RageCast 104: ARBEIT MACHT CENSORED
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Welcome back. | |
Survivors of the birds. | |
If you're still here, you made it. | |
You can follow directions. | |
Good for you. | |
You guys are hardcore. | |
I appreciate you. | |
Phil, what do you think? | |
Oh! | |
So if you want to send me And if you feel the same Then you will know What night's road means You'll never go there's no tomorrow There's no tomorrow There's no tomorrow There's no wasted time There's no tomorrow There's no tomorrow Oh, oh, oh | |
Welcome back, everybody, 104. | |
Normally, I say, hey, I can't believe I made it this far and they didn't ban me yet. | |
Well, eventually we always knew that was going to come true sooner or later. | |
What can you do? | |
Ragecast 104. | |
Freshly banned from YouTube again. | |
This time, I think, permanently. | |
Under review. | |
Suspicious account under review for reasons for impersonation and misinformation and just generally stuff that we don't like. | |
Because we're YouTube. | |
And I'm banned from D-Live and I'm banned from Twitter and I'm banned from Twitch and I'm banned from Streamlabs and I'm banned from fucking everything. | |
Because I say things the government doesn't like. | |
And by the government, I mean the global government. | |
And by the global government, I mean, you know, those people. | |
Those pieces of shit. | |
This is why we can't have nice things. | |
I appreciate you guys. | |
Thanks for the support. | |
Liberty over tyranny? | |
It's Mark, the Ottawa cop. | |
Thank you, man. | |
I appreciate that. | |
Sergeant Barris is sorry. | |
They keep fucking with you. | |
Thank you for everything you do. | |
I will support as much as I can on any platform. | |
We do not need. | |
Fuck, you make me. | |
Thank you. | |
I appreciate that. | |
I agree. | |
Mr. Cogdill says, can't listen tonight because the video pauses when I lock my phone and it won't play like it can with YouTube. | |
Wishing you all the best. | |
See you later. | |
I'm not coming back to YouTube anytime soon. | |
That's the thing. | |
Is NPF replays? | |
Nope. | |
I'm recording this. | |
I could try to upload it to BitChute, but I can't upload to BitChute either. | |
That's blocked. | |
For whatever reason, nothing I upload to BitChute ever goes through. | |
I've pretty much just gotten given up on that. | |
Trovo keeps a replay, but I mean, that's imminently going to be banned as well, I'm sure. | |
I'm just waiting for them to get the complaint squad through to ban that. | |
I don't think Odyssey does live streams, does it? | |
I don't know. | |
I can look into it. | |
I'm looking into other things. | |
It's just takes time and it's a big thing. | |
You can only do so much in a day. | |
Lockstop 2020 says, hi, friends. | |
Love all. | |
Thanks to me. | |
Love entropy or die. | |
Well, maybe we will. | |
Thank you, man. | |
I appreciate that. | |
Fold Ross Garbs as well. | |
Fucking YouTube. | |
Keep it up just proves truth outsells your lies. | |
Well, you know, every time they do this, it doesn't lying? | |
Is that why? | |
Is that why I keep being banned and removed and censored and stifled and shut down and suppressed? | |
Harassed. | |
Cocaine Ribjobs says, easy link, redirect to entropy at ragecast.ca. | |
Hilarious. | |
Yeah, that's a thing. | |
I'm not paying for that one, though. | |
I might have to get a hold of somebody. | |
For that. | |
John Hamilton says he made it. | |
Ray John. | |
Yeah, thank you. | |
Good for you. | |
That's why it's down there in the bottom. | |
It says the chat, entropystream.live. | |
That's why I pushed it over and over and over again. | |
It said, go there, go there, go there. | |
It's easy. | |
Log over the YouTube account. | |
Just go there. | |
Just go there. | |
Get used to going there. | |
And now there's, you know, five, six hundred people that used to watch on YouTube every night that now are not going to see this because, well, they're lazy. | |
And they're going to be like, I don't know how many. | |
This isn't a game. | |
All right. | |
Like, there's real shit going on. | |
The things I'm talking about are very real. | |
They're very serious. | |
And there's people that don't like it. | |
And they take steps to make sure that these things don't get said. | |
Nobody hears it. | |
And the people that do say them are punished. | |
Float.app does live stream. | |
Well, the thing is with the other apps, the alternative apps and everything, Foodog, Tanky Man, he says, bigots are loyal. | |
That is what separates us from shitbag traders. | |
Yeah, I'll talk about that in a little while as well. | |
The thing with the alternative apps and stuff is why it's so important for the government, these big tech companies, to regulate things like YouTube and Facebook and Twitter and everything. | |
Because that's what mostly everyone's using. | |
Because the apps work better. | |
Everybody knows, you know what I mean? | |
You can leave and like, well, I'll just stream over here or I'll go over there. | |
Yeah, the audience, the potential size, your influence impact is incredibly diminished. | |
You're not going to reach anybody. | |
Not really. | |
You know, we'll have a couple hundred people here versus the several thousand that I was getting. | |
So do you see how that whittles you down? | |
You know, it was well over 2,000 people, 2,200, 2,400, I think, was where we topped out. | |
And then it was down to 800 and 500 and 200. | |
They'll just keep doing this. | |
And they'll just keep doing it, just keep doing it, just keep doing it until we build our own shit and start completely from scratch. | |
It's going to, no, no, no YouTube ever again, guys. | |
That's what banned means. | |
I cannot stream on YouTube ever again. | |
I'm not allowed to. | |
They've canceled it. | |
I don't have the fee. | |
I'm not allowed to do it. | |
I can't upload to YouTube. | |
I can't post to YouTube. | |
I can't do anything with it at all because I kept saying it's going to happen. | |
It's going to happen. | |
It's going to happen. | |
And nobody fucking listens ever. | |
Lucian Scott, I see you. | |
The chat is not working for a lot of people. | |
Again, I think entry is probably being fucked with as well. | |
People can see you. | |
If you type it and there's no chat box, it's a browser issue. | |
I'm not sure, or a phone. | |
They're still trying to figure it out. | |
Try Firefox, maybe. | |
But yeah, I can see it. | |
Other people can see it. | |
The chats go through. | |
The super chats go through. | |
They all work. | |
But for whatever reason, if you can't see it, you're the only one that can't see it, which sucks. | |
You know what? | |
That's why. | |
I mean, I'm... | |
Look, guys, I'm in a... | |
The room I'm in is in pieces. | |
There's a giant... | |
Look, this is a... | |
This is an oil can. | |
I think this is what John Wilkes Booth used to oil his gun before he shot Lincoln. | |
Like, this is the oppressive. | |
This is the patriarchal system that the resistance is fighting. | |
Or they just don't like free speech and they don't like the opinions of people. | |
Or that. | |
That could be true. | |
That's possible. | |
Get your hands off my bricks. | |
I use Brave Browser. | |
It seems to work fine for me. | |
I don't know whatever it is you guys are using, but I've never used Brave Browser on my desktop. | |
Entry works every time. | |
My phone is what I did have issue with, though. | |
It used to work. | |
Now it doesn't, but I didn't try any alternative. | |
Any alternative things. | |
Yeah, and it's a pain in the ass. | |
Brave is a port of Chrome. | |
Yeah, I don't know. | |
Brave seems to work for a lot of people. | |
War Relish 89. Thank you, man. | |
Says beer on me. | |
Well, that's about that. | |
Just wanted to give it a minute for a few more people to file in. | |
But pretty much whoever's here is that's who's going to be here. | |
It's just, it's mind-blowing that so many people don't understand. | |
Like they think they do. | |
They say they do, but they really don't get it. | |
No more news just went live. | |
Where is he even streaming at these days? | |
The Trovo chat, there's a few people over there. | |
They're going to get me on there too, guys, eventually sooner or later. | |
It's just waiting for somebody to complain. | |
You know, so what can you do? | |
There's some people chatting over there. | |
It absolutely doesn't work for you. | |
There's a shitload of people. | |
I don't want to tell you where I'm streaming this from, but there's a lot of people watching it for some reason. | |
Weird, but okay. | |
They're just random people filing in from wherever. | |
But again, when you're cut off from these mainstream platforms, your ability to influence the conversation and impact the culture and the conversation that's happening nationally, globally, whatever is diminished substantially. | |
And that's the whole point. | |
Making a few bucks is nice. | |
It helps. | |
But what's the point if you can't talk to anybody? | |
The whole reason is, hey, there's a lot of problems that we should probably be thinking about. | |
And I like to entertain people and help them feel better and have a good time. | |
And it's hard to do that when you're locked in a room that's soundproof with a straitjacket on, which is essentially what they do to us, right? | |
So, you know, the Discord, I guess, well, let's mention that. | |
I got my Red Bull. | |
I need this. | |
Okay. | |
The link's still there on the website somewhere. | |
I got to go back and show. | |
I don't have time. | |
It's crazy. | |
It's just balls to the wall all the time here. | |
The Chaos Discord. | |
I'm going to assign some people. | |
There's a Raging Albert that's taking care of that right now. | |
He's going to manage it. | |
I'm going to, you know, some other, suggest some other people to just, you know, moderate it in an, what did I say? | |
Just in an adult and respectful way. | |
It's not that complicated, guys. | |
Don't Fed post. | |
You know, don't do crazy, stupid shit in there. | |
You know, and most importantly, which is what's causing all this, DS Square, thank you for the support, man. | |
Appreciate it. | |
Lockstep, again, thank you. | |
Hey, we're all here, big guy. | |
Thank you, man. | |
No punching right. | |
The infighting is ridiculous and stupid. | |
You're doing Antifa's job for them. | |
It doesn't serve anybody any good. | |
This is time we could have spent doing something more productive. | |
We could have been making flyers. | |
We could have been, you know, sharing somebody else's content. | |
We could have been creating something. | |
We could have been doing anything. | |
But instead, it devolves into everybody fighting with each other because of perceived insecurities or immature, whatever the hell your problem is. | |
These guys, we're on the same team. | |
If you don't like somebody, if you have a problem with somebody, deal with it amongst yourselves in private. | |
Once it goes public and you start turning this into a fucking spectacle because you're out, man. | |
You're just, we don't have, we can't be having that. | |
All right. | |
You know, do whatever you want on your own time. | |
But if I see it, I don't want it near me. | |
I don't want it impacting me or anything I'm trying to do. | |
And again, I'm trying to influence the conversation here and help some people and entertain some people. | |
And if you're getting in the way of that, you're gone. | |
So that's that. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Go start your own channel if you want to do whatever. | |
See how fun it is. | |
See how easy it is to get banned from fucking everything in the world. | |
And I tried not to be. | |
I tried to walk the line between like, you know, I was walking a tightrope and they just eventually just get tired of being banned anyway. | |
It doesn't matter. | |
It's me as a person. | |
Lockstaff 2020, what happened to Discord? | |
I already made the flyers. | |
You already got some flyers? | |
Cool. | |
But, you know, so anyway, we're going to hopefully, I'd like to reconstitute the community there and you guys just, Jesus Christ, just chill out. | |
You know, just be respectful and be adults about it. | |
And it's a fucking internet chat room at the end of the day, guys, okay? | |
It's not a fucking, it's not a gated community. | |
We don't have to vet people to like, well, what kind of house are you going to build? | |
Come on, man. | |
It's there for people to network. | |
And a lot of people have made friends and impact their lives in a positive way because they've been able to network and communicate and reach out to other people that think like them and believe the things that they believe in. | |
And, you know, they want to be around similar people like that. | |
And that's why it's there. | |
That's it. | |
I'm not really that involved with it. | |
I might go in there once in a while and say hi and see, just to, you know, it's hard, man. | |
It's hard to have our own shit. | |
It's really difficult. | |
Rain Dog, many masked riders on the road today. | |
You talking about people in their cars? | |
Thank you for that. | |
I appreciate it. | |
Trying to log in here, RT Music Production. | |
I see you. | |
We literally need to collect the public. | |
We need literally need to collect the public being constant help. | |
Right. | |
Logan, how are you? | |
You guys found me. | |
I am here. | |
I am banned from YouTube. | |
I can't upload, I can't do any of that shit anymore. | |
And that's probably it. | |
They're probably going to wipe the page eventually. | |
I'm just going to, you know, whatever. | |
That's how it is. | |
I mean, you make that conscious decision. | |
This is what I'm going to do. | |
I'm going to say the things that nobody wants to say or, you know, where will I find your streams when you do upload them? | |
I can't upload them anywhere. | |
Where can I upload them? | |
Odyssey, maybe? | |
I don't know. | |
I'm recording this one and I'll try to find it somewhere. | |
But YouTube scrubbed my last video. | |
Yeah, it got erased because it pointing out that the health minister said that there's no such thing as the flu anymore. | |
The flu doesn't exist. | |
And if you have flu symptoms, it means you have COVID. | |
He said those words, quote, you can still find the audio version of that podcast on my Spotify, Podbean, Apple, iTunes, podcast. | |
It's on there if you want to listen to it in your car or whatever. | |
And I might as well just, I'm going to keep the MP3s from these. | |
I'm going to upload them to the podcast as well. | |
I really don't care. | |
Trying to play by the rules at this point is kind of stupid and pointless. | |
Once you've been burned, you've been burned. | |
So, you know, worrying about getting canned is like, well, they're going to do it anyway. | |
It's not because of anything I did or said specifically. | |
It's because of who I am as a person. | |
They don't like me. | |
I had another DLive channel, new name, new everything. | |
Within 10 minutes, they banned me. | |
I didn't say anything. | |
I didn't do anything. | |
I literally, less time that I had already been on this stream, I was banned already from D Live because as a person, I am not allowed, you know, doesn't matter. | |
And just like everybody else, that's just how it is, guys. | |
It's not a joke. | |
The censorship is real. | |
There is an approved way to think. | |
And then everything else is not allowed. | |
You have to color inside the lines. | |
I don't like doing that because the lines are oppressive. | |
They're wrong. | |
They're lies. | |
And they're harmful. | |
I found out the hard way. | |
I, you know, built my life around what I thought coloring inside the lines looked like, and I ended up in a war over nothing, over nonsense. | |
And, you know, now I have permanent injuries and damage. | |
And, you know, a lot of my friends were killed and stuff. | |
So, yeah, I'm not a really big fan of lying and deliberately putting out wrong information. | |
What's going on here? | |
Do I got to keep clicking? | |
I think I do. | |
Hang on. | |
I got to scroll down, guys. | |
Cam is key. | |
They can't oven all your personalities, can they? | |
They're trying hard. | |
That was one of the strikes I had on the channel was for impersonation. | |
I'm impersonating someone else, apparently. | |
I guess my impressions are too good. | |
They really did believe. | |
It was Barack Obama. | |
This is the former president of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama. | |
This is my channel. | |
This is where I congregate to tell everyone that white men specifically need to be destroyed and rounded up and destroyed. | |
They're a terror threat to America. | |
Simple as that. | |
So they banned me because I don't know. | |
Carrot SK, I just think that YouTube hates gingers with attitude. | |
Keep up the good fight. | |
I'm trying, and it gets harder and harder. | |
CRJ, Rumble and Gab are havens for offensive and alt-right types. | |
Gab in particular is full. | |
Fuck You Make Me. | |
I think both do video now. | |
So Rumble doesn't do live stream. | |
Gab doesn't either. | |
Gab just got hacked. | |
You know. | |
Karen Konzer, simply call Susan at YouTube and say, sorry, she seems reasonable. | |
Yeah, well, they already stole $4,000 from me or so. | |
D-Live stole about $4,000. | |
They're, you know. | |
And they can't. | |
It's not even that like, well, we don't want you making money. | |
They don't even want you to exist. | |
It definitely was a Nicholas Cage impressions. | |
That could have been. | |
Lone Star Texton. | |
Hello, sir. | |
Thank you. | |
He says, Rumble hasn't banned me yet. | |
Me? | |
RD? | |
Maybe a good backup to BitChute. | |
BitChute doesn't work. | |
Come on, Entropy, get your shit together and give us an alternative. | |
Yeah, no, Entrepreneur's great. | |
They're working on their own streaming platform service, and soon that'll be good. | |
There's really nothing to worry about now. | |
I mean, YouTube can't ban me a second time. | |
Oh, Ryan Dawson. | |
Roger. | |
Rumble hasn't banned Ryan Dawson yet. | |
You can upload videos to Rumble, but you can't do live. | |
Or maybe that's what you mean. | |
Maybe I can upload the streams replays to Rumble. | |
That's okay. | |
That's potential. | |
That's possible. | |
But I think you've got to pay for server space and everything. | |
It's a pain in the ass. | |
It's hard to know where to go from there. | |
We'll just have to start all over again. | |
It's hard, man. | |
It's hard to get anything done. | |
It's almost impossible. | |
My resistance... | |
My existence is resistance. | |
Full draw scarves. | |
Check YouTube. | |
Can't upload for some reason. | |
Cops smash their cars. | |
Looks like Toad Wars or maybe someone not wearing a mask on a handsome. | |
Yeah, I've saw that, Brampton. | |
Yeah, I don't know. | |
Cops ramming into a car and arresting somebody for something. | |
It was enemy Nicholas Cage clips. | |
Who's on Trovo? | |
Oh, there's a fair amount of people over there. | |
Again, the entropy stream is where you want to go. | |
But the chat isn't working for everybody, so I guess you can go to try it on entropy. | |
If that doesn't work, try Trovo if you want to talk to some people. | |
Yeah, there's a ton of people on there. | |
Your count redirect is showing when you hover over. | |
It's warped. | |
What? | |
I don't know what's going on over there. | |
I'm not paying any attention to that chat. | |
It's bananas. | |
Doesn't matter. | |
Doesn't matter. | |
Anyway, also, so yeah. | |
Normally, this is the part where I start chucking beer and screaming. | |
I'm probably going to do a lot of yelling. | |
That's not going to change. | |
But as far as the, you know, I'm just done with it for a while, guys. | |
Maybe permanently. | |
I don't know. | |
But just for health reasons. | |
And Honestly, it's what they want. | |
They want you to be unhealthy and slow and numbed out and everything. | |
And I'm just not going to do it anymore. | |
Plus, I had a pretty serious health scare over the weekend. | |
And it's just enough. | |
It's enough for now. | |
So you want to drink? | |
Go ahead. | |
If that's what you like to do, I like to do it, obviously, once in a while. | |
But it's gotten to be, I'm just done with it for a while. | |
And that's that. | |
I'm just going to drink my Red Bull and sip with some water and quietly talk about how all of a sudden I agree with the government narrative. | |
Everything's fine. | |
Fucking, you know, Corona is very real. | |
It's the most dangerous thing that's ever happened. | |
And the destruction of Western civilization is entirely appropriate. | |
You know? | |
But yeah, I had a almost died over the weekend. | |
Makes you reevaluate some things. | |
I've had that happen a few times. | |
I've had a few close calls in my life. | |
That one was particularly not great. | |
Yeah, I'm fine. | |
I'm fine now, but it was. | |
Maybe I'll tell you about it someday. | |
I don't really feel like talking about it right now, but it was. | |
I got poisoned is what happened. | |
But anyway. | |
Yeah, I know. | |
Obviously, everybody wants to hear that story, but I don't want to get into it. | |
Anyway, I'm just not drinking for a while. | |
All right. | |
Maybe never. | |
No, it wasn't the Russians. | |
Anyway, drink your soy. | |
Yeah, there's this soy thing. | |
There's all kinds of crazy nonsense. | |
Where's my fucking tab here? | |
Ballhead close calls. | |
No, not like this. | |
This one was bad. | |
This was worse than anything that ever happened to me in Afghanistan, that's for sure. | |
But let's see here. | |
Where do I even want to start with this? | |
What are you guys in the mood for? | |
Man, this is... | |
I'm so annoyed. | |
It's so irritating to be fucking. | |
It's hard to know what to do. | |
It was the oil can, wasn't it? | |
No, it wasn't the oil can. | |
Polonium 210. | |
No, I would not have survived that one. | |
I wouldn't have survived that one. | |
Doesn't matter. | |
Not important. | |
I'll get into it another time. | |
But thanks, guys, for the support and everything. | |
I appreciate it. | |
Cincinnati Campus says, I've never drank Alco Mohaul during your stream. | |
Yeah, I mean, I imagine a lot of people haven't. | |
Annoyed, angry, tired, pissed off, frustrated. | |
Yeah, that's kind of how I feel with everything right now. | |
It's just so, man, it's discipline is important. | |
And I guess that's kind of what I'm getting at. | |
That is the that's what's required, not less. | |
You need more discipline, probably more now than ever, than less, because the more, it's only going to get worse. | |
The unemployment struggles, the inflation, the money, the craziness, the madness, it just keeps getting worse and worse and worse and worse. | |
And, you know, it'll only benefit you to do the opposite, you know, start buckling down and actually really fucking working on yourself because it's only going to get worse. | |
I'm going to try and get in better shape again and go from there because that's what they want. | |
They want you to be all numbed out and fucked up and just stay home and be drunk and don't, because it's not much deal. | |
A lot of people have lost their jobs and lost everything. | |
Full draw scarfs, the quarantine hotels are running out of food. | |
People waiting three, four hours. | |
Wow, $2,000. | |
Yes, to pay for your own incarceration. | |
Trovo may be your best bet. | |
No, Trovo is going to ban me. | |
Don't even bother, guys. | |
Nobody ever listens. | |
I've been doing this for two and a half, three, five years. | |
I don't know, on and off, mostly for two years. | |
