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	Welcome to the podcast for the Logosiers for the 11th of February 2022.
	I'm joined by Carl.
	Hello!
	And today we're going to be talking about the truckers versus the thief, the Trudeau and the Knights, with his little banner on and a swag bag because he steals all that money, the woke vegan feminist debate, and Biden's dog boy.
	Not even joking about that.
	Nah, that's not.
	That's going to be weird as well.
	But anyway.
	Biden hiding.
	Not like the woke vegan isn't weird either.
	Let's mention what's new on the website.
	The first thing here being active measures.
	So this is the book club we did about the Soviet active measures.
	I can't remember if we mentioned this yesterday, but let's mention it again.
	Which is, of course, the Soviets did loads of autistic nonsense.
	The CIA did loads of autistic nonsense in response.
	And it's just funny to read.
	Imagine funding 4chan.
	4chan actually is more productive.
	4chan gay ops.
	And cheaper.
	Yes.
	They do it for free.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But it's literally 100 years of 4chan gay ops.
	Yeah, so.
	With lots of money.
	Go and enjoy that.
	It's great.
	We go to the next one.
	We have a new article up here.
	Needle spiking in UK clubs, epidemic or hoax from Philip Tanzer.
	So this is, I'm not actually familiar with what this topic is.
	Well, I've heard that, you know, I've seen the headlines, but I've never looked into it.
	So Philip did.
	Well, you know, there's, you know, oh, woman spiked with a needle in the nightclub and it's like, oh God, now it's a moral panic.
	Is it?
	Do we have nightclubs?
	I thought people used to put pills in your drinks.
	I thought, Yeah, now they spike you in clubs.
	But I didn't realise...
	Yeah, apparently.
	According to the moral panic.
	And so Philip's taking a look into that.
	Yeah, so go and read that and find out what the real case is.
	But if we go to the last one here, we also have rock music's left-wing bias from Harry.
	God, it's so insufferable.
	I've been going back and listening to all the old rock music I used to like, and it's just...
	All left-wing hits.
	Like, I can't stand it anymore.
	I don't have any care for music in general.
	That's lucky.
	So, but it's always fun when we do a segment.
	It's not North Korean propaganda.
	You're not interested, yeah.
	But Harry, I'll be like, have you heard of this band?
	I'll never have.
	But he's always, I can see the disappointment on his face with the fact of like, yeah, and they've ruined themselves too.
	I found out the other day that Kurt Cobain was like a woke feminist before wokeism existed.
	Apparently he had a beef with Axl Rose at some point, and some fan came up on stage in the middle of a performance.
	I was like, can you not make up with Axl Rose?
	I'm a big fan of you both.
	He was like, no, Axl Rose is a racist, sexist, homophobe.
	That was literally his response!
	And it's like, what?
	I know!
	We'll do a video on it at some point.
	It was cringe.
	But anyway, now for something completely different.
	Let's get it in the news.
	First thing to mention is the truckers versus the thief in the night.
	That is Justin Trudeau and his men.
	His merry men, who are just...
	No, it's the sheriff.
	Yeah, sheriff.
	It's not the merry men.
	The merry men are the truckers.
	Banging their clubs together with gasoline.
	Hong Kong.
	I thought we'd just give an update here and just look at, quite frankly, just the theft that is going So the first thing here is a tweet from Lauren Chen with a post there from the Globe and Mail.
	Verified checkmark.
	The alt-right has weaponized freedom to undermine democracy.
	This is the level of opposition to the truckers at this point.
	Well, maybe if you didn't have an authoritarian democracy, freedom couldn't undermine it.
	Where's the alt-right in all this as well?
	Again, pointless smears.
	We're going to undermine democracy by protesting.
	Yeah, but that implies that democracy has become, honestly, quite Rousseauian and totalitarian in a video that I'll discuss later on.
	We'll do a book club on Rousseau soon, because this is essentially the sort of authoritarian model of democracy.
	Exactly.
	There is no freedom in our democracy.
	No, you have to adhere to the general will, and the general will is discovered by the vote.
	And as soon as the vote has been passed, if you, like, for example, Trudeau is elected, therefore Trudeau now gets to essentially represent the general will.
	And if we move on, we can also see Trudeau's response to this, which is to say that I can understand frustrations for mandates, but mandates are the way to avoid further restrictions.
	But the mandates are restrictions.
	Yes, let's go to the next one with Lauren Chen making exactly that point.
	Justin, you're a retard.
	Mandates are restrictions.
	Colossal Q-tip.
	Absolute bloody moral.
	I watched this video, and the way he's acting, I want to know What he is bowing to.
	Whose will is he bowing to here?
	Because the entire country is up in arms being like, no, look, we want no more mandates.
	And just truth is, well, we just have to.
	We just have to.
	Okay, well, what God says you have to?
	And the answer is, of course, Klaus Schwab.
	I don't know who it was, but someone made the point quite succinctly as well, which is you might wonder, or at least a little bit wonder, like, why the hell is he siding with the people in Che Guevara mandates and all this?
	Why is he siding with the World Economic Forum?
	Well, because what's going on?
	I mean, you've got these rural types who have turned up in the cosmopolitan cities, the capital there, honking their horns, honkity honk.
	And, well, who are his supporters?
	Who is he going to side to out of those two factions?
	Well, it's going to be the cosmopolitan to vote for him, sure.
	Of course.
	So it's also that aspect.
	What's he going to do, separate the truckers?
	Of course not.
	He doesn't represent them in the slightest.
	Never will.
	Let's move forward because, of course, mandates.
	The mandates are the thing against restrictions.
	But what if we mandate freedom?
	I mean, there is an argument from the Rousseauian perspective that they will force them to be free.
	So you can see here, this is Florida Man's press secretary, Christina, saying here, mandating choice.
	There's an article from the Washington Post saying, the ACLU challenges Youngkin's order to mandate choice on Scormast.
	What's wrong with that?
	Mandating choice.
	As in being free.
	There is no mandate there.
	It's literally up to you.
	It's in fact a negative freedom.
	As in, you're not going to simply take away the choice.
	The choice is there.
	The choice is yours.
	And then the choice is taken away.
	You don't mandate the choice.
	Anyway, when we go to the next one, we can also see the truckers were attacked.
	This story was...
	But it is interesting.
	Sorry to go back to the proof.
	It's interesting that's the way they think, isn't it?
	It's like, Youngkin's like, no, no, we're going to have some choice here.
	It's like, oh, he's mandating.
	No, no, he's not mandating.
	That's the point.
	But you can't think outside of that.
	Oh, well, he's in power.
	Therefore, he's imposing this.
	It's like, or you could be not imposing and preventing restriction.
	So Al-Qaeda talk about the West?
	It's like the mandating of vice and whatnot.
	If we go to the next one, there was that story about the attack on the truckers as well.
	Some car came in and just attacked some people.
	And then, well, the guy driving the car, not the car itself, not making the mistake there that people did with the Christmas parade.
	And as you can see here, Andy Ngo listing that, well, the suspect who allegedly rams the Freedom Convoy protests and tried to escape in Winnipeg has been identified as an anti-far member.
	David Zegarac.
	He's a leader in the anti-far punk scene and was accused of grooming and raping a young girl.
	Well, that's how you become a leader in the anti-far punk scene.
	Can I get in every single time?
	Literally, you can't become an anti-far leader without being Peter.
	How else was he going to get there?
	Yeah.
	So, let's move on.
	We can also see, I saw a bunch of people responding to it.
	Once again, fire into a crowd of Antifa, hit a bunch of pedos.
	Every time.
	Antifa, turn up.
	Who is he?
	Probably a pedo.
	So, some people were responding to this, some defenders of the Antifa guy here, saying that, well, what about this trend of convoy protesters attempting to set fire to residential buildings?
	Oh my god, they're Black Lives Matter now, are they?
	Are we complaining about this?
	Didn't this happen to the mayor of Portland?
	Yes.
	Right.
	So he must have a problem with the mayor of Ottawa.
	You also remember it wasn't just him.
	It was a Starbucks.
	I remember we played the footage and above it, like maybe a hundred families.
	And the Antifa guys was throwing Molotov cocktails into the Starbucks because, you know, fire doesn't rise.
	And yeah, just tried to kill loads of people, frankly.
	And of course, maybe the truckers are doing this.
	Maybe this is why they're big and bad, and it's a blind spot we just haven't seen, because of our bias.
	So they're exactly as bad as Antifire and Black Lives Matter, right?
	This is why everyone hates them.
	They're just burning down buildings, left, right, and center.
	Let's go to the next link, because I investigated that guy's thread, and here's an image of the suspect.
	Ah, that looks like a trucker to me.
	A 20-something with pink hair.
	Definitely a trucker.
	Yep.
	He's a proper right-wing trucker type.
	Entirely.
	Definitely a rootless cosmopolitan trucker.
	Mm-hmm.
	Absolutely.
	Also the author of this post, who's alleging that these guys were truckers, has he, him, and his bio, so opinion disregarded.
	Moving on.
	So we go to the next thing, which is just the, as I mentioned, the theft.
	And this is really effed up, frankly.
	And you can see here Ezra Levant reporting that you have GoFundMe putting out their statement saying why they decided to just steal the money from people who donate.
	Which they backtracked on very quickly because that was illegal.
	GoFundMe said, GoFundMe supports peaceful protests.
	You raised money for BLM, shut up.
	And we believe that was the intention of the Freedom Convoy 2022 fundraiser when it was first created.
	We have now had evidence from law enforcement that the previously peaceful demonstration has become an occupation.
	Yeah, it was the mayor of Ottawa.
	We covered this in the podcast.
	Well, I just love how he says the police reports of violence and other unlawful activity are taking place.
	But it's just like, yeah, the government tyranny will make the protest turn into an occupation.
	But as for the unlawful aspects, I mean, like the example given, 20-something with pink hair, not really convinced.
	But then, of course, they went to...
	What is it?
	GiveSendGo?
	GiveSendGo?
	Sorry, weird name.
	Well, it marks itself specifically as a Christian fundraising site.
	Yeah, and if we go to the next link, we can see some people making the point as well with GoFundMe, the fact that they banned the Canadian truckers, Carl Rillenhouse's legal defense.
	Remember how he was banned from Facebook and everything else as well?
	Yeah, even though he did nothing wrong.
	Mass murderer.
	Of black people.
	That's how it was reported.
	Within Facebook's own moderation teams.
	The interview with...
	Carl Rittenhouse, the human woodchipper.
	Yeah, from Ryan Hartwig telling us that he was given, as a moderator on Facebook, saying, no, Carl Rittenhouse is a mass murderer.
	read delete everything spawning him.
	It just turned out to be complete bollocks.
	Oh, yeah, that's not true.
	Everyone just moves on.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The conservative students who were asked at ACU and parents targeted in Loudoun County Schools.
	So they just built their own, and of course...
	It's all people, A, who are against the sort of administrative narrative, the gated administrative narrative of the global elites, and all people who did absolutely nothing wrong.
	Yeah.
	All people who were targeted by left-wing organisations and did nothing wrong, verifiably, every single time.
	Except maybe the Canadian trucks are still ongoing.
	Indeterminate, we'll call that one.
