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The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | |
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo. | ||
Not interested. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
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I've never heard of him. | |
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
Will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Fletcher. | ||
Who's that? | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. will be our freedom. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | |
He's just that. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
We'll be right back. | ||
Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
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Who's that? | |
Who's that? - The Homer's Generation. | ||
and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
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Not even once. | |
I've never heard of him. | ||
What is that? | ||
I've never heard of him. | ||
I've never heard of him. | ||
I've never heard of Nick Pudge. | ||
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Who's that? | |
Thank you. | ||
and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human being. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl, you know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
unidentified
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Not even once. | |
Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
Who's that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. not globalism. | ||
Will be our freedom. | ||
Guy, I've never heard of Nick Fudge. | ||
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Who's that? | |
The former generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human rights. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our freedom. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will not globalism, will be our freedom. will be our freedom. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
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Not even once. | |
I've never heard of it. | ||
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not populism. | ||
Will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of Big Plush. | ||
Who's that? | ||
Thank you. | ||
Thank you. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the humanists. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl. | ||
You know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
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No e-girls. | |
Never! | ||
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
Not even once. | ||
unidentified
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I've never heard of McQuadden. | |
What is that? | ||
Americanism, not globalism. | ||
Will be our freedom. | ||
I've never heard of McQuadden. | ||
Who's that? | ||
I've never heard of McQuadden. | ||
The Umar Generation. | ||
and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
The boomer generation and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. | ||
Americanism, not globalism, not globalism, will be our credo. will be our credo. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I'm sorry, Brittany and Betsy, but I just can't do it. | ||
You're an e-girl, you know the rule. | ||
No e-girls. | ||
Who's got the clip? | ||
No e-girls. | ||
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Never! | |
Hashtag never e-girls. | ||
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Not even once. | |
I've never heard of a big question. | ||
Just that. | ||
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. | ||
America first. | ||
- Good evening everybody. | ||
We're watching America First. | ||
My name is Nicholas J. Fuentes. | ||
We have a great show for you tonight. | ||
Very excited to be back with you here tonight on Monday for another week. | ||
Another great week of America First. | ||
Monday again already. | ||
And that's the great thing. | ||
That is the great thing about time is that whenever it's Friday, you're guaranteed it's going to be Monday very shortly once again. | ||
So we're back here. | ||
I am excited, though. | ||
I am pumped because there is a lot to Discussing the news of course. | ||
Some big things. | ||
And actually a big white pill tonight. | ||
Totally unexpected. | ||
Last night the President announced on Twitter that the United States is pulling out of Syria. | ||
And actually we're going to allow Turkey to invade northeastern Syria and punish the Kurds. | ||
Which is all very epic. | ||
So I'll be talking about that. | ||
That'll be our featured story for tonight. | ||
I think everybody's been talking about it. | ||
Over the last 24 hours and I think some people are a little bit confused as to what exactly the announcement means and what the implications are for the region. | ||
Maybe a little bit of background. | ||
So I'll go over and explain all the foreign policy things that are happening here about this. | ||
But basically this to me is very exciting. | ||
It goes a lot along with what I've been saying for the past month or so or for the past 30 days or something like that. | ||
That the administration really is turning things around. | ||
You know, I think we talked a lot in September about how immigration has been getting a lot better with regards to border wall funding. | ||
And you have so many provisions that have been put into effect. | ||
You know, for example, we put in that agreement with El Salvador, which went over last month. | ||
We're sending illegals back to El Salvador There was a new rule that was passed this week that says that if immigrants cannot pay for health care They can't come to the country which like eliminates a lot of them I think some headlines said that this basically eliminates chain migration, you know So immigration has been turning around which like I said, we've been talking about a lot and now it looks like maybe foreign policy Excuse me Maybe foreign policy is turning around as well. | ||
You know this Syria pullout is something that we expected to see in December or January of January of 2019 December 2018 when he initially announced a pullout from Syria and it just never happened so if this really materialized we were able to get out of the region and that would be a good thing so That'll be our featured story. | ||
We will also be talking tonight about a new law which has just passed in New York City. | ||
Very epic, very cool to see New York City just passed a law that says that if you use the term illegal immigrant in a way that is derogatory, you could be fined up to $250,000. | ||
So that's awesome. | ||
So that's another sign that things are going our way. | ||
Things are going the way we want them to. | ||
This is a sustainable system. | ||
I can't see anything... I can't see any negative consequences at all from something like this, but... | ||
Are we talking about the new rule and how this is going to affect us? | ||
You know, I don't know. | ||
I might have to get out of New York City. | ||
They might be coming for me. | ||
It'll be like in Joker. | ||
They'll be outside rioting. | ||
They'll have clown masks on. | ||
The police will be banging on the door of my... | ||
Of my luxurious New York City penthouse suite. | ||
Penthouse suite. | ||
They'll be outside. | ||
The good thing is you can't get up here. | ||
You need a special code to, you know, get in the elevator. | ||
You know how it goes in these high-class places. | ||
So not just any regular cop. | ||
Not just any regular riffraff. | ||
is going to be able to get up here, but I might have to just camp out. | ||
You know they're going to be looking for me. | ||
We use illegal immigrant as a slur all the time, and I'm hosting this show live from New York City. | ||
I might have to move somewhere else. | ||
I might have to move to, I don't know, maybe out west where I won't be persecuted for my freedom of speech, right? | ||
But, in any case, we'll be discussing that, and it should be a pretty good, pretty exciting show. | ||
You know, the foreign policy stuff, I have to say, it's my I like to talk about it, but I know a lot of the news, the details, it could be a little bit dense, it could be a little bit thick. | ||
But that's the news, that's what we're going to be talking about. | ||
And contained in it is a white pill, so that's a good thing. | ||
But before we dive into the current events, just a couple of things. | ||
Just some minor things to tell you. | ||
This weekend I recorded, and it was published, an interview of me! | ||
I was interviewed on the San Francisco Review of Books podcast. | ||
And if you've never heard of this before, that is Joseph Cotto and Dr. Paul Gottfried. | ||
They co-host together this podcast, and so I appeared on their show for about an hour and a half. | ||
This was published, I think, on Saturday night, very early Sunday morning, and you can find the link on my telegram. | ||
You can also just search it up on YouTube, San Francisco Review of Books or Paul Gottfried or something like this, but it was a very big honor for me. | ||
I know if you watch this show for a long time, you might have heard me mention Dr. Paul Gottfried before. | ||
He's been a very big influence on me, a very big influence on our movement. | ||
You know, a lot of people, I think through the show, and it's a good way in a lot of ways, a lot of people through this show may know the name Jarrett Taylor, Samuel Francis. | ||
These are now pretty common names that we throw out on the show, that they are an inspiration. | ||
Pat Buchanan. | ||
But Paul Gottfried is right up there as a paleoconservative in terms of his influence, in terms of the intellectual and academic output. | ||
I mean, he's put out some of the definitive books on conservatism, on the right-wing, on things that have been happening in the country. | ||
The guy's off the charts. | ||
Brilliant. | ||
So it was a huge honor to sit down with him and have a conversation. | ||
And Joseph Kato, of course, was great as well. | ||
So if you want to check that out, like I said, the link is in my telegram. | ||
It was a pretty good conversation. | ||
Have to say, the good doctor, Dr. Godfrey, he had his dog. | ||
Sort of barking throughout the show a lot of people pointed this out in the comments. | ||
It's okay. | ||
It's okay It didn't bother me too much But you know a lot of people are surprised that the dog kept interrupting and once again We are red-pilled on the dog question once again You know, we are awakened up. | ||
We are awakened a little bit to the DQ, the classic dog question. | ||
Are they really such a good idea after all? | ||
You know, everybody loves them. | ||
They're so cute. | ||
But, you know, can you really do a podcast with them hanging around? | ||
When you're allergic to them, they're barking, they're scratching at the door. | ||
So it's further proof, but... | ||
Anyway, that's out there. | ||
I also want to announce, I know some of you probably saw this on Twitter, but some groper challenged Dave Smith to a debate on my behalf. | ||
I guess Dave Smith is this libertarian podcaster. | ||
I looked him up and I had actually seen him on Red Eye. | ||
He was on Red Eye years ago, if you remember the show on Fox News. | ||
It was this Sort of like comedy show with Greg Gutfeld at 2 a.m. | ||
on Fox, and I used to watch this all the time in high school. | ||
He used to be on there, so I'm actually familiar with him, but somebody challenged him to a debate. | ||
I think somebody said, hey smarty Jew pants, Nick Fuentes is a statist, and he'll beat you in a debate. | ||
These are not my words! | ||
I did not authorize this or say this, but He very nicely said, yeah, I'm in. | ||
I'll debate Nick. | ||
This is a great way to challenge me to a debate. | ||
And so I spoke with him this morning and we will be debating on his podcast on Wednesday. | ||
So you can look forward to that as well. | ||
I know people have been asking if I'm gonna reach out at what the deal is. | ||
So that's how we're gonna do it. | ||
So that's all the housekeeping things. | ||
You know, the Paul Gottfried interview is up. | ||
The Dave Smith debate is upcoming. | ||
That'll be on Wednesday. | ||
One other thing before we dive into the current events. | ||
I do just want to give you an update on Joker. | ||
Okay, I don't know about you, but this is the only thing I've been able to think about for the past week, for the past five days. | ||
Can anybody else relate to this? | ||
You know, I just keep the same scenes and lines, they just keep going over and over again in my head. | ||
And, you know, we didn't actually see any kind of terrorist attack, right? | ||
The media had been hyping up with the premiere of Joker on Thursday that there would be incel terrorism, that there would be white nationalist terrorism that would accompany the premiere of Joker, which is retarded! | ||
Because, like I said on, I think, Friday, All the people that they're saying would commit the terrorism want to see the movie! | ||
So it wouldn't even make any sense, right? | ||
You know, if you were like a black nationalist, if there were a really hardcore pro-black nationalist movie, they wouldn't say, oh, I'm gonna go shoot that thing. | ||
They wouldn't say that, right? | ||
They wouldn't go and kill their fellow black nationalists. | ||
It wouldn't make any sense, right? | ||
So, surprising nobody, all this media paranoia and Anxiety about a shooting didn't happen, but you know, right before I got on the show, I started to think about it, and I thought, you know, the movie Joker, of course, was inspired by the movie Taxi Driver. | ||
If anybody has been really reading into this stuff, the director, Todd Phillips, was really inspired for this movie by Martin Scorsese. | ||
He was a protege, I guess, of Martin Scorsese, so there are nods in the film to Taxi Driver to the King of Comedy. | ||
And the more I thought about it, the more I realized, you know, Taxi Driver, there were other people that were obsessed with the movie Taxi Driver, right? | ||
I forget the name, but I think somebody attempted to kill somebody in the 1980s. | ||
And this happened many years after Taxi Driver came out. | ||
The guy that tried to kill Ronald Reagan, they said that he watched Taxi Driver like 160 times. | ||
Look, I'm not saying anything. | ||
I'm just saying, you know, maybe there's time. | ||
We're not out of the woods yet, right? | ||
I mean, the movie still has to sort of marinate in the public consciousness. | ||
I wouldn't breathe a sigh of relief just yet. | ||
You know, you're not going to get killed in the movie theater watching this, probably, but I don't know. | ||
I mean, maybe if you resemble anybody in the film who gets killed or shot, you know, maybe you wanna, maybe you wanna be careful. | ||
Maybe there's like a 10-year moratorium and we can finally say we're good. | ||
Anyway, the update is not like that. | ||
I was just thinking about that before I came on the show. | ||
The update is that this movie is smashing all these records. | ||
I did just want to throw this out there because, you know, again, it just speaks to how much the media lies. | ||
I think in a big way perhaps the media was lying about this stuff, hyping up the mass shooting threat to depress turnout, to suppress turnout for the film, to make this movie fail. | ||
Because at the end of the day, and people can say the director is Jewish, and Joaquin Phoenix is Jewish, and he was born in a sex cult, and there's weird things going on. | ||
And they can say that it's all Hollywood and maybe the movie itself is a psyop against white people, but at the end of the day I think the media just simply doesn't like that this is a movie that gives a sympathetic portrayal to a white man. | ||
I think that's really what it's about. | ||
It's about a victimized white man and somebody who goes off and the whole portrayal is actually a triumph. | ||
It's a triumph of an aggrieved male Who it is acknowledged that he is suffering, he is a victim, he is alone, and he's able to rise up. | ||
And I think that is why the media hates this. | ||
And I think in a big way that's why they were willing to go along with this hype and paranoia and say, Well, I don't know. | ||
There's this rumor that there's going to be a mass shooting. | ||
You better not go see the movie. | ||
I think they wanted to fail. | ||
And if you look at the reviews, I think it reflects that. | ||
You know, I read a review in Slate today by some femoid, and she said, this movie is, like, boring. | ||
Don't see the Joker movie because you'll get killed. | ||
Don't see it because it's, like, boring, and it's about a white man who's sad, who even cares, you know? | ||
And so I hear all this stuff from the media, and I say, it is actually... we keep seeing this in different expressions, but it is, to me, It shows that the people are perhaps rising up against the media. | ||
They're not listening. | ||
They know it's a bunch of nonsense. | ||
And I'll read you the statistic here is that the movie raised, or grossed rather, $96 million domestically in its opening weekend. | ||
And it reached $151 million overseas. | ||
So the global opening for this movie was a quarter of a billion dollars. | ||
$247 million. | ||
And that is the biggest opening for the month of October ever! | ||
And the fourth highest opening for an R-rated movie ever. | ||
So this is like an all-time record movie, and it just goes to show the media just lies about this stuff. | ||
You know, it's all it's all made up. | ||
