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Feb. 21, 2021 - Raging Dissident
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Raging Dissident Podcast 1 - 21 February 2021

Ramblings of an incoherent madman, test pilot episode podcast companion to the notoriously evil RageCast streams on the dissident internet.Masks, Lockdowns, Politicians, Corrupt Billionaires, War - the world is a circus and I'm here to make fun of it. Because somebody has to. It's too ridiculous.Not Liberal/Communist friendly. At all.https://ragingdissident.tv

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It's a cold one.
It's always cold down here in the big bunker.
Tentatively, I suppose, titled episode one of the, what do we want to call this, the Raging Dissident Podcast?
Ragecast?
Pod Rage?
Something along those lines.
21 February.
21 February 21. Oh, no.
We crossed some kind of vortex.
We definitely crossed the vortex into insanity a long time ago.
Not really sure how I want to do this.
I suppose I just have to do this with an introduction because a lot of the guys that you follow me on the typical online presence, the website ragingdissonant.tv.
Always there.
All the social links and everything is there.
But what I've been doing the previous couple of years is doing these streams you guys are familiar with.
Three hour, four hour, sometimes the 12-hour Mega Bowl streams.
I take kind of my own, you know, we all have a unique perspective, but mine, I think, is a little bit extra because I'm an insane person.
And lambasting and critiquing the nightmare in which we all kind of reside right now, otherwise known as life, gets a little bit more difficult and ridiculous and insane by the day.
I try to use, try to make it a little bit funny, makes it a little bit easier to digest.
Sometimes it's just a lot of angry yelling.
I did want to record this, you know, how most people do these podcasts.
They just do them.
But talking to myself is weird.
You know, I'm kind of used to having an audience.
Sometimes 1,000 people, 2,000 people a night.
So to sit here in the dark and talk to myself is a little bit silly.
So I am streaming this test early pilot episode to you guys.
So, you know, enjoy.
I'll be here.
We'll do this for an hour or so.
Try and figure out some kind of format.
Can't do a lot of the same things I do because it's all just audio.
As normal.
Don't really know what to get into, so I'll just get in.
I'll just talk.
Because that's what we do here.
What is any of it really about?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Does anybody even know anymore?
Stay home, stay safe.
Wear the masks, don't wear the masks, wear five masks.
Don't see grandma, but go to the Super Bowl, etc.
It's all very upsetting.
But if you don't know, if you're new, this is your first experience with the train wreck mess that this is going to be.
I hope you enjoy.
If you're politically conscious, politically correct, you're worried about hurting anybody's feelings, this is not the place for you.
If you're concerned with social justice causes and progressive liberalism, this is not for you.
You're an ardent supporter of the Justin Trudeau Canadian liberal communist regime.
This is definitely not for you.
In fact, if you're maybe, well, that's great.
I'm on the other team.
I'm on the team conservative, and we're going to get Justin out and we're going to, this is not for you either.
This told us from a movie who stole it from someone else who stole it from someone else.
There's a quote overheard supposedly during the Wall Street financial collapse in 2008 and said, the truth is like poetry.
Most people fucking hate poetry.
I just don't like to lie.
I don't like to say things that I know are not true.
It bothers me.
So I'm kind of an asshole about it, and I piss a lot of people off saying this kind of stuff.
What do you mean?
It all like it.
What's wrong with Karin O'Toole?
Well, he's a fat mess.
He's a communist sympathizer.
He takes money from the communist Chinese.
You can look it up.
It's on record.
Took money from the Saudi Arabians.
And shot for shot, the liberal platform, the conservative platform is the same.
Really makes no difference.
They're pro-climate agenda.
They're pro-Paris Accords.
They're pro-UN agenda.
They're pro-gun control.
He won't even say he'll bet he'll repeal all of it.
No, he doesn't.
They're batting with the liberals over who can be more liberal.
So how is that ever going to end?
Not well.
The Conservative Party of Canada only exists to make sure that an actual Conservative Party of Canada can never exist.
They're just in the way.
Maybe we're just disturbingly outnumbered.
It's hard to say, but, you know, not much you can do about it now.
But I can complain, though.
I can complain and yell and scream into this device.
Makes me feel a little bit better.
Makes you guys feel a little bit better.
I'm basically the guy playing the violin as the Titanic goes under.
I've used that analogy quite often.
That's my take on Western civilization as a whole, especially after the events in Washington and the States over the past six months.
You know, and you'll listen to these political talking heads go on and on and on.
What needs to be done?
We need charbs.
We need the vaccine.
We need to, you know, I'm the guy up top.
I'm just playing a violin.
I was already down below.
I just, I know there's a giant, you know, 18-wheeler-sized hole in the hull of this ship.
It's over.
Like, this isn't, this is not, the avoiding the iceberg is way too late for that.
Society has reached a, I'm sure you guys have all felt this wherever you are listening to this, whichever side of the fence you're on.
We've reached an unbridgeable gap or a chasm, if you will.
People are either on one side or the other.
Nobody wants to negotiate.
Nobody wants to talk.
Nobody's interested.
Very, very few.
I want to say nobody.
Very, very few.
Very, very, very fewer people than ever in history are interested in hearing what the other people think or why they think that way and how we can reach a compromise.
But they don't want to do any of that.
They demand that you obey them.
They demand that you adhere to the things that they want and the things they believe And live your life according to the way they want you to do it.
And that's an old saying about politics: there's two kinds of people in the world: there's the kind that just want to be left alone, and there's the kind that won't leave them alone.
And that's never been more true than now.
You've got a cult of mask-wearing maniacs running around, hell-bent on destroying people's lives because that's their team.
They're not even scared.
Like, most of them aren't even scared of their own, you know, doom virus.
And I know this because they're out walking around with their, you know, they've got their two-year-old child with no mask on sitting in their shopping cart in the grocery store, but they're wearing one, or it's, you know, it's pulled down under their nose or they take it off to sneeze.
Obviously, you don't believe this is a problem.
Because if you did, number one, I would not be taking my, if I was there as a deadly pandemic just rampaging through the ranks of our population and killing people.
It's crazy out there.
It's madness.
But let me bring my two-year-old.
And I've explained this logical fallacy.
I got to know how many times I need to explain this.
Maybe I've just got to say it louder and louder and more and more often.
I don't care what your stats say.
I don't care what your so-called experts say who are constantly wrong and flip-flopping and changing their goddamn minds.
How is it that we can't visit our dying family members?
You can't go to the hospital and see your grandmother, your grandfather.
They're passing away.
Maybe you are one of those people.
You can't see your own family.
