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Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
It's going to be only America first. | ||
America first. | ||
The American people will come first once again. | ||
With respect, the respect that we deserve. | ||
From this day forward, it's going to be only America first. | ||
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everybody who are watching America First, My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
We're very excited to be here with you, but it's not a great day. | ||
We're not having a fantastic day over here at America First headquarters. | ||
Very anxious day, and I think you all know why. | ||
There's a lot to discuss, unfortunately. | ||
One of the few days something big happens and we're not actually Happy about it that we're able to fill up the show. | ||
Massive censorship today on Facebook and Instagram was announced. | ||
We see that the accounts of Laura Loomer, Alex Jones, InfoWars, Miley Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson... | ||
among others, have been banned from Instagram and Facebook. | ||
And we'll be talking about that. | ||
It seems that the media knew about this before anybody else. | ||
And you might have seen this. | ||
Earlier in the afternoon, it was announced in The Atlantic. | ||
It was talked about in Vox and a number of other publications. | ||
And if you went on to Instagram and Facebook to check and see who was still around, Who wasn't? | ||
You would find that all those accounts that I just listed were still alive, were still up, still had all their followers. | ||
It wasn't until almost an hour afterward, almost an hour after all those reports came out, that the accounts were taken down. | ||
So we'll be discussing a lot of different things with regard to that. | ||
We'll be talking about the bans themselves, and there are some very harsh and specific Measures being taken against Infowars in particular, which we'll talk about. | ||
We'll be looking at what Facebook has said about this. | ||
There's a statement from one of their spokespersons talking about why they took action today. | ||
We'll be looking at the conservative response, which is, as always, laughable. | ||
Just a big fat joke. | ||
You probably got half conservatives complaining about the fact that Louis Farrakhan was lumped in with the right because he's an anti-Semite and the other half is saying government can't regulate because Ronald Reagan said the government's bad. | ||
So we'll talk about that. | ||
We'll talk about the media getting notified. | ||
There's a theory that perhaps today they decided to take down these accounts in particular because of a recent article that came out in BuzzFeed about Katie McHugh. | ||
So we'll talk about that. | ||
And then lastly, some developments about MasterCard. | ||
They're trying to get us kicked off of debit cards now as well in addition to social media. | ||
And then if we have time, we'll get into some developments about Venezuela. | ||
So it should be a packed show. | ||
We'll probably spend the bulk of the show talking about the social media censorship. | ||
And like I said, if we have time, we'll give some developments about Venezuela. | ||
Not looking good there either. | ||
Pretty rough end to the week. | ||
Pretty rough end. | ||
Thursday already. | ||
Week's moving along pretty quickly and the walls are closing in. | ||
Now it's worth repeating, worth reminding you all. | ||
If it's Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones today, it's Nick Fuentes tomorrow! | ||
So we are going to need people to subscribe to the channel, particularly today. | ||
I never shill in the beginning, but you've got to smash the subscribe button. | ||
You've got to hit us up with the super chat while you still can. | ||
While you can still get the questions in, we might not have very much longer together. | ||
So I don't know what we're going to do. | ||
I already have an email list on my website. | ||
So if you haven't signed up for that, maybe you check that out. | ||
But I haven't even looked at that in so long. | ||
And I told people back when I even started the email list, I'm like, look, it's not a shill thing. | ||
Normally people set up an email list because they want to sell it and then you get spam in your inbox. | ||
But I said, no, I'm not doing that. | ||
We just need it in case of censorship. | ||
And true to my word, we haven't used it in like a year. | ||
So I'll probably have to take a look at it maybe this weekend and make sure everything's OK and up and running. | ||
It's still effective, and I don't know anything about the online stuff. | ||
I'm not a tech guy, but I gotta call up my webmaster, see if that's all buttoned up, because we're gonna have to start looking at contingency plans. | ||
You might be catching America First on DLive from now on, if things continue the way they are. | ||
It's not a good situation, folks. | ||
Not good. | ||
And of course, the president nowhere to be found on this issue. | ||
People being signed off? | ||
People being taken off the list? | ||
And where's our president? | ||
Right? | ||
We're gonna dive right into it. | ||
I don't really have a big long anecdote to get into. | ||
Just kind of a regular vanilla day. | ||
It's been raining for like a week here in Chicago. | ||
I don't know what the deal is. | ||
It was snowing over the weekend. | ||
It was snowing in April over the weekend. | ||
And it's been like raining every day since. | ||
So it's actually quite fitting. | ||
It's actually, in a way, quite fitting. | ||
You know, the rain, the snow, the clouds, just Blackpill mentality. | ||
That's where we're headed, folks. | ||
That's the country. | ||
It's raining in the country. | ||
But we're gonna dive into it here. | ||
So, like I said at the top of the show, the big development, why we're talking about this today, is Facebook and Instagram, and they are together. | ||
So understand, for the boomers out there who don't know this, Instagram is owned by Facebook, so they're one and the same, basically. | ||
And to give you a sense of the size and scope, Twitter, you've got about 350 million monthly active users, which means 350 million people using it on a monthly basis, and they're out there posting and engaging with content. | ||
Instagram's got 800 million monthly active users, and Facebook, it's over 1.5 billion. | ||
So that's the kind of size and scope we're talking about. | ||
Mark Zuckerberg owns Facebook, is one of the richest people in the world, net worth of over $50 billion. | ||
So this is pretty substantial, entities we're talking about. | ||
You get kicked off Facebook, you get kicked off Instagram, and actually... | ||
It's more detrimental than Twitter. | ||
Twitter's one that everybody talks about because the President is on Twitter, and he uses Twitter probably the most idiosyncratically. | ||
That's sort of his platform, his chosen platform. | ||
But if you just look at the engagement numbers, even for his content on Instagram, it's higher than it is on Twitter. | ||
And Facebook, it's higher than it is on Instagram. | ||
And that's because, simply, you have more people on there. | ||
We get maybe a distorted picture of this because the younger generations are now using Twitter and Snapchat and TikTok and some other social media apps, but Facebook and Instagram are still the kings, undisputed, so getting kicked off these is a big deal. | ||
And we saw a number of people getting kicked off. | ||
Today they banned, on both platforms, Infowars, Alex Jones, Laura Loomer, Miley Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson, Paul Nealon, and Louis Farrakhan. | ||
And so you may be wondering, actually Alex Jones and InfoWars were banned on Facebook before, but now they're getting banned off of Instagram. | ||
So I think everybody else was on both, Alex Jones and InfoWars were only on Instagram, now they're all banned from both platforms. | ||
You can't post anything from them, or actually you can post things from Laura Loomer and the others, but with InfoWars in particular, the statement from Facebook reads, quote, any account that shares InfoWars content will see it removed. | ||
So it's not only Alex Jones who's banned from Facebook and Instagram, and it's not only his company InfoWars, but it's also anybody that posts anything from his website, you also get banned. | ||
So any account that shares his content, the content gets removed, unless the post is explicitly condemning InfoWars. | ||
So the only way you can post any clip, anything resembling Alex Jones, it has to be accompanied by a statement condemning it. | ||
Isn't that an interesting tag there? | ||
It says Facebook and Instagram will remove any content containing InfoWars videos, radio segments, or articles unless the post is explicitly condemning the content. | ||
And Facebook will also remove any groups set up to share InfoWars content and events promoting any of the banned extremist figures, according to a company spokesperson. | ||
So InfoWars was already banned off of Twitter, YouTube, Apple, Spotify, DLive, like everything. | ||
Now you can't even share their content on Facebook, which to me is like, that's kind of a alarm. | ||
You know, if people aren't scared yet, if people aren't concerned about this yet, I think now might be the time. | ||
Well you should have been concerned two years ago. | ||
But here we are now. | ||
This is kind of the worst ban that we've ever seen of this kind. | ||
And they say that this is a part of their policies against dangerous individuals and organizations. | ||
So if you go through Facebook and Instagram's Terms of Service... | ||
They say that we're denying access to these people, Loomer, Paul Joseph Watson and the others, because they constitute dangerous individuals and organizations. | ||
In the same category, you have terrorists, organized crime, drug cartels. | ||
Oh, and then Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones. | ||
That was the pretext. | ||
under which they ban these people. | ||
A Facebook spokesperson said, We've always banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence and hate, regardless of ideology. | ||
The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive, and it is what led us to our decision to remove these accounts today. | ||
And you know this is bullshit. | ||
You know this is just total nonsense. | ||
They say, regardless of ideology, we always ban people that engage in hate and violence, which is ridiculous on its face because you can find, to this day, all kinds of Facebook groups and pages that are run by left-wing people promoting violence against right-wing people. | ||
You can find, if you search it up on Facebook right now, groups that are talking about punching Nazis, punching people in the alt-right, committing violence against right-wing people. | ||
That's all still alive and well. | ||
Moreover, this has nothing to do even with the white nationalist ban and white separatist ban which went into place a couple of weeks ago. | ||
They say regardless of ideology, really? | ||
Why do you have Zionists still on Facebook? | ||
Why do you have black nationalists still on Facebook? | ||
Kurds? | ||
Why do you have any kind of nationalists still on Facebook? | ||
If it's not about ideology, it's just about so-called violence and hatred, that's really interesting because, you know, I see a lot of violent content. | ||
I see a lot of, we talked about just the other day, there was a radical imam from Sri Lanka speaking Tamilese, promoting violence against Christians, still had his content up to this day. | ||
So it's really not so much about ideology, what we understand this to be, and everybody knows this, but it is worth pointing out objectively that it is obvious, I mean it's not even like they're trying to hide it, that it's targeted. | ||
This is political targeting. | ||
They're going after people who are dissenting against the system. | ||
That's all that it comes down to. | ||
If you voted for President Trump or you were a big shill for President Trump and you're to the right of somebody like Ben Shapiro, you're not allowed to have a platform. | ||
That's what this means in this country today. | ||
They can say it's about violence and all this all they want. | ||
Everybody that I just listed off, with maybe the exception of Paul Nealon, is stridently and vocally against violence and stridently and vocally against hatred. | ||
Laura Loomer, who has been banned from everything, is Jewish. | ||
Who's she promoting hatred against? | ||
She's all the day talking about the Holocaust and this and that. | ||
Who's she promoting violence against or hatred against? | ||
And the same with Alex Jones and the same with all these people. | ||
They're all like civic nationalists anyway. | ||
So they don't even fall under the first ban, but they get them with the second one. | ||
And you gotta wonder why. | ||
Why today? | ||
We know what this is about in the long term, and this is what I said right after the election. | ||
If you've been watching the show for that long, what is going on? | ||
And I've said this every time this happens because it's like every couple of weeks you see a big, a big new fresh batch of accounts and people that have been unpersoned, deplatformed, censored, and so on. | ||
What this is a part of more broadly is a deliberate agenda. | ||
The deliberate agenda is not totally about, I guess it's not totally about ideology or being right-wing. | ||
To me, I see this and I see this as part of a campaign since the 2016 election to prevent somebody like Donald Trump from getting elected in 2020 or ever again. | ||
Because that's when it really kicked off. | ||
This stuff has been around forever on the internet. | ||
You know, I'm old enough to remember like the 2010s when the internet culture was just like a Wild West situation. | ||
And now you can't say anything. | ||
Now you can't say retarded. | ||
Now you can't say fag. | ||
You can't say anything anymore. | ||
You know, you call the wrong person a thought or whatever. | ||
And they suspend you for a week. | ||
They suspend you permanently. | ||
And it all started after the 2016 election. | ||
And if you remember, Google, Facebook, all kinds of Silicon Valley executives, they were all caught on tape, they were all caught on video or on a hot mic saying, we don't like Trump, and we're gonna clean this up, and we're gonna make the conversation healthier. | ||
And so what they've done is gradually turn up the heat. | ||
Every so many months, they take out a new batch of people, and they find new ways to do it. | ||
