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Just full to the brim episode for everybody today.
First, I want to give a plug for a podcast that we guested on.
It is a podcast called Political Funtime Happy Hour Deluxe.
They were gracious enough to have Tony and myself on last week.
It was a very fun episode, very Minion Death Cult.
All of us, all four of us, did a sort of hybrid Minion Death Cult thing where we chatted about the show, chatted about various random takes.
I found just throughout the week, you know, this is kind of just my own life.
This is what I do regardless of the podcast and it's nice to be able to just Pull stuff out of the ether, including a conversation about a fake ban on New York hot dogs.
And also including some of the topics from last week's Patreon bonus episode.
Bernie's proposal that inmates should be able to vote.
That was on there.
Very fun stuff.
And then the second half of that episode does not feature Tony and me, but it does feature a interesting conversation about the attempted coup in Venezuela, most of which I could follow being fairly ignorant on the subject, but still a firm believer in non-intervention, Non-imperial dabbling in that area of the world, so check it out.
Political Funtime Happy Hour Deluxe, and thanks again to those guys for having us on.
Okay, this episode.
This episode's crazy.
As you know, Facebook cracked down on free speech this week.
They got rid of the most prominent leaders of right-wing Facebook, including Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos, Laura Loomer, and PJW, Paul Joseph Watson, who just posted a heartbreaking I don't know, uh, eulogy for himself on Twitter.
It was like, uh, don't forget me, uh, over and over and over again.
It was so good with this like navel gazy, like off to the distance looking poetry that I just loved.
I mean, it's that look that he always has.
It's that look of like, um, I, I have the flu and my throat hurts.
Yeah.
It's great.
I, you know, and then, oh, just came across my desk, uh, right before we started recording, uh, Milo Yiannopoulos also had a post.
Oh!
His, uh, his post, um, I'm actually, like, not allowed to read it.
I don't think.
No, no, I'm sorry.
Because I, I haven't, um, married Tony yet.
After Tony and I get married, I would be able to read this tweet.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
You're being really presumptuous.
After we get married and I give you permission to tweet it.
I thought the marriage was permission.
Marriage is consent?
Those are going to be my vows, dude.
Part of you saying I do includes the n-word pass.
Yeah.
I'll see what I can do.
Yeah, well, I mean, you know, if you don't want to read this, I don't blame you, but it's just... I mean, I will, because it's just insane.
So he lists a bunch of... are these all things he was banned from?
Yeah, but he doesn't include Facebook on this list, noticeably.
This is sick!
He was banned on Twitter, Instagram, PayPal, Venmo, Eventbrite, Shopify.
Like, what were you doing on Shopify?
You were selling shirts, I guess?
Yeah, he was probably selling red, white, and blue sunglasses.
Patreon, Coinbase, Periscope, MailChimp, and Tumblr.
Wow, that's more going on than I thought, and I'm actually really proud of these people.
I mean they got a long ways to go.
I mean Australia should also be on this list.
All of Australia?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, totally.
Says, like John Lennon, I take... I'm going to say the way he should have said it because I can't say it for him.
I'm not going to give him that power.
Okay.
I take, quote, n-word to mean oppressed person.
Today's n-words are me, Laura, and Alex Jones.
Hell yeah, dude.
And yes, my husband gave me permission to say that.
Yeah.
And I just want to say, hey you freaking idiot, you didn't say anything.
It's, you're on the internet.
You typed it out.
Ooh, yep, yep.
Fucking dumbass.
Yeah.
It's just, I hate, they're real, um, god, what is that, what is that, is it that animated movie with all the holiday people?
It's like the Easter Bunny and Yeah, that's called like Guardians of the Universe or something.
It's a real Guardians cast of people that have been... The people that are N-Words.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's great because last week on Patreon we had Christians being the N-Words of the world, and this week we have Facebook users being the N-Words of the world.
I can't wait until next week to find out who the N-Words are.
The irony of that whole thing is like, so if you feel like you are officially the N-word of the world, then how about you start treating N-words right?
I, uh, I do take offense at this.
I take offense at him, you know, A, using the N-word, hard R, he types it out right there, uh, twice.
I take offense at that.
I take offense at him, uh, identifying with N-words because as a white person, I'm supposed to get, you know, offended by this, um, me, you know, on behalf of, of you, Tony.
Uh, and- I appreciate that, by the way.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I take it really personally.
You know, and I think worse than all of this, worse than using the word, worse than identifying with n-words, is identifying with John Lennon.
Yeah.
It's despicable stuff.
It's just not a good look.
Everyone knows that.
Yeah.
If you want to listen to that Patreon episode about Christians being the n-word, it's patreon.com slash MinionDeathCult.
P-A-T-R-E-O-N dot com slash MinionDeathCult.
And like I said, jam-packed episode.
So there will be a third segment from this session on Patreon this week.
And we'll tease that at the end of this episode.
Yeah, so let's get right into it.
I'm gonna just read a headline from The Independent here.
Facebook bans Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos, and other right-wing personalities.
So yeah, they got kicked off.
They got kicked off Facebook for being stupid, dumb idiots.
And, like, there's so many takes.
Like, this is just a firestorm.
It's just an absolute firestorm in every one of the groups I'm in.
Every comment section is a firestorm.
So I just kind of want to like summarize the most general takes without actually reading them.
Probably the number one take I saw on like Breitbart or Fox News or whatever was, you know, in reaction to this story.
Facebook bans Alex Jones, etc.
The response, the overwhelming response was, oh yeah?
Well I ban you, Facebook!
Which is just a good take.
I just love that take.
Or like, uh, you know, an adjacent take to that is, uh, well, logically speaking, Facebook is gonna have to ban itself.
Yeah.
Which is, that's like a really good, smart thing to say.
When they post it on your platform, you're posting it for them, so therefore you are banned.
Yeah, just like, hey, if you're banning hate speech, you're gonna have to ban yourself, buddy.
Just good.
I mean, you don't need to say anything more than that or elaborate or explain your idea at all.
It just makes sense.
Another really funny comment I saw was somebody in the comment section of like a Normie, like, you know, AV Club or something like that comment section that was like, I don't know if Alex Jones deserves to be banned from Facebook, but I did buy one of his water filters and it ended up flooding my mom's basement where I stay.
That's pretty great.
So I'm conflicted.
Conflicted on that topic.
Another one, another amazing one, was we're gonna get a lot of people explaining why they've personally been banned from Facebook.