The government's taken away your right, just the human decency to give somebody your last words, your last wishes.
This is it.
This is the end of the road.
This could be it.
What do you have left to say, to do?
Is there anything?
No, you can't.
They can't see you.
It's too dangerous.
There's too much COVID.
It's too crazy.
But we can have the Super Bowl.
Now, I'm sorry, you can't go from this province to that province.
You can't see your own children.
You can't visit your own family.
Oh, no, if you fly in from another country, you know, you've got to be quarantined.
You've got to do the whole thing.
But you can go to the Super Bowl.
You guys need to stay home, stay safe, and cancel Christmas.
And we're going to have contact tracers.
We're going to have armed thugs walking around patrolling your communities to make sure you're following municipal bylaws, which no one's even sure if they're legal or not.
But you can go to the Super Bowl.
Someone explained this to me.
Why would you even risk this?
You wouldn't.
But it's very important that they keep the plebs and the public entertained and distracted and under control as their rights are systematically stripped away and gobbled up in the name of safety.
In the name of protecting the people who are, you know, not doing so hot.
Being, you know, separated from the rest of their family.
And last time I checked, this vaccine's not doing them many favors either.
But I can't really, I'm not really allowed.
I don't think I'm allowed to have an opinion on that.
I think that's illegal.
Isn't it illegal to have the wrong opinion?
I think that's medical misinformation, isn't it?
Something like that.
Well, the virus is so deadly and scary.
It's 99.9% survivable if you're under the age of 70. And the vaccine, only 97% of people can take it without serious side effects.
So 3% of people have serious side effects?
But less than a tenth of 1% have serious side effects from the actual virus.
Be quiet, sir.
We don't like that around here.
These are just basically going to be vent sessions.
I'm just going to shoot my mouth off and be angry about these kinds of things.
For the people that watch the streams, again, ragingdissonant.tv.
I have a YouTube channel as well.
Same name, Raging Dissident, go there.
Website, I'm just going to be plugging it over and over again.
Ragingdissident.tv.
And I just honestly started doing this because like many of you, maybe some of you guys are just catching up.
I've been pretty much ready to check out of this two years ago.
And if it wasn't for my three children, God knows where I'd be right now.
But you can only handle so much.
And like I said, I can't not say anything.
I have to.
I suppose a little bit of background would make sense, especially if you're listening on iTunes or Spotify and you have no idea what the hell it is you stepped into.
Bring a helmet.
It's going to get rough.
I was released from the Army in 2017.
I served 14 years as an infantryman.
I fought overseas in Afghanistan.
And actually, right around now, I was, maybe, perhaps.
Most people wouldn't know.
I was the subject of a very brief viral video once upon a time.
Because my home at the time, the home city of Halifax, decided that it would be appropriate to put young Omar Cotter up on for display for standing ovations across most of the city.
Showed up to kiss his boots and say how sorry they were that he had to be put in jail for being a war criminal and a terrorist.
And we paid him $10 million.
And now it's only fair that he be paraded around the country like a hero.
And everyone show up to say how wonderful that is.
Well, I couldn't stand that, being who I am and having kind of an outspoken opinion.
And hey, he's right down the road.
I was 20 minutes away.
So I went down there with my medals on and stood there in the rain and tried to get in there to let this guy hear my two cents, exactly what I think of him.
But they wouldn't let me in in most of the city.
The entire, everyone was on his side.
I stood there and basically shamed them all.
No one had anything to say.
No one.
No one.
They would look at their feet.
They're disgusting and they're cowards.
And then I listened to them mock me on the radio, local radio in Halifax for two days after the fact.
He's crazy, that guy.
Probably has post-traumatic stress.
He needs help, I think.
Coming up after this, how young is too young for sodomy?
Drag queen story time for the five-year-olds of Dartmouth Public Library.
Call in with your suggestions.
I can't wait personally.
I just think it's really good to expose children to different ideas and cultures.
I know, Susie, I know.
It's dinosaurs like this guy that think just because he fought in a war against the guy that we're now in love with, that he has any kind of educated opinion on what kinds of people these are.
It's ridiculous.
It really is.
Let me play some card— This is the kind of stuff.
I'm not kidding.
They were talking about pretty lewd, disgusting stuff at like 9 o'clock in the morning, 8.30 in the morning.
I was driving my kids to school.
They hear this on the radio.
My own kids are hearing this, you know.
And this is the kind of stuff they prop out.
But I'm the bad guy.
We're the bad guy.
We're all bad people.
We're all bigots.
I kind of say that affectionately.
Affectionately.
Affectionately.
Am I making up words?
Reboot.
It's a joke.
It's ironic because the word bigot means you're intolerant of other people's ideas or cultures or lifestyles or whatever.
I suppose that's true.
I'm very intolerant of communism, pedophiles, thieves, murderers, crooked politicians, crooked judges, cops, basically bad people in general.
Anybody that's a weak coward that uses their position and influence to victimize other people and prop themselves up while pushing others down because it's all about me getting mine.
Yeah, I'm definitely not a fan of those people.
I do not want to hear their side of it.
I don't care about their opinion.
I don't care what their excuses are.
Guess I'm a bigot.
What's he got against communists anyway?
I don't know.
They do have the high score kill count, 80 million dead or something like that.
Maybe it's not a good idea at this point.
Maybe not.
Beep.
You'll hear that a lot.
That's my communism detector.
It goes off every 20 minutes or so.
Every time it tells a communist gets his wings.
You know?
I think I had that video somewhere.
I don't really want to feel like playing it.
I've had to hear it so many times.
I've been linked to it so many times.
It was retarded.
And I did have literally thousands of messages over the next three days or so, three, four days.
I did get to briefly talk to Gavin McGinnis.
That was kind of interesting.
This is before I realized he was a fed and apparently put Dildo's up his ass on TV for lick for clicks.
But, you know, I was just happy to, you know, get mine.
And by mine, I mean our voice heard.
A lot of these veterans feel the same way I did, which is evidenced by the countless.
I can't even count how many messages I got.
And I went through and answered every single one of them.
Took me a long time.
And they all said pretty much the same thing.
They're all thinking the same thing, and they all want to say the same thing, but they'll get in trouble with work.
Yada, yada, yada.
Fortunately for me, I burned all those bridges.
I'm never going to have a regular job again.
I'm an evil, evil bad guy now.
So I really don't care.
And I feel like it's my job.
It's my duty to do that.
Well, these guys are dead and they're gone and they're not here anymore.
And they're not here to say anything.
So I have to.
And I think that's something along the lines of what I said then.
I don't really remember.