Either they ban you outright, or it's a shadow ban, or they remove you from the search results, or they remove you from the recommended, for example, on YouTube, or some kind of demonetizing scheme, and on and on. | ||
And they take a few people here and a few people there, and there's mass shadow banning over there. | ||
And before you know it, we are where we are today, which is, can you name one prominent dissident rights sort of intellectual or spokesperson who's still out on the internet? | ||
You probably think of a handful but there's a list of several dozen that are no longer here that if they all got taken out in one day might have caused a big problem but Because they've been banned over the series of so many years and so many months, nobody really seems to even notice that they're gone. | ||
You forget that they even exist. | ||
You know, people have been telling me, why don't you get on unauthorized TV with Vox Day? | ||
And I always forget that Vox Day is even around because he's not on Twitter, and he's not on all the other major platforms. | ||
So that's the people that have been banned and of course conservatives are of no help. | ||
They are of no consequence in this conversation. | ||
Our president nowhere to be found here and has been nowhere to be found since all this started. | ||
We got big promises during the election that we were going to take a look and maybe break up some companies or something, but we've had absolutely no action in spite of hearings that have been held and executive orders I know have been drafted and are available for him to sign. | ||
And there have been all sorts of other options explored, like Section 230 protections from the 1996 Communications Decency Act, antitrust. | ||
I mean, there's a lot of options, but he's done nothing. | ||
The most, he said, was in a recent Breitbart article that we should just be really good online. | ||
And he had a conversation with Jack Dorsey a couple of weeks ago to complain about the fact that he wasn't having 60 million Twitter followers just yet because I guess people are unfollowing or whatever. | ||
So you've got nothing from the president. | ||
Nothing from his son. | ||
Nothing from Brad Parscale. | ||
And that's really gonna be great. | ||
I know the feeling will be reciprocal in 2020 because all the people that are getting banned are the people that helped him get elected. | ||
So I'm sure we'll learn about that just in time to lose everything. | ||
So Trump not acting like we expect this, but then of course from the conservatives. | ||
This to me is what really is the black pill. | ||
Fortunately, we have a lot of people that are in the middle and even on the left who are torn up about this. | ||
I saw Philip DeFranco, who's one of the biggest YouTubers on the whole website, talking about this. | ||
Talking about people getting banned and saying, look, even despite your views, this is kind of a big deal. | ||
People like Nick Monroe, who is not, I don't believe, a very right-wing person reporting on this. | ||
Tim Poole talking about it. | ||
He's actually a left-wing progressive. | ||
So you have a lot of people that are in the left and the middle, thank God, who are bringing attention to this and saying, hey, look, we don't even agree with these guys. | ||
But even if you want to have a democracy or a free society, you should be concerned that political dissent isn't even allowed in the country anymore. | ||
And maybe the government's not the one doing the enforcing, but maybe there are institutions more powerful like Google, you know, and Facebook. | ||
So maybe we should talk about it. | ||
But what's blackmailing to me is all the response on the right. | ||
I see countless conservatorians, libertarians, conservatives, and the issue that they have with what has gone on today is two things. | ||
Either one, their issue is Louis Farrakhan. | ||
I say, well, Louis Farrakhan got lumped in with right-wing people. | ||
But Louis Farrakhan is an anti-Semite. | ||
And there's nothing right-wing about anti-Semitism. | ||
Oh, you're lumping in Louis Farrakhan with the right-wing? | ||
But he's not part of it. | ||
It's like, what are you, an idiot? | ||
We're going up against Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Google, and you're concerned that people are going to lump in this This fringe preacher from the Nation of Islam with us, the right wing? | ||
Oh, come on! | ||
So they're either preoccupied with this, and I see this even with all these alt-right fags. | ||
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Please, please don't call us anti-Semitic! | |
Please, he's left-wing! | ||
Okay. | ||
Thank you. | ||
You're of no help. | ||
And then on the other side, you've got all the conservatarians and libertarians. | ||
I see some bimbo from the Washington Examiner, who I was tweeting at, saying, uh, dear conservatives, do you really want the government to regulate social media? | ||
Because what if Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez became president and she was regulating social media? | ||
Does it really even matter at this point? | ||
Everybody that's doing the regulating now is from Silicon Valley and they're all liberal and 20% of the people who work at Google are transgender. | ||
So, I mean, like, is that the worst case scenario? | ||
That while we're going to get left-wing people in government regulating, the people that run the platforms are all left-wing and believe this stuff? | ||
What difference does it make? | ||
And anyway, then she goes on to say, well, you know how we really combat this? | ||
Of course, government. | ||
Government doesn't make anything better. | ||
Government is not the solution to our problems. | ||
Government is the problem. | ||
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Did you hear that from your father with his Brooks Brothers tie when you're going to the think tanks and all that? | ||
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I'm so glad we brought women into the conservative movement. | ||
Can we hold more of these Women's Leadership Summits for TPUSA? | ||
They're just off the charts brilliant with this kind of stuff. | ||
So first they say, well, government's not the problem. | ||
Yeah, the government is not the solution. | ||
Government is the problem. | ||
It doesn't make things better, it only makes things worse. | ||
And then they say, this is the icing on the cake. | ||
This is when I start getting out the Nerf guns. | ||
Because then they say, well you know how you could really fight it? | ||
Why don't you diversify your news digest? | ||
Why don't you sign up for a newsletter? | ||
Why don't you join Patreon? | ||
Join Patreon. | ||
Join Patreon. | ||
Wow, that's a great idea. | ||
You mean Patreon, who Mastercard went in and forced them to shut down Roberts Venture? | ||
Or Patreon, who changed their terms of services so that they could deplatform a liberal Sargon of Akkad? | ||
Or a newsletter. | ||
Yeah, why don't we just go back to magazines? | ||
The left will have Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Google, and we'll have newsletters. | ||
We will have paper newsletters. | ||
Yeah, we just have to go back to magazines. | ||
Rather than get the government involved in a social media platform being weaponized by the political left with 1.6 billion people, rather than vie for control, Or even fairness on that platform. | ||
No, you're right. | ||
We should just go back to stuffing mailboxes with our manifestos. | ||
Let me just ride my bike up and down Mannheim Road and stuff my leaflet in somebody's mailbox. | ||
That's a great idea, you dumb idiot. | ||
So that's what I, these are the two sides on the conservative side. | ||
And it's like, you wonder why we are where we are. | ||
You wonder why you see the homosexual parade walking down the street and Transgender story times, or the drag queen story times, and you wonder why you see we're just at war everywhere, all at the same time, and nobody's allowed online anymore, nobody's allowed to have a debit card anymore, and all that. | ||
Because every time something like this happens, the conservative case, the conservative argument is always passivity. | ||
It's never action. | ||
Because, you know, government is action and government is force. | ||
Well, you know what? | ||
We have to use force. | ||
We have to compete for these institutions. | ||
You don't get to live in a country where the government is just constantly holding everybody in a fixed position and it's totally static. | ||
The government is the most powerful. | ||
The private sector is a very powerful institution. | ||
If you don't occupy these fields and are not constantly and perpetually fighting for control or supremacy in them, somebody else is. | ||
And they're going to not leave you alone. | ||
So you might like to say, oh, well, you know, the government is a big threat to liberty. | ||
Well, how's that really going to work out when you're not allowed to voice political dissent? | ||
How's that going to work in a democracy when the Democrats are going to control all the chambers of Congress and the executive branch and they control all the news media and all the social media? | ||
How is that a recipe that we're ever going to live in a free society? | ||
So I see the conservatives. | ||
You're useless. | ||
You're a bigger problem than the left, actually, because both sides are basically okay with this, is what you're saying. | ||
Left is cheering it on, the right wants to do nothing, so they might as well be cheering it on. | ||
So they're useless. | ||
The big question, though, to me, which this really says it all, is why did the media know about it beforehand? | ||
I think this is the first time we've ever seen such a thing. | ||
Like I said at the top of the show, it was maybe an hour, I don't even know the exact timeline, but it was a substantial amount of time before any of these guys were actually banned that the media was talking about it. | ||
All these quotes that I'm reading were in the Atlantic, were in Vox, before these accounts got banned. | ||
So what's the deal with that? | ||
Facebook and Instagram are in bed with the media. | ||
They're in bed with the Atlantic. | ||
They're gonna give them a tip. | ||
And for what reason? | ||
And for how long in advance? | ||
When was this decision made? | ||
And who was involved? | ||
That the media knows about it hours before it happens? | ||
What's that all about? | ||
And think about it. | ||
Think what we're talking about here. | ||
Infowars. | ||
Information wars that gets banned. | ||
We're talking about the news media. | ||
Okay? | ||
So these are the people that are supposed to have the monopoly on facts and opinion making, which seem to be working in this coordinated way towards the same political agenda, and now they're in bed with all social media. | ||
So if you've got Facebook and Instagram and Twitter and YouTube and all the major platforms, then they're all in bed with NBC and CBS and Fox and all the big conglomerates. | ||
Are you starting to see maybe where that becomes a problem? | ||
Are you starting to see maybe it's not such a great idea to have literally all of media, social and otherwise, concentrated in the hands of like a dozen people in the country? | ||
You got six major media conglomerates. | ||
They control 95% of media. | ||
So the top of the conglomerates, you've got boards, you've got executives. | ||
So what is that? | ||
Like 30 people? | ||
On the other side of social media, you've got a handful of social media companies that control basically all the market share for all kinds of content. | ||
You know, YouTube is the video content. | ||
Google is the search results. | ||
Twitter is the short form content. | ||
Facebook is a long form and messaging and other things. | ||
And Facebook also controls Instagram and they control WhatsApp and things that are used in other countries. | ||
So it's like five or six people here. | ||
Are we really going to delegate power over all media to less than 50 people in the United States? | ||
Does anybody think that's a good idea? | ||
Of course it's good for the left, because the left has no problem with this neoliberal agenda. | ||
The left has no problem with open borders, open trade, total globalization, total globalist destruction of local communities and culture. | ||
They have no problem with it, but maybe for people who even have a little bit of doubt about whether that's Such a great thing. | ||
Don't you think that might be a problem in the future? | ||
That dissent has become impossible? | ||
And it doesn't even stop there, by the way. | ||
You know, they control all the media, and they control all the social media, but social media isn't even the biggest problem. | ||
And it's actually interesting. | ||
People are just now upset about social media. | ||
Sorry, I think it's a little late. | ||
I think it's a little late. | ||
You know, this is a pretty big fell swoop that they cut down all these people in one day, and everyone's talking about it today. | ||
And, you know, maybe they'll talk about it tomorrow. | ||
They're probably not going to be talking about it by Sunday or Monday, right? | ||
So, uh, so it's going to be a short-lived news cycle. | ||
But anyway, it's a little bit late. | ||
Even if you just decided to jump onto this bandwagon today, and so all of a sudden, this is a big problem. | ||
All of a sudden, we're really concerned about Facebook and Twitter censorship. | ||
Yeah, I think the ship is sealed on this one, but this is the beginning of the end. | ||
This is the start of the censorship. | ||
You see, they can take you off Twitter, and they can take you off Facebook and Instagram, and you can say, so what? | ||
So what? | ||
So you can't, you know, all the baby boomers will say, So you can't post about, oh, I'm on the toilet? | ||
What is this Twitter even good for anyway? | ||
Yeah, okay, Boomer. | ||
Maybe it's not the end of the world for some people if you can't use social media. | ||
Some people are saying, well, maybe it's healthy. | ||
Why is Laura Loomer so upset? | ||
So what? | ||
Maybe you need to go out into the real world a little bit. | ||
It doesn't end with social media. | ||
Social media is a particularly pernicious problem because how can you proliferate Rather, how could you promulgate dissenting political ideas without social media? | ||
That's why that's a problem. | ||
Not because it's just like everybody else, texting and tweeting about the office and Game of Thrones. | ||
It's because that's the platform, that's the public square for dissenting political ideas, and in a democracy, kind of a critical component. | ||
But it doesn't even stop there. | ||