Trovo's not safe. | |
It's going to ban it. | |
I don't know how I haven't been banned yet. | |
They've already banned a bunch of other people pretty quick. | |
They just haven't gotten around to me yet. | |
Same with YouTube. | |
There's only entropy now, and after that's gone, that's it. | |
Basically, we have to build all our own shit and start over. | |
And that was, again, the need for the website, the mailing list, and everything else. | |
Acid reflux is what killed Bob Scott. | |
Well, he threw up, didn't he? | |
He puked and drank himself to death. | |
Blame it on Fageline. | |
He messed up everything. | |
Damn me on Fageline. | |
It is his fault. | |
Man, my lips are so chapped, it's brutal. | |
Very itchy. | |
After this, that's it. | |
Well, I mean, once you're banned from everything, after this, it's me standing on a milk crate on the street yelling at strangers. | |
That's basically where we're going. | |
Maybe that's what I'll have to do. | |
Maybe I will. | |
Maybe I will go fly around the country and just start doing this shit in random fucking venues, random places, just pop up hot, surprise, because that's it. | |
You know? | |
Oh, a VPN? | |
That could be the issue. | |
Pumpkin Launcher says. | |
Interesting. | |
I don't know. | |
Maybe. | |
I'd pay to see the milk crate rage cat. | |
Well, I'd like to do them in reality, but with travel restrictions, it's so like they've taken everything away. | |
There's no life anymore. | |
There's nothing to do. | |
There's nowhere to go. | |
Nobody wants to leave their fucking houses because they're used to it. | |
So many people have been broken about MySpace. | |
Oh, man. | |
It's just. | |
It's kind of stupid. | |
The whole point is to get out of the fringes of where people are sane and know what the fuck is going on to talk to the rest of the people because we need them to understand what's happening so we can avoid, you know, the mayhem. | |
But you can't because you get cut off and you go, well, you go to this site where there's 60 people. | |
Well, okay. | |
I mean, there's lots of people I know. | |
You know, Dawson's like that. | |
He's basically been spinning in circles for years. | |
You can't, you know, whatever you had when you were banned, that's it. | |
You're not getting new people. | |
It's very, very difficult. | |
Radio? | |
No, I can't go on the radio. | |
I'm banned from that also. | |
That's never going to happen. | |
I would need a lot of money to set up. | |
I mean, it's just not doable. | |
I don't know. | |
We glow now wherever we go. | |
Yeah, I'm completely fucking. | |
Persona non grata everywhere. | |
From YouTube, took a bit to log in, but it works. | |
Entropy works on Amazon Firestick. | |
I don't even know what that is. | |
Actually, been sending folks away. | |
People try to, but again, I'm at about 5% of where I was. | |
It's just continually down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Because it's, you know, am I going to spend all day, you know, working on this shit to, you know, it's just going to keep dwindling and dwindling and dwindling. | |
It goes nowhere. | |
Everybody wants, everybody's fighting with each other. | |
Everybody wants to fight everybody. | |
Like, we're losing. | |
We're getting our fucking asses completely fucking destroyed and pounded into the dirt, guys. | |
Entirely. | |
The other side is completely in lockstep unison, arm in arm, committed to destroying us. | |
And everybody's fighting over Discords and bullshit. | |
I mean, it's a joke. | |
We have no fucking chance in this state. | |
The way everything is right now, never. | |
Forget it. | |
You know? | |
So I'm basically just going to play a violin. | |
We're just rearranging the Titanic deck chairs while we watch it, wait for it to burn. | |
And there's not much to be done right now until the rank and file people of the country, the rest of the population, reaches that point of suffering where they've all lost their jobs and food costs too much and what happened? | |
Oh my God. | |
And it's starting to. | |
People are starting to wake up to it, but it's a while yet. | |
And everybody wants to freak out and panic. | |
You got to wait. | |
We're not in the window yet. | |
There needs to be a window of momentum. | |
Something has to happen. | |
Something really, really bad has to happen. | |
Unfortunately. | |
Like 9-11 for people to go, whoa, okay, what the fuck is going on? | |
Because right now, it only affects people on the fringes here and there. | |
Somebody loses their job in their restaurant or their business, and everyone else goes, oh, geez, that sucks. | |
Man, she's pretty bad out there. | |
Changes the channel. | |
Not until most people have been destroyed is anything going to happen. | |
So we're just going to have to wait for it. | |
Until then, we're just going to play the violin and watch people, some people head to the lifeboats while everybody else sits around, eats their cake, plays their pie, and listens to the band play the violin while they rearrange the deck chairs while the bottom of the boat fills with water. | |
It's excruciating and painful, and it sucks, but rapes ain't good enough. | |
I took the accelerationist pill a while ago. | |
That's basically our only chance. | |
I mean, it's going to happen anyway, regardless sooner or later. | |
They're going to come for us. | |
You know? | |
It's all there. | |
It's in every story everywhere. | |
They're coming after the kids. | |
I've got so much crap here. | |
It's crazy. | |
Oh, that's not what I wanted to load up here. | |
I didn't even arrange these properly. | |
This one's going to be a write-off. | |
This is a write-off stream. | |
I don't know. | |
I think about a million sheeple will die willingly. | |
This will leave six million of us. | |
It's going to have to be. | |
It's fucking crazy. | |
I don't know what it'll take. | |
I didn't think it would get this far before people would do something, but now it's just fingers crossed that it reaches a point where people care enough. | |
But there's so many dumbed out, numbed out people that just can't be fucking bothered. | |
These people are like, oh, we're going to save Canada. | |
Save what? | |
What's left of it? | |
What do you want to save? | |
You want to save all these people that don't want to be saved? | |
They like drag queen story time. | |
They like the trannies. | |
They like all the rainbow flags. | |
They like the subversion. | |
They like the sodomy. | |
They like the stealing. | |
They like the immigrants. | |
They like the Chinese. | |
They like the gun ban. | |
They like the hate speech. | |
They like the lockdowns. | |
They like all this stuff. | |
Most of the country likes this stuff. | |
There's a lot of people don't understand. | |
Like, they like it. | |
It's not like we're being oppressed by 20 guys and everyone hates this shit. | |
They were elected. | |
Most people like this. | |
I say about 30% of the country is not on board with this. | |
That's a lot, but we're outnumbered big time. | |
And most of those people are in Western Canada. | |
So really, the only thing that makes any sense at this point is secession, I imagine. | |
Because, you know, why fight for it? | |
Why go to Ottawa and do what? | |
Complain to people that don't care about you? | |
Protest around downtown Toronto in a city that doesn't care about you. | |
Couldn't care less. | |
6 million people live in Toronto, and they have these protests. | |
And, you know, fuck, 500 people show up? | |
200 people? | |
200 people out of a city of 6 million? | |
Come on. | |
You know? | |
That's demoralizing. | |
Cut off all access to the web. | |
And that's another thing. | |
They're not just going to let them go. | |
People can't just leave. | |
They're like, oh, we're just going to secede. | |
And we signed some papers and we left. | |
Oh, okay. | |
Very well then. | |
Goodbye. | |
See you later. | |
Nope. | |
Catalonia, Spain. | |
Pardon. | |
Beep. | |
Shut your mouth. | |
I'll kill you. | |
It was like Barcelona. | |
Yeah, Catalonia, province of Spain, voted to secede, had a secessionist party like Western Canada. | |
Had politicians, did the whole thing, had a referendum, voted. | |
We're leaving Spain. | |
Goodbye. | |
Spain sent the army in there, arrested all the leadership, threw them in prison for life, and told everybody to shut the fuck up and go back to work. | |
And they did, period, the end. | |
If you're not willing to fight, you're not going anywhere. | |
So when people, you know, these secessionist guys are like, they think, if they're going in there with the attitude, it's like, well, we'll just vote on it and that's going to be that. | |
No, that's not how it works. | |
The attitude you need to have is we'll vote on it and we'll decide that's what we're doing. | |
And if that's what everybody wants, that's what we're doing. | |
And if you try to stop us, we'll fucking kill you. | |
The end. | |
If that's not your attitude, you're playing to lose. | |
Doesn't work. | |
Find me a time in history where anybody just, a huge chunk, an important part of any society or country just decided to leave and everybody was like, okay, see ya. | |
The stops the government pulled out to keep Quebec from separating in the 90s was ridiculous. | |
Massive amounts of fraud. | |
And Quebec was overwhelmingly wanted to secede, but no, that wasn't allowed. | |
So they made sure it didn't happen. | |
And they're going to pull the same kind of shenanigans here. | |
They'll say they'll buy people off. | |
They'll run hit pieces. | |
Whoever your leadership is, they'll say that they're Nazis and white supremacists and they're child molesters and they're whatever, whatever. | |
And it'll be convincing because they own all of the media. | |
So the only way through is to just, you know, isn't Britain still part of the EU because of COVID? | |
So war relish 89, right? | |
What are they on year five, six, 50 of Brexit, you know? | |
Ugh. | |
You know, they voted to leave Brexit, but I mean, did they leave? | |
The same rules still apply. | |
All the migrants are still coming in. | |
It doesn't make any difference. | |
Camuskey, thank you, man. | |
Says, Justin wants us to vote by telephone because COVID. | |
I have that also. | |
I should get into this. | |
Full draw scarps, thanks, man. | |
I appreciate it. | |
I'm already looking to move from Ontario, maybe leave Canada. | |
Too many sheep here. | |
But go for yourself and family, FTR, for the record or for something. | |
Lockstep, thank you, man. | |
Carrot SK, I'm in shape. | |
Unfortunately, it's round at the moment, starting training Wednesday. | |
Damn old age. | |
Good for you. | |
Amera exits. | |
I don't know. | |
Diagalon, that's what we have to do. | |
Yeah, it's going to buffer. | |
Truly, nobody owns land. | |
You either hold it or conquer it, says Great White Lobster. | |
It's only, you know, again, pieces of paper. | |
The things that work, that matter are the ones the government has a monopoly on. | |
You know, like guns and violence and money. | |
That's it. | |
They have all the guns, they have all the money, so they make the rules. | |
Period. | |
They say, oh, no, we would never do that. | |
Violence doesn't solve anything. | |
What happens if I don't follow the rules? | |
What happens if I don't do what the government wants? | |
What happens? | |
Well, they send men in uniforms with clubs and guns to intimidate you. | |
And if that doesn't work, they will force you. | |
They will use violence. | |
They will use physical force to compel you to comply. | |
They'll use violence because that is the last argument. | |
And the government wants a monopoly on that ability. | |
And meanwhile, telling you that you can never use that under any circumstances for any reason. | |
Even self-defense is discouraged in this country. | |
Dagalon indeed. | |
Anyway, let's see. | |
I think I read all of that. | |
What are you guys in the mood for right now? | |
Freedom Rally yesterday in Vancouver was hijacked from people whose mother country is Ethiopia, protesting genocide of their people, but wouldn't march for Canada's freedoms that are being taken away from the crime minister UN. | |
There's another thing I really can't stand and have a huge fucking problem with. | |
You're going to bring people in here like, oh, Ethiopia? | |
That's Ethiopia's fucking problem. | |
You're not in Ethiopia. | |
You're in Canada. | |
This is Canada. | |
We have our own problems. | |
I don't give a fuck about what's going on in Ethiopia. | |
I don't care about what's happening in China. | |
I don't care. | |
I don't care. | |
I care about my own house where I live with my family and my friends and my children and so on. | |
That's my first priority. | |
When this is cleaned up, when we have no more homeless people, when there's no unemployment, when there's no, you know, when our problems are resolved, then we can spend our time and money and, you know, energy worrying about other people. | |
It's just ridiculous that we even entertain this, that there's, you know, there's people marching for this. | |
There's people marching for the Indian farmers. | |
There's people marching. | |
Then go back to fucking India then. | |
You're not in India. | |
It's not Canada's responsibility to take care of Indian farmers. | |
It's India's responsibility to take care of Indian farmers. | |
And you're an Indian guy that cares about Indian farmers. | |
Why don't you go back to India and help the fucking farmers and stop bothering me about it in fucking Toronto and Calgary and wherever the fuck you are? | |
I don't care. | |
And that's the attitude everybody should have. | |
As far as this COVID shit goes and the government, you got to do this. | |
You can't say that. | |
I don't care. | |
And you can't make me care. | |
I'm going to act like it's 1980. | |
I'm going to say the things I want to say. | |
I'm going to do the things I want to do. | |
And if somebody tries to stop me, I'll deal with that then. | |
But I'm not, I don't care. | |
You cannot compel me through fear and intimidation to do one thing or another. | |
I don't give a shit. | |
I don't give a fuck. | |
Because the people making these laws and these rules are immoral. | |
They're unjust. | |
They're thieves. | |
They're criminals. | |
They're scumbags. | |
They're liars. | |
They're traitors. | |
They're sellouts. | |
Why would I care? | |
And they're insane on top of everything else. | |
I'm going to play it again just to double the fuck down. | |
Where's the goddamn video? | |
I'll have to go through my history to find it. | |
Dr. Fatty Fat. | |
Dr. Fatty. | |
I have a question for you. | |
Does the flu still exist? | |
Here we go. | |
I think this is what got me banned. | |
Because, you know, showing them being ridiculous is, you know. | |
This guy's a doctor. | |
It's medical misinformation. | |
You can't say this. | |
You can't say that. | |
I didn't say it. | |
He said it. | |
He said the flu doesn't exist. | |
There's no flu anymore. | |
I've been here 20 years. | |
Never seen this before. | |
There's just no cases of the flu. | |
There's no cases of the flu in Nova Scotia, in Alberta, in Saskatchewan, in BC, anywhere. | |
This flu just doesn't exist anymore. | |
The cold doesn't exist anymore. | |
It just doesn't exist. | |
It's all COVID. | |
And he says, hey, if you have symptoms, you have COVID. | |
You don't have the flu, you have COVID. | |
Was it me? | |
Tell me, doctor, this is the people we're supposed to listen to. | |
Why would I care? | |
I care as much what this fucking idiot has to say as as much as some idiot, you know, moron who shits in a box under a bridge, who lives, you know, under an overpass on the fucking, you know, Gardner Expressway. | |
I don't care. | |
Details on implementing testing for those groups as well. | |
For the general public, I mentioned earlier this week about that we've seen people going to work with cold and flu-like symptoms. | |
But the reality is that we have no flu. | |
I've been working here for 20 years, and the first year we have had zero lab-confirmed cases of influenza. | |
We have very low numbers of other cold viruses around. | |
So if somebody has even very mild cold-like symptoms, there's a strong possibility that you may have COVID-19. | |
So even if you have a single mild symptom like a sore throat, or maybe you have a sore throat and a bit of a stuffy nose, that could be COVID. | |
So symptoms that I think we were hearing. | |
Could be the cold. | |
In fact, that's almost for sure what it fucking is. | |
Why does anybody listen to these people? | |
You have to stay home. | |
You can't go to work. | |
No, I don't have to do anything. | |
Mr. Peanut. | |
Fuck these people. | |
My God. | |
It's a joke. | |
Fire Pixie says, I get where you're coming from. | |
What are you going to do? | |
Sit in the bathtub and listen to a Morrissey album and cut yourself. | |
No, I'm going to live my fucking life and do exactly whatever the hell I want to do, which isn't going to be much. | |
And eventually they're going to try and start like, you can't travel here. | |
You can't see your own kids. | |
You can't because you can't, you can't because Dr. Fatso said you're not allowed to. | |
And they're going to say, well, you better listen or we'll call the people with the guns. | |
And I'll say, call the people with the guns then. | |
Come on. | |
I don't, I don't care. | |
I don't. | |
I refuse to live in this in this world like this. | |
I don't care. | |
And, you know, all we wanted to do was, you know, try to talk to, have an honest conversation and talk about how fucking, obviously, how many fucking holes there is in this. | |
And instead of letting anybody do that, you want to just, you know, censor and ban. | |
And all right, you know, you're creating, you're radicalizing more people every day when you do this kind of shit. | |
And then say, oh, no, no, when the violence comes, and it will, it will be your, entirely your fault. | |
The big tech companies, the government, the media, the journalists, their supporters, they did all of it. | |
Like, you, you, you force these people to react. | |
You don't let them speak. | |
You don't let them express themselves. | |
Whatever happened to. | |
Oh, right. | |
It only applies to them. | |
Born this way. | |
This is just what I believe. | |
You have to accept me for my beliefs. | |
Oh, it works for you, but not me? | |
Am I getting that right? | |
These are my beliefs. | |
These are things I think are important. | |
These are things that are important to me. | |
Leave me alone. | |
Let me have them. | |
It has nothing to do with you. | |
What do you care? | |
You know? | |
It has no effect on you. | |
If I want to fucking, you know. | |
But they want to compel you. | |
They want to compel all of us to live in this nightmare with them. | |
You will use the pronouns. | |
You will put up BLM flags. | |
You will fucking paint rainbows everywhere. | |
You will send your children to drag queen story time. | |
You will give them gender reassignment surgery. | |
You will get the vaccine. | |
You will, you will, you will, you will. | |
No, I fucking won't. | |
No. | |
Make me. | |
I want you to try and make me because you won't be able to. | |
And then you're going to find something out about, you know, what the will of a fucking man looks like because it's just, it's not happening. | |
Rain Dog says some folks claimed a seven square kilometer chunk of land between Serbia and Croatia, now called Liberland. | |
Registrar as its own country. | |
Seven square kilometers. | |
Man. | |
But then they just balkanize people and then they pick you off in smaller groups and smaller groups, you know. | |
Because that sucks also. | |
You know, you have Western Canada to separate. | |
You might, you know, what do you got? | |
Six, seven million people. | |
So you had a country of 37 million. | |
Now you're down to 7 million. | |
And like everything else, then maybe Alberta and Saskatchewan will fight each other. | |
And then they're going to separate from each other. | |
And now we've got even smaller countries. | |
And then, hey, Calgary and Edmonton, we don't see how, well, we're going to draw a line between Calgary and Edmonton too and everybody. | |
Separate, separate, separate, separate, separate. | |
New Discord server, new server, new server, new. | |
You know, you see what I'm saying? | |
It's the same thing everywhere. | |
It's going to take some kind of insane, crazy change of a situation to turn this around. | |
And until that happens, there's not really much to be done. | |
You know, what am I going to do? | |
I got access to a couple hundred people on the internet. | |
That's it. | |
That's nothing. | |
It's a drop in the bucket. | |
It's nothing. | |
You know, I'm just doing this for your guys' own entertainment and the sense of community and doing it because I like to do it. | |
But obviously I'm in a bad mood. | |
I've had a rough week. | |
And it's only Monday. | |
It's just starting. | |
Lockstep 2020 says, hellos. | |
Yeah, the chat's probably frozen for you too. | |
Try using a different browser, maybe. | |
I don't know what else to give you. | |
Too many people working at home with full pay for benefits for a year now, mostly government employees. | |
Yeah, the government gets paid all kinds of money. | |
They're fine. | |
They can do whatever the hell they want on the government. | |
Anyway, this is normally the... | |
Shit. | |
Shit. | |
I need better. | |
Oh, wait, way over time. | |
Way overtime. | |
This is normally the part where I just chug a beer and start screaming. | |
because it's hard, but now we're going to... | |
Because these are the kinds of people we're dealing with. | |
Why would we listen to that? | |
This is why I'm banned. | |
This is why. | |
It has nothing to do with what I've... | |
It's preaching hate. | |
Yes, they should fucking hate someone like this. | |
Your job, your livelihood, you're non-essential. | |
You seeing your grandmother dying in the hospital, non-essential. | |
If you're an old person in the hospital dying, you can't see your family. | |
It's not essential. | |
No, too risky, too COVID. | |
You can go to the Super Bowl, though. | |
But you know what is essential? | |
Patty Hadjdew needs a $1.1 million to renovate her fucking office. | |
Approved office construction over movering, instead of moving into an alternative site, which would have only cost $400,000, she opted for the $1.1 million because she's Patty Hatchdew. | |
She's a graphic designer. | |
She's the minister of the status of women because this isn't a serious country. | |
Canada is a joke and it doesn't deserve to exist and it will not exist. | |
It will inevitably fall apart. | |
It's being run by, you know, children and animals and idiots completely into the fucking ground. | |
So let them run it into the ground and then laugh at them when it all, you know, comes apart. | |
We're, you know, I'm okay. | |
I've got everything I need. | |
I don't need anything from this fucking society. | |
So if it falls apart, I'm like, good, good. | |
I'll laugh at you when it does. | |
Status of women. | |
Minister. | |
Status of women. | |
The status of women. | |
Well, this is complicated, Patty. | |
I thought men are women also, and women is an abstract concept. | |
Anyone can be women. | |
This is a woman now. | |
This Red Bull can identifies as a female, a human female. | |
What's the status of that, Patty? | |
You need a $1.1 million, an office. | |
An office, not a mansion. | |
Just an office alone is worth $1.1 million to renovate, not even built from scratch. | |