Sort of giving like instances of Facebook like targeting conservatives, right?
That's the whole idea behind this.
That's the whole idea from the freakout.
It's not necessarily that your grandma cares about Alex Jones or even knows who Alex Jones is, let alone Laura Loomer.
The spin on this is that the most prominent leaders in the conservative movement, like Laura Loomer, are being banned for their beliefs.
They're being targeted for their ideologies.
And I mean that's it's kind of true.
It's kind of true if like your ideology is that like Muslims and immigrants are rats that need to be exterminated.
Yeah that's gonna get you a ban from a company who doesn't want that on their uh you know on their on their platform.
Not a stretch yeah that's not asking too much I don't think.
But this is, of course, you know, in contrast with the literal millions of conservative Facebook pages with millions of followers each.
But I will note that Uncle Sam's Misguided Children, which...
Used to be one of the most popular and unhinged Facebook pages I followed.
Did apparently get deplatformed twice last year.
They got like, they got their page banned by Facebook in September of last year.
And then they were able to build it back up to like 96,000 followers.
And then they got it banned again in December.
That's awesome.
Yeah, it's great.
And now they're only up to like 36,000.
I hope I was part of that because I did report them for selling t-shirts that said, Kill Akami for Mami.
Man, that's interesting.
I like that they're trying to make Mami a thing, you know?
I think that's an old Cold War era slogan.
Oh, they're not trying to, like, mommy-daddy?
Like, you know how daddy's a thing?
Like little?
No, like Daddy Biden.
Yeah.
Like dad energy.
They weren't like women's shirts, I don't think.
I don't think they were going for that.
Oh.
Yeah.
But so anyway, so yeah, I'm gonna get a lot of people like saying how they were targeted for their conservative beliefs and then telling us Telling us which comments got got them banned as this as if that's supposed to be evidence that the ban Was illogical or irrational or biased and that will be amazing.
But um yeah, so one person said that I got banned just for typing out something that Don Lemon said and criticizing it.
And I'm just imagining him typing out, like... Typing out, what do you call it, like a, um...
Like when you give a description, like a, like a description of a picture, you know, for, uh, this, the visually impaired.
Oh yeah.
On Facebook.
And he's just like explaining Don Lemon holding up a sign that has the N word on it.
Yep, yep.
But using the n-word while also describing Don Lennon?
Lemon?
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, it's interchangeable in that part of the world.
Well, once you explain what the word means, you can use it freely.
Yeah, it just means you were banned.
Um, okay.
A lot of the discussion around this, especially Laura Loomer and Milo Yiannopoulos, how they're describing their oppression is they are claiming to be unpersoned.
They're claiming this sort of... One second.
Always.
You know, they're treating this like a episode of Black Mirror where they've been disappeared from the face of the earth, you know, hauled off to some sort of fictional futuristic prison that's, you know, off-site, people's names have been erased, held in captivity without a trial, you know, something that's in science fiction that doesn't actually exist in this country.
They're now wearing a letter.
But, um, yeah, they've been using the word unpersoned and, you know, because they, like we said at the top of the show, they've been banned from Facebook, PayPal, etc.
And I was like, you know, that's a little extreme.
It's a little extreme to, like, say you've been unpersoned because you can't have social media or whatever.
Until you realize that these people just don't have any friends in real life.
Yeah, this is how they validate their existence every day.
Like, some comment that I read was like, I used to know this guy, and he really didn't like Muslims, you know, and I would see him post about Muslims all the time, and then he just disappeared.
Yeah, now he's gone.
I'm like, no, that guy didn't disappear.
You just have never spoken with him in real life.
And you go to these people's pages and they're not interacting with family.
There's no picture of them, you know, occasionally, I guess, but for the most part, it's just, you know, world night daily articles being shared in a constant stream on their page with little to no interaction.
Facebook is bizarre because other message boards, like, people do develop relationships of types.
Like, on Reddit, there are people that message the same people all the time.
On, like, any message board, you know, you know, remember, like, B9 and stuff like that, like, uh... Like your buddy list.
People would, like, actually talk, like, they knew who people were, you know?
But on, on, uh, on Facebook, people don't interact with someone more than once.
You know?
Uh, are you doing a bit?
What is... No, like, people, like, don't, like, they're like... Hey Laura is the only time they're talking to Laura is there.
They're not, they're not talking to Laura in another, in another thread.
I don't, I mean, uh, maybe you should, uh, be more active in the Minion Death Commandos Facebook group, Tony.
Uh... Well, that's, that's different.
It is different.
I'm talking about, like, the same people who think that their children aren't getting messages are not... They're not interacting with people as if they're going to see them again, even on the internet.
I don't know if I buy that.
I don't know quite what you mean.
Okay.
I need to flesh that out, I guess.
I'll write a dissertation on that one.
Like, are you talking... You're saying people don't interact with each other from their friends list?
No, I'm talking about people on these message boards.
They only know them from any other social media thing.
On any other message boards, you run into the same personalities over and over again.
The same person.
But not on today's message boards.
But not on Facebook.
I guess, well, a Reddit would be like... Not in BoomerBook.
Okay, but a subreddit would be the same as a Facebook group.
Yeah, yeah.
So you would see the same people in the same subreddit, and you would see the same people in a Facebook group.
No, you would, but I think that when most of these people that we read off are interacting with each other, they don't think about them as, like, someone they can re-interact with.
Okay, I see what you're saying.
Now you see what I'm saying a little bit?
Yeah, a lot of these comments are just standalone comments.
It's very rare... Exactly, that's what I mean, yeah.
Okay, it's very rare that, like, a thread happens in these particular, like, Trump Train or Judge Janine fan groups.
Yeah, that's what I'm trying to say.
So, you know, we should talk about, like, the obvious ironies just a little bit, because it's a really boring conversation.
There's the obvious ironies in demanding that a private company be forced to support your particular beliefs or ideologies or give you a platform to speak on those.
Because as we all know, Facebook is a private company that has way too much power, is given way too much leeway by the federal government.
And still acts as a sort of de facto public square while still being a private company.
I mean, it's fairly obvious.
Despite the fact that they are publicly traded, they are still a privately owned company.
So you could say, hey, oh, you suddenly like big government now because you want Facebook to be strictly regulated.
And all that sort of thing.
I guess that's a fair argument.
I would support stricter regulation of Facebook, I suppose, in the abstract.
Some people are even calling for Facebook to be nationalized, to be turned into a utility.