I saw it on Thursday. | ||
I went and saw it again on Saturday at night, and I have to say it really did live up to the hype. | ||
It's one of the few things in the last, well, a long time that I've been excited about, you know? | ||
So if you haven't seen it already, what are you doing, man? | ||
What the hell's wrong with you? | ||
I still have friends that are DMing me, oh I didn't see it, Joey Mole texted me today and he said, I still haven't seen the movie. | ||
I'm like, what? | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
I was gonna see it a third time this morning, you haven't seen it once? | ||
Anyway, so you should see it. | ||
It's very epic. | ||
But we can't... we have to move on already. | ||
It's America first, not Joker first. | ||
I'm sure a lot of people are saying, all right, we get it. | ||
You've been talking about it forever. | ||
Maybe you just don't understand. | ||
Maybe you don't understand the joke, right? | ||
But we're gonna move on. | ||
We'll talk about this New York City rule here. | ||
I can't. | ||
This is just crazy. | ||
The country that we live in, it's just like in joke. | ||
Are things getting crazier out there? | ||
Is it just me or are things getting crazier out there? | ||
This rule in New York City, they say that now you can't use the term illegal immigrant, illegals, illegal alien in any way to demean people, to insult people, or else it's against the law. | ||
And I'll read to you, this is a report about this from NBC. | ||
It says quote using the terms illegal alien or illegals with quote the intent to demean humiliate or harass a person in New York City is against the law and can result in fines as high as $250,000 according to a new guidance from the city's Commission on Human Rights. | ||
Do you see why I say human rights is bullshit? | ||
A lot of people watch this show, I'm sure, and they hear me say things like this, and they're like, Human rights! | ||
Democracy! | ||
We love these things! | ||
How could anybody have a problem with human rights? | ||
What are you, a fascist? | ||
No, but what are you, retarded? | ||
At this point, They just make up all these nice sounding things and under the aegis of human rights or equity or whatever, they're just killing us, you know? | ||
They're just chopping our heads off. | ||
What do you mean? | ||
How is this a human right? | ||
It's a human right that... that's the opposite of human rights. | ||
This is a human restriction. | ||
I can't say illegal alien because I might offend somebody. | ||
What human right is that? | ||
A human's right to break the law and then not get offended here? | ||
So, anyway. | ||
So, whenever you hear, like, Center for Human Rights, or anybody's advancing human rights, they're advancing Satanism. | ||
They're advancing the devil. | ||
Invariably. | ||
You know, anyway. | ||
The guidance which was issued September 25th also makes it illegal to harass or discriminate against someone for their use of another language or their limited English proficiency and threatening to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement on a person based on a discriminatory motive. | ||
The Deputy Mayor says, quote, we take immense pride in our city's diversity and the immigrant communities that call New York City home. | ||
No New Yorker is discriminated against based on their immigration status or their national origin. | ||
He says, quote, this new legal enforcement guidance will help ensure that no New Yorker is discriminated against based on their immigration status or their national origin. | ||
Approximately 37% of New York City residents were born outside of the United States. | ||
37%, according, excuse me, to a annual report from the New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs. | ||
New York is also among the most linguistically diverse cities in the world, with hundreds of languages being spoken throughout the five boroughs. | ||
Awesome! | ||
Well, discrimination on the basis of immigration status and natural origin has been illegal in the city for decades under the New York City Human Rights Law. | ||
This new guidance reaffirms these protections by providing specific examples of discrimination in housing, public accommodations, and employment. | ||
So there it is. | ||
I mean, this is what it's really about at the end of the day. | ||
You know, they can say that they're criminalizing the use of the term illegal alien, but what it's really about is they want illegal immigrants to keep getting the programs. | ||
It's all about the programs. | ||
What this human rights law is all about is we gotta make sure that whether you're illegal, whoever you are, you can keep getting free public housing and free public transportation and you can keep getting SNAP. | ||
And you can get all the services that are being paid for by the citizens without being asked any questions, without being asked for a contribution. | ||
I mean that's probably the bottom line here. | ||
But it just goes to show these are the ways in which the country is going to change under democratic rule once Democrats get into power. | ||
And do you see how these things materially hurt our ability to meaningfully organize and change the country? | ||
In the right direction? | ||
You know, this is just another testament to the fact that acceleration, this kind of argument, which I hear all the time, a lot of people say we look at Donald Trump and they say the administration has not been making the progress that we want to see. | ||
Maybe the administration has been co-opted by neocons or by liberals. | ||
I might agree with a lot of that, right? | ||
Or maybe whoever we elect in the presidential election, it doesn't have a huge impact on policy. | ||
We see that the steady state, the deep state, Seems to have their hand on things, no matter what civilian leader is in office. | ||
You know, I understand a lot of these arguments. | ||
But a lot of people then come to the conclusion that, well, if it doesn't matter who we elect, and if Donald Trump was a failure, well then, all of politics is hopeless. | ||
And anybody that we put up, a Republican, anybody who's conservative or identifies as conservative, well, this is merely delaying the inevitable. | ||
Instead of delaying the inevitable, we should facilitate and quicken the pace after which we're going to reach the inevitable. | ||
By electing Democrats, we need to get to some sort of breakup point. | ||
We need to get to some sort of flashpoint where things will explode. | ||
By electing a Democrat, we can accelerate and get to the end of this horrible saga and maybe start fresh. | ||
The problem with this kind of thinking is that once the Democrats get into power, the first thing they're going to accelerate is the arrest, the oppression, the suppression of our views. | ||
You know, day one, they're going to take our guns, they're going to shut down free speech, they're going to start putting us in jail, you know, getting us on all kinds of crazy charges. | ||
They're going to get us completely off the internet. | ||
I know that's happening already, don't get me wrong. | ||
But they're going to use the government to intervene and make that happen. | ||
They're going to start going after websites. | ||
You know, if you thought it was bad when it was just the private sector being pressured, like Cloudflare or Facebook or whatever, imagine when the government is actually leaning on these services. | ||
And saying, you need to take down 4chan, you need to take down whatever. | ||
It might not seem like it could get any worse, but believe me, it definitely could. | ||
You know, so it's in these ways that the government would start to lean on us first, and then our ability to network, to organize, to even talk openly about the problem is gone. | ||
This is the problem that's happening in the United Kingdom. | ||
This law that New York City has is very similar to the hate speech laws that you see in Canada, that you see in the United Kingdom, that you see in continental Europe, where in these countries they can't even meaningfully talk about the immigration problem, or globalism, or things like this. | ||
Because if they talk about it in slightly the wrong way, they literally get arrested for it, and in many cases they get put in jail. | ||
You know, we heard about, I think it was in Well, it was the United Kingdom, of course, where, what was it, Count Dankula was almost put in jail because his cat threw up a Roman salute. | ||
You've heard these stories from the United Kingdom where somebody puts a piece of bacon on the doorknob of a mosque and they get put in jail for the rest of their life, you know? | ||
There are cases, if you can believe this, in Germany, where if you deny the Holocaust, you get put in jail. | ||
Can you believe this? | ||
There was a woman named Ursula Haverbeck. | ||
She was, I think, late 80s. | ||
80-year-old woman, approaching 90. | ||
She would write these columns in a German newspaper about how she didn't believe that 6 million died in the Holocaust. | ||
And by the way, that is ridiculous! | ||
We would never endorse such an opinion! | ||
But simply for... I mean, she didn't deny it on a very technical level. | ||
I mean, she's not denying that it happened. | ||
She just said it's probably very exaggerated for political effect. | ||
That's just her argument. | ||
She got put in jail for years! | ||
She's almost 90 years old. | ||
She got put in jail because she had the wrong opinion. | ||
Because the intolerant, regressive left didn't like that opinions other than the left-wing opinion existed. | ||
So they threw her in jail. | ||
And that's one crazy... I mean, we would never say anything like that. | ||
But that's one of many examples. | ||
You know, the mosque thing, and the pug, Count Dankula. | ||
Where we see that you can't actually organize, you can't even begin to solve a problem, if we can't even talk openly about it. | ||
You know, they get the liberty in the media and they have the power, right? | ||
I mean, they are enabled and empowered to say anti-white things all day long. | ||
That's what we're up against, right? | ||
their messaging, they can say whatever they want, and they get it amplified from all the legacy media, and all of social media, and all the major institutions in the whole country. | ||
And fortunately, because America is a global hegemon, our institutions control all the world's institutions, all the transnational organizations, all of our intervention overseas, all the cultural pressure we exert is driven by our paused gay all the cultural pressure we exert is driven by our paused gay | ||
So, not only does the media, all these other people, they get to say whatever they want to push their agenda, but they have the biggest platform in the history of mankind, which is this media apparatus, right? | ||
Now, what we have going for us is you have this show, you know, you have this show and others like it. | ||
There are many shows like it, but this show is mine, where I get to come on the show and tell 2,000 people every night in coded dog whistle irony language about what's happening. | ||
That's the asymmetry that exists. | ||
It's like the global mass media apparatus, NGOs, the UN, I mean everybody, and then it's like my show. | ||
It's like Tucker Carlson, ostensibly. | ||
It's like some other right-wing podcast and YouTube shows. | ||
That's what it is now. | ||
Now they're saying that, well, even what I say on the show is now illegal. | ||
Now it's against the law for even me to do this little show, this little Joker-esque show, little Joker-mode Hong Kong show. | ||
How are we going to fix anything if that's the case? | ||
Nobody's even going to know about it. | ||
They're going to go through school, they're going to go through college, they watch TV, they listen to their parents, and they won't even hear about it. | ||
Maybe they don't even know what an illegal immigrant is. | ||
They don't even know the distinction. | ||
Maybe they don't even know that entering the country without papers is illegal at all. | ||
This is the kind of thing that we're talking about. | ||
This is the fate that we face. | ||
And I know I could go off and tell you, well, this is like liberal madness, but I mean, this is really the end game. | ||
At this point, every political decision, every policy that is passed Has to be judged from the context of it is merely now a naked race for power between... It's a nude race. | ||
It's completely naked. | ||
Nobody's allowed to wear any clothes. | ||
It's a naked... Well, it's a naked power grab. | ||
It's a race to see who can seize and consolidate the most power and crush the other side. | ||
That's all it is anymore. | ||
You know, so people can say, well, well, these Democrats are really being hypocrites. | ||
Yo, they're really not playing fair. | ||
Making it illegal to talk about illegal aliens? | ||
Well, that's not what the Founding Fathers have in mind. | ||
Oh, will you die? | ||
As if anybody cares about this anymore. | ||
Do you think anybody on the left is really, like, sitting there scratching their heads and saying, well... | ||
You know, Bill, Bill de Blasio, this violates the First Amendment, man. | ||
I mean, does this really conform to our principles? | ||
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What are they going to say? | |
What about our conscience, man? | ||
I mean, this goes against everything that we say, that we stand for. | ||
Do you think they're saying this when they're writing these bills, or are they thinking, we need to crush the opposition and drive them into the ground? | ||
We need to make their speech illegal. | ||
We need to make their activity illegal. | ||
We need to take their weapons and their ability to defend themselves. | ||
We need to drive them out of their communities and their homes. | ||
We need to put them under surveillance and put them under our control on public housing, public transportation, under the eye of the state. | ||
I mean, that's obviously the thought process. | ||
And we stupidly on the right are sitting around like, gee, Donald Trump, you know, I'm a Republican, but I'm going to put my principles over my party. | ||
I'm going to put my... I mean, it's just totally stupid, but that's what it is. | ||
I mean, the left understands this. | ||
The right, it should be this, but we don't really get that yet. | ||
So, you know, I could come on the show and say, Oh, here we go again. | ||
Free speech under attack. | ||
Yeah, duh. | ||
The first thing that's going to go when they get in the Supreme Court is the First Amendment. | ||
You'll get hate speech legislation, and the first thing that they're going to make illegal is Holocaust denial. | ||
Mark my words. | ||
They'll get liberal judges on the Supreme Court, they will hear a case about the First Amendment, and they will read into the First Amendment that it is okay to ban hate speech. | ||
And then you'll see Holocaust laws. | ||
You'll see BDS, Israel laws. | ||
We already have those on the books. | ||
Then you'll see just blanket hate speech laws. | ||
And then we're done! | ||
Because the hate speech law says you can't say anything negative about minorities. | ||
And let's just say we have a lot to say! | ||
We have a lot to say! | ||
You know, just kidding. | ||
We have only... But really, I mean, don't you see that that's really what it's all about at the end of the day? | ||
What is hate speech? | ||
What is racism? | ||
If you have anything bad or anything generalized to say about non-white people, you're a hater. | ||
That's hate speech. | ||
You're a racist. | ||
That's illegal. | ||
That's what they want to criminalize. | ||
Why would they want to criminalize negative opinions about minorities? | ||
They're not criminalizing hate speech against white people. | ||
Are they criminalizing people saying that white people, lying by the way, that white people were genocidal against the Native Americans? | ||
We're vicious slave owners and things like this? | ||
Of course not! | ||
It's only, are white people going to be negative towards these people? | ||
And that's because people are going to start to realize, hey, this multiculturalism stuff does not come without a cost. | ||
Does not come without some cons, some downsides. | ||
And they want to make it illegal to bring those up because they want the system to keep going and nobody really to wake up. | ||
And maybe by the time that they do wake up and grow a pair and start to challenge it, well, it'll already be too late. | ||
And that's what this is about. | ||
So, in New York City, you gotta get out. | ||
Hopefully, and I'm hoping that one of these days, one of these laws will make it to the Supreme Court, but it's just ridiculous. | ||
Things like this have been going on for years. | ||
You know, and I mentioned earlier these BDS laws. | ||
You've got these laws now where you can't have a government contract if you don't basically sign a loyalty oath to Israel. | ||
That's not exactly consistent with the First Amendment. | ||
Where's the legal challenge, right? | ||
Where's the legal challenge against a law like this? | ||
It's crazy to me how these things remain on the books. | ||
Well, I guess maybe not very crazy when you realize who the lawyers are, right? | ||
Who's going to take this case to the Supreme Court? | ||
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You know what? | |
What lawyer are you going to hire that's going to, you know, stick up for BDS, right? | ||
I guess there's a lot of liberal lawyers who would do it, but I think you understand, right? | ||
So that's the New York City illegal immigrant law. | ||