A new suite of offices for herself and by her staff earlier this year, even though she was told the cost might raise some eyebrows. | |
Yeah. | |
Wanted her new office to be in the same building as the rest of the agency, located at 22 Eddie Street in Gatineau, Quebec. | |
Oh, where is that where she is? | |
According to documents obtained by the Canadian Press with the Access Information Act, these documents also show that senior management fast-tracked the expense of Reno to get her there, even before knowing how they would pay for it. | |
It's more important that she just get what she wants because she's Patty Hadge to. | |
Before Justin appointed a full-time status of women minister, part of his commitment to gender equality around the cabinet table, there's been no need for an office of that size in the building. | |
There's no need for her to exist. | |
There's no need for her to have a job. | |
There's no need for her in this country in any capacity. | |
She should be expelled as a fucking traitor. | |
Bye. | |
Bye, Patty. | |
We don't need you. | |
We don't want you here. | |
You're a parasite. | |
Who the fuck are you? | |
Million dollars for an office. | |
And this was years ago. | |
Like, you know what I mean? | |
They were just getting started. | |
This is what they, they spend all the money on themselves. | |
Oh, we don't have enough money. | |
You're asking for more than we're willing to give. | |
Uh-huh. | |
Uh-huh. | |
Let's see. | |
1984 Esquire says, can you check this out? | |
Question mark. | |
Check what out? | |
I don't know what you're talking about, but thank you. | |
CRJ says, looks like somebody has a case of the Mondays. | |
Fuck off. | |
Lone Star Texan, when 2% of your population represents over 70% of your government, there could be a problem. | |
No, you're not allowed to talk about that either. | |
That's illegal. | |
You're not allowed to talk about that. | |
Oh, man. | |
And again, here's another one. | |
Another guy who's done nothing, deserves nothing. | |
Anything that he did do in the military has been completely undone because he has no respect for the job. | |
He has no respect for what it takes, what it costs, the lives lost, the suffering, the damage. | |
This guy thought that he could take Operation Medusa, the largest combat operation in Canadian forces history since Korea and before that, the Second World War. | |
He took credit for it because, you know, that's what liberals do. | |
That's what they do. | |
It was all him. | |
It was all him. | |
And his magic fucking hat that is so important. | |
So now he's the minister of the... | |
The time for patience is over. | |
So John Valle's action on cultural change within the Canadian forces. | |
Yes. | |
Cultural change. | |
To what? | |
Back to how it used to be? | |
when it was useful, when it was effective, when we had good leadership? | |
Or do you mean... | |
We know what he means. | |
He's committed to swift action on the promise of widespread cultural change within the Canadian Armed Forces following allegations of misconduct against two top officials. | |
This is just this month. | |
I'm sure there's going to be more in the future. | |
In an interview, Evan Solomon again. | |
The forces need to start preventing these kinds of events rather than reacting to them. | |
Oh, man. | |
It's also a separate investigation in McDonald's predecessor, Jonathan Vance. | |
Yeah, Vance is out. | |
McDonald's. | |
It doesn't. | |
This is going to be used as a bludgeon to do whatever they want to because clearly there's a problem. | |
Why don't you stop promoting pieces of shit? | |
It was pretty obvious Vance sucked big time, so none of these allegations shocked me at all. | |
The guy threw the entire military under the bus, spearheaded all of this SJW horse shit, and apparently is not in touch at all with what it takes to run a warrior society like the military, despite somehow being a fucking general. | |
Yeah. | |
Whatever. | |
He's gone now with disgrace. | |
I hope he loses everything. | |
He'll probably retain his pension and everything, I'm sure. | |
So John would know he was a reservist captain at the time. | |
He warmed up some pop-darts for General Fraser, so he's now the fucking defense minister. | |
Why? | |
Because he's... | |
Because that's why. | |
Because he's a BIPOC. | |
And that's all that matters. | |
Because that's all Trudeau did. | |
That's all Ottawa did. | |
They hired everybody based on the boxes they could check. | |
Lots of women, lots of minorities, lots of, because we rule by cosmetics now. | |
It has nothing to do with ability or capability or what someone can do, what they have done. | |
No, none of that matters. | |
All that matters is what you look like on the external. | |
When I was a kid, I was told not to judge people like that, not to put people in boxes based on their ethnicity and their culture and their skin color and all these kinds of things. | |
And now the government is doing the opposite. | |
In fact, there's some jobs in the Canadian forces they say whites need not apply. | |
Like this guy's assistant, assistant to the defense minister, an assistant to the chief of defense staff, needs to be a BIPOC person. | |
That was a real thing that went out. | |
Uh-huh. | |
Not white. | |
No white guys allowed. | |
I'm sure everything's going to be fine. | |
You know, again, I talked about this before. | |
Same guy. | |
There he is again. | |
The same guy that says the flu doesn't exist. | |
There's no cold. | |
There's only COVID now. | |
And if you say otherwise, you know, you're out. | |
You're banned. | |
There's only COVID. | |
There is no such thing. | |
He's worked here. | |
He's been a doctor 20 years here. | |
Never seen this before. | |
But there's now there's no longer a flu. | |
Like, if that's how your brain works, take that brick and just hit yourself in the fucking head repeatedly until you're unconscious. | |
That's how you fix that problem. | |
No, there is definitely influenza. | |
A and B definitely still exists. | |
Strang. | |
They didn't disappear. | |
The cold exists, didn't disappear. | |
The same guy, he's going to tell you when you can see your own kids. | |
New restrictions for child custody visits. | |
Out of province worker starts Monday. | |
Multiple tests. | |
New specific isolation rules will soon be mandatory for people with child custody visits. | |
So the government is, you know, we'll decide when you can see your kids and what's safe for you because we're the government. | |
We know better. | |
We don't even know what the fucking flu. | |
But I'm going to be insured. | |
I'm going to make sure your kids stay safe. | |
Right. | |
That's fine. | |
Let me scroll down here for a second. | |
Lockstad 2020 says, that looks like a Canadian. | |
He's not. | |
He's a traitor. | |
He doesn't stand for anything that this country is supposed to represent. | |
It's completely transformed. | |
And the country I grew up in, that existed, that I joined the military for, that country no longer exists anymore. | |
It's gone. | |
It's a new place now. | |
And that's the kind of guy that's in charge. | |
An insincere, lying, grandstanding, narcissistic, egotistical scumbag. | |
Those are the people that are in charge now. | |
Isn't that great? | |
Here's, yeah. | |
1984 Esquire sent me, I was in French. | |
Je separate. | |
I can't read French, but he says, this is messed up. | |
My girlfriend's cousin was turned away from her dying dad. | |
Exactly. | |
Because COVID. | |
They decide who, you know, who you can see. | |
You can see your own dying parents or not. | |
Nope. | |
It's too important. | |
We want everybody to stay home and commit suicide, essentially. | |
That bothers no one. | |
Liquor stores are essential. | |
They can stay open. | |
The gym, not so much. | |
You can't go see your own dying family, but you can go to the beer store, get shit faced, and go to the fucking Super Bowl. | |
That's fine. | |
That's all fine. | |
Because, you know, they know better. | |
Jason James says, you're having a day there, bye. | |
Haven't hit rock bottom yet. | |
No, it's going to get worse. | |
Not even close. | |
Here's a few bucks for your ride to Cowtown. | |
$1 for fuel and nine for goat booger sugar. | |
Strength of veterans is unwavering, and you need to be heard. | |
You're not alone. | |
You've got friends in low places. | |
I mean, there's a few of us, but, you know, I'm not super optimistic, but thanks. | |
Full draw scarves is mall mobs. | |
We need people like this. | |
Is it flash mob stuff? | |
Is that what it is? | |
Yeah, I think so. | |
Yeah, I mean, it's almost like the people that understand now, they either get it or they don't. | |
And that's it at this point. | |
So all you're doing is going to, this kind of stuff is just going to piss off. | |
Yeah, they're just showing up and going to the, whether they're in a mall or grocery store or something. | |
Nobody's wearing masks. | |
I'm assuming they're, oh, hey, dare you do this. | |
The people that agree agree, and the people that don't don't. | |
Like, there's the, the, the side-taking has ended. | |
yeah look at these people You know, people are trying to vent their frustrations, I guess, and do things like that, but, you know, I don't... | |
They don't care. | |
A lot of people just don't care. | |
Most of them don't care, to be honest with you. | |
So I'm just focused on surviving. | |
That's my goal. | |
That's my primary objective is to not die. | |
And, you know, that includes my soul death and emotional death and spiritual death because eventually there's nothing left to do. | |
You can't visit your friends. | |
You can't go anywhere. | |
You can't travel. | |
You can't work. | |
You can't. | |
Like, what is there left to fucking do? | |
You got to find ways to keep yourself motivated and find something to do. | |
It's fucking tough. | |
That's the primary objective. | |
As far as saving the country goes, fucking forget it. | |
Forget it. | |
She's fucking toe spy. | |
It's over. | |
It's already over. | |
I'm not even going to bother. | |
Save what? | |
From who? | |
Everybody hates us. | |
Let them burn. | |
Let them fucking burn. | |
When Toronto's on fire and Edmonton's on fire and these, and it's, you know, Vancouver's a fucking shit show, I'll be like, good. | |
Good. | |
You deserve it for your naivety, for your ignorance. | |
You just sat here and watched the fire roll into town, and then you're going to complain to me that you're on fire, that's too hot. | |
I tried to warn you. | |
We tried, you know, and me, all of us, there's thousands of us across the country, everybody. | |
I'm just another version of somebody else you already know. | |
And a lot of you guys do this in your own personal lives, on your own personal Facebook pages with your friends and family to different levels. | |
Maybe you have a tiny following or none at all. | |
Maybe you have a big one. | |
But we're all doing the same thing. | |
Hey, this is fucked. | |
This is fucking crazy. | |
And we were all ignored. | |
We're just told that we're crazy and insane. | |
And, you know, there's a Global News did a hit piece about anti-massers. | |
They come up with ad hominem attack. | |
COVID deniers are being called, which invokes images of Holocaust denial. | |
That's why they use that word. | |
And they use, you know, climate denial. | |
They like the denial word. | |
It's very effective. | |
So that's what they use. | |
Full draws. | |
I read that one. | |
Thank you, man. | |
Pumpkin launcher. | |
Sajohn should retire quietly and switch to architecting those terrorists' farmers' protests. | |
You'd think, you know, but a dual citizenship is another thing that should never exist. | |
If you work for the government, you pick one. | |
Which country do you work for? | |
This one or another one? | |
You don't get to have two fucking raindog, the invisible boogeyman is their golden goose to tyranny. | |
It's been working real well. | |
Lock set 2020 says this is essential work. | |
Thanks, Goy. | |
Thanks, man. | |
I appreciate it. | |
Let it burn to the ground. | |
You know, I fucking hate Sajon. | |
I hate him. | |
He's a lawyer. | |
Again, with the children. | |
Look, look at this. | |
Experts call Peel police or the city, city guidelines to place children in solitary quarantine. | |
They want to take children, your children, and put them in solitary. | |
They think that that's the government's job. | |
Experts. | |
Drastic measure not supported by science. | |
Of course it isn't. | |
Could have long-lasting psychological effects. | |
Let's put our own children in prison. | |
And anybody that objects is a bigot, is a racist, is a, oh, ban that. | |
No, misinformation. | |
You know. | |
I'm telling you, if somebody came up and was like, yeah, we're going to take your kids and we're going to put them in, you know, solitary Quarantine for 14 days because safety, I will take your head right the fuck off. | |
This is how you get wigs peeled back. | |
It's for your safety. | |
Is that right, Becky? | |
Schmack! | |
Oh, you're unconscious. | |
Damn, I guess you did something that wasn't good for your safety. | |
Like taking children away from their parents. | |
The health people, again, have issued guidelines to parents instructing them to keep any... | |
It's so dry in the wintertime. | |
I just got out of the shower, so fuck. | |
To keep any children who have been sent home because a classmate had tested positive for COVID-19 isolated in a separate room from all other family members for 14 days. | |
Get the fuck out of here. | |
Who's going to do that? | |
The severe guidelines, which apply even to small children who are dismissed from childcare, are being criticized by experts as harmful, not supported by science. | |
Doesn't matter what to do if your child is dismissed from school. | |
Oh, tell me what to do, government. | |
Are they come home? | |
And I say that school's fucked in the head. | |
No, you're not locked in your room for 14 days, son. | |
No, that's insane. | |
Forget everything that that quack idiot taught you at school. | |
Those teachers, they're radical feminist communists. | |
They're mostly all women. | |
They're mostly teaching bullshit about communists and subversive lectures about how you should hate yourself. | |
Boys, you hate yourself because you're boys. | |
Boys are bad. | |
Men are bad. | |
Toxic. | |
Especially if you're white, white is bad. | |
That's toxic. | |
Traditional Western values, that's bad. | |
That's toxic. | |
Being straight is bad and toxic. | |
Just hate everything normal. | |
You know, adults living. | |
Oh, well, show me what I should do. | |
I'm an adult. | |
I can go to work unless the child develops symptoms. | |
Oh, okay. | |
Should check for cold. | |
Okay, thank you for telling me what to work. | |
Have you thought of this? | |
Here's what I think. | |
Why don't you fuck me off? | |
I don't care. | |
I don't care. | |
That's I shouldn't have named the stream. | |
I don't care. | |
The government said, I care 0% what the government has to fucking say. | |
You know who else? | |
Who's a legend? | |
It's Randy Hillier. | |
Who, you know, again, had some awesome things to say. | |
You know, Anthony Fury reporting this parents are being told by public health officials when their kids are dismissed from school because a classmate tested positive, they must quarantine the child alone. | |
Yeah. | |
Randy says this is a perversion of humanity to subject a child to torment and cruel punishment, then broadcast publicly, the harm being done is somehow virtuous, is perverted. | |
A new term is rising. | |
I was just following the herd. | |
We've entered the Twilight Zone. | |
Yeah. | |
Let's go. | |
We've got some photos here. | |
Just random snips from people. | |
I have my seven-year-old in isolation downstairs. | |
He keeps messaging me on Facebook Messenger. | |
Mommy, I'm lonely. | |
My five-year-old wrote in his journal entry day that he is sad because his brother isn't here. | |
I set up a baby monitor. | |
You, the people that are doing this, you're abusing your own kids because TV said so. | |
Well, the TV said I should torture my children, so I am. | |
You don't deserve to exist. | |
I hope you get the vaccine and you have a horrible side effect and you fucking die. | |
That's what I actually do hope. | |
When I see these people, one of these idiot nurses I saw going around, and somebody was posing that, I just got my job to protect my fit. | |
Dead 48 hours later. | |
Ha ha! | |
Ha ha! | |
Idiot. | |
Bye. | |
Good for you. | |
You're stupid. | |
I'm done being, I don't care. | |
I don't care. | |
You deserved it. | |
Here's another one. | |
Mom of three turkeys. | |
I had a fever at the end of November and had to isolate for my six, four, and two-year-old. | |
Hearing baby cry for me at night was devastating. | |
Thankfully, my test came back from that. | |
Oh, my fuck. | |
I feel for you, mama, sending positive vibes. | |
Shouldn't have kids. | |
14-day isolation begins. | |
Nothing has broken my heart like the sound of my 10-year-old crying while I sit on the other side of the door and tell him 14 days will go quickly. | |
You've put your fucking children in solitary confinement because TV told you to. | |
You're fucking insane. | |
You shouldn't get to vote. | |
You should have no say in anything ever again. | |
And if you ever stand up and say, I think we should have this for supper, a fucking 260-pound biker in a vest should come by and just backhand you right into the dirt. | |
Right into the dirt. | |
And be like, you don't talk ever again, Karen. | |
That's abusive. | |
You're torturing kids. | |
You're so fucked in the head, you're torturing your own kids. | |
I don't care. | |
I don't care. | |
I don't know how many times. | |
Don't drink every time I say I don't care. | |
You'll be dead soon. | |
Grimers says, worst part is they won't accept when you tell them, told you so. | |
I don't even care if they, I don't even care. | |
I'm not even telling them anything. | |
I'm just going to laugh at them. | |
What can you do? | |
It's like watching somebody. | |
This is the same situation as the Tide Pods. | |
Oh, was anybody anywhere being like, I feel really bad for those 15-year-olds that ate Tide Pods and died? | |
No. | |
No, I don't. | |
No one did. | |
Because that's incredibly stupid. | |
Do you feel bad when people do really, really obviously stupid shit and then suffer the consequences? | |
Why would I feel bad? | |
They wouldn't feel bad for me. | |
They don't feel bad that, you know, we keep being deplatformed, censored, harassed, attacked, and fucked with. | |
They don't care about me. | |
I don't care about them. | |
It's as simple as that. | |
It's as simple as that. | |
And they're full of soy. | |
I got a story about soy coming up also. | |
Under armor is woke. | |
The DOJ is seeking new domestic terror powers. | |
That's great. | |
Good luck. | |
America can't wait. | |
Oh, and mysteriously, there's the least amount of flu ever in the history of the United States right now, probably because only COVID exists now. | |
The government also has advice for how to deal with your own family. | |
Again, it's their job to police your household and your families and these kinds of things. | |
Bill Maher actually had an interesting conversation with Megan Kelly because he's mostly a liberal guy, but even he is fed up with the white shaming and the death to white people shit, which is a good sign his audience was clapping. | |
Biden says he won't sanction. | |
Muhammad bin Salman, the fucking Saudi dictator, because they're our allies, despite the fact that, you know, was it the 18 pages or the 12? | |
They helped, they facilitated, financed, and supported the 9-11 attack, but that's fine. | |
They're our allies now for some reason. | |
The Israeli warmongering is not to be talked about. | |
They're bombing Syria again, but we're not going to talk about that at all. | |
Smart guy again, Michael Burry, who I've talked about, the big short guy, the finance guy, the autistic guy with the eye, you know, out of touch, rich white guy, Bill Gay. | |
He hates him. | |
Slams Bill Gay. | |
Again, don't listen to smart people. | |
Listen to idiots. | |
Completely out of control. | |
The CIA chief, John Brennan, is embarrassed to be a white guy, he says. | |
And leaked emails say that top Canadian aides intentionally released misleading COVID data regarding masts. | |
Right. | |
Right. | |
Why wouldn't they? | |
Not like they lie ever. | |
Lockstep 2020 says, fuck you. | |
I don't do what you tell me. | |
You shouldn't. | |
Full drawn scarves, these parents don't deserve kids. | |
Fuck off government and parents that had to do that. | |
Horrendous. | |
And they think they're helping. | |
There's nothing, there's no... | |
They're just gone in the head. | |
You can't help people like this. | |
Schmidty, 079. | |
Hello, sir. | |
Life, death, and hell, and high water. | |
Family is first. | |
If you don't know that, you don't deserve kids. | |
Government wants to come get mine for whatever quarantine BS they can see, what blood can do. | |
Full draw scarves, by the way. | |
Glad you got a bike. | |
Congrats. | |
Best thing I did. | |
Awesome. | |
Road trips. | |
Met so many good people. | |
I haven't had my bike. | |
I didn't have it all last year, but I'm looking forward to getting it back out this year. | |
I need a new battery, and it's going to be expensive. | |
I got a 2017 fat boy, and I got batteries fucked. | |
I understand they're incredibly difficult to replace. | |
It's a huge pain in the ass. | |
So yay, that's going to be fun. | |
Anyway, what else? | |
Am I the only one in the chat? | |
I don't know. | |
There's a shitload of people over there. | |
New people. | |
I want to say where you're at, but yeah, I wonder what you're doing in there. | |
It's all in Russian. | |
It's all in Russian. | |
Thanks, guys, again, for being on entropy. | |
If you're on Trovo, the entropy stream is pretty much the only one I'm paying attention to because those are the OGs that support me. | |
But if you're on Trovo because it's not working, I don't blame you. | |
If you want to talk to somebody, I get it. | |
I'm going to close that window. | |
It's hard. | |
The whole rhythm's thrown off without the, you know, the beer dispensary. | |
You know? | |
That's almost what we would have to do. | |
It's usually what happens. | |
Fuck these people. | |
I mean you can still have a musical interlude you know. | |
What do you guys want to do? | |
What do you guys want to do? | |
You know who is not gifted with talent and is no big deal is Justin Trudeau. | |
Justin Trudeau. | |
And a lot of the problems, most of these problems, again, I don't have time to go around and feel bad for everybody. | |
And, you know, if you're too stupid, if you're stupid, you make a stupid decision, I don't care. | |
Too bad, too bad, good for you. | |
But worse than that, oh, geez, that was some weird interference. | |
Worse than those people is the people that gave them all this bad information. | |
If it wasn't for journalists, oh, being liars, being massive sellouts and, you know, cunts, we wouldn't be in this situation. | |
If the media had just done its sacred duty and its job to just present to you the facts in an unbiased manner, here's what's going on, the end. | |
Here's what the government's doing, the end. | |
Here's what they said, the end. | |
That's not what they're doing. | |
It used to be, that's how it was. | |
And then you got to decide how you felt about it. | |
This is what's happening, everybody. | |
And then you'd go, okay, do we like, what is this? | |
What do we think about it? | |
That's not the case. | |