It extends to everything else. | ||
It's Airbnb. | ||
It's Uber. | ||
So it's not just social media, it's also other services. | ||
So in the future, maybe you don't have taxi cabs, or You know, Airbnb supplants the hotels in a significant way. | ||
Are we prepared to live in a society where if you have the wrong opinions, not only can you not talk about them online, but also can't get an Uber, can't get an Airbnb, can't get Uber Eats, can't get DoorDash. | ||
That's coming down the line for those other ones. | ||
Beyond that, let's entertain the argument like a lot of the conservatarians say, well just build your own platform. | ||
Just build your own platform. | ||
Why don't we just compete with Amazon? | ||
Oh, you know, you're lazy. | ||
You want the government to come in and solve everything for you. | ||
Why don't you just create your own platform? | ||
That's the free market. | ||
Oh, what, with Gab? | ||
With alternative tech? | ||
It's been tried. | ||
You know what happens when we try to create alternative platforms and give a platform to the people that have been kicked off of Facebook and Instagram? | ||
We move one step backward on the level of tech control. | ||
So yeah, maybe you don't get banned off Twitter, so you go on Gab. | ||
Well, who allows Gab to be online? | ||
Payment processors, domain registrars, all the people on the deep backend, Cloudflare, people that get protection from DDoSing. | ||
And so what happens when, oh, okay, we get kicked off Twitter, you know, I guess that's a private sector. | ||
We can't, you know, we can't change the rules. | ||
That's a private sector. | ||
Our hands are tied. | ||
We can do nothing, right? | ||
So we'll start our own thing. | ||
What happens when you go on Gab and the domain registrar says to Andrew Torba, if you don't delete this post and kick this guy off your website, we're not going to let you have your domain anymore registered to ICANN, to the international internet, or however it works. | ||
We effectively shut down your site. | ||
And that's happened. | ||
Or what happens when you go onto another platform and you say, okay, well, I'll just go over here and I'll start my own website. | ||
And what happens when PayPal and Stripe, who control 95% of payment gateways on the internet, say, oh, you can't do e-commerce anymore? | ||
So you understand why it doesn't stop at social media. | ||
It goes on to the back end as well. | ||
It goes into all the things that happen behind the scenes on a website. | ||
So the internet is just inaccessible to you. | ||
You can't use it for political speech or anything. | ||
And then it extends to the services. | ||
And it doesn't even stop there. | ||
It's already too late on social media. | ||
Payment processors and domain registrar, that's like baked into the cake. | ||
And the stuff with Uber and Airbnb, nobody even knows about this yet. | ||
This is all part of phase one. | ||
You know what phase two is? | ||
Banks, naturally. | ||
Phase two is banks. | ||
It's Mastercard. | ||
It happened this week. | ||
This is a report from Newsbusters from today. | ||
It says, quote, a plan promoted by liberal activist group Some of Us called for MasterCard to add a human rights committee to prevent right-wing individuals and groups from being able to access money donated to them from supporters via MasterCard. | ||
Some of Us targeted people like British candidate and activist Tommy Robinson, whom BuzzFeed labeled an anti-Islam activist. | ||
BuzzFeed reported Some of Us, which is this non-for-profit, is fighting against people and groups. | ||
It deems hateful as such by trying to get them financially blacklisted on social media and payment platforms such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, Patreon, and PayPal. | ||
Their goal is to choke off donations. | ||
So you understand that this problem is off the rails. | ||
It's out of control. | ||
The ship is sealed on about half of them. | ||
There is now a window here for us to act. | ||
The president has like a year and a half left in office. | ||
Now is the time. | ||
This is the most important thing because you know what happens in the next five to ten years? | ||
Everybody's off social media. | ||
That's a given. | ||
We're on the way. | ||
Everybody's off all these other services. | ||
All the websites are gone. | ||
Stormer, Gab, I'm not even a fan of Dilly Stormer, but I mean this will represent like the first such case where you're just completely shut off the internet. | ||
Everything on the back end, all the services you're banned from, and then pretty soon, banking, MasterCard, your assets will be seized. | ||
People start being arrested and locked up. | ||
If you think that's crazy, think about the The timetable that we're running on here. | ||
This started in 2016. | ||
It's 2019, and this is the kind of banning that we're seeing. | ||
Within 10 years, people like me getting arrested by hate speech tribunals or something like that, do you think that's far-fetched? | ||
That's in our future. | ||
So it can't get a lot worse. | ||
It's going to get a lot worse. | ||
And nobody's really, nobody's taking this seriously. | ||
Barely anybody's talking about it. | ||
And it's actually pretty ironic because, like I said, all this stuff started two years ago. | ||
All this stuff started at Charlottesville. | ||
And a part of me wants to say, oh, boo-hoo, right? | ||
Oh, that's really, oh, Alex Jones and Infowars got kicked off Facebook and Instagram. | ||
Oh, Oh, what a shame! | ||
You know, maybe if people had been talking about this stuff back in August of 2017 or earlier, to their credit, InfoWars has been talking about it for a long time. | ||
But people like PJW, Alex Jones, they do us no favors, really. | ||
Laura Loomer, Milo Yiannopoulos, yeah, thank you so much, Milo! | ||
For your, uh, standing up as a free speech absolutist for people like Sam Hyde, right? | ||
And people like me and others. | ||
Real champions. | ||
Now they get banned. | ||
So a part of me wants to say that, but, you know, the other part of me says, look, for better or for worse, we are all in this together at this point. | ||
Unfortunately, they don't share that same mentality. | ||
We get swept away. | ||
Nobody really cares. | ||
They get swept away. | ||
They expect everybody to be a team player. | ||
And we will be team players because the country's at stake and we have to be the bigger people here. | ||
But, you know, Faith Goldie, She, this exact same thing happened to her on Instagram and Facebook like two weeks ago, and nobody said anything. | ||
Nobody said anything. | ||
So now they're all going to try and rally the troops, and you need to speak up for me, and we're all in this together. | ||
Oh, really? | ||
That's great. | ||
Yeah, that's really terrific, but I guess we'll be there. | ||
Now, the last thing I'll say about this censorship is there is a theory as to why these people got banned today. | ||
Just this week, actually just last night, there was a big spread that was released in BuzzFeed about a woman named Katie McHugh. | ||
Aw, a wonderful, wonderful woman in the movement. | ||
Wow, I love hearing about women in the movement. | ||
Typically when I hear about women in the movement, it's people in my comments section on live chat and on Twitter complaining to me that I'm not accepting and tolerant enough of women in the movement. | ||
Well, we just saw an article yesterday in BuzzFeed and it profiles a woman in the movement. | ||
Former woman in the movement named Katie McHugh, who used to work for Breitbart. | ||
And this woman, she knew everybody. | ||
She was friends with everybody. | ||
Scott Greer, people in American Renaissance, people in The Caller, people in the NPI. | ||
She knew Steve Bannon. | ||
She knew everybody. | ||
And you know what? | ||
When the going got tough for her, when she found that she was out of a job and she was blacklisted like we all were, she turned around and she sung like a canary and she sold everybody out. | ||
Her closest friends, closest associates. | ||
Scott Greer is a great example. | ||
Scott Greer got fired from his job at Daily Caller totally un-person because she spilled the beans about some pseudonym he had like a decade ago in some old paper where he said some controversial jokes and some other things and they wrote a big hit piece about him in The Atlantic because of it. | ||
It's this Katie McHugh. | ||
She's responsible. | ||
She's like Inspector. | ||
She's the author of all our pain on the right wing. | ||
So she goes to BuzzFeed the other day and dumps the details about all these people who are connected to Steve Bannon Mylianopolis, Infowars, Paul Joseph Watson, connecting them to American Renaissance, among other organizations. | ||
And then surprise, surprise, within 24 hours they're all banned from Facebook and Instagram. | ||
Wow! | ||
That's so weird. | ||
That's such convenient timing. | ||
That's really fascinating. | ||
So, I don't know. | ||
I guess there's a lot of lessons in there. | ||
I guess the biggest among them is why do we continue to entertain this idea of femoids being anywhere around politics? | ||
Because between this bimbo from the Examiner that I see today talking about, why don't you just do a newsletter? | ||
And this Katie McHugh person, I don't know, not such a great idea, right? | ||
Not such a great track record. | ||
Why don't we take a look at the scoreboard? | ||
Women in the Movement. | ||
Let's take a look at the scoreboard here. | ||
It was like 2-15 on Women in the Movement, right? | ||
We'll find the right ones. | ||
We'll keep getting lucky with the good ones. | ||
So that's the social media censorship. | ||
If that goes, it's over. | ||
People like me are going to have to leave the country. | ||
That's what it comes down to. | ||
You think that sounds crazy? | ||
Come back and watch this show in five years and tell me I'm crazy for saying that. | ||
People like me are legitimately going to have to flee the country. | ||
That's what comes next. | ||
And when that comes next, like, good luck having a movement. | ||
You know, people talk about, Nick, why are you so black-pilled? | ||
We're gonna go get him. | ||
We're gonna make it happen. | ||
No, not if you can't network. | ||
Not if you can't raise money. | ||
Not if you can't talk to the masses. | ||
There's no way. | ||
How could you? | ||
How could you compete with them if you're completely cut off from that? | ||
How is Laura Loomer gonna create a mass movement? | ||
What is she gonna do? | ||
Handcuff herself to every man, woman, and child's front door in America? | ||
It doesn't work like that. | ||
So, this is the most important issue now. | ||
Immigration, look, forget it. | ||
The ship has sailed. | ||
I know that's hard to hear for some people, and people want to act tough and say, we're not going to let the country go. | ||
The ship sailed 25 years ago, and even if we did the most we could do yesterday, it would be too little too late, and we can't do the most minimal thing on immigration, so it's not important anymore. | ||
The number one thing is social media. | ||
We got to get this fat bitch in the White House. | ||
This Cheeto man Drumpf is fat. | ||
He's got to do something about this. | ||
Brad Parscale, Don Jr., somebody's got to tell him. | ||
Because if he doesn't protect social media and the payment processors and the domain registrars and all this other stuff, we don't have a movement. | ||
They're all fine. | ||
Ben Shapiro's on Apple, okay? | ||
Ben Shapiro gets a glowing article written about him in the New York Times. | ||
It's their movement to lose as it stands. | ||
Mickey Haley, Crenshaw, all these people. | ||
They're the ones that are going to inherit this, and we're going to go away, and nobody's going to even know the difference. | ||
We're going to get dusted. | ||
People are going to forget we ever existed. | ||
And that's not even... I don't say that in a selfish way. | ||
Whatever. | ||
I'm a smart person. | ||
I'll go and do, you know, whatever. | ||
Well, I can take care of myself. | ||
The problem is, who is going to talk about the issues happening in this country? | ||
They're not going to talk about it. | ||
Ben Shapiro is not going to talk about demographic change. | ||
He's the one who said, I don't give a good damn about the broadening of America. | ||
He doesn't care because he can go to Israel when the shit hits the fan. | ||
So that's what matters at the end of the day. | ||
If you care about political dissent, this is kind of the last stand here. | ||
This is X-Men The Last Stand. | ||
If it goes here, it's over. | ||
Who else is going to do it? | ||
Everybody else is complicit. | ||
Everybody else is either ignorant or complicit with the system. | ||
And that's everything. | ||
That's trade. | ||
That's a foreign wars. | ||
That's a demographic change. | ||
It's everything. | ||
It's the economics of it. | ||
So if you care about, you know, I don't know, maybe not having like less than 100 people making all the choices about the direction of the country, you kind of care about this. | ||
So that's social media. | ||
It's another day, another nickel. | ||
But hey, like and subscribe while you can. | ||
Like and subscribe. | ||
Buy a mug. | ||
Gearbubble.com slash njfmug. | ||
And donate a super chat while you can. | ||
You gotta support me. | ||
Look, I'm a brave and heroic individual. | ||
I'm really courageous, okay? | ||
So you gotta donate while you still can. | ||
I make jokes about it, but it's very serious. | ||
It's a very serious situation. | ||
But you know what? | ||
People don't care about this. | ||
Like, oh, okay. | ||
You know, I guess there's like two outcomes. | ||
People care enough. | ||
We're in the fight still. | ||
Okay. | ||
And we're straining. | ||
We're trying to make the country great. | ||
If people don't care and all this stuff is allowed to come to pass, it's like, okay, you don't care enough. | ||
Okay. | ||
All of us who are trying so hard to make it happen and bearing all the sacrifice. | ||
Yeah. | ||
All right. | ||
Good luck. | ||
Enjoy your country. | ||
We're going to go and I'll go to a country without a U.S. | ||
extradition treaty. | ||
I'll go to Vietnam. | ||
I'll go to Macedonia or North Macedonia as it's called now. | ||
I'll go somewhere else and I'll be fine and this country's gonna go to hell and nobody's gonna be around. | ||
You'll have exiled all the people that wanted to make a difference. | ||
So, I guess those are the outcomes. | ||
So, you know that bimbo says, oh you're really mad online. | ||
Yeah, you'd be pretty mad online if you had a stake in what's coming down the pike, right? | ||
But that's that. | ||