I don't know, I'm just not going to be able to go anywhere anymore. | ||
I'm not going to be able to go to Europe. | ||
I'm not going to be able to go to the United Kingdom. | ||
Not going to be able to go to New York City. | ||
Where are we going to go? | ||
Where are we going to go? | ||
It's going to happen everywhere. | ||
And then where do you go? | ||
You just have to leave the earth. | ||
All right, so that's New York City. | ||
Crazy times. | ||
Gotta get out of there. | ||
You know, you can't even say... and this is like legal status, right? | ||
It's not even like you're saying, hey, hey Mexican, get out of my face. | ||
You know, it's like these people came here illegally. | ||
It's like saying you can't use murderer. | ||
That's discriminatory language. | ||
You can't say rapist. | ||
Because that really insults and demeans people. | ||
It's a crime! | ||
It is a legal term. | ||
It is a completely descriptive legal term. | ||
You came here illegally. | ||
You are foreign. | ||
You're an alien. | ||
You're an illegal alien. | ||
And we don't want lawbreakers in the country. | ||
So anyway, it's just completely ridiculous. | ||
But we're gonna move on. | ||
We're gonna talk about this foreign policy situation. | ||
We're gonna talk about Syria. | ||
This is a white pill. | ||
If New York City is a black pill, This is a white pill. | ||
So, like I said, this was announced late yesterday. | ||
Very surprising. | ||
I did not see this coming. | ||
Did not hear about this. | ||
Pleasant surprise. | ||
But the president essentially announced that we were going to pull our troops out of northeastern Syria. | ||
So, if you've been following the Syrian civil war, which I know everybody's been dutifully updating their live map of Syria on that website and monitoring all the changes in You know, territorial control and things like this, as I have been. | ||
But over the years, the Assad government in Syria has gradually regained control of the country. | ||
The rebels have all but been defeated. | ||
ISIS has basically been defeated. | ||
There are a few remaining rebel strongholds. | ||
The only major distinctions that now exist, major territorial occupation, Is on the part of the Assad regime, of course. | ||
You've got a little bit of Turkish activity in the northwest of Syria. | ||
And of course, we occupy the northeast of Syria with the Kurds. | ||
The Kurds historically have lived in northeastern Syria. | ||
We have troops there. | ||
I believe we have 2,000 troops on the ground. | ||
These are the official numbers. | ||
If you add in government contractors who are not doing combat work, I think it's something like 5,000 American personnel in northeastern Syria that are Assisting the Kurds with their operations and things like that. | ||
We've been there since the Obama administration. | ||
Trump said in December of 2018, so last year, I think it was December 21st, he announced that we were going to pull all of our troops out of Syria within 30 days, which was a fulfillment of his campaign promise. | ||
He said in 2016 that he was going to pull all the troops out of Syria and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, particularly in Syria. | ||
He said that we really have no beef with the Assad regime. | ||
It became official American policy in April 2017. | ||
That we were not even going to attempt to pursue regime change in Syria. | ||
That we were going to allow Assad to remain in power and eventually we seek to get out of the region once ISIS was defeated. | ||
Well, ISIS has been defeated. | ||
Assad has regained and consolidated control over the vast majority of the country. | ||
And so now America is saying that we are going to go home and we are going to allow Turkey to conduct these major military operations in northern Syria. | ||
They are going to implement a safe zone, and they are going to take responsibility for a lot of these ISIS fighters who have been captured in the region. | ||
So I'll read to you, this is a report about this development, this news update. | ||
This is from antiwar.com. | ||
It says, quote, In a surprise announcement, late Sunday night, the White House press secretary released a statement that said, quote, Today President Donald Trump spoke with Turkish President Erdogan by telephone Turkey will soon be moving forward with its long-planned operation in northern Syria. | ||
The United States Armed Forces will not support or be involved in that operation, and the U.S. | ||
forces, having defeated the ISIS territorial caliphate, will no longer be in the immediate area. | ||
The statement does not make it clear if U.S. | ||
troops will fully withdraw from Syria or if they will just relocate. | ||
The statement also says, quote, Turkey will now be responsible for all ISIS fighters in the area captured over the past two years. | ||
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces said on Saturday that it would, quote, not hesitate to turn any unprovoked attack by Turkey into an all-out war to defend the region of northeast Syria that it controls. | ||
The SDF responded to a threat by Turkish President Erdogan, who said on Saturday that Turkey will soon launch a, quote, air and ground military operation You know, so for context, the Kurds are a big problem, okay? | ||
You might have heard about the Kurds before. | ||
They're the largest ethnic minority in the country without a homeland if you exclude white people, I guess. | ||
Largest ethnic minority in the world without a country to call their own. | ||
And you've got Kurds in Iran, you've got them in Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and historically they've been discriminated against, they have been deprived of precious political autonomy, in some cases human rights. | ||
You know, for example, one of the justifications for why we went into Iraq was to help the Kurds who were allegedly being genocided by Saddam Hussein. | ||
So the Kurds are in northern Syria. | ||
They're also in southeastern Turkey. | ||
And like this article says, they are considered, this YPG militia, is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey. | ||
The Kurds have been conducting military operations in Turkey, in Syria. | ||
They've conducted big terrorist attacks in Ankara, in Istanbul, in Turkey. | ||
And so these people are not winners. | ||
These people are not totally blameless. | ||
They're not, you know, we're going to get into this in a moment. | ||
But a lot of these neocons in DC make it out like the Kurds are these democratic heroes. | ||
They're like Israel 2.0. | ||
They're the best, whatever. | ||
And so what Turkey has been wanting to do for the longest time is that since the Syrian civil war has broken out, the Kurds along the Syrian-Turkish border have gotten a lot of political autonomy. | ||
They've gotten a lot of maneuverability, a lot of resources. | ||
This has obviously caused big anxiety for the Turks. | ||
You know, if they consider the Kurds a threat to the stability of Turkey, And they're a national security threat to Turkey and now they are basically independent from the government in Damascus right all across the stretch of the Syrian-Turkish border. | ||
They have sought to regain control of that border with military occupation. | ||
I think they did this last year. | ||
We talked about this at length. | ||
Turkey went into Afrin in northwestern Syria, and they now control a little bit of a stronghold in northern Syria. | ||
They threatened at the time to march all the way from Afrin and some of these provinces in the northwest all the way east, and they said that they would attack American bases, and America must withdraw, and all of this, because they wanted to secure the entire length of the Syrian-Turkish border in order to get these Kurds under control. because they wanted to secure the entire length of the America at the time said, no, no, you don't. | ||
You're not going to attack northeastern Syria. | ||
We control northeastern Syria, and the Kurds are our allies. | ||
So in August, we worked out a deal with the Turks, And I'll read to you, this is from the same source, it says, quote, in August, Turkey and the U.S. | ||
agreed to create a safe zone in Kurdish controlled Syria along the Turkish border to settle some 2 million Syrian refugees. | ||
Part of the deal was to clear the area of all Kurdish fighters, which Erdogan complains the U.S. | ||
military has failed to do. | ||
So essentially in order to avert an invasion by Turkey against American Kurdish occupied northern Syria, we struck a deal and we said we will secure a safe zone along the border and in exchange basically for you not invading northeastern Syria, this ground and air operation against the Kurds, you know you've already taken this rebel stronghold in the northwest, | ||
In order to prevent you from going east, we will make a deal and we will force the Kurds to take out all their heavy weaponry and all the Kurdish soldiers along the border with Turkey. | ||
That didn't happen. | ||
That was promised in August. | ||
It hasn't materialized. | ||
So now, and the Kurds broke their end of the deal, by the way. | ||
That's the Kurds' fault. | ||
So in response to this, I guess now the United States is saying, you know, look, we really have no reason to be in Syria anymore. | ||
Assad has regained control of the government. | ||
ISIS has been defeated. | ||
That's what we were there to do. | ||
The Kurds have broken their end of the deal, you know, so I don't think we were really in a position to be charitable towards them any longer. | ||
So we're going to allow Turkey to secure their border, we're going to pull out, and we'll let them also then take responsibility for ISIS. | ||
In exchange for us allowing them to move into northern Syria, they will now become responsible for these ISIS fighters, for defeating ISIS and, you know, remaining In general, it's a great deal. | ||
I think this is great. | ||
Like I said, this is what the President promised in 2015 and 2016. | ||
Get us out of the Middle East, and specifically out of Syria. | ||
Nobody gives them any money or funds or weaponry or anything like that. | ||
Then that was the deal that we made with Turkey. | ||
So in general, it's a great deal. | ||
I think this is great. | ||
Like I said, this is what the president promised in 15 and 16. | ||
Get us out of the Middle East and specifically out of Syria. | ||
A lot of people know about Iraq and Afghanistan, but we've got troops in Iraq still. | ||
I just said Iraq. | ||
We've got troops, rather, in Yemen still. | ||
You know, we are helping to fight the Saudis war in Yemen. | ||
We've actually got troops on the ground. | ||
And we are using this ridiculous justification under the authorization of the use of military force, we're allowed to have troops in Yemen. | ||
We say that we're fighting Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, but that group is under control. | ||
So at this point, we're just helping the Saudis fight a civil war in Yemen. | ||
We've got troops in West Africa. | ||
We've got them in Nigeria. | ||
We've got them in Niger. | ||
We've got them in Burkina Faso. | ||
We've got them in Chad. | ||
We've got troops in Syria. | ||
We've got troops everywhere. | ||
I mean, all over the region, you know? | ||
So, at the bare minimum, we would expect that we'd be pulling out from some of these peripheral regions where, like, we don't even know why we're there. | ||
Most people don't even know that we are there in the first place. | ||
You know, so it's fulfilling his promise. | ||
We're getting out. | ||
It's not our business. | ||
You know, we were there allegedly to fight ISIS, right? | ||
The real reason that we were in Syria was to destabilize and eventually pursue regime change against Assad. | ||
That's why we were there. | ||
You know, if you remember all these deliberations in the Obama administration when Assad used chemical weapons and When the Arab Spring was happening the original intent was to put American boots on the ground and military supplies so that this moderate opposition could overthrow Assad and throw Syria into chaos just like Iraq. | ||
And of course who would benefit the most from this is Israel. | ||
It's been Israel's explicit foreign policy for 30 years, probably a lot longer, to destabilize Syria. | ||
Israel has been in a state of perpetual war against Syria, I think since Israel started, or at the very least since 1967. | ||
They have been in a perpetual war for decades against Syria. | ||
And the idea is that if Syria is destabilized, Then Israel can disrupt a lot of these supply lines from Iran and from these other countries into Lebanon, specifically into Hezbollah and some of these Palestinian groups in the West Bank. | ||
And so it is ultimately serving the foreign policy interest of Israel to keep Syria divided, to keep it warring internally, to keep it destabilized so that it cannot defend itself. | ||
You know, Israel has been conducting these huge airstrikes in Syria for years, and totally with impunity. | ||
They go in there and they bomb whoever they want, whenever they want. | ||
Normally this is an act of war. | ||
Normally this is against international law, you know. | ||
But because the Assad regime is still, you know, battling off rebels and terrorists and all this, they can't really respond meaningfully to Israel. | ||
So because they're destabilized, Israel can go in and they can do whatever they want. | ||
They can have their way. | ||
They can have their way with Lebanon. | ||
They can have their way with the West Bank. | ||
You know, this is essentially why we are there. | ||
That's why we've been there for years. | ||
So Trump, I think it was last year, he said in a phone call with Erdogan, this was in December of last year, he said, Erdogan told him, you know, why is America still in Syria? | ||
And Trump said, I don't know. | ||
We're there to fight ISIS, right? | ||
Well, ISIS is gone. | ||
So why are we still there? | ||
He said last year we were going to pull out. | ||
And this leads me to a little bit of my skepticism. | ||
At the end of the day, we are there for Israel. | ||
We're not there for ISIS. | ||
We're not there to prevent the spread of ISIS. | ||
You know how we could stop the spread of ISIS ideology or the resurgence of ISIS? | ||
We could stop funding them. | ||
We could stop giving them material support. | ||
You know, all these neocons in Washington. | ||
Well, if America pulls out of the region, who's to say that an ISIS-like group doesn't emerge again? | ||
There's not a resurgence of extremist activity. | ||
Well, I know a way. | ||
I know a way that you could prevent that. | ||
You could stop doing these billion-dollar arms contracts with Saudi Arabia. | ||
You could stop being the number one defense contractor in the world or arms dealer in the world. | ||
You get stopped through our proxies, through our allies like Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia, giving material support to Al-Qaeda, Al-Nusra Front, the so-called modern opposition. | ||
Where do you think ISIS came from? | ||
Where do you think ISIS came from? | ||
Really ask yourself. | ||
You think these guys came out of nowhere? | ||
You know, it's just like Al-Qaeda. | ||
Is anybody really sure that Osama Bin Laden ever even existed? | ||
Right? | ||
That he wasn't just some CIA spook? | ||
He wasn't just some invention of the government? | ||
And we believe in ISIS very strongly. | ||
You know, I don't know. | ||
So I would say that would probably be the best reason. | ||
At the end of the day, or the best way that we could do that, at the end of the day we are there for Israel. | ||
And if we are there for Israel, well, who's bankrolling Trump's re-election campaign? | ||
Sheldon Adelson? | ||
Okay, the Zionist Organization of America, or whatever? | ||
You know, so are we really going to pull out of Syria? | ||
He said in December, like I said, we're going to pull out in 30 days. | ||
And then he got a phone call, and then he said, uh, actually we're going to get out in 60 days, because logistically we just can't do it in 30 days. | ||
And then he got a visit from Lindsey Graham, and then it was 90 days. | ||
And then it was very soon. | ||
And then it was, well, we're there indefinitely, but at some point we're going to pull out. | ||
And we're still here! | ||
You know, and then we're still there. | ||
How many months later? | ||
What is it? | ||
Nine months later? | ||
Something like that? | ||
Eleven months later? | ||
We still remain in Syria. | ||
So, I'll believe it when I see it. | ||
Trump says we're gonna pull out of Syria. | ||
Okay, maybe. | ||
He didn't even really say that. | ||
He said that we're not going to oppose or support this Turkish... | ||
Operation Northern Syria. | ||
They're gonna do this ground strike and airstrike and, uh, or these ground and air operations. | ||
We're just not gonna be involved. | ||
So does that mean we're pulling out? | ||
Some say it could mean that. | ||
Or relocating? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I'll believe it when I see it. | ||
Hopefully we're pulling out. | ||
He said, you know, we've had enough of these wars. | ||
It's time to go out. | ||
That's what I campaigned on. | ||
I hope we could see that. | ||
But honestly, I'm not extremely optimistic that there will be any meaningful follow through because there really hasn't been anything like that so far in the administration for the past three years. | ||
Now that said, the funniest thing to me has been the reaction to all of this. | ||
I'll read to you. | ||
