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🔴Trump Blasts Third Worlders: No More Welcoming Our Conquerors 2025-12-01 18:06
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The mistake that you made is you let us in in the first place.
That's the thing with brown people.
And I'm going to say this as a brown person.
There's a lot of us like a lot.
There's like 1.2 billion in India.
There's more than 200 million in Pakistan.
There's like 170 million in Bangladesh.
Those are just the people there.
They should stay.
They're not even talking about the folks who are expats or immigrants.
There's a bunch of us.
And we breed.
Like rats.
We're a breeding people.
And the problem is.
To develop.
Is you let us in in 1965.
There were a few of us beforehand, but once you let one of us in, you know what happens with brown folks?
Our grandmother comes, our grandfather comes, our uncle comes.
Well, our aunt comes, our cousin comes, our second cousin comes.
Our second cousin comes.
Then we have kids, a bunch of kids.
And then guess what?
Some white women, you know, the Western civilization women, the pure women, the American women, quote unquote, the Rust Belt women, the real women, they like some of us brown folks.
We don't take them.
They come to us.
And then we have kids.
Against your will.
You got these beautiful caramel skin kits.
You can't get rid of us.
We're here.
Want to bet?
Now.
So, what he's saying is that these countries, they have terrible women.
That's what I got from it.
I also like the fact that he used the term the pure women.
I think he's kind of using it tongue-in-cheek, but where he says they come to us.
No, they don't.
That's why you have rape and gang rape problems in your countries and any countries where you become a significant portion of the population.
The good news is we have studies on these.
They did a cross-gender study where they had men rate women and women rate men of different races, right?
They mixed the races all around.
So when men were rating females, the most attractive were Asian women and the least attractive were black.
When women were rating males, the most attractive were black and the least attractive were Asian, which includes, of course, places like India.
And I know that South Asian, there aren't many studies that specifically rate women on Indian men because it would be embarrassing.
But according to OKCupid, Indian men are the least successful.
So there's more data there.
And here's the funny thing: they receive the lowest response rate from Indian women.
So we don't know if that's behavioral, if it's cultural, or if they're just as unattractive to Indian women as they are to white women.
But that may explain the constant rape problem that is encountered with cultures of Indian men in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka.
We've gone through this, right?
Sri Lanka, where the man just goes, Here's my cook.
That's their game.
And the reason they can consider that game is because the women can't say no and they have no recourse.
So it's true, they outbreed white people.
Thanks again, those on the left who said we had an overpopulation problem and value material goods, you know, like Uma Thurman's daughter, thank you left.
And they say, they come here and by the way, your women want us.
No, they don't.
And this is not an accident.
Of people intentionally not only undermining our country through policy, but again, birth rates.
If the left, if you followed the left's prescription from, let's just say, the 90s through today, you'd bring in as many people from these other nations as you could possibly fit as quickly as you could bring them in.
Accelerated, of course, in Barack Obama from Islamic countries.
American families, white working American families, would have no children.
They would downsize, move to tiny homes, and we would end up being little Bangladesh.
If you were to follow the prescription of the left, you would have no more United States of America.
And you can see that through policy, like the census, by the way, they changed that rule to count illegal aliens.
They, by the way, Democrat politicians, they had a new H-1B bill to double the current H-1B cap.
And it was introduced by, surprise, Raja Krishnamurti.
Guess.
America first.
Yeah, exactly.
America first.
And then, so we have that.
He's from Milwaukee, right?
I believe.
Yeah.
Born and raised.
Mogadi Shuwaki.
The Vikings.
What is it now?
The Vikings are what?
What are the Vikings?
The water monitor lizard rapists?
I don't.
Then you also have Islam.
You also have Islam, and this is antithetical to the United States because the problem is that a lot of Americans and thinking that we're conserving liberty, and we should.
Liberty for American citizens, right?
Law and order matters so that liberty can exist.
You can't have liberty without laws, without order, and that liberty is afforded to those in the United States, to those who identify.
That word, you love that, leftists, right?
As American, not as a crash pad, a place to land for a little bit.
Then you look at Islam.
Well, they want to outbreed.
They want to subvert this nation.
Why?
Well, they're actually called to eradicate all non-Islamic societies.
And there's a prescription on how to do it.
And it involves a lot of war.
It involves a lot of beheading.
It involves fewer clitorises, clitori.
And it also involves, sorry, guys, I'm just telling you.
And it also involves breeding when war doesn't work.
And there are calls all across this country from Islamists to end America as you know it.
Glory to all the martyrs.
Glory to the oxis of resistance.
May we see victory within our lifetimes.
Margbar Amrica, Margbar Gasu.
This is why he would say to pour all of your child all of your chants and all of your shouts upon the head of America.
Almost the America.
Almost the American.
Almost the Africa.
Look at this room's mother.
We ain't going anywhere.
Real change.
Except the buffet.
She swore.
She comes from up the street.
She comes from all of us mobilizing and seizing the power to resist and fight back.
Now we're in Congress for every corner of the United States.
Exchange must come.
Corners, like rats.