We're gonna give a brief update here on Venezuela and then we'll move on to Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys are saying. | ||
So it's not a fun, it's not a pretty picture. | ||
You know, when people talk about Venezuela, it's corrupt, totalitarian country. | ||
We're a totalitarian country. | ||
You don't believe me? | ||
Have the wrong opinions. | ||
And then look around and see how free the country is, you know? | ||
All these people. | ||
America's a free country and all these troops. | ||
We fought over there so you could have your freedoms. | ||
What freedoms? | ||
What freedom are you talking about? | ||
Freedom to like go and eat fast food? | ||
Yeah, that's really terrific. | ||
But try criticizing the government in the wrong way. | ||
Try talking about the wrong issue. | ||
Go up to somebody and start talking about race and IQ and see how free of a country it is anymore, right? | ||
And then wait 10 years. | ||
See how that works out for you. | ||
Free country my ass! | ||
It should be a free country if I want to go on a YouTube livestream and talk about the day's events and give my political takes without advocating violence or anything like that and people want to give money and support it and it's like a business. | ||
But you constantly have these Jewish people and other and other and other people and other elites and other elites as well. | ||
Journalists, government people, media people that constantly try to intervene and get in the middle and report on you and whatever. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Is that freedom? | ||
Yeah, it's a little bit of a stretch, right? | ||
So anyway, that's the social media censorship. | ||
We'll give a quick update on Venezuela. | ||
I know people are not happy about my take on Venezuela. | ||
I don't care. | ||
Everybody in the comments yesterday is like giving all the arguments that I thoroughly debunked on the show yesterday, so I remain unbothered by low-IQ pacifists. | ||
I was gonna say a different p-word, but low-IQ pacifists We do have some new developments here. | ||
it is to just kick a country because it would be funny and cool. | ||
But I'm not going to get into that. | ||
I'm not going to try and justify the war again because you know what? | ||
I did that yesterday. | ||
We do have some new developments here. | ||
This is from antiwar.com. | ||
It says that officials are now poised, American officials are poised to attack Venezuela. | ||
We have some indicators here from a number of higher ups in the government. | ||
For example, John Bolton said that he's been told by Admiral Fowler that US troops are troops are, quote, on the balls of our feet ready to go in Venezuela. | ||
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and others suggested that Venezuela being invaded was, quote, possible, but talking up the intervention in such a way as to suggest that a lot more is possible after the failed coup. | ||
Adding to that speculation is Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, who has canceled his trip to Europe at the last minute, with officials saying he needs to stay to coordinate policy on Venezuela. | ||
And finally, we have General Joe Dunford, the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who says that the focus right now is, quote, on collecting intelligence on Venezuela. | ||
So, you got two aircraft carriers headed there. | ||
You got a lot of people talking about this stuff, a lot of moving parts. | ||
Looks like an escalation happening there, and... | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't mind it. | ||
Like I said yesterday, my point of view on the Venezuela conflict is I'm kind of indifferent to it. | ||
It's not really a big deal one way or the other. | ||
It really isn't. | ||
But when all this stuff is happening, and particularly with the social media stuff, I'm thinking, really? | ||
Don't we have, like, literally anything else we could focus on other than this? | ||
You know, do I mind a Venezuela conflict? | ||
Do I think it's kind of cool and maybe whatever? | ||
Sure, but it's certainly not the highest priority, especially after what we see today. | ||
You know, I'm thinking, I look at this conflict that'll happen in Venezuela and they're saying that there is another development here from antiwar.com that says that they're saying the Syria troops are now staying there indefinitely. | ||
You've got all this stuff happening with the border, you know, obviously the asylum seekers are out of control and On and on. | ||
And the more I look at this administration, and this is the black pill, truthfully, everything you could say about this administration is easy to undo. | ||
Everything that's been done can be undone by the next administration and undone quite easily and unilaterally. | ||
And I know that come 2020, if he doesn't do anything about social media censorship, because you look at this Venezuela thing, the serious stuff, everything, all elements of policy, There will be no evidence that Donald Trump was ever elected once he's gone. | ||
Once he leaves office, whether that's 2020 or 2024, whoever comes in next will completely erase anything that he did. | ||
It's just like what happened to Barack Obama, essentially, only on a little bit of a different level. | ||
You know, because Obama was a servant of the system and the establishment and a neoliberal and a leftist. | ||
So some of the stuff is carried on and will be picked up by the next administration. | ||
But Trump uniquely, everything that he thought he was going to achieve or everything he even did achieve will be gone. | ||
There will be no evidence that he was ever occupying the Oval Office. | ||
We will remain in every single war that we started and possibly more. | ||
The economy will be bad. | ||
You'll have a recession. | ||
The systemic things that needed to be fixed on trade, on monetary policy, on taxes, will remain unfixed. | ||
You look at immigration, it'll be worse and not better. | ||
If anything, there'll be more of an animus, more of a mandate to take down border barriers than there was to build them, and certainly there won't be any border barriers left. | ||
So, kind of blackpilling. | ||
We're kind of on our wit's end here. | ||
It's going to turn into a very different movement. | ||
This next year is critical. | ||
This will determine will we be a legitimate political movement inside the system or will we be forced underground and into exile and forced to basically play defense until things radically change. | ||
It's what it is. | ||
That's what it is. | ||
If social media is protected, then we get to be on YouTube, we get to promote our ideas, we get to network, we get to hold events, and we get to raise money and all that, and we can have some semblance of a legitimate political movement in America. | ||
Maybe we can change, win hearts and minds or something, but that door's closing. | ||
What happens next is once all those doors are finally closed and it's basically over, everybody's got to go underground and into exile, and we just have to wait until the country gets so bad, or things change so radically, that new opportunities will present themselves. | ||
Because once that, once those doors close, there's no viable path forward. | ||
There's nothing left. | ||
Well, it's already like past the point of no return, right? | ||
With the country. | ||
But in terms of what kind of movement we'd like to see happen next, that would be like total game over. | ||
We've lost. | ||
We just have to survive now until like, I don't even know what happens. | ||
And I'm not saying just like, oh, the collapse or whatever. | ||
I'm saying until things radically change. | ||
And I don't know what that would entail, but things change pretty quickly these days, right? | ||
So things would have to radically turn around. | ||
There'd have to be radical changes in the way politics is conducted and the national scene for us to resurface and make any kind of an attempt | ||
to become legitimate political actors again because otherwise like game set and match checkmate you know so it's kind of a black pill you know and that's not to say look you can still go out and live your life and try and protect yourself raise a family all that we talked with Owen Benjamin the other day he gave a pretty white pill message you know just buy some property start a family all that but for people like me we just got to go into hiding you know it's like end of star wars 3 we lost we failed you know So I didn't fail the Boomers, Gen Xers, and Millennials failed. | ||
I just got into this recently. | ||
If it was people like me, we would have fixed it. | ||
You know that, right? | ||
But anyway, we're gonna take a look at our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys are saying about this. | ||
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We'll take a look because it's pretty rough. | |
No, I addressed this a couple of shows ago. | ||
Not going to Amren. | ||
No, I addressed this a couple of shows ago. | ||
Not going to Amron. | ||
Cassie Queen of Spades Dillon says, Okay, can't read that. | ||
Dumality says, Your basketball story from last night reminded me of my middle school days as a racial minority in a 90% black school. | ||
I thank God I got out of the corrupt hellhole that is Broward County, Florida. | ||
Yeah, Broward County. | ||
A lot of strange things go on in Broward County. | ||
Really makes you think you should look at the demographics of Broward County and also look at some of the events that have happened in the last few years. | ||
It's really, it was a real thinker. | ||
It's a real noggin jogger. | ||
A really good comic says you just lost the game. | ||
Yeah, game over. | ||
Game over, right? | ||
Pretty rough. | ||
Glenn says Trump is more interested in retweeting boomer firefighters and helping his supporters. | ||
Even Shapiro said something today. | ||
Really? | ||
I wonder what Shapiro said, but yeah, it's pretty pathetic. | ||
He doesn't even do anything. | ||
He doesn't even do anything anymore. | ||
Jared Kushner is devising the Middle East peace plan. | ||
Jared Kushner is devising the immigration proposal. | ||
Jared Kushner created the USMCA. | ||
Jared Kushner did criminal justice reform. | ||
Is there like one thing that's happened in this administration that Jared Kushner has not done? | ||
Jared Kushner brokered the deal to end the government shutdown. | ||
This is all factual. | ||
Jared Kushner is the president and we have this boomer who live tweets Saturday Night Live, Fox News. | ||
It's just pathetic at this point. | ||
It's a big disappointment. | ||
Biggest disappointment ever, right? | ||
T says, why beg these social media corporations to be on their platform? | ||
There we go. | ||
To be on their platform, build and support alternatives like Mastodon, Minds, BitChute, right? | ||
You're an idiot. | ||
You're dumb. | ||
Thank you for the $5, but you're an idiot. | ||
For people that continue to say this after what we've seen, you're either ignorant or you're just plain dumb. | ||
Sorry. | ||
But it's been tried. | ||
It's been tried. | ||
And there are about a million reasons why it doesn't work. | ||
Reason number one, If they still dictate who is allowed on the platforms, it doesn't matter. | ||
It doesn't matter. | ||
And you've seen this happen, like with Gab. | ||
Gab is the most successful example. | ||
And you've had several cases, like more than three, where the domain registrar goes to them and says, we're gonna revoke your domain name if you don't Take down this post, ban this person, do this, that, and the other. | ||
They can't find a legitimate payment processor, and on and on. | ||
On top of that, they will never compete with these other platforms. | ||
You think we'll build and support these other platforms? | ||
Oh really? | ||
Really? | ||
Who are we gonna get? | ||
We're gonna get people that agree with us. | ||
It's like with Gab. | ||
Who goes on Gab instead of Twitter? | ||
Who would honestly choose and prefer Gab over Twitter? | ||
Only people that are not allowed on Twitter. | ||
You cannot make a platform out of people that are just banned from another platform. | ||
Twitter and Facebook are powerful because they have a billion people on them or 350 million people on them. | ||
You go on Gab and it's 300,000 fringe people on the internet. | ||
You're not really doing a lot of damage. | ||
That kind of defeats the whole purpose. | ||
And anyway, what's the alternative to MasterCard? | ||
Hello? | ||
Okay, well I'll be on Gab, but what? | ||
I'm not allowed to chase bank and MasterCard and all the others? | ||
These institutional problems require institutional solutions, not this gay denialism. | ||
No, no, we could just go somewhere else. | ||
Yeah, great idea, great idea. | ||
We'll just build our own government. | ||
We'll just build our own everything. | ||
Really Good Comics says, that last super chat sucked ass. | ||
So true, right? | ||
Jack says, Nick is late, busy destroying journalists on Twitter. | ||
Yeah, somebody's got to do it. | ||
Mordecai says, Steven Crowder is afraid to debate Nick Fuentes. | ||
That's true, very true. | ||
Tyrone Michael says, doing drugs is inherently gay and cringe. | ||
Very true. | ||
Great White Hope says, nationalitarian idea for a super chat meme. | ||
Hey Nick, did you see Kyle Kalinske made a video about you? | ||
Someone please send this. | ||
Did he? | ||
If he did, I didn't see it. | ||
Joshua Larson, come on. | ||
Scrolling all the way down. | ||
Within the first five minutes, not a good sign. | ||
Joshua Larson says if we all just cut the crap and get the star of David Brandon on our foreheads, can we have our country back? | ||
Right? | ||
It's about time. | ||
Maybe I'll just get, you know, the names of every Holocaust survivor tattooed on my body. | ||
I'll be like one of those people in Wrigley's... What is it? | ||
Wrigley or Riley? | ||
Whatever it is. | ||
The Believe It or Not series. | ||
I'll just be one of those tattooed men. | ||
You know, and it'll be like a Vice article. | ||
This former alt-right menace got all six million Holocaust people tattooed. | ||
Their names tattooed on his body. | ||
He's covered in head to toe. | ||
Goldstein, Diamonstein, Diamondberg, Goldberg. | ||
You know, and that'll be, okay, is this enough? | ||
Is this enough? | ||
And then they'll say, no, you need face tattoos too. | ||
No, but you need face tattoos as well. | ||
Okay, is this enough? | ||
Not enough tattoos. | ||
You need to cut off both of your hands and give them to the Holocaust Museum. | ||
It's never enough. | ||
It's never enough. | ||
