, and you think, I want to kill Gavin, but I want to move on.
I want to keep living, but this guy I don't like anymore.
I know I'll kill Gavin, and then I'll make Gavina with long blonde hair, and I'll walk around.
I can still have sex with women, but I'll just be a weird lady.
I already feel like a freak.
I've been in Afghanistan.
I've shot people's heads off.
I've had bullets whizz by my head.
And I'm already never going to be like you.
So why don't I just reboot and become a new person and it's all forgotten.
And there's heroes who have PTSD who do this, but there's also shit stains like this guy, Steph on Knee.
It's spelled in a strange way, Stephanie, to resemble Fallatio, I believe.
And this was a guy, father of five.
He's done with it.
And instead of going, I'm going to go out and get milk and never come back and have to worry about, you know, being tracked through his credit cards and social media, he just goes, I'm a six-year-old girl now.
By the way, six-year-old girls don't have soothers, Stephanie.
Didn't you notice that from your five kids?
And this depraved pervert has abandoned his family and abandoned his life, but he gets to be a hero, or sorry, a heroine, by saying that he is not just transgender, but trans age.
And by the way, while we're looking at this scumbag, go down a bit.
I heard a podcast where he talked about his grandparents who adopted him.
Keep scrolling.
Did it freeze?
Keep going, keep going.
Yeah, those two.
I heard a podcast where he talked about the old man on the right there, to his right, sodomizing him and how it felt so good he thought he was going to get pregnant.
They've since taken it down.
But aren't you a six-year-old?
So aren't you living out, isn't that old guy living out a pedophile fantasy?
Isn't that what's going on there?
Depraved.
So I really think that these guys are mentally damaged.
In the case of the military, it was their environment that damaged them.
In the case of Stefan Ni, I think that they're just mentally ill.
And Zoe Tour is a guy I had on my old show a few times.
We got along okay, but he keeps attacking me and my family and saying, you've ruined your name and you've ruined your children's lives.
This is a guy who cut off his dick and his children won't speak to him.
And he's telling me that I'm giving my family a bad reputation.
Mental patience.
Now, Zoe Tour is the guy who followed OJ's Ford Bronco and that defined him.
He was the helicopter pilot that followed OJ.
And he probably got a mountain of attention.
He was in documentaries.
He was everyone's.
It was a household name.
And I think he got overwhelmed by it.
And then when the fame started dying down, he thought, I don't want to always be defined as the guy who followed the Ford Bronco.
Reboot, I'm Zoe now.
So trans women, I have some bad news for you.
Just because you cut your hair weird, just because you cut your dick off, just because you took some tit pills, doesn't mean that you're no longer you.
You're you.
Now, I don't want you committing suicide, but I just want you to understand the fact that reality follows you no matter where you go.
And attacking someone's family or doing porn or abandoning your family is never going to change that.
There's no such thing as a human reboot.
I've only watched the very beginning of this video.
I think this is another one of these things where they portray us as imbeciles because they've never met any of us.
So if you like the NRA, you must be a racist redneck.
So I'm going to show you a black guy and then you're going to poop your pants because you hate all black people.
Maybe before you ridicule someone for their beliefs, you may want to ask them their beliefs.
Just my two cents.
All right, let's check the new face of the IRA.
I mean, NRA, whoops.
I love that song.
The Constitution does not decree the right to keep and bear arms.
It says the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
The NRA believes that America's laws should be obeyed.
And we will defend the right to bear arms by any means necessary.
We will not be docile for our president.
Right.
That's right.
Yeah.
I'm sorry, you're with the NRA?
Yes.
Is there a problem?
No.
Stop.
I've heard Sarah Silverman make this argument.
It's common among the left, especially in the West Coast.
Yes.
The NRA wants blacks to own legal guns.
They are against crime, which is dominated to the tune of late 90s percentages of illegal guns.
Chicago's up to almost two a day.
New York, one a day.
Baltimore, wildly disproportional, close to New York's murder rate, despite being a portion of the size.
I can't remember how small Baltimore is, but I know I think Chicago is a third of the size of New York, yet they have more murderers a day.
Those are all illegal handguns.
The NRA wants blacks to have guns.
That's why they have so many correspondents, so many guys doing videos, so many black members.
The NRA makes it clear that the hood is safer when there are legal guns.
When the few fathers who stick around, you know, in the hood, it's one in four fathers stick around.
When the few fathers that are allowed to stick around are allowed to defend themselves, old ladies in the hood need a gun.
So this idea that the NRA never thought of a black person having a gun is a ridiculous premise for a bit.
Why did you do that?
You never even looked up the NRA.
And by the way, that stuff those guys said at the beginning was beautiful.
They quote the NRA and you're supposed to laugh and you go, yeah, exactly.
You honestly think that someone in a cowboy hat has never met a black dude.
And you know what's ironic about that train of thought?
When you talk to these people in the North, the Northeast, the Northwest, they've actually never really met black people.