And in the form that it must come is that this empire, the American empire, that's been hurting our people since the beginning, the imperial Western powers that have been hurting our people since the beginning, they must fall.
And inshallah, inshallah, they will fall.
Get out.
I'm confused.
Hold on.
The Western society, they've been hurting our people.
You've never gotten it right.
The Western culture is hurting our people.
Do I talk into this camera using electricity?
Jeez.
Inshallah, they will fall.
Ah, yes.
That great merciful God of yours.
Yes.
Yes.
In his name, others will die.
That's good.
For some reason, it's only with modern Christian society that you're able to broadcast with a camera using electricity and polymers and petroleum products creating prescription lenses as well as your silly terrorist Enrique Iglesias equivalent hat and insulation in your jacket so that you can withstand the colds as opposed to crawl into a camel like some terroristic Luke Skywalker.
Tucker Carlson and Pierce Morgan actually kind of, and I think people are misrepresenting this, but certainly downplayed this threat in their conversation more than I would have liked to see.
But there's a very lovely, quaint notion being built up in the United States, driven by people like Tommy Robinson here.
Who's Tommy Robinson?
You know Tommy Robinson.
He seems like a fraud to me.
Well, he's not even Tommy Robinson.
His name's Stephen Yaxley.
It's not even his real name.
He's also convicted of multiple crimes, fuggery, fraud.
I don't even know anything about him, but he doesn't seem like he's in general.
We would call him a little shit stirrer, right?
This idea that he's driven, that we're on the verge of some sort of civil war here.
Do you feel that when you walk around?
Because that's my point.
You're so passive.
I could say that there are so many things about London I really like.
I've been here three days again visiting relatives.
No, not at all.
Again, what's who's going to do anything?
Pakistanis are all super nice to me and the whites are all kind of craven and sad.
No, you're totally safe here, man.
Now, and people took that out of context where he was saying it tongue-in-cheek.
But I will say this.
I kind of think Tucker might know Tommy Robinson.
Tommy Robinson, thank you very much for agreeing to talk to us.
So they had to coax him on the show.
And by the way, like, no, no, I think you're going to say, like, no, I feel fine.
Pakistanis are really nice to me.
Sure, because they also have to dance around calling out the real problem.
Islam.
Yeah.
Islam is a problem.
Islam is a problem.
And that's the problem.
Yeah, as a relatively large white man, you're probably mostly fine.
If you're a woman, no, rape.
I don't know if you know this.
It's a trend.
It's like the tickle-me elmo of this year's Christmas in the UK.
So non-Britons are 71% more likely to commit sex crimes.
Whoops.
No, that can't be right.
Specifically, Afghans and Eritreans, do I have that right?
Eritreans, Eritreans.
I've heard it.
I've read it, never heard it pronounced.
Eritreans, yeah.
20 times more likely to commit sex crimes.
And I know that they have veterans over there.
We have veterans over here.
They have veterans over there in the UK that came back from Afghanistan and said, hey, maybe we shouldn't bring all these people here.
Maybe it's a different culture.
And they'll go, oh, you're racist.
Yeah.
No, I've been.
American veterans have been saying this for 24 years.
Well, isn't it funny where the left goes, you can't go and nation build, you know, enshrine, turn them into America.
It doesn't work.
And by the way, I agree.
Every single war in the Middle East in that area of the world has failed because they don't want to be America.
But the same people on the left, the Code Pink, go, but bring them all here.
It'll work.
Rape is up huge in the UK.
From 2002 to 2024, it went from 12,000 to 72,000, a six times increase.
A six times increase.
Rape.
Wow.
Almost to the point of, I mean, I say this, you know, sort of not really, but getting closer to mirroring the nations from which these people fled.
You know, the refugees.
The problem is these refugees are fleeing these nations, but they're bringing their rape with them like a sexual assault carry-on.
Just last week, the British actress, Genevieve, is it Genevieve Chenoor?
She was assaulted in London just before an audition.
No one's safe.
Guys, literally five minutes before my audition, I was walking around the corner in Oxford Circus, and this guy just looks at me and like targets me and fing hits me and like I'm like against the wall.
She's afraid to describe him.
Right about to arrive for my audition.
And it's like so nerve-wracking for me being out in central London now.
And I just got my confidence up and was like, looking at moving back.
Why are there not more police on the street?
Like, I should be able to go to the policeman on the street and be like, this just happened, you know?
But it's not big enough that the police can come.
Yeah, and you know, I'm going to tell you something too.
People are going to say, people go, are you saying that it's worse because it might have been some, if it's some brown guy, a Bangladeshi?
Are you saying that's worse than someone who's native to the UK doing it?
Yeah, I am.
Yeah, I am.
I'm saying that gutturally, it's worse to see a mongrel who has no business being in that country in the first place, but is there by design from a master plan from the left.
Just like, are you saying it's worse that Zarutska was killed by a black man?
Well, I am because it's by design where a man was released 14 times in the name of equity.
You know what you heard, Uma Thurman's daughter, who gleefully celebrated abortion, said that she's there to fight for equity.
Now, of course, she lives in a wealthy area and she's protected, but equity just means that, think of this.