And even with these people, you know, they're all shills. | ||
They all, you know, they all pussyfoot around the real issues and they get banned anyway, so. | ||
That's never enough. | ||
I don't know, maybe I'll just shave my head and I'll just tattoo a big Star of David right on my head. | ||
And every time somebody says, white nationalist, oh right, whatever, I could just say, oh really? | ||
Well I have the Star of Moloch tattooed on my head, so what do you have to say about yourself now? | ||
I don't know. | ||
It's never enough. | ||
Lance says, Nick got a lifetime ban on Wikipedia for removing the alt-right characterization of you. | ||
I changed it 10 plus times. | ||
Probably why the page went down. | ||
Could be. | ||
But thank you for your support on Wikipedia. | ||
Very silent battle being waged. | ||
I'm glad the page is down though, frankly. | ||
It was not really doing me good. | ||
Daniel says free super chat no better deplorable to send it to. | ||
Hey thank you fellow deplorable. | ||
Hello fellow deplorable. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Hope you have some luck signing on to the list. | ||
CG says here's a $20 investment Nick. | ||
Use it to start your own payment processing video hosting and social media platform. | ||
Should be more than enough. | ||
Ah yes thank you for the investment. | ||
I will get to work in the garage immediately. | ||
I will get my coding for dummies book and I'll be Hard at work trying to make our own platform and our own payment processor and everything else. | ||
You know, it's like Patrick Star with the plank nailed to his head. | ||
That'll be me, you know, on the computer trying to figure it out. | ||
Nate Dawgs says, God bless Alex Jones. | ||
Yeah, he's a trooper. | ||
He's a hero. | ||
Mr. Yacoubs says, the future of the USA depends on the answer to this question. | ||
If Nick Fuentes and Brittany Venti had a kid, what color, race, and ethnicity would it be? | ||
Well, it'd be white, I imagine. | ||
And, uh, the color would be white. | ||
The race would be mixed, probably, at that point. | ||
And the ethnicity... Well, actually, the ethnicity would only be, like, 30% non-white, I believe. | ||
We're about the same percentage. | ||
So the kid would be white, alright. | ||
Uh, A says, Millennial Boomer here, what's a wignap? | ||
It's like, uh, retard, basically. | ||
It's like a dumb idiot. | ||
That's like the short definition. | ||
Smile says you gotta start eating it. | ||
It's more like a cringe gnat. | ||
Wignat's kind of a misnomer. | ||
It's more like a cringe gnat now. | ||
It's somebody who's a nationalist, but cringe. | ||
Smile says you gotta start eating it. | ||
Chick-fil-a, it's based in Red Pill. | ||
Also, where can I find episodes before 3.34? | ||
You can't find them. | ||
They're privated. | ||
Nobody can watch them. | ||
And I don't like Chick-fil-a that much. | ||
I like it, but it's not my favorite. | ||
So... | ||
So shut up with all these Southerns. | ||
Y'all gotta eat my chicken sandwich! | ||
Yeah, sorry, big guy. | ||
I'm eating my Big Mac here. | ||
I had a Big Mac for lunch, and I don't even... and I don't even care anymore, alright? | ||
And I didn't even feel bad about it. | ||
I said, am I really going to McDonald's again? | ||
You know what? | ||
Yeah, I am actually. | ||
Yeah, I am. | ||
Because I'm gonna have to move to Hanoi in about five years, and I'm gonna enjoy them while I can. | ||
918 says, Nick, did you see or did you happen to catch that Ultra Boomer article yesterday on Breitbart? | ||
Jerome Corsi, guile in the streets. | ||
No, I didn't. | ||
I did not see that, actually. | ||
Never Forget says, Officer Carl Winslow was also banned from Facebook. | ||
Really? | ||
Carl Winslow, huh? | ||
Big guy. | ||
That's unfortunate. | ||
This Carl Winslow, is he the one from Family Matters? | ||
Am I thinking somebody else? | ||
Okay, yeah, just making sure. | ||
I don't know if that was somebody else. | ||
Just want to make sure. | ||
Uh, let's see. | ||
Crazy Life says, Nick, which came first, the chicken or the egg? | ||
Wow, terrific question. | ||
The Lone Sloth says metal is for whites when rap is for blacks. | ||
Difference is one has more intelligence and skill while the other has Cardi B and is peddled by goblins. | ||
Yeah, okay, whatever. | ||
I don't even... Okay, yeah, great. | ||
You know, you like your gay, retarded, metal, LARP music? | ||
That's fine, you know. | ||
I don't know why... I don't come and bother metal, you know, metal listeners and say, Why don't you like rap? | ||
Why don't you like rap? | ||
Metal is so lame. | ||
This is all cope. | ||
Everybody who does this is coping. | ||
It's always people who are, like, dumb idiots and are insecure and have something to prove. | ||
They come around here. | ||
You know I listen to rap. | ||
You know I don't like metal, but they have to know. | ||
But my thing, my thing is cool though. | ||
Yeah, that's great. | ||
That's really great. | ||
That's really adorable. | ||
Keep, uh, you know, singing and playing your whatever, banging loud music, talking about, you know, demons and other dumb nonsense. | ||
Whatever, dude. | ||
Whatever. | ||
To each his own. | ||
You don't like the jungle drums? | ||
That's fine. | ||
You don't like Kanye West? | ||
You're not high IQ enough to understand Kanye West? | ||
That's fine. | ||
Go in, uh, go in a mosh pit with all your compatriots, you know, and all their Teeth and everything else. | ||
They got a lot of teeth. | ||
That's really terrific. | ||
I don't like the metal. | ||
Don't care for the metal. | ||
What do you want me to do? | ||
23 year old Zoomers says, thanks for all your hard work. | ||
How do you not manage to destroy that mug of yours? | ||
Also, when is it time for whites to just create our own society within the US? | ||
The Amish have done it. | ||
Why can't we? | ||
Disavow. | ||
I hate that idea actually. | ||
You know, what you're suggesting constitutes white separatism. | ||
And like I said, it's against my internal ethical terms of service to advocate for something like that. | ||
You're so dumb. | ||
People like you are just... Why? | ||
I don't understand. | ||
Are you controlled? | ||
Are you a federal agent? | ||
Or are you just a retarded idiot for people that say this stuff? | ||
Nick, why can't we be white separatists? | ||
Because we are not. | ||
Because this is not the show for that. | ||
You want to join, you know, people who do that? | ||
There's plenty of other shows. | ||
But this is a show for American nationalists. | ||
We're gonna try to make it work. | ||
Alright? | ||
Crying out loud. | ||
But yeah, thanks for your hard work. | ||
Yeah, thanks you for trying to ruin it all with a dumb super chat. | ||
But how do I manage to not destroy the mug? | ||
People like you make me want to destroy it every day, but I'm not, I'm cheap enough that I'm not gonna do it. | ||
Steve from the Cringe Department says, hey Nick, how come the people took down Milo? | ||
The people took down Milo and not E. Michael Jones? | ||
Is this proof of pee-pee poo-poo collusion? | ||
Anyway, enjoy the neat bucks, big fella. | ||
I think it has a lot to do with the Katie McHugh article, if you want to know the truth. | ||
Yeah, the meetup in the sky. | ||
We're all going there, right? | ||
knickers until the meetup comes yeah the meetup in the sky we're all going there right see los is good job yeah little spicy italian thank you Thank you. | ||
Mr. New Vegas says the preceding segment was sponsored by the Silver Rush. | ||
Silver Rush. | ||
Feel the rush of a warm laser in your hand. | ||
So true. | ||
Silver Rush. | ||
Classic. | ||
A little bit. | ||
A little bit of an inside joke there to lighten the mood. | ||
Italian pals says, I wonder if all the conservatives saying we can't regulate social media companies would say the same about anti-discrimination regulations that force companies to serve people regardless of race and religion? | ||
Yeah, very true. | ||
Well, they don't have really well-thought-out positions. | ||
It's all inconsistent. | ||
It's all hypocritical. | ||
The people that push this stuff face no consequences for their ideas or actions. | ||
That's why they do it. | ||
All these people are like petri dish creatures grown in a laboratory in the Heritage Foundation, and they don't actually grapple. | ||
They live in Washington, D.C. | ||
This is not a real place. | ||
Okay, they don't see what happens in the real world. | ||
They don't live in the real world. | ||
They work for the system. | ||
So dissenting against the system is not even like conceivable to them. | ||
So... | ||
That's really what it comes down to. | ||
Dimitri says and I know soon come my time for in my void a pale horse burns wage war like no tomorrow because no hell there won't be one for all who deny the struggle the triumphant overcome. | ||
Yeah that's so true. | ||
That's really true. | ||
Bos Vivo says this is me personally but might apply to others. | ||
Every smear piece or article about a banning is just a big advertiser for me to check them out. | ||
Yeah the Streisand effect. | ||
It's a cope, unfortunately. | ||
That works until they literally ban you off everything. | ||
Alex Jones says that. | ||
Oh no, no, actually it's bringing a lot of attention to my platform. | ||
They're hemorrhaging subscribers and viewers and listeners and money. | ||
They're getting killed by it. | ||
It's no secret that that lasts about a week and then it goes away forever, you know, and then you're gone, so... | ||
Yeah, that was an interesting argument to go by like two years ago, but it's just proven to be not true basically. | ||
Josh Sears says NRO retards. | ||
Government messes everything up. | ||
It's the problem and never the solution. | ||
Unless it's wars for Israel. | ||
So true, right? | ||
Unless it's the thing that I like. | ||
You know, big defense, foreign aid, wars for Israel. | ||
Whoops, it's just such a joke. | ||
Alan Yu says, I wish the right came to Ilhan Omar's comments about white Americans with the same fervor they did her criticism of AIPAC. | ||
Yeah, really interesting why they didn't do that. | ||
Really interesting why they never defend white people, but you know, they're out there with bills and legislation and videos and breathless rants about anti-Semitism rising in America. | ||
That's just, that's very tiresome. | ||
Mr. Yacoub says, can you clarify your position on race mixing? | ||
We're all against what you are, but is it your position that you wouldn't fall in and then make sweet love to Brittany Venti because her mom was half Nubian? | ||
I'm not even gonna engage with this. | ||
Depute says, for the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who by their unrighteousness suppress the truth so true. | ||
Yeah, we're waiting on God. | ||
We're still waiting on the cavalry to come in here. | ||
We're out here getting banned from Facebook and Twitter and we're like, hey, big guy! | ||
You wanna, you wanna intervene a little bit one of these days? | ||
You know, lightning strike, earthquake, you know, plague, locust, swarm, something, anything, please! | ||
501st says I listen to your show while mining in Minecraft. | ||
Strip mining in Minecraft. | ||
I don't know what strip mining is, but cool. | ||
Level best is any thoughts or book recommendations on deism. | ||
I read deism as gay. | ||
Don't read about deism. | ||
I read a lot of Thomas Paine in my libertarian days, but I was never satisfied with the explanation. | ||
I'm not gonna recommend any books on deism. | ||
I'm gonna recommend books on Catholicism. | ||
Hello. | ||
Thomas Aquinas, Peter Kreeft, Ed Fieser. | ||
These are good places to start. | ||
Fulton Sheen is great. | ||
G.K. | ||
Chesterton, C.S. | ||
Lewis. | ||
These are some... I'm not going to recommend something on deism. | ||
You want to believe in some non-denominational whatever. | ||
Why don't you talk to some left-wing person? | ||
Great white hopes is if the Jews got Israel after the Holocaust, what other country could they get for something else? | ||
I don't know what that means. | ||
Kim Kardashian fans says Mike Toks abused Laura Loomer when they dated. | ||
Is that true? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I know Mike Toks, so I'm not gonna I'm not gonna give any credibility to that cuz I don't know anything about it. | ||
Dotar Blorps says, I heard a waiter go, here's some bread for the table. | ||
This boomer piece of shit responds, oh bread's for the table? | ||
Can we have some too? | ||
They must be kids, all tied for boomer camps. | ||
That's brutal. | ||
Yeah, I know firsthand. | ||
My boomer parents make jokes like this. | ||
Predominantly my father. | ||
And you hear these and you're like, Oh man! | ||
That's great, dude. | ||
That's really terrific. | ||
I understand. | ||
I understand you. | ||
I understand the pain. | ||
Yeah, one of these days... | ||
They're gonna get locked up. | ||
Temple Drake says Fuentes is everyone's dream date. | ||
It's true! | ||
Everybody wants a piece of me lately. | ||
I feel like everybody always wants a piece of Nick. | ||
And it's all kinds of people. | ||
Very diverse crowd of people. | ||
They all want a piece. | ||
Everybody wants a piece of Nick. | ||
Everybody wants a little... They want the clout. | ||
They want... They want the attention. | ||
They want the retweet. | ||
They want the date. | ||
They want something else. | ||
Everybody wants a piece. | ||
But you know, I'm a loner. | ||
But I'm a loner! | ||
You know, I'm a lone wolf, right? | ||
I'm going Travis mode. | ||
I feel like Travis, right? | ||
As we say. | ||
Bozz Vivo says, I can't sign on! | ||
I know, I know. | ||
We got to get this fat guy in the Oval Office. | ||
Hey man, we still can't sign on. | ||
They're taking us off the list. | ||
Time to do something about it. | ||
Right? | ||
VG says we have to get Alex Jones to host meme review. | ||
I don't know. | ||
PewDiePie is not gonna risk it. | ||
He unfollowed all the right-wing people after Christchurch. | ||
Understandably so. | ||
So it's game over, man. | ||
Awesome Dudes has been feeling really down, excuse me, over the past two weeks because of a bad breakup. | ||
The main thing getting me through is prayer and Minecraft. | ||
Thank you, Knickers. | ||
You're welcome, big guy. | ||
Glad to hear that you're getting through it. | ||
Dotar Blormp says, love hearing my Knicker go off. | ||
Yeah, everybody does, right? | ||
The Unpossible says, hey white boy, I don't know why you trippin'. | ||
White people don't even have a culture. | ||
That's very fresh take there. | ||
So true. | ||
NC Ridd says, Nick, I think you should start smoking cigarettes. | ||