This will just give you a small sampling of what we've seen from the usual suspects in Washington, D.C. | ||
This is from anti-war.com. | ||
It says, quote, Senator Lindsey Graham went on a tirade on Twitter and appeared on Fox & Friends on Monday morning in response to this announcement. | ||
His main argument against the move is that ISIS would re-emerge in areas where they were defeated. | ||
He said, quote, I feel very bad for the Americans and allies who have sacrificed to destroy the ISIS caliphate because this decision virtually reassures the re-emergence of ISIS. | ||
So sad. | ||
So dangerous. | ||
Graham also said that any incursion into northern Syria by Turkey should be and will be met with most severe sanctions against Turkey's military and economy. | ||
Hillary Clinton also took to Twitter to voice her concern over the announcement. | ||
She said, quote, let us be clear, the president has sided with authoritarian leaders of Turkey and Russia over our loyal allies in America's own interests. | ||
His decision is a sickening betrayal of both the Kurds and his oath of office. | ||
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said, quote, we must always have the backs of our allies if we expect them to have our back. | ||
The Kurds were instrumental in our successful fight against ISIS in Syria. | ||
Leaving them to die is a big mistake. | ||
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi released a statement that said, quote, The President's decision to withdraw U.S. | ||
forces from northern Syria is a deeply disturbing development that betrays our Kurdish allies who have been instrumental partners in our mission to eradicate ISIS. | ||
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released a statement that said, quote, a precipitous withdrawal of U.S. | ||
forces from Syria would only benefit Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime, and it would increase the risk that ISIS and other terrorist groups regroup. | ||
Representative Liz Cheney said, quote, "...withdrawing U.S. | ||
forces from northern Syria is a catastrophic mistake that puts our gains against ISIS at risk and threatens U.S. | ||
security." Mitt Romney said, quote, "...this President's decision to abandon our Kurdish allies in northern Syria is ultimately a victory for Assad, Russia, Iran, and ISIS." Marco Rubio tweeted, quote, we degraded ISIS using Kurds as the ground force. | ||
Now we've abandoned them and they face annihilation at the hands of the Turkish military. | ||
So sad. | ||
Even some progressives in Congress who have supported ending US involvement in Syria came out against the announcement. | ||
Representative Ilhan Omar said, quote, Trump's move will not put an end to endless wars. | ||
What it will do is reward Russia, Iran, and ISIS. | ||
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Wow! | ||
Wow! | ||
It's amazing! | ||
Wow! | ||
Representative Ilhan Omar, Nancy Pelosi, Mitch McConnell, Liz Cheney, Mitt Romney, Marco Rubio, Hillary Clinton, Nikki Haley, They all agree. | ||
They all happen to have the exact same reaction. | ||
And they all have the exact same talking points. | ||
It will lead to the re-emergence of ISIS. | ||
This only benefits Russia and Iran. | ||
We're abandoning our Kurdish allies. | ||
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Wow. | |
These people who apparently have such different worldviews. | ||
They're at political loggerheads. | ||
Republicans and Democrats. | ||
Progressives and Establishments. | ||
Establishment and Conservatives. | ||
They're so different. | ||
Everybody's so different in Washington D.C. | ||
There's so much distinction, so much division in Washington. | ||
But yet they all have the same opinion? | ||
And they all have the same talking points? | ||
That just must be the biggest coincidence in the world! | ||
Or is it that they're all getting paid by the same people? | ||
All their campaigns are dependent on the same lobby, on the same money, and even if they don't get the majority of their money from this lobby, well, if they oppose this lobby, it would pour tons of money into a challenger, | ||
If you didn't know anything about the Middle East, if you didn't know anything about the Kurds, or Turkey, or Syria, you know, if you think Turkey is lunch meat, haha, that's a hilarious joke. | ||
If you think Kurds are from Wisconsin, alright, cheese Kurds. | ||
You literally don't have to know anything about the Middle East to just look at this and know that you should support what's happening, right? | ||
If all these people are coming out against this move, you know it's the right idea. | ||
You know it's the right move. | ||
You know, we're at a unique time, or maybe it's not so unique, but we're at a time in American history where, you know, literally all the politicians are saying the same thing, and all you have to know is they do not have your best interests in mind. | ||
Just go and do the opposite of what they say, right? | ||
You know, and so on that. | ||
Like I said, this re-emergence of ISIS is bullshit, okay? | ||
ISIS did not come out of nowhere. | ||
Largely, they were funded. | ||
They were funded by the Gulf states. | ||
They were funded in large part by Israel, I believe. | ||
So I think ISIS, if you want to prevent them from rising, you know, just call up whoever the next Prime Minister of Israel is going to be. | ||
Call up our friend Mohammed bin Salman, you know? | ||
And in any case, if ISIS re-emerges, let them deal with it. | ||
They have a territorial caliphate in the Middle East. | ||
Not our problem, frankly. | ||
And if it became our problem, we can bomb them. | ||
We can always bomb them, right? | ||
If push came to shove, right? | ||
That's entertaining. | ||
It's like, okay, let's say that it is totally organic. | ||
Let's say they do come back. | ||
Let's say they do pose a threat to us. | ||
Well, we don't need boots on the ground. | ||
We can always drop bombs on them. | ||
That's what Russia did, and it worked just fine, you know? | ||
If we're going to entertain all these ridiculous ideas. | ||
But in any case, this is Syria's responsibility. | ||
It's Turkey. | ||
It's people where it's their neighborhood. | ||
It's their responsibility, not ours, right? | ||
Beyond that, this only helps Russia, Iran, all these other people. | ||
Who cares? | ||
Who cares? | ||
Why do we need all these troops in Syria? | ||
To what end? | ||
Well, if we take them out, then Russia wins. | ||
Yeah, but who really cares? | ||
I mean, why is that a big deal? | ||
It's like, if I go on my neighbor's house and, like, sit in the living room, and they're like, hey, could you leave? | ||
And I'm like, no, if I leave, you're going to win. | ||
Like, but I want to go home! | ||
I want to go home! | ||
I want to sleep in my own bed! | ||
No, I'm not moving. | ||
I'm going to sit in your living room, because if I pull out, well, who else is going to sit here? | ||
If I leave your home, you're gonna win? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
Win what? | ||
Win what? | ||
What game are we playing? | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
You know, it's so funny. | ||
When Trump used to use this rhetoric about winning and losing, everybody would say, oh, that's so juvenile. | ||
That's so crass. | ||
What does he mean, winning and losing? | ||
And then we're like, hey, maybe we could have our troops defend our own country as opposed to another one. | ||
We're gonna lose! | ||
Russia's gonna win from this! | ||
Well, you know, maybe it's time for Russia to win something, right? | ||
Maybe, maybe if Iran got a W, you know, it's been a long time. | ||
Maybe they can have a little bit of a win, right? | ||
We have been running away with the game for like 30 years. | ||
That's just a joke. | ||
like what 80 years we've been running away with it for 80 years we've been pushing everybody to the breaking point we've been all over maybe it's time for somebody else to have some victories right maybe it's time for somebody else to win a little bit and they can have a little sphere of influence right so i mean that's just a joke well it's emboldening tyrants erdogan putin they're a lot more epic than whatever's going on in western europe right now And then lastly, the most facile of all this is when they talk about the Kurds. | ||
We're abandoning our Kurdish allies. | ||
It's not about the Kurds. | ||
The Kurds don't have a huge lobby in Washington, D.C. | ||
Oh, the notorious Kurdish lobby. | ||
All these politicians suddenly care very deeply about the Kurds. | ||
They didn't give a shit about the Middle Eastern Christians in Syria. | ||
They were being slaughtered because of the civil war, right? | ||
I mean, they don't care about anybody, right? | ||
They don't care about any global minorities, anything like that. | ||
But, oh, the Kurds. | ||
Suddenly, we have this very deep concern about abandoning our Kurdish allies. | ||
Oh, could you imagine if we turn our back on these people? | ||
Number one, this is all a front, okay? | ||
Nobody really cares about the Kurds. | ||
It's ultimately about Israel. | ||
But if we want to talk about the Kurds, the Kurds are savages. | ||
Nobody wants to say this because they are politically correct, maybe, but the Kurds are not like... they're nowhere near palatable to American people. | ||
They're communists, okay? | ||
They're hardcore left-wing. | ||
If you've ever seen... there's all kinds of photographs out there of them posing with Antifa flags, communist flags. | ||
The YPG is a communist organization. | ||
I mean, they're straight-up Marxists. | ||
So, I mean, what's the deal? | ||
It's like, well, America will never become a socialist nation, and socialism, we're fighting against that in 2020, and we can't abandon our socialist, communist allies, our Antifa allies in the Kurds, really? | ||
That's number one. | ||
Number two, these guys are like savages. | ||
You know, if we thought they were barbaric in any other Middle Eastern country, the Kurds are like 7th century animals. | ||
I mean, female genital mutilation, the whole nine yards. | ||
These guys are like the most radical, hardcore Muslims I think that are out there, for the most part. | ||
Beyond that... | ||
You know, they say all this about, if you don't care about the moralizing or ideology, there's this argument that they helped us annihilate ISIS. | ||
They're really effective fighters. | ||
Yeah, they're really, you know, Marco Rubio, all these other people, they say, they helped us to annihilate ISIS. | ||
They were our ground force. | ||
They were supremely effective. | ||
No, they weren't. | ||
No, they actually weren't. | ||
They're basically incapable of fighting and winning a city on their own. | ||
They're incapable of retaining, of holding a city on their own. | ||
The only reason they have been able to capture cities and towns from ISIS is because we've been providing all the air support. | ||
So it's like, yeah, if we go in and we bomb an entire city, and we drop so many bombs on them, and we've got American military personnel as well, and they go in and pick up the pieces, does that make them really effective? | ||
I think I said this years ago. | ||
I made this joke a long time ago when Syria was in the news. | ||
It's like, if I challenge you to a fight, and America drops a bomb on you before the fight, I say, hey, meet me in the parking lot at 5 o'clock, and you're there, and you hear a loud noise, and a bomb drops on you, and then I show up, and you're splattered all over the sidewalk, you're splattered all over the pavement, And I say, oh, I defeated you! | ||
I defeated you! | ||
I am a great fighter! | ||
I'm the best fighter! | ||
I mean, that would be ridiculous! | ||
That's exactly what's happening here. | ||
Oh, they're the best! | ||
They're effective fighters! | ||
Those guys, they're really top-of-the-line, top-notch fighters. | ||
Yeah, because we're bombing all the people before they come in, you know? | ||
They're not actually effective at all. | ||
When you look at the few instances when they did not have American support, they cannot win cities and they cannot retain them. | ||
So, the Kurds are not our friends. | ||
The Kurds in other ways have led to the deaths of many Christians in the Middle East, which, you know, maybe I'll save that for another show, but I mean, these people are just savages. | ||
So, abandoning Kurds, don't care, not even about that. | ||
Emboldening ISIS, yeah, maybe you should call up our other allies first, right, before we talk about... | ||
Isis coming out sporadically and helping out Russia and Iran. | ||
Maybe that's not such a bad thing after all, right? | ||
So I'm not gonna hold my breath on this, right? | ||
I'll believe it when I see it that we're pulling out. | ||
But to me, this is a positive development. | ||
Israel fears Turkey. | ||
Israel's gonna hate this. | ||
Because they fear Turkey. | ||
They fear a consolidated Assad regime. | ||
And more than they fear Assad, they fear Erdogan. | ||
And if you've been paying attention to the Middle East for a long time, the rhetoric shows that there's really a very deep anxiety inside of Jerusalem about Turkey. | ||
Erdogan is rising up. | ||
He's re-Islamizing Turkey. | ||
He's consolidating control of Turkey. | ||
He's exerting Turkish influence in the Middle East. | ||
He's a very strong actor. | ||
He's no longer going along with just, you know, the NATO Zog establishment, and they fear that. | ||
They fear the Chad Erdogan. | ||
So, it's all very white-pilling. | ||
It's all very good stuff, but we're gonna dive into our Super Chats. | ||
We'll see what you guys are saying about all this. | ||
I am white-pilled again. | ||
I am white-pilled once again about this. | ||
Let's see we've got Bos Vivo who says thank you Albert very cool. | ||
Yeah, I posted a video of Albert on my telegram today Yeah, he's funny. | ||
I he was I let him outside today, and it was kind of cold So he came right back in, and I was like, I can't tell. | ||
Do dogs get cold like that? | ||
I don't know if they get cold like people do. | ||
They're warm-blooded, right? | ||
Because they're mammals. | ||
I don't know any of this stuff. | ||
So I let him back in, and he jumps on the couch, and he felt kind of cold. | ||
So I threw a blanket over him, and I don't know. | ||
It's just so funny. | ||
It's so funny to throw the blanket on him. | ||
He's just kind of moving around under the blanket. | ||
He didn't even resist. | ||
He just kind of laid down with the blanket over him. | ||
Dogs are very funny. | ||
So anyway, I posted that on Telegram. | ||
I don't know this username says, How much does Coochie cost? | ||
Your house, your car, your kids, and your bank account. | ||
Is that a Kanye lyric? | ||
I feel very strongly like it is. | ||
But I don't know. | ||
Maybe it's not. | ||
I'm trying to think. | ||
It sounds so familiar. | ||
Is it from how much a dollar cost from Kendrick Lamar? | ||
Is it that? | ||
Maybe I'm thinking of that, but I don't recognize it. | ||
James, but it's very true, but it's very true. | ||
Coochie, if you think it's free, you know, think again. | ||
James Russell says, Kurds deserve everything they get from Turkey after effing over Assad. | ||
Yeah, very true. | ||
I agree. | ||
Leon says, what are your thoughts on $2? | ||
It's great. | ||
Ramon says, news on the merch. | ||
I want to be representing the Knickers. | ||
I will tell you as soon as I get any news, all right? | ||
Dog Fredify says, you see that Folt salad where they were in the forest? | ||
I think there's several of them where they're in the forest, but the latest one, yeah, I've seen all their videos. | ||
I've seen all their videos, I'm not gonna lie. | ||
I've seen most of them. | ||
I've seen all their newer ones. | ||
God's in heaven says bring back all caps not all caps bring back call-ins lisp ridden knickers awaits No, that's never going to happen Jacob says to the knicker in the blue America first hoodie who came to see Joker while I was working You made my night first knicker. | ||
I've seen in person. | ||
Hope you enjoyed the movie King. | ||
Wow. | ||
Will you look at that? | ||
That's incredible, a little America First synchronicity. | ||
One guy's working at the theater, one guy's buying a ticket to Joker the theater, he's wearing an America First sweatshirt. | ||
Okay, this is epic. | ||
Wow, that makes my night to hear this. | ||
It's sort of like Fight Club, you know, we're just gonna start winking to each other, you know, people working in the service industry, people that are working underground, you know. | ||
Well, thank you for the big super chat. | ||
Yeah, that's pretty funny, right? | ||
You just have to laugh. | ||
You just have to laugh when you hear things like that. | ||
Well, thanks for the big super chat. | ||
Yeah, that's pretty funny, right? | ||
You just have to laugh. | ||
You just have to laugh when you hear things like that. | ||
You can't really say anything. | ||
You just have to put on a happy face, right? | ||
But thanks for the big super chat. | ||
That's pretty rich. | ||
You know, of all people to talk about, you know, benefiting from slavery, uh, you know, the enslavement of other people. | ||
Very rich, right? | ||
Very ironic. | ||
Uh, vexed partisans is nothing, uh, but vexed is so. | ||
Based in Red Pill, but I love the big guy. | ||
Okay, well, that's the message. | ||
These are not my words. | ||
And that's a good thing. | ||
Yeah, I agree. | ||
Well, if you didn't like it, you're retarded. | ||
So, I have bad news. | ||
Sir, I have bad news. | ||
You're retarded. | ||