If you try and ensure equity across races, cultures, religions in a place like the United States or Europe, you're just equalizing crap.
You're bringing us down to that level.
Yeah, it's worse because they had no business being here in the first place.
No one's saying you can eradicate all crime.
Let me make this really simple.
In the UK, you've had crime.
I've seen the old films, pickpockets.
It's kind of quaint now.
They had crime.
You can't get rid of all crime.
But you can not choose to bring more crime in.
There's a very big difference.
Put it this way.
Imagine you have a kennel of puppies.
Let's say you have three or four dogs, right?
You live in a farm.
And one of your dogs gets into a fight with the other dog.
It happens.
It's terrible.
Is it as bad as a dog coming into your yard and killing yours?
One strikes you as worse, doesn't it?
Because it's your job to make sure that that doesn't happen.
You're tasked with keeping your kennel flock, if they're sheep, safe.
It's different.
One is human nature, crime.
One is a betrayal.
One is a failure of those who are elected specifically to prevent this kind of activity.
And I'm going to tell you, you can pick the kind of country that you live in.
You have the right to, but you've got to stand up with one voice right now to do it before there aren't enough of you left.
I'm going to get to the one exception in Europe.
Because what you're seeing across most of Europe is Islamists taking over, seems like a small thing, but it's not.
Entire Christmas markets and celebrations throughout all of Europe.
Music sucks.
That's actually, I'll be home for Christmas.
The intro.
Now there's one exception.
You can choose the country you live in.
You know, like Islamic countries do themselves.
Poland, their policy is flat-out refusal to accept migrants under the EU pact on migration and asylum.
And the Poland, the prime minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, actually stated this.
He said, as I said, Poland will not accept migrants under the Migration Pact nor pay for it.
That's already a decision.
We do.
We don't talk.
And of course, the left says, oh, gosh.
These people are extremists.
These people are authoritarian.
Yeah, because Poland would have no interest in trying to preserve their country.
It's not like they've been wiped off the face of the map since almost always and became a proverbial punchline.
But now they're kind of having the last laugh.
You may notice their Christmas market looks a whole lot more, you know, how you want it to look.
Oh, you mean like Christmas?
You can choose the kind of country that you live in.
You can want to live in a country and you can make that so the United States of America is for Americans, not the third world.
Let me put a really fine point on this.
You go to a restaurant and you look at the beer list and you have domestic and then you have imported.
Let's say you veer over to the imported list and you order it and you taste it.
What does it taste like?
Does it taste imported?
You import the third world.
It's going to look like the third world.
It's that simple.
You have a choice to make now.
Don't allow guilt or browbeating or shame from the worst that our countries have to offer.
The progressive left.
Don't allow that to affect your decision making or the ability to have a conversation.
Yeah.
No, wash your reds with your reds.
Yes.
Exactly right.
You don't want pink socks.
Oh, shoot.
I forgot to tell people they were going to realize America's Voice.
But I think a lot of people are staying with us today because it's post-Thanksgiving and probably a lot of chat.
Were you about to say something?
No, I was going to say, like, I am glad that we're finally having this conversation, like that this conversation has been elevated.
You've been having this for a long time, but I'm saying like we're able to have this more broadly.
Like it's coming up naturally in conversation with, I know with me and with other people in a way that it is a compassionate conversation.
It's like, listen, we're not supposed to be like everybody else.
That's not what made us great.
Right.
Let me just, there's a story in the Bible that I think really highlights this.
And what a lot of people would do is say that this is the Canaanite genocide.
Yes.
God chose and looked into man's heart and gave people opportunity.
If you want to call that a genocide, it's a slightly different thing.
But why?
Because he said, they will marry your sons.
They will marry your daughters.
And they will draw your heart away and you will worship their gods and you will be like them.
Now, listen, that doesn't just mean like a cultural thing.
I understand the implications there were far greater in who they served, but the principle is consistent.
If you start bringing in people who do not have any interest in being like you, Islamists or Indians who celebrate Diwali and all that other stuff and the Indian gods, you will become like them.
They will take you away from the culture and the God that this culture was founded on in the first place.
That is a story that the ending never changes.
It will happen.
So people who use the Bible, who maybe that Catholic adjacent priest would try to use there to say, but God would welcome the foreign.
No, God is saying be hospitable, be loving and be kind and be charitable.
God never said, hey, and by the way, Israelites, like we want to make you like us.
What?
Yeah.
No, that's never been a thing before.
And I don't know if it's this leftist, like compassion, kind of this fake compassion mentality that's kind of driving us this direction or not.
But Donald Tusk in Poland, he's a leftist and he gets it.
Yeah.
They even have leftists that understand that they are not going to do that.
In the United States, like we have just gotten to a point where we have to say, and this point was probably 20 years ago, but we have to say, no, no, we're not doing this anymore.
We're preserving American culture.
And right now it's on life support, right?
You have to take drastic action.
The house is on fire.
I'm sorry.
I don't have time to care about it.
Guess what?
Here's a great option.
Go make India great.
Well, because it used to be, and you were considered racist if you said, Hey, no, speak English, right?