I recommend camel filters. | ||
Would go well with your fast food and not working out aesthetic. | ||
No, I will not smoke cigarettes. | ||
Stop countersignaling not working out and eating fast food. | ||
Stop being a dumb idiot, all these people. | ||
You gotta run around, jump up and down, do these jumping jacks, pick it up and put it down. | ||
All right already. | ||
All right already. | ||
I'm already doing this show. | ||
I got the white race on my back. | ||
You think I need to lift everything else? | ||
I'm doing squats with the whole European continent on my back every day and people are giving me a hard time about, oh I enjoy a couple of Big Macs every now and again. | ||
Doc Daniel, why don't you enjoy your own self-inflicted masochism and not impose it on everybody else? | ||
That's when I'm convinced everybody's miserable. | ||
I feel bad. | ||
I have this body dysmorphia. | ||
You know, look, I like my body the way it is. | ||
I'm a body positive right-wing person, okay? | ||
I look in the mirror, I say, you know, if we're not working out, I'm pretty good, that's pretty, not bad, alright? | ||
That's pretty appealing, in my opinion. | ||
You know? | ||
So all these people, you know, I gotta lift, gotta run, I gotta jump up and down, and I gotta run, and I gotta lift this, and I gotta eat this handful of nuts, and then I gotta eat this salad, and these berries, this big, I gotta... | ||
Protein powder and milk and more milk and also I could look good for you. | ||
It's like I hope she sees it, bro. | ||
I hope she sees it. | ||
I hope it's worth it. | ||
I hope it goes the extra mile. | ||
I look in the mirror. | ||
I'm like, you know what? | ||
I look pretty good. | ||
I look pretty good. | ||
You know, you know what could go good with this hot body? | ||
Another Big Mac, another big fat sandwich from McDonald's. | ||
So I'm, look, I'm uh, I'm not insecure, okay? | ||
I'm happy with my body. | ||
I'm comfortable in my own skin, okay? | ||
I'm perfectly content, you know, playing Fortnite, endgame mode, slonking away at a baked ziti and a Big Mac. | ||
No problems here. | ||
Doc Daniels says, Joe Owens. | ||
Joe Owens talking since on YouTube. | ||
Got only 51 votes in Kensington and Fairfield local elections. | ||
Punched my monitor in anger. | ||
I don't know who that is. | ||
But that's unfortunate. | ||
Full Swings says, Nick, I'm moving to Greenland soon. | ||
Why Greenland? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Doc Daniels says, New Zealand Knickers must vote for NZ First next year in the election. | ||
New Conservative Party is the best hope. | ||
NZ First must not vote for NZ First. | ||
NZ First sold out for power despite New Conservatives being for free trade. | ||
We can change that over time. | ||
Good to know. | ||
Very urgent message for the Kiwis out there. | ||
Very good to know. | ||
Full swings as Facebook suppresses all of my PP and my poopoo posts. | ||
They won't let me log in. | ||
Are you interested in playing Nintendo Switch? | ||
No, I don't like Nintendo that much. | ||
Justin says crypto is the wave, Nick. | ||
Decentralization and blockchain will save the game. | ||
Yeah, I don't know about that, but you know, who knows? | ||
Maybe. | ||
Video Game Snakes is looking sharp, big guy. | ||
Thanks, Nick. | ||
Hey, thank you, man. | ||
Goose man, just build your own country bro. | ||
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Yeah, right. | |
That's what it is at this point. | ||
Pinky culture says the only solution is big government. | ||
Not joking. | ||
Yep. | ||
Yeah, me neither. | ||
Totally true. | ||
I'm a big government conservative now. | ||
I love the big government. | ||
I love the state. | ||
Doc Daniel says also good premium show yesterday. | ||
Been catching up on all America First content while playing the latest Minecraft update. | ||
Keep up the great work and have a good night. | ||
Hey, thank you, man. | ||
Be sure to check out the premium content. | ||
link is down below Nate Dogg says Alex has supported Faith Goldie a lot yeah Alex has and I said that but a lot of these others haven't so Deputes says she just needed diabetes medication after Bebe fired her who's uh who's Bebe who are you talking about is that uh oh Breitbart and uh what's her name oh Oh yeah, because she's a type 1 diabetic. | ||
Katie McHugh. | ||
Yeah, maybe. | ||
But she still sold out all her friends. | ||
That's unacceptable. | ||
One goyim says, Trump better hurry and get the third temple built in and enforce Noahide laws before the next election. | ||
God bless King Nicker. | ||
Hey, I don't know about that, but thanks. | ||
Kappa says pootis. | ||
Yeah pootis. | ||
So true VG says you might be overreacting about all this. | ||
What about Russian? | ||
It's powerful oligarchs. | ||
At least we don't have to deal with anything like that, right? | ||
What do you watch are you watching the show do you watch the same show as I do I Yeah, yeah, no, you're right. | ||
No, you're right. | ||
Yeah, but at the very least we don't have to contend with oligarchs. | ||
We only have to contend with Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates. | ||
Yeah, no oligarchs here. | ||
No oligarchs, no tyrannical institutions. | ||
You're right. | ||
We only have to deal with Amazon, Twitter, Facebook, Apple. | ||
That's a very cogent point. | ||
Never thought of it that way. | ||
Mr. Yacoub says it's gonna take... or maybe you're joking. | ||
Maybe you're joking. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Mr. E. Koops says it's going to take one million knickers led by Farrakhan and Fuentes marching on Silicon Valley, demanding a detailed definition of anti-Semitic hate speech. | ||
That's the only way we're going to finally eradicate covert anti-Semitism from the internet. | ||
Chad Cast is rumors of Dr. Shiva, tech expert on America First, interview going straight to the White House? | ||
Yeah, maybe. | ||
Jake says the right is being wiped off the internet. | ||
Lesange is probably getting a cattle prod to his balls. | ||
I want to see DC to look like Venezuela. | ||
Yeah, me too. | ||
Totally. | ||
Ryazaki says, I know you're not a fan, but it's worth noting that Eric Stryker was doxed by the SPLC yesterday, too. | ||
Yeah, it's more than not a fan. | ||
Guy's a scumbag, and people from TRS are generally nasty. | ||
You know, all these homos were endorsing the doxing of Ricky Vaughn, so I don't know why I should feel bad for any of them. | ||
And Eric Stryker is such a clown. | ||
What a bozo that guy was. | ||
I've been saying that for years. | ||
And then he gets doxxed and it turns out, what, his mother was an immigrant or something? | ||
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So you got this guy, I'm this, I'm this hardcore, I'm the most hardcore right-wing person ever! | |
I'm the shock-shock real tough guy! | ||
And it turns out he's like... | ||
More Hispanic than I am? | ||
Wow, what a hero of the Imperium, right? | ||
So, what a bozo. | ||
No, I don't really have a lot of sympathy for him. | ||
I don't know if he was endorsing the doxing of Ricky Vaughn, but all those people like that were behind it. | ||
I don't really feel bad for him. | ||
Not a fan. | ||
Understatement. | ||
Understatement. | ||
You know, MD Extreme says everyone is freaking out over the latest issues and I'm just sitting here thinking that Pizzagate is real. | ||
I don't know about that. | ||
I disavow that. | ||
Pizzagate was a crazy conspiracy theory and sure, sure you know in one interview they said they had a basement and then they said they didn't have a basement and when the guy went in to shoot up the place he actually just destroyed a hard drive from their computer I mean there's a lot but but it's not oh no but I know but all that is crazy conspiracy talk and I condemn it and I disavow it. | ||
I condemn the Pizzagate conspiracy theory. | ||
It's none of that is true. | ||
You know none of that is happening anywhere. | ||
But yeah, interesting idea there. | ||
Bilbo says, get yourself a Big Mac, big guy. | ||
You deserve one. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you, Enabler. | ||
I will. | ||
I will get another Big Mac tomorrow or the next day or something. | ||
Because I deserve that at this point. | ||
I deserve to let myself go a little bit. | ||
It's a hard situation out there, okay? | ||
That's my stage in the character arc. | ||
You know, the young, optimistic, perhaps a little bit naive up-and-comer. | ||
But then the going gets tough, man. | ||
But then things hit the fan. | ||
It's like, oh, man, it's been a long time since you got kicked off. | ||
Nick Fuentes, I haven't heard that name in a long time. | ||
Where is he these days? | ||
Oh, he's underground somewhere. | ||
Word on the street is he's running guns for, you know, somebody in the Congo. | ||
You know, and somebody goes to visit me. | ||
The latest young guy, the chosen one, comes and, you know, bearded, dirt on my face, you know. | ||
Tries to enter my apartment. | ||
It's booby-trapped. | ||
You know, there's a scene where he wanders in. | ||
He's like, hello, is anyone in there? | ||
And like this run-down shanty in the middle of Kinshasa, you know, they sort of walk in, they hit a tripwire, and they get, you know, there's some kind of booby-trap, and then I'm right behind him with a gun, what are you doing here? | ||
Who are you? | ||
What are you looking for? | ||
You know, and I'm like this deranged, crazed man, it's like, no, no, I... | ||
I was sent by you know, and they'll say somebody who know who only I know who only I know my old mentor and I'm like Weird. | ||
How do you know that? | ||
Where did you hear that name? | ||
I haven't heard that name in 35 years I feel like we're putting a team together! | ||
That's the arc. | ||
But you need to allow me to enter the next stage. | ||
The next stage is, I'm exiled, I have to go away, and I'm disillusioned. | ||
It's despair. | ||
I really let myself go. | ||
We're entering that next stage. | ||
People want me to rush right to, I've got to be Hercules! | ||
No, no, forget all that. | ||
That comes later in the arc then, you know, somebody reminds me of what I once was And then we hit a montage. | ||
I'm in the gym, I shave, you know, I get everything together, we put on the camera, and it's like America First is back, the year's 2050, we're taking back the country. | ||
We'll do that later, all right? | ||
Lee F says, started watching after seeing you on Canada First. | ||
After one week, I am 100% Shapiro free. | ||
Never mind the unwashed masses. | ||
You're killing it, big guy. | ||
Well, thank you. | ||
That's good to hear. | ||
Great to hear that we've got another convert. | ||
These are exactly the kind of people we need to convert. | ||
We need to get them away from Benjamin Shapiro and over to, you know, Castizo Futurism over here. | ||
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Dappoy says dialogue is banned, not like it matters. | ||
The borders are open, reparations are coming. | ||
Why don't you just make it your own reality, though? | ||
I don't know what you mean by that last part, but dialogue does matter. | ||
Because as things change, you're going to have a bigger opportunity to convert people, but not if we can't have the conversations. | ||
So don't say that. | ||
Dialogue absolutely matters. | ||
Dialogue is what got Donald Trump elected, and that turned out to be a farce, but that's not always the case. | ||
So, David Sperner says, Jews rock! | ||
So true. | ||
I love them, man. | ||
Like, Laura Loomer, my best friend. | ||
Mike Toks, Jacob Wall. | ||
They're terrific. | ||
MND says, you're the best content out there, Nick. | ||
Glad I saved your brunch. | ||
Right, go off stream to memorialize your time on Twitch. | ||
Yeah, that's a good save. | ||
Good find there. | ||
But thanks. | ||
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It is true. | |
I'm the best. | ||
It's so true. | ||
I am the best content creator out there. | ||
I can't even watch anybody else. | ||
You know, Rugal says the Big Macs aren't cutting it anymore. | ||
Yeah, that's true. | ||
Is it just me or are things getting crazier out there and the Big Macs aren't cutting it, you know? | ||
Not really. | ||
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Not really. | |
anymore. | ||
I'll just say that. | ||
Plastic says, is your opinion on what is our next step, or in your opinion, what is our next step to fighting censorship as individuals? | ||
Is there anything we can do? | ||
Not really. | ||
Not really. | ||
Honestly. | ||
Write your congressman. | ||
Call the White House. | ||
Do the support on social media. | ||
But outside of that, I don't really know. | ||
I don't know what the game plan is. | ||
The only institution that can change things is the government, and they are, like, refusing to act. | ||
So, I don't know what more else there is in our power to do. | ||
Mehdi says, the weirdest development in Venezuela was Pompeo's statement talking about Maduro's purge and saying they need to keep their eyes open to see... Oh, you almost... You almost got me there. | ||
You almost got me there. | ||
But you didn't. | ||
But you didn't this time. | ||
My powers have doubled since the last time we met. | ||
So you're not gonna catch me so easily. | ||
Defeat the world says early in the show you mentioned legislation and executive actions Trump could use to protect free speech online. | ||
What would that look like? | ||
So I don't I'm not privy to the details but I know from people that work in the White House that within months of his inauguration there was an executive order on his desk to address The free speech issue, particularly with social media. | ||
The issue that, or rather the avenue that a lot of people are talking about is Section 230, which the Communications Decency Act in 1996 was amended with this Section 230 legislation which said that the online platforms are protected from lawsuits and given like immunity. | ||
from crimes that are committed using their platform because the bill says well this is just kind of like a good thing for our society to have facebook it's it's a good vehicle for political expression so so long as these platforms are neutral we're affording them these protections that say that you know if somebody does a mass shooting for example on a live stream facebook isn't held accountable But of course, those protections in this law are contingent on them being neutral platforms and not being publishers. | ||
But once they decide to unpublish things based on ideology or political position, they in effect become publishers of all the other content that isn't taken down. | ||