Now, the media gives you a bunch of shit, and we have to figure out if it's even true or not. | |
And why aren't they, I don't know why they can't be funded. | |
Maybe because everybody knows they're full of shit. | |
Why do CBC constantly need bailouts? | |
Why do these people need bailouts? | |
Now the Toronto Star is planning an online casino to help fund their shitty journalism. | |
Or Tor Star Corp, Corporation, parent company of Toronto Star, and other Canadian newspapers is launching an online casino. | |
Gambling. | |
To help fund its journalism. | |
Wow, doesn't that just make sense? | |
Grease balls flock together. | |
Get in bed with casinos. | |
That's dope. | |
Yep. | |
Yeah, you guys are totally fucking, you know, morally... | |
The company announced Monday that it plans to launch this year pending approval from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Hunt. | |
I guess the media is kind of like gambling. | |
You just kind of spin a wheel and is it true? | |
Is it not true? | |
Coming up next, we'll find out if any of this even makes any sense. | |
Pick a roulette number. | |
Odds are true? | |
You know, evens are not true. | |
Let's see what kind of story we're printing today, James. | |
Hey, we're doing lies today, I guess. | |
Welcome to the Toronto Casino. | |
Toronto Star Casino. | |
Ridiculous. | |
A fucking casino to make money? | |
Maybe you're just really shitty at your job because people will pay for things that they like, like good information. | |
A lot of independent journalists are doing quite well from their supporters because they trust them and they don't feed them with shit like you guys do who need to be supported by the government because all you do is lie. | |
You know? | |
Motherfucker. | |
You know, like. | |
We can't elect our way out of this. | |
Jason James, it's just money, Marcus. | |
You're worth it. | |
What? | |
Oh, I'm going backwards. | |
I should probably go back to the beginning here. | |
Got that one. | |
Lockstep 2020. | |
It's all in love, nigga. | |
Okay. | |
Schmidt. | |
Oh, it's Marcus. | |
I see. | |
What's going on? | |
Hey, well, how are you doing, brother? | |
Marcus finally signed up on his own and quit freeloading off Jason James. | |
Thanks for the sir, but I work for a living. | |
Nah, none of us work anymore. | |
And then Jason James says, it's just money, Marcus, you're worth it. | |
I get it, Roger. | |
Thanks for being here, guys. | |
I appreciate it. | |
This abrasion runs deep. | |
Oh, yes, it does. | |
Oh, see, no, I've got a little bit of a stuffy nose. | |
Must be Koronu. | |
There's no other explanation. | |
There's no other explanation. | |
These people are lying. | |
Like, why is this? | |
Why is this story where it is? | |
Why isn't this front page? | |
I feel like it's just beating a dead horse, you know? | |
That's what it really feels like a lot of the time. | |
Top Canadian aides intentionally released misleading COVID data regarding masks. | |
Of course they did. | |
Leaked emails show the cabinet-level political aides of Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party purposely released misleading figures regarding medical supplies, specifically masks as an apparent cover for shortage of supplies. | |
Because they gave all the supplies to China, remember? | |
Remember? | |
The emails show that in the spring of 2020, liberal aides took the time to calculate how to present the media and the public the maximum numbers in terms of, yeah, so we're going to torture the numbers and the statistics to make it sound, you know, say the things we want. | |
Leslie Charts, the chief of staff of Canada of Public Works, Minister Anita Anand, emails show the figures for Mass and Inventory included those that had expired. | |
We're planning to talk about having received this many N95s. | |
Figures undoubtedly includes a number of unusable ones. | |
To mitigate this, we make clear on the table that these numbers are subject to testing. | |
We can asterisk this further. | |
So they lie. | |
All they fucking do is lie and lie and lie and lie. | |
Whatever it takes, they will burn your children alive to hang on to their power and their pensions and their positions. | |
They couldn't care less. | |
And will there be any consequences for this? | |
No. | |
No. | |
Anybody going to lose their job? | |
No. | |
Is anything going to happen? | |
No. | |
Doesn't matter. | |
They're just allowed to lie, and they get away with it constantly every time. | |
So I don't listen to these people. | |
I do not care. | |
I don't care. | |
And they're never going to go away. | |
What are the options here? | |
Well, we're going to get to the onion. | |
I'm going to get to the onion. | |
I'm going to get to the onion. | |
I believe in Arnold Tudor and the conservatives. | |
You're a fucking liberal. | |
Almost everybody in the Conservative Party that supports it still, that is on board with the Conservative Party, is actually a liberal. | |
They just don't like Justin Trudeau. | |
That's the only reason they're there. | |
If Paul Martin was still in charge over there, they'd be all about, yeah, let's, yeah, equality, gender neutral. | |
That's what they're all about in the Conservative Party. | |
Do you care about the gender neutral bathrooms, drag queen story time, mass immigration, hate speech laws, unjust imprisonment of our citizens without charges, wide open borders, crazy tax hikes, carbon taxes? | |
Does any of that bother you? | |
It doesn't bother the Conservative Party of Canada at all. | |
They're on board with all of those things. | |
They won't even commit to repealing the gun ban. | |
They want to be more inclusive. | |
They need more LGBTQ members. | |
They're not conservatives. | |
They're liberals. | |
So who are we going to vote? | |
And, you know, even if you had someone to vote for. | |
Okay. | |
The liberals, we're going to do vote by telephone now and mail-in ballots. | |
Where have we seen this go wrong before? | |
They want to vote by telephone. | |
Because I can't get 50 burner phones and fake numbers and man. | |
There's not going to be any abuse here. | |
Liberal Party MPs on the House Affairs Committee have suggested Canadians should be allowed to vote by telephone during a pandemic election, according to the reporters. | |
Canada should explore the options for establishing a vote by phone option. | |
Yeah, that's. | |
Yeah. | |
Because scary COVID. | |
You can go to the Super Bowl, but you better vote by phone. | |
There's no fucking way this isn't. | |
They use the Dominion voting machines to make sure Aaron O'Toole got in, the worst conservative leader in my entire lifetime, for sure. | |
And now they want to, it's a joke. | |
Why even vote? | |
And in the United States, like, oh, Trump's going to run Trump 2024. | |
Trump's coming back. | |
First of all, he's going to be fucking 80 years old. | |
Second of all, y'all forget that Trump fucking cocked out entirely? | |
Like, entirely. | |
He's the worst president in history for one reason, that he was the guy in the chair with all the power and all the guns and all the, like, this is, I've got it. | |
I can make shit happen. | |
He had the loyalty of the American Armed Forces. | |
He had the loyalty, the diehards all over the country. | |
People were ready to kill and die for that guy. | |
And then communists came in, you know, subversives, globalists, whatever, stole it in front of everybody. | |
No sane, rational, normal, you know, unbiased person can look at the things that happen and went, yeah, there's nothing, no, there's nothing to, there's no evidence of cover-up. | |
There's no. | |
What? | |
Come on. | |
Come on. | |
Everybody knows it. | |
You know what? | |
I don't need to convince you guys. | |
I'm not going to even try to convince these other idiots because we know it doesn't matter. | |
He oversaw this happen and then went golfing, conceded, threw his people under the bus, went golfing, and he says, oh, I'll run in another election. | |
I'm sorry. | |
What makes you think you just lost the election by cheating? | |
And the people that cheated now have all the control and they're going to centralize power and fortify their position and build, make it more important next time, but somehow next time you're going to win because why? | |
You're going to use the elections that were just proven to be rigged. | |
It's a banana republic. | |
Your vote doesn't mean anything. | |
It's completely pointless because these politicians will say what they need to say to get you to vote for them. | |
And then once they're in there, they don't do what you want. | |
They do what the corporate masters That they serve told them to do, paid them to do, supported them to do, gave their campaign money to do. | |
They work for them. | |
They don't work for you. | |
Why would it be any different? | |
There's no reason to think that. | |
He just doesn't want, nobody wants to accept that there's only one way to fix that fucking system. | |
When you've got a banana republic with criminals in charge that have subverted the law and the courts and everything, and there's no, we'll just keep doing it. | |
You know what the definition of insanity is? | |
Forget about Trump. | |
He's gone. | |
He's an old, old, old man. | |
You need younger people with some fucking balls to call this shit for what it is. | |
It's a banana republic. | |
These people are criminals. | |
All of them. | |
Not just the liberals, not just the commies, not just the Democrats. | |
All of them, all of them could be helping us do something, and they're not. | |
They won't touch it. | |
They won't look at it. | |
It's scary. | |
What if they call me names? | |
I might lose my six-figure pension. | |
How much do you really care about America and the country? | |
Not very much. | |
Not very much. | |
Pierre Polyev, there's another guy. | |
Says lots of nice things. | |
Oh, sick burn really showed you, Christy Freeland, really showed you Justin Trudeau. | |
But you're a sitting member of the Conservative Party, which fucked you over. | |
And Derek Sloan and Jim Coralios and did Bill C-51 and sold us out to the Chinese and took Saudi Arabian money and Chinese money and is pro-climate change and pro-mass migration. | |
Right? | |
So how the hell should I, why should I trust you? | |
How can I trust you? | |
You're sitting there wearing their uniform playing for Team Conservative Party of Canada, who, again, not conservative, you're liberals. | |
And I'm supposed to trust you. | |
I don't trust you at all. | |
If you had any idea what was going on, I suspect that he does. | |
But if you had any backbone, any moral courage at all, and you actually cared about doing the right thing and making this about something bigger than yourself, you would quit the Conservative Party. | |
You would make a statement and say, these people are fucking crooks, and I am not, I am disassociated. | |
I disavow this, right? | |
Because that's what you do. | |
When you have someone in your group that is fucked, for lack of a better word, you go, yeah, for the good of everyone else, you got to fucking go. | |
What happens when the whole group is fucked and you find yourself, oh, I am in the wrong part of town? | |
You leave. | |
You shouldn't be there, right? | |
Unless you want to be associated with those people, right? | |
Apparently he does. | |
Apparently, apparently Pierre is fine with Aaron O'Toole being in charge. | |
He's fine with all the shenanigans that went down. | |
He's fine with the leadership debacle with Scheer and Bernier. | |
He's fine with the sketchy money coming in. | |
He's fine with the sketchy bills being signed. | |
He's fine with all the sketchy World Economic Forum connections and the Bilderberger connections. | |
He's fine with all that stuff. | |
He doesn't care. | |
It's fine. | |
It's good. | |
It's normal. | |
Nothing to worry about. | |
Foreign lobbyists good. | |
Canadians bad. | |
Fold Ross Garp says, I don't trust Conservative Party. | |
People's Party are 10 years too late. | |
Hear a lot of people saying they're voting, People's Party, Conservatives saying you're just splitting the vote. | |
No, you're not splitting the vote. | |
What a mess. | |
People are so divided. | |
Splitting the vote is that would be if there was two conservative parties when there should just be one. | |
Like you guys both believe the same things, but people trying to support one or the other is like, you know, we're driving two cars. | |
Right. | |
You and I are trying to get to the same place. | |
We're both going to Ottawa. | |
I'm going to take my car. | |
You take your car. | |
We've got enough money for this much gas. | |
Let's split it. | |
Why don't you just take the same car? | |
That's vote splitting. | |
This isn't vote splitting because the Conservative Party isn't conservative. | |
I'm not voting for them because they don't represent anything that I care about at all. | |
They don't even pretend to anymore. | |
They're openly, again, pro-LGBTQIIAPP, drag queen storytime, dicks in the faces of your children while they're at the library. | |
Mass migration mosques everywhere. | |
Takbir. | |
They don't call these people out. | |
They don't call it. | |
They're supposed to be the opposition stopping these motherfuckers from getting away with this shit. | |
It's a minority government and they're incapable. | |
They don't even say, where are they? | |
They never ever talk about any of these things. | |
All the conservatives do is criticize the liberals and say, we could be better at being shitty than they are. | |
They're arguing over who should get paid more, essentially. | |
I'd be way better at being a commie piece of shit than Justin. | |
I mean, Jesus, did you see her? | |
They don't believe anything. | |
So why would you vote for them? | |
At least the PBC has a different platform that isn't the liberal platform. | |
I'll give them that at least. | |
But, you know, I really don't think it. | |
Again, it's rigged. | |
They want you to mail in by phone. | |
You can call on the phone and go, yeah, I vote for this person. | |
And then they go, okay. | |
And then I vote for Max Bernier. | |
Okay. | |
And they mark down Justin Trudeau. | |
How do you know they didn't? | |
How do you confirm? | |
We voted in pencil last time, guys. | |
Pencil? | |
Pencil. | |
When I did exams in high school, like, dude, you had to do things in pen. | |
Remember when you were like a grown-up now? | |
It's like, okay, this is high school and shit now. | |
Like, use a pen. | |
You know, like, don't fuck, you don't make mistakes. | |
Because you can just erase shit with, you know, with a pencil and write in a different answer later. | |
And, you know, oh, no, wait a minute now. | |
Now we vote, but we vote one of the most serious civic responsibilities that we're supposed to have. | |
It's a joke. | |
That's pencil. | |
Why don't we just use rock, paper, scissors? | |
Why don't we all just show up and play rock, paper? | |
Why don't we all just play a fucking game of risk to decide who's the fucking the prime minister then? | |
Since we're playing games. | |
Anyway, full draw scrub saying. | |
Schmidt, hello, sir, again. | |
Me for prime minister? | |
No, good lord. | |
CDS administer of finance all at once. | |
That's dictator. | |
Again, a mountain of skulls. | |
How can I vote by phone for that? | |
How many times can I call or text in? | |
I'm going to vote, But I'm going to have some things to say. | |
It's not going to be a legitimate vote. | |
I'm going to burn my ballot. | |
And I think everybody should. | |
Because if you don't vote, it's voter apathy. | |
You're not involved. | |
You don't care. | |
And that's not going to fix anything. | |
Also, as East Coast Canadian can tell you, you might be somebody that hasn't voted in 20 years. | |
You may have never voted. | |
And you go to show up and say, hey, you already voted. | |
You already voted for the Liberal Party. | |
He says right here. | |
And he goes, what? | |
They'll just take your vote and give it to somebody else. | |
That happened to him. | |
How many other people that happened to? | |
It was in the newspaper. | |
He had a newspaper story about it and everything. | |
How many other instances around the country is there of this? | |
When you wrote in your pencil vote and it got switched. | |
How do you know it wasn't switched to the Conservative Party? | |
Did you get a receipt? | |
You know what I mean? | |
No way to know. | |
There's no way to know. | |
So, you know, I don't trust it at all. | |
No, I don't. | |
Lockstep 2020. | |
I'm on board for plat or die. | |
Yeah. | |
And Smitty again, Schmidt. | |
Schmidt, Shir Schmidt. | |
Lockstep, don't be plain. | |
Vote plat. | |
So I'm going to use the ballot so they can't give it to somebody else. | |
But there is a clause, and I'm not optimistic this is going to catch on. | |
But, you know, it's almost like there's a story in a book I read. | |
I've mentioned this one a lot. | |
If you're into war, you know, stories and war books and stuff, especially World War II, especially Eastern Front World War II. | |
This one is fucking insane. | |
It's insane. | |
There's portions of this book that I had to put down and go for a walk because my anxiety was just like, holy fuck. | |
You know, as an infanteer to like relating to this guy who's also an infanteer. | |
Oh, there are some moments in that book. | |
It's Forgotten Soldier by Guy Saget. | |
He's a French, German, Alsace Lorraine. | |
Like there's a little like disputed territory between. | |
Anyway, there's a part in the book, and this is kind of what it feels like. | |
It's just spite now. | |
There's a part of the book where they're beaten. | |
It's over. | |
They're withdrawing into Germany, and it's just everything's destroyed. | |
And, you know, cities are gone. | |
Dresden, everything's just like, everything's annihilated. | |
Lots of their loved ones are killed. | |
You know, oh, we're fighting for my hometown of wherever, Hamburg. | |
Like, well, everyone you know is dead, actually. | |
The Allies bombed it to oblivion. | |
Your whole family's dead. | |
You know, and the Russians are coming. | |
And this one guy, the veteran guy in the book, goes, you know what, man, like, I don't, there's nothing back there for me. | |
I don't care. | |
I'm just going to stay here and fight these guys to the death. | |
Good luck, boys. | |
And they're like, no, you can't do that. | |
And he's like, nah, I'm not running. | |
I'm not doing this anymore. | |
And the guys stay and they leave him there. | |
And they can hear his machine. | |
He's a machine gunner and they can hear him going for a little while. | |
And then it's just, you know, they get him eventually, like, as they're retreating down the road. | |
He's like buying them time for them to get away, but he's like, I'm just out of spite. | |
It's like, I know I have no chance to win, but I'm going to do it anyway because fuck you. | |
I'm taking you with me. | |
Guy Sejay, Forgotten Soldier, it's called. | |
It's a great book. | |
It's a guy's memoirs, but he was an infantier. | |
I think he started his artillery or I don't know what. | |
He ended up being an infanteer in World War II on the Eastern Front. | |
It's crazy. | |
And, you know, again, maybe would. | |
Why not? | |
But if enough people wreck their votes, the election isn't any good. | |
It's not valid. | |
If a certain amount of the public, I think, either doesn't vote or spoils their ballots, the entire election is no good. | |
So if anything, even if you had like 7% of the country that showed up and were like, yeah, we vote for fuck you, that's an interesting statement. | |
That's something you can capitalize on. | |
But the really important thing to think about, and what we should all probably start thinking about and taking this seriously, is what happens after this election. | |
Because we know that he's going to win. | |
We know the liberals are going to win, probably a majority, because Aaron O'Toole is so terrible, so bad. | |
They're down 10 points. | |
There's no stopping this guy. | |
He doesn't even show up to work anymore. | |
The guy's high on pills all the time. | |
And he wins by default. | |
Once that happens, because a lot of people are still delusional and think, oh, you know, we'll get the conservatives. | |
They're not going to win. | |
It's not going to happen. | |
Imagine how much when he won the last election, the Wegsit sentiment went through the roof overnight. | |
Overnight. | |
And imagine how much worse it's going to be this time. | |
That's going to be the time when serious discussions need to be had about what happens now. | |
Because, again, a lot of people like this guy. | |
They like this stuff. | |
They're pumped about it. | |
They love it all. | |
They want all the communism. | |
And by the time they're all starving and miserable and like, what have we done? | |
It's going to be way too late. | |
And hopefully we're all off fucking somewhere else going, ah, you're stupid. | |
But until then, the 30% of us that are like, yeah, I don't want to fucking live like this. | |
Well, then it's going to have to be, okay, start moving, move, move out of Eastern Canada, move out of Ontario, move out of Quebec, and go somewhere where, you know, Western Canada. | |
Even apparently, I didn't know this. | |
A huge shitload of people of my followers are from British Columbia. | |
I didn't know that. | |
I had no idea. | |
Apparently they are. | |
Judging by the metrics, I've, you know, so there's a lot of base people in BC, apparently. | |
Just not Vancouver. | |
That's why Diagalon, that's why the demilitarized zone excludes the map of Diagon. | |
If you look very closely, you can see there is a demilitarized zone here. | |
You know, we just... | |
It's like the ice wall in Game of Thrones. | |
You know, Pumpkin Launcher is going to be up there with a Gatling gun to make sure that nobody gets through. | |
whatever, you know, but, um, seriously, like once, I'm out of this country. | |
I'm fucking right. | |
Last time, imagine what it's going to be like this time when he wins again. | |
And I think he will. | |
That's going to be when things start getting interesting. | |
So until then, we're just going to have to wait. | |
You're going to have to wait out. | |
You got to wait for enough people to figure out, to see the writing on the wall that this isn't going to get better. | |
Let's see. | |
1984 Esquire. | |
Thank you, sir. | |
Only minority government, either liberal or conservative, can potentially keep them in check. | |
They're in a minority right now, and they've been running completely over everyone. | |
And they didn't do a no-confidence vote. | |
They don't care. | |
The liberals aren't even trying to stop these fucking guys or the conservatives, sorry. | |
The NDP straight up were like, yeah, no. | |
No, we support the Liberals forever and ever and ever and ever. | |
The conservatives. | |
Iron my KE696, Iron My K. I don't know what that means. | |
I don't know for sure. | |
Thank you for that, man. | |
That's very generous of you. | |
I appreciate that. | |
Beer money, good sir. | |
Cheers. | |
Thank you very much. | |
Mr. Pumpkin Launch says, what kind of pills is Princess Pretty Socks popping? | |
I don't know. | |
I know this is what I've been told by people that are in that circle. | |
That maybe you're friends with people that maybe do his close protection detail, and maybe the prime minister is a drug addict. | |
Maybe. | |
Maybe some actual journalists should dig into that and look for it. | |
That would be an interesting story. | |
You know, what are you doing? | |
I'm in the middle of fucking nowhere in a town of like 800 people. | |
What do you want me to do? | |