People spoke Spanish because that was still something, but Americans would be upset about that, right?
You'd be like, hey, you should speak English.
Now take that and add religion, treatment of women, fundamental rights, what your city looks like, law and order.
It's not just the language is still important too.
Right.
Yeah.
But we didn't have anywhere near the number of people from India and Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Then, so our biggest problem was we want people to speak the language.
And for some reason, we never had an official language, even though they do in these other countries, including India, by the way, English on that list.
But now we see the results.
People saying, yeah, you bring them in, they'll all be a part of the melting pot.
And it's going to make America greater.
No, there's more than the language that divides us.
It's everything.
It's everything.
Culturally, the way that you live your life day to day, the basic interactions, how you court members of the opposite sex, how you treat them afterward, what your schools look like, what your stores look like, the amount of trash on your roads.
All of it.
All of it.
Yeah.
It's not just a language anymore because we really were talking mainly about Latin Americans at one point in time.
Now, since the world has become a much smaller place with modern technology and transportation, our starting off point needs to be not, okay, they should speak the language.
Yes, that as well.
That's a given, right?
The conversation needs to start off with: this is what America is.
This is what it looks like, sounds like, feels like, smells like.
And we're only bringing in people, if anyone, who add to that.
And our first priority is to serve and obviously encourage and uplift those who are already here to ensure that it continues to look, sound, smell, feel like that.
Yeah.
And yes, smell is relevant.
We talked about India.
It is, by the way, here's a nice river in Bangladesh.
I'm sure it has a great smell too.
Oh, let's see.
I became the trash king.
I'm the trash king now, boys.
I was walking through old Dhaka when I smelled something strange.
I followed the smell around the corner and then right in front of me, there was a river of trash.
I decided to follow it, but for that, I had to cross it.
Look at that.
Yeah.
So we don't want our rivers and streams to look like that.
No, I don't.
Listen, the UK was way cooler when they were a global empire, man.
Like they went to these.
The left will blame that on the West, by the way.
Oh, that's because we thrust them into poverty.
Yeah, they were a crappy culture before we got there.
Tell you what, here's the thing.
We don't thrust them into poverty.
They're colonizers.
They love that word, don't they?
But whoa, aren't there a lot of colonies in Minnesota and Michigan and Texas?
Yep.
Oh, but we're the colonizers.
Well, you got your own little colony of poverty right there, you douche.
How about we pull out of India in these countries?
Oh, I thought you were going to say because Indians don't pull out.
Well, I mean, that's why they produce it a lot, I guess they said.
So that makes a lot more sense.
But I just like everything about all cultures is not bad.
Yeah, that's right.
I don't like to pull out.
No, I don't.
It feels so much better to stay in.
It's warm in there.
And wet.
It is like eating your food and spitting it in a napkin.
You don't have the satisfaction.
You keep it in.
It's like kissing your sister.
It is fantastic.
It is happening.
Yeah.
I'm adapting their culture, Gerald.
Not Gerald acting like he can't relate.
Speaking of rats, you're 100% right.
I didn't say that was wrong.
I just was wondering how we got on this conversation.
Speaking of rats, the Muppet Christmas, I just watched the Muppet Christmas Carol with my kids this weekend, and it's still the best rendition of Christmas Carol.
Yeah, there's a great line in there where Rizzo the Rat and Gonzo, they're like the narrators.
And they're looking back, you know, the old memory of Scrooge where he was lonely.
And he goes, rats don't understand these things.
You were never lonely as a child.
He goes, I had over 4,852 brothers and sisters.
Rats don't understand these things.
It's one of those.
It was great.
All right.
I think we've pretty much covered all the racism.
You want to go to some.
What do you guys think about this?
Is there something noodles that you're about to say?
I heard your mouth go like this.
I was prepping to read chats.
By the way, can you turn around so people can see?
When he came in this morning, I said, scared you.
It's a symbiote.
Symbiote?
Look at that.
I thought, oh, you got to go full screen.
You're right.
You're right.
There you go.
I was like, oh, it's Venom.
And I was like, oh, it's just noodles.
I thought I was going to pull off as be Tom Hardy attempting an American accent.
It's true.
I hate it.
I don't know why I have so many people.
Dude, I'm so sick of Tom Hardy doing American accents.
He has to do it all quiet.
Yeah.
Or Liam Neeson.
He just has never even closed.
Liam Neeson.
I respect the Liam Neeson one because he's not trying that hard.
No, yeah, but he still kind of is.
That's why you don't like him, but I respected Arnold.
Because Arnold was like, yeah, my name is Mark.
Yeah.
Like, what?
Except the first one, Hercules in New York, they dubbed him over.
Did you see that?
Yes.
They dubbed him over.
He walks up like the original.
He's like, hey, my father, Zeus, you couldn't even understand him.
He sounded like a retard.
So then it switched like, my father, Zeus.
I will leave Mount Olympus.
My favorite is Terminator 3.
When they do the history of it, they have to explain why it's an Austrian robot.
I don't even remember.
Oh, yeah.
Terminator 3, it's a terrible movie.
But they do a little backstory.
And they're like in the past when they're making these Terminators.