	If we go to the next one, we can see the Canadian government also decided to try and shut down the Give, Send, Go fundraiser.
	Oh, did they?
	Right, I haven't heard this.
	So this guy says here, and we'll read the full quote from the government.
	Today, the Attorney General brought an application in the Superior Court of Justice for an order pursuant to Section 490.8 of the Criminal Code, prohibiting any person from deposing of or otherwise dealing with in any manner whatsoever any and all monetary donations made through the Freedom Convoy 2022 and Adopt a Trucker campaign pages on the Give, Send, Go online fundraising platform.
	This afternoon the order was issued.
	It binds any and all parties with possession or control over these donations.
	But what crime are they being accused of?
	They're just criminals?
	Lawful protest?
	No, they're criminals for protesting.
	I mean, they're not...
	Okay, so protest is now not a part of Canadian democracy?
	No.
	At least not approved protest.
	By the regime, yeah.
	You can burn stuff downstairs.
	You can tear down statues of Queen Victoria.
	No problem with that.
	Burn down churches.
	You honk a horn, you're going to jail.
	You know that the justification for burning down churches was the mass graves that they didn't find a single body in?
	No.
	It's all lies.
	It's all lies.
	Whereas the mask mandates and the vaccine mandates, not lies.
	No.
	Verifiable.
	And so the Canadian government, or at least the Attorney General, as you can see here, is saying, well, anyone who has any money in regards to this needs to give it up.
	You can't do that.
	Not in Canada, you don't.
	I mean, how is this not just raw, naked, unvarnished tyranny?
	This is the sort of thing I'd expect Saddam Hussein's government to do.
	Yeah.
	We've compared Trudeau to Saddam Hussein quite a lot with him, you know, the little red guy living underneath his little barricade and hiding from the honks.
	But just issuing a proclamation was just like, well, anyone who has any money to these people, don't.
	Can't do it.
	Not allowed.
	Illegal.
	This is gangsterism.
	Just, well, just write some bollocks.
	Just say section blah, blah, blah, and that'll be totally the case.
	Gibson Go have told them to go F themselves, though.
	Oh, really?
	Which is really funny.
	Absolutely based.
	I don't know where they're from.
	I assume I'm the United States.
	They're American, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, so they're just like, Lamau, who cares?
	Can I charge us?
	Justin Trudeau's like, you need to give us the money, and it's just like...
	Make me.
	They say in here, Gifts and Go wrote, quote, I love that opening.
	Canada has absolutely zero jurisdiction over how we manage our funds here at Gifts and Go.
	All funds for every campaign on Gifts and Go flow directly to the recipients of those campaigns, not least of which is the Freedom Convoy campaign.
	It's like Andrew Torber is running Gifts and Go.
	Know this!
	Heardly, heardly!
	That's excellent.
	Jesus is king.
	That's exactly the kind of energy that I want to see on the right these days.
	Yeah, but there's also a dire warning because I don't believe that this kind of gangster tactics, frankly, from the Canadian government won't just stop at the Canadian border at some point.
	The cash really is king.
	If you want to go and support these people, physical cash.
	Give them money.
	Are we covering the fuel thing?
	I hadn't heard about that.
	Oh, right.
	You mean about the gas canisters?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, we'll just say it now.
	They had the gas cannisters and then said, you can't bring gas to the truckers.
	Yeah, it's illegal to bring fuel to the truck.
	And it's like, why?
	Under what rules?
	There was also some wood that they prepared because, you know, it's minus 20 and you want to burn the wood and keep warm.
	The police turned up and took the wood.
	But I heard that the police had at some point given it back after, essentially, lines and lines of people just started bringing gas.
	Yeah.
	There were loads of videos around.
	There's nothing they could do.
	Yeah, exactly.
	What you can do, arrest everyone?
	You don't have the officers to try and do this.
	Exactly.
	And so it's like, okay, well, that collapsed.
	Beautiful moments in human history, frankly.
	It is, but the point is, it goes to show, look, all you have to do is just say, no, we're going to do it anyway, and I guess you can try and arrest us, but look how many of us there are.
	It really is that meme of everyone just standing up and the politician falling off the edge of the cliff.
	Yeah.
	It's really that.
	But the point with the cash is king, I really want to focus on.
	Oh, it's totally true, yeah.
	It's really something that we don't pay enough attention to.
	But the fact that, especially in the COVID era, there is a continued push to make cash verboten, something you can't use.
	Well, then, that is something we deeply need to defend, because no other system is safe.
	I mean, you can talk about Bitcoin and all the rest of it, don't get me wrong, but come on, how many people use it, frankly, compared to the world?
	I just don't really understand how Bitcoin can really be used as a medium of exchange, because the value is constantly fluctuating.
	We won't get into the whole thing.
	Someone enlighten me.
	Cash works.
	It works so well that it functions.
	It just works, as Todd Howard would say, in this frank situation.
	So therefore, I think it is also something we should keep in mind.
	If we go to the next link, we can also see that apparently on Gifts and Go, they've raised 8 million.
	So they had, what was it, 9 million, 10 million?
	They had 10 million on GoFundMe.
	They've already got 8 million on Gifts and Go.
	GoFundMe, I suppose, had to...
	I noticed that Peter Sweden's been unverified.
	Oh, yeah.
	That's weird.
	You used to have a verification tech.
	It's no longer Peter Sweden.
	It's an imposter.
	No.
	Says Twitter.
	It's Peter Norway.
	They've got him now.
	Yeah.
	Checkmate.
	Sorry, a bit of a side there, but that wasn't weird.
	Yeah, I didn't notice that either.
	Yeah.
	Strange.
	Okay.
	But yeah, anyway, good.
	They've raised another eight million to give to the truckers, so this is going to go on literally for like another five years.
	Excellent.
	Got this.
	You can issue as many threats as you want from the Canadian government.
	Give some guys just like, well, Jesus is king.
	Jesus is king.
	What are you going to do?
	And of course, in response, Trudeau is on suicide watch.
	He's tried to steal the money.
	Didn't work.
	So what's he doing?
	Well, here we have some fake news about what he might be doing.
	So the Babylon Bee here saying Trudeau orders all the geese rounded up and shot for honking in solidarity with the truckers.
	I can only imagine.
	Tomorrow's headlines today.
	This is obviously a meme, but it's not really too far away some of the crap that he did try to do.
	If we continue, we go to the next one.
	This is the funniest thing.
	Police called tow trucks to haul the trucks away.
	The tow trucks arrived.
	The tow trucks parked and joined the truckers.
	Oh, right.
	And that's in addition to the other ones who refused because they all had COVID. And all the farmers who turned up as well.
	It's just like, okay, the people with all the heavy machinery are on one side.
	Yes.
	The mechanical muscles of the nation.
	It's what you might call class consciousness.
	If we go to the next one, we can also see the military were apparently contacted for, I don't know, shooting the truckers to death or something.
	Oh, right, yeah, okay.
	And as you can see here, the military told Ottawa to find someone else to evict the truckers, as they had later.
	Just like...
	Right, so we called the tow truck as they all defected.
	So we called the army.
	The army just laughed in our face.
	What have you got left?
	If the army aren't going to do what the government is saying, I mean, what power do they have?
	Because that's the power of the government, ultimately, is that the army will enforce it by force.
	And if they're not going to, then the government is revealed to be totally powerless.
	I just see one of the funniest responses.
	I didn't load it up.
	It was some woman saying, oh, what we need to do is go down, siphon all the fuel out, arrest all the truckers, and then move the trucks.
	Go on, man.
	You've just siphoned all the fuel out.
	You've already arrested everyone who can drive a truck.
	What are you going to do?
	No one else is prepared to actually engage in any of those other things.
	What now?
	Yeah, but it goes to show the cosmopolitan types there are utterly useless.
	Well, you know, you've got to understand, right?
	So they are utterly useless because to them, things happen.
	Just happens.
	Exactly.
	They put an order in on the app, they send an email, and things happen.
	Stuff arrives.
	And so they're like, oh, well, we just need to get rid of these trucks.
	We just need to do this.
	We just need to do that.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Because things just happen.
	But except for when they don't just happen.
	And they don't understand why they don't just happen.
	Because they don't understand that they're relying on the working classes of Canada to make those things happen in their goddamn ivory tower arrogance.
	And they've got all the way to go, well, everyone's betrayed us.
	Let's call the military.
	And the military are even like...
	Yeah, sorry, where do you think we come from?
	They're not from Ottawa.
	You want us to go down and shoot the truckers?
	They deliver the army's food.
	What, Frank?
	Why?
	Who wants me to shoot Frank and Joe?
	What?
	Yeah, so of course we'll also mention quickly the victories they've had as well because it is worth mentioning for their victories.
	So as you can see, breaking Alberta Premier ends vaccine passport program effective midnight tonight, Poso writes here.
	Another victory.
	And if we go to the next one, we have another update here, which is that Saskatchewan has become the first province in Canada to end COVID passport mask requirements.
	Yeah, I was speaking to Dev, Short Fat Ataco, about this, because apparently there have been lots and lots of just, like, small victories that don't get, like, widely known, but there's...
	It's all adding up.
	Yeah, exactly.
	There's people in the Liberal Party who are like, look, you can't really just go on like this.
	And Trudeau's just repeating the World Economic Forum narrative, like the NPC that he is, which makes him look like an idiot.
	And you've got this guy called Pierre, who's the leader of the Conservatives now, who gave a really quite barnstorming speech in the Parliament, where he's just like, no, freedom is on the march.
	You know, we're coming for you, basically.
	And it's like, good, that's exactly the kind of energy I want to see.
	You know, you're coming for him.
	Take him down.
	It'd be nice to have a proper reform of the Conservative Party so that Conservatives could feel proud of it in Canada.
	Yeah, it would be lovely, wouldn't it?
	I'm always a bit pessimistic about, frankly, after what happened here, but we can always hope, can't we?
	I can see John's loaded up something here.
	What is this?
	Oh yeah, this is the dumb post, the one you were telling me about before we went live.
	Working class, each one of those tractors costs at least $250,000.
	Those aren't workers, they own capital!
	They're kulaks.
	They own two pigs.
	They own two cows.
	Seize the means of production and they're not like this.
	Anyway, that's another.
	Anyway, let's talk about the woke vegan feminist debate that happened at Oxford University recently between someone called Carol Adams and Michaela Peterson.
	Now, just to be clear, I'm sure everyone knows who Michaela Peterson is, but if you don't, she's the daughter of Jordan Peterson.
	She's got a degree or several degrees of her own.
	She's highly educated.
	And she is also a carnivore activist, as in she eats an exclusively meat diet because she had autoimmune disorders that were being exacerbated, she believed, by her diet, and so eating meat has cured her of this.
	And she got pregnant and dropped out.
	Okay, thanks, John.
	But she is now an advocate for the carnivore diet.
	I'm not I can't speak to it either way.
	But her opponent was a one Carol Adams.
	And so the question is, well, who is Carol Adams?
	I went to her website and looked at her bio.
	Carol Adams is a feminist vegan advocate, activist, and independent scholar, and the author of numerous books, including her path-breaking The Sexual Politics of Meat, a feminist vegetarian critical theory.
	Could you imagine being sat next to her at dinner pie?