You know, if they say, you can't spread hate and you can't spread this ideology, then in an indirect way, they're giving the green light to everything that's published. | ||
They become a publisher. | ||
They become culpable and responsible for everything, even the crimes. | ||
The protections evaporate, and then they become bankrupt. | ||
If Facebook and Google and Twitter were sued for every infraction that was committed with their platforms as an accessory, or them facilitating it, they would go bankrupt. | ||
So that's the one that people think is probably the best shot. | ||
But beyond that, I don't know. | ||
I think that's our best chance. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Is that the dichotomy there? | ||
but at this point I take 100 million low IQ Venezuelans over listening to Bolton and Pompeo talk about GDP growth and interest rates. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Is that the dichotomy there? | ||
Is that what we have to choose between? | ||
Anyway. | ||
Josh Sarris says, we're in the endgame, bud. | ||
Yeah, it's true. | ||
It's true. | ||
Who is the Doctor Strange of the American right? | ||
Who would be, you know, this mystical character? | ||
I don't even know. | ||
Maybe E. Michael Jones comes on the live stream and says, we're in the endgame, Nick. | ||
You know, he gives over the time stone to... - I'm sorry. | ||
To David Rothschild and you know, it's like oh, yeah 50% of all the internet users are evaporated. | ||
We're in the endgame and Not gonna get a kiss. | ||
Well the movie can't spoil the movie I was just about to but maybe that's how we have to think about it Great white hopes as I hate them being so mean to you. | ||
You don't have to pretend to be strong I can take care of you yikes department. | ||
Hello yikes department Spencer says, would you go on Reuben if invited? | ||
Also Etika? | ||
I don't know anything about Etika, but yeah, I'd probably go on Reuben if I was invited. | ||
That'll never happen. | ||
We all know that. | ||
We all know why. | ||
Let's see. | ||
We've got one from Major League Swagout. | ||
Major League Swagout who says, thoughts on Curtis Yavin's theory of the Cathedral? | ||
Curtis Yavin? | ||
Is that Moldbug? | ||
I don't know his real name, but I know... | ||
Yeah, that's, that's what I, uh, yes. | ||
Ah, yes, just as I, just as I said, uh, Moldbug. | ||
Yeah, I don't, I'm not in total agree with Moldbug on everything, but the idea is generally correct. | ||
The idea of, you know, this institution that's predominantly created by academics and think tank people and all that. | ||
He generally, if you look at it from the lens of, like, political science, he has the right idea of who's in control. | ||
So, yeah, I don't know if I agree with all the specifics, but he's basically correct. | ||
Juicy Nibba says, Nick what's your opinion on the illegal state of Kosovo? | ||
Was the Clinton administration and NATO bombing campaign of Serbia in 1999 justified? | ||
Love you bro. | ||
I don't know anything about the Balkans. | ||
It's all silly to me. | ||
I'm not a Balkan guy. | ||
I'm not ethically, you know, Slavic at all. | ||
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So, I don't know. | |
Albania, Kosovo, Serbia. | ||
I'm just trying to grill for God's sakes, you know. | ||
NATO bombing in Serbia. | ||
I'm just trying to grill up a hamburger. | ||
Were they justified in bombing Serbia? | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
It's kind of tough to say. | ||
It depends on what your theory of intervention is. | ||
Is it right to intervene on humanitarian grounds or Western, you know, Western control of Eastern Europe grounds? | ||
Something like that. | ||
So I don't know. | ||
It's a tough one. | ||
I don't know enough about it to give an informed opinion. | ||
It's true. | ||
Do you think they say that so people didn't start killing themselves to go to heaven? | ||
People that kill themselves, they're... I don't know. | ||
It's like thwarting the will of God. | ||
You know? | ||
It's a sin because, well... | ||
You go to hell immediately because it's a sin to kill yourself, and if you kill yourself, you can't repent for it. | ||
So, it's like every other sin is not automatic because you could always repent for it, but if you kill yourself, you can't repent for a sin against yourself. | ||
And, you know, killing yourself frustrates the natural ends that, you know, were given to you as life by God. | ||
So, I would imagine that is the case. | ||
And why it's immediate and permanent and automatic is because there's no room for repentance. | ||
So, I know that's why it's automatic. | ||
Why it's a sin, I believe, is because it's like, you know, it frustrates the natural end of your God-given life, which is, you know, you're thwarting God's plan for you. | ||
So, you know, I imagine God doesn't take kindly. | ||
He gives you life, gives you a body, you take it away from yourself. | ||
Probably not a great thing. | ||
So, Nick, he says, what is the perfect McDonald's combo meal? | ||
I don't know. | ||
They're all pretty good. | ||
I just go in for a Big Mac, fries. | ||
I usually do an extra hamburger with extra ketchup and cookies or donut fries. | ||
That's usually my combo. | ||
Angelo Gage says, the entire time I knew Zuckerberg, he only ever had one goal, to wipe out half the dialogue. | ||
What measures could be taken lawfully to solve it? | ||
Anyway, good show. | ||
I hope you don't get dusted, friend. | ||
Thank you, my man. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
All the same to you. | ||
Yeah, well, the lawful measures are Section 230, antitrust, legislation to prevent this stuff, lawsuits. | ||
You know, Jared Taylor's got one working its way through the courts. | ||
But outside of that, we don't have great options. | ||
And the options we have, all the people that could take them are not doing so. | ||
So that's why it's tough. | ||
But thanks, man. | ||
I hope you don't get dusted either. | ||
Maybe I'd be more like Spider-Man than Tony Stark, because I'm younger. | ||
But I'm smart, so I would probably be Tony Stark, I would say. | ||
Peter says, yeah, but drugs make me forget I'm an incel. | ||
So much cringe in that one. | ||
Spirit Bear says, we need a GTA mod where every NPC is Jared Holt. | ||
Disavow, disavow, disavow. | ||
Can't say that, big guy. | ||
Jared Holt is a human being. | ||
We respect his dignity as a human being. | ||
But who knows? | ||
Who knows what could happen, right? | ||
The Beautiful Truth says, when the black pill hits, would you team up with a Lebanese dude who looks and acts like a white American? | ||
Because I team up with you, Nick. | ||
America first. | ||
I'll team up with everybody. | ||
I don't discriminate. | ||
I love that. | ||
Look, I'm black. | ||
I'm Hispanic. | ||
I'm Irish. | ||
I'm all kinds of non-whites. | ||
So I'll team up with anybody, you know? | ||
It's about America first, right? | ||
So no problems there. | ||
Maddy says, I like your idea of tattooing the names of the victims of the Shoah. | ||
Sadly, only 200,000 or 300,000 names could be located. | ||
Yeah, I understand that might be a problem. | ||
You know, a lot of records are destroyed and some simply don't exist, I understand. | ||
You know, so some records, some documents, you know, with critical information just don't exist. | ||
But, you know, well, I guess 300,000 is a good start. | ||
To the six million, but we have to get them all on there or else it's not sufficient, right? | ||
Uh, by the way, it's not covert. | ||
Everyone's like, oh, that's covert anti-semitism. | ||
Literally how? | ||
Literally how? | ||
I just said I'd like to make a nice gesture and people are, you know, already typing up hit pieces and slandering me. | ||
Uh, Plastic says, what if I don't get accepted into the... Okay, we don't, we don't support that. | ||
Josh Sears says, what episode can I see the Amron explanation? | ||
I think it was on... | ||
Monday or Tuesday, but I'm not sure. | ||
It was like the first super chat of a recent show. | ||
Victor Aponte says, Nick, I liked your stream with Owen and Red Elephants. | ||
Oh, thanks, man. | ||
Glad you enjoyed. | ||
Ryazaki says, targeting the five-year-old brown kid at the Dodgem car track. | ||
Okay, I'm not reading that. | ||
Hyman Protector says, Nick, do you like Disavow? | ||
Nick, do you like any new school rappers like Playboi Carti or Lil Uzi? | ||
Are you more of an early 2010s old school Kanye kind of guy? | ||
I don't really like follow rap. | ||
I like the old school stuff. | ||
Which I listened to a lot in high school, and I like Kanye West. | ||
And I like a couple other, like, mainstream guys, like Kendrick Lamar and Chance the Rapper, but that's about it. | ||
I don't really, like, follow rap music, because I don't like most of it, honestly. | ||
Like, the trap music and that kind of stuff, not really into it. | ||
Don't really like the Migos, don't really like what you hear on the radio. | ||
So, um... | ||
But I don't listen to I don't listen to a lot of new music I listen to a lot of lo-fi 24-hour hip-hop beats to relax and study to I listen to a lot of future funk radio and Alternative lately not so much the rap so It's a new mood. | ||
Big support from a big fan. | ||
God bless. | ||
Hey, thanks, man. | ||
Leo the Great says, "When are you going to stream with Owen Benjamin again? | ||
When are you going to interview E. Michael Jones?" Probably at some time in the future, I would imagine. | ||
NickaPie says, "How much Knickers do you need to meet up, like 100k?" We're all going to the meetup, man. | ||
Everybody. | ||
Everybody is going to the Knicker meetup one of these days. | ||
Ekos says, how many shekels to have a cool inside joke with NJF? | ||
Like a thousand, I guess. | ||
VideoGameSnakes is current favorite world leader and why? | ||
Orban because he's articulating a viable alternative to liberal democracy. | ||
So Orban's pretty good. | ||
Assad's pretty cool. | ||
Assad is based. | ||
Matteo Salvini actually is my favorite because he's Italian so he's probably number one but there's a lot of good ones. | ||
Bloodhog, nothing worse than the bourgeoisie deplatforms the dissonant working man. | ||
Bring in the government, send in the tanks. | ||
Love from the left. | ||
Hey, thank you. | ||
Thank you, lefty. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
Venom says, what countries do you suggest moving to? | ||
Any country with a non-extradition treaty, with no extradition treaty with America, and also are hostile a little bit to America. | ||
You know, because Iceland, I believe, does not have an extradition treaty, but they extradite people all the time. | ||
So... | ||
I don't know. | ||
Vietnam, I believe, doesn't have an extradition treaty. | ||
Bolivia. | ||
Colombia doesn't like to cooperate, like Panama. | ||
Probably a few in Eastern Europe would be good, but I don't want to live in Eastern Europe. | ||
So, Russia is a good one. | ||
So, but I haven't looked into it. | ||
I've only just begun doing research. | ||
Gary Coleman says, why specifically was Milo banned from Facebook? | ||
It was part of the dangerous people policy. | ||
Technology Bad says, I miss the old Fuentes, straight up the show Fuentes, the white pill Fuentes, BTFO the shills Fuentes. | ||
I hate the new Fuentes. | ||
Pill Black is Cole Flentis. | ||
Okay, well the lyrics are not great here, but I understand the premise. | ||
I understand the concept pretty good. | ||
Kandor says, what is the best thing to do for the movement? | ||
For the movement, there is no movement. | ||
Just have kids, have a normal job, have a normal life, and wait, you know, wait around. | ||
Until things change. | ||
So just do do your best to live your best life. | ||
Get a nice chunk of property. | ||
Get a good job. | ||
Have a family. | ||
That's the best thing you could do. | ||
Jay says you wanted action yesterday. | ||
You got it today. | ||
Pontificating Nick. | ||
Be careful what you wish for. | ||
Oh here we go. | ||
Ron Paul is wise. | ||
You still have youthful ignorance. | ||
Yeah, Ron Paul is a real genius. | ||
Ron Paul is a real mega-mind. | ||
All you have to do is just have a simple, easy answer for everything, and it's a negative one. | ||
No government, less government, less intervention. | ||
Yeah, that's really brilliant wisdom. | ||
And I like Ron Paul, but you know, don't come at me with this You know, age stuff. | ||
My take is correct on Venezuela. | ||
You know, because I said that Venezuela intervening in there, I wouldn't mind it. | ||
You're saying, oh, well, you asked for people to get censored. | ||
Okay, retarded boomer. | ||
All libertarians can eat my shit, frankly. | ||
Snake Eaters is play Imperator from Paradox, based in Red Pill video game. | ||
Yeah, a number of my friends have been telling me to check it out. | ||
Lauren Rose is telling me to check it out. | ||
Well, she doesn't want people to know that she likes Imperidor. | ||
You know, she plays games sometimes, but she's like, hey Nick, are you going to get Imperidor? | ||
I'm like, I don't even know what this is. | ||
And I had another friend of mine. | ||
When are you going to get Imperidor? | ||
I'm like, I don't know, man. | ||
I barely figured out Stellaris. | ||
I'm playing Stellaris. | ||
All these people on the planet are committing crimes. | ||
I don't even know. | ||
I don't even know how the game works. | ||
A great con is born. | ||
Like my whole empire gets swallowed up. | ||
I can barely figure out half the games I'm playing. | ||
I'm bad at all of them. | ||
People are like, it's a super hard grand strategy game. | ||
Oh, yeah, okay. | ||
So I'll look into it. | ||
All right. | ||
Glass Half Empty says, think about you and Fenty's kids. | ||
They would be what America will be in 50 years and it's beautiful. | ||
Yeah, Castizo future. | ||
It's all of our future. | ||
German says, the real red pill is that God abandoned us due to your tacky tie. | ||
This tie isn't tacky. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
Not tacky at all. | ||
Very rude. | ||
Very nasty. | ||
You know what? | ||
You're banned. | ||
You're banned. | ||
How about a little censorship on this channel? | ||
Bad enough we're in the Blackville, people are gonna lie about my tie. | ||
It's no good. | ||
Nasty. | ||
Puppet says, what's your name usually on slither.io? | ||
I don't know what that is. | ||
Twin Reverb says, Big ZD? | ||
More like Based ZD. | ||
Yeah, that's very true. | ||
It's based when I eat it. | ||
Josh Sarris says, Trump would help us, but he's too busy listening to lo-fi chill hip-hop beats for studying and chill. | ||
Yeah, it's true. | ||