And they're like, we got to give it a, we can't use your voice.
It was some guy had a bad voice.
And so instead, they used Arnold's voice.
By the way, speaking of Terminator, I went back and revisited the Christian Bale audio, the freak out on the set.
Remember that?
Thrashing my life.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yelling at the light guy or the sound guy.
But you know what, though?
But we are done professionally.
Yeah.
You're a nice guy.
You're a nice guy, but we're fucking done professionally.
The best part of that is, by the way, it turns out the guy was a real douche, too.
He's having a cry in the robot movie.
You know what I mean?
And the guy's just walking.
He's like, oh, let me adjust this light.
And he's like, what the fuck is it with you?
That's fucking distracting.
But the best part he goes, answer me.
And it's just audio, right?
And he stuffs.
He goes, I want to fuck your fucking ass.
I'm going to.
So you know the guy gave him a look?
Or he kind of calms himself down.
My favorite actually response was Michael Cain, talked about how he did way worse than that.
Anyway.
But all right, let's grab some chats.
All right.
First chat from R. Rubino94.
Question for Crowder.
Will the Somalis in Minnesota be deported quickly, or do we have to wait for them to train Americans to be better scammers first?
Ah.
What was a question?
Oh, it's a joke.
I do want to see if there's any questions that people have, like, as far as specifically to ask Nick.
You guys understand why this idea of just ignoring voices or deplatforming or just ignoring their, it's just not a thing.
We need to actually have this discussion.
And it doesn't mean that I even assume that these people are conservative because I have people on the show who aren't conservative.
But I'm curious to see what people out there want to see.
Next chat.
Funny joke, whoever that was.
All right, Rumble Foreskin.
What happens when the emerging Muslim-run American cities adopt Sharia law and are confronted by the lefty feminist protesters?
Well, the lefty feminist protesters won't be there just like Code Pink was not there to protest Barack Obama, even though there are more drone strikes than ever in American history, as I remember.
They don't live in those cities.
And they want to ignore it.
They do live in some of these cities, like the Dearborn, I guess not Dearborn's.
There are very few lefty feminists.
Minneapolis, Minneapolis, they don't allow them there.
You know, DFW, that area.
But they like to ignore this.
Yeah.
They don't live in those enclaves.
They don't live in, no, nobody does.
They'll live in a wealthy suburb.
They like to, yeah, and they like that.
And that's why they ignore it.
They're like, hey, they're taking a libertarian approach.
Hey, not on my ground.
Well, it's easy to say that from your privileged libertarian perch in Montana, bro.
Right.
Wait till they get there.
I think the lefty feminists too, Josh.
I think I agree with that, but I also think that they run into the arms of anything other than the patriarchal, like conservative white guys.
They just hate anything other than white guys.
It's so stupid.
Like, you're running from the thing that's actually trying to protect you, by the way, into the arms of the thing that has no qualms about stoning you to death.
And their problem is that they can't say something about a general culture or a general thing about a whole culture.
They can't say, hey, Somalis, they're underdeveloped.
They can't say that because they go, oh, you're racist.
Yeah.
They can say that.
They can't say, oh, it's bad.
They can say it's bad to circumcise women, but they can't say, hey, did you know that 98% of Somali women are circumcised?
And that's a problem?
They go, whoa, whoa, whoa, yeah.
By the way, sit down and shut up, white guy.
They're terrified of being called racist or being labeled or being just them knowing and that they're a little homophobic.
I said hobophobic.
No, but this is also why women weren't allowed to not only vote, but women in churches, because it was men, it was their job to protect, and by the way, with their lives, protect their women.
And the exchange, the agreement was, so you are submissive to the men who put their lives in the line.
So because you don't know the threats.
I always say this.
Men can raise little girls and men can raise little boys because the sort of rate limiting factor is understanding predators.
A boy is going to face predators, other males largely, in a different way.
But women will face the same predators, right?
The apex, but only men can understand what that is like.
Women cannot raise little boys.
Men can soften themselves and protect a little girl from the threats and the predators.
Women cannot harden themselves and protect their son from predators.
It's not a thing.
So men protected their women and men honored.
But it also came with the old Skold's girdle or whatever it was.
Was it called Skold's bridal?
Skull's bridle.
Because it was like, hey, hey, hold on a second.
You're getting a little too lippy.
And I'm missing an arm from the last battle that I fought for you guys.
So I don't come home to a nag.
But then when women granted the ability to go, no, no, we want to have a say in how things are.
They welcomed in conquerors with open arms.
If you look at a lot of, I mean, look, it really is a thing.
People say, no, I'm not anti-woman.
I'm anti-the way gender roles have been eliminated in this country.
Because when you look, women getting a hand on sports, there could be no trans individuals competing in sports if only men voted.
You would not have the crazy open border, the suicidal empathy policies if not for women voting as a bloc.
They vote their own demise, and then we have to be the guard at the gates as they vote in the threat.
And that's as a voting block.
There are exceptions, but as a voting bloc, that is reality.
And that's why men were designated to protect, provide, because they can understand the threats.
He who faces the threats or he who is tasked with facing the threats gets to determine what is an actual threat.