	And you know who she is, you just be like, can I just cancel?
	I'll take the steak, please.
	I can't imagine not wanting to sit next to her.
	Rubbing grease on yourself.
	Oh yeah.
	Look how bloody this is, Carol.
	It tastes like death.
	But anyway, so let's have a quick look at her book, what she says.
	So this is The Sexual Politics of Me.
	I haven't read it, of course.
	I've only just heard of this one, really.
	I might get this book, though, because it sounds great.
	The sexual politics of meat, the feminist vegan critical theory explores the relationship between patriarchal values and meat-eating by interweaving insights of feminism, vegetarianism, animal defence and literary theory.
	The New York Times calls it a Bible of the vegan community and it's in its 30th anniversary now.
	So remember, these people have been doing this for a long time.
	This has been their long march.
	The sexual politics of meat explains the concept of the absent referent, as in, behind every meal of meat is an absence, the death of the animal whose place the meat takes.
	It'd be pretty cruel if we just took the meat without killing the animal.
	Slicing off a few rashes of bacon.
	Oh, you could do that with crabs, I think it is.
	Oh, I'm sure you can!
	Take one arm and throw it back in.
	That sounds awful.
	They do that with sharks, actually.
	They take the fin and they just throw it back in.
	Don't they, John?
	The absent reference functions to cloak the violence inherent to meat-eating.
	To protect the conscience of the meat-eater and render the idea of the individual animals as immaterial to anyone's selfish desires.
	No, we kill and eat animals.
	That's fine.
	I'm okay with that.
	The sexual politics of meat argues that male dominance and animal oppression are linked by the way that both women and animals function as absent reference in meat-eating and dairy production.
	Women are cows.
	Time to milk your wife, Callum.
	Men milk their cows, therefore milk their women?
	The hell is she talking about?
	She's arguing, in fact, that feminist theory logically contains a vegan critique, which is enough to put me off feminism.
	Just as veganism covertly challenges patriarchal society, patriarchy is a gender system that is implicit in human-slash-animal relationships.
	That's right.
	The patriarchy is oppressing your dog.
	But also as much as your wife.
	If not more so.
	Your dog is equal to your wife.
	She has arrived at the point where men, women and animals.
	Sorry, no, men, women and animals.
	I mean, I'm not the one who wrote it.
	How feminist of you.
	Women are animals.
	I'm so progressive and forward-thinking that I put women above animals.
	But right, so let's get into how she became a vegan feminist.
	So she's got this video on her site, but we're not going to worry about the clips from this.
	But she basically says, well look, I went to university, joined the bunch of radical feminists in the 70s, while the doctrine of radical feminism was being formulated, and she came home, someone accidentally shot her horse, she owned a horse, and now she can't eat burgers.
	That's literally it.
	It was a tragic hunting accident.
	Did she know where burgers come from?
	Yeah, she was like, I'm eating a cow.
	It's like, yeah, but it's not a horse.
	But even then, you didn't eat your horse.
	Tesco's lasagnas?
	I don't know.
	There's no connection there.
	There was a hunting accident.
	Someone shot my horse.
	Then I had a burger.
	I bit into it.
	I'm thinking, I'm eating dead cow.
	Well, yeah, what do you think it was made out of?
	And hey, let me stop you there.
	It's not just a dead cow.
	Many dead cows.
	It's all ground up.
	It's not just going to be one cow.
	But then she decided that meat-eating was patriarchy, and therefore this wonderful vegan feminist...
	Okay, wait, wait, wait.
	No, I can make sense of this now.
	She had a mental breakdown, and while she was eating the burger, she became a feminist.
	Yes, well, she was also studying all this...
	intersectional feminist theory at the time.
	And she even describes it like a magical awakening, like a religious experience where, and she literally used the words flowed through her body and lifted her up into this understanding of systems and structures.
	And they're saying, okay, so you saw God.
	And joined a cult.
	And now you're like one of the early Christians who's literally, you know, sworn off eating literally anything that was ever living.
	So she eats dirt.
	But, and anyway, so we arrived.
	Vegans eat, I don't know.
	Whatever vegans eat, I don't know.
	But I mean, they say, oh, animals feel pain.
	Yeah, well, plants feel pain.
	You know, you can tell what a healthy plant is and unhealthy plant is.
	If plants feel pain, then why are they not your constituency of things that you show empathy and compassion to?
	And if they are, then what the hell are you going to eat?
	But anyway, leaving veganism aside, let's get into the first debate clip, because she just lays out, right, how radical do you think this could be, right?
	I mean, she's pretty radical, but you think she'd, like, hide her power levels somewhat?
	Or just give stock vegan arguments about veganism?
	Maybe bring the audience, like, groom them into, like, her worldview?
	Or does she go full balls to the wall?
	Let's watch.
	What we choose to eat has consequences far beyond the circumference of our plates.
	Specifically, your vote tonight...
	Expresses your allegiance to or rejection of a white supremacist patriarchal worldview.
	Do we vote to further inequality and sustain world destroying violence?
	See Jordan Peterson down in the bottom corner there.
	Just shaking his head.
	That's the opening gambit.
	Yeah, that's the opening gambit.
	Do we vote to support the white supremacist patriarchal worldview of inequality?
	If you vote for my opposition, you're voting for white supremacy.
	Because you eat meat.
	Yes.
	And you're not equals.
	I vote inequality.
	Anyway.
	Me too.
	Jordan Peterson is just there.
	This guy on the left as well.
	He's just like, this is going to be fun.
	Well, it's not just him.
	Watch the girl in the middle as well because a lot of the time she's like smirking because she's making notes and she's got a tabulator or whatever.
	She's smirking and you can see everyone's just like, what is this crazy person?
	But this is a form of colonialism, you see.
	Let's play the next clip.
	21st century animal eating requires our complicity in a new colonialism.
	We know how settler colonialism worked and a race and replace system that forced indigenous people off the land, replacing them with cattle and white settlers.
	I recognize today as Indigenous Peoples Day.
	What was she blithering about?
	Indigenous People's Day.
	New colonialism.
	How is it you meet new colonialism?
	I don't really know.
	Well, she, because, because, in fact, she'll explain to it in a minute.
	But I love that this American has come to England and been like, if Indigenous People's Day, we are the Indigenous people.
	Who else is indigenous to Oxford?
	Yeah, exactly.
	Sorry.
	Indians, I know.
	I'm living in Swindon, near Cricklade, all of these Anglo-Saxon words.
	Where do you think you are?
	She's acting like she's in America.
	Like, America is just the paradigm for the entire world, which ironically is a form of settler colonialism.
	So, you know, just mind your words, I guess.
	But anyway.
	Actually, if new colonialism here would be her.
	Yes.
	As the colonizer turning up to a land.
	Yeah.
	With her ideology, which is what she's saying that the English did when they went to the Americas, and demanding that the locals change for her tastes.
	It's very colonial.
	Anyway, let's talk about the next, the English paradigm that she hates so much.
	One of the defining aspects of the colonial legacy is an ongoing white supremacist belief system and an ownership paradigm.
	When you own the land, you get the title to it.
	Entitlement and ownership are linked.
	Right.
	So that was brilliant.
	So Calvin Robinson had literally had five minutes, not even five minutes of this, just gets out of storms.
	This is bull, right?
	I've got places to be.
	I've got something else to do with my time.
	But the thing she's complaining about, when she says the white supremacy regime of property rights and ownership, what she's saying is English common law, which is how property rights and ownership are preserved.
	And these are good things.
	And she's calling that colonialism in the heart of English academia.
	It's like, no, this is not colonial, this is indigenous to this country.
	You're the colonial.
	You're the one with the new ideas.
	You're the one from the colonies.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Go away, you know.
	You're cringe, and everyone's like, the guy in the back, just like, ugh.
	He's even on their benches.
	I know, I know.
	He must just be cringe.
	Well, I mean, I don't know if it's split, like, teams or anything.
	Yeah, well, that's how it usually is.
	Well, no, Jordan Peterson's on that side as well, so I don't know if it is.
	Well, the front bench is meant to be, is all I mean.
	But we've talked about this at length in one of the premium podcasts that we've done, which is when Tucker Carlson basically got in trouble for saying, well, this is an English country.
	We can get the thing up, John.
	You can see the premium video we did about this on the website.
	So it's called Tucker Carlson's Anglo-Saxon Political Traditions because that's what she's referring to.
	When she says white supremacy, she means the English heritage of the American, the United States.
	It's like, well, yeah, you speak English, you've got common law.
	Yeah, down south it's Spanish.
	Yeah.
	A little bit of south, you end up with a bit of French, and then Spanish again, and then Portuguese.
	What do you want?
	None of them are the Anglo-Saxons.
	No, exactly.
	They're not just white, you know, white doesn't encapsulate any of the things we're talking about here.
	But anyway, so let's talk about feeding up the animals.
	The quantity of nutritious vegetable matter consumed in fattening the carcass of an ox would afford ten times the sustenance if gathered immediately from the bosom of the earth.
	Two hundred years after Shelley, as we've heard, one-third of the landmass of the world is committed to animal agriculture.
	That's not true, by the way.
	It's not one-third of the landmass that's being used for agriculture at all.
	I don't think that's even possible.
	No.
	But even if it was...
	So what?
	Why is that bad?
	It's only bad if you're an insane vegan feminist and you're like, eh, we shouldn't use animals.
	I don't think that's bad at all.
	There's nothing wrong with that.
	How dare you use the Sahara Desert to grow food?
	Like, if we could, what would be the problem?
	Do it, you know?
	But the point is, she's complaining, really, that we're like, well, we can gain our protein from vegetables.
	It's like, I'm not sure you can, actually.
	You know, there are specific vegetables that do have protein, but it is also qualitatively different.
	And you can see, I mean, like, just people like this.
	I posted this on my Instagram.
	So it's just a meme that's going around.
	But I have eight years experience of not eating any animal products.
	Yeah, I can tell.
	Look at you.
	Look at you.
	I don't know how true this is, but I know there were a lot of memes about vegan gains.
	You remember him?
	Oh, yeah.
	He was a YouTuber who was always just like, yes, look, I'm buff and vegan.
	How can that be?
	And everyone was just like, yeah, but come on.
	Steroids?
	There were a lot of accusations of weird things.
	I had no idea what the truth was in the end.
	It's just I know he became a meme for it.
	Right, okay.
	So...
	But the thing is, it's obvious that there is a difference in quality here.
	I'm not going to go into it now because it's just going to be a long discussion.
	But anyway, that's not the fun part of this either.
	Let's go to the next one.
	If you eat animals, you take up more climate space, requiring more water, more land, more forest deforestation, contributing more greenhouse gases.
	This is felt disproportionately by countries in the global south.
	Their carbon footprint is smaller, but they experience more frequent and intense climate change caused weather events.
	These events especially affect girls and young women.
	Your hamburger comes with a dose of misogyny.
	International climate misogyny.
	Exactly.
	That's what makes my burger so sweet.
	Knowing that I'm oppressing some girl in Indonesia.
	Most people watching this with some chicken wings are just like, yeah, this just got better.
	What she's accusing us of is like a sort of very international systemic version of manspreading.