A lot of people on the right are calling for that.
Very into that idea.
And you know, of course, liberals will push back like, oh, it's a private company.
They can do what they want.
Well, I mean, I don't it's it's true.
I don't I don't like that.
And another thing is like.
What happens when they start coming for conservatives, or for communists, or for leftists?
And it's like, well yeah, they've been doing that, first of all.
Just the government in general has been doing that.
Second of all, it's gonna happen.
I am prepared for that to happen.
And yeah, it's still very funny in the meantime to see it happen to conservatives.
But...
Well, it's wild because it is happening very much, especially in feminist spaces.
It's wild.
We read these comments every day, but the second that some feminist page writes, like, yeah, all men, they get banned right away.
Oh, no, you can't even say the phrase white men on Facebook.
That's why it's spelled YT.
I mean, that's one of the reasons, obviously.
But, you know, that's why it's spelled weird.
If you're not used to Leftbook, whenever you see white men spelled weird, it's because they will get an instant ban, an instant deletion, by typing that phrase out.
Yeah, it's definitely nothing new for a lot of the left.
But back to the utility thing.
If Trump- this is my theory.
If Trump comes out and says that Facebook should be a public utility, and actually, like, doesn't just tweet about it, but actually, like, tries to issue an executive action, which I don't think he can do, but if he tries to do that, or if he makes enough noise about it for enough- for long enough, that Facebook should be a public utility, he will win the election in 2020.
That's my prediction.
Do you think, do you think, no, this is kind of what I think they might try to do because he is a, he's an industrial man, you know, say which, industrious, industrious man.
Um, I don't think that he will make Facebook, like, uh, utility, but he will offer some sort of Like billable Facebook alternative that's just a photocopy of Facebook but uses like governmental power to take the coding and stuff from Facebook and apply it to a billable Facebook that you'll have the option to join and these motherfuckers will join it.
The thing is... I mean, maybe.
The thing is, I was thinking about this.
Like, why hasn't he promoted Gab?
Which is, like, the Twitter alternative.
Which is where we got that Milo Yiannopoulos post from at the beginning of this episode.
Seeing why he hasn't promoted Gab.
It's because he's never going to get banned from Twitter.
And he has, you know, millions of followers on Twitter.
Why would he ever try to erode that base from himself?
And I think maybe it's the same thing with Facebook.
I think the smart move for him is to do the sort of like...
Racist populism, the conservative populism that he's been doing, you know, since the campaign, and that the more insidious figures on the right, like Tucker Carlson, have been, I don't know, testing the waters with the idea of that Hey, capitalism has its flaws.
Capitalism can't be trusted to buoy up the white people in this country.
Capital is using diversity in order to keep itself afloat.
It's using the idea of wokeness to keep itself afloat.
And so it does need to be reined in and it does need to be partially taken over, if that's the right phrase.
And I think, you know, making Facebook not even monitored, but like controlled, you know, or what do you call it?
Like integrated into the executive or the FCC or something like that.
Yeah, exactly.
And I think that, yeah, Facebook, that's like, that would be his go-to because A, it could never happen.
I don't think Democrats would go along with it because they're so tied up in Silicon Valley, you know.
So he wouldn't actually have to worry about getting it done.
But I think it would motivate his fucking terminally online senior citizen voting bloc.
Absolutely.
Absolutely, yeah, because it's a promise he doesn't have to necessarily keep, but he can always keep on trying.
You know, he can build a section of wall, or he can like, hey, we're running a test, you know, a beta program.
You can pay five dollars to join this Facebook beta program.
Yeah.
I just, you know, I think that that would be a very motivating Klaxon call.
If he were to start Using one form of social media and one form only, and not make it Twitter?
If he were to go exclusively to Gab, it would change the game.
But that's not in his interest, though.
He's not that devoted to this cause.
He just, you know... No.
However, so I'm worried about...
Him doing this as a sort of craven political gesture, but maybe if he does that instead of invading Venezuela, I would be okay with it?
Yeah, I'm good with that, yeah.
Because on Political Funtime Happy Hour Deluxe, the conversation that they were having about Venezuela was that Invading Venezuela could just be a campaign tactic for 2020 and I think that would be just fucking disastrous.
I think I mean disastrous for the people of Venezuela but also disastrous for the 2020 election.
Absolutely because then what he would do is then instantly it would turn like Bernie Sanders into like a Venezuelan sympathizer.
Yeah.
He is officially the enemy.
Yeah, so let's hope he doesn't do that.
Yeah.
Okay.
Um, yeah.
So, uh, Wes posted this article from the independent Facebook bands, Alex Jones, Milo, et cetera, into largest group ever.
We need 100 million members to make America great again.
Facebook group, uh, posted this article on there and Timothy Wright says civil war yet?
So just getting that out of the way.
Right off the bat.
Getting minions out of the way.
But yeah, that's not me cherry picking a comment.
There were just more than a dozen comments I saw.
You know, it's time to drag people out of their homes.
Now?
Can we go now?
Can we do it now?
How about now?
For some fucking Periscope celebrity that I've never heard of, I'm willing to, like you said Tony, kill my brother.
Kill my countryman.
Heidi says, yay.
What the fuck ever, Nazi book.
Let's talk about the 90 days, 330 day Facebook jail time you gave this conservative Republican for, number one, talking about history from the 1400s.
Parentheses, Ottoman and Vlad the Impaled.
She means impaler, I think.
And how he saves his country from Muslims.
A lot to take.
So let's just stop.
For sirens.
Oh, they're finally coming for your dog, dude.
Watch out.
Yeah.
He knows it.
He knows it.
Just really love sirens.
Wow.
It will stop in a second, I swear.
I hope.
I'm gonna go tell him and chill.
How'd you get him to shut up?
Did you play some 311 or some Incubus for him?
No man, what I did is I took a fat bong rip and blew around his face.
While playing 3.11, of course.
I don't advocate for that.
I think that's animal cruelty.
You're supposed to blow it in their ear.
Is that a thing people say?
Oh, you didn't know that?
Yeah, if you're a piece of shit who wants to get your dog high, you're supposed to do it in the ear.
Oh, that's really gross.
I hate people, man.
Because it goes right into their brain.
Yep, yep, totally.
Then why are we not blowing weed into each other's ears all the time?
Uh, our ears aren't as sensitive as dogs' ears.
Oh, true, true.
Can't hear all the THC.
Back to Heidi.
Okay, yo.