If we don't speak for the dead, then who does?
I am sure as hell not going to let it be Justin Trudeau or Catherine McKenna or Aaron O'Toole or Harjit Sajjan, God help us all.
The architect.
He's the architect.
He architected it.
What did he build his sand tape?
Did he build his mat model out of Legos?
Is that his idea of architecting?
The biggest battle since the Korean War the Canadian forces are engaged in, and he goes going around and tried to take credit for that like he had some kind of instrumental role in it.
Who does that?
Well, you know, narcissists and sycophants and scumbags and self-interested monsters that generally like to get into government because they want the attention, the power, the gravitas, the big money that comes along with it.
Six-figure paycheck, big pension, great big pension.
You only got to do a little bit of time.
Did you know that some ministers, when they go from one position to another, they get a pension for being minister of A, minister of B, minister of C. They start stacking these pensions up like they're collecting Pokemon cards.
Which, when you consider who the people are working our government, I'm not even sure that's an exaggeration.
They might literally be playing Pokemon Go in the House of Commons.
If they even go to work.
You know, normally they do everything over Zoom call now, but they're still getting paid their big fat pension.
You can't open your job.
You can't go to work.
You need your hours cut, reduced, business shut down, non-essential.
But they can sit around and jawbone over, you know, Zoom calls about how the next $250 million contract they're going to steal and peddle off to their friends.
Justin, how did your mom get a quarter of a million dollars?
Uh, uh, I, uh, we...
We have always worked hard for Canadians and the middle class and those working hard to join it.
That's not an answer.
You didn't even address anything that I said.
Diversity and inclusion in the current year.
What?
It's like when you wake up, I was driving.
It's difficult to say because, you know, why are you in a bad mood?
What are you so angry about?
I don't even remember.
It's like death by a thousand cuts.
It's just you can only handle so much stupid crap in the run of a lifetime.
And I think I just maxed out early.
Early, I just wanted to get a piece of pizza because, I mean, there's hardly anywhere I can go.
You got to put on your mask and put on your, I refuse to do it.
I won't support these places.
I just won't do it.
And there's a few places that, you know, are pretty OG and don't care.
Remember when it was cool to be that, you know, not trust the government and rage against the machine?
Now we rage for The machine.
And if you don't do what the government tells you to do, you're the bad guy.
Just wanted to get some food.
And, you know, snowstorm.
You know, we're in Canada, so I mean, snowstorms do happen.
When I was a kid, they would plow and salt the roads and sand the roads and do whatever prior to the storm, during the storm, sometimes lulls in the storm immediately after, so people could travel on the roads that they pay with their tax money for and get to where they got to go, go to work, whatever.
Ah, Frank Bosch, you Saturday.
The leaves in the hedge is on.
What's the big rush?
Well, I don't know.
Maybe I hurt myself.
I need to get to a hospital.
You know, you don't just get to it when you get to it.
But anyway, my point is, it seems as though no matter what you do in the run of a day, there's some evidence somewhere, whether it's just driving to get something to eat, you're standing in line at the post office, whatever it is, you can see society degenerating in front of you everywhere you look.
Everything is worse than it used to be.
You used to be able to expect people to do the bare minimum.
They would do their job, you know, snowstorm.
Well, they're at least plow and salt the roads.
I mean, that is what we pay them for.
Nah, they do it when they feel like it now.
Geez, I went into another store a while ago.
They closed at 11, so it's 10.40.
He's like, oh, I got 20 minutes.
No, they closed early.
You know, pretty much 11, boy.
Fuck.
10.30, 10.40, Mike.
He rounds it up to 11. That's the new Common Core Matt.
What?
You know, like everybody everywhere gives less of a fuck than ever before.
But somehow we're supposed to be optimistic about the state of affairs.
Everything is somehow going to magically work out.
We're a trillion dollars in debt.
We've got no jobs.
We've got no plan for the future.
We're destroying our energy sector, our oil economy.
Gas is gone.
We're farming on all of our jobs overseas to China.
Who we love now?
The Nova Scotia Premier said he loves China.
It's just a different culture.
They're just different over there.
Yeah, they're all about genocide and human experiments.
Kidnapping our citizens, by the way.
I'm sure the two Michaels were really appreciative of that, Premier McNeil.
Just a different culture.
We just have a culture of kidnapping your citizens and torturing them.
That's all.
Trudeau admires their basic dictatorships.
The conservatives take their money.
You know, the NDP are just full-blown terrorists.
Jagmeet Singh literally sat next to a bunch of Sikh separatist terrorists on video at a table where they're talking about the superiority of the Sikh culture and how they're going to take over and this and that.
Refuses to denounce the Air India bombing.
I think he's banned from several countries.
The absolute state of this country is beyond clown town.
It's another dimension of clown.
This is like the it monster.
Every Joker character and who was a serial killer?
John Wayne Gacy?
They all got together and rolled up in a ball of methamphetamines and the lowest IQ made up of, you know, toaster parts and, you know, Fisher Price toys.
They went to the CERN Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, spun that bitch up in the most ridiculous dimension possible, and they just rolled it all together and sucked us in with them.
That's basically how Canada's run now.
Our finance minister, God bless her little hams, doesn't know what happens if interest rates go up.
You know, we've got more debt than ever.
Debt to income or debt to GDP is insanely out of control.
Before, this was before the average Canadian household was $200 away from being underwater in debt.
Bankruptcy, $200 away from bankruptcy.
That was before.
So we'll just borrow money ad finitum forever.
And when questioned by shadow finance critic Pierre Polyev, what happens if the interest rate goes up just 2%, which inevitably it will do?
I don't have a crystal ball.
Yeah, that's not what a brain's called, Christian.
We know that you don't have a brain.
That's what you meant to say.
You don't need a crystal ball.
You just punch in, you know, the current debt multiplied by 2% month over month.
I mean, it's math.
Math isn't hard.
But I guess math is racist now.
We did talk about that on the last stream, Friday night.
Again, if you're interested, they're a lot louder.
There's some, you know, we play rock music.
I drink beers and I yell a lot.
And, you know, there's some funny voice modulation things that go on.
People call in at the end.
It's fun.
We hang out.
It's kind of like being at the pub back in the day when you were allowed to do that, you know, and men could just talk.
You could just talk about stuff.
That's basically what we're doing.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8 p.m.
Eastern, ragingdissonant.tv.
All the links and everything are there.
And there's a mailing list.
Whatever.
But I digress.
What are we even talking about?
It's a mess.
And what happens next?
Well, there'll be a financial crisis inevitably.
We're going to do this sham election.