days to saw joker and didn't like it was wondering what the hell could he be saying to the gf between scenes like doesn't she realize he's autistic well if you didn't like it you're retarded so i have bad news uh sir i have bad news um you're retarded yeah you have mental retardation how could you not love that movie From the scene where he's dancing down the stairs until the end, it's just such a schmood. | ||
It's such a schmood! | ||
It's so Kino, I don't understand how you could watch that and not enjoy, not be grinning from ear to ear. | ||
If you don't like that, I mean, you were never really one of us. | ||
You probably have a girlfriend yourself, you know? | ||
You probably have a nice job and are well-adjusted and all that. | ||
So, uh, you know, what are you gonna call me, a clown? | ||
You know, these clowns, they're like Joker. | ||
We're gonna be looking at them like a bunch of clowns. | ||
That's how I feel when you say that. | ||
Logan says I'm actually thankful the show is now starting at 730 because I was always too late for 715 and I get stuck the chat to watch I get stuck behind the chat to watch the start Well, I don't think I've ever started 730. | ||
All right. | ||
I started at 7 o'clock sharp tonight. | ||
So I don't know what you're talking about And maybe it's the time difference. | ||
Maybe you're getting confused because of the time difference. | ||
Maybe it's like 15 minutes earlier where you live And erect moose says sorry about my name made it ten years ago in middle school first time super chatter longtime lurker Love the show working on power lines now some more super chats to come keep up the great working peepee poopoo Well, thanks, buddy. | ||
Hey, thanks so much Working on the power lines you say, huh? | ||
Well, that's good to know. | ||
That's very interesting. | ||
I guess that earns you a high wage, and that's why that's a good thing. | ||
But thanks for that, man. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
Ned says, PP Poo Poo Joker was a solid film. | ||
Definitely one for the incel crowd. | ||
We Zoomers are K from Blade Runner. | ||
We are Tony Soprano. | ||
We are Mad Max. | ||
Oh, and Nick, you're still a manlet. | ||
6 foot 9 is a manlet. | ||
I don't know, buddy. | ||
I mean, maybe you're coping with that a little bit. | ||
Obviously, we have some kind of manlet in chat. | ||
We have somebody's maybe 5 foot 5, maybe somebody's 5 foot 3, who is coping about this. | ||
Nick, you're still a manlet too. | ||
Okay, buddy. | ||
Whatever you say. | ||
Whatever you say down there, little guy. | ||
That's all right. | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
Best of luck to you. | ||
But, uh, but yeah, it's true. | ||
It is definitely one for us. | ||
We are, we are those, we are those movie characters. | ||
Uh, that's totally true. | ||
Elgato says, I'm watching Joker tonight. | ||
Stay blessed, Knickers. | ||
Hey, well, enjoy, enjoy. | ||
It's a great one. | ||
Uh, Bos Vivos says, you watched The Dark Crystal? | ||
Pretty wholesome show. | ||
No, but I know what it is. | ||
It seems kind of stupid, honestly. | ||
Look, I'm not a millennial, so I don't really get the, um, whatever that is. | ||
It's like puppets or something. | ||
Whatever. | ||
I know a lot of like like old people think that's like cool Oh, remember we used to watch this back in like the 1990s or something back in like the 1980s Yes, sorry is a zoomer. | ||
It has no nostalgic value for me. | ||
It just looks ridiculous. | ||
Just look very silly. | ||
So no can't relate Wide first says wait a minute. | ||
You can't ban me. | ||
I bought you this effing super chat. | ||
You think you're better than me? | ||
Well, if you want to know the truth Let's see, Finn says, is it wrong that I treat white customers better than POCs at work? | ||
Yes, that is profoundly wrong. | ||
We don't endorse discrimination on this show. | ||
I think if anything you should treat POC better because they've been treated so poorly, you know? | ||
MonsterKill says was gonna do a good super chat. | ||
I just don't expect a good tip though Honestly, that's the only thing if you're no matter how nice you are. | ||
Just never expect a good tip MonsterKill says was gonna do a good super chat comparing you to Terrence from whiplash With how you treat super chatters, but I thought you wouldn't get it yet You made the same joke on your GTA stream missed out on the dopamine rush and you liking me Yeah, well you should have just went with it, right? | ||
Fortune belongs to the bold. | ||
Yeah, I don't know. | ||
I mean, that movie, I kind of liked it. | ||
I was in band when I was in high school, so, like, I can kind of relate a little bit. | ||
The thing is, I didn't give a shit. | ||
You know, I was showing up and messing around with the fellas, you know, and goofing off, and I never practiced. | ||
So I can't relate to, like, you know, having a chair thrown at me. | ||
If anything, we were making fun of the director the whole time. | ||
And, uh, you know, so I was kind of a delinquent when I came to band, but... | ||
I don't like that guy. | ||
I don't like the actor, that bald guy in that movie. | ||
I don't know. | ||
There's something about it. | ||
It just doesn't hit right. | ||
It doesn't hit right with me. | ||
The movie was basically good, but that character just seems like... I don't know. | ||
Maybe it's too mainstream. | ||
I don't know what it is about it, but it just didn't... There's something about it. | ||
It's just a little bit off to me, but um... | ||
Yeah, it's true. | ||
I'm trying to make you better. | ||
When I attack you and I'm mercilessly making fun of your jokes and things, I'm trying to help you reach excellence. | ||
We have to reach excellence as a group, so that's what it's about. | ||
Just like that film. | ||
Totally true! | ||
Yeah, big agree. | ||
I enjoyed it. | ||
You know, I will say it was a little bit slow. | ||
The second time I saw it, it was a little bit slow. | ||
Maybe it's because I had seen it, like, the day before. | ||
So, to see the same thing, you know, for like an hour and a half? | ||
The beginning is a little bit slow, but once you get to that ending, that's what makes it all worth it, you know? | ||
But big agree. | ||
Elston Guns says despite making up only 7% of the dog population, pit bulls account for 66% of human fatalities. | ||
Pit bulls and their AWFL owners must be stopped! | ||
Yeah, dude, yeah, I mean, I remember when we were doing this, you know, like a year ago or whatever. | ||
There's not even a twist on it, not even a spin. | ||
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Despite making up 7% pitfalls. | |
I don't know. | ||
I mean, you're not even gonna try and mix it up a little bit. | ||
It's not even a spin. | ||
It's not even like, you know, substituting something else in there. | ||
It's just that meme again, really? | ||
From a year ago? | ||
Thanks, I guess. | ||
I think you know what you get. | ||
I think you know what you get. | ||
I think you know exactly what you get. | ||
Sammy says, That's one way to put it. | ||
Yeah, pretty based. | ||
Cheryl LeMate says, Yeah, pretty based. | ||
That's my feelings exactly. | ||
I don't even... And there's a lot of people even on our side. | ||
They're like, oh boohoo! | ||
The Iranians or the Palestinians. | ||
Dude, who cares, man? | ||
Who cares? | ||
Why do I care about Kurds? | ||
Kurds don't give a shit about me. | ||
Why do I care about Kurds or Palestinians or Iranians or Iraqis or anybody? | ||
But they want us to really... Oh, we're turning our back on them. | ||
So what? | ||
It's our military. | ||
Brandon Hanson says, Hey Nick, how do I maximize my moviegoing experience tomorrow when I go see The Joker with the bros? | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
Get popcorn. | ||
What do you want me to tell you? | ||
Poo Poo King says, Hello, White Pill Department. | ||
My wife will be delivering a Poo Poo King Jr. | ||
in March of this year. | ||
Knickers, get what they deserve. | ||
See you soon, big guy. | ||
Congratulations! | ||
That's a very big white pill. | ||
Wow, who knew? | ||
The Poo Poo King will have himself a prince, an heir to the throne, truly. | ||
Well, that's very exciting, my friend. | ||
And yeah, looking forward to seeing you soon. | ||
Very good. | ||
We're gonna have a lot of fun. | ||
In Nashville on October 26th. | ||
You know, whatever. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe there's a convention going on. | ||
I don't want to say where I'm going, but yeah, it'll be good to see you, big guy. | ||
The true poo-poo king. | ||
The poo-poo king has become a poo-poo elder. | ||
Truly. | ||
So, congratulations, man. | ||
Great to hear. | ||
Bozz Vivo says, what do you get when you cross a new but predictable meme format with a meta iteration from a dopamine-chasing super chatter? | ||
Oh, I'm very impressed. | ||
You get me being very impressed. | ||
Yeah, great job! | ||
You really are so smart. | ||
Simon says, I like Joker, but I thought it was weird how the entire middle of the movie was him doing cuck porn. | ||
Weird choice! | ||
I think you were watching the other Joker movie. | ||
I think you were watching the other movie about a white guy who becomes radicalized and kills people. | ||
But yeah, we watched that one the other night. | ||
The cuck movie? | ||
Pretty rough. | ||
Pretty rough film. | ||
I wouldn't recommend. | ||
We watch it as a joke. | ||
Me and all the Groypers and the Folk Salad Nation. | ||
Poor Folk Salad Nation. | ||
He was watching... We were watching this movie together in Discord. | ||
If you haven't heard about this, I guess some, like, director, he made this movie called Cuck as, like, a foil to Joker. | ||
He said, well, if Joker's coming out and being sympathetic to white people, I'm gonna make a movie that browbeats white people. | ||
It's a movie about a guy who gets radicalized by the alt-right and then he starts doing cuck pornography. | ||
Very subtle messaging, yeah. | ||
He joins the alt-right, he becomes an alt-right vlogger, and then he starts doing cuck porn on the side to make money to buy guns to kill people. | ||
So it's extremely subtle Jewish propaganda from Hollywood. | ||
So anyway, that movie came out the same day as Joker, and this was supposed to be a statement. | ||
It's like, oh, well, if all these incels like Joker, we're going to make a movie that's like making fun of them. | ||
So we watched it last night as like, you know, just for the meme, just to see. | ||
Because it was like, if you watch the trailer, it's ridiculous. | ||
It's beyond parody. | ||
And poor Folk Salination, he was watching this. | ||
Apparently, his mom walks in, and there are like these terrible scenes happening on the screen. | ||
Poor guy. | ||
I don't know how he's going to explain that one, but yeah, he might have been watching the wrong one. | ||
I would say don't even watch that as a joke. | ||
We thought it would be funny. | ||
We thought it would be, you know, we just see what it's all about. | ||
And it's just like gratuitous sex the whole time. | ||
And we didn't ask for that. | ||
We skipped over like 30% of the movie. | ||
So anyway, Logan says you can get the Samson option for $5 on Amazon now. | ||
Oh cool. | ||
Some fag says sneeds feed and seed. | ||
Also America should not be in the Middle East. | ||
Anything that makes neocons see this a good thing 90% of the time. | ||
I don't know what this sneed meme is. | ||
I know people have been saying this a lot but I don't get it. | ||
But I agree with the Middle East sentiment. | ||
Leo says let's say worst case Trump is impeached, Pence becomes president. | ||
You think he'll provide the spark for the positive energy needed in the LGBT fight? | ||
What a stupid super chat. | ||
This is the stupidest super chat I've ever read in my entire life, hands down. | ||
How many times do we have to say it? | ||
I always feel bad when I explain the process of impeachment because it should be obvious to anybody that knows their stuff. | ||
Impeachment is an indictment. | ||
There is almost a 0% chance that Trump would get removed from office. | ||
If he gets impeached, all that requires is a vote from the House, which is controlled by Democrats. | ||
Civil majority. | ||
Then it gets to the Senate, and the Senate has to vote two-thirds to remove him from office after a trial presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. | ||
So him getting removed from office is just probably not going to happen. | ||
That is like, so outside the realm of possibility at this point. | ||
He's got a 92% approval rating in the party. | ||
Worst case scenario, Trump gets impeached. | ||
Okay, well that's not really the worst case scenario. | ||
That may happen, but he doesn't get removed from office. | ||
Pence becomes president. | ||
Oh, so you mean if he gets removed from office? | ||
Okay. | ||
You think he'll provide the spark needed for the LGBT fight? | ||
Definitely. | ||
Yeah, if I know anything about Michael Pence and his alliance with Nikki Haley, I know that he's gonna provide the spark to fight against homosexuals. | ||
I don't know, man. | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
Yeah, Mike Pence is gonna start a mass anti-homosexual movement. | ||
So ridiculous. | ||
And look, I get it. | ||
We're against that. | ||
But what we need is the immigration fight, okay? | ||
At the end of the day, it's bad. | ||
We need to turn back the clock on that, absolutely. | ||
But priorities, folks. | ||
What matters more than anything else? | ||
It's demographics right now. | ||
It's tech, but it's also demographics, right? | ||
In a broader sense. | ||
Will Mike Pence provide... What does that even... First of all, no! | ||
Mike Pence is an establishment hack, okay? | ||
And number two, what does that even mean? | ||
He's gonna get in office and say, as my first act, I'm jailing all homosexuals. | ||
Dude, get off 4chan, man. | ||
What do you got, meme brain? | ||
Jesus. | ||
Seth Rich says, Nick, your super chat is coming up. | ||
Me, just one thing. | ||
When you bring me on, can you introduce me as Cringe? | ||
Yeah, I might as well at this point with all these super chats. | ||
How many times have we heard that one? | ||
Samurai Spirit says, all I have are black pill thoughts. | ||
Funny line from the movie though. | ||
Technically Mac says, the real awakening to being susceptible to media propaganda is the paranoia I felt when watching Joker couldn't shake the feeling of a Gunning Groiper. | ||
Yeah, I was paranoid a little bit too, but you know, I guess it's always better to be safe than sorry. | ||
Uh, Benias says, uh, black slaves built the USA. | ||
That's funny. | ||
Uh, Fignoensis is wanting to say thanks for the hard work you do and God bless. | ||
Also got invited to eat sushi seemingly out of nowhere by a based femoid. | ||
Wish me luck! | ||
Based Femloid? | ||
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Whoa! | |
Is she trad? | ||
Is she gonna pick berries in the wheat fields for you? | ||
Pick berries in the wheat? | ||
Pick wheat in the wheat fields for you? | ||
Well, thank you, buddy. | ||
Thank you. | ||
I appreciate that. | ||
Hey, and good luck with the Femloid. | ||
Good luck with the Eternal Femloid. | ||
Hope it goes well. | ||
Sushi's not expensive. | ||
Of course she would invite you to get sushi. | ||
She's not paying the tab, right? | ||
Of course, leave it to a Femloid to select the most expensive option. | ||
Could be coffee, right? | ||
Coffee costs a couple bucks. | ||
Hey, wanna go get sushi? | ||
If I were a woman, could you imagine? | ||
Well, and I am a woman inside of me. | ||
We're going along with it. | ||
We're just going with it. | ||
Deeply closeted trans woman. | ||
Because of course, if I'm a trans woman, I'm a protected class. | ||
You can't ban me on YouTube. | ||
If the show's about trans rights, if it's about being in favor of trans rights, well, you can't ban me, because that's protected under the law. | ||
You know, being a racist, that's not being protected. | ||
So, you know, I guess I can understand, but if I, but because I'm deeply closeted as a trans woman, I'll say that if I imagine I'm a woman, I would say that, yeah, why wouldn't you do that? | ||
Why don't you go on Tinder or whatever and just say, hey, you look really cute. | ||
Want to go get sushi? | ||
And then every time they just pick up the tab. | ||
I would so do that. | ||
Hey, let's get sushi. | ||
You run up like a $40 tab. | ||
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Oh, thanks so much. | |
Thanks so much for the date. | ||
We'll be in touch. | ||
You know, or you go to a Gibson Steakhouse. | ||
Let's go to Gibson's. | ||
Let's go to a nice place. | ||
I think we're really going somewhere. | ||
Maybe that's a little overkill. | ||
That's a little excessive, but Yeah, do you see what, do you see the resentment? | ||
You know, Britney Vencey, Joker is about us. | ||
Oh really, Britney Vencey? | ||
Really? | ||
How many guys, how many guys would do anything to take you on a date and pay for it, you know? | ||
Would anybody do that for Joker? | ||
Would anybody do that for this Joker? | ||
Would anybody, well actually people probably would do that for me because I'm an e-celebrity and I'm on a different level than the masses, right? | ||
But for any other Joker type male, for any other incel type male, are there people that are out there saying, Hi, I'd love to get to know you. | ||
Can I buy you food for free? | ||
And I'll ask you about yourself and I'll... I mean, it just doesn't happen, alright? | ||
It's just totally different. | ||
So, anyway. | ||