So she got banned for talking about how cool Vlad the Impaler was and how he saved his country from Muslims.
What she's referring to is basically one of the incidents that gave Vlad his namesake.
Or not namesake, his moniker of the Impaler, which is, uh, he raided an Ottoman village and, uh, took all the people in that village and impaled them on spikes.
And, uh, as a warning to, like, everybody that, hey, uh, I, I kill men, women, and children by putting a stick through their bodies.
Uh, so watch out.
And she posted about how this was a good thing and Facebook frickin banned her for it, dude Well, it's like the best the best offense is a good defense and how can you how can you save a country?
You know save yourself By just getting them before they can possibly get you go to them Take you know, that's that's how they saved him Yeah, she did a he did a premeditated strike with Spears Yeah, exactly Yeah, I think it's funny.
Like Vlad the Impaler.
The inspiration for Dracula.
Just saying how we should be more like one of history's most monstrous rulers and also a literal monster.
We should be just like this literal monster.
She's so close because in all actuality we should try to be more like Blade.
I'd say it's kind of the opposite.
It's not close.
I mean, I agree with you that we should be more like Blade, but I think that as an impaler would not like Blade, I think.
Well, I think you're right.
But I do agree with the underlying sentiment that we should be more like Blade.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Dude's frickin' badass.
And he's got a little bit of the vampire in him, but he knows to suppress it.
He knows enough to know that it's bad.
He knows that it can be medicated away.
There's some video I watched about how Blade was, like, the movie that sort of gave birth to the golden age of Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Oh, I like that.
Because, like, before Blade, there were basically no Marvel successes at the box office.
Yeah.
Blade was the shit.
Yeah.
I didn't even know it was a Marvel movie.
I didn't even know he was a Marvel character.
Oh, that was the big gotcha.
You know?
Oh, is this your first comic book movie?
Oh, you never saw a blade?
Yeah, yeah, I guess I... I guess I am kind of a poser with that.
Um... Okay, uh, do-do-do... Yeah!
You may ban me, but, uh, just like Imhotep, I will rise from the grave in 3,000 years to steal the organs of your children.
You know what's so lame?
Because I'm the father of a five-year-old now, when you said Imhotep, the first thing that came to mind was Hotel Transylvania, the Adam Sandler masterpiece trilogy.
Oh, that's kind of like the Guardians, but for monsters.
It's way better.
Well, I mean, I did mean a mummy.
So that's applicable, I guess.
Those are like good monsters though, right?
Kill a cummy for a mummy?
What?
Where did... Alliteration's a valuable tool.
I can't wait to kill mummies cummies.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Okay, so this is- Yeah, that's why I pictured it as a mummy was that cartoon one.
Yeah.
I also love using the word kill to mean just like down.
Just like down some cummies for mummies.
Yeah, kill on that beer.
Just going to slaughter these little cummies.
Going to kill a couple of cummies tonight, Anthem?
Dude, me and the boys destroyed a case of cummies tonight.
You, the boys, some cummies.
It's Saturday.
Breaking open a cold cummy with the boys.
So the second thing Heidi was banned for, stating the all Muslims must be removed from our American government.
They are illegally there.
So she got banned for her conservative values of forcibly deporting people based on a religious test.
Number three, for stating the fact that Muslims outbreed every other race because Democrats are pushing the killing of babies and glorifying abortions.
Okay, so yeah, just totally normal conservative values that Facebook is biased against.
See, the real tragedy of abortion is that every time you kill a baby, you might actually be killing a future soldier.
And with every soldier, that's a Muslim that gets to live.
Yeah, those soldiers are supposed to be killed much later and in a different country.
Yeah.
Um, yeah, doo-doo-doo, she goes on to say how she tried to do a test.
She tried to test Facebook's system by starting a private page.
She says page, I think she just means account, like a personal account.
Added no friends, and just posted a bunch of Republican memes and Republican, like, screeds on there.
And Facebook still banned her.
I received a po- All posts were posted as PRIVATE!
I received a pop-up message telling me that what I was posting was considered hate speech.
Well, I typed a new post stating, since I had no friends added and everything was set to private, then there was no one to complain about my personal thoughts.
And then I asked Nazi Book what they were doing, butting into a private account with no friends, and where all the posts were set to PRIVATE!
They took the Facebook page away.
Not just one page like this, but two.
Think about that.
I did this twice.
Yeah.
I tried this again.
Yeah.
That's incredible.
Yeah, if someone says the n-word on their Facebook and their account is set to private, do they still get banned?
And apparently the answer is yes.
Wait, is that like a tree falling with no one around it?
Yeah, it's a philosophical conundrum of our time.
It's the modern update.
I like that.
I like that.
What is the sound of one person screaming about white birth rates?
Kenneth Ray So this was like a reply somebody snarkily posted when Zuckerberg testified in front of Congress like, you know, four months ago or whatever it was about how, no, he's not personally targeting Diamond and Silk.
Somebody posted that like, oh yeah, sure you weren't censoring conservatives.
This was a lie!
And you just proved it by banning Alex Jones.
Uh, so Kenneth Ray replies to Zuckerberg's assertion that he's not targeting conservatives.
Bullshit.
Every time I post something about Muslims, I get put in Facebook jail!
So he's probably just saying, like, hey, I met the Muslim neighbors today.
It turns out they're pretty good people.
And banned.
Just instantly banned.
Yeah.
Just because he said the word Muslim.
I have another instance of this here.
Preston Shaw says bullshit, lying fucks about Facebook.
And then he posts a screenshot.
of an instance where he got banned for his conservative values.
And the comment that was, that went against Facebook's community standards on hate speech, the comment says we need to band all Muslims and all Democrats.
Yep.
It's, It's so good.
Yeah, so just Facebook targeting normal conservative behavior, like instituting a religious test for citizenship.
I like how, I mean, this does prove that, like, Facebook's not that petty, I guess?
Because, like, if that was me, if he were to text me bullshit-lying fucks, he's getting blocked for sure.
I'm blocking him forever.
Yeah.
If he called me a bullshit lying fuck, he's getting blocked.
Facebook has pretty thick skin.
Yeah, exactly.
Because, I mean, I've seen Cuckerberg, Suckerberg, Fuckerberg, all over this.
And, you know, I've tried to report it just numerous times for how offensive it is to me personally, and they have yet to be banned for those comments.
Christy Abner says, so somebody posted into a Facebook group that Facebook was manually editing her posts into this group.