And then you go to the South.
You go to the South and all you see are black people hanging out with white people in the lineup at the 7-Eleven.
What's going on with your aunt now?
She's still sick?
Yeah, I don't know what's going on with her.
She's making her ways, though.
The first time I went to the South, I went, wait a minute, I thought you guys all hated each other.
And then someone down there explained it to me that in the North, they hate blacks in reality, but like them in theory.
And in the South, they hate blacks in theory, but like them in reality.
Well, here we are in neither theory nor reality of the crazy, stupid, racist NRA.
I think, I don't see how they could expand on this joke.
This looks like it's going to be SNL if we're going to go from here all the way down to here.
But let's see what they got.
Of course not.
The NRA thinks that everyone should have guns.
Yes!
All my brothers should have guns.
Yes.
And we will not rest until we are roaming the streets heavily armed.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
How many brothers do you have?
Our numbers grow daily with every hate crime or case of police brutality.
Why do you want to own guns again?
It's my right.
Right.
Right.
The Second Amendment also mentions a well-regulated militia.
We have a well-regulated militia.
Do you?
Hmm.
Where?
Where do you live again?
That sounds like a background check.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No.
We would never do anything like that.
Background checks are an invasion of privacy.
Right.
A right is a right.
So this whole video is based on the myth that the NRA is racist.
Right.
And it never occurred to them that blacks would have guns.
Can you just pause for a second here?
Yeah, we will.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
This is also the education these stupid kids are getting, these beta males who work at college humor.
They've been indoctrinated with Marxist crap from literally kindergarten all the way through junior high, high school, and college.
And they've learned that all rednecks are racist, guys and cowboy hats are racist.
And also, the NRA hasn't thought of stuff.
Many things haven't occurred to the NRA.
They're just stupid racists who have never tried a taco.
All right, go ahead.
Whoa.
All right.
The government for sure overreaches it, and we hate them.
Yeah.
But they aren't racist.
No, I wouldn't go that far.
You would if you came from where I come from.
Yeah.
Where is that again?
I'm from the land that enslaved my ancestors.
Right.
All right.
Okay.
Let's just show a little bit of control with the gun.
Gun control is not necessary.
What we need is gun education.
See, this trigger right here.
The slightest pressure from my finger, I can send enough bullets to rip your body in half.
That's not being too cavalier with this song.
It could kill someone.
Yeah, guns can kill.
So can knives.
What you gonna try and take away my knives, too?
Yes.
What do you need that thing for?
Hunting.
Hunting season is over, man.
That depends on who you hunt.
Who you're hunting?
Was it?
You said who.
Yeah.
Is it who you're hunting or what you're hunting?
Who are you hunting?
You said who.
Said who.
You know what?
That one was getting kind of annoying.
I'm starting to see my brother's point of view here.
The Black Panthers are not a thing.
You know?
Maybe he's right.
And the NRA never said that they don't want black people to have guns.
In fact, they have a lot of black people with guns on their sites.
So I don't know.
Maybe he's got a point.
I'll tell you what, though.
One thing I will never forget is Heather Heyer.
You can deny Nazis.
You can say that white nationalists are not a thing.
You can pretend that America isn't a fascist hellhole and that Trump isn't Hitler.
But we, Antifa, Redneck Revolt, we, the far left, the socialists, the activists, we are the ones fighting and we are the ones trying to protect Heather Heyer.
We are the ones saving lives.
Here's something nobody's talking about.
Dwayne Dixon may have led to the death of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville.
The narrative, as far as the left goes, is a bunch of Nazis went to Charlottesville, sort of basically true, yep.
And they ran over a protester, Heather Heyer.
Kind of true, yes, sure.
And then, of course, now every time they bring up Nazis, and you say, I call Nazis Bigfoot.
I say, you're chasing Bigfoot.
It's not an issue.
Oh, yeah, what about Heather Heyer?
Yes, Heather Heyer was terrible, horrible catastrophe.
Richard Spencer, top white nationalist in America, says it was a catastrophe.
Of course, it was a catastrophe, But it's not a pattern.
You know, you had that Black Lives Matter guy who died, the one who stole the Confederate flag, and the headline is always: man who stole Confederate flag, shot dead.
Yeah, man who stole Confederate flag, long time passing, hanging out, gets shot by a black guy because his priorities are backwards.
He's chasing Bigfoot and he got eaten by a grizzly bear.
Grizzly bears are real.
Black crime is real.
Nazis are not a thing.
But Dwayne Dixon says they are.
And he was recently bragging.
I shouldn't say recently, shortly after Charlottesville.
He was online bragging.
He's part of an anti-fug group called Redneck Revolt.
And he said that he chased James Fields.
Now that guy, Jared Howe, I think is pretty bad news, so we won't focus on that.
But here, let me see what Dwayne Dixon is saying exactly.
He goes, I take a perverse pleasure in having carried this Spikes lower in the defense of Justice Park on August 12th.
That was Charlottesville.