Well, don't be rude. | ||
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Don't be rude. | |
All right. | ||
I didn't pick up. | ||
Hope it goes well. | ||
Says, says, Love the San Francisco review of books. | ||
Interviewed Dr. Gottfried's camera issues and barking dog and Mr. Cotto's strange demeanor made it interesting. | ||
Well, don't be rude. | ||
Don't be rude, all right. | ||
I didn't pick up, I didn't detect a strange demeanor. | ||
But yeah, I mean, it was a little quirky. | ||
A little quirky, though. | ||
But it was fine. | ||
I thought it was good content. | ||
Unranked Chevron says, Are you going to take up E. Michael Jones' offer to talk about Joker? | ||
He didn't seem too impressed with it. | ||
I Don't know. | ||
I think we're working out the details behind the scenes Will said but I gotta say I'm not really happy that he's really best friends with Owen Benjamin This Owen Benjamin guy, it's so funny to me. | ||
All these people constantly in chat, it's amazing. | ||
All these people in chat are like, well not really, it's like a few, are like, Nick, when are you gonna make up with Owen? | ||
Like, he's a good guy. | ||
And the guy, like, is attacking me to this day. | ||
I don't know if you saw this week, but he posted a couple really hilarious posts on his Instagram about me, attacking me. | ||
And it's like, all these people are just like, you should make up with him. | ||
Well, maybe he should stop, maybe he should stop doing these ridiculous and terrible jokes about me, right? | ||
You know, but in any case, about E. Michael Jones, it's like, I don't know, big guy, I mean, logos, Catholicism, and you're hanging out with somebody that's, I mean, really not logos, somebody that disparages the Catholic Church, somebody that's, you know, going on attacking my family, and he's an alcoholic, and by the way, he's Jewish. | ||
You know, you talk about Jewish revolutionary spirits, hello, it's sitting across the table from you in that interview, right? | ||
So, um... | ||
I don't know, but we'll see. | ||
I'm discussing. | ||
Will says, my friend and I were the only people laughing in a packed theater during the violent parts of the movie. | ||
I know, right? | ||
I was dying. | ||
I'm not gonna spoil the movie, but yeah, I mean, there were some good moments. | ||
And, you know, if you're a gamer, you see the funny side of this. | ||
Dismal says, Joker is anti-centrism. | ||
Yeah, true. | ||
Says says watch the Joker couldn't get passed out the public was black Joker's counselor was black the mom chastising him on the subway was black But I guess that's par for the course in Hollywood. | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
What does that even mean? | ||
It's the movie takes place in New York City. | ||
I mean, do you not understand? | ||
You know somebody the other week was like well Joker had an interracial couple in it and it's like I know I get it Normally, I would say you're right But what, can there never be an interracial couple in a movie ever? | ||
What, are black people not allowed to be in movies? | ||
And I know how that sounds, but here's what I'm saying. | ||
In the context of the film, it makes sense. | ||
It would be one thing if it was a movie about the Roman Empire and you have, like, black Julius Caesar. | ||
Like, that's an agenda. | ||
That's ridiculous. | ||
It'd be one thing if it was a movie about the 1920s, you know, and you've got black people that are, like, on par and equal and just as representative as everybody else, right? | ||
We're talking about a movie that takes place in 1981 in New York City, and you're telling me, well, there was a black person on the subway, and there was a black person who counseled him. | ||
So, what's going on here? | ||
Well, I don't know. | ||
I mean, it takes place in New York City, and he's poor, and he's poor in New York City, and he's on public transit in New York City, and he's taking government assistance in New York City, right? | ||
So it doesn't seem so crazy to me actually. | ||
This boss was white. | ||
His co-workers were white. | ||
His mom, I guess it makes sense, his mom was white. | ||
The detectives were white. | ||
The people on the subway were white. | ||
Okay, Murray Franklin is white. | ||
So to me this is just like, this differentiates people that are NPCs and people that are just red pill, you know? | ||
People that like just clearly cannot discern These sort of very, very, um, I don't know what the word would be. | ||
It's sort of like fuzzy idea of what we're supposed to believe versus somebody who has a very vivid and objective and discerning mind and eye for these things, right? | ||
Well, the movie takes place in 1981, but I guess there are all these black characters, Hollywood gonna Hollywood. | ||
I don't know, dude. | ||
I mean, you gotta pick your battles here. | ||
I think there are really some examples clearly worse than others, right? | ||
Jeez! | ||
You know, like I said about the interracial couple, I think the point of that was to say in 1981 an interracial couple was not the norm, and it was actually frowned upon, and like almost nobody engaged in interracial relationships. | ||
Don't you think that's kind of consistent with the narrative? | ||
The guy lives at home, he lives with his mom, he's a failed comedian, he's a clown, and he's got an interracial gf, right? | ||
Or he's got a black gf. | ||
To me, this is totally consistent because it says that he's, just like interracial people, he's on the outs. | ||
He's on the margins of society. | ||
Whatever he has, even if it's a good thing, it's not normative. | ||
It's not quite there. | ||
Oh, but that's propaganda. | ||
Is that somebody we're trying to emulate, you know? | ||
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Anyway, sheesh. | |
DN says, I used to think my life was an MDE sketch. | ||
Now I realize it's a folk salad sketch. | ||
It's a sketch. | ||
It's a sketch, right? | ||
It's a sketch. | ||
I think we resent that term, but yeah, I guess that's okay. | ||
White Eagle says Nick has the Joker-type bony body. | ||
Very cringe. | ||
Why, what are you? | ||
What are you, some kind of Murray Franklin? | ||
Huh? | ||
What are you, some kind of blue-pilled, what are you, Thomas Wayne character? | ||
Yeah, the Chad, the Chad, what would you call it? | ||
The Chad Ectomorph. | ||
The Chad is spindly, bony, decrepit, emaciated physique, but carries a gun! | ||
Carries a gun. | ||
Notice, you know, Murray Franklin, um, well, anyway. | ||
I don't want to spoil anything, but notice a lot of the people that were antagonists in the film, maybe they were bigger than he was, but hey, he got the last word, didn't he? | ||
But he got the last word in the end. | ||
He rose up, truly. | ||
Gee, I'm sorry. | ||
If I spoiled anything for you, I'm sorry. | ||
Let one slip past the goalie. | ||
I didn't say anything, but you know, maybe if you're inferred. | ||
But in any case, I think it's actually the opposite of cringe to have the joker physique. | ||
To be emaciated because you're not eating and you're dancing. | ||
Maybe you're dancing. | ||
Maybe you're dancing down the stairs. | ||
Maybe you're putting on an elaborate costume and, you know, people are dying in the city. | ||
Oh, yeah, that's really cringe, bro. | ||
Better to be a wagee and be, like, working out, right? | ||
I get up every day, 5 a.m., work out, aftermath, cold shower, then I work for 12 hours like a slave. | ||
And I'm the biggest slave on the plantation. | ||
And then I come home, and I drink a green smoothie, and then I go to bed at 8 o'clock so I can get up the next day. | ||
Woah, very Chad, bro. | ||
Very Chad! | ||
Woah, that's very based, bro! | ||
Woah, bro, that's so based! | ||
Don't hit me! | ||
I know you'll never hit me because it's against the law and you've got work tomorrow morning, but please! | ||
Please spare me! | ||
As opposed to the Chad, spindly Neats. | ||
The Chad Neat who's dancing. | ||
The Chad Neat who sees the funny side. | ||
The chad need who can put a gun up to his head right or put a nerf gun up to his head Because he has nothing left to lose. | ||
I have nothing left to lose Knock knock Right so uh, yeah, but you're right you're very but you're very based but you're very based Let's see. | ||
Ty Borr says, make NYC great again. | ||
Back in the... by the way, it's all a joke. | ||
It's all a joke. | ||
It's all Joker jokes. | ||
Okay, it's all Joker references. | ||
Don't worry. | ||
I'm fine. | ||
Ty Borr says, make NYC great again. | ||
Back in the day, we called the illegal immigrants WAPs. | ||
Tony didn't cry about it. | ||
Well, that's a little offensive to me as an Italian American, but yeah, I guess I'll let it slide Handstand flip says hey Nick bark bark. | ||
How did you not rage quit bark bark when that dog wouldn't shut up? | ||
Yeah, I mean, you know a little bit into it. | ||
I was uh, it was kind of throwing me off I was a little distracted, but you know, that's all right. | ||
He's a legend. | ||
All right, we can't counter signal him. | ||
He's a legend. | ||
Okay? | ||
We can make some allowances. | ||
Old Liver says, Nick, do you ARF? | ||
Think that ARF, ARF? | ||
Okay, so the same super chat. | ||
Christian says, my friend and I are paying a mixed-race twink at our school to follow us around with cat ears and makeup. | ||
Check DMs on Instagram for pics of it. | ||
Okay, I don't know. | ||
I don't know what I'm supposed to do with that. | ||
Is that supposed to be based or something? | ||
You know, maybe I have to put it out there that the cowboy thing is a joke. | ||
For comedic effect, I pretend sometimes that it's not. | ||
But if people are out there saying, yeah, we hired this twink to be our personal cowboy funnily, it's like, oh, Okay, but uh, you know, it's supposed to be like a little bit tongue-in-cheek, right? | ||
So I I mean That's really based I guess cool. | ||
I Don't know. | ||
I what are these pictures gonna look like? | ||
Am I gonna open up these pictures? | ||
And is this gonna be I have to go to confession or something or I don't know what you mean by this But alright, but alright, I don't by the way, I don't check my D my DMS on Instagram I don't you know, I try my best to shut off every means of the masses Communicating with me so that it's only email but in spite of this hundreds of people send me DMS I don't read them. | ||
I don't read the DM requests because I get too many of them So, you know, I know sometimes people like are like, oh I do have you on Instagram is like I didn't I didn't get it You know, so I don't read these but I guess I'll maybe look for it. | ||
Oh, maybe Hopefully it's a safe for work because I'm at work right now Vinny says stop reading super chats and talk about Joker Maybe. | ||
Catholic monarchist's dad said mama can't go see Joker because her mental health problems and she might have a gamer moment and rise up. | ||
Gen X neocons be wildin'. | ||
Is that true? | ||
Wine mobs rising up against the incel? | ||
Yeah, story often told. | ||
Pilled Knight says, imagine watching cuck and being bad at arcade games. | ||
Couldn't be me. | ||
I think that's exactly... I think that sounds just like you, actually. | ||
I actually went back to... I went to Dave and Buster's with Pilled Knight one of those days, and I went there recently with my friend Enix before we saw Joker. | ||
And yeah, I mean, these gamers, they might be good at the computer games or something, but the arcade games... | ||
Pilled night, I caught him lacking big time. | ||
Barry says, what does it mean to be American? | ||
What do I say to the idea that some illegal from Guatemala is just as American as me? | ||
Wow, that's such a good question. | ||
This is really groundbreaking. | ||
I've never asked myself this before. | ||
What does it mean to be American? | ||
Oh, I don't know anymore. | ||
Anand says, I'm being so mean tonight. | ||
I'm being very joker tonight. | ||
Hello, joker? | ||
I'm being very joker. | ||
This is very joker of me. | ||
Anand says, uh, Fortnite Punjabi funny epic moments compilation. | ||
Okay. | ||
Steadfast reaction to racism. | ||
Do you think China will balkanize along ethnic lines once the economy, which you said is propped up by false growth statistics, collapses? | ||
Uh, e.g. | ||
the Uyghurs, Tibetans having their own countries. | ||
No, and it's only because, you know, look, the state is just too powerful. | ||
That's the bottom line, is that we are finding out that the states, these managerial apparatus has simply become way too centralized and way too powerful because of technology and transportation. | ||
You know, so while maybe before things might balkanize like they did in Europe after World War I or World War II, now it's, I don't see it happening because the Chinese state, as bad as the economy will get, they will always have money and they will always have a lot of power. | ||
They'll have the military, they'll have the surveillance states, so I'm not gonna say it's impossible. | ||
You know, something like the Soviet Union, there's a lot of similarities there in the sense that it's, you know, nominally communist. | ||
They have a surveillance state. | ||
You know, they use these communist repression tactics. | ||
They have satellite states. | ||
You know, the Soviet Union, they had Eastern Europe and Central Asia. | ||
And in China, they have these peripheral sort of ethnic territories, Tibet, the Uyghurs, the Manchurians, the Mongolians. | ||
But I would say that I don't see China, like, collapsing anytime soon. | ||
And anyway, I'm not really focused on Balkanism. | ||
People be like, well, we got the Balkanization America question conference. | ||
What about Balkanization in China? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe. | ||
Doesn't really change a whole lot. | ||
Anon says a legend has it the g-spot is located at an angle. | ||
Okay. | ||
I'm not reading that Anon says Arthur doing stand-up and getting bullied by Murray is literally the America first super chat experience Yeah, super chatter say how about another joke Murray? | ||
I think we've had enough of your jokes I think we haven't I think we've had enough of your jokes super chatter. | ||
That's how I'm feeling some of these days I can't get that scene out of my head though. | ||
It's probably There was such a gamer moment. | ||
It resonated with me so deeply, you know? | ||
How about another joke, Mireille? | ||
So, so good, man. | ||
That whole, the whole thing from when he puts on the full Joker costume until the end. | ||
It's just, it's a schmood. | ||
It will never be topped. | ||
I couldn't stop smiling from that until the end. | ||
I might buy a ticket to see it and just come in at the very end just for that part alone. | ||
Anyway, Anon says, Nick puts the Nerf gun to his head for one last time. | ||
And as always, folks, you're watching America First. | ||
This channel's been suspended for violating, uh, yeah. | ||
Want to hear a knock-knock joke? | ||
Well, I'll just say this. | ||
I just hope that my death makes more sense than my life, okay? | ||
I'll just say that much. | ||
Uh, Dan Crane says, Hey Nick, I get a white belt. | ||
I had a real black belt week last week. | ||
A femoid broke my heart and my family's being dysfunctional. | ||
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Can I get a white pill? | |
Nick, can you tell me it's gonna be okay? | ||
There are no white pills in life. | ||
There are no white pills in life. | ||
See the Joker. | ||
What do you want me to do? | ||
What do you want me to do for you? | ||
I can do nothing for you. | ||
Okay, go and see Joker and I don't know man. | ||
That's just the way it goes, okay? | ||
GFs break up, families, dysfunctional, this is a tale called life. | ||
I'm sorry to hear that. | ||
I'm sorry to hear the femoid turned on you, sorry to hear the family has some issues, but, uh, what do you want me to tell you? | ||
That we're pulling out of Syria? | ||
Does that make you feel better? | ||
We're pulling out of Syria. | ||
Oh, does that change your feelings on this? | ||
Just gonna have to suck, just gonna have to be blackpilled for a little bit. | ||
Sometimes you're white-pilled, sometimes you're blackpilled, that's okay, okay? | ||
Go see Joker. | ||
uh hyman says knock knock knock knock that that was just uh yeah i can't get enough can't get enough i have to see it again uh barry says not send her back vote her out i don't know oh would did trump say that i'm not really picking up uh on this reference announces i have no mouth and i must say the n-word yeah well you can say it uh Ben says here's some cold hard cash. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Thanks for the cold hard two dollars. | ||
I don't know this username says you can't go wrong with a woman joke but you can go wrong with a woman. | ||
Uh true. | ||
Andrew says so we delved more into the cookie question. | ||
Communism, banks, media. | ||
If only people knew how bad things really are. | ||
When do you think people become aware of this? | ||
Probably when Christ returns. | ||
Okay, yeah, I don't know dude, what did you just start figuring this stuff out really I Don't know man. | ||
What was everyone gonna get red-pilled on this cookie question? | ||
How did this all very like last year? | ||
It's all this is all very last year. | ||
I'm cringing. | ||
I'm cringing hard at this What is everyone gonna get red-pilled on the cookie question? | ||
I don't know Let me get in my time machine and go back to 2018 and I'll tell you my opinion Night of Mirrors says, I'm already thinking of seeing Joker a third time. | ||