Am I going to go downtown and bang some pots together? | |
Two guys might drive by and go, what the fuck's wrong with you? | |
I'd like, everything's fucked. | |
Yeah, she's fucking righteous. | |
Window rolls up and they drive away. | |
There, that was effective. | |
We're just gonna have to wait. | |
It sucks, but we got no other choices right now. | |
You know, I have info on him being a drug addict, says Andre Simpson. | |
Do you? | |
Get a hold of Kian Bexty, who is currently in one of these COVID jails right now. | |
He intentionally went into one. | |
I was following him on Twitter last night and he had to be fed all day. | |
And then when they did finally feed him, they brought him a bag of chips and a candy bar and a bottle of water. | |
That was his supper. | |
That was his supper. | |
Wow. | |
How much did that cost? | |
So we're going to do a male intellection now. | |
Now for no reason whatsoever. | |
I'll give you. | |
I understand. | |
All right, Phil. | |
All right. | |
Let me play. | |
I got to back off the horror here for a second. | |
Let me find the song. | |
I want to play it. | |
Here we go. | |
Hello, darkness, my old friend. | |
I've come to talk with you again. | |
What are we going to do, Philip? | |
Because a vision softly creeping left its seats while I was sleeping. | |
And the vision. | |
I'll tell you this, though. | |
There is at least a faction, a pocket of people that are young that know what's going on. | |
And they're pretty ballsy about it. | |
I'm not a huge fan of like Fuentes and his crowd and everything. | |
However, they're very young and they're a lot further ahead than I was at that age. | |
And it is encouraging to see some of the things they have to say. | |
I'm going to show you a guy here in a minute who I've been following for a little while. | |
He's 22. Fucking guy's 22, and he's got most of the shit figured out. | |
He's pretty, you know, pretty big for 22. We need guys like that. | |
You need the younger people. | |
Because if you don't have the youth, you're fucked. | |
It's over. | |
And that's why the government and the state and everybody focuses so much on kids and school and brainwashing people. | |
But it didn't work on him. | |
Why not? | |
Why is it working on some of these guys? | |
Why isn't it working on these Zoomer kids? | |
You know, check this kid out here. | |
I want to show you this. | |
I know you're as amped as I am. | |
Finally, COVID-19 relief. | |
You're like me. | |
You've been struggling due to coronavirus, all the lockdowns. | |
Well, here is our genius bill. | |
Debt forgiveness for farmers. | |
Hundreds of thousands of dollars. | |
Debt forgiveness, no strings attached. | |
Only if you're not white, by the way. | |
Yeah, that doesn't apply to white people. | |
But restaurants, family-owned businesses, up to $5 million to help. | |
And they've really been struggling. | |
But only if you're not white for that one too. | |
Sorry. | |
No white people. | |
Women can get it, but not men. | |
And Section 4201 also sets aside $1 billion for small business owners. | |
Well, small businesses owned by minorities. | |
I mean. | |
It's pretty wild how much contempt the government has for white people. | |
Just openly. | |
But people are just so docile. | |
They don't care. | |
Have you not suffered? | |
Have you not paid your taxes? | |
You have a government which does not represent your interests. | |
A government which does not help you. | |
Why do you pay taxes? | |
But no one will care. | |
It will continue to happen. | |
And people will continue to post memes on Facebook about how they're scared of you. | |
They're laughing. | |
Guys, I know you're as amped as I am. | |
Finally, COVID-19. | |
You know what I mean? | |
He's Wurzelroot on Instagram. | |
I can't remember the guy's really nice. | |
Alexander Root, I think, is the young fellow's name. | |
He's got a bunch of this shit. | |
He's big on TikTok. | |
That's something that annoys me because here's another good one. | |
Look, 23,000 followers this kid's got. | |
You know, this is good. | |
This is a good sign. | |
At least we're not entirely beaten. | |
You know what I mean? | |
We do have, there are some young people that know what's going on. | |
Look at this one. | |
This is a good one. | |
I like this one a lot. | |
If you're white, your ancestors abused, raped, and ate my ancestors. | |
Incorrect. | |
I'm Irish. | |
My ancestors ate potatoes. | |
You, on the other hand, look about 70% white to me. | |
And I guess that wasn't all in the last generation. | |
So was it not your ancestors doing the raping? | |
What? | |
You don't claim them? | |
You don't claim their actions? | |
Why do you get to choose what ancestors you claim? | |
Why would I care what you have to say? | |
Your ancestors are evil. | |
Fuck you. | |
Your ancestors are probably English. | |
The English were oppressing the Irish for thousands of years. | |
Can't oppress the oppressor. | |
Fuck you. | |
Right? | |
I mean, they're just fucking dumb, these people. | |
And all it takes is a little bit of courage. | |
Like, a little bit of moral courage to be like, because a lot of people know this is fucked, but nobody dares say it. | |
And then in come these fucking kids, these fucking 20-year-olds with these huge balls. | |
Like, actually, how about go fuck yourself? | |
Yes. | |
Yes. | |
Get that kid on board. | |
You know? | |
And here's another one. | |
Another encourage. | |
I mean, it's a sign. | |
It's a sign that things are starting to maybe possibly... | |
When you get to the point of Bill Maher not, you know... | |
Bill Maher is pretty fucking... | |
I don't want to get anywhere near TikTok, but you know what I mean? | |
We need the younger people. | |
Bill Maher's not a fucking conservative. | |
He's a scumbag. | |
He's an atheist. | |
I don't know. | |
Maybe scumbag is a bit harsh of a word. | |
I'm not a huge fan of Bill Maher, but I don't hate the guy. | |
I don't think he's a stupid person. | |
But, you know, he's liberal and he's, you know, kind of a subversive guy. | |
But even he and his crowd is tired of this. | |
So check out this exchange. | |
Let's watch this for a minute. | |
This exchange, the kids' Instagram link. | |
It's W-U-R-Z-E-L Wurzel Root. | |
R-O-T-T. | |
R-O-O-T. | |
Wurzel Root. | |
Alexander Root. | |
R-O-O-T. | |
No, I'm not doing dancing TikTok. | |
I won't do TikTok videos, but I should probably get clips or something to upload. | |
So check this out. | |
Okay, so I want to talk to you about the schools because I really just wanted you back here because I read this. | |
Like this, I feel like is going to be the issue that it's going to be make or break. | |
I mean, once they start coming after the kids, if you don't, nobody wants to do anything about it then, that's it. | |
We're not protecting the kids now. | |
I mean, why even bother? | |
I think Pumpkin Launcher sent that one. | |
Did I read that one already? | |
I did. | |
Fire Pixie. | |
I'm going to read these quick. | |
So even though you're talking about Canadian politics, you honestly can just substitute any jerk off congressman or senator here in America, and it's the same goddamn story. | |
It's very eerie. | |
It's like looking through the looking glass. | |
That's what I'm saying. | |
The UK is the same thing. | |
Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, Italy, Spain. | |
It's the same everywhere. | |
Every country in the world all at once at the same time. | |
Just overnight. | |
Just woke up one day and said, hey, you know what we should all do? | |
Despite our cultural differences, our language differences, our historical differences, our different histories and all of that. | |
Oh, no, no, it's all of us. | |
America, Canada, Ireland, you know, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, all of them, all of them all at the same time. | |
You know what we all want all of a sudden? | |
Mass migration, climate change agenda, destroy fossil fuels, carbon tax, ban guns, hate speech, open borders, you know, big tech fucking censorship, great reset, world. | |
Yeah. | |
Yep. | |
Nope. | |
Nothing strange going on there. | |
And all of them, again, as well, are all attacking the children. | |
And they're coming after people, real young, real young kids, and teach them to hate each other, hate themselves. | |
You know, you're a white this and white that and white privilege. | |
Kids can't fucking grasp this stuff. | |
What are you teaching this to a seven-year-old for, a six-year-old for? | |
My six-year-old came home from school a little while ago, upset that he was, quote, the bad guy. | |
Because you know what kids are like. | |
They're into Batman and comic books and good guys and bad guys, simple kinds of stuff. | |
And he felt like he was the bad guy because his school made him feel like that because all they did was talk about all the bad stuff that all the white people did to the natives and then all the stuff the white people did to the blacks and all the stuff that Rosa Parks had to go through because of the white people, the white people, the white people, the white people. | |
He's six years old. | |
Right? | |
And you're going to see it here. | |
And even the liberals, even, I mean, so somebody like Bill Maher is a liberal, like, I could work with this guy. | |
He's not crazy. | |
He's not insane. | |
He's, you know what I mean? | |
There's a difference between people like that who are liberals and leftist, commie, like psycho. | |
Like there's no saving those people. | |
Somebody like this, I mean, just listen to this exchange. | |
This is an important conversation. | |
I think this is going to be a turning point. | |
If it's not, we're fucked. | |
You took your kids out of the school in New York, and I have been hearing anecdotally very much the same thing from many parents. | |
Parents confide in me, I guess, because I don't have kids. | |
It usually starts with, you're so lucky you don't have kids. | |
And then I hear about their problems. | |
But just tell us why, basically, you did this. | |
Yeah. | |
Well, we loved our schools. | |
We were in the New York City private school system. | |
Our boys went to an all-boys school and our daughter to an all-girls school. | |
Our teachers love the students and the faculty and the parents. | |
And they were definitely leftist. | |
We're more center-right, but that was fine. | |
My whole family are Democrats. | |
It wasn't like I was bothered by the fact that they leaned a bit left. | |
But then they went hard left. | |
Then they started to take a really hard turn towards social justice stuff. | |
And at our boys school in particular, it started with when our son was in third grade, they unleashed a three-week experimental trans education program on these eight and nine-year-old boys. | |
And it wasn't about support. | |
It was about, we felt like it was more about trying to convince them, like, come on over. | |
And the boys started to get confused, and they had to implement this system where they raised their hand. | |
If you're really confused, put up a one. | |
If you're just a little confused, like. | |
How old are they now? | |
They were eight and nine at the time. | |
And we objected, and so did a lot of other parents to the point where the school had to apologize for that one, which they very rarely did. | |
Then our kindergartner was told to write a letter to the Cleveland Indians objecting to their mascot. | |
This is what I'm talking about. | |
Like, can he learn how to spell Cleveland before we activate him? | |
He lives in New York City. | |
We got buses. | |
We got subways. | |
We got crime. | |
He's got things to worry about other than social activism. | |
And if he's going to be active. | |
These teachers in these schools are using our own children to push politics, push political agendas. | |
They've got little kids writing complaint letters to sports teams because their teams are offensive. | |
And like a six-year-old doesn't know what an Indian is. | |
He doesn't know what Cleveland is. | |
He doesn't really understand where he lives. | |
And you feel like it's appropriate to get them to do this. | |
That teacher should be fucking fired. | |
But as you'll hear, this isn't like a one school thing. | |
It's not an American thing. | |
It's not just in California, just in New York. | |
This is happening across the Western world, everywhere, all over the place. | |
It's just getting worse. | |
Doug and I should do it. | |
Not a kindergarten teacher. | |
Didn't run by. | |
This is what I've heard from parents. | |
And these are all liberal, by the way, people who say my kids are not ready to be told they're white supremacist. | |
That's right. | |
I'm not ready to be told they're supreme. | |
We're not left and right. | |
We're not black and white. | |
This is a question of reason and unreason. | |
But you talked about this letter that the school put out. | |
So this is on the racist. | |
Can I read some of the things that are from this letter unless people think I'm losing my mind? | |
There's a killer cop sitting in every school where white children learn. | |
Wow. | |
White children are left unchecked and unbothered in their homes, one sentence starts. | |
Well, how old do you have to be before you can just be unchecked and unbothered? | |
You know, what age do you get bothered? | |
I'm tired of white people reveling in their state-sanctioned depravity, snuffing out black life with no consequences. | |
You know, go reform white kids. | |
You know, it bothers me so much that I have to be on this side of this issue Because I've always been a civil rights advocate. | |
You know, and don't make me Tucker Carlson. | |
You're the fucking nuts. | |
This is insane. | |
As black bodies drop like flies around us by violent white hands. | |
There is racist problems in this country, but this is hyperbole. | |
And this is making people crazy. | |
Women and children? | |
What is, I mean, the audience agrees with him. | |
That's not the way we get to the promised land. | |
liberal audience that's the point here racist and it's having exactly the opposite effect of the one they intend and it is not that all the black people in our school or other schools are in favor of this kind of talk my friend coleman hughes who's 24 he's He's a liberal. | |
He went voting. | |
You know, Coleman, he's been speaking out about this as a black man, saying, how dare you presume to know how I feel to try to, I mean, it's pejorative to him. | |
Like, the whites are the ones who understand, who are arrogant and in control and work hard, right? | |
These are all the terms now associated with white supremacy. | |
And then the white people feel bad and feel judged because they're told they're white supremacists because of a pigmentation over which they have no control. | |
It's so divisive and counterproductive. | |
And it wasn't just our school in New York. | |
And it's not just New York. | |
I mean, all over New York, New York privates, New York publics, there was no place to move them in New York to get away from this. | |
So it wasn't just our school. | |
There's a public school on the upper east side of Manhattan that just got picked up because they gave out this panoply of two categories into which all white people fall. | |
And on the one end is white supremacist, and on the other end is white traitor, basically, the white abolitionist. | |
And they're really encouraging you to be more of a white traitor. | |
Everybody gets divided into oppressed or oppressor, right? | |
On racial identity, on sexual identity. | |
Cooper Jeaner, California, they did the same thing. | |
They took eight and nine-year-olds and made them deconstruct their racial and sexual identity to figure out whether they were an oppressor or the oppressed. | |
Eight-year-olds, right? | |
I mean, this is really damaging. | |
And as you get older, what this show is these sort of implicit biased education efforts bring out racism. | |
So if somebody's having racist thoughts in the back of their head, it brings it to the frontal lobe. | |
And more people act on their latent racism than they otherwise would have. | |
Yeah. | |
I don't know. | |
I've been saying, this is making people racist. | |
There's people that never ever thought about it in their lives. | |
And then you make everything about race. | |
Obviously, that's going to create, you know, it's in part, it's intentional. | |
The indoctrination of the kids into this craziness is communist MO. | |
That's what they do. | |
That's what they always do. | |
And the point is, I mean, again, I don't give a fuck, Bill Maher, Megan Kelly, but the fact that there's liberal, the enemy is also noting this and they don't like it. | |
That's a good sign. | |
That's good because it's only going to get worse. | |
So when it gets worse, more of them will notice and more of them will get, you know, they're going to say, whoa, whoa, whoa, maybe I want off this train all of a sudden. | |
You know, so there's that. | |
That's not a bad sign. | |
And, you know, yeah, how long before they're kids? | |
Somebody said in the chat, how long can kids not, can they not just be kids anymore? | |
No, they can't. | |
Nope. | |
They have to be activated. | |
They have to be some kind of communist operative early. | |
We got to get them early because the parents don't know how to teach these kids. | |
It's the government. | |
It's me, the grade two teacher's responsibility to indoctrinate politically these children. | |
You're not going to, this isn't a political indoctrination event. | |
You're not going to school to learn how to be a political operative. | |
You're supposed to learn how to read and write and how to think. | |
How to be a good person. | |
You're forming social skills. | |
How to do math, which is racist now, by the way. | |
Reading literature, discussing literature, talking about different viewpoints, you know, learning things. | |
No, no, no, there's no time for that. | |
There's only time for poor George Floyd, death to white people, and everybody loves communism. | |
That's all that we have time for now. | |
That's all we're going to be doing now. | |
God, it's disgusting. | |
And even the liberals are noticing it, which is good. | |
Even, even they, even they. | |
Man, there's a bunch of stuff I haven't even touched yet. | |
We're still already this far through. | |
You know, and look, there's no way out. | |
Look, Under Armor, forcing employees. | |
It's not just Coca-Cola. | |
It's everywhere. | |
It's everywhere because they've decided now they're going for it. | |
They're just going for it. | |
They're going like, let's just fuck the white people. | |
Let's just get them. | |
They're just doing it. | |
Under Armour forced white employees to undergo anti-racist re-education program, right? | |
Obviously, I'm never buying anything from Under Armour ever again. | |
I used to like a lot of their clothes, but whoops. | |
Appears to be the next big corporation found to be forcing you, but these are just the ones they've caught, by the way. | |
I'm sure there's much more, and it's been going on for a while. | |
According to the Outkick, a whistleblower is reporting that the sportswear giant has mandated that employees take a so-called anti-racism course entitled, Above the Surface, Dominant White Progressive Neritus. | |
Well, well, I didn't realize it was that bad. | |
Tell me more. | |
I didn't realize it was that crazy. | |
Hang on. | |
Oh, no! | |
White people are doing stuff! | |
Above the surface, dominant white progressive narratives. | |
Virtually all white funerals they'd attended during their lives insisted that not going to minority funeral may prove the employees racist. | |
After asking that question, the moderator quickly interrupted, saying that she didn't want to give whites time to think of their answer. | |
She then told white employees that the question should be something that you are thinking about if you are white for the rest of your life. | |
I only go to funerals of people that I know and care about. | |
In another part of the training, whites are told that saying, I was taught to treat everyone the same is also racist. | |
The program's host went on saying, I'm hoping that those questions for most white people Surface that there's little more going on than we were just taught to see everybody as equal according to the whistleblower. | |
This particular training session was held in the spring of 2020. | |
The training also attacked white employees' parents if their parents moved to a particular place to get their kids into good schools. | |
Did your parents care about what kind of school you went to? | |
If so, why? | |
The program asked Under Armour's employees, adding, How often had you a teacher or professor of your own race? | |
Being a white person in a white country is racist now. | |
Under Armour joins soft drink Coca-Cola and pushing supposed anti-white racism training on employees that essentially tells them, All white town racists! | |
Was everybody white in your school? | |
Yeah, it's an all-white town. | |
It's always been that way. | |
It's not a f- What are you talking about? | |
Are all of your historical military figures white men? | |
Yes, the country was 99% white back then. | |
It only been- This is stupid. | |
Saying stuff like treat everybody equal is racist. | |
No, you're a fucking idiot. | |
I don't care what you say. | |
Come say that to me. | |
If there's anybody out there that's like, well, that's what I fucking think. | |
Come have this conversation with me in public so I can fucking katink knock some chiclets for. | |
I'm going to go right for the fucking hole with this one. | |
I'm going to punch you right in the goddamn chiclets. | |
Are you kidding me? | |
Bash the fashion punch a Nazi. | |
Someone that says shit like that, nah, you're getting KO'd, son. | |
Sorry. | |
Sorry. | |
You need, these people need to be, make beatings great again. | |
That's what we need to bring back. | |
This is all because I was saying this the other night. | |
I think, was this on with Derek? | |
People just don't get punched in the face anymore. | |
If that was, if you were allowed to just do that, you know, from an early age, you know, hey, son, when somebody's being an idiot, you just, you just go and you put this right into their mouth, like right into the nose, break the nose, you know, that stings can't breathe too well. | |
Ah, your eyes get all watery. | |
It's horrible, you know? | |
Just, meh, you know? | |
And then they'll learn that, oh, yeah, that was a fucked up thing. | |
I really shouldn't have said that. | |
Yeah, that was really rude and ignorant and crazy. | |
And maybe I won't do that anymore. | |
Nope, no, we're going to allow this. | |
We're going to allow this insane, insanely racist fucking talk to continue and opposing it makes you the bad guy. | |
Well, then I'm the bad guy. | |
Their whole thing is, well, you have to do it or we'll say you're the bad guy. | |
Okay, I'm the bad guy. | |
Now what? | |
No, I like it. | |
I'm going to put on a black suit, Skull hat, whatever. | |
The whole thing. | |
Fuck you. | |
Fuck you. | |
Fuck everything you stand for. | |
Everything you think you know. | |
Everything you think you give a shit about. | |
Everything you think you're going to do to me or my kids or my family. | |
Fuck you. | |
I will fight you to the death. | |
Literally. | |
That's not hyperbole. | |
That's a literal thing. | |
I will fight you to the death. | |
Sorry, man. | |
Not sorry, though. | |
These people are scumbags. | |
They're coming after, they're racist. | |
They're coming after. | |
They think that children are fair game. | |