And instead now, people who have no risk of having to face the threats themselves whatsoever, women as a voting bloc, vote to increase the threat.
And that's a real problem.
That's a real problem.
So they go, shut up, white man.
Bring in the Bangladeshis.
All right.
Good luck.
Maybe don't go as a water monitor lizard to your sexy Halloween party.
Next chat.
Well, on the subject, I suppose, a follow-up.
CF 1982 asks, what do you guys think is going to be the turning point for liberal women to understand that Islam will destroy their way of life, forcing hijabs and enacting Sharia law or what?
No.
There won't be one.
There won't be one.
No.
It'll either be, look, it'll either be men need to step in and say enough of this and assume their rightful role as leaders, protectors, providers, or will be conquered.
And women will welcome that with open arms.
Western liberal women.
They will not catch on.
They will not have their Road to Damascus moment.
They won't have their Ebenezer Scrooge moment.
They will not have their redemptive moment until it's too late.
It's not possible for Western liberal feminists.
And a lot of them.
A lot of them are atheists too.
And for years, for all their life.
And in their minds, they've been oppressed by Christianity in this country.
Yeah.
And so now the enemy of Christianity is my friend.
Right.
Oh, and wouldn't you know it?
They gave me some spiritual purpose.
Right.
Yeah, exactly.
It's fantastic.
I have to do it.
I have to do it.
What do you think that Maya, is it Maya Hawk?
It's Maya.
He, Maya Hawk.
Wow.
I hate you for that.
What do you think she would say if asked about Islam and its treatment of women?
Yeah.
Guarantee it would be, well, you know, there is a beauty in it too in all cultures.
I think we as Americans don't understand that different cultures, you can find the beauty in all of it.
Hey, didn't you just say homophobic Uncle Rick?
If he doesn't watch Stranger Things?
That's literally one of her quotes there.
Well, how about homophobic Uncle Hassad?
Like, because he kills them.
Yes.
Throws them off of roofs.
He's getting pretty good at it.
He doesn't change the channel to Monday Night Football when two dykes are Frenching on Stranger Things.
He kills gays.
There is no homophobic.
What'd you call him Hassad?
Yeah.
There's no homophobic Uncle Assad.
He already killed his nephews and nieces.
Yeah, exactly.
Exactly.
They don't call him homophobic.
They just call him Uncle Saad.
Yeah.
That's just kind of normal.
It's just assumed.
Yeah.
I guarantee you, she wouldn't say, well, yeah, obviously we need to, as someone who wants LGBTQ, in other words, she would be consistent if she, as somebody who wants to preserve LGBTQ representation, I obviously think that we need to have strong and not bring in cultures that deeply revile and actually not just disagree with us, but want to execute us.
That would be consistent.
It still would be wrong.
There's no consistency from the feminist left.
It's not possible.
Why?
Because it's entirely self-focused.
It's entirely self-focused.
Me, me, next chat.
Sorry, sorry.
Haven't you noticed that there's tons of movies in American culture, tons of movies about how oppressive the Catholic Church is?
Sure.
Or how oppressive the Christian church is, how nuns are terrible.
All these, there's so many different none about how Islam's terrible.
There was one, not without my daughter, Sally Field.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know.
But you could not make today.
If it's based on a true story, you don't see those movies, though.
No, you don't.
No, you don't.
Yeah.
They talk about, oh, well, we're not represented in film.
That was back in the 80s.
Are you sure you want to be represented in film?
Right.
You want people to know?
Yeah.
If I have to see another movie where the terrorist is a white guy, let's watch that.
I'd love to see that Islam Christmas Hallmark movie.
Yeah, exactly.
Christmas is canceled.
End of movie.
From a small town.
She has to go back and they kill her.
And it's short-lived, but we have Dean Kane, yes.
Don't do that to Dean.
Dean Kane.
Chad Michael Murray has joined the Nation of Islam and pitched his slave name.
Next chat.
I don't know why I sound like Traculo.
Next chat.
All right, next chat from Brian Kaufman, 8468.
Question: Is death to America protected speech, or could it be considered a terroristic threat?
Could the administration use that to deport a bunch of Muslims?
That's a good question.
I would say it's a deportable offense.
That would be my opinion.
Yeah.
Yeah, I agree with that.
Yep.
I'm more liberal on this stuff than you are, but I 100% agree with that.
Well, because even when people say like burning the flag, which isn't necessarily protected, but someone can be burning the flag and saying, I love America.
I hate with this corrupt government.
You know what I mean?
They can still, you can't really say death to America.
And you've sort of removed your out.
You want the country to discontinue to exist?
Yeah.
Well, we can discontinue that green card, that visa, that naturalization.
If someone stormed into your house in the middle of the night and said, I'm going to bring death to this whole family.
I'm going to kill you.
Would you be like, well, you have a den with a pullout couch?
Would you kick him out or shoot him?
Right?
Yeah.
Eat some of my turkey.
Fuck my wife.
Yeah, exactly.
Pretty much.
Yeah.
No.
No.
No, I think death to America.
I'm a turkey guy, Josh.