The liberals are going to win a majority because they put the most unelectable buffoon of an incompetent moron, an Aaron O'Toole in the Conservative Party.
Even though he polled the lowest, was the least popular.
Him and Peter McKay were the least popular, the least palatable, and the least desirable.
Completely struck out all zeros across the board with the under-25 crowd.
Nobody likes these guys.
But somehow they became the frontrunners, and Aaron O'Toole wins the elect with the Dominion voting machines.
I've heard something about Dominion voting machines somewhere before.
I can't remember where.
Probably unimportant.
You had Derek Sloan, who was very popular, and Leslie Lewis was very popular.
The black woman, she's a lawyer, polled most strongly in Saskatchewan, which is, of course, the most racist area of Canada, as CBC and Eastern Canada would have you believe.
That's who they wanted.
Or Derek Sloan.
And they got knocked off course.
Now O'Toole is polling, I don't know, what, 10 points lower?
And it looked like the, you know, Shear and Trudeau were pretty close.
And now, you know, Shear wasn't that good either, but O'Toole is just sheer, but even way less likable than that guy.
You know, they're doomed to fail.
This is the end of the Conservative Party.
And now they're kicking out their own people for chiming.
I'm sorry.
Isn't this a Canadian value?
Don't we value the men and women that are brave enough to speak up and buck the trend and speak against the crowd and go against the grain and say the unpopular things and say the things that need to be said, even though nobody wants to hear it?
Even though everybody, you know, it needs to be said.
No, we shun those people and we kick them out now.
Like that.
What's a guy's name?
Jim Karalios.
I think he was a Greek MP.
He's got a Greek last name.
I don't think he's from Greece.
They kicked him out.
They kicked out Derek Sloan.
They demoted Pierre to the backbench because, well, he was taking too much.
It's a joke.
There's no one in charge.
What do you know?
you Thank you.
Mommy and Daddy have left the building.
And so, yeah, it's like I wake up and that movie, Idiocracy, Mike Judge, 2006.
Mike Judge wrote and directed that.
He's the guy that did King of the Hill.
I think he predicted in the future, 25 something, 500 years in the future, basically the average man today is a genius then because the dumbing down has continued for so long.
And it is true that the average IQ, I think, is 10 or 15 points lower than I'm just pulling numbers out of my hat here.
I don't know, but it's been declining for a while.
Are you sure?
Well, I don't know, Becky.
Kids are eating Tide Pods.
You know what I never did as a kid?
Ate detergent.
I was talking about this with somebody else.
You know what would fix a lot of this if we just took the warning labels off of everything for like a week?
Just one week.
Take the warning labels off of everything and just let nature take its course.
I don't know, sir.
Should I drink this?
Or like, what do you think?
I don't know, Patrick.
Do you think you should drink that?
I don't know, maybe.
Well, that's a decision you're just going to have to make on your own.
That's bleach.
No, you don't.
And it wasn't even like it was two and three-year-olds that were out of control eating Tide Pods.
It's 15, 16-year-old kids.
They're licking toilet seats.
They're literally licking toilet seats.
Oh, it's for the Graham, bro.
It's for TikTok.
I mean, how do you not feel like the joke?
If you're a grown man with a brain cell still functioning in your head, and if you're especially, if you're over the age of 30, that you have the fortune or misfortune of remembering what the world was like before 9-11, before the internet, before, you know, social media, cell phones, Facebook, it was a completely different place.
And, you know, every day I wake up and a little bit more and a little bit more, I'm more and more lost in my own world that just went completely down the toilet.
I just stood here and watched it burn to the ground.
And everyone running around is completely out of their minds.
Almost everybody.
Now we've got to wear two masks and gloves and face shields and goggles and glory holes because germs exist.
But only in certain places and only for certain people.
I read a story earlier about an airline where if you were trying to sleep, they let the people in first class take the masks off because, I mean, who wants to sleep with a mask on?
But that doesn't apply to the people in the back of the plane.
For God's sakes, you're in a plane.
If this supposed airborne virus is on the plane, you know, the air you're breathing in the plane is all recirculated through the plane.
So if one person coughs in first class, it's going to infect.
There's another thing that's going down the tube.
The airlines.
I've gone across this country five or six times now just in the past year.
And I have yet to observe anything resembling this nightmare they're talking about on TV.
Must just be my white privilege kicking in.
I'm just lucky that I...
I think those things, what do they hold?
300 people?
Speaking of 9-11?
12 people?
Because, you know, they always got to sit so far apart and everything else.
Nobody wants to travel.
So the airlines are being destroyed.
Industry's being destroyed left and right.
These are not losses that we can make up.
And what will the government do to fix this?
Well, they'll raise taxes.
They'll raise taxes.
They'll raid pension funds.
They'll cut Social Security spending.
They'll cut what they need to cut.
But that's what they do.
And all it does is accelerate the decline.
And then they sit around and they pull their hair out and they're like, I don't understand.
We were so woke.
We planted so many trees.
Well, they didn't.
Remember, they're going to plant 2 billion trees.
That never happened.
We've got solar panels.
Well, they're covered in snow right now.
I don't know what happened.
Because wokeness does not equal success.
Again, I was an NCO in the military.
And this is, as much as I hated it a lot of the time, 14 years I was in there.
But you know what?
There's one really important life lesson that you learn every day over and over and over again in an environment like the military, like the army specifically, like the infantry specifically, specifically, specifically.
Because in that world, the only thing that matters is if it works or if it doesn't work.
If I'm with my guys and we need to build a rope bridge over a river in November and it's minus five and we've all got our rucksacks and it's raining, you know, oh, God.
We can't sit around and petition the river to be more woke and accept more BIPOC soldiers.
No.
We get there how we get there.
Rope bridge, cut down, throw a tree over it, whatever we got to do, but whatever works, works.
You don't have the luxury of make-believe.
You don't have the luxury of fantasy.
I don't care what you identify as, what your skin color is, what magic book you listen to or pray to, whatever.
Your ruckstack still weighs 90 pounds.
It's always going to.
And every step, It's going to crunch your spine a little bit more.
It doesn't matter.
All that matters is cold, hard reality.
And if you do stupid things that don't work in cold, hard reality, you die.
Or you get really hurt and other people, or whatever, right?
And if it does work, hey, it works.
And how do you know it works?
Because it just worked.
That's how the rest of the world used to operate.
So imagine my surprise when I leave the military to now discover the world I left behind 14, 15 years ago when I joined has been, you know, overrun by, I don't even know what you'd call it, mentally detached infants that are more, you know, victimhood, you know, professionals.
Oh, that's not true.