Like, she was just saying that Facebook was coming in after she posted and posting stuff that she didn't post.
And we've heard this so many times.
Yeah, which I think is very beautiful.
I put two spaces between every word!
Not like this.
I've never used a single space in my life.
It's not even like they're saying that Facebook is misrepresenting them.
They just literally edit and comb through it or remove a hateful word they try to use.
Or they're just getting mad at autocorrect on their phone.
They're like, no I meant demon rats!
Yeah, Christy Abner replies, so sorry this happened to you.
I went to Facebook jail for a post about Muslims and did my time of three days.
Then a few months later, they threw me in the slammer for a week for the very same post!
I was like, WTH is going on!
I mean, this is bullshit, man.
Like, even the court of law has to abide by double jeopardy.
Yeah, she definitely thinks this is a double jeopardy thing.
She's like, no, I already got punished for saying this.
I can't get punished again for the same crime.
It's illegal.
Look it up.
But yeah, that must be her thought process.
What the fuck?
I posted something and got banned and then I posted the same exact thing a week later and they banned me again?
What?
It's funny because a common thing people say is, you know, kind of like, let kids get hurt, you know, they won't do it again.
You know, you don't touch the stove twice.
You know?
But there she is touching the stove twice.
I think the ban wasn't hot enough.
Oh, true, true.
Didn't get the point across.
That's so fucked up.
What is this person... I genuinely want to know what this person thinks is going on.
It's like you said, Tony.
Double jeopardy is the only thing that makes sense.
Yeah, that's the only way it makes sense at all.
It's the only way it makes sense.
Isn't that the definition of insanity?
Right.
Yeah.
Voting for a Democrat.
Jetty JoLynn Carter says about Zuckerberg's assertion that he doesn't target conservatives.
Oh, her name's Jetty, not Jessie.
Jetty JoLynn Carter.
Jetty says Seriously?
He needs to monitor his monitors more than... monitor his monitors more than... because he doesn't know what he's talking about.
When I post a picture of Jesus on the cross and get told it's deleted because of nudity, it's biased!
I need to see this picture of Jesus on the cross.
I'm picturing the most hung Jesus ever.
Or was it taken down because it was not a flattering Jesus at all?
Very small Jesus.
Jesus has to have a good dick, right?
That's like the whole thing.
Because then they wouldn't think he's real.
I mean, he was able to land a sex worker.
And, you know, I'm sure they're just connoisseurs of penis at that point.
Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
You can't just buy a sommelier a bottle of two-buck Chuck.
I love that.
Please, if you see a picture of Jesus on the cross, report it for nudity and see what happens.
Yeah, or if you see a picture of Jesus with his dick out, send it to me, because I just need to see this.
I mean, that's probably pretty easy to find.
No, because if you are convicted enough to want to do an illustration of Jesus, you're going to be pretty intimidated to try to draw his junk.
I mean it's the same, I'm just as intimidated by Jesus as I am by, I don't know, Knuckles from Sonic the Hedgehog, but I've still seen that dude's dick.
But I've still seen that dude's dick.
Yeah, that's very true.
Yeah, I think that's fucking great.
They told her Jesus was too naked.
Maybe because of the long hair on Jesus, they saw an exposed nipple, and they were like, hey, please no.
It's Lay-Nipple.
Yeah.
Um... Unbrightbart.
So, last comment on this.
Unbrightbart.
Lovely comment from Billy.
Billy says, Face it.
Facebook is fascist farce and a fraud.
Trying to force a fiction on your family and friends.
Forget about it.
My family and friends are flourishing without the fools at Facebook.
Free yourself and find the truth elsewhere.
F you, Facebook!
Good job, Billy.
That was impressive.
I want to say fantastic.
Fiendishly fantastic, Billy.
Okay.
Quite phenomenal.
It's still got the F sound.
That's appropriate, I think.
Fantastically fabulous.
Yeah.
Okay, so next topic tonight is something that we've had kind of on the back burner for a little bit.
It's a big topic and you can't just put it in any episode, but it's going in this one because we are talking about the time Trump said people had to get their vaccinations from like two weeks ago.
Trump, like, offhandedly was asked about the recent outbreaks of measles and whether, you know, whether he had any comments on that or whatever.
And he said, they have to get the shot.
The vaccination is really important.
Which is so weird because we're not used to him saying anything that makes that much sense.
Well, he says stuff when he's fucking forced to.
Like, when he's like, fine, I denounce.
I denounce David Duke.
I denounce, okay?
I denounce white supremacy.
Fine, whatever.
When he's backed into a corner, that's when he says shit to get people off his back.
That's when he does his best work.
Um, so just, oh boy, um, anti-vaxxers, I don't think are necessarily right-wing.
Uh, lots of hippie-dippie types are anti-vaxx.
Lots of like, you know, natural, holistic people are anti-vaxx, but, uh, there is a strong presence of anti-vaxxers in the right-wing conspiracy movement.
And, uh, boy, QAnon had, had one.
They had a normal one.
when this happened like two or so weeks ago.
I remember seeing this quote in a Politico post and just thinking, okay, let's go over to QAnon.
Let's go see what's going on over there.
There were threads deleted.
There were posts that were locked from commenting.
There were posts and reactions to the other posts.
It was a field day.
Just thousands and thousands of people arguing with each other over this comment.
The first example I have is KC John posting into the QAnon Facebook group.
Trump just publicly supported vaccines even though he has a vaccine-injured child and has tweeted about the dangers many times.
I'm off the Q train.
God bless true patriots.
There's a lot going on in that comment.
I heard you're grown, Tony, so you know what he means by vaccine-injured child.
You listening probably have an idea of what he means.
The whole reason for the anti-vax movement is the myth that vaccines cause autism, and so the new PC term for autism is vaccine-injured child.
That's what they're talking about.
That's the PC term.
Yeah, that's the politically correct term for autism.
We talked about this IRL a while ago and it's such a wild topic because it always comes at you from left field.
You never expect Someone to really be anti-vaxx.
But like I told you, you know, we had our kid, she had her naturally in a fucking pool in our front room.
So, you know, like about that hippie shit.
But with that does come like anti-vaxxers and like, it's like, oh man.
They, it's hard having a conversation.
They just don't want to believe you and they're convicted by it.
And like, I remember bringing it up to a friend.
They should be convicted.
A friend brought it up and I was like, no, like they asked me if I got my kid vaccinated.
I was like, yeah, yeah, totally.
Of course I did.
And they're like, well, should you have?