	Like we're taking up all this room and that's oppressing some poor girls in South Africa or something.
	Could you please have fewer cows in there?
	Yeah, exactly.
	But you just keep eating all the burgers.
	Yeah, I know.
	They're laced with misogyny.
	And yeah, so that was basically my response to this.
	Yes, I absolutely am and I will continue to do so.
	But the question is, well, are meat eaters healthier?
	I mean, look at her.
	She looks like a bastion of health, doesn't she?
	Through colonial power, the diet of beef-loving English people became normative.
	The food heritage of pre-conquest peoples, like the land itself, was overrun.
	It was the colonizers, especially the British, who declared that the virility of meat-eating nations explained their success over the supposed feminine and weak rice-eating countries they defeated.
	Feminine weak rice-eating countries BTFO'd, man.
	Largest empire in history.
	Come on, are we wrong?
	Yeah, okay.
	Even if you follow her argument, she's not even disproving her own point.
	Proving her own point, she's disproving it.
	But there's such muddling of history there, which is like, the English settlers who turned up to the conquered people.
	Right, so we're talking about the American Indians and the British who turned up in 13 colonies.
	So the American Indians never ate meat.
	No, they did.
	We'll get to that in a second.
	But it's just like, okay, so the English set farming and therefore want to eat more meat.
	And then the rice-eating nations of the...
	We're talking about China.
	Yeah, talking about the East.
	Who never ate meat ever.
	Not very much, actually.
	And this is something that the Mongols...
	They would never eat anything to do with meat.
	They're very picky about their food, the Chinese.
	Well, no, no, no.
	This is something the Mongols noticed as well, right?
	So this is a quote from Jack Weatherford's Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World.
	He says,"...the Chinese noted, with surprise and disgust, the ability of Mongol warriors to survive on little food and water for long periods." This
	was something that the...
	No, so the English were completely right.
	Yes.
	No, no, that's absolutely true.
	And the reason that the Dutch are the tallest people on earth is because they eat a huge amount of beef and cheese.
	Not even joking.
	It only got told it was all the milk they drink.
	Well, yeah, it's, yeah.
	Okay.
	Beef, cheese, milk, you know, it's dairy products, right?
	And we can even see this in the modern day, right?
	Look at this.
	These are Kazakh nomads.
	Look at the size of them compared to the two guys or the three guys in the suits.
	Look at the scale difference.
	For people listening, what is that?
	A one and a half size?
	Yeah, click on the picture for us, John, because there's another one as well.
	But it's a whole head higher.
	Right?
	And this is not like, you know, just, oh, well, that's just one.
	No, no, no.
	The archaeological record shows that when the agricultural revolution occurred, people lost like five inches of height when they moved in cities and became agriculturalists.
	They lost a huge amount of height because there was just something that was clearly in the meat-eating diet, where your diet is mostly protein, that is good for the human body.
	Don't know what to tell you.
	I mean, look at these guys.
	Some people say it might be cherry-picked in the chat.
	I have no idea.
	She's saying it about the British, which was probably true.
	It's clearly true about the people in the Netherlands.
	It was true when the Mongols were invading.
	It seems to still be true now.
	If this is cherry-picked, there are a lot of cherries.
	There are a lot of proud Dutchmen in the audience.
	Have you ever been there?
	No, I've never been to the Netherlands.
	Well, go, because you're not tall.
	Well, I'm not going.
	And you'll feel really short.
	That's why I'm going to North Korea.
	I'm average height in England.
	I am short in Germany in the Netherlands.
	It's insufferable.
	But on the plus side, they're all beam poles.
	They're all really thin.
	Yeah, yeah, I've got a really low sense of gravity.
	But anyway, so we're talking about collapsing worldviews, right?
	That she's saying, well, all the Asians and all the Indians and just really, you know, they're really grain eating and thin and skinny.
	And it's like, well, they weren't, right?
	But she then goes, well, you're just collapsing this worldview into just like the natives of this.
	Well, let's hear her.
	There's no room in the new colonialism for an indigenous worldview to exist.
	Instead, it collapses more than 100 Native American nations into one amalgam and attributes a static indigenous worldview that erases those nations that were predominantly vegetarian and lived in urban areas.
	Historically, the vast majority of the world lived without animal protein as a central part of their diet.
	The assumption that the best protein comes from corpses is a racist belief as it erases and replaces indigenous African, Asian, Mesoamerican cultural food practices.
	Total tosh.
	So I juxtapose that with the flash in between.
	So you see that earlier in the talk, she's like, oh, the settler colonials just compressed all of the Native Americans into one tribe, essentially, and just ignored them.
	And then she does that to the entire rest of the world.
	Everyone who's not white.
	Well, basically, they're all the same.
	Yeah, they're just grain eaters all around the world.
	It's like, no, they weren't.
	I mean, we've been through, like, the Kazakhs and we've talked about other people.
	But, like, this was an example from the 19th century where the American government was like, right, we need to get rid of all these Native Americans.
	What's their food source?
	Oh, buffaloes.
	And so they end up with massive piles of buffalo skulls because they went on a genocidal rampage to wipe out the buffaloes, right?
	Because they were a primary source of food for a bunch of the plains-dwelling Native Americans.
	But she's like, well, they had the tank and they had the grain.
	Yeah, maybe some of them did.
	That must have been a great time to be in the U.S. cavalry.
	You must have ate amazing every day.
	Man, Americans are tall people.
	It's inseparable.
	It's probably the consequence of that.
	You can tell how American she is.
	Because I had trouble, I said to you yesterday, even following what she was saying there, she was like, well, the neocolonialists ignore the indigenous worldview.
	I'm like, you're talking in Oxford.
	Again, when I hear indigenous, I just think English.
	How are we ignoring the English worldview?
	That's the one you're criticizing.
	Yeah, you're the one complaining about that.
	Such American framework she brings to the discussion, quite frankly, makes her difficult to even be understood outside of the United States.
	Yes, indeed.
	Which is why people are smirking as she's rattling off this ideology.
	There's all the natives and the indigenous people around her going, what the fuck?
	And she's acting like we didn't have a world-spanning empire.
	She's acting like we don't know what foreigners are like.
	She's acting like we don't know that the Maasai literally just live off cows as well, you know?
	You know, these guys who can literally jump like six feet in the bloody air, you know?
	Oh yeah, they fed exclusively on meat and milk?
	Weird.
	And these Central Asians fed exclusively on meat and milk?
	Weird.
	And it's just like, yeah, no, you just thought they were all a bunch of grain-eating, you know, rice pickers.
	And it's like, well, the ones that were...
	We're, and the ones that weren't, weren't.
	We're not just as simple as she thinks we are.
	We're not just the ignorant indigenous people of this colony of yours, sorry.
	But anyway, let's talk about patriarchy.
	Let's get to the next one.
	Meat eating is also one of the ways gender-based structures of oppression are perpetuated.
	Men in the West are taunted to renew their man card by eating meat because that's what real men do.
	That's the sexual politics of meat, and it reveals how unsettled masculinity really is.
	Back home, my library card is good for seven years, but a man card can expire between breakfast and lunch if someone eats a veggie burger.
	Masculinity, a construct of the gender binary facing constant destabilization, feels always under threat, and eating animals is its protection racket.
	You know, there's a part where it's just like, yeah, yeah, it is.
	To patrol the borders of masculinity, I have to eat meat.
	Yeah, we're going to eat it in front of her, specifically.
	I'm going to do it on purpose, specifically.
	Every time a vegan or a vegetarian eats a vegetable, I'm going to eat an animal.
	I'm going to meet two animals, just to offset the difference.
	The best part about all of this footage, I have to say it again, is the people around.
	Michaela, the lady in the middle, as you say, the one off to the left, just everyone in the room.
	You can tell, finally, when an intersectional stands up and talks, everyone, even in the Oxford Union, are just smirking, going, for real?
	All the women who are like, well, I enjoyed a steak yesterday, too.
	I must really like that patriarchy.
	That's kind of the next one.
	When a black man was elected as U.S. president, we saw how white this wounded masculinity was.
	White supremacists weaponized it, eating meat, eggs, and dairy.
	Images of milk-drinking white men, of platters groaning with meat, and the baiting of liberal men as so-called soy boys are all part of the neo-Nazi messaging.
	See, now that is perfect.
	I love this girl in the middle.
	She just can't keep a straight face at all of them.
	Yeah, she's got to be a moderator.
	Yeah, exactly.
	But the fact that she's like, yeah, look at the milk-drinking Nazis who call their opponents soy boys.
	I was like, what?
	You know, and even John Peace in there laughing every...
	Yes, yes.
	They're a bunch of soy boys.
	And look at them.
	Look at them.
	You know, we can see them.
	We can see the physiognomy of them.
	Look at the bodies.
	You know, they're little skinny, like bloated stomachs.
	And it's just like, yeah, I'm not being like that.
	You know, I'm eating the meat.
	Damn it!
	And she's like, I'm Nazi.
	Shut up!
	We're coming like the eat the bugs mirror image where we're just like, she eats steak.
	Exactly.
	Stopping.
	Well, there is a meme in right wing circles.
	It's like, you know, eat the meat, drink the milk.
	I'm like, yeah.
	You know?
	I was starting to cut back on the amount of milk my son had at night because he's always taking advantage.
	He's like, you know, milk's expensive.
	But I'm like, yeah, I'll probably give him the milk.
	It's not the most expensive thing on the planet.
	No, I know.
	But like, you know, he's also doing it just to delay his bedtime.
	Can I have a drink of milk before I go to bed?
	All right, fine.
	Also, if you eat the steak, you can.
	As long as you finish your steaks.
	But I just love the fact the crowd has got no respect for her worldview at this point.
	This is what I've been dreaming for.
	You remember for the last 10 years, the Northern Way in, when is it going to be publicly acceptable that we all, as a group, as a society, just start openly laughing at these stupid losers.
	But they couldn't even help themselves, you know?
	Well, they call them sorry boys.
	Yes, we do.
	Yeah, it's not clapping, as Leo would say.
	It's laughing.
	It's involuntary.
	The entire room involuntarily just started laughing at this woman.
	And we may as well keep laughing because it gets more ridiculous.
	Let's go for the next one.
	There'd be no meat-eating without the constant forced reproduction by female animals.
	Yet popular culture is flooded with references to sexy cows, sexy pigs, sexy chickens, sexy fishes, who all just want to have fun.
	Sexy M&Ms.
	They want to be pregnant and they want to be killed because this feminized sexuality wants to be eaten.
	Wait, so her worldview is that the world's a patriarchy that's run by men who want to convince women and animals, presumably, that the role as a woman is to be sexy, to get pregnant, have a kid, and then be killed and eaten.
	No, women do want to be eaten.
	I know this firsthand.
	So, I mean, I appreciate she might not know.
	But this is not an unusual request from a woman, right?
	But yeah, the sexy animals, maybe in America?
	Sexy fish?
	What are you talking about?
	I mean, I mentioned the sexy M&Ms as a meme.
	Sure, but that's not an animal, you know.
	Sexy cows?
	Can you actually think, when was the last time you saw a sexy cow out there, or a sexy cow cartoon?
	I'm thinking adverts on TV, maybe.
	But then it's always cute, or...