Yeah, that's probably it. | ||
Jonathan M says, disavow. | ||
I can't read this well. | ||
That's the last of our Super Chats. | ||
Thank you to all of our subscribers and Super Chatters, blah blah. | ||
Okay. | ||
Slowz says, thanks for being the biggest white pill in my life. | ||
Hey, you're welcome, big guy. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Videogames says, opinions on Courage the Cowardly Dog. | ||
Zoomer stuff was never my favorite show. | ||
I never thought it was funny or anything, but it was just always on. | ||
It was just one of those shows that was always on, you know? | ||
It just happened to be there, and you're like, well, I guess I'll just watch this now, you know? | ||
But it was never my favorite, never a big fan. | ||
It was a little creepy. | ||
We're not creepy like people make it out to be. | ||
They're like, oh, that was so creepy, that episode with the CGI guy. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
Was it that creepy? | ||
That one didn't creep me out. | ||
Nickapee says, what creeped me out was the first Scooby-Doo. | ||
You know, the first scene in the Scooby-Doo movie. | ||
That was a live-action one. | ||
That was scary. | ||
Or the cartoon zombie special for Scooby-Doo when they're on the island. | ||
That was creepy. | ||
But, you know, Courage the Cowardly Dog is kind of another goofy show. | ||
Nicope says, why don't you eat one Big Mac a day? | ||
Fast food is too good. | ||
I'm there. | ||
I'm drifting there, you know. | ||
Eco says, NJ Frentis, you are Fren. | ||
I like Frens, do you? | ||
No, the Fren meme is dumb, I think, and stale. | ||
Gen Z says, just got back from a Charlie Kirk event. | ||
He used Trump moving the embassy to Jerusalem and recognizing the Golan Heights as examples of his accomplishments. | ||
Got big applause from my NYU peers. | ||
Tiny hats. | ||
Yeah, no surprise there. | ||
What a big accomplishment for America, right? | ||
What a big achievement. | ||
What a great victory for us conservatives. | ||
Slowz says, Congo first with Natunga Jobun Fuentes. | ||
Yeah, that'll be the day. | ||
You're watching America First live from Kinshasa. | ||
Or is it Kinsasha? | ||
Kinshasa, I think it is. | ||
Live from Zaire. | ||
Congo first with Ngunbe Fuentes. | ||
Yeah, that'll be the day. | ||
I can't wait. | ||
Eco says, epic mentor keyword is, okay, I'm not going to read that. | ||
Some Cyrillic guy says, how's Nafisa? | ||
We need updates, big guy. | ||
We don't talk anymore. | ||
She's crazy. | ||
Hogpilled says, oops, scroll down too far there. | ||
Hongpild says, I'm not reading that. | ||
Eco says, take two. | ||
You can only be crazy about one thing. | ||
Don't know what that means. | ||
Takeover says, I won't blame you for fleeing. | ||
We'll miss you, buddy. | ||
You must survive so you can return one day to pick up the pieces. | ||
You're the chosen one. | ||
It's true. | ||
I'll be there. | ||
I'll always be there. | ||
It'll always be in the back of my head, my old neighborhood, and the people that I had left behind, the country that I loved. | ||
It'll be like that movie Inception, you know, and I'm trying to get back. | ||
That'll be me. | ||
This one job. | ||
That's my ticket back home. | ||
That'll be me, you know. | ||
We'll do some heist for some Chinese billionaire, and I'll be like, I make one phone call, you know, and then I'll be able to go through customs, no problem. | ||
Great movie, right? | ||
Stupid Snake says, why is everyone still obsessing over the Mueller report? | ||
Isn't Trump innocent? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Every day it's like, the Attorney General Barr's a liar, and like, who even cares? | ||
I didn't care when it was still going on, and now it's over, and And they still talk about it, you know. | ||
Goofy. | ||
Eco says, take three gay Richard Spencer impression. | ||
Take four. | ||
Another dumb joke. | ||
Great. | ||
Congratulations. | ||
Video Game Snakes says, Kosovo doesn't exist. | ||
It's called South Serbia. | ||
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Okay. | |
Slavs have a very strong opinion on this. | ||
Matty says, jokes aside, as a fellow Gen Z-er, just a year older, I can say you're our ace in the hole. | ||
We appreciate what you've done and still do. | ||
Hey, thank you, man. | ||
Gen Z, but a year older? | ||
It's pushing it a little, but okay. | ||
Nah, I'm joking. | ||
Thank you, man. | ||
It's true. | ||
I'm the victory of the people. | ||
It's my name. | ||
It's my destiny. | ||
Victory of the people. | ||
It's what it means. | ||
Right? | ||
Rugal says, God bless you, Nick. | ||
Your show's very existence ensures a brighter tomorrow. | ||
Best content at the coast. | ||
An all-around righteous fellow. | ||
Don't let the poopsters or the black pills break your iron will. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I won't. | ||
Wow, so much positivity. | ||
Really appreciating it. | ||
So it's a love fest. | ||
We're just making love all the time with the Super Chats. | ||
We're making love together. | ||
God's Plants' thoughts on Mitch McConnell. | ||
I like him in interviews. | ||
You know, he's trash, garbage. | ||
He's the reason the government shutdown failed. | ||
Dixie says, hey Nick, why do we... I'm not, I'm not even gonna attempt to read that one. | ||
TakeCover says, Nick has super chats pouring in and is still miserable. | ||
This is how you know he's not a common NRO shitbag. | ||
So true! | ||
So true, yeah. | ||
So true! | ||
We're miserable because the state of the country is bad, all right? | ||
We care. | ||
Logan S says, Nick, when are you going to get a GF? | ||
Oh, I hate this question. | ||
Never! | ||
I don't, I don't want one anymore! | ||
All these people can talk about is GF this and GF that and, you know, we need to focus a little bit less on these femoids and a little bit more on the country. | ||
That's my opinion. | ||
Frankly, listen, can I be frank for a moment? | ||
Last thing I'm concerned about at this stage in the game is some femoid trying to talk to me, bother me, hit me up online or something like that. | ||
I'm married to the show. | ||
I'm married to the country. | ||
I'm married to the movement. | ||
I'm married to Big Mac. | ||
It's all these people. | ||
Why don't you have, but what about your life and all its, and all its sacrifice, but also some woman chirping in your ear all the time? | ||
Well, I don't know, but I gotta, I gotta get on that. | ||
I gotta really get on that. | ||
That's my next highest priority. | ||
You know, gotta get on Tinder. | ||
Hello, uh, girlfriend department. | ||
Uh, yeah. | ||
I'll get right on that. | ||
And any day now, we're really, you know, people, why, why won't you have a girlfriend? | ||
All that. | ||
Well, we'll get there. | ||
We'll get there in due time, please. | ||
We got the rest of my life to be shackled to that and I have to deal with that. | ||
But for now, can you let me enjoy my night rider existence? | ||
My night drive, night walking? | ||
Big Mac, you know, totally careless existence. | ||
You know, now people are like, whoa, but you gotta, but you gotta shack up. | ||
Yeah, it could wait a little bit, it could wait. | ||
I'm gonna be 30 and I'll still be able to pump out kids, you know. | ||
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So, anyway. | |
Really triggering. | ||
We just get done talking about Katie McHugh and people, what about a GF? | ||
Yeah, we'll get right on that. | ||
Ryazaki says, dodgem cars are bumper cars. | ||
It was just a joke. | ||
Yeah, we don't really need jokes like that at the moment. | ||
McApee says, can you clarify men cheating better versus women cheating? | ||
I've talked about this a million times. | ||
It's just better. | ||
It's more, it's morally Technically probably the same, but we all know it isn't. | ||
Women cheating on men, men cheating on women. | ||
This may make people mad, but we all know it's different. | ||
And it's probably different because, you know, men I think are more able, not that anyone's completely able, but they're more able to have a sexual encounter or relationship without it being emotional. | ||
I think everybody knows that's like approaching probably the reason why, but we all intuitively understand it is a real betrayal when a woman cheats on her man. | ||
But when a man cheats on a woman, it's like, ah, yeah, it's bad. | ||
It's wrong. | ||
I'm not saying it's not wrong. | ||
I'm not saying you should do it, but I'm saying like, let's put things in perspective. | ||
You know, that's the way I feel about it at least. | ||
You will never change my mind on this. | ||
You will never change my mind. | ||
You know, when people say, but that's not fair. | ||
Yeah, you're right. | ||
Well, life isn't fair. | ||
You know, life isn't fair. | ||
I have to shoulder all the burdens of being a man. | ||
So, everybody's got their, everybody's got their pros and cons. | ||
Everybody's got their, you know, their special abilities. | ||
But also, you know, the drawbacks. | ||
So... So I will not elaborate. | ||
It's just intuitively true, and everybody knows it. | ||
And that's... I refuse to elaborate on anything anymore, any further than that. | ||
BozVivo says, Fortnite Volcano Predictions. | ||
I don't know, but you reminded me. | ||
I gotta... gotta grind. | ||
Gotta get those challenges done so I could get some of those skins. | ||
I'm only on, like, level 33 in the Battle Pass, so... Good... good reminder there. | ||
I gotta grind. | ||
Brain six has attention knickers America first discord is back at my Twitter. | ||
Yeah. | ||
No, it's not but nice try Bone Lord says Looking sharp today, King. | ||
Thank you for the show. | ||
Hey, thank you. | ||
VideoGameSnake, which version of Pokemon did you get as a kid? | ||
Excuse me. | ||
I got Pokemon Platinum and then Pokemon Silver. | ||
I got into the Pokemon thing late, alright? | ||
I know people are gonna say, that's not original, that came later. | ||
But I didn't get into it until later. | ||
You know, my friend Ryan, he turned me on to the Pokemon. | ||
He was playing it on his DSi, and I only had this black DS, and we were playing it together. | ||
And so I got it, and I got really into the Pokémon Platinum, you know? | ||
And my, my guy was Turtwig, or whatever he turns into, you know, that was my selection. | ||
And, uh... So that's the only one I ever played. | ||
I got Silver, but I never really played it that much. | ||
I got it and, uh... I played it, like, once. | ||
But I was like, really, we're gonna do this all over again? | ||
You play him one, you play one, you play them all. | ||
So... | ||
I played Platinum. | ||
Pokemon Platinum. | ||
Technology Bads' best Scooby-Doo TV movie. | ||
Me? | ||
I like Cyberchase. | ||
Cyberchase was good. | ||
I enjoyed that. | ||
But it was on PBS. | ||
Educational. | ||
But Scooby-Doo, best TV movie. | ||
The Zombie Island one was good. | ||
The Loch Ness Monster one I remember enjoying. | ||
I can't really remember too many others. | ||
Those were the ones that made the greatest impact on me. | ||
So I can't really remember the others. | ||
The Scooby-Doo Live Action 2 movie was good. | ||
I liked... I think I saw that one in theaters. | ||
That one was pretty epic. | ||
Oh, but that's on a TV movie. | ||
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Well, then I guess the zombie one. | ||
Uh, H. Kitty says, would you ever run for president? | ||
Maybe. | ||
I would never completely rule it out, but it's probably not likely, you know. | ||
After the things that I've done, things would have to get really bad before people would be willing to accept me but um i would never rule it out wouldn't mind it spirit barris is the country a good lay i've heard good things wow will you get your head out of the gutter all right uh cassie queen of spades dylan says tiana low needs to receive a backhand disavow i hate violence Disavow. | ||
Videogamesnakes says, don't get down your ties. | ||
Kino, thanks. | ||
Good night, Nick. | ||
Oh, thank you, man. | ||
Appreciate it. | ||
Interdimensional says, WinCell, you have sex, you lose. | ||
Leave your insecurities in the comments section, bros, and I'll feed your circle jerk in the next episode of Virgin Alone Feels. | ||
Wow, pretty cutting, pretty devastating super chat there, but needed to be said. | ||
Max Carson says, if debate team is gay and model UN is Chad, what is quiz team? | ||
Also gay. | ||
Quiz Bowl. | ||
We called it Scholastic Bowl, I think, in my high school. | ||
And it was all a bunch of dumb trivia nonsense. | ||
A bunch of nerds buzzing in. | ||
You know, whatever. | ||
Giving their dumb trivia answers. | ||
What was the most popular book ever? | ||
I'm buzzing in here. | ||
Dumb nonsense. | ||
All extracurricular activities except for Model UN are cringe and blue-pilled. | ||
And everybody knows that. | ||
Everything else besides Model UN. | ||
Just to give you an idea, when I was in Model UN, we represented Iran more years than once, and they literally told us, don't call Israel Israel. | ||
They said you have to refer to it exclusively as the Zionist Occupation Regime, because the real Iranian delegation would never call it Israel. | ||
That's how based in Red Pill it was. | ||
I had people who go into a committee, and the subject was like human rights. | ||
And if you were a country from Africa, you could go in there and win by saying, we oppose women's rights. | ||
So it's very based on red-pilled activity. | ||
Everything else, blue-pilled. | ||
You would expect Model UN to be blue-pilled because it's the UN and it's like a very lame crowd, but if you knew how to do it, if you knew how to navigate it skillfully, it could be the most red-pilled activity that you could participate in. | ||
So, Logan S says, Nick go to sleep, buddy. | ||
Get your eight hours in, pal. | ||
Hey, I'm not going to sleep anytime soon. | ||
I woke up, I went to bed last night at like 5 a.m., so. | ||
Peter says, hey Nick, what are your thoughts on PooPooPeePee? | ||
Thanks. | ||
Agraleb says, greetings from Pazralia, Nick. | ||
Hello, hello, Ozzy. | ||
Good to hear from you. | ||
Peter says, hey Nick, I read that one. | ||
Devin says, ooga booga, will blockchain save the internet, Nick? | ||
Nah, probably not, but It could happen. | ||
Who knows? | ||
Okay, that's our last Super Chat. | ||
Wow, so many good ones tonight. | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you for so many terrific, really stimulating Super Chats. | ||
One more here from Gen Z says, get out of here, bro. | ||
I was epic at Academic Team. | ||
Yeah, okay, gay lord. | ||
Join Model UN. | ||
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