Everything by every metric is worse than it was 10 years ago and 10 years before that and 10 years before that and 10 years before that.
Happiness index way down.
How's employment?
How are your future prospects out there, everybody?
How are you guys feeling?
You feeling good?
You say things are better or worse than 10 years ago, 20 years ago, 30 years ago.
The average purchasing power of the dollar is 30% less, I think, around about that than it was in 1980.
In 1980, I went to school with a guy, not in 1980, I was negative five years old at that time.
But I went to school with a guy back then whose father sold shoes.
He sold shoes, women's shoes a lot of, but men's shoes as well.
And I knew this because when I went to his house, which was a very nice place, garage, several bedrooms, couple bathrooms, finished basement, the whole thing.
Big piles of shoes in the basement.
All these shoes.
What is going on?
I was like, oh, my dad's a shoe salesman.
Oh.
And there was a TV show, Married with Children, Al Bundy, maybe you recall it.
You know what he did?
He sold women's shoes, worked at a shoe store.
Big house, garage, driveway, wife, kids.
Wife doesn't work, stays home.
That used to be normal.
Now you've got mom and dad working three jobs or more between the two of them.
Kids in daycare, pulling their hair out, can't get enough money to buy a new dishwasher.
Forget about vacations and new cars and cottages and, you know, kids playing hockey or any of that.
Oh, yeah, all the kids played hockey, by the way, back then.
That's a rich kid sport now.
You're not playing hockey unless your mom and daddy got a lot of money.
You're not playing hockey.
And everybody's aware of this.
Because, in essence, we're not run by countries and politicians anymore and haven't been for a long time.
They're middle management.
They're middlemen.
Bill Gates is more your president than anyone else.
Jeff Bezos, the Rockefellers, the Koch brothers, the Rothschilds, the International Banking Syndicate decides what you do.
We're the ones in charge now.
Well, where's proof of the show me proof?
Give links.
Send me a link.
Just use your brain.
These people, the top fractional 1% of the human population, whatever it is, made $4 trillion since the pandemic started.
Did you know that?
And do you know where they didn't really make the money so much as they stole it from you?
Because that's roughly the same amount that has been sucked out of the middle class of the Western world, about $4 trillion lost.
And it all went upstairs to the corporate overlords.
And you know what the corporate overlords do?
Well, they push social justice initiatives that pit everybody against each other.
They push the green energy bullshit, which destroys your ability to provide for yourself.
It destroys your energy culture and your industry and your jobs, your economy.
Pretty much the heart of the Canadian economy is destroyed now.
While simultaneously funding those jobs and those opportunities and those things in places like China.
Justin Trudeau at one point shut down several, if not all, of the coal mines in the area around Calgary to a tune of $150 million in job losses, and then used almost to the dollar amount, $150 million, and reinvested that money in Chinese coal plants.
Not even Chinese chicken farms.
Coal plants.
There's two sets of rules here, guys.
There's rules for us and there's rules for them.
So this is why, you know, it really bothers me.
I kind of figured this out a while ago and now I'm just really, really annoyed by it.
And everybody, oh, we'll just vote him out.
We'll just vote this guy out.
And then we'll get replace them with who?
They're all the same.
Because these corporate billionaire interests donate to the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party and the NDP.
It doesn't matter.
And these people who think we're the resistance, we're bashing the fashion.
Sponsored by Pepsi and Coca-Cola.
Sponsored by Starbucks.
Nike, just bash.
The Super Bowl would like to take time to honor the sacrifice of George Floyd.
Cruelly stricken down in his prime just as he was about to ascend to Supreme Court justice when racist Nazis appeared and brutally murdered him in the street simply for being a black man.
And then some F-18s fly over.
Are you kidding me?
Like, we know these corporations are bad.
Reminds me of that joke from Fight Club.
It'll just be, you'll be in the Microsoft country on planet Starbucks in the Amazon galaxy.
That's how it ends.
It's like monopoly.
Everybody, you know, these guys are eventually just going to own everything.
Not you.
You know, it was George Carlin.
George Carlin was a huge influence of mine.
I really love that guy.
Wish I'd ever got to see him live.
I think, when did he die?
2008?
Six, something.
It's a big club, and you're not in it.
You and I are not in the big club.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Everybody's too doped up on pills and drugs and video games and sports to realize, like he said, the American dream is that you've got to be asleep to believe it.
It's a system that threw you overboard 20 fucking years ago.
He sold you out.
And the politicians are just there.
They're middle management.
They don't want to upset this system because they've got it pretty good.
They're in the upper ruling class part of the system.
They're millionaires.
They're making six-figure incomes and pensions.
Why would they want to change this?
They only care about themselves.
Why would they care?
Why would they want to change anything?
Hey, you know what we should do?
Upend this whole thing so I stop being a millionaire.
Oh, and maybe I can be the target and, you know, recipient of the wrath of the Koch brothers or the Rothschilds or whoever.
Yeah, that's what I want.
No, they're not going to do that.
They're cowards and they're weak, and they just want the status quo.
They just want everything to stay the way it is because it's working out pretty well for them.
Well, it's not working out pretty well for the rest of us.
Record high overdoses, record-high suicides, record-high violence.
How are the racial tensions going?
Thank you for that, media, by the way.
Entirely their fault.
Every day, non-stop.
Which parts of the alphabet are going to be racist next?
Math is apparently racist.
We talked about that on Friday.
I realize I'm all over the place in 50 million different topics, but that's basically just how this goes now.
You getting a feel for this yet?
I got to keep an eye on the time.
I don't want to go too over.
Just an hour.
Ish.
I'm going to try and do these once a week, ish, Saturday, Sunday, maybe middle of the night, like we're doing now.
I see you guys there in the chat.
I just wanted to have something to bounce off on some of your guys' super chats there.
Thanks.
I appreciate it.
I'll read them towards the end.
I don't want to get too knocked off track here.
But now I already am.
Now I don't remember what I was even talking about.
Just the absolute state.
And it's difficult to understand or envision a way forward because it's not that people are lazy or that they don't want to.
It's that things have gotten so bad now that it's really hard to even – You don't know where the exits are.
Everybody's screaming.
It's like, you know, good luck.
You know, and everybody, you know, we got to get off this plane.
Well, where do we go?
Well, that's going to take some effort.
What's with the wall, by the way, at Parliament Hill?
I joked about this the other night also.
Because in America, they do things the American way.
This is an American motherfucker.
We're going to protect our leadership, air quotes, from the peasants.
Now we're going to do the American way.
We both did it different ways.
The Canadians did it the Canadian way and the Americans did the American way.