They don't even have the honor and the fucking, you know, that part of you that goes, well, you don't involve children. | |
There's no depths of scum that they will not sink to. | |
They're soulless monsters. | |
Full draw scarp says a smart kid. | |
I follow him. | |
Marizzle Root. | |
Yeah. | |
Schmidt. | |
Mr. Schmidt Schmid. | |
Has anyone thought about how the mask law easily leads into Sharia law, completely doable with no future in mind for time without masks? | |
I think it's just obedience training is what it is. | |
It's something that makes no sense. | |
It has no scientific backing at all. | |
It's just a silly, like, you know, put on a clown nose. | |
Put a clown nose on because we said so. | |
And everyone does it. | |
It doesn't do anything. | |
And you know that no one cares about it because they're walking around with it under their nose all the time. | |
They take it off. | |
Most people aren't. | |
No one's scared of the virus. | |
They're doing it because they don't want someone to go, oh, they don't want to be, you know, ostracized. | |
They don't want to be pointed out as someone who's not playing the game. | |
They don't want to be, but they don't care. | |
They're not worried about their health, which means they're not worried about the virus, which means they fucking know this is bullshit. | |
They're scared of the government. | |
They're scared of society, you know, pointing, you know, their finger their way, which is pathetic. | |
That means you're just a bunch of cowards, not you guys in the chat. | |
The people that, you know, they know internally because their actions betray what they say. | |
They say, oh, you got to, you don't care about, you're an anti-masker. | |
You're fucking internet. | |
Did I just see you with your mask under your nose? | |
Did I just see you take it off to sneeze? | |
I saw a woman do that in a grocery store. | |
Took her mask off, sneezed, and put it back on. | |
And I'm just like, you would never, if you believe this was real, you just exposed your face to this deadly virus. | |
You're obviously not very concerned about it. | |
In here, in here. | |
It's not keeping you up at night. | |
You understand? | |
I've just proved it to you. | |
You don't even really care that much. | |
Or you're just crazy and you're just risking it. | |
You've just contaminated. | |
You know how this works? | |
You take your mask off. | |
You're now contaminated. | |
It's too late. | |
You can't putting it back on. | |
You can't ever take it off. | |
And when you take it off, you have to burn it and get a new one. | |
And you got to wash your hands. | |
You probably should burn your clothes, honestly. | |
They don't believe any of this shit. | |
It's a joke. | |
They're just scared of the government. | |
And then, you know, once they figure that out, then maybe we can get some more. | |
Full draw scarves. | |
Thank you for that, man. | |
That's very generous. | |
I mean, fuck, it's crazy of you guys. | |
We had to take an unsocial injustice and anti-racism test, watch videos, blah, blah. | |
Some that took it at work said, you will be very mad. | |
And they told us, the supervisor, if you don't take it, you go home without pay until you do the test, basically a bunch of BS to hate whites. | |
And they say BLM are here to stay. | |
Our union president is very much involved in BLM. | |
Fuck BLM. | |
They're terrorists. | |
Don't care. | |
The people involved in that movement do not matter, regardless of skin color. | |
White, black, Chinese. | |
Oh, you're part of BLM? | |
You don't matter at all. | |
I don't care what happens to you. | |
In fact, if you get run over, if you get Charlottesville, I'll laugh at you because that's what you deserve. | |
You're terrorists. | |
You're holding people hostage. | |
You're using violence to intimidate and enforce an agenda. | |
You're getting the government to respond to your demands by intimidation and threats of violence and acts of violence and burning cities and killing people and so forth. | |
You should all be fucking rounded up as domestic terrorists, not the proud boys. | |
You, you people, should be rounded up and hunted mercilessly from the Pacific to the Atlantic, from California to New York. | |
There should be mobile squads of men with guns hunting you down under every rock and every troll bridge in which you fucking reside. | |
You're scum. | |
You're scumbags. | |
Yeah. | |
Yeah. | |
See, somebody said in the chat, I was like, yeah, who would have thought the beer made him less angry and violent? | |
I know, right? | |
Whoops. | |
Look what you did now, YouTube. | |
It's only going to get worse. | |
It's only going to get worse. | |
You're only making me worse. | |
Jessica says they literally have activism class in junior, high, and high school now. | |
Wow. | |
Everything is right in our faces and no one seems to care. | |
This is crazy. | |
Lone Star Texton, wait, hold up. | |
So you're saying I don't have to be white the rest of my life? | |
I'm now a black blueberry trans woman for the win. | |
Good for you, sir. | |
I, you know, support you in your journey to be a fruit, some kind of berry. | |
I don't know. | |
Jason James, I propose the implementation of the pimp slap. | |
Slap the soy right out of these sims. | |
You want to hear some shit about some soy? | |
Didn't we all know it? | |
That's Russian news. | |
Yeah, right. | |
So it's none of it's true, of course. | |
Would you like brain damage to that? | |
America's favorite cooking oil causes neurological changes. | |
So dude, it's the soy. | |
I've been saying something's been going on. | |
The average man's testosterone in the Western world has dropped dramatically in the last 30 years. | |
It's down like 30%, an incredible, a banana's amount. | |
And that's a huge problem because it makes people, with the lower your testosterone, the more lazy, less likely to, you know, take risks. | |
You know, you're less aggressive. | |
You're less assertive. | |
You're more agreeable. | |
You know. | |
And that's a bit. | |
Why is there so many people just letting this happen? | |
This is a big problem. | |
And I wondered, I speculated if it was the food. | |
There's something with the food and there's soy. | |
There's apparently soy in a lot more stuff than I ever imagined. | |
It's being used. | |
It's used as a cooking agent. | |
Soy-based oils are used to make a ton of stuff, like a lot of fast food, like all the fast food. | |
If you're eating fast food, it's turning you into a little bitch. | |
Sorry. | |
I mean, I like McDonald's too, guys, but every bite you take makes you a little bit weaker, a little bit easier to kill. | |
New research has shown that despite being marketed as a healthy alternative, soybean oil, America's most popular oil, causes neurological changes in the brains of mice and may contribute to autism and dementia in humans. | |
What else has been skyrocketing in the last 30 years? | |
Autism. | |
Extracted from the seeds of soybeans and used in everything from fast food to feed, animal feed, and even baby formula, soybean oil is easily the most widely consumed oil in the United States, ubiquitous in the natural cuisine. | |
And it's McDonald's fries, pizza hut crust, the healthy nine-grain bread used for your subway sandwich. | |
A research team for the University of California, Riverside has been studying the impact of soybean oil for several years. | |
They previously found that it induces diabetes and obesity in mice. | |
Hardly surprising, giving the vegetable oils are high in saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. | |
By now, most people know that eating too much fried food is bad for your ticker. | |
But what is really shocking about the latest findings is the effect of soybean oil seems to have on the brain. | |
Alzheimer's to autism. | |
More worryingly, it affected over 100 of the mice's genes, including the one for controlling oxytocin, the love and bonding hormone. | |
Soybean-fed mice showed lower levels of oxytocin, oxytocin in the hypothalamus. | |
Other genes affected had to do with metabolic and hormone pathways, including the insulin pathway, synonymous with diabetes. | |
There's also an upregulation of genes associated with anxiety, depression, schizophrenia. | |
Considering the evidence, the authors believe that soybean oil could increase the risk of Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, autism. | |
However, there's no concrete proof yet that soybean oil causes these conditions, since this research was conducted on mice only, male mice only. | |
But mice are used as a model organism for human health for a reason. | |
As a mammal species, they have similar tissues and gen X tests and it's reasonable to provisionally project some of the author's health warnings onto humans. | |
So, you know, again, soy, like they act like, oh, yeah. | |
No, but you do eat a lot of soy, like dumpster ass. | |
You remember that guy? | |
This big fat duck, like a skinny fat guy, right? | |
He's got no muscle mass. | |
He's got no, you know, because when you're in a confrontation, because this guy came over to talk some shit, and the first thing you do is target acquired, you know, like Terminator. | |
The scanning, you size the guy up. | |
Is there going to be a physical confrontation? | |
I don't know. | |
This is what all men do is what you're going to do immediately. | |
All right. | |
What's the height difference? | |
Reach advantage, size, if you're a fighter anyway, right? | |
How much do you do I think he weighs? | |
What's, you know, what does he look? | |
Does he got cauliflower ear? | |
Is he a wrestler? | |
Is he a fighter? | |
No. | |
What are his hands? | |
Pretty soft looking fucking hands. | |
Yeah. | |
Pretty fat looking. | |
Great, big, fat ass, big, fat belly. | |
Skinny, weak legs, arms, shoulders, you know, face looks like he's 12 years old. | |
This guy is dumpster ass and he's filled with soy. | |
He's filled with soy. | |
I don't believe I was wrong. | |
He probably eats McDonald's. | |
He probably eats shit like this all the fucking time. | |
That's why he looks like that. | |
That's why he thinks these things, and that's why he acts the way he does, because his brain is compromised with basically men-destroying chemicals known as soy. | |
So stay away from it. | |
Dirtbag Welder says, so should men identify as lesbians transitioning to men to get prescription testosterone? | |
That's a great idea. | |
Just buy it on the internet. | |
It's cheap. | |
Probably. | |
Schmitty says, is that what was in the rations? | |
No wonder we agreed so much. | |
No wonder we agreed so much in green. | |
I don't know. | |
It was in those rations. | |
Fucking hate, probably. | |
Jason James says, I propose the implementation of the, I read that one. | |
The pim slap. | |
Yes. | |
We do need some pimp slaps. | |
So, you know, soy. | |
Who would have imagined? | |
Who would imagine that? | |
I do got to go. | |
I'm going to go take a leak. | |
But, you know, I'm bringing them back. | |
I'm bringing back the potsh. | |
Ed Bassmaster. | |
Speaking. | |
And this is what everyone, they need to stop soy, and they need to go to the fucking gym. | |
Well, we can't go to the gyms because most of them are closed because it's too dangerous. | |
But, you know, there's things you can do at home. | |
There's so much shit on the internet to teach you how to, you know, at least do some kind of plyometric exercises at home, run around your house a hundred times. | |
Like, I don't know, do something to combat this because it's a war. | |
We're at war And you're being poisoned by these motherfuckers, these corporations, McDonald's, Coca-Cola. | |
They want you to buy their shit, and it's poison what they're giving you. | |
It's making you weaker, miserable, depressed. | |
You're dying. | |
They're killing you, and you're paying them to do it. | |
So the opposite is to stop eating their shit and start making yourself stronger and then telling them to go fuck themselves. | |
That's what I like to do. | |
So I'll be right back. | |
Please enjoy Ed Bassmaster. | |
He's going to go to the gym. | |
He's going to show everybody how it's done. | |
This is basically, I mean, I do, this is basically the same thing I do at the gym. | |
So if you ever wanted to know, this is pretty much it. | |
I'll be right back, guys. | |
Unworld. | |
Oh, shit. | |
Are you doing this? | |
Now! | |
Ah I мы и awful А иphen и и | |
*door opens* | |
Unreal. | |
Dude, that shit in my sleep. | |
You don't think I can do that? | |
Wait, wait, wait. | |
I would love to do, but we gotta. | |
unreal What? | |
What? | |
I said, I can go way higher than that. | |
See what's back it. | |
I'll go twice that high. | |
Stuck it up. | |
I ain't got time for it right now, pal. | |
I got better things to do. | |
Huh? | |
Doing good? | |
Pfft! | |
Ah! | |
Pfft! | |
Go, man. | |
I'm ready to roll. | |
I think we got it. | |
I think we got it. | |
I think we're doing good. | |
Unreal. | |
Not on your best day, bud. | |
That character is so funny. | |
He's hilarious, man. | |
Drops of Sen says, beef, please. | |
We are Buffalo Riders. | |
All right. | |
Cookie and Rim Job says Coca-Cola is shit. | |
Also, now, Red Bull doesn't, I don't think they're a Coke product, are they? | |
I didn't chug it. | |
I drank it slowly over time. | |
But I don't know. | |
It's mostly just caffeine and garbage. | |
But, you know, Red Bull refused. | |
They tried to implement social justice shit at Red Bull, and then they fired those people. | |
So that's why. | |
It's literally why I was using that. | |
They're Coke now, too. | |
Well, I guess that's off the table. | |
You basically do have to boycott everything. | |
Can I drink water? | |
Who owns this? | |
Actually, I think that's owned by Coke now as well. | |
They do own a lot of bottled water companies. | |
I boycott everything, so I'm going to commit suicide. | |
That'll show them. | |
Then they won't be able to sell me anything. | |
That's how we win. | |
We just mass suicide. | |
I guess that's what we're doing, guys. | |
Everybody just kill yourselves. | |
Because then they can't get us. | |
When my eyes were stared by the flash of a neon light It's all over, Phil. | |
We're just going to spike the punch, everybody. | |
That's what we'll do. | |
Plan Fest, everybody show up. | |
We're just Jonestown. | |
Mass suicide. | |
It's not the daggone way. | |
Um. | |
Geez, what else? | |
Yeah, the stupid flu shit. | |
The war stuff, you know. | |
Oh, what am I in the mood for? | |
Mr. 1984 Esquire, play it, son. | |
It'll make your day. | |
Oh, God. | |
Probably it won't. | |
Last time a video made my day. | |
What is this? | |
It's three minutes long. | |
I don't know what it is. | |
I can't. | |
Is it a song? | |
Be advised. | |
Weird. | |
Oh, it's from your channel. | |
What is this? | |
I'll watch it later on. | |
I don't know what it is. | |
It's three minutes long. | |
I expect. | |
Who else is there? | |
There's a lot of people over there. | |
What's going on? | |
Just wanted the nice. | |
269. | |
Yeah, I don't know. | |
Slipping lizards, but I don't know what's going over there. | |
Travel Home Are you guys? | |
There's still a lot of you people over there. | |
You're going to have to go to the entropy link down here to chat and do that whole other thing. | |
Ragingdissident.tv is the website. | |
You can go there and join the mailing list. | |
Keep in touch. | |
And the Telegram channel is pretty much my primary outlet for getting messages out and things to people quick. | |
T.me slash Raging Dissident. | |
It's very easy to remember. | |
It should be. | |
You know, because normally this is part where I say before we get banned on YouTube, but I'm already banned on YouTube. | |
And DLive and Twitter and Streamlabs and fucking, I don't know how many of PayPal. | |
I don't know. | |
Everything. | |
I think everything that Facebook won't let me stream there. | |
Like no one will let me stream anywhere because, you know, I'm a bad guy. | |
I'm a bad, bad guy. | |
Nestle in many countries. | |
Fucking with the water laws. | |
It never ends. | |
These motherfuckers, man. | |
Here's one of them right now, Bill Gates. | |
Yeah, it's permanently banned on YouTube. | |
I'm not streaming there again. | |
It's over. | |
Forget about YouTube, guys. | |
I almost want to go delete the channel myself right now to not give them the satisfaction. | |
And, you know, that would be easier. | |
I probably should. | |
Michael Burry, the same guy that, you know, is one of the only people that was smart enough to see the disaster that the smart enough and did the actual work was not lazy enough. | |
He actually had the industrious fucking, you know, character to do this. | |
Less than two weeks ago, he says Zero Hedge reporter Bill and Melinda Gates is bankrolling an activist educational group that, wait, believes math is racist, that arriving at an objective answer is an example of white supremacy. | |
A conglomerate of 25 educational organizers called A Pathway to Equitable Math. | |
Oh my God. | |
Instruction asserts that asking students to find the correct answer is an inherently racist practice. | |
Jesus Christ. | |
The organization's website lists Bill Melinda Gates Foundation as its only donor. | |
Is there anything this guy doesn't fuck with? | |
$140 million to a variety of groups associated with Pathway. | |
Three of the most prominent organizations receiving grant money from the Gates are the Education Trust, Teach Plus, and West Ed all nonprofit 501 organizations. | |
Yeah, nonprofit. | |
Teachers are instructed to blame non-white students getting answers wrong on white supremacist practices, which are truly to blame for the underachievement of minorities. | |
Fuck you. | |
Each month, you will complete a set of exercises outlined in the calendar. | |
You will complete a five-step cycle. | |
Engage with the ways that white supremacy culture shows up in math classrooms. | |
Reflect on your current classroom practices to identify the ways in which they perpetuate white supremacy culture. | |
Oh, man. | |
plan to dismantle white supremacy. | |
Reflect is in there twice. | |
Reflect is in there twice. | |
You can't even. | |
Engage. | |
Reflect. | |
Plan. | |
Act. | |
Reflect. | |
Duck. | |
Dodge. | |
Dive. | |
Duck. | |
Dodge. | |
How does it go? | |
This is hilarious. | |
Holy fuck, these people are useless. | |
This liberal progressive insanity appears to have triggered Michael Burry, who unleashed his usual acerubic and entirely accurate Widon Gates of the entire concept of math being racist. | |
He says, where I'm from, whites are the dummies in math. | |
South and East Asians apparently didn't get the message. | |
Whites use math to suppress them. | |
Would be an LOL moment at a local high school at white's expense. | |
Burry went on. | |
Apparently an old, rich white man is behind this. | |
I'm starting to really think old white people are out of touch. | |
Wait, I already knew that. | |
White supremacy culture shows up in the math classrooms when the focus is on getting the right answer. | |
Yes. | |
I talked about this a week or two ago, but apparently it's caught Mike Burry's attention, who doesn't like it even more. | |
The outspoken Market Savant concluded, I am a generation that I know junior people who worked with Bill Gates. | |
Brilliant, exacting, and intimidating. | |
Could and would pick apart and embarrass anyone in the room who was not prepared. | |
Open conflict was his weapon. | |
The right answer was never wrong. | |
Ending with the all-too-telling hashtag, hashtag for men, for me, not for thee. | |
Yeah, the rules are different for him. | |
Is this Burry? | |
Yeah, at Michael J. Burry. | |
Cool. | |
I like that guy. | |
You know, he knows what's going on. | |
He knows exactly what the fucking is going on. | |
Dirtbag Welder is Melinda Gates Calvin Klein. | |
I don't know what it is. | |
1984 Esquire. | |
I don't want the exposure. | |
I just want to see this live. | |
Come on here with me. | |
All right, fine. | |
I don't know what this is. | |
It's three minutes long. | |
If it's terrible, I'm banning you forever. | |
This better not be awful. | |
What is this? | |
The clock is ticking. | |
Cloud. | |
We're running out of time. | |
Even it's rising. | |
Second by second, we all cry out, begging for someone to do something before it's late. | |
It stops. | |
Who will save us? | |
American Hero Story. | |
Minutemen. | |
Minutemen militias disappeared. | |
Warning. | |
The Federal Communications Commission has determined the following content to be emotionally harmful. | |
Young children should not view this content under any circumstances, even if supervised by a parent or guardian. | |
The views and opinions expressed, including the depictions of persons of color and members of the LGBTQA plus community, do not reflect any official policy or position of the U.S. government. | |
This program contains graphic language. | |
Good. | |
Favorites. | |
Oh, I love violence. | |
Nudity. | |
Not bad. | |
Misogyny. | |
Oh, I like that season. | |
Anti-Semitism. | |
Oh, man, everything. | |
Hate crimes and depictions of sexual assault. | |
Be advised. | |
What was that? | |
Was that a mask that walked away? | |
How the fuck is on the highway last night? | |
Soon the accumulated black filth will be hosed away. | |
And the streets of Tulsa will turn into extended gutters, overflowing with liberal tears. | |
Soon, all the whores and race traitors will shall save us. | |
Is this like a terrorist manifesto video? | |
Am I on a watch list now? | |
I'm already on the watch list. | |
We are no one. | |
We are everyone. | |
We are invisible. | |
And we will never compromise. | |
Do not stand between us and our mission, or there will be more dead cops. | |
There are so many deserving of retrospective. | |
Is this Tulsa? | |
There is so little time, and that time is near. | |
Well, it is definitely getting ugly out there. | |
Beep! | |
Another commie gets his wings. | |
Kyle Rittenhouse is still... | |
*outro music* | |
These guys have tiki torches, don't they? | |
Watch Liz, you probably have your own folder. | |
I was actually told I am there is a folder. | |
There actually is. | |
I do have a folder, yes. | |
Somebody, a friend of mine that works in that area of the not as bad as you think, but it is a weird feeling to know that you're being kind of monitored a little bit. | |
Anyway, where are we at here? | |
Time is almost done. | |
Almost done now. | |
We all do now. | |
Yeah, potentially. | |
Watchman TV show. | |
Was it? | |
I didn't know there was a TV show. | |
1984 Esquire. | |
Thanks, man. | |
All right, there is one, but I haven't watched. | |
I hardly watch anything anymore. | |
It's almost impossible. | |
You can't go on Netflix or find anything. | |
Well, first of all, don't give them money because they're giving fucking, you know, give us money to make pedophile shows. | |
No, no, thank you. | |
It's hard to find it. | |
There's something. | |
You can see it, man. | |
Once you see what this aversion looks like, it's fucking in everything. | |
That's their whole... | |
And this is the worrying part. | |
Like, they're going straight for it. | |
I pressed the hot key. | |
I pressed the wrong one here. | |
Stop it. | |
No, no pluses. | |
No. | |
DOJ opens the door to seeking new domestic terror powers. | |
Right. | |
I've been telling you, it's coming. | |
They're working on it. | |
All these people are fucked. | |
All these militias, all these, yeah, they're going to make you the new ISIS, the new Al-Qaeda. | |
They're either going to wait or push somebody to snap and do something crazy, or they'll just make one up. | |