I haven't seen a movie so empowering to a gamer in a long time. | ||
Did you see JF's take? | ||
What a shock that Spencer just didn't get the joke, by the way. | ||
No, I don't really watch JF anymore. | ||
Not really a big fan. | ||
And I didn't really see Spencer's take either I think I think both those guys Doesn't really matter what they say about the Joker. | ||
You know that I don't think they really get it But yeah, I'm probably gonna see Joker a third time. | ||
I'm I'm uh I'm with you on that. | ||
I haven't felt a gamer moment like this in a long time long time coming for this so uh, so yeah, I might have to go and catch a matinee when it's a little cheaper and What do you get when you cross a super chatter who's just trying to make people laugh and a host who ruthlessly rips apart his supporters jokes? | ||
Maybe you might want to add extremely derivative jokes at that. | ||
I don't know. | ||
What do you get? | ||
The Spartan says, all I have are negative thoughts. | ||
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Okay, that's great. | |
Norman says, what if you just want to dress like a clown boy? | ||
But the media said now garbage strike Nash garbage strike National Guard super rats Yeah, another Joker format great Willis's Republicans are asked what they can do for black people what they can do for Hispanics, but God forbid that anyone should ask them what they are doing for Hawaiians So, wow! | ||
That's such a good point! | ||
Oh my gosh! | ||
What? | ||
Did he just say that? | ||
Oh my gosh! | ||
The studio is shaking! | ||
I can't handle this take! | ||
What? | ||
Just like Jared Taylor says it? | ||
What?! | ||
The Super Chatters are off the chain tonight! | ||
The Zoomers are rising up tonight! | ||
Man, they're asking all the right questions at night! | ||
Uh-oh! | ||
Uh-oh! | ||
They better watch out! | ||
We're waking up to their shenanigans! | ||
I just, what do you want me to do? | ||
People think they relate to the Joker as a wagee. | ||
Imagine being behind the desk. | ||
I have the Joker laugh, you know, where Joker's laughing at all the jokes. | ||
That's how I'm feeling. | ||
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You know, I read these super chats, I want to do the Joker laugh. | |
Where it's like... Right? | ||
Jeez! | ||
So, uh, yeah. | ||
Yeah, that's really red-pilled going in. | ||
That's really red-pilled and fashy, my man. | ||
Thank you for your insight. | ||
Thank you for that. | ||
You have wakened us up. | ||
I am a woke groyper. | ||
Woke goyim logging on. | ||
Hello, awakened goy logging on. | ||
Time to name them. | ||
How about another joke? | ||
Okay. | ||
Thanks, Will. | ||
But thank you. | ||
Thank you for that. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
Senpai says, so now in New York City it's illegal to call legal aliens what they are? | ||
Has de Blasio or other top people in New York City ever heard of the First Amendment? | ||
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I know! | |
I know! | ||
It's crazy! | ||
Steadfast Reactionary says, how much country do you think the coming European Civil War will start in? | ||
No! | ||
No! | ||
I personally think it will begin in France. | ||
They have the kind of mentality to rise up against the foreign settlers. | ||
Opinion? | ||
Where is the European Civil War gonna start? | ||
I don't know, bro. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Switzerland, sure. | ||
It'll start in Liechtenstein. | ||
It'll start in Vaduz, Liechtenstein. | ||
Alright? | ||
Are you happy? | ||
I don't know this username says don't you I don't think there is gonna be a civil war in Europe Okay, I think they control all the institutions is if it's gonna happen anywhere I think what happened in Europe, but I don't see it happening anytime soon. | ||
These alternative parties are barely existent Try and get you know more than like what 10% for AFD in Germany and even in France, you know Marine Le Pen didn't even come close to beating Macron so And maybe it'll happen in Italy. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't think it's gonna happen. | ||
I don't know this username says, uh, don't you know these colorful people do the hard work like rape, robbery, murder, and drug dealing? | ||
Yeah, true. | ||
Reptilian elite says Department of Immigrant Affairs? | ||
How about Department of get the F out? | ||
I agree. | ||
Okay, I'm just not gonna read this one. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Diarrhea. | ||
Okay, I'm just not going to read this one. | ||
G. Delvisas, are you going to have Dr. Jones on the show to discuss Joker? | ||
I don't know. | ||
We talked about maybe doing Red Elephants, but I don't really do guests on the show anymore. | ||
So we might do it. | ||
Dimitri says, Roseanne, cringe I know, told that Joe Rogan, told Joe Rogan on his podcast, cringe I know, that she is going to quote, oh that guy I'm gonna do a Jew beatdown on that Ben Shapiro one of these days from JRE 1359 at 153. | ||
Oh, um, okay, cool. | ||
Roseanne said she was gonna beat down Ben Shapiro. | ||
Based? | ||
She said that on Joe Rogan? | ||
Thank you for bringing to my attention department. | ||
Big money wager with a big super chat and no message. | ||
Thank you so much, Whitefield again. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
Much appreciated. | ||
This is the Whitefield that saved me from going Joker. | ||
Buzz Aldrin says, what happens first? | ||
We leave Syria or Jesus' King drops? | ||
I think we're all probably gonna get executed before either of those things happen. | ||
Callis says you think Trump goes over the top with the Israel stuff to throw off certain groups What me a problem with Jews? | ||
I love Jews. | ||
I'll move our embassy to Jerusalem. | ||
I'll kiss the wall exit Syria No, cuz he's pretty much giving them everything they want So, I mean he's giving them everything they want to like throw him off the sense or throw him off the case. | ||
I don't know It's like I think you just give them everything they want. | ||
It's not really like you're leading them on it's sort of like Maybe you don't actually mean it, but nevertheless, you're still following through, so... I don't think so. | ||
Levi says, this week Dave Smith, next week Rogan and Ruben? | ||
I think, yeah, I think that's the trajectory. | ||
I think you're right. | ||
Inevitable. | ||
Inevitable at this point. | ||
Announces when everyone tells you that you're wrong, you're right. | ||
That's why shit on the teacher's desk. | ||
Uh, based. | ||
Raul says, Nick, what's your review on the Cuck movie? | ||
Like zero percent, man. | ||
It was the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. | ||
And I've seen like Hobo with a Shotgun. | ||
I've seen some ridiculous movies in my life, but I don't think anything takes the cake from that. | ||
Scoutmaster says, well Doctor, that's a very good woof woof point. | ||
Nick, do you have a counterpoint? | ||
Okay, the same joke? | ||
Thanks. | ||
What a leaf debate. | ||
Oh, is there a Canadian debate? | ||
I didn't watch it. | ||
Yeah, that's a joker, joker quote. | ||
Oh, is there a Canadian debate? | ||
I didn't watch it. | ||
Night of Mirrors says, knock, knock. | ||
Yeah, that's a Joker quote. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Where was I? | ||
Night of Mirrors says, it's the police. | ||
Your fat daughter wasn't hit by a car, but she's dead. | ||
Funny. | ||
I mean. | ||
Chase says, dude next to me and Joker kept reaching in his bag the entire time. | ||
Thought I was goner. | ||
The adrenaline was perfect though. | ||
Yeah, I felt the same way. | ||
You know the scene I'm talking about. | ||
The climax of the movie, I was like, kept looking around to see. | ||
And when he does the line, I kept looking around to see, is somebody gonna stand up and say, you know, you get! | ||
And I'd be like, ah! | ||
Dive for the floor. | ||
Andrew Clavin said in his review that you have to just get under the seats. | ||
He said if you run for the exit, you'll just get shot in the back. | ||
So that was my, uh, that's what I had on my mind. | ||
But, uh, yeah, I'm with you on that. | ||
Uh, let's see. | ||
Channellone says, are you nervous that the fellas will start to hear about who you are and come after you? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
What fellas? | ||
Uh, Vinny says dogs don't get cold, bruh. | ||
Have you heard of hot dogs? | ||
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Oh, that's okay. | |
Thanks. | ||
SirVolkerstein says you know which army could and did defeat large parts of ISIS? | ||
Assad and the Syrian army. | ||
Russia helped a lot, but the Syrians took the brunt of the fight. | ||
God bless you, Nick. | ||
Have a good night. | ||
Well, thank you. | ||
Yeah, that's very true. | ||
Very true. | ||
Assad defeated ISIS. | ||
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Russia defeated. | |
I mean, we helped a little bit, but it was mostly Assad and Russia. | ||
I mean, we wouldn't have won without Assad. | ||
So, or we would rather he would not have defeated ISIS without Assad. | ||
So, maybe they deserve the W on this one. | ||
Announces girlfriend? | ||
Someone missed a plot twist. | ||
Okay, please let's not spoil anything. | ||
Bubba says, Cuck, the worst movie of the year? | ||
Worst movie of all time. | ||
OpForce says, the worst part about being a knicker is pretending that you aren't. | ||
It's another Joker quote. | ||
Yeah, that's great. | ||
CIA says, my friend Dixie wrecked while listening to you. | ||
Oh, really? | ||
Well, I'm sorry to hear that. | ||
That's terrible. | ||
I hope Dixie is all right. | ||
Second accounts is I thought Joker is kind of weird when he pointed a gun at the camera and said attention gamers There's a mixed-race couple in IL 18 Yeah, that was a pretty weird moment pretty weird breaking down the fourth wall moment I guess that's why the critics were so hard on it. | ||
Maybe you know Harold says, hey big guy with all these people talking about the knicker, but no one wants you on their shows. | ||
You ever feel like the crust in a loaf of bread? | ||
Everybody touches you, but nobody wants to pick you up. | ||
Well, I would beg to differ. | ||
The crust, some contend, is the best part. | ||
The heel, the crust, maybe you're eating white bread, but I disagree. | ||
But yeah, it is true. | ||
It's so true that all these people, all these people that talk to me and talk about me and all this, nobody ever wants to be around me, huh? | ||
Nobody ever wants to be associated with me. | ||
Isn't that a fine how-do-you-do, isn't it? | ||
All these people, oh, this Nick guy, he's great, whatever. | ||
But they never want to follow me, retweet me, they never want to associate with me. | ||
It's all very interesting, isn't it? | ||
But I remember, I'm Italian. | ||
You don't think, you don't think I have it written down who's with me and who's against me? | ||
You think that doesn't exist? | ||
You think I don't have it up here? | ||
You know, who is kind and who is not? | ||
So it might be, it might be a good idea, if you're long on Nick Fuentes, to be a little nicer to me, I think, right? | ||
Let's see sort of like Joker in his comedy career Already says unblock me on Twitter big guy. | ||
You must have hit the button on accident. | ||
I Don't think I've ever hit the button on accidents. | ||
So it's gonna be a no for me. | ||
Sorry Nikos is still can't believe Joker said the n-word on the bus and handed the black lady his condition card. | ||
This is my pass. | ||
I Yeah, that's hilarious. | ||
So funny when he did that. | ||
RA with a big super chat. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
He says, as a six-foot-three sand knicker super soldier, I dream of the day Americans and Middle Easterners like Chad Erdogan can each go their own way and take care of their own countries. | ||
Thanks for everything you do, King. | ||
Gonna go see Joker again. | ||
Seen it thrice with friends and family. | ||
Still alive. | ||
You're testing fate! | ||
I am too. | ||
That's how it goes, right? | ||
But that's like Two-Face flipping the coin, you know? | ||
Heads you live, tails not so lucky, right? | ||
Now we're talking, right? | ||
But yeah, thanks so much for the big super chat, man. | ||
I agree. | ||
I have no beef with anybody. | ||
I don't care, really, about anybody in these other countries. | ||
And I'd be fine if we all just went our separate ways and we could live in harmony in separate countries, right? | ||
Wouldn't that be great? | ||
We could leave you guys alone and you guys could stop flooding Europe with your migrants. | ||
You know, then we would be okay. | ||
But thanks for the Super Chat, man. | ||
Good luck seeing Joker. | ||
Hope you make it out again. | ||
Brandon says, Hey Nick, could you refund my previous Super Chat so I can afford the movie theater popcorn? | ||
No, I don't think I will, actually. | ||
ZNA Productions says, Saw Joker yesterday. | ||
Was fully shocked at the total lack of white thugs and do-rags and the like. | ||
Sat perplexed at the scene of the vibrant youths committing the act of vibrance in the alley. | ||
Just waiting for some catch? | ||
Okay, I don't really know what you're implying here Vibranews committing. | ||
Yeah, I guess what are you saying? | ||
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Like Oh white people aren't the criminals. | |
It's other people I got on at a certain point. | ||
It's like these people being ironic. | ||
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Oh Well, I don't even know That's what it sounds like at this point well, I don't know I'm being sarcastic to prove a point and Oh, um, I can't really figure it out. | |
Addison says, is it just me or should they have ended the movie on the cop car? | ||
The final scene was a real downer. | ||
I thought it was good. | ||
If you think that, you think you're dumb. | ||
RA with another big super chat. | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
Nick reading $2 super chats. | ||
What the hell is this? | ||
What do you want from me? | ||
Super chatters. | ||
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How about some warmth? | |
How about a hug, bro? | ||
How about a little decency? | ||
What is it with you people? | ||
Yeah, I guess maybe there's something to that, right? | ||
You know, Super Chatter comes up and says, uh, hey, you're my bro. | ||
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I'm so-and-so. | |
I'm Pilled Knight. | ||
You're my bro. | ||
And I'm like, you're delusional. | ||
You're delusional. | ||
You're crazy. | ||
What, what do you want, an autograph, you know? | ||
Yeah, see that was a good so that was a good one and it's not just cuz he gave me $50 that I'm saying that that was legitimately a good one Anon says Pence don't know was a electroshock therapy. | ||
Oh, oh, I see the spark Well, you could have made it a little bit more obvious and fit fairness. | ||
All right, if I went off on you mistakenly, maybe you're right but Worst case Pence and gets in and maybe that's why I thought it was so stupid, but it was a joke Hey, I was wrong if it was a joke My apologies, that's why you got to keep your words soft and sweet because otherwise all the meanness all the Ruthlessness that comes back. | ||
So, you know what? | ||
So, you know what if it was a joke and I don't know if it was but if it was a joke I didn't like the joke, but it was not as stupid as I said it was and Let's see Daniel says just saw a screenshot of a person saying pee pee poo poo to confirm a behavioral doctor appointment Which one of you knickers was it lol? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I didn't see that Fig nuances says the only reason I agreed to sushi is because of her employee discount lmao. | ||
Oh nice Okay, so it's actually the other way around based Forgot to ask did you enjoy postal to take it easy man and god bless. | ||
I haven't actually gotten a chance to play it. | ||
I I tried to play it on stream the other day, and for some reason it was glitching out. | ||
It wouldn't let me, like, play it in 1280 by whatever the dimensions are. | ||
So I still gotta give it a shot. | ||
But I haven't played any games in a while. | ||
MTM says it's banging kids. | ||
Okay. | ||
Anti-Catholic? | ||
Rhetoric in chat? | ||
Yeah, you're gonna catch a ban for that. | ||
But I don't know is going to hell a prerequisite for being a Protestant or being not a Catholic? | ||
I guess it is, but I hope that joke was worth it. | ||
When you're getting anally raped in hell forever, I hope that little slight at Catholics was worth it. | ||
Says, says I ditch 4chan for Telegram. | ||
Cringe to still be browsing poll. | ||
Thankfully Steve Franson puts out as much good content as poll in a day. | ||
Very true. | ||
Yeah, Telegram. | ||
There's a lot of great channels on there. | ||
A lot of great content. | ||
Steve Franson's got a great channel, too. | ||
He's got a great YouTube channel. | ||
And he's very, he's very, you know, these videos he makes are very well thought out, very well argued. | ||
So, it is good that there's so much good content being put out and it's all on Telegram. | ||
I don't know, I mean, maybe that's a safe place we could be for now. | ||
Egyptian says, what do you think about Pat Roberts' comments? | ||
Robertson's comments? | ||
Who's Pat Robertson? | ||
Pat Robertson. | ||
Trump will lose the mandate of heaven if he pulls out of Syria. | ||
Wow, sounds like a big retard. | ||
Okay, another anti-Catholic slur. | ||
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Nice. | |