The Americans do up front in your face.
Big dick energy.
Big power.
Uh-rah, America.
50,000 troops.
Shut down D.C. Razor wire fences.
Big walls.
Guns.
Humvees.
Helicopters.
No fly zone.
You want in?
You're not getting in.
Roadblocks.
MPs.
Stop and search.
You're not getting anywhere near this.
Well, how do we do this in Canada?
Well, we don't have much of a military anymore.
The guys we do have are deployed in piecemeal, tiny, tiny little operations all over the world.
The guys that are back here aren't serviceable.
Many of them are injured or fat and lazy and useless.
You know, the infantry regiments are extremely depleted.
Recruiting targets are down.
Equipment is ancient.
The country's huge.
We don't have logistical ability to move a lot of these guys around very easily.
Provide, you know, post a bit of a problem if you're somebody like Gerald Butts trying to think of how we're going to figure this out.
I don't know if this is what they did, but I find it hilarious to think about it, and why not?
So I wonder if that's the American plan.
Oh, Jerry.
You know, and when was that the guy, was his name, Corey Hearn or Cody Hearn?
The guy that, this is how on the ball the Canadian intelligence agencies are.
Guy was posting on Facebook he was going to kill Trudeau for months, then gets in his car, in his truck, with an M14, I think, I believe it was, or a mini 14, something, some kind of rifle.
Drives all the way to Ottawa, rams the gate of the cottage where this idiot's supposedly living, and then walks around the grounds with a rifle for 25 minutes before anyone even noticed.
Holy frank boy, guys walking around in the front line with the rifle.
Where look at that?
Holy jumping, look at him.
Probably send the police out there, eh?
Oh, yes, get the mountains on the phone right quick.
It's a joke.
I mean, there's this sense that they think the government is this omnipotent, super powerful force.
But like, I'm telling you, the older I get, I'm like, I think they're just retarded.
Maybe some places of the world.
I mean, I know some elements of the American establishment are very powerful and skilled at what they do.
But in Canada, I just don't.
So how do they protect the building?
Well, they did it the Canadian way.
I wonder, Trudeau asked Jerry, you know.
Jerry's from Cape Breton.
Love him.
Listen, boy, here's what I says we do, right?
Look at this.
We don't got the troops or the guns.
That's the problem.
But what we do got is a lazy population that don't like a lot of exercise or doing much.
So we just put big walls up, right?
And we tell them we're doing renovations.
We're just doing renos in here, boys.
Big walls so you don't come, you know, tripping in here, walking on naders and hammers and all that kind of stuff.
So, you know, just keep back about a good 200 feet from the building at all times.
We've got this nice 10-foot wall wrapped around the whole Parliament building there so nobody can get nowhere near the place.
Sounds legit to me.
When was that?
Oh, it's been a year.
That wall's been there for a year now for renovations.
*laughs*
Imagine, I don't know, but imagine if that is the real reason.
And they're just like fingers crossed, nobody figures it out, and they're just sitting there laughing hysterically.
Like, oh, we'll tear up the lawn, say we're doing renovations, just put a big wall up, and no one even tries to get around the damn thing.
Well, there's a big wall hereby, so I guess we'll just stand on the other side of it and wave her flags and signs around.
And I mean, geez, we've been out here two hours.
She's getting a little bit cold, so I suppose I'll head her home to leave some heads on later.
Oh.
Man, what a country.
For now, I mean, it's not going to last.
Again, the debt crisis is coming.
We've got no money.
We're underwater in debt.
We're upside down.
We have no gold at all.
If you have a single ounce of gold at home, you have more than the entire government of Canada has.
Did you know that?
And they're going to try and borrow more money at interest from the central bank.
A lot of people don't know that even exists, how it works.
Where does money come from?
I don't know.
Nobody ever told me.
That's on purpose.
You should find out.
It's very important how it works.
There's a private bank that has it all, which who owns that?
Nobody knows.
It's a secret.
But they buy their money from the International Monetary Fund, which is overseas in a different country.
And the IMF buys its money from the BIS for the Bank for International Settlement.
So it's a massive pyramid.
But anyway, by the time it gets to the government, they borrow the money at interest.
They're going to borrow $100 million, but they're going to owe $12, you know, maybe $1.2, you know, billion dollars of money that doesn't exist because they just printed it out of nothing, and the only way they can pay for it is by taxing you.
And now I don't even think the government understands this.
Justin Trudeau said in an interview, someone asked him again about all the money borrowing, and he smugly said rates are at historic lows, like they're basically 0%.
It seemed as though he believed that this money is just free and that the inevitability of raising interest rates just won't affect him for some reason.
It's terrifying.
I imagine that would be like, that's like when you imagine if you're like, this has probably happened to someone out there being 11 or 12 years old.
And then you're like coming downstairs for school in the morning or something.
And your father's there, like, drunk in his underwear.
And he's like trying to dig toast out of the toaster with a fork while it's plugged in.
And you're just like, oh, man, my parents are, oh, they're retarded.
I'm literally smarter than them.
That's terrifying.
That's how I feel.
I'm not smart.
I'm average at best.
But everybody else seems to have gotten way stupider.
Specifically the people in the government.
But worse than that, if it was just that they were dumb or ignorant or naive, that's one thing.
But they're also very bad people.
They're narcissists.
They're selfish.
And they don't care about you.
They don't care about any of us.
They prove it in their actions every day.
They tell you to do one thing, they do the opposite.
And when they get caught doing insane things, like the thing, you know, they just brush it off.
There's never any consequences.
When's the last time anybody in this country ever went to jail for doing something, you know, ridiculously irresponsible?
Never.
200 never, I believe, is the year that happened.
1990, never.
1970, never.
Because they're privileged.
They're the ruling class.
They're allowed to do these kinds of things.
You're not on the same level as them.
Not how it works.
You're just a tax farm.
You're just there to work the machines and keep the lights on and kick the money upstairs.
So Justin can fly around with his entourage and have $400 hot towels and $50 sliced lemons and $17,000 for booze and caviar.
Oh, and a second plane for his wardrobe.
And then when he lands there with his two plane loads of goofballs, he's going to give a speech on climate change.
Funny now, all of a sudden, he's learned how to use Zoom calls and Skype messaging to make statements in other places.
But pre-black death that we live in, he was flying all over the goddamn place.
As they all do.
Patty Hadgu flew back and forth the whole time.
Stay at home.
Nobody travel anywhere.
Non-essential travel is banned because you'll kill everyone.
Don't be irresponsible.
Sorry, got to go.
I got a plane to catch.