I think anyone who says death to America, yes.
Anyone who can be verified, you know, death to America, meaning it's cut and dry on video, right?
They admit it.
Out.
Even if you're born here, death to America or prison for treason, I guess, at that point, not deported, just prison for treason.
I think saying death to America with a chant, especially with a group of people, I mean, you could almost put that under the grounds, too, of a subversive militia, of an anti-American, you know.
Incitement.
Yeah.
I definitely went death to America.
I mean, come on.
Donald Trump said fight like hell.
Yeah.
And they said that was insurrection.
Death to America is that one's pretty much on the nose.
Next chat.
Next chat from Jay Steele 306.
Right in the schnaz.
Question for LWC.
As a pastor, I care about people's spiritual citizenship over their physical citizenship.
How do I balance the need for salvation yet keep my values as a conservative?
I mean, I don't understand the struggle.
I understand that as human beings, you obviously, as Christians, you want to save someone's soul, right?
That's most important.
But that is not antithetical to the idea of being a citizen of the United States.
Of course, yeah.
You can evangelize and deport.
Evangelize with one hand, deport with the other.
What's that?
You have a hierarchy you mentioned quite a few times.
Not the hierarchy, but the order of rank.
Things of importance should be God.
Yeah.
A spouse.
Yeah, God, family, country.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's personally, but you, personally, right?
But as a country, the country's job, right?
Is the church's job, put it this way, is the church's job to enact immigration policy?
No, you get mad when they house refugees, right?
Is it the government's job to determine the church?
No, they're separate for a reason, and they're separate because of our Christian principles in this country.
They're separate in order to preserve our godly nature, our faith here in the United States, as we have been trying to do since its founding.
So it's not the church's job, church's job, son of a bitch.
It's not the church's job to determine immigration policy any more than it's the federal government's job to determine your baptism policy.
I love that churches do missions trips.
Yeah.
I love that.
Great.
Going to another country and you're helping people out.
Sure.
And you're being hospitable.
You're being kind.
You're being compassionate.
Go there.
Feed the homeless, clothe the homeless.
But I would also say you are walking down a dangerous path of being guilted through this idea of compassion as a Christian, as though somehow that's antithetical to a strong national policy.
And as a matter of fact, I will say with Nick Fuentes has even said that Americanism is antithetical to Catholicism, which I probably would like to ask him about.
That's what he said.
And Protestantism is unique to the United States, right?
That's a big part of it because before we even deal with the Catholic Church, the Church of England were like, no, no, people are going to be free to practice their faith.
And they were largely addressing denominations, whether Presbyterianity, Methodism.
It wasn't like, yeah, oh, yeah, by the way, you can.
But yeah, Muslims, yeah.
Yeah, you're free to worship God however you like.
By the way, there's only one God.
Yeah, we're talking about the same God, guys.
You can do it however you like.
Yeah.
That's fine.
You'll have to follow all the rules, but there is one God.
Oh, wait, whoa, whoa.
Your God says to kill all the other people who don't believe in your God and to rape the women.
Well, no, not that God.
Not bad guy God.
Wait, he calls your shot a lot.
You're talking about God.
There's some other guy.
Let's clarify.
Good guy God.
Yeah, the real God.
And then whatever else it is that you're doing.
I don't know if it's a demon.
I don't know.
Probably.
Somebody said that once, and you should have just gone with that.
Really quickly, I don't know where the, this is why I kind of addressed the story of the Canaanite thing earlier on.
I'm wondering where people are getting it from.
Like as a pastor, I would be curious where in scripture you're seeing a challenge with having conservative values on protecting the borders and not bringing people into the country that want to subvert this country and being limited on immigration, especially while things are difficult here for a lot of people.
Like I would really want to see that because I'm hearing this argument more and more and more.
It's not compassionate.
It's not Christian.
And I'm like, I've read the Bible a lot.
Yeah.
And I've studied it a lot.
Doesn't mean I know everything.
It doesn't mean that I haven't missed something.
Where are you pulling this from?
Where are you getting this idea from?
Well, also, if you look at early missions, like even if you want to use the conquistadors as an example, you know, the spread of Christianity, where a lot of the time it was just word of mouth.
And then sometimes, you know, there are some battles fought.
But the idea was offering them, right, evangelizing, offering them the good news as well as the rule book.
That's what evangelizing is.
It's like, hey, this is the way, the truth, and the light.
And by the way, these are the expectations.
You can make your society like ours.
But now you have the results.
And if they would allow these countries to hopefully spread Christianity, more Christian nations, now you have the results.
A lot of them have outright rejected it and instead chosen Islam or whatever witchcraft.
Well, the thing is, one of them is a choice.
Right.
The other one is not.
Right.
Yeah.
But you don't go, oh, you rejected the gospel.
You rejected the evangelists.
Well, you know what?
Let's try our hand at bringing you in here.
If they've rejected it, well, it's even more important to try and bring them Christ so that they can spread it there.
We don't bring people here who've rejected Christianity already, who have heard the good news and rejected it.
You have even more reason to say, well, of course we don't bring those people here.
Final chat, and then we're going to send you to Real America's Voice.