They'll just false flag this shit, and they're going to round people up, and the most of the country is going to support them doing it. | |
A lot of them anyway. | |
This confrontation is inescapable now. | |
So you might as well just prepare for it. | |
A senior Justice Department official opened the door to seeking new legislative authorities to pursue domestic terrorism, a step the Biden administration has yet to entertain since the insurrection. | |
How many people were killed in that insurrection? | |
Nobody. | |
Well, I mean, one of the terrorists got shot. | |
Oh, geez, in a gunfight. | |
Well, no, no, she's just a woman that was, you know, there. | |
Why'd they shoot her? | |
Ah, well, you know. | |
So what happened? | |
They went into the Capitol building and they walked around. | |
Some people took pictures. | |
It was really crazy. | |
Are you sure this was an insurrection? | |
Because I'm picturing, you know, anyway. | |
Friday, senior Justice Department officials suggested the administration would consider seeking a domestic terrorism statute as well. | |
Expand a lot of authorities we can use, such as nationwide search warrants, expanded law enforcement access to tax and educational records, harsher sentencing. | |
Yay, I'm sure that we'll run a data-driven process to see whether we need additional legislative authorities. | |
I'm sure there will be. | |
The prospect of new counterterrorism powers has alarms civil libertarians and others who fear that such authorities are both unnecessary and rife for abuse to criminalize extreme political views, right? | |
Which is what I have apparently. | |
I'm apparently an extremist. | |
Rather than pursue people who have planned or committed acts of violence. | |
So it's just, we want to stop, and they'll justify, well, we want to stop these people before they get extreme. | |
So if you want to stop violent people, okay? | |
We want to stop them before they get violent, okay? | |
We want to stop them before they get to the point before they get violent. | |
Why don't you just grab people as they're born and say, this is how you will be or else? | |
Because they're just going to keep walking it down until just viewing this kind of material will put you on a list that you need to be stopped for your own safety before you start thinking the wrong things, which leads to doing the wrong things, which leads to being the wrong thing. | |
So we're going to stop you right. | |
We're going to kill you right in the crib, right in the cradle. | |
You don't get a choice. | |
You don't get to choose what you believe anymore. | |
That's a really big, scary problem that these stupid people, either they're too dumb, and I've alluded to this before, I don't even think it's stupidity. | |
It's moral cowardice. | |
They're just cowards. | |
These are people that can't or will not see the situation of the world we live in. | |
They're smart enough to do it, but they won't do it. | |
Why? | |
Because they're scared, because they're cowards. | |
Because if this is true, if anything, if 25% of the things I say are true, the world they live in is infinitely scarier than the one they thought they lived in. | |
So rather than entertain this and consider it and go, oh man, if that's true, no, that's too scary. | |
No, so it can't be true. | |
These are just crazy people. | |
I won't look at it. | |
They're cowards. | |
They're just cowards. | |
They think that this is fine. | |
We've progressed from when it was controversial. | |
The Patriot Act was controversial. | |
Spying on phones, that was controversial. | |
And the government reading emails and all this stuff, this shit used to be like, whoa, whoa, whoa. | |
This is against the Constitution. | |
But 9-11 happened and everybody was very scared. | |
So, you know, they got away with it. | |
And now it's normal. | |
Now it's expected. | |
Now it's what's the big deal. | |
And then COVID happened. | |
Everybody was really scared. | |
Bunch of new rules came in. | |
And now it's normal. | |
And now a bunch of people are okay with it. | |
You don't get to choose what kind of life you want anymore. | |
You don't get to choose what kind of job you might want to pursue. | |
You don't get to choose where you might want to live. | |
You don't get to visit your family. | |
The government's going to decide all these things for you. | |
And they're going to do it based on race as well. | |
Especially if you're a white person, forget it. | |
No, you're going to the bottom of the list. | |
Obviously, we've seen that in the food service industry, the entertainment industry, the fucking clothing industry, apparently, the educational system. | |
From no fault of your own. | |
You didn't do anything wrong. | |
You just, well, you think the wrong things. | |
Therefore, you should be punished. | |
You didn't commit any crime. | |
You didn't hurt anybody. | |
You didn't steal anything. | |
But you're a criminal, essentially. | |
We're not going to put you in jail yet, but we are going to treat you as though you're a pariah. | |
There's something wrong with you. | |
And we got to stifle you. | |
We got to disenfranchise you. | |
And they're fine with it. | |
They don't see it and they don't care. | |
They think it's all about safety. | |
It's about free, you know. | |
And then they compromise and say, well, I support free speech, but not hate speech. | |
Well, then you don't support free speech because there's no such thing as hate speech. | |
Is there love speech? | |
Derek Rant's favorite joke: sad speech. | |
Is there such a thing as sad speech? | |
More people die from sad speech than hate speech. | |
You say things that make them sad, they kill themselves. | |
Much more dangerous. | |
Shouldn't we ban that? | |
It's a good point, Derek. | |
Maybe we should. | |
We should ban sad speech, right? | |
There's just speech. | |
You're banning, you're legislating emotions out of the public discourse now. | |
Angry people are not permitted. | |
If anyone's angry, there's no reason to be angry for any reason. | |
No one has anything to be angry about. | |
So if they say anything angrily, that means they must be mentally unstable. | |
They need to be on pills and drugs because they're angry. | |
And there's no reason for anybody in 2021 to be angry, is there? | |
I certainly can't think of any reasons. | |
Guys are arguing about figs in the chat. | |
What are you guys doing over there? | |
*laughs* you | |
you *sniff* Oh, Trovo. | |
Hey, guys, what's going on? | |
Again, yeah, no new everybody on there is, you know what I mean? | |
I've done probably the last six or seven streams I've done on Trovo, the amount of followers has stayed exactly the same. | |
There's no new people to get, once you're excluded from all these platforms, you can't grow your audience. | |
And that's the problem. | |
And that's why they ban you, and that's why they do the things they do. | |
Anyway, I'm just talking to myself now. | |
Nobody's paying any attention. | |
Oh. | |
Oh. | |
You know, it's gross. | |
Like, this is the kind of stuff that's going on. | |
And it's mind-blowing. | |
Like, how do you not see this and lose your shit? | |
Like, because it's Coronu, it's okay because you're scared, you're paralyzed. | |
When you're scared, it's very hard to make decisions and act properly. | |
And that's why the government's intending to scare everybody. | |
This is in England, again, the world's best cops. | |
Some women are being arrested or they're fined. | |
They're being confronted and harassed by police because they went two miles to get coffee. | |
She wants to be. | |
It's not a crime to stand in the street and social distancing when I go in the shop. | |
She has a mask. | |
A liver come two miles away. | |
That's it, a liver come from... | |
He's not reason to come from... | |
No, no, no. | |
What, he's two miles away, he's this side of the river, he's not reason. | |
Knife crime out of control. | |
Rape gangs. | |
Murder. | |
This woman doesn't have a mask. | |
Everyone, if you don't live in the area, you're not allowed to be here. | |
It's against the law. | |
It's against the law? | |
I've come from Battersea. | |
It's against the law everybody! | |
Everyone, if you don't live in the area, you're not allowed to be here. | |
It's against the law. | |
I want that same guy from earlier needs to show up and just backhand that fucking bitch right into the goddamn pavement also. | |
It's against the law. | |
These people are taxpayers. | |
This is their own fucking country and city, and you're going to shut the fuck up. | |
Shut up! | |
That entire... | |
If that's any indication of what they're like there. | |
Burn down. | |
Burn that fucking thing down. | |
You're restricting people's movements to two miles away is too far? | |
I believe in freedom, just not accept, but what about Asterix? | |
You do or you don't. | |
You do or you don't. | |
And you're on team pro tyranny. | |
And these are the people that go home and tell themselves they'll watch the fucking shitty garbage World War II documentaries on Netflix, which are like milquetoast garbage with no real information in them. | |
And go, I would never let that happen if that was me. | |
Oh my God. | |
And then they go out and do shit like this for a living. | |
And then tell themselves that they're somehow not that kind of person. | |
Come on, man. | |
Come on, man. | |
How aren't they? | |
Deanna, thank you. | |
He says, apparently fear makes a person more dangerous than anger does. | |
Hell yeah, it makes them docile and useless. | |
And they allow this kind of shit. | |
I want to read some of these comments. | |
I wonder what that looks like. | |
Something very weird with police going on? | |
Yeah, they're scumbags. | |
Follow the rules. | |
Don't get harassed. | |
Simple. | |
Yeah, just follow the rules, Luke Mason. | |
Just follow the rules. | |
Watch this. | |
Quote tweet. | |
Just tell us where you're hiding the Jews and you won't have any problems. | |
Simple. | |
Fuck him. | |
Wait, what? | |
Did it not tweet that? | |
Am I banned already? | |
So many banned accounts. | |
I'm banned from existence. | |
No one is getting stabbed, Paul. | |
We are in lockdown. | |
Crime no longer exists in lockdown. | |
It's magic. | |
Fuck. | |
Do you know what I mean? | |
this stupidity. | |
Thank you. | |
Thank you. | |
What concerns you? | |
The police don't appear to be embarrassed by this. | |
No, they love it. | |
They think they're fucking heroes. | |
There's so many stupid ass people in the world. | |
That's why it's like, oh, don't you want to save them? | |
No. | |
Those people don't need to be saved. | |
They don't deserve to be saved, to be honest. | |
They don't deserve our effort, attention, sympathy, pity. | |
Nothing. | |
They deserve our contempt. | |
And that's it. | |
Contempt. | |
I have nothing but contempt for these people. | |
I feel bad and I support those poor women, you know, but these people that it's one thing to be, you know, trying your best to follow the rules, but being frustrated and like, I'm trying to do, but, you know, like these poor women, right? | |
It's another thing entirely to be supporting this bullshit and shaming people for just trying to live their lives. | |
You have no sense of camaraderie with them. | |
You've got no shared, like, I can sympathize because I too am just trying to live my life. | |
And no, they don't see that. | |
They see somebody and they want to fuck you. | |
Hang on. | |
Full draw scarves, how sick are people getting today? | |
What the fuck happened to humanity? | |
It's dead. | |
Lone Star Texan says, may I play devil's advocate for a moment? | |
The left freaked out just like the rotten did this year. | |
Was it by design or organic? | |
The left freaked out just like the right did. | |
What do you mean? | |
About the fucking virus shit? | |
People are just dumb. | |
It's just cowardice. | |
Simple, plain and simple. | |
You need to have some moral courage to be able to question the message you're getting and then say, you know what? | |
I hear what you're saying. | |
Everybody, all of the media and the state and everything. | |
You know what I mean? | |
It's a lot of people with a lot of money and importance and prestige. | |
You know, normies think, you know. | |
So they have to go, yeah, I see all of this. | |
And I'm not buying it. | |
I'm calling bullshit on all of this. | |
That takes a little bit of guts to do publicly. | |
You know what I mean? | |
They don't have that. | |
They don't have the ability. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Deep down, they know it. | |
They know it's bullshit. | |
They know the world's run by bad people. | |
They know the government lies. | |
They know the media is full of shit. | |
Deep down, they do. | |
But they don't have the balls to say it out loud. | |
They'll never, because they're fucking cowards. | |
Because we've created and raised and built and maintained a society of cowards that get worse and worse and worse. | |
Shitty, shitty, cowardly behavior is rewarded. | |
Snitching on people is rewarded. | |
You know? | |
Taking the easy way out, cheating is rewarded. | |
Being a scumbag is rewarded. | |
Being a degenerate filthbag is rewarded. | |
I mean, look at our ruling class. | |
Look at our political class. | |
They're all cheaters. | |
They're liars. | |
They're scum. | |
They step on people. | |
They throw their own friends under the bus. | |
How many people is Trudeau fired? | |
You know what I mean? | |
They're scum. | |
They're horrible human beings. | |
And acting this way, their whole lives, they didn't just recently become shit. | |
They've been shit probably for a long time. | |
And look where it's gotten them. | |
They're doing very well. | |
They're running the country. | |
They're such pieces. | |
You know, these people that end up in, who do you think's running Coca-Cola and Microsoft? | |
They're not good people. | |
They're cutthroat pieces of shit. | |
We've allowed them to be successful because we don't have the courage to stop them. | |
Because that would be difficult. | |
And that would take some courage. | |
And we don't, and as a people, we just don't have it. | |
There's pockets of people here and there that don't give a shit. | |
No moral compass. | |
Yeah, exactly. | |
Not having a moral compass is a really big problem. | |
Because if you don't have one, anything goes. | |
And if anything goes, there's no such thing as right and wrong. | |
Then there's no, you don't feel any responsibility to do anything about it one way or another because it doesn't matter. | |
Cause there's no, you know, no one cares. | |
And I, I don't know. | |
I think I have a moral compass. | |
I'm, I'm, at least to me, there is a version of right and wrong to me. | |
And if something is wrong, it's, you know, you're obligated to at least try to do something about it. | |
Say something. | |
At least that's not that hard. | |
You don't have to, you know, put the world on your shoulders and fix everything by yourself somehow. | |
But in your life, like if you're a regular person in your job or whatever, to just your circle of friends or whatever it is, just be like, yeah, you know what? | |
Respectfully, I don't, I'm not doing this or that. | |
I think it's bullshit. | |
And I reserve my right as a sovereign individual with a fucking soul to do what I feel is right. | |
This is what I feel is right. | |
And you don't get to tell me what that is. | |
I feel morally like, I don't believe in this and I refuse to participate. | |
That used to be universally fucking respected. | |
That was okay. | |
That's, you know, not anymore. | |
Not anymore. | |
You will comply or else. | |
And it's like, well, fine. | |
No. | |
It's little things like that. | |
They're not asking you to go on TV and be the prime minister and fix the country. | |
But little things like that. | |
If we all just started going, you know, no, I'm not. | |
I'm just, you know. | |
And that's why trying to get the community together was, you know, help. | |
It's helpful. | |
People have moral support. | |
They know there's people behind them, right? | |
Justin had, you know, we chipped in some money for his GoFundMe there. | |
I hope. | |
I hope he's doing okay. | |
It makes you stronger to know you have people with you and have people behind you. | |
And that's why unity is so important. | |
That's why we can't fight each other. | |
We can't be wasting time punching right, as it were. | |
You want to hit somebody? | |
There's communists everywhere. | |
Go punch a commie, metaphorically. | |
Maybe physically. | |
I don't know. | |
They like to swing first. | |
So in that case, if it's self-defense, by all means, crush that bitch. | |
And don't worry if you hit a girl, because it's really hard to tell if they're male or female. | |
It's very confusing. | |
And honestly, you don't have the luxury of making judgment calls like that in combat. | |
So it's just, you know, target acquired, target destroyed, next target. | |
Move on. | |
Don't worry about it. | |
You know? | |
I've just pictured somebody now coming up next or some guy like wearing one of my hoodies just beating the shit out of like three chicks. | |
I'll be like, oh, God. | |
Can you comment on this story? | |
I'd really rather not. | |
Didn't you say? | |
Like, I... | |
Oh. | |
Yeah. | |
It's what you fuck up. | |
You heard it from the Nazi here, folks. | |
He said, fuck you people. | |
He completely condones the beating. | |
I'm not saying a lot of these Antifa guys are soyed out, weak, frail. | |
They look like women. | |
Their skin looks soft, you know? | |
Their voices are kind of fit. | |
They've got half their head shaved with a bunch of piercings. | |
It's like, is this a woman on testosterone or is it a man on estrogen? | |
I really can't fucking tell. | |
I have no idea. | |
And they want equality, so I'll treat them equally and I will hit them all as hard as I can equally. | |
Your Honor. | |
That's right. | |
I don't. | |
My client doesn't control who buys his hoodies, Your Honor. | |
If Jeffrey Dahmer wanted to buy his hoodies, is he responsible for that man being carved up and consumed, like some kind of cheap steak, Your Honor? | |
I don't think so, and neither does my client, and neither do the people of this court, to be honest. | |
This whole thing is a farce. | |
This is a travesty. | |
It's an injustice. | |
It's an insult to the laws of this great nation on its face, Your Honor. | |
And I respectfully demand that this be thrown out. | |
Defense rests. | |
Great job, Ray. | |
Eumenstein, he's great. | |
He's a man, that lawyer is, fuck, he's unstoppable. | |
Reich, I own your hoodie. | |
Technically, I can do it. | |
Don't do it. | |
Nobody do it. | |
I got to come up with some new stuff to sell because I feel bad. | |
At least I could give you something, you know what I mean? | |
Besides the entertainment and the hanging out, you know, I would like to have things to sell instead of just, you know, but I'll come up with something. | |
I'll come up with something. | |
It's a new project. | |
It's something I'm working on. | |
CRJ says, so many face piercings. | |
Would be a shame if I slapped a thousand-pound Pull Force Industrial Magnet on the. | |
Oh, Jesus. | |
What are you swinging a crane around? | |
How did you do that? | |
That's murder. | |
Think that's murder. | |
Come 1984 Esquire says, love your energy, the channel, and what you do stand for. | |
Didn't mean to scare the shit out of everyone. | |
One more vid. | |
I got a kick out of seeing my shit live, seeing the reactions in the chat. | |
This one is shorter. | |
For spice, he says. | |
Oh, God. | |
What is this? | |
It's two minutes now. | |
2018. | |
Oh, you've been on top of this for a while. | |
That Red Bull was a lot of this would be terrible to watch on Adam. | |
Oh, man. | |
I need a new one. | |
Yeah, right. | |
I do need to make new ones. | |
I do. | |
I need a better supplier. | |
I'm not a big fan of the Red Bubble setup. | |
It's a pain in the ass to navigate and such. | |
Major Faja, Maja Faja. | |
Scary. | |
Media Bear. | |
Not again. | |
I don't want to turn this into a... | |
I do love Media Bear, though. | |
He is awesome. | |
He used to be in the YouTube chat, but stick me, baby, one more time. | |
Oh, 15 minutes ago. | |
I guess we'll have to play it, you know? | |
Must resist insanity? | |
I don't know. | |
We'll see. | |
I'm going to make this anything else I want to get through. | |
It's almost on, man. | |
We're almost done here. | |
There's not much left to do. | |
Well, there is. | |
There's war. | |
Do you guys know about it? | |
Yeah, we're talking about the police. | |
You know? | |
Harassing people for walking, sitting, as the chief admits, we've had enough. | |
This is not policable. | |
Yeah, they woman advised police they should be concentrating on knife crime instead. | |
Yeah, it's a good idea. | |
Trolling London all weekend, interrogating and finding anyone they found to be sitting down for too long or having strayed too far from where they live. | |
You've been sitting. | |
Oh, you've got a license to sit down for too long. | |
This is insane. | |
This is absurd. | |
What? | |
You gotta be kidding me. | |
A dozen officers storming two people who are sitting down. | |
Let's enjoy this. | |
I mean, this is going to be hilarious. | |
I'm going to have to put a... | |
One, two, three, cops. | |
Yeah, really good thanks. | |
What are you doing here? | |
Oh, I'm on a walk. | |
You're on a walk. | |
Do you live local towns? | |
Yes, I do. | |
Yeah, whereabouts? | |
Oh, they're like, what are you doing here? | |
This isn't. | |
Yeah, really good thanks. | |
Is there better videos? | |
I hope there's more. | |
Is that it? | |
I wanted to see a dozen people. | |
I wanted to see people get attacked by cops for sitting down. | |
But yeah, they're just for being around. | |
What are you doing here? | |
Oh, you've got a license to exist. | |
Wait, get back in your cage. | |
Get back in your board immediately. | |
Fuck. | |
Oh my god, man. | |
Some people attempted to go for a walk on a beach in Northumbria. | |
Police were there to check papers and ensure they didn't come from out of the immediate area. | |
If you're not from round here, you need to get home. | |
Yeah, it's going to make no difference. | |
The toughest lockdowns in the fucking world were in London, and the case numbers made no difference. | |
Sweden had the same numbers, didn't lock down shit. | |
Oh, God. | |
It's become a familiar site in the UK. | |
It's been going on for months. | |
Even the police themselves are sick of it. | |
Oh, are they sick of it? | |
No mercy. | |
None whatsoever. | |
None, none, none. | |
You should all be fucking fired. | |
All of you. | |
All of you. | |
Oh, I'm really getting sick of fucking oppressing people. | |
Then stop doing it. | |
Jesus Christ. | |
Then stop doing it. | |
Oh, man. | |
I am really getting tired of throwing these Jews on all these trains. | |
Then don't do it. | |
Nope. | |
Got it. | |
Oh, my God. | |
Police don't want to police this. | |
We've had enough of this. | |
It's not policeable. | |
It's not manageable. | |
Ken Marsh added, don't want to put themselves at risk when they have to break distancing restrictions. | |
Oh, yeah, the virus is so scary, right? | |
We have to break COVID legislation every day of the week. | |
What if I turn around and say to my 30,000 members adhere totally to COVID legislation? | |
What? | |
Wait. | |
So his problem is that they're scared they have to break their own COVID rules to police the COVID rules. | |
What is going on here? | |
What is going on here? | |
What if I have to tell my members to follow the same laws as the people? | |
That's his problem? | |
That's his problem. | |