	Yeah, I mean, in America, they did have one where it was like Chick-fil-A, and the cows were like, go and get a chicken, right?
	As in self-preservation.
	Like, the cows were like, eat more chicken, right?
	And it was Chick-fil-A. Okay, fine, but that's not sexy.
	Were the chickens sexy?
	No, there weren't any chickens on the advert.
	It was just cows on the advert.
	But it's like, where was an advert where I saw a sexy fish?
	What are you talking about?
	I don't know.
	What is it, Mr.
	Cod?
	Like, you've got a marketing idea, bro.
	Just like, what is she going on about?
	Bring out Mrs.
	Cod.
	I mean, you know, I have to watch TV occasionally.
	I don't see any sexy animals on the TV, but then maybe that's just me.
	It's people being like, well, you know, cow bikinis, maybe?
	So let's just finish with...
	Kyle Fisher sexy change button?
	No.
	Let's just end with the real problem.
	So is our global outcome to be determined by people afraid to change who are going to hold on to some old conceived notion of power?
	Yes.
	Change may be hard, but not changing is harder.
	Tonight you're being asked to vote on whether you accept this new colonialism or not.
	Our menu choices don't stay on the plate.
	And I heard all your laughter.
	I know some of these must be new ideas or you think they're fringe or whatever.
	Our whiteness is part of the problem of meat eating.
	It really is, so...
	Double down!
	I heard you all laughing, but whiteness is the problem!
	Could you hear the audience again there laughing?
	Yeah, yeah, exactly.
	And all she's saying is being English is the problem.
	And you come to everyone and go, yeah, it's bad that you're English.
	It's not what it's supposed to be.
	Again, with the language barriers.
	Her language can make sense to an American audience.
	When she's saying that to an English audience, please vote against this neocolonialism, yes, son off back to Yankee land!
	I mean, that's all I'm hearing.
	Yeah, same.
	But, yeah, no, I really enjoyed that debate, and, yeah, not much more to say.
	So that's all.
	Moving on.
	Let's talk about Biden's dog boy.
	Oh, God.
	This is going to be an interesting conversation, because we're going to talk about...
	Well, dog play?
	Puppy play?
	I'm not sure what is the right term, frankly.
	But this is a story that comes about because Biden's administration needed some new guy for some new role in the Department of Energy and thought, who do we pick?
	Well, let's pick someone weird, because it'll be fun, presumably.
	This is not the first time either.
	Are you familiar with the concept of bio-Leninism?
	I've heard of it, I can't remember.
	Well, you may remember that Lenin took the absolute scum of the earth and overthrew the provisional government, imposes a horrific tyranny on Russia, kills millions of people, and bio-Leninism is picking those most freakish.
	Oh, so they'll be most loyal to you because they're just freaks.
	Because they get nowhere in a society that values virtue or beauty or truth, and therefore these people are the fringe margin that you try and bring into a coalition to overthrow the normals, those people who are not degenerate freaks.
	The coalition of ugly, frankly.
	And then the ugly will make you their king.
	Yes, which is why all of these left-wing activists turn out to be absolutely hideous-looking individuals.
	That's one way of looking at this, and I'm not entirely convinced about this in this particular instance, and we'll go through it, because we may have a disagreement, I wonder.
	Okay.
	So as we can see, let's get this first tweet up.
	So this is the character of this epilogue.
	I have some pretty big news to share with you all today.
	I have accepted the offer to serve as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposal in the Office of Nuclear Energy for the Department of Energy.
	So he's going to go and work to get rid of nuclear waste.
	Okay.
	Doesn't seem bad.
	Yeah, seems fine.
	He's good at it.
	If we go to the next one, we can see just an example of him talking about nuclear news.
	He says the governor of Virginia, Jim Justice, has signed a new law reversing the 1996 ban on nuclear power plants.
	Great.
	Good.
	I'm very pro-nuclear power.
	Yeah.
	I mean, anyone who cares about power and doesn't like nuclear at this point just comes off as suspect.
	Yeah, I mean, it's literally the safest, the most productive, and has caused the least deaths.
	It seems fairly normal.
	And you think, okay, guy who knows a lot about nuclear, perfect for the job.
	Except, of course, he's a bit of a creep.
	And that's why I did this story.
	Because if we go to the next one, we can see, for starters, he's a pronoun creep.
	And you can see how he, he, he, I think it's a he, is dressed there.
	And let's play the first clip of him talking about his pronouns.
	I use they and them as my pronouns.
	Of course you do.
	And when someone uses they and them as my pronouns, I feel like that person is listening to me.
	That person cares about me and that person wants to have a conversation with me.
	Pronouns are a Fascinating part of modern culture.
	I don't think many people think about them very often until someone like myself or others say their pronouns.
	So when I introduce myself, I generally say, hi, my name's Sam Britton.
	I use they and them as my pronouns and I serve as head of advocacy and government affairs for the Trevor Project.
	Things that companies and schools can do are on the first day of classes and from maybe the first week, having a sticker.
	Where you tell people, hi, my name is Sam, my pronouns are they and them.
	It's also really important to recognize that pronouns change, sometimes.
	Many of us will not always have the same pronouns because our gender is changing.
	Or our gender realization has changed.
	I think that's really, really important for us to say that the flexibility of your personality should be something that we can respect, and the flexibility of your gender identity is something that we can respect.
	Pronouns are confusing.
	I'm not going to say that they're not.
	But if I can have the President of the United States use my gender-neutral pronouns, And I can respectfully use theirs, then I think we're going to be in a world where everyone can be respected.
	No.
	No.
	Just flat out no.
	But I think the bio-Leninism thesis is looking a lot more strong now.
	You're getting your argument in there.
	The reason I played all that is because it's a Now This piece in which you're trying to promote the whole thing.
	Yeah, but this again comes back to Matt Walsh's argument.
	You don't get to choose your own pronouns, just like you don't get to choose your own adjectives.
	No.
	But it's also, he destroys his own argument in his promotion of pronoun tyranny, which is like, yeah, no one ever thinks about this until they interact with some freak like me, who for some reason uses they-them as if I've got split personality disorder, because of course I do.
	And also, I might just change them tomorrow.
	I mean, remember he just said in the middle of that, what if some days we just change them to different ones?
	It's like, yeah, could you show that you're not taking this seriously any more clearly?
	But moreover, it's like, okay, I use they, them pronouns.
	Like, when?
	When have you ever said, they, I'm going to the toilet now!
	They is sad.
	Yeah, them is unhappy.
	It's like, you don't use your own pronouns.
	Why would you ever use your own pronouns?
	I know some people will try and defend this, but I'm not even listening at this point, frankly, because it's just dumb.
	I am prepared to hear the argument and laugh at it, though, so go ahead and make it.
	That's cringe and silly and whatever, but he knows nuclear waste disposal, so yeah, come on, no.
	Doesn't end here, does it?
	Nah, don't.
	Let's go to the next one because he's a dog costume fetishist.
	Oh, he's the one they've got the litter trays for.
	Not him.
	No, no, no, no.
	He's the adult.
	Oh, he's the adult in the relationship.
	We can click on that left image there.
	And again, I'm going to preface this off.
	I've said many a time, and I'll just say I'm very liberal about people's weird fetishes and kinks.
	But we're getting into Weimar territory here.
	It's not even that.
	Just keep it in your bloody bedroom.
	Look at where he is.
	Well, I mean, this is literally Weimar territory.
	Where is he?
	Is that his bedroom?
	No, it's a castle.
	Is that his mate's house?
	That's a university lecture hall.
	Yes.
	I can see the whiteboards.
	Yes.
	The screens for the projectors.
	Yes.
	The hell is wrong with you?
	I mean, just on a basic level of just decency, for one.
	Just stop.
	Bring back conscription.
	Yeah, so we can see him here with his three mates, all dressed up in dog costumes.
	That's a very good use of the term.
	It's a couple of blokes.
	His chums.
	I feel like, you know, when British people are in old-timey stories, they're always in a really weird sexual situation, they become suddenly very polite about the whole thing.
	Well, I imagine they would, yeah.
	Him and his friends, oh, whatever, whatever.
	They were very good friends.
	Patriots.
	Sniffing each other's arses.
	As friends do with his damn daddy shirt.
	I'm disgusted beyond words.
	There's another one.
	But there we go.
	Okay, people do weird things.
	And if he kept it in his bedroom, then we care.
	I mean, this one, for example, this is clearly some kind of shoot or sex problem.
	I'm just going to be clear, Callum.
	I would care.
	I care that there are people in society who go around doing this stuff.
	Sure.
	Even in the privacy of their own home.
	I'm beyond this tolerance.
	What you do in your bedroom is my business.
	It is now, okay?
	The point being, for me, just the previous one.
	You're at a university.
	This is a symptom of a civilization in rapid decline.
	That's all I'm saying.
	Just more and more kinks.
	Well, this person is never going to be a productive member of the great chain of civilization, right?
	They're not contributing anything to the future.
	They are being utter degenerates in the present.
	50% of the time, I agree.
	In the face of what they have inherited from their ancestors.
	I mean, do you think this person's parents are proud?
	I doubt it.
	Probably not of this part of their life, that's for sure.
	But again, the nuclear waste management part, I'm going to keep in mind.
	If we go to the next one, he's also just a creepy leftist.
	I just checked out his Instagram, and there's stuff like this.
	A picture of a kid with a sign saying, when I grow up, I want to be a dismantler of systemic oppression.
	Well, don't worry, I intend to be an enabler of systemic oppression.
	Your mother's brought you here, have you?
	You wrote that sign yourself, did you?
	It's just creepy.
	I never like seeing stuff like this.
	Yeah, I'm pro-systemic oppression.
	Let's go to the next one, because of course, he's also got a puppy blog.
	About being a man with a puppy.
	read some of this in the pup community handlers function the same way dog owners do keeping a watchful eye on their charge and reigning in the pups if needed dying civilization It's the handlers who train the pups and teach them discipline, doling out rewards or punishment based on good or bad behaviour.
	The headspace is equivalent to the mum who sees her kid in danger or dad who wants to teach his son how to play football, says Newby's 27-year-old handler, Sam, the guy we're talking about.
	This is the most disgusting surrogate activity I've ever seen in my life.
	It's the concept of a teacher and a nurturer.
	My job is to make sure that while he's in the headspace, I'm keeping him safe.
	The first time I've met Sam, it was at the eagle at a pup night just like this six or seven months ago, recalls Newby.
	He was handling me at that pup night, but I didn't get super deep into the headspace because there wasn't that trust yet.
	The longer I've been his pup, the easier it is for me to get deeper into that headspace with him because there's trust.
	And it goes on, add on, about him talking about pup space.
	And for no reason at all.
	I do know there's memes.
	There's good memes.
	I'm trying to remember, because there's one other in here where he just said, yeah, I can hear when Pups need something faster because the difference in the grunts and moans, says Sam.
	It's just like, yeah, this is weird.
	This is very weird.
	Why are we allowing these absolute degenerates to make their sexual fetishes the primary focus of our conversations?
	Sam says both of us have other partners, so we come to this space and then we come out of it knowing the boundaries of where your kink and non-kink relationships begin and end.
	So it's not even his husband.