You paid for those planes too, by the way.
John Torrey, lockdown Toronto.
Destroy your businesses.
Anyway, sorry, guys.
I got to go to Florida now.
Doug Ford.
Oh, you Yahoos.
You better.
Oh, man.
I mean, let me catch you, buddy.
Let me tell you.
Oh, you better wear that mask.
Didn't you just go get a photo op with like a 90-year-old woman with no mask on?
It's beyond, like, it's just at least in our father's day or their generation of scumbaggery and lies and nonsense on the TV.
They had the decency to try to make it believable, you know?
It was harder to filter out the nonsense.
You had a little more skill, a little more tact.
You had to be paying attention a little bit.
You had to be a little sharp in the average cat to catch this.
Not anymore.
They just.
Well, they must just walk around with Clown wigs and noses on telling you, hey, everybody from now on, you've got to walk on your hands or else COVID will get you, but only after 10 p.m.
Because it's a nighttime predator.
It waits in the bushes.
And if you're on the street, well, at 8 p.m., I think.
Is it 8 p.m.
that COVID gets you in Quebec?
The French version of COVID is much more serious.
It will literally assault you from the bushes.
It'll just tackle you.
It'll come running from across the street, taking you right out.
Friend of mine was telling, he barely survived, barely got away with his life.
Like, I was just curious.
Just going to walk outside?
Just to see.
Let's see what happened.
It was cold.
Dark.
It's walking around.
Own.
It's out.
Shining.
It's quiet.
So quiet.
Your footsteps.
Nuh.
Bang!
Oh!
Came just sprinted from across the street in steel-toed Doc Martin boots and just drop-kicked him right in the head.
COVID double almost near killed him, near took his head right off.
Look down at my watch.
It's 9.01.
One minute after curfew, you know, or 8.01, whatever it is.
Because it gets you at nighttime.
That's why all the restaurants have to close at 10 or you can't serve liquor past 9. Or like, what the fuck?
The gyms can't be open, though.
But the liquor stores can be open.
That barbecue place, nah, no, no, you can't.
Because we don't care about your need to feed your family and facilitate your own pursuit of your own life's goals.
But Walmart, who is literally across the street, they obviously can stay open.
They have special COVID doors and windows that keep everybody out.
Have you seen the kind of people that frequently shop at Walmart?
I have.
There's a website called People of Walmart, and for whatever reason, they're just drawn to it.
I would expect them to be less cognizant of public health orders and having the ability to protect themselves and other people properly, but that's just my guess.
Get them extra bottles of Pepsi, put them in the cart.
We already got 37 bottles.
It's on sale, Peggy.
Jesus.
Wearing like mustard-stained sweatpants that haven't fit them since like 1998.
Grown men wearing an Elmo shirt.
Methed out.
Haven't showered in weeks.
You know.
Do I need to go on?
It's Walmart.
For whatever reason.
These are the things you will see at Walmart.
All right.
They can stay open.
Small businesses can't.
Because reasons.
And they take your money and they give them to their own companies.
The government funds.
Was it another we charity type situation?
A company that was created a week ago got $200 million.
And when they were questioned on it, how did you select this program for this benefit when it only existed a week ago?
What criteria did you use?
They have no answer.
And it turns out there was a Liberal Party member with direct ties to that company.
I'm sure that had nothing to do with it.
I'm sure that had nothing to do with it.
Oh, man.
Unreal.
Unreal.
So I'll start it because I just wanted a piece of pizza, but it took me twice as long to get there and back.
Because we don't salt the roads anymore or plow the roads or sand the roads or do anything.
Really, nobody's really motivated to do even the bare minimum anymore.
Why not?
It's all so tiresome.
What do you even, you know?
You try and laugh about it.
It's the best you can do.
Because, again, we're post-iceberg.
I don't see it getting better.
I don't see how it can get better.
You pretty much just have to let it happen at this point.
It's like trying to go in to save some of your belongings when your house is already completely engulfed in flames.
It's like, you know, first of all, you're not going to save anything.
Second of all, you're probably just going to burn yourself.
You might even die.
So the best we, all you can do now is just watch it burn.
Watch it come down, burn.
It's going to be awful.
It's going to be painful.
You're going to lose a lot of stuff.
And it's going to be very traumatic.
And then there's a lot of work to do.
You've got to clear the rubble away.
Deal with insurance companies who aren't going to pay you because they're scum.
Try and rebuild your home or get a, you know, start all over again.
And that's just where I think we're going.
You've got Western separatism sentiment is pretty high.
CBC will never tell you that.
But go out there and talk to some people.
If you're from Eastern Canada, if you're from Ontario, Quebec, the Maritimes, go out there and talk to them.
I did.
They're not happy, to say the least.
And on the opposite end of the spectrum, if you go out to the Eastern provinces, I've had three different people tell me that equalization payments don't even exist.
That's a myth that conservatives say to make us feel bad.
What?
No, it's not.
Oh, no.
You know, it's a myth that there's more than two genders.
Oh, podcast canceled.
Oh.
Thank you.
What are you going to do?
I don't know.
I suppose I should just wrap it up.
That's pretty much an hour.
You get the gist of it.
In the future, I may do some of these with some other people.
Sean Arnson's a friend of mine.
We wanted to talk about maybe what comes next.
What can we do next?
Veterans, especially.
Listen, guys, whether you like it or not, you're in a position to be community leaders.
people respect.
Some of us still do.
Most of the country doesn't.
Most of the country doesn't respect the military or veterans or anything that we went through.
They only like to virtue signal.
They'll pretend to care for that one hour a year.
They'll change their Facebook photo to put a filter on it.
Or they'll say, hashtag, I remember, or hashtag lest we forget.
They'll put on a poppy that they got for a quarter or nothing if they can even be bothered to do that anymore.
And that's basically it.
And then they'll say, oh, I've got so much respect for our veterans.
I care about them so much because I did these very trivial, meaningless, you know, token gestures of appreciation.
And then later, when they are killing themselves in record numbers, that seems to have dropped off, isn't it?
I don't hear about that much anymore.
Yeah, because you can only kill yourself once, and they're mostly all dead now.
So obviously that's going to slow down.
Wait until the government claims responsibility for that.
Veteran suicides have hit a 10-year low.
Great job, you guys.
Well, if they're all dead, it eventually will be zero, correct?
And they got nothing to say.
Brock Blascuk confronted that jerk.
And he says, you're asking for more than we're willing to give right now.
Well, I couldn't help but notice you gave $35 million to a state-of-the-art rehab center for Afghani soldiers.