And I was like, yeah, absolutely.
But what sucked is when they were like, I don't know, like my nephew, my, you know, my nephew is, uh, my nephew is autistic.
And I was like, okay, like, I hope, I hope he's doing well.
I guess.
Yeah.
And they were like, well, he didn't show signs until he got his vaccinations.
And it's like, no, no, he didn't show the signs until he was going to show signs.
Yeah.
Like that has nothing to do with anything.
But because they feel this, they have to like put blame of something they see as like a burden.
Like not saying that raising that child is easy, but like it's, you can't do that, man.
It's such a bummer.
They don't want to accept their kids as they are, so they have to find some reason and blame it on something.
So they blame it on vaccines.
Yeah, I went to this guy's personal page.
KC John.
And that's like his life now.
He's just like anti-vax because his kid has autism.
And it's like so brutal.
It's so fucking sad that Like you said, um, raising a special needs child is challenging enough, but when you're also on this personal crusade that is rooted in pseudoscience, um, you're just like torturing yourself.
You're just, uh, torturing yourself, probably torturing your kid also.
Well, they're literally telling their kid, I would rather you have measles than autism.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what all these people are saying.
I would rather risk your life than you possibly get autism, which is not caused by vaccines.
Yeah.
For anyone who's confused about that.
Also, the assertion that Trump has a vaccine-injured child.
Yeah, which caught me way off guard.
This is a thing.
People... People think Barron Trump has autism.
Because he was, like, aloof or distant on Inauguration Day.
As, like, a ten-year-old.
He wasn't eager to participate in his family becoming the most popular people in the fucking country.
World, possibly.
Yeah, so I didn't know.
Maybe he does have autism, and I just didn't know.
And so I typed in, does Barron, and Google autofilled the question, does Barron Trump have autism?
And that's with me spelling Barron's first name wrong.
This is apparently a thing, people think.
That's wild.
This child has autism.
They're diagnosing him with autism from the TV.
Um, pretty cool stuff.
Yeah.
So, cause Trump has talked about how he like, he knew a beautiful baby that was born and it was so beautiful and then it got vaccines and now it's, it's ugly folks.
It's not good anymore.
Um, so this post obviously, and he doesn't want to admit that that baby is barren.
I mean that's the theory that he's actually talking about Baron.
That's so gross.
This post obviously caused a lot of controversy because KC Jones says he's leaving.
I'm off the Q train.
God bless true patriots.
He got into a lot of fights with people in this comment section who were like knee-jerk defending Trump.
And we're gonna get into a lot of those defenses that people had.
A lot of the excuses that people had for Trump's comment.
But one person says, one person agrees with Casey and says, while we fight each other, the New World Order's agenda is falling into place at breakneck speed.
Trump is controlled opposition.
Wake up, people.
You spelled sheeple wrong?
Yeah, I mean, it's true that Trump is, like, an asset to the largest multinational corporations on Earth, but that's not who, like, the globalists are.
Like, the globalists are communists or whatever.
You know?
Like, in your weird conspiracy theory, like, yes, there are, I guess, globalists controlling your life, controlling the world, but they are global capitalists.
They are not communists.
They are not communist multinational cloak-and-dagger operations.
It's like, you're not wrong in the sense that someone's pulling the strings, but they're actually They're on your side.
Yeah, they're on your side.
You like this.
You're into this.
And then Casey John agrees, says, yes, you know, Trump is controlled opposition.
Yes, I lost my Christian business under the Trump administration.
I love this so much.
Yeah, I just think it's funny.
Like, how could a Christian lose their business if not for the deep state?
I was paying my workers in fucking communion wafers and they shut me down.
Is this like an Instagram account that you follow?
Yeah.
Okay.
That I don't follow, but yeah, they exist.
And it's Preachers and Sneakers.
So there's gotta be money in Trump, you know?
There's gotta be money in Christ.
You're saying the only way he could fail is if there's a deep state conspiracy against his Christian business.
Got it.
Exactly.
So the people who are wearing super expensive Nikes, they're clearly not supporters.
Their supporters are Q, not of Trump.
So the real supporters are going to be targeted and dismantled.
Well, he's saying Trump's in on it.
So, the preachers with the sneakers are part of the deep state because they're not being targeted.
They're able to buy the expensive sneakers.
Oh.
Yeah, this is such a confusing track to run.
Let's move on.
That's just it.
I think it's funny that this guy lost his Christian business.
In your face.
Lair Lightner has a theory, okay?
This is the bulk of this segment, are the theories as to why Trump would suddenly agree with the evil that is the measles vaccine.
Lair Lightner says, I think a lot of people are missing his predicament.
They want to kill him.
Deep State has tried to kill POTUS 20 times now.
The public is unaware.
We, parenthesis Q followers, know that.
Trump is working to take down the entire pedophile ring.
No name, parenthesis McCain, ran alongside Clinton, parenthesis many high ranking officials involved, So, real quick, I just want to say, no-name is a reference to McCain, like Lair elaborated in that parenthetical.
But the whole point of using the phrase no-name is to theoretically erase John McCain from history.
They're trying to like prevent him from being honored or martyred by his brain cancer.
Doesn't really work when you explain who no-name is.
Yeah.
You're just giving him a nickname, now you're giving him additional names.
Do I, do I, okay, so blah blah blah blah, Trump is working to take down the entire pedophile ring.
Do I rather focus on that and give them a quote, win, through vaccines instead?
Yes.
It's called, it's called 4D Chess Baby, but there's no comma, so it just looks like 4D Chess Baby.
Yeah.
Which maybe it's a reference to Barron Trump.
I don't know.
He could be a 4D chess baby, you know, with his condition.
He's a real savant, a real 4D chess savant.
Yeah.
Until you are POTUS and dealing with the stuff he is dealing with, you will not understand the moves he must make to save all of our kids.
So this is like, he's willing to sacrifice a few children to vaccines in order to stop all those pedophiles.
Yep.
It's the greater good.
And then Landon replies to this, I feel this.
That is true.
I have almost been killed, parenthesis, by others many times too.
And in those times, I, parenthesis, also said what I needed to.
Yeah.
What Landon's saying is, I ran my mouth a couple times, and I, you know, I kinda caught some hands.
That's all he's saying.
And in those times, I also said what I needed to, which was, uh, just kidding.
Psyche!
Yeah, Psyche.
But I spelled it P-S-Y-S-H-E.
C-H-E.
Goddamn.
I am tired.