	He has a husband-boyfriend, I'm not even sure.
	He's a really newbie someone else he spends his time with in the evenings.
	Genetic dead-ends should be scorned.
	The parasites on civilization that they are.
	I always love the British acronym of just like when there's two gay guys back in the day.
	Oh, yeah, roommates.
	Never married.
	Confirmed bachelors.
	That's fine and respectable.
	This is disgusting and degenerate.
	Yeah, there's complaints, of course.
	I see John's highlighting there.
	People will say, oh, you want to have sex with animals or you have trauma with animals or something.
	I did have some horrible childhood trauma that made me like to have sex with animals.
	Oh, yeah.
	No, that's a misinterpretation, as you can say.
	Oh, is it?
	Some people say this, but it's not the case.
	Oh, right, okay, right, right.
	So there's all that.
	And there's the thing as well.
	I'll read one more because it's weird.
	I actually have trouble when we transition from pup play to having sex, Sam explains.
	Quote, like, no, I can't have you whimper like that when we're having sex because I don't want to mix that world.
	He has some limits.
	He's very respectful.
	Boundaries, please.
	LAUGHTER I'm happy for us to play as master and dog, but we've got some boundaries.
	Not during sex.
	That would be gross.
	So Sam, you know, he's got some roles.
	Newbie, not so much, apparently.
	Apparently, Newbie is far more into that.
	But again, this is a pop night at some club where they do this.
	And whatever.
	And then he goes home and presumably does this with his boyfriend as well or something.
	Otherwise...
	Who else are you sharing your kids with?
	The sexual revolution and its consequences were a disaster for the human race.
	Yeah, it's very strange.
	But if we go to the next one, I've also seen this in person, and I've mentioned it.
	This is just my Flickr account here, as you can see.
	Oh yeah!
	They asked you if you were a Jew, didn't they?
	No, this is Swindon Pride.
	Oh, this is a different one.
	It's in Reading, where I met the Labour partner and he asked me if I was a Jew.
	Right, that's true.
	Perfectly normal conversation.
	Can I take your photo?
	Are you a Jew?
	No?
	Oh, then go ahead.
	Okay, Labour.
	So this is the other Labour Party conference in Swindon.
	So this was Swindon Pride we went to and in the middle you could see some guy.
	Seriously, there's a quick thing.
	How many of these people do you think vote Conservative?
	There was a conservative stand there of like two guys in their 50s.
	There wasn't a Labour stand because it's understood that the rest of them vote Corbyn.
	Look at these people.
	Look at the chin.
	Go back to the left, John.
	Look at the absolute lack of chin.
	This bio-Leninism thing.
	Look at them.
	The vegan in the background with the sallow cheeks.
	Look at them.
	This bio-Leninism thing has some legs, man.
	Welcome back to Carl Critique's Random Strangers.
	Look at them.
	But it's, yeah, it wasn't...
	Virtue is effervescent, Callum.
	It radiates out.
	You can't deny it.
	It's a struggling environment.
	Also Vice.
	And these people were doing this, and you can see that's that.
	And if we go to the next one, this is also, of course, a family-friendly event, as I've mentioned in the past.
	This was also the place where people dressed up in furry costumes in front of kids.
	And it's a...
	And I think this really gets, at least the way I've mentioned, the nub of the issue, if nothing else.
	Don't do this in public.
	If we can ask one thing, if we can set one barrier in the West, just not in public?
	Is that too much to ask?
	Do your puppy weirdness.
	I don't care.
	Don't take your sexy fursuit nonsense to kids.
	Just not.
	Like, you've had sex in that goddamn suit?
	I don't buy that you haven't.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Don't even pretend.
	Last time we mentioned this, there were people saying, oh, I just wear the suits.
	This is a sexual fetish.
	Don't lie to me.
	But I don't do it for sexual reasons.
	It's like, well, why is it a fetish then?
	Don't lie to me.
	But let's go back to the energy qualifications of Sam, besides his puppy bike.
	Go on, then.
	And as you can see here, this is his Instagram, where he celebrates getting the best nuclear costume.
	High-heel race.
	Yes.
	Let's go to the next one.
	We can see that costume.
	I can't believe he won a high heel race.
	Put on a woman's dress and stuck a radiation sign on it.
	Tough work.
	And then we go to the last one, because he does actually have some qualifications.
	Oh, oh, great.
	Other than his seamstress, or whatever it's called.
	It says in here.
	Meaning he looks like a Batman villain.
	Yeah.
	He actually looks like a Batman villain.
	My husband sometimes describes me as a weird kind of Batman.
	I hadn't shown Carl any of this, so that wasn't staged at all.
	There is some meme-matic energy around all of this.
	Why, you might ask, he says.
	Because by day, I have to save lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning.
	There's a queue in there now.
	It's on top of the queue.
	Youth from suicide.
	And by night, I work to save the world from nuclear waste related to environmental disasters.
	Evil Batman.
	And he says he has a dual masters in nuclear engineering and TPP. I don't know what that is.
	Mm-hmm.
	My time at MIT was spent coming out and coming into my own, while nuclear engineering students told me the only reason I was admitted to the Institute was because of my diversity fellowship.
	Which I would believe.
	I don't know the ins and outs of that, but if you did have a diversity fellowship, that is why you're there, mate.
	Let's be frank.
	TPP students never imagined putting me in that kind of box, he says.
	And, uh, right.
	This is the character of the candidate that has been hired for the Department of Energy to deal with nuclear waste management.
	Is this appropriate?
	And, uh, I would have thought no, and I'm on the side of no, I think we probably agree on that, on the basis of the public puppy play stuff, frankly.
	I mean, you don't need to go back to church.
	Just, just, no, what the hell's wrong with you?
	But at the same time, even with all the queer weirdness stuff and whatever, and the alphabet endorsements, okay, sure.
	On that stuff, I think we may have a disagreement, because I do agree in the tolerance of the STEM community.
	I don't believe in tolerating science either.
	I know you don't believe in tolerating science, but I am very proud, especially in the physics department, of just the level of tolerance with regards to political weirdos.
	And, I mean, like, the famous example is always given of NASA just openly hiring Nazis after the war.
	That's a new level of tolerance.
	It's like Wernher von Braun.
	It's like, yeah, he had Jewish slaves working for him in his operations, but he makes a good rocket.
	So...
	I mean, again, another point for the amorality of science, but that is the point.
	It should be the point of anyone who takes this seriously.
	Yeah, we're not here to do morality.
	That's for other people to constrain.
	I mean, that's become blatantly evident.
	This is another example where you may say there is some immorality taking place.
	But I think you could probably hire him in some kind of non-publicly facing role to deal with nuclear management.
	And that would be appropriate.
	I suppose you could, yeah.
	And that would be fine?
	Yeah.
	Oh, I expect you to disagree and be like, nah, degeneracy.
	Yeah, I mean, you know, he could...
	Slop out the nuclear waste buckets or whatever they use.
	By night and by morning.
	That's fine.
	Have his dog slop out the bowl.
	I don't know what they do.
	It's not my fetish.
	I have no idea, but that's fine.
	Yeah, but there's the thing.
	It's just like, again, be as weird as you want, but for the love of God, just not in public if you want to do a public-facing role.
	But why would the Biden administration put him here?
	This is the question.
	This is done deliberately.
	He does have a nuclear engineering degree.
	Yeah, but there's so many other people.
	No, he has specialized in dealing with nuclear waste.
	That is what his specialization is and his work from as far as I can tell.
	Sure, but he's not like the only person, right?
	Maybe, I don't know.
	And they've got diversity quotas.
	This isn't actually the easiest person to find, is my understanding.
	Yeah, well...
	I mean, he's the lowest of the low, in regards to all the other aspects about one of the candidates.
	They've got a bunch of diversity quotas.
	It's an administration that views and values diversity.
	They're not going to get a guy in a suit.
	No, I mean, definitely, if someone can find the guy in the suit who is looking for the role and was looked over...
	Or this guy, they're going to be like, oh wow, he's so diverse.
	I mean, number one, the guy in the suit should sue.
	And, I mean, he'll win.
	Take it all the way to the Supreme Court, he will definitely win.
	There are lots of examples of this, yeah.
	Especially in the United States.
	But otherwise, that is Biden's dog boy, and I mentioned that it is Biden's dog boy because, well, it is Biden's administration that hired him, apparently directly on the lines of that position.
	So, there we have it.
	Another day in the West.
	The slippery slope is looking really, really greasy.
	Another day closer to death.
	I'm looking forward to the collapse.
	Let's go to the video comments.
	I was never able to get into anime because it's just so visually noisy.
	While Mr. Cooper's tales read like watching anime, his characters are much more engaging, and he has some very base takes through his plot points.
	Path of a Hero begins to pull together characters from the first two books and challenge them with some moral conundrums.
	The writing style also borrows from Final Flight of the Ranaga, which I summed up as Unintelligible Australian Claptrap.
	Long may the Claptrap continue.
	So good characters written by an Australian.
	Yeah.
	I think that's probably a pretty good endorsement, Craig.
	I do wonder if Australians write in their accent.
	I can't imagine that they don't.
	There's got to be some kind of grammatical or linguistic change, because they're Australian, surely.
	Probably.
	Every fifth word, mate.
	I've never read an Australian book.
	Well, seriouscooper.com.au, tell us.
	Let's go to the next one.
	So, am I getting this right?
	Trans women are women, but women are not women.
	The female penis is real, and so are the male boobs.
	But you are not supposed to be proud of the male boobs.
	Women, black people, and the mentally challenged are basically the same thing.
	But if women aren't women, are the black people then really black?
	At least we know that the mentally challenged are real because they are running all of our governments.
	And the children are being taught all of this in school, so...
	No wonder there's no time left to teach them how to read.
	So what's interesting is I... A while ago I spoke...
	When I had a Twitter account, I remember an interaction I had with some leftists talking about the Hypatia controversy, being like, look, if...
	Trans women are women, then what prevents that from transracialism?
	I looked at the Wikipedia page, and all it said on there was, there were a bunch of people who, and we should probably do a video on this or something like that, because they literally said, well, it would be inappropriate for us to do this.
	It's like, right, so we're appealing to propriety.
	So it's become tradition in intersectional circles, just simply not to bring up transracialism, because that would be inappropriate towards the black people.
	That's what they've got to fall back on.
	Tradition.
	Very interesting.
	I mean, as she mentions as well, their view on them is that they're the same as mentally challenged people.
	Well, I mean, the other woman did literally categorise women alongside animals.
	Yeah.
	In the view of the patriarchy.
	Carol Adams.
	Who's got the fake penis?
	Because she mentions that you've got female penises.
	And are they male penis?
	Do we even have male penisters anymore?
	Have you ever seen a picture of a female to male transition who has an artificial penis?
	I'd rather not.
	The point is...
	I'll send you a picture.
	I'm not saying in reality.
	In reality, of course we know what...
	Yeah, I'll send you a picture.
	It's horrible.
	Don't.
	I'm going to now.
	I'm going to block you.
	It is sexual logic.
	Because you mentioned the fact that you've got fake boobs and real boobs.
	I mean, it's...
	I always found, especially when they talk about women and they mention cis women in that disparaging way, that they're saying that cis women aren't real women and only real women are trans women.