Ours still dying all the time, still living in a nightmare, stressed out, broke, depressed, mentally, physically destroyed.
And we're the only ones that say anything about it because the government doesn't care.
The public doesn't really care.
Most of them don't.
And the ones that do don't really know what to do.
Because how can they?
We're the ones that have to say something about it.
But anyway, as someone that went and fought for this, what I thought the Canadian people stood for, I just can't unprogram that.
I can't unbuild that out of my character and my psyche.
So I still believe it.
And I still do care about the people that care about the things that I value.
So it's my responsibility to say something.
It's all of our responsibility.
And I'll leave on that, especially, you know, referencing Sean as well.
He just said that rebel news interview with Menzies, I think.
And he talked about Jordan Anderson, who I also knew, who was killed in 2006, right before I deployed.
He said, it's difficult to explain this to a gravestone, the situation that we're in, that Canadians value the sacrifices of people like Jordan Anderson, of people like Donnie Lucas, Chris Dannix, Kevin Kennedy, Kevin McGuinney, the Anderson brothers, Lionel Desmond, Ezra DeGroot.
I know too many.
I can't keep track of them all.
Never mind the guys killed in Korea.
Never mind the guys killed in the world wars.
The people of this country care so little for their supposed freedoms that they think they value, that they're so, so happy for and so grateful for, that they just gave it away because they were asked to.
Once upon a time, a year ago, the government said, two weeks to flatten the curve.
And then a year later, you don't have a face anymore or a job, probably, or a social life, or a sex life, or any kind of recreational ability.
Your health has almost definitely gone to hell.
And how did this happen?
Did the Chinese invade?
Did we lose a war?
No.
The government instructed the media to tell you to hand over all of your personal freedoms.
And we did.
The end.
But don't worry, I'm sure it's all going to go back to Norman.
It's going to go back to normal someday soon because reasons.
Because I'm sure that top fraction of society making money hand over fist, trillions of dollars, they're going to get tired of that soon and go, you know what, I feel guilty about stealing so much.
And I'm sure the politicians who, you know, enjoying their LARP fest where they pretend that they're heroes saving human civilization, they're going to get tired of that and their daily briefings and people kissing their ass.
And I'm sure the provincial health authorities are going to get tired of people drawing portraits of them and saying how heroic they are for saving their lives and being amazing.
How much longer until they vote to give themselves all pay raises?
It's been a few months since that's happened, right?
I'm sure it's all just going to go back to normal.
Because reasons.
It's not.
The only way anything ever goes back to normal is if we all decide, that's what we're doing now.
We're done with this.
You know, I've been seeing this phrase go around, become ungovernable.
And there's a phrase that I, you know, started saying, and it kind of belongs to the community.
Fuck you, make me.
Make me.
I'm not doing it.
I refuse.
Well, you have to do this.
I don't have to do anything.
I don't have to do anything.
I can do whatever I want.
I am a free man.
And I'll make whatever choices I decide.
You will not compel me through fear, intimidation, or force to do a singular goddamn thing that I don't want to do.
Period, the end.
Well, we'll force you.
Try it.
Me and these guys, we went across the world to go mass murder a bunch of people because that was our job because you asked us to, but you think we're just going to comply with this?
Oh, well, I guess I'll just shut it down.
I guess all that talk about, you know, rights and freedom never really meant anything after all.
Yeah, but this is an emergency.
If your rights don't transfer into an emergency, they're not rights at all.
They never were.
They're meaningless.
That's like having an umbrella that only works when it's not raining.
Ah, it's not really good at stop and rain.
That's why it's well, what is the point of it then?
I don't know.
Anyway, I suppose that's enough.
I'm going to try and do this again maybe next week.
Maybe I'll do another one tomorrow with Sean.
We're going to try and get together and talk about this.
The gun right gun lobby nonsense I don't want to get into now because that's a whole other bag of stupid.
But, you know, not a fan of the Canadian gun lobby.
Pretty inept.
Pretty incompetent.
Pretty pathetic.
They lose, lose, and lose more because they don't know what they're doing.
They're not qualified.
And they don't even appreciate or understand the realm that they currently pretend to reside in.
And they understand the arguments even less.
Because like everything else, it's clown down.
Everything has devolved to just bare minimum if that.
And we've all just accepted it and let it get to this point.
Well, I refuse.
I'm done.
I'm not participating anymore.
And I'm certainly done.
And I've been done for a long time.
Keeping my mouth shut about it.
It's just like that guy, a favorite movie.
I use it all the time, 1977 or something, 76, 77. Network the movie.
He says, I don't know what to do about the crime and the Russians and the gangs running wild in the streets.
But I do know.
You've got to get mad.
You've got to say, I'm a human being.
God damn it.
My life has value.
And we don't really have lives anymore, do we?
We have our pods and our house arrest.
And I knew it was going to be bad.
I knew it was going to be bad when early on with the mask nonsense, people not only accepted doing it, they started making their own cutesy custom.
Look at my neat little mask.
Taking pictures of them and putting them on the internet, selling them, turning it all into a whole business.
Part of me died that day.
It's about keeping people safe.
Yeah, it's about keeping somebody safe.
But it's not us.
That's the last thing they care about.
Anyway, guys, that's going to do it for me.
I'm going to shut this down and go to bed.
Got three young children who will be up very soon.
You know, that's the whole reason I do anything.
So.
I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore.
Yeah, I'll talk to you guys here in the chat.
Thanks for coming by.
Episode one of whatever the hell this is, the podcast test episode, the raging dissident podcast, the raging cast pod, the pod rage, the rage pod.
I don't know.
What do you guys think it should be called?
I suppose I can always change it someday.
I thought about calling it hate coffee.
Alphabet character H number eight.
Hate coffee.
Maybe they'd be a little bit on the nose.
I bet how many of these are they going to get through before they cancel me?
10?
20?
We'll just have to find out together.
All right, guys.
Again, Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8 p.m.
Eastern, ragingdissant.tv for the live streams.
It's loud and it's mean and it's kind of insane.
If you enjoyed this at all, you may like that much better.
And if you didn't like this, you'll definitely hate the community who I'm very proud of.
Helping the cultivate over the last couple of years.
You guys are great.
RaidScript.tv.
Chaos.network is the name of the Discord server.
You're not familiar with that.
Discord.
go in there.
There's a link there and an invite.
You can come hang out with everybody and, you know...
You don't have to be afraid of what you say there.
That's going to do it for me.
At JMAX674, Instagram, Parlor, whatever else.
Telegram, that one's important.
T.Me.
Slash Raging Dissonance and See you on the beach.
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