But thanks for the money. | ||
Yeah, that also. | ||
That as well. | ||
Personally, I wouldn't be surprised. | ||
Lindsey Graham is 100% a homosexual. | ||
Yeah, that also. | ||
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That as well. | |
Stan Zalit says, Are you in agreement with me that PJW, Stephen Crowder, and Lindsey Graham are all homosexuals? | ||
Personally, I wouldn't be surprised. | ||
Lindsey Graham is 100% a homosexual. | ||
Stephen Crowder, I would say... | ||
I don't know. | ||
I can't really assign a percentage. | ||
Something's going on there. | ||
I can't tell if he's gay or if it's something else. | ||
But it's weird that he was abstinent until marriage and he doesn't have any kids. | ||
So I don't know. | ||
Does his wife have issues? | ||
I mean are they like sterile maybe? | ||
I mean that's possible. | ||
Gay is an explanation. | ||
Outside of the penchant for cross-dressing and the lack of kids, there's really no evidence that he is gay. | ||
I don't watch his show, so I wouldn't know. | ||
So I would say it's sort of tough to assign a value with him. | ||
PJW I don't think is gay, honestly. | ||
I think he's had sex. | ||
I know girls that have had sex with him, so... | ||
At the most, there's that picture of him in Prague where he says, we're gonna check out Prague's vibrant gay scene. | ||
So, I mean, maybe that was a tip off. | ||
At the minimum, he would be bisexual, I guess. | ||
But he doesn't, honestly, he doesn't really strike me as gay. | ||
I never got that impression. | ||
I know a lot of people get that vibe, but I never got that vibe from him. | ||
So, I'd say Lindsey Graham is 100%. | ||
Steven Crowder, it's possible and maybe likely. | ||
PJW, I would be surprised if he was. | ||
If he was exclusively. | ||
Snake Eater says Joker spoiler talk on D live next stream. | ||
Yeah, for sure Ben says yo, Nick. | ||
Is that a green screen that invisible nerf gun kind of gave it away I thought you were in an NYC penthouse black pill again. | ||
No, it's just a new line of invisible nerf guns. | ||
It's a translucent or transparent Plastic and that's all that it is Vash says a caller on Steven Crowder's show said her boyfriend is alright. | ||
Crowder told her to get a... Honestly, people like that are so pathetic. | ||
He deserves to get demonetized and banned for that. | ||
David R says the best part of Joker was the world building. | ||
Gotham, a city that turned away from God. | ||
Weird how societies that refuse divine order fall into chaos. | ||
Okay. | ||
Wrapping your mouse around your neck department? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah, huh. | ||
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Hmm. | |
Yeah, really? | ||
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A classic Gotham. | |
Yeah, remember that historical moment when Gotham turned away from God? | ||
Yep. | ||
That's what you get when you rely on Batman. | ||
You know, same thing with New York City. | ||
You know, ever since New York City started believing in this Spider-Man character instead of God, the Daily Bugle propaganda, you know, them at the Daily Bugle. | ||
That's why New York City is the way it is today. | ||
I don't I just are you trying to bait me at this point? | ||
I don't get it. | ||
Uh, theos is happy joker week king. | ||
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Thanks. | |
Happy joker week to you as well Uh freedoms is good show tonight. | ||
Thanks Uh k-ox's gripers get one little movie and brittany venti loses her mind. | ||
Yeah Yeah, brittany venti went off on me. | ||
She was like Well, actually, uh, this movie is ours, and it's for me, and I'm so sad, and I have a hard life, and I, like, bounced around the timeline, ratioed around the timeline, and then she's in my DMs, and she's like, she's reading me the riot act about this, and then I put on Telegram, I was like, ugh, she's DMing me now, and she's like, don't put on Telegram that I'm DMing you, like I'm nagging you, and I'm like, I'm definitely, you're definitely not nagging me right now, you're definitely, Nah, but we're cool. | ||
But it was just a funny, just a funny little banter. | ||
Me and Brittany Venti, we have a little bit of banter. | ||
It's nothing, guys. | ||
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It's nothing. | |
It was a little fun banter. | ||
You know, me, the e-boy. | ||
She, the e-girl. | ||
And, you know, just yucking it up about the Joker movie in chat. | ||
But the fact remains, Brittany, it's not your movie. | ||
It's not for girls. | ||
It's certainly not for e-girls. | ||
We all know that. | ||
Girls will never understand what it's like to be a man. | ||
They just won't get it. | ||
And men know exactly what I'm talking about. | ||
You're just treated differently. | ||
It's just paradigmatically different to be a femoid. | ||
It's not as hard. | ||
It's not as hard. | ||
Everyone knows this. | ||
Now, some women have a hard life. | ||
No doubt about that. | ||
But we all know that men are just disposable. | ||
No matter how hard a woman has it, she's not expected to go die in war. | ||
Not expected to go downstairs if somebody breaks into the house. | ||
Not expected to defend the family, work, you know, suppress whatever, uh, you know, feelings you have. | ||
So, being... and I'm not trying to say, oh, woe is me. | ||
Men have it so hard. | ||
But it's a movie that is a little bit sympathetic or empathetic to what men go through. | ||
And then women want to say, oh, boo-hoo, men have it so hard, right? | ||
It's actually our movie. | ||
So I'm not even trying to say, oh, yeah, men, woe is us. | ||
We have it so hard. | ||
That's what being a man is. | ||
But a movie comes along that maybe resonates with people that have been marginalized. | ||
And I say that very loosely, that we have a rough go in the world. | ||
And women want to say, "Oh wow, you're so self, "sounds like you have a lot of self-pity." And it's actually our movie, you know? | ||
Anyway, Jack says, don't read my last name. | ||
Okay, well I caught myself there. | ||
Noit says, have you ever had a girlfriend, even a non-serious one, when you were in high school? | ||
Don't really want to get into it, alright? | ||
Don't really want to get into all the old... all the old things that went on in high school, you know? | ||
Don't really want to get, uh, you know, Jared Holt on the case with these kinds of things. | ||
I like to keep a lot of the close personal things close to the chest. | ||
Don't really want any investigations to take place. | ||
Anybody get a phone call, you know. | ||
Uh, Jose, uh, no chat. | ||
Just a super chat. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Monster kills as we got but I talked a little bit about this on the last D live stream So if you tune in I did a little D live stream was like last week I get into this a little bit when I stay up all night That's the equivalent of me getting drunk and talking too much. | ||
But and that's what I did on D live But I like to play these personal things kind of close to the chest MonsterKill says, we got ZNA Productions and Chad got a million subs. | ||
Wow! | ||
Very, very impressive. | ||
I'll have to check that out. | ||
David R says, most resonant line, you get what you deserve. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yep. | ||
You said it. | ||
Andrew says, sorry for the cringe big guy. | ||
I knew about the cookie question for a while, growing in my knowledge. | ||
Thanks for the laugh and sarcasm as always. | ||
No problem, bro. | ||
Trust me. | ||
Free of charge. | ||
Not a problem. | ||
But it's alright. | ||
We were all there once. | ||
I get it. | ||
Barry says, I didn't mean to try to sound so abstract or profound. | ||
I just meant how do I explain to a normie what the main distinctions are between the two? | ||
Between the two what? | ||
Between the two what? | ||
What are you saying? | ||
I gotta go and scroll up and these self referential ones. | ||
Well, I don't even remember what you said. | ||
It's like 20 minutes ago, bro. | ||
I gotta really go back and find it. | ||
What does it mean to be American? | ||
What do I say to the idea that's... I don't know, bro. | ||
I don't know. | ||
You watch... I say it every night on the show, what you're supposed to say in these instances, okay? | ||
Rock himself says, how is Joker our guy when he's essentially an insane anarchist leftist? | ||
Hell, bad optics department? | ||
Okay, what is wrong with you, man? | ||
What are you, just stupid? | ||
Yeah, he's an anarchist leftist. | ||
Watch another show, please. | ||
You're not smart enough. | ||
T Norm says, I was wearing the America First hoodie. | ||
Epic meeting a knicker. | ||
Oh wow, so we have both people here tonight. | ||
Anon says, Nick... Whoops, scrolled down too far. | ||
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Let's see. | |
Where were we? | ||
Oh, great. | ||
We have a lot more. | ||
Nick, don't do it. | ||
Not worth it. | ||
Also favor Murdoch. | ||
Okay. | ||
10benison says, lol at homosexuals like Greg Johnson trying to apprehend celibacy, let alone involuntary celibacy. | ||
Totally true. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Homosexuals trying to understand celibacy. | ||
It's like a fish trying to understand being out of water. | ||
It just doesn't make sense to them. | ||
Yeah, well that's why we're just, you know, totally different. | ||
You know, people say, what are the main differences between you and the alt-right? | ||
It's like, the alt-right is godless, immoral, hedonistic, permissive, you know, permitting of these kinds of things. | ||
Kind of a big difference, don't you think? | ||
Hyman says, Nibba's love talking about over-socialization and complaining about normies. | ||
Then make another joke that's been made a thousand times in three days. | ||
I don't know if that's the same thing, though, to be fair. | ||
Twin Reverbs says, I saw Joker for the third time today. | ||
Highly, excuse me, highly recommend seeing it three times, big guy. | ||
Final 20 minutes is an epic gamer moment indeed, pee-pee poo-poo. | ||
I agree. | ||
Okay, I'm not reading this. | ||
Okay, I'm not reading this. | ||
Ethan says, I'm subsidizing your Big Mac. | ||
Hope it's a good one. | ||
Thanks. | ||
Chan alone says, Let me ask the question again. | ||
Are you nervous that the people around you are going to figure out who you are and gang up on you? | ||
Okay, so it's so funny. | ||
The guy asked me the most ambiguous... So when people find out who you are, are they gonna come after you? | ||
Well, what does that mean? | ||
Who am I? | ||
Am I like Jason Bourne? | ||
Am I like that Gemini man? | ||
What does that mean? | ||
When they find out about you, are they gonna come after you? | ||
I don't know what you're talking about, you know? | ||
Find out about what? | ||
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Who? | |
Who's gonna come? | ||
I mean, I'm pretty open about the Zionist stuff, the naming them, whatever. | ||
What do you mean? | ||
But, uh, when, uh, what, left-wing people find out, look, you know, for what it's worth, I'm a very niche guy. | ||
That's a thing, you know? | ||
I mean, people that know about me are, like, hardcore political people. | ||
And, um, you know, for the most part, people just don't really do these kinds of things. | ||
Generally speaking, what do you think is going to happen? | ||
Do you think black people, because this is what the question asks, do you think black people are going to drive a half hour from the south side and beat me up at my house? | ||
They're going to go scour the internet. | ||
My address isn't even on the internet. | ||
I've had this service for years where it takes it off. | ||
People thought they found it before, but it was the wrong one. | ||
I think that's part of it. | ||
But, uh, what do you think they're gonna do? | ||
They're gonna, like, scout, they're gonna use all these resources, hire a private investigator, you know, like, track me down, drive all the way out here, and then, like, do what? | ||
I mean, it just doesn't really happen. | ||
I've never heard of something like this. | ||
But, in any case, I'm not afraid of that, because I have the means to defend myself. | ||
So, if anybody wants to try that on the off day, on the off day that somebody wants to, uh, you know, take a chance, Well, I think the odds are in my favor, I would say. | ||
I think I have a home field advantage, so to speak. | ||
So, no, I'm not really worried about that. | ||
You know, everybody in my neighborhood knows who I am and what happened with me, Charlottesville and all this. | ||
And, uh, you know, people threaten me. | ||
Some black kid from my high school's like, if I ever seat you up, I'll beat you up! | ||
It's like, yeah, why don't you just worry about your baby mama, alright? | ||
Why don't you just worry about your baby mama, alright? | ||
You know, this guy on Facebook, oh, if I ever see you walking down, you know, this road in that red hat, I'll beat your ass! | ||
Yeah, okay, faggot. | ||
This guy was the biggest faggot I ever knew in high school, you know. | ||
He wasn't even, a lot of these black guys were like gangstas, right? | ||
This guy was like a total homo, you know. | ||
And there were a lot of threats like this that I heard, and, you know, nobody wants to square up, really. | ||
So it's like, at the end of the day, you're not from Chicago, all right? | ||
All these tough guys from the suburbs, really? | ||
Anyway, Monster Kills is the worst movie ever. | ||
Is Schindler's List? | ||
I've never seen it, I wouldn't know. | ||
Uh, Lord Marilyn says I went to see Joker alone and they made me see the Cuck movie instead. | ||
Yeah, well, precautionary measures, right? | ||
T for Nones says I think I was the only person audibly laughing in the theater. | ||
Couldn't help myself, I had to laugh along with him. | ||
Relating to that, yeah, relating big to that. | ||
FF says are all you knickers red-pilled on the Rocco's Basilisk question. | ||
I don't know what that is Response has seen Joker two more times this week. | ||
Life is great. | ||
Life is great, isn't it? | ||
Yeah Andrews is $2 super chat. | ||
My cousin Veronica loves you. | ||
Oh Well, thanks. | ||
Shout out to Veronica glad to hear about it. | ||
I Nova Corp says was debating with a journalist on the timeline realized the conversation was over when he said Rome wasn't a civilizational achievement or successful cringe Yeah, that is that's that interaction you had on the timeline is so cringe. | ||
agree. | ||
That guy's outrageous. | ||
Rian Garo says Mr. Brightside should have been the end credits song. | ||
Yeah, that would have been funny. | ||
White Guy says it's an old mainstream song, but if you haven't heard it, Uprising by Muse is a nice little white pill. | ||
I know rap is your thing, but maybe check it out. | ||
I know that song. | ||
I know that song. | ||
That song was the that was the promotional song for the movie Night and Day with Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz in like 2011 or something. | ||
and I I saw the trailer, it made me want to see the movie, and then the movie was trash. | ||
It was like some rom-com. | ||
But that's how I first heard it, and I have it on my Spotify. | ||
James Russell says, so Nick, how was the movie Cuck? | ||
It was terrible. | ||
Sam says, here's two bucks, are we friends now? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Sure. | ||
Captain Mike says, by the way, I'm sorry I wrote you that long essay about making peace with Owen. | ||
Yeah, it's okay, buddy. | ||
I know your heart's in the right place. | ||
But you can see where I'm coming from at this point, right? | ||
Temple Drake says, I saw Albert on Telegram. | ||
He's so beautiful. | ||
Yeah, he's a beautiful dog. | ||
Anus says, just joined because I was busy making out with my sexy goth GF. | ||
Okay, whatever, Anus12. | ||
We're so sick of hearing about your goth GF, all right? | ||
Save some for the rest of us. | ||
Gogo says, first half of the super chats is people posting cringe, second half is those same people apologizing for it. | ||
Giga brain business model. | ||
Yeah, there's some truth to that, certainly. | ||
Tyler says, fake folk salad and chat trying to cloud chase must disavow. | ||
Yeah, I disavow the fake folk salad. | ||
Anon says, what is this anti-doc service? | ||
Ain't trying to get got. | ||
Just look it up. | ||
It's um... | ||
I forget what it's called. | ||
It costs a lot of money every month, I'm not gonna lie. | ||
But it's like, what is it called? | ||
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Let me just look up anti-dox service. | |
Let me see. | ||
If you look up like, because everybody's info is on like white pages or Spokio or whatever. | ||
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How to get... Let's see, off small try Spokio. | |
I don't know. | ||
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You look it up. | |
But there's a, let me take a look. | ||
Let me see if I can find it. | ||
Yeah, I think it's, I can't find it right now. | ||
But anyway, I don't know. | ||
Just Google it, dude. | ||
It's like an e-celebrity. | ||
It's an e-celebrity thing. | ||
Maybe it's only offered to e-celebrities. | ||
Uh, Weekdays says, Yeah, that's true. | ||
Uh, Jared Holt really does just kind of help me. | ||
Every time he puts out these pieces, it only ends up, uh, you know, I get more followers, more traction. | ||
So he can keep doing it, right? | ||
But that's our last Super Chat. | ||
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