	I say cis women in a disparaging way too.
	But then the same logic sort of runs that cis women don't really have boobs, so only trans boobs that are real boobs, then surely the female penis is the only real penis?
	And they do also have the wing of feminism that complains that women can't just walk around topless.
	It's like, well, if they're not real boobs, go ahead, ladies.
	See how many take you up on that?
	You know, Facebook actually had those debates.
	Yeah, I did, yeah.
	There's also the bold question.
	Didn't they come down on the side of them not allowing it?
	So it depends on the identity of the person whose boobs are there.
	If a woman identifies as a man and she takes off her top, then they're a man's boobs.
	Source of this, Ryan Hartwig interview, loadershears.com.
	Just type in loadershears.com, Ryan Hartwig, you'll find it.
	He mentions the fact that the...
	We just had a discussion about bulge, and I mentioned that before, about the Michelle Obama part.
	But on the transgender part...
	Separate issue.
	They had to decide whether or not Michelle Obama was a woman, and they decided to go with yes, against all evidence.
	But on the trans part, they said, well, okay, if there's a person on the site who has bulge, but they say they're a woman, What do we do?
	So they messaged Facebook headquarters being like, look, we're the company, we're doing this for you, but you've given us...
	This is mad.
	What are we meant to do with this stuff?
	Do we censor Michelle Obama's crotch or not?
	About a week later, Facebook came back and said, if it's a woman who has bulge, don't censor it because it's a female non-bulge.
	It's just like...
	Okay.
	There you have it.
	There we go.
	Write that down.
	That's the real penis.
	New instructions.
	I feel bad for the moderators at Facebook sometimes.
	They chose the job.
	Well, no, because you all think of it as, and I did as well before interviewing Ryan, that it's people who sign up for Facebook and to work for them.
	No, they outsource it to separate companies.
	Yeah, you sign up for a company, what Ryan did for Cognizant, and it's just, we're going to do some kind of moderation, I don't know what.
	And you end up working for Facebook, and then they are one of the maddest companies for that kind of stuff because of things like that.
	They're like, well, you know, female bulge, is that really bulge?
	Let's go to the next one.
	So you have a position for an app developer.
	Here is a working demo of a Lotus Ears app for you.
	You can click on anything you want.
	If we go all the way to the bottom, you'll see careers says I have to actually work there.
	So you're discriminating against me and my transpatial identity.
	Otherwise, you already have this app.
	Deadocracy.
	That's true.
	We are discriminating against you because of where you live.
	It's not illegal.
	That's why.
	We try to discriminate as much as we possibly can right up to the legal limit.
	Whenever there's a job interview, Carl says to me, what can I discriminate on?
	Anything.
	Apparently I'm not even allowed to ask people's ages.
	No, that's a big no-no.
	I can't even know how old they are.
	Britain.
	Let's go to the next one.
	I'm sorry, Lotus Eaters, to take up more of your time with my boring voice, but I'm watching Canadian TV coverage of the convoy regarding the police response.
	The media are treating the police like a paramilitary force, so I encourage you to look up and promulgate the nine Pelian principles of policing.
	Yeah.
	Was it Robert Peel's Policing Principles?
	I have read them before, but I... Oh, they're excellent.
	Yeah, but they're...
	I mean, this is why British policing is the model that the world should be taking an example from.
	And why the sort of, like...
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	Constabulary.
	Yeah, I was about to distinguish that.
	And why the modern, like, globo homo, you know, high vis, high vis, yeah, they're just an enforcement arm for the regime, right?
	This is the reason, because the constabulary used to have to follow these in a moral sense, but they don't now.
	Now it's about power.
	I'm not murmuring because I disagree with anything, Alex.
	It's because they don't follow them now.
	Yeah, it hurts that everything in reality is so divorced from these principles as laid out by the guy who bloody made them.
	We used to have a good country.
	I don't know it.
	It's Sadiq Khan's high-vis Gestapo.
	You sent me the other day some footage of London from 1920 and I looked at it and it just doesn't exist.
	It looks like a foreign country.
	It looks like a movie set.
	We'll do a premium podcast on this at some point.
	We'll get a bunch of old footage together.
	I've done it with Eastern European countries, or at least cities I've been to, and you can go look at the old footage and then go there.
	It's the same bloody place.
	You go to London, it's gone.
	It's a colony of the globalist order.
	Imagine showing someone from the old constabulary time travel and show them modern police force.
	They just start ripping up their hat.
	Honestly, that's why I didn't set up this company in London.
	Because it would have been so much easier and probably more profitable.
	We would have been able to get guests so much easier.
	The flavor would be so different though.
	Exactly.
	But I would be in the place that I don't want to be.
	I don't even care about the train journey or anything like that.
	I like actually using trains because I've got like an hour to just do whatever, read a book, whatever it is.
	The train journey would have been fine.
	I don't want to be in London because London...
	Well, it's more that you just sit there and, you know, read.
	Also, trains are cool, just because they're trains.
	Well, there's that too.
	Fitzpitzelwitz.
	Got that next one.
	Dusty really puts his finger on the pulse of why the Conservatives have been doing so abysmally in the last decade of elections.
	All of their policies are based on tax rates and interest, which are important, but there's nothing really inspired or urgent about them, which is why they did so badly during the Romney election or the midterms of 2018.
	As a matter of fact, the normies and boomer types tend to respond better when the politician just comes out and says that the leftists are evil and out to hurt us, and that he's going to do whatever it takes to stop them, and after that, bring them to justice, hopefully.
	The more aggressively he says it, the better they like it.
	And that is why Donald Trump was so goddamn popular.
	And Boris.
	And Boris.
	Candidate Boris.
	Yes, candidate Boris was also popular for the same reasons.
	It's such a simple formula and it seems to work.
	The only things you have to get prerequisite are the major party's institutional inertia.
	So the fact that that is going to get at least 30% of the vote.
	Okay, well then you throw in some base stuff and you've raised it to 50% and now you're in.
	It's a simple formula.
	I think about this was a good time as any to do that book club on Animal Farm because there's a good chunk of that book that does talk about how the animals have the rules changing them and then they basically forget them, that the rules change, and then just keep thinking that the rules have always been this way.
	Because I think that's the pattern that we're going to end up seeing in a little bit with now the narrative switching over again.
	I guess we haven't done Animal Farm.
	We've done quite a lot of Orwell already, but I'm happy to do Animal Farm if you want to do it.
	I want to get someone else to do Animal Farm.
	I just want to watch the movie again.
	Can we not do the movie?
	No!
	Well, I'll get someone else to do Animal Farm with me.
	But it's not a bad point.
	And it is something you feel in your own lifetime as well.
	No, we can see it happening around us.
	But you start to feel like the nonsense rules are normal.
	Why the hell am I thinking that?
	Yeah, exactly.
	The masks was the thing.
	The worst part about the masks is that coming into work, I've forgotten now how normal it was to wear the masks in this building.
	You know, just put the mask on.
	So I hated it.
	I hated it.
	Anyway.
	You know what's funny?
	Here at the gym, while the Olympics is currently going on, they're showing on the big screen some college basketball game.
	Good.
	Yeah.
	Screw the Olympics.
	Yeah.
	Have you seen the traitors involved in that?
	The what?
	Traitors.
	No, I saw the pictures of the ski slope among the industrial chimneys and stuff, and it's just like, oh god.
	Yeah, that's just kind of funny.
	It's like absolute dystopia.
	But they've just done it to themselves.
	Yeah.
	So what more unofficial has organized that?
	But what an absolute dystopia that must be.
	It's awful.
	So the traitors, there's a bunch of people who had dual citizenship, which is like they had the mainland citizenship and like American, right?
	And then they got told by the Chinese government, the CCP, that, well, give up your American citizenship, fly for us.
	And a bunch of them did.
	I can't remember how many now.
	I watched one of Winston's videos about it.
	And there's a whole bunch of them who flipped over.
	And then the CCP is obviously running campaigns for them, being like, look, China is so good and the West is so decayed that people are just flocking to us and they just want to stand with us and promote us when they run the gates.
	What are we going to do?
	Tell them they're wrong.
	Yeah.
	I mean, that seems to be what's happening.
	But it's also such a creepy thing from those with the dual citizenship there.
	And I can get their argument because they know dropping the American citizenship will have no real repercussions.
	No, they'll probably just be able to get it back.
	Yeah.
	So, you know, I don't...
	I can see the logic, but it's embarrassing to see that whole situation.
	Oh, yeah.
	I don't know why we allowed dual citizenship at all.
	If it was my choice, I wouldn't allow dual citizenship.
	I'd probably restrict it, because with the Commonwealth and whatnot, it makes perfect sense to me.
	Like, I can understand, okay, dual American or British, or dual Canadian or British, or whatever.
	The Americans aren't part of the Commonwealth.
	Yeah, they kind of are.
	No, they're not.
	Part of the Anglosphere.
	Yeah, but they're not the Commonwealth.
	Yeah, well, I'll make them part of it.
	I don't think we want them.
	I don't care if they want them.
	The problem is we're trying to get rid of them.
	Anyway, but the point being that it's so communally close and you can see the aspects.
	They're not a hostile foreign power.
	But would you have dual North Korean-South Korean citizenship or dual North Korean-American citizenship?
	It's just like...
	Your direct enemy, it's just strange to a level that is, okay, even if we accept the premise of dual citizenship, that doesn't seem...
	Like German or British?
	Why?
	French or British?
	Spanish or British?
	I agree.
	Or Dutch or British?
	Yep.
	Or Danish or British?
	Yep.
	Or Italian or British?
	I'll keep going.
	Polish and British, that's alright, but anything else on the continent?
	Yeah, to be fair, that was the one I could probably tolerate.
	Yeah.
	It's a hell of a situation.
	Let's go to the next one.
	I will kill that man.
	Don't care how many arrows they feather me with, how many spears they run through me, I will kill that horn-blowing cunt before I fall.
	I will kill that man.
	I swear to the crown god, the old gods, the new gods, to every fucking god in every fucking heaven, I will kill that man!
	Yeah, listen.
	John, you're going to have to put that in the shared drive.
	I'm going to put that out on the getter.
	That's the guy who's like, I haven't slept in five days.
	Tony Dean and little Joan with another legend of the Pines.
	From the Princeton Weekly Alumni Newsletter comes the Princeton Ghost.
	A lot of strange stories on campus.
	I'll have to delve in deeper, including Aaron Burr Sr.
	and the ghosts of Aaron Burr Jr.
	supposedly walk on campus.
	The students have also seen the strangest ghost of all, that of former Senator Bill Bradley.
	He was also a basketball star and alumni.
	The problem is, Bill Bradley's still alive.
	This is not kind of putting a hole in the whole ghost theory.
	Well, I think that's why he's brought it up.
	Yeah.
	You know, I saw his ghost, did you?
	Can he see his ghost?
	He was all white and naked.
	Sleepwalking, mate.
	Thanks Over here by the Rideau Canal You can still hear the horns in the distance.
	I just love the absolute fortitude of the Canadians.
	I wouldn't want to be out in this kind of temperature.
	This is the best form of protest.
	I can't believe we didn't think of it sooner.