It's like you've never seen the greatest sitcom of all time.
Yeah, it's almost like I'm a cool guy and I don't know how to spell psych the nerdy way.
You know what it is?
It's that you're a city guy and you like the original series and that series blatantly ripped off.
The true tale of a white guy and a black guy being best friends.
City guys.
Okay, yeah.
Wow, that's been erased by history.
Haven't heard of that one.
C.T.
Tyler has a different explanation.
C.T.
T. Tyler says, "For those who are in the anti-vax camp will view this as a treasonous decree.
It doesn't matter what anybody says.
They are standing firm without wavering.
They are going down with the ship." Okay, so what he's saying is no matter what Trump says about vaccines, anti-vaxxers are going to stand firm in their belief against vaccinations.
But let's think about what happens anytime he says anything.
What does the media do?
What about leftists?
Do they suddenly come out and applaud him?
No.
Never.
Which is just one of the most false things that I've read on this podcast.
Yeah.
The media bends over backwards to give any compliment to Trump that they can, which, you know, admittedly, he makes difficult.
Yeah.
Any time he gives a fucking State of the Union or address to Congress or anything, they're just tripping over their dicks to explain how, wow, this was Trump as a president.
He was very presidential tonight.
Wish he pulled this out more.
This is the man we need now.
Yeah.
Which is like, those times don't come after times of tragedy when we actually need something like that.
They just want him to talk nice.
That's literally it.
All the media cares about is him not grabbing his dick and jerking it off in front of the cameras.
Yeah, exactly.
Just grabbing his dick.
No jerking it off.
If he says, quote, air is great, we all need to breathe more of it, the media will try and prove it's bad and their lackeys will hold their collective breath out of spite.
So you can see where this is going.
In the media's defense, air isn't that great right now.
We have like a lot of room to improve when it comes to air quality.
Yeah, that's true.
That's accurate.
Because he would say, the air's fine.
There's no bad air.
Air quality's top notch.
Look at... I breathe it all the time, folks.
I'm stronger than ever.
What do you need water for?
When you got all this air?
Um... You just can't control air like I can.
I'm one of the last airbenders.
You gotta bend it in your lungs when it's already...
Didn't breathe.
Yeah, okay, this is just obviously a long way to say.
He's saying to get vaccinations so that leftists will have to come out and say vaccines are bad.
Yep.
He spent five paragraphs explaining the phrase reverse psychology.
And of course this was shared thousands of times.
This was shared thousands and thousands of times into like every comment section I looked at.
They were like, oh hey, CT Tyler explains it all for you dummies willing to abandon Trump.
Here's a poorly written Facebook post.
You poorly written 200 word Facebook post about reverse psychology.
And I just, yeah.
Can you imagine like if Trump was just like, Oh no, you know what?
The wall is bad.
This is a bad idea.
And then, like, the media and the Democrats, they would all build the wall then.
Yeah, we would instantly be like, no, maybe we should wall it up.
Did he say that?
Yeah, that's what Trump said.
That's amazing.
I hope that's true.
He has often joked about that, saying he would just say the opposite thing to get people on his side since they hate him so much.
C.T. Tyler says, Yep, his ultimate goal is to unify.
I take all these slings and arrows gladly for you.
Did he say that?
Yeah, that's what Trump said.
That's amazing.
He said that in a meme I saw.
I remember when he did say that, like, if he were to run for president, he would just run as a Republican because people are so stupid, they'll believe anything they say.
He says.
Yeah, I also saw that.
I remember that.
I also remember where Kurt Cobain said that what we need is somebody who runs for office who can't be bought.
Somebody, maybe a self-made millionaire like Donald Trump, as crazy as that sounds.
All these things are real things that people said.
Yeah, Trump was like, when he... Trump said, hey, get the shot.
Vaccines are good.
Get the shot.
And then he went home and privately, in 1600 Pennsylvania, he sang, "'Tis a far, far better thing that I do now than I've ever done before," as he injected himself with the measles vaccine.
A real martyr.
So, another thing that's going on is there's a story of a toddler dying of the measles in Jerusalem, the first such incident in 15 years.
And this is posted in the Times of Israel, this news story, and people noticed something about the thumbnail.
People noticed something about the thumbnail in this article, which is a doctor holding a baby that has visible measles.
And they did some sleuthing and discovered that this baby is a crisis actor.
This baby is actually from a stock photo.
A stock photo of a baby that doesn't have measles.
You mean to tell me they didn't print an actual picture of the dead baby?
That's just bad journalism.
Yeah, it's super bad.
Like, let me see that baby corpse.
That's so wild.
Dude, this is a big conspiracy theory.
I saw it multiple times.
People posting a sequence of the article, of the baby stock photo, and then of somebody adding measles in Photoshop.
Wow.
Wow.
You sick fucks, man.
Yeah, so I'm going to fly to Israel and knock on the parent's door and demand to see that baby corpse.
Can you just hold it for me so I can take a picture?
Yeah, I just love this.
The real reason they didn't use the photo of the child is because the parents asked them not to.
They took down the original photo that showed the baby in the hospital or whatever and had to use a stock photo instead.
You know the best part about talking about baby measles deaths is that you can talk about them pretty wildly and not worry about it offending too many people.
Oh yeah, totally.
Calling your deceased child fake?
Yeah, that's really, it's fine.
It's a good thing to do.
No, but I'm saying, like, you can pretty casually talk about dead measle babies because there's only, like, been one.
And, like, people don't have them because we have a vaccine that stops people from experiencing that tragedy.
No, actually, there weren't any deaths of measles up until we started the vaccine, which kills babies.
That's what I read.
Yeah, that's true.
Brian Hamby says, many have stated that the deep state wants to fight back with bioweapons.
The measles may be just that.
Trump never said take all vaccines.
He only said get the measles vaccine.
That's all he means.
The deep state is fighting back with a bioweapon and he's recommending us to get protected.
And I just want to go on record saying this is 100% accurate.
Measles, diphtheria, polio, like all of these supposed diseases are actually deep state biochemical weapons, biological weapons.
And those are the ones you need to get vaccinated for.
Yeah.
Tuberculosis also.
And if you're a true patriot, if you're a patriot in this country, if you love Donald Trump as much as we do, you have to fight back against this biological warfare and get those vaccines.
The best part about his argument, I mean, you're saying it, but the best part about his argument is, in order to make this argument, you have to say, hey, these vaccines work.
That one vaccine works, yeah.