All right.
All right.
Final chat from H-Rod 2005.
Why is America the only country not allowed to have a culture?
I've been seeing this trend on the left for years.
I know they want votes, but what is it besides that?
Why is the USA not allowed?
Well, here's the thing, too, I will say this.
And this is where I disagree with the hardline identitarians who go, it is white culture only.
No, it is a component of it.
But at the founding of this country, it was largely white wasp Western culture.
But at the base of it was faith.
And whether you're a Methodist or you're a Presbyterian or you're an Anglican, which a lot of you know them as Episcopalian now, that was the basis of it.
And when you remove that, you remove what's central.
And so when people said it is true to say that, well, America isn't like Japan, the United States, where the Japanese people, deeply proud of their race of people.
The same thing with the Chinese.
The same thing with, I mean, a multitude of nations where they identify as a race of people.
You can't definitively say that in the United States.
You can say white, but white itself is already sort of a mix of different white people.
That's true, especially just because the country is relatively young.
So it is true to say, well, our culture is not like Japan or like China, you know, people who actually tried to conquer their area of the world to establish a superior pan-Pacific race.
But we did have a culture, and the culture was predicated on what you would know as white Christendom.
That was the culture.
When you remove the central part of it, Christianity, then you're left with nothing.
And so the leftist said, Well, it actually isn't a Christian nation.
You know, the founding fathers, a lot of them, they want separation of church and state, separation of church and state.
One of the first videos I ever uploaded to YouTube in 2008 said, Here's a constitution, find it.
Because people actually think it's there.
Really, I learned that in school.
People actually got a constitution, separation of church and state.
Just like people say freedom of expression.
That's not a thing.
That's not a thing.
Freedom of expression.
Freedom of speech.
Freedom of expression.
Well, now you're getting into something that really is subjective because look at postmodern art.
So it is true to say we are not a race of people like Japan, like China, like Ethiopia.
But we were a culture of people.
And what united largely white people, mostly white people, was our Christianity.
And by the way, anyone who was brought into this country, even for example, if you look at a lot of the Chinese with the railroads who were brought in, and of course, slaves, like we still were proselytizing.
We still, number one priority was to make sure that this was a deeply Christian nation because we understood that this couldn't have a fabric that would hold together without that.
And so when people say, well, it's now not really a Christian culture, well, the truth is then you don't really have an answer as to what American culture is.
American culture is a largely white but deeply Christian culture.
It was a culture that recognized our founding documents, recognized rights granted by God and designed government around protecting them, meaning government doesn't grant them.
Government serves the function of protecting rights granted to us by God.
Inalienable rights.
That is their primary role.
And if they don't believe that, that's the primary reason for their ousting and another revolution.
And when you pull that threat out, it's really easy for people to say, we don't really have a culture.
These other places do.
Well, they're a race of people.
You could even say that about Mexico in a lot of ways.
There are countries in South America that deeply value their race of people, and they view the next South American country as some kind of subhuman, humanoid, I guess, whatever, whatever.
They don't view them as the same Japanese and Chinese.
Just look at what they think about it.
Look at how they treated each other during their conflicts.
They view them as subhuman because of their race.
We viewed other worldviews and other cultures and other systems of government as absolutely, objectively inferior because they did not have central to their culture what we did, which was birthrights, rooted in natural rights, unalienable by God.
And that's what created the culture of both law and order, which was undergirded by self-governance because of a deeply rooted faith, which allowed liberty to flourish.
You couldn't have liberty without the law and order.
You couldn't have liberty without self-governance.
And when you remove self-governance, which can only be possible through the Christian faith and holding each other accountable in strong communities, when you remove the law and order, you will cease to have liberty.
And that's where libertarians get it wrong.
And this brings us back to why are we not allowed to have a culture?
Well, that was always my problem with libertarians going, ah, whatever, it's good.
Because it's all an economic argument.
It's all about GDP.
No.
What good is GDP?
What good is growth in the SP if you can't have a neighbor who speaks your language?
You have to lock your doors because you're in a low trust environment.
People who don't share your fundamental values, you have to shield your girls because they don't even share the same ages of consent.
But by God, these companies who have no interest in the United States, these international conglomerates, they're doing really well.
So that's American culture.
No.
American culture was designed, was designed around law and order as recognized as a law and order, natural law by God, so that we could have liberty and self-governance.
When you take that out, yeah, then you don't have a culture, which is why that is so important, which is why that moral undercurrent, whether you believe personally or not, is paramount.
And I think we've seen this because not to the same degree, but Europe was still a certainly like places like England, largely Christian nations.
When they abandoned that, when they sort of pulled that out, well, you can't fill a vacuum with secularism.
It's nothing.
It means nothing.
It's ever-shifting.
It gets filled by something else.
And they're seeing it's getting filled by Islam.
You can't fill a vacuum with nothing.
So America does have a culture.
The left just can't say what it is.
They don't want to face what it is.
And that's why it's your job to loudly, proudly declare what it is and be rigid in who we allow to take part.
Otherwise, it'll be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
And God forbid, the left will be right.
You'll cease to have a culture.
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