	What?
	Just noise.
	Honking.
	Yeah.
	I don't have a truck.
	I know, but just...
	I can't think of anything, because it's inescapable, and also it's terrifying in a way that can't be explained.
	Like, imagine if you're one of those people, and you're out of the city, you go home, and you have to walk back in, and just as you walk back into work, you're just getting louder.
	Yeah.
	They've got nowhere to hide from it.
	I mean, if you do that in Westminster, because there are all white hores there.
	Yeah, you'd be in trouble.
	You haven't got a license for that protest.
	Greetings, Lotus Eaters.
	I have a message for you from Las Vegas, Nevada.
	Let's say this together.
	1984.
	How about...
	In before?
	Or...
	2022.
	And finally...
	2112.
	Don't say 2112 like a...
	twat.
	This is a Dr.
	Evil impression.
	It's not bad.
	Have you ever been skiing?
	Yeah, a couple of times.
	I don't think it's worthwhile in the long run.
	I think there are cheaper ways of having fun.
	Yeah, it's not bad.
	I think it's worth doing a couple of days.
	I just got foot cramps and I didn't enjoy it.
	Yeah.
	Could be worse.
	Yeah, next one.
	Good.
	You mentioned about the masks and how you found it, you forgot how normal it was.
	Yeah.
	We look at footage from the Commonwealth coming out like that from cscooper.com.au and it just, it feels weird when he's bragging, he's like, oh look, I don't have to wear a mask, and it's like, what the fuck?
	I was doing the same when we had our mask mandates.
	I know, but do you know, part of your brain, just immediately when I saw that, I was like, why is he bragging?
	Oh wait, and then you have to reason it, and I was like, oh yeah, because everyone was mad for a year.
	Yeah, but it was only a couple of months ago that everyone here had to wear masks in every shop and I was like, I'm just not doing it.
	I'm just not doing it.
	I'd love to show kids in 50 years just photos of people bragging about not having to wear masks.
	They'll be sat there wearing their mask, and why would you brag about that?
	Non-mask.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I wouldn't go to California and do it, obviously.
	Anyway, Student of History says, Arrest the farmers, appropriate the land, hand it to the people, profit.
	Always the commie play.
	Well, I mean, that's literally what happened in Zimbabwe.
	Bucketbot says, The reason there's so much acrimony over the trucker revolt is that fundamentally the little guy is equally important into making the world go round.
	The elites don't have the time or resources without the help doing their menial tasks.
	Well, that's exactly what I was saying.
	It's like, you know, they command things to be done, but they don't actually do things.
	Central workers, remember?
	Yep.
	Generico says, reports are in from Canada that the government is weaponising the Child Protective Services to remove kids from their protesting parents.
	What is it with leftists that just can't help themselves from going after children?
	Yeah, and also doing anything they can to break the bond between the parent and the child.
	Is grooming a child some kind of anti-far hazing process or something?
	I mean, it seems to be.
	There was, in Andino's book, Unmasked, there was a section where there was a mole who infiltrated Rose City Antifa, and the moment the block he hit and then had to leave was they asked him to commit crimes by smashing up windows, and he was like, well, I'm not going to commit a crime for journalism, so...
	Well, how about you just groom a child?
	Maybe that's step two, so...
	Burn down a Starbucks, groom a kid, you're an official member of Antifa.
	Callum says, So it's okay to protest on communist dirt, burning, destroying, and maiming buildings, people, and businesses.
	But when it's peaceful protests and not a communist one, it's evil, criminal, and everyone should be gulagged.
	Explain to me how I'm wrong or what I'm misinterpreting here.
	You're not.
	It's literally the repressive tolerance of Marcuse on display.
	You're allowed to protest unless you're the wrong kind of person, and that tolerance for protesting is just rescinded from you.
	So now you're in a category of person who just needs to be stopped.
	That's exactly how they operate, and that's what's happening now.
	SH Silver says, even though our provinces are starting to cut back on enforcement and restrictions with the pressure from the honking, the infrastructure for it remains like a...
	I just love that this is the 2020 tip.
	Just imagine the cops in their cars just like, I can't take it.
	I can't take it.
	I just love that it's honking.
	Of all things, the meme just came to life.
	That's what I know, but it's just perfect.
	Meme magic probably is real.
	I didn't believe in it when it was Trump getting elected, but now I think I'm a believer.
	But the infrastructure for it remains like the QR code database and mandates.
	Yeah, all of that needs to go.
	I agree.
	It's not enough to simply let them get away with no longer enforcing tyranny when it's unpopular.
	It needs reforms to stop future enforcement of this power in the state.
	Completely agree.
	Kevin says, if the tow trucks won't do it and the army won't get involved, there's one option Trudeau could use.
	He needs an organized force and not afraid of dealing with racists, transphobes and homophobes.
	Why doesn't he call on his heroes in BLM and Antifa?
	Oh, that's right.
	They only like it when they have superior numbers and if it ain't a wheelie bin or a building that can't fight back, they run a mile.
	That's true.
	I'm just going to move on a little bit because we're running out of time.
	Kevin says, again, to quote the principal from Billy Madison, what you've just said is one of the insanely idiotic things I've heard.
	Yeah, she was mad, wasn't she?
	Sophie says, well, I don't know with you guys, but what I want is a real manly man for Valentine's Day.
	Come on, guys, eat the meat.
	Bring me the patriarchy.
	I am a woman of high standards.
	I only date manly men.
	Here are my requirements.
	Must be a trucker, must eat meat, must be a part of the patriarchy.
	I want a manly man.
	Well, there we go.
	The OnusIsOnU says, on the feminist vegan issue, this is why you teach your children where the food comes from.
	My two-year-old son catches fish with his granddad and watches him clean the fish and make it into fillets.
	Yeah.
	There's nothing wrong with it.
	It's good.
	Wholesome.
	This is your food.
	You should be involved in it.
	George says, "One interesting piece of research showed people various animals.
	They had to guess whether they are carnivores.
	Most participants all guessed correctly, even when seeing the animals for the first time.
	Most carnivores have their eyes in the front of their head to hunt, while most herbivores have them on the side to detect danger.
	Not that evolutionary facts are something vegans care about." Humans have got amazing depth perception.
	There are loads of animals that do not have the level of depth perception that humans have.
	Just so know.
	To help us with hunting?
	Yeah.
	Put the stick in the man?
	Well, no, it's because that's why humans are great at catching.
	No.
	Like, you know, animals generally don't catch, even those that could.
	We're really great at that sort of thing, apparently.
	Jimbo says, The sexual politics of meat.
	Do we really need another book about feminists not wanting meat in their mouths?
	It's an old one.
	It's one of the original ones.
	Go on, Stan.
	Okay.
	Brandon says, this speech feels like the woke's battle of the bulge.
	Just throw all the SJW words at the patriarchy.
	Yeah, that's a great analogy.
	Because she was just like, right, it's everything, you know?
	Every panzer we have left.
	It's racist!
	You're eating burgers that are laced with misogyny!
	It's like...
	Bob says...
	But there's also just the defeat of them.
	I mentioned before, just laugh at them, and you will win.
	And that's a perfect example.
	And you can see her totally rattled by it as well.
	You're laughing, but it's real!
	She couldn't come back from it.
	No.
	"This old vegan Nusser's argument is representative of the new leftist debate tactics.
	Either just label the opposition as a variety of 'ists' or go through some brief explanation as to why something fits that label.
	It is just assumed that the label is bad and they make no argument to any fundamental reason that the proposition is wrong.
	This makes arguing against them nigh on impossible as they won't consider any structured criticism.
	It's been labelled racist, sexist or transphobic by some lefty lunatic.
	We're speaking different languages now.
	Yeah, well that's the point.
	If you just accept the label, then their argument is over and they have to walk away.
	That's the problem.
	This is why I never complain about being called a misogynist now.
	Alex says, that's the reason.
	Not for any other reason.
	Alex says, I was in London last week and I noticed Beyond Meat advertisements anywhere.
	There's virtually on every street corner.
	Yeah, I was saying this the other day, wasn't I? Can't give it away, can they?
	No, it's like, alright, we're going to try and stop eating meat now.
	It's never, oh, here's something for the vegans anymore.
	It's here's something for the meat eaters.
	Come and eat it.
	Do it.
	Yeah.
	Look at this Beyond Fried Chicken.
	Doesn't it look tasty?
	It looks like a rubber.
	It's square.
	Yeah, it looks like...
	Literally opposite my apartment, there's one of them with the little chicken, and it's cut in half, and I'm just like, that doesn't look like chicken.
	Yeah, that was a terrible advert.
	I don't know why you...
	How would I eat that?
	Yeah, exactly.
	But yeah, obviously he says every time he sees one of these adverts, get the overwhelming urge to eat a steak, which is what I'm going to be doing again tonight.
	Dan says, Carol Adams, eating meat is patriarchal settler colonialism.
	Me.
	Me.
	Don't say based, don't say based, don't say based.
	That's basically my opinion.
	Joseph says, I don't care if they say I'll die 10 years earlier, I'm not giving up meat.
	I'd rather enjoy food for 80 years than suffer for 90 years.
	Yeah, that's another...
	Oh my god, this is the argument that you can't say.
	Oh, well you'll live longer.
	Yeah, I'll live a miserable, grueling existence.
	I'd rather die at 60 enjoying myself than live to 80 and hate every second of it.
	Exactly.
	Grant says, You can visibly see a massive degradation in the health, height, weight of indigenous Northern Americans after the buffalo went extinct, or nearly extinct.
	It must be easy to win debate if you just make S up at will.
	Yeah, well, that's...
	There we go.
	Anyway, Sam says, Castro Jr.'s government stealing money from its citizens.
	Who could have foreseen that?
	Yeah.
	Student of History says, did this lady just sit there and basically say women are animals?
	So I'm going to disavow this lady.
	No, no, women are animals.
	But she's saying that they're equal to non-human animals, which is, yeah, disavow.
	I really liked all the, like, sexual rebuttal arguments, though, to her.
	Like, it wouldn't have been amazing if one of the speakers just stood up and made all of those in the room, and just everyone just started laughing as well.
	Like, the stuff about, like, oh, you're saying women just want to be eaten.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Stuff like that.
	Yeah.
	Well, you can see the girls just, like, just dumb.
	Maybe.
	Did you know, meeting is about the patriarchy, and just someone goes, I'd like the patriarchy.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Meeting's about eating women.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah.
	I don't see that girl's face where she's just like...
	It's hilarious.
	Just some guy looks at some girl across the hall and just starts eating something.
	Chris says, I genuinely hope these people move on from their suffering.
	Talking about Biden's dog boy.
	They're on the downward spiral of depression and are seeking validation that reminds me of a suicide cult.
	M1Ping says there's probably some correlation between not eating meat and the pronouns in the bio.
	What do you mean, probably some?
	That woman had literally connected it.
	Insectional veganism.
	It's already there.
	It's out in the open.
	And it is.
	It is there.
	It's all about, like, reducing oppression.
	And so anything that can be considered to reduce oppression as something that could suffer is a part of the intersectional agenda.
	But I think we're out of time to do this.
	Okay, so if you want more from us, of course, go over to LovesEars.com.
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