I used this rifle to chase off James Fields from our block of 4th Street before he attacked the marches to the south.
Spikes need a good lesson in ethics and anti-fascism.
I have no idea what spikes are.
It's probably some acronym for Nazi, whatever.
So James Fields, who murdered Heather Heyer in his car by ramming into her, was clearly panicked.
This guy, Dwayne Dixon, had just before that, intimidated him and literally chased him with a gun.
He was at least partly responsible, and we can argue whether it's a molecule or 90%.
He was at least partly responsible for Heather Heyer's death.
Where's the news reports on this?
Now, some guys, I assume white nationalists, went to visit him at his school.
Of course, he's an academic.
Of course, he teaches.
Yvette Falark, Eric Cantwell, the bike lock guy.
All of these top Antifa dudes are either in mainstream media, like Esquire, and even some right-wing sites, which should be coming out shortly.
But they're also professors and teachers from elementary school all the way up to top Ivy League.
The guy who wrote the Antifa, what's it called?
The Antifa Manifesto, the Antifa Handbook.
That guy's a professor.
But check out when they go to his school and confront him with the possibility that he's responsible for the death of Heather Heyer.
Antifa Sympathizer Redneck Revolt leader Dwayne.
Okay, wait, stop, stop, stop, stop.
I called these white nationalists that were doing the filming.
It's big league politics.
That's Cassandra Fairbanks, started by Breitbart people.
Sorry about that.
These are normal conservatives who are recording him.
So they go to his school and they film him and ask him why he did what he did.
Check it out.
Patrick Howley bumped into Duane.
Rather explaining why he chased him with an AR-15.
Let me ask you a quick question.
Put that down.
Put that down.
Don't touch me.
Put that down, sir.
You're on private property.
You're on property.
You may not touch it.
You don't touch it.
Especially public property.
Move past me!
Fields with...
Stop.
Stop.
Now, Crass, the band, I visit them every summer, and they were mad at me for my recent antics.
They said, you're getting out of control.
What's happening with you?
I've heard terrible things.
And I go, no, dude, Antifa is out of control.
Your people are out of control.
Now, this guy's wearing a Crass backpatch.
I have to send this to them and say, look, this is what your people are doing.
They're chasing people they have decided are Nazis and panicking so much they run over people.
That's your side.
My old side, I guess.
With a rifle?
Do you think that contributed perhaps to his mental state?
Call campus police, please.
Just pause it there.
Call campus police, please.
This guy is an anarchist who hates authority.
And what does he do?
He goes to schools and teaches Marxism.
What is Marxism in academia?
Excuse me.
It's hypotheticals.
They are basically LARPers.
It's basically The Hobbit and Dungeons and Dragons.
This guy teaches Dungeons and Dragons.
He teaches Harry Potter class.
And then reality shows up and goes, hey, that game you were playing with Voldemort and the broom under your crotch, where you're pretending that you were Harry Potter's worst nightmare, someone got killed.
And what does he do?
Call the police.
Call the police.
What's going on here?
He panics because it's all a game to him.
Academia is all in your head.
It's all made up hypotheticals.
And they are totally incapable of dealing with reality, even when said reality has led to the death of an innocent victim.
Go ahead.
We have an intruder in here.
We have an intruder in here.
Look at him.
Hello?
Did you chase James Fields with a rifle?
This man admitted to chasing James Fields.
Look, he's got all his combat gear and he can't handle two conservative nerds.
I'm trying to leave.
They're here.
They're in this private office filming us right now.
Can you just answer the one question that we're trying to ask you?
Why did you do that?
You need to leave, please.
He's not going to answer.
No, they just.
Those are the guys he's scared of.
Look at the veins on his neck.
Sorry.
There's a rifle.
What room were we in?
Look, look, he can't talk anymore.
Are you responsible for the death of Heather Heyer?
Gracious sakes, please.
Just pause, pause.
Did you hear that other academic?
Gracious sakes?
I've never heard that expression before.
I've hung out with some geriatrics.
My grandmother was in her 90s when she passed away.
She never said gracious sakes.
It's not swearing.
I'll give you that.
Gracious sakes is not a bad word.
Oh, for gracious sakes!
F. All right, keep going.
Sorry?
Are you responsible for the death of Heather Heyer?
Look.
He can't breathe.
He's going to faint.
Hello?
That was amazing.
Anti-flight sympathizer, yeah, chasing was an AR-15.
I thought AR-15s were bad.
I thought they were behind the Florida shooting.
It's just a normal gun that looks scary.
Anyway, guys, once again, you see something terrible, and it's LARPers, Fakers.
I really feel like this show is reality versus make-believe.
And my beef with make-believe is it's communist socialists talking about hypotheticals and hurting people over here in reality land.
Leave us alone.
He's chasing the guy with an AR-15.
I hate AR-15s.
AR-15s kill people.
He was chasing that guy into his car, and then that's when the guy killed the girl.
This has been a hell of a week.
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