Yeah, but like, saying they can't work at all is a pretty big leap.
Well, it's not that they think that vaccines don't work necessarily, it's that they think they're unnecessary for the things that people say they're necessary for.
Or that they have a bunch of toxic chemicals in them that will do more harm than good, and you can just get the measles and it's fine.
That's what people are saying.
That the cure is worse than the disease, basically.
But yeah, I love this.
Just, like, don't even argue with these people.
Just be like, yeah, no, that's true.
That's why you should get the vaccine, is for that insane reason you just said.
I am happy that this ends the way it does and it's not Brian saying, like, listen, he's saying measles are real, so we need you to triple your turmeric intake.
Is that the holistic cure for measles?
I think turmeric cures everything.
Oh, okay.
That's good to know.
If you just put a little turmeric in a joint, you can cure anything.
Between weed and turmeric, you're fine.
Yeah, just keep that solution in your back pocket.
Remember that one?
Turmeric.
Did your kid have EpiPen?
No, no, no.
She has a joint with turmeric in it.
So if she gets stung by a bee, just have her light that up.
Just like, just when she's laying on the ground, foaming at the mouth, pull that joint out of her necklace, raise your fist into the air, and slam it down into her gob, and light that sucker.
And she'll know what to do after that.
Felicia Ferdui posts a screenshot It says, um... It just says Trump's quote.
Trump's on measles vaccination.
They have to get their shots.
And CT Tyler says, uh, what is the purpose of this?
Felicia says, I think it is not... I think is not for people.
Quote, they is for cabal.
So, Trump does think people need to get their shots, but it's the bad people.
It's the bad people need to take the vaccine, and the bad people know what he means when he says that, and they will be the ones to take the bad vaccine.
Yeah, it will all buff out.
He's tricking them.
He knows that only only Cabal will be the suckers that will listen to Trump.
I love just like looking at this.
Looking at this off-handed quote, this quote that is only inspired by a press gaggle, pressing this issue on him about vaccines, he's like, fine, yeah, they have to get the shot, yeah, fine, whatever.
And they're like, oh shit, this is 4D Chess right here.
This is him... You have to read between the lines here on his yeah, fine, whatever quote.
Because there's no way in hell that he actually wants to be proactive about a health issue.
Just like him, like your mom is telling you to clean your room for the hundredth time.
And you're like, yeah, fine, whatever mom, I'll clean it.
And then dad is like, oh shit, something's afoot.
Something's going on here.
That room must be a mess.
He's only doing this to appease her.
What an ominous statement.
What an ominous statement.
What could he mean by that?
Steven Nancy Cucchetti says, that makes sense to me.
After all, he's not talking about mandatory shots.
Talk is cheap.
Marsha Little says, maybe he's saying if you come here and we catch you, we will vaccinate you and your children?
That's very generous.
Well, it's generous when you have like, you know, any sort of common sense and defer to, uh, people who have studied the matter of vaccines and disease prevention.
Um, but coming out of somebody who thinks that, uh, vaccines will give, you know, give you autism or will kill you.
Um, it's actually a pretty horrific statement.
You know, she's saying that, no, Trump knows how bad vaccines are.
And he say, he's saying, we're going to use it to punish refugees and their children.
That's basically it, yeah.
If we catch you, we will vaccinate you.
Yeah, maybe this is a threat to those migrants.
Well, maybe the measles vaccine is not just a vaccine, but it's also a tracking device.
And it lets you know, like, when you're about to commit crimes.
Yeah, they're gonna get, like, a metal detector and find all the people with high levels of aluminum in their blood from the vaccines.
Okay, finally, last comment.
Probably the most awful one.
Emily Tang says, Here is my theory.
Those of us in the know will still refuse to get it.
The rest of the world will do whatever they were going to do regardless of his message.
However, by saying this publicly, he not only sends a message that he is willing to negotiate, in their mind at least.
We know it's just a tactic.
I mean, anybody listening knows this was just a tactic for him to be able to, like, leave.
Like, walk away.
Yeah, if he doesn't make clear.
Walk away from the reporters.
Like, that's all it was.
But he will create potentially more data points from people who got the vaccine and then got sick to use against them when he finally goes after them later this year.
We know Big Pharma is on his agenda for this year per State of the Union.
Essentially, he is going to use their own data against them in a very public way.
So what she's saying here is she's saying that Donald Trump told people to get vaccinated so that more people would die or be vaccine injured in order to boost his case against vaccines later.
Collateral damage?
Not even collateral damage.
This is the fucking Tuskegee experiment.
Yep.
This is, this is like, you know, indicative of one of the dark, some of the darkest shit we've ever done as a country.
And Emily Tang is like saying, no, wait, no, it's actually good.
He's experimenting on, on citizens.
He's experimenting on the people of this country, intentionally harming them.
Of course, we, you know, we know that vaccines aren't, Harmful in this way, but no, it's this is a good thing.
He's intentionally harming these people so that he can later use them as data points.
He can use their supposed deaths and injuries as data points in the argument that he's going to make.
It's for the greater good.
This is smart.
This is very smart.
Yeah, this just struck me.
This just reminded me strongly of the Tuskegee experiment when African American men with syphilis were studied, not given treatment for their syphilis, and were instead studied in order to, I don't know, collect data points.
And then later, you know, use the general illness as an indictment on that community.
It reminds me a lot of Reagan's treatment of the AIDS epidemic.
How, uh, the, like, explosion of AIDS cases in the 80s were treated as a joke.
They were laughed at and sort of purposely, purposefully dismissed and used as a joke later on, used as a way to just indict an entire people.
Oh, gay people.
They're the ones that, uh, they all have AIDS.
They're all, you know, they're filthy people.
And this is what she thinks is a good thing.
This is what she thinks Donald Trump should do.
She hopes he is doing it.
Because he's making America great again.
That's how you do it.
You know, these things don't come without sacrifice.
Other people's sacrifice.
Yeah, obviously.
Okay, so that's the episode.
Jam-packed episode.
On Patreon this week, more content.
More content, but sillier content.
We'll be talking about a petition that demands Captain Marvel be played by a gay woman of color, not Brie Larson.
And you gotta kinda listen to the episode, but this is a very real petition and not at all something thought up in the bowels of 4chan or 8chan in order to own SJWs, give them a taste of their own medicine.
This is a wild group of comments, a lovely bunch of idiots that we'll be talking about on Patreon this week.
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Make sure you listen to that newest episode.
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