That's not what we want. | |
But if we have to do that to protect my colleagues, I will do that. | |
Ministers are just not listening. | |
Ministers are not listening. | |
So are you pushing for more? | |
Like, what in the fuck is going on in the state of the police in the United Kingdom? | |
Mother of sweet God, never go there. | |
Move away immediately forever. | |
What the shit? | |
That's crazy, man. | |
That's next level insane. | |
The queen said it's sound for Snort to get the vaccine. | |
Well, she can go get one first. | |
That checkerboard band around their heads and squeeze the sense out of them. | |
Perhaps. | |
It perhaps may have. | |
Oh, my God. | |
We're almost done here. | |
Almost done, people. | |
Thank you. | |
Thank you. | |
There we go. | |
What the fuck? | |
I didn't mute myself. | |
My fucking thing got stupid. | |
It's not my fault. | |
I'm aware of it. | |
I'm a f ⁇ ing. | |
Oh, my God. | |
I was aware the whole time, you guys. | |
I was aware the whole time. | |
Lastly, yeah, so there's no flu. | |
The flu has disappeared. | |
We all know, but massage. | |
No, this was entirely my fault. | |
It's not massage this time. | |
But maybe it was. | |
Maybe they've subverted my brain. | |
That's possible. | |
That's totally possible. | |
Lowest flu season ever in the United States. | |
There's just none. | |
There's just none. | |
So... | |
Yeah. | |
So there's – It just tapered off to zero. | |
Flu, flu, flu. | |
No flu this time. | |
So we had the flu. | |
We had there was a flu season in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. | |
And then wait. | |
Well, the first part of 2020, there was the flu. | |
So like January, February, March. | |
But then it then it just stops. | |
Now there's just there's just no flu anymore from right at the time that coronavirus appeared, which was right here. | |
So the flu just goes down to its lowest records ever, actually. | |
Negative 1.5. | |
Wow. | |
Right at the time that COVID started to go. | |
And then it just stays basically almost at zero. | |
Never, no seasonal flu spike as we've, you know, used to ever, you know, and just goes down. | |
I'm not a, you're not even a fucking scientist. | |
You can't look at that. | |
Right. | |
It's so unbelievable. | |
Yeah, I know. | |
It's very complicated. | |
You need science. | |
I need people with calculators and graphs to tell me that just because the flu doesn't exist anymore doesn't mean they didn't just fucking rebrand it to something else. | |
No. | |
Hell no. | |
And now also the government's going to tell you how to, how to, if anybody brings that up with your own family, fighting, no hoax. | |
It's just not. | |
Fighting COVID-19 has meant tackling conspiracy theories even within families. | |
Yes, right, because the Barrington Declaration, all those doctors are so swamped with interviews, they can't even get to them all. | |
There's fucking people like Elon Musk. | |
There's smart people everywhere that know all about this shit. | |
But no, no, you're right. | |
Keep it up, news. | |
Yeah, no. | |
No one's buying your shit anymore. | |
It was bad enough when Jacqueline Dracum's aunt. | |
Who the fuck is this? | |
They just use a... | |
This is a... | |
I'm going to snap. | |
I'm going to need a... | |
It's okay. | |
Woosa. | |
This is a story. | |
This isn't a news story. | |
This is like a fiction story. | |
This is how a book starts. | |
Do you know what I mean? | |
It was bad enough when Jacqueline Jacob's aunt started posting on Facebook about the pandemic. | |
But then came the emails about it. | |
And Jacob had to cut her off. | |
All right, I'm making this into a movie. | |
It's too ridiculous. | |
What the fuck? | |
Is this even real? | |
I don't. | |
You know, I don't know. | |
Coming up next. | |
Everybody has one in the family. | |
Everybody knows somebody who's a cons conspiracy theorist. | |
Can't be reasoned with crazy insane. | |
It was bad enough when Jacqueline Jacob's aunt started posting on Facebook about the pandemic. | |
But then came the emails. | |
And Jacob had to cut her off. | |
COVID-19 was all a scam, according to a poster. | |
12-step plan to create a totalitarian new world order! | |
This isn't about health, it's about global control! | |
A photographer, Jacob, finally had to ask her, as well as a second time to stop emailing and messaging her. | |
It's getting out of hand, Jacqueline! | |
It's hard for our family to deal with! | |
The frustrations and isolation of life under lockdown and idle times spent online have become pathways to a thriving genre of conspiracy culture that causes... | |
claims to see a hidden hand behind COVID-19. | |
Everyone's confused! | |
Dr. Joy Hathaway. | |
She was upset because her cases were coming in and they're all discombobulated. | |
They didn't know what to believe about the pandemic. | |
They didn't know if it was true they should wear the mask. | |
If I'm going to spot one thing in our response, it would be the lack of a decisive, strong, inspiring voice. | |
This summer, get ready to fight your own family. | |
It's them or the government and it's time to choose sides. | |
COVID denialism I just want my family back. | |
Don't let COVID conspiracies destroy your family. | |
Seriously, it's uh look at this shit. | |
Oh my god, this was all shit I read out of this article. | |
I didn't make any of that up. | |
All of that was things I just read out of this, this mess, this news article from Global News. | |
It's a fucking fiction story about why to be afraid. | |
It's got characters. | |
It's got, you know, protagonists and antagonists. | |
It's got pictures of like, you know, like a coloring book for kids, like a comic book. | |
Oh, there's the bad guys. | |
Okay. | |
Here's a picture of the bad guys. | |
Let's talk about them for a little while. | |
Oh, we're going to, there's lonely shot of a woman who misses her family, right? | |
Oh, no. | |
Here's the heroes. | |
Dr. Samantha Hill. | |
She's more of your protagonists of the story. | |
Getting closer to the end. | |
Here's the scary fucking. | |
Oh, no. | |
Look. | |
Who is behind the misinformation? | |
Oh, the Russians, probably. | |
What do they say? | |
Let's see. | |
Deeply in mer I fucking knew it. | |
Did you not? | |
Man, this gets. | |
Russia is mentioned five times in this article. | |
Five fucking times. | |
One, Russia's disinformation and propaganda ecosystem. | |
Two, Russia's disinformation ecosystem. | |
I see. | |
Three, we've seen Russian disinformation coming from Iran. | |
Oh, Iran's mentioned as well. | |
How many times is Iran mentioned in here? | |
Three times. | |
Iran, China, Russia, Iran, Iran, Iran, Russia, Iran, Iran, Russia, Russia, Russia, Iran, Iran. | |
Oh, my. | |
Okay. | |
The role of big tech. | |
Who wrote this fucking abomination? | |
There's Adams' barbecue. | |
They're using him as one of the bad guys in the story, right? | |
City is seeking to recover the cost of enforcing the lockdown on the restaurant and sent Skelly $187,000 because it's his fault that you're oppressing him and he has to pay for his own oppression. | |
Who wrote this? | |
You're my new favorite propagandist. | |
You're a fucking idiot. | |
Stuart Bell. | |
Wow. | |
What are you a fucking Stephen King ghostwriter, dude? | |
Good one. | |
Great job, Stuart. | |
That was intense. | |
That was a great. | |
I can't wait to see the rest of your work. | |
Contact Stuart. | |
Okay. | |
My name is Jeremy. | |
My email is none of your business. | |
I'll give you my regular email. | |
Your journalism is akin to Stephen King fanfiction of the worst state-funded propaganda variety. | |
Sincerely, you suck. | |
Submit inquiry. | |
There you go, Stuart. | |
I mean, it's important, I think, that these people, you know, hear how we feel about them. | |
So, you know. | |
Anyway, so, I mean, I feel like when you really read something exceptional like that, it's important to recognize the work of the author and, you know, really, you know, reach out and touch somebody once in a while, you know? | |
Short and long. | |
I thought only I did that, blast Stewart for being ultra beta. | |
No, I thought it was simple to the point. | |
Your writing is really bad and it's garbage and you're also bad. | |
So that's something I should start doing from now on. | |
Let's write the Monday night we write to journalists. | |
Hey, who do I hate today? | |
That's what I'm going to do from now on. | |
Every time I see somebody's name, I'm just like, oh, this guy sucks. | |
They write something obceptionally insane. | |
I'm going to write them a little note. | |
It's going to be mean. | |
Fun tweets with right. | |
That could be a whole stream. | |
Like, you want me going on a tweet rampage? | |
It's funny as fuck. | |
Just tear, just, just tearing into people. | |
We'll ban your account. | |
I'm on like my 13th account. | |
You'll never stop me. | |
And finally, I mean, yeah, Brennan thinks he's embarrassed to be white. | |
It's just... | |
I mean, if there wasn't enough reasons to hate him, but it doesn't matter. | |
It's not that important. | |
What is important is that no one wants to talk. | |
There's more war. | |
Isn't that nice? | |
the Israelis are now bombing Syria in response to the Iranians existing because, yeah, they would attack... | |
It's like... | |
It's like... | |
Ha ha ha ha! | |
And they've been doing it for so long. | |
And they never bite. | |
And they keep trying to convince everybody there's these dangerous mania. | |
It's like, nope, no, I'm not doing it. | |
I'm not doing it. | |
It's like, as soon as you move, as soon as you say something, you lose. | |
And they just won't do it. | |
Oh, no. | |
Are you sure that was it? | |
You know, the country who's like the experts of fucking lying and false flag attacks. | |
The King David Hotel bombing, the USS Liberty, other things. | |
Yes, they can be taken very seriously, of course. | |
I'm sorry, it's the greatest ally, guys. | |
I'm sorry. | |
I can't believe I said that. | |
Oh, what was I thinking? | |
Who, anyway? | |
Definitely not. | |
They definitely don't lie about shit. | |
Yeah, this country that stands everything to lose, one of the last remaining non-destroyed countries in The Middle East. | |
It decided, hey, you know what we should do now? | |
Now that we're completely on our own, let's start fucking bombing American and Israeli military positions for no discernible reason whatsoever. | |
That way, they will learn to fear us and not use their overwhelming military power to completely eradicate us in a war of which we have a 0% chance of winning. | |
Guys, what do you think? | |
Do we have a fucking idea or what? | |
I think we do. | |
Yep. | |
Makes sense to me. | |
Yes, we must trust the Sultan. | |
He is always right. | |
That's what we are led to believe is happening. | |
As usual. | |
Yep. | |
They're just evil. | |
They're just so evil. | |
They can't not kill people. | |
Especially Americans. | |
The day Joe Biden is inaugurated, by the way, the day, the day he's inaugurated, they're like, now, start killing American soldiers. | |
Why? | |
Because if, list, don't you, don't you fucking understand? | |
Like, this is apparently what mainstream people think the Iranians are doing. | |
You fucking get it, dude. | |
If we fucking bomb one of their airfields with our shitty missiles that we give these militias that we're not even going to hide that we gave them to, we could kill like seven or eight fucking Americans, bro. | |
Yes, but uh, we'd not then America come with its gigantic military and destroy us. | |
No, they'll be too fucking scared. | |
They'll be like, shit, they fucking killed seven people. | |
I'm not fucking with them. | |
They're fucking hard. | |
Nah, they're legit. | |
Iran is too fucking... | |
No, no, Mr. Sotter. | |
No, I do not. | |
I'm just saying logically, they are very strong adversary. | |
And to attack them would provoke them to destroy us, which we could not stop them from doing. | |
I don't like your fucking attitude, Jamal. | |
Yep, that's right. | |
That's what's going on. | |
And they're just, you know, hitting U.S. targets on the day Biden's inaugurated and abstained the entire time Trump was president. | |
Well, they did try a few times, but Trump was always like, I'm going to look into it. | |
Yeah, we'll see. | |
You know? | |
And didn't they blow up that fucking guy who was their general there that was trying to talk to the fucking Saudis about a peace tree? | |
There can be no peace. | |
He was like, let's end the fighting. | |
That was what was going on. | |
And he was like snuck into Saudi Arabia. | |
Somebody snitched him out and they blew his ass up so there could be no peace treaty. | |
Trust them. | |
They're all about peace and love. | |
Silverstacker says, it's fuck you make me is the new Diagon state motto. | |
It is. | |
It's just F-Y-M-M on all the license plates. | |
Crispy says, amen, brother. | |
Laughter is the best medicine. | |
Thanks for enriching all Forsaken souls. | |
I do what I can. | |
I'm like vibrating them on some. | |
That Red Bull jacked me up. | |
Camus Key says, I got into an argument with my girlfriend over text. | |
I never got an update over Buddy's relationship. | |
He was on 10 day 10 of the breakup that I caused. | |
What's that? | |
I didn't get an update today. | |
Shit. | |
Maybe they're back together. | |
Oh, no. | |
Plaid gossip. | |
Did they get back together? | |
Will they? | |
Won't they? | |
I'm so excited to find out the answer. | |
She was saying all these COVID restrictions are voted on in cabinet and parliament. | |
She works for the government of Victoria. | |
I sent her a link to the BC COVID OIC signed orders. | |
She hasn't responded. | |
Like, that's better. | |
That would be better because, well, the government voted on it, so it's fine. | |
Well, what if they vote to kill all the blacks? | |
Would you be fine with that? | |
Fucking government voted on it. | |
It's not my problem. | |
You know, what? | |
Sorry. | |
The law. | |
What are you going to do? | |
We're just killing all the blacks now. | |
This is the law. | |
Government voted on it, so, you know. | |
Makes it right now. | |
Makes it right. | |
I don't think that's how it works. | |
What? | |
Yeah, that's how it works. | |
That's right, I gotta reload. | |
What do you say? | |
*laughter* *sniff* | |
Like, it's so simple. | |
They try to act like they're so much smarter and like, oh, confuse you with gobbledygook and word sounds. | |
Like, no, it's very simple. | |
It's very simple. | |
You're an idiot. | |
You think that for some reason the government makes a law that means it's okay and we all just got to shut up and do it? | |
That's the most cucked bitch thing I've ever heard in my life. | |
Hey, it's fucking because of the new Muslim overlords, right? | |
Sorry, Becky, but harems are cool now. | |
We're doing polygamy and you're my fucking property now. | |
So let's get going with the sodomy and shit. | |
Like, I'm going to fucking mess you up now. | |
I'm going to tear you apart, bitch, okay? | |
You're my wife now. | |
What the fuck? | |
Sorry, babe. | |
Government voted on it, right? | |
It's legal. | |
I bought you fair and square. | |
You're my property now. | |
Sorry, it's the law. | |
Some guys voted on it. | |
That's how it works. | |
You don't have a moral compass. | |
There's nothing like that. | |
All that matters is what the government votes and decides. | |
It's fucking ridiculous. | |
Like, that's the issue. | |
Is that it? | |
Did we just figure it out? | |
That's the prevailing problem, that there is no moral compass for any of these people. | |
They just do whatever they're told because, well, it's the law, so that must be right. | |
Like, no, no, that your moral compass is supposed to tell you what's right and wrong. | |
And when people are violating what everyone has already agreed, like, we don't do that. | |
That's fucked up. | |
They shouldn't be able to come up with a piece of paper. | |
Ashley says here raping kids is actually good for them. | |
I found a study, right? | |
So I'm going to go ahead and be raping some kids now. | |
All right. | |
Well, he does have a study. | |
No! | |
Fuck you! | |
Kill him! | |
Kill him immediately before he convinces anyone else of his fucking There's something wrong with that guy. | |
There's something inside his body his soul his mind whatever Something really wrong with that person. | |
They need to fucking go. | |
They need to be out of here Nope, there's no moral compass anymore. | |
It doesn't matter. | |
So you know This is what we live in now Is this real that can't is this real cocaine rib job you just sent me? | |
When was this? | |
What was this date? | |
This can't be real. | |
I kind of want to refuse to uh SB 145, look it up. | |
Oh, God. | |
According to uh according to this, pedophilia is now legal in California. | |
SB 145 has passed. | |
Now a 21-year-old can have sex with an 11-year-old and not be listed as a sex offender in California. | |
So, see, there's it dude is voted on, so it's okay now. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Like, so I'm gonna be fucking your 11-year-old daughter now, because I mean, human rights, bro, got voted on, somebody said. | |
But you guys sat around like, yo, cool, let's do that. | |
So, that means all of a sudden, therefore, your deeply held beliefs of what's right and wrong don't matter, and you should not react or do anything at all. | |
This is not a challenge from the universe that's testing you as a fucking character, as a human, as a man, as a woman, whatever. | |
What kind of person are you? | |
Are you going to sit with this? | |
Are you going to say anything or are you going to not say anything? | |
You're going to do anything or not? | |
What do you believe in? | |
How much do you believe in it? | |
Do you really care or do you not care? | |
Because if you do, you're going to say something. | |
You're going to try to do something. | |
You're not going to stand for this. | |
Are you? | |
I don't know. | |
The world's getting worse and worse and worse, and I'm getting angrier and anger and angrier. | |
You know, that's insane. | |
That's crazy. | |
And if anyone, that's just a law you don't follow. | |
It's like, well, that's the law. | |
And it's like, well, then you're forcing people to do. | |
Somebody who's doing that in the community, it's like, yeah, that's a 20-year-old dating a fucking 12-year-old. | |
The men of that community should feel the responsibility to handle that situation, if you know what I'm saying. | |
That's unacceptable. | |
Again, that, whatever's wrong with that person, that can't spread. | |
That needs to be gone. | |
That needs to just be gone. | |
Pedophilia, no, no, no, no, gone, gone. | |
Super gone. | |
All the way gone. | |
Go as far as you think you can go to be gone. | |
Go further than that. | |
Then go even further than that. | |
And then turn around and go, oh my God, are we gone yet? | |
You're not gone yet. | |
They got to go even further than that. | |
That's how far gone they got to go. | |
So like well past city limits. | |
Kamiski says, notwithstanding paragraph one, a person convicted of violation of subdivision of B, section 286, subdivision B of section 287 or, well, what the fuck was it, shall not be required to, oh, Jesus. | |
So Koken Rimdrop says, oh, it's worse. | |
The bill sponsor is literally a 50-year-old diddler, Senator Scott Weiner. | |
Whose idea was this anyway? | |
It was Echo. | |
The pedophile. | |
Oh, so it was a pedophile's idea that we lower the age of consent to 11 years old? | |
I mean, if you guys could do that for me, that'd be really nice. | |
All in favor? | |
What the fuck? | |
Scott Weiner, Democrat. | |
Alrighty. | |
That's fucking insane. | |
Whoa, I am out of California. | |
Holy shit. | |
I mean, imagine the rot. | |
Imagine the reverberations of that action happening in your society. | |
That's now okay. | |
So if it's okay, people are going to do it when otherwise they wouldn't have. | |
It's easier now for them to do that. | |
Now they're not even going to go to jail. | |
Oh, man. | |
And Greg Wycliffe made a video about this. | |
The perversion going on. | |
And then I want to watch the Media Bear video and then I'm going to go. | |
How's that? | |
Does that sound good? | |
Phone's ringing. | |
I can't talk right now. | |
It's plant. | |
I'm not home. | |
The fuck was I just saying? | |
So, you know, they know what they're doing. | |
They say, oh, you know, like the music videos, the popular culture, all this shit. | |
And he made a great point. | |
He was like, well, it's not for kids. | |
Obviously, kids are watching this shit. | |
You know, like a lot of hip-hop music videos, Cardi B, fucking 6ix9ine. | |
It's disgusting, degenerate, you know, like compared to what we had in the 90s, where it was like, ooh, I don't know, it's a little out there. | |
Like Britney Spears, like, she's, Christina Aguilera is like, remember that, the dirty video? | |
People were like, whoa, I don't know if this should even be on TV. | |
I don't know about this. | |
That's not even on the fucking radar these days. | |
It's so bad. | |
And you think kids aren't seeing it? | |
Oh, you know, like they're not smart enough. | |
And Greg, I did the same thing when I was younger. | |
You just, how old are you? | |
You just say you're 18 and you log into the fucking thing. | |
You think kids aren't smart enough? | |
Of course they're seeing it. | |
I mean, they're... | |
It's like they can't get them young enough. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Pick up the phone. | |
I'm not picking up that phone. | |
Anybody could be on there with actually planned. | |
So we're fighting wars and all of that. | |
Hit me, baby! | |
Stick me, baby, one more time. | |
I can't fucking wait for this. | |
This is going to be great. | |
It's only premiered 44 minutes ago. | |
Media Bear, if you're out there, I know you are. | |
Can't wait to see this masterpiece. | |
Cheers, guys. | |
Oh, baby, baby. | |
This is going to be amazing. | |
Oh, baby, baby. | |
Oh, baby, baby. | |
It started with COVID-19. | |
right the toes i forgot about that It's so crazy what we're being told now. | |
Oh, because my government is killing me. | |
And I must resist. | |
This is tyranny. | |
Now propaganda infects my mind. | |
Now I'm confined. | |
Stick me, baby, one more time. | |
Masterpiece, baby. | |
This is fucking amazing. | |
The roller is inside you. | |
Oh, silly, baby, they say it's high baby. | |
That's just a kind of planet. | |
Spinning sets me up. | |
I'll be done. | |
Tapping me in the mind. | |
And I suggest you leave me be I've got no symptoms, I'm feeling fine What I'm behind. | |
Take me, baby, one more time. | |
Oh, baby, baby. | |
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
It's a standing. | |
Oh, baby, baby. | |
Yeah, yeah. | |
Oh, baby, baby. | |
How was I supposed to know? | |
How could you have known? | |
How could you have known? | |
It's freaking crazy. | |
Push me to smother your nose. | |
I must confess that I'm sad to press. | |
It's killing me now. | |
Don't you know I need to breathe? | |
Air that is clear, decision is mine. | |
No few tips are behind. | |
No. | |
This This is how it's done. | |
Just leave me here. | |
Now I'm good by stick me, baby, one more time. | |
Stay six feet away from me then. | |
*outro music* | |
Get hold of yourself. | |
That was great. | |
That was outstanding, dude. | |
He is amazing. | |
Media bear on YouTube. | |
He's the fucking best. | |
That guy should be way, He's getting there. | |
Good for him. | |
Dude, if he gets, you got to get him into the millions. | |
Falls on that man. | |
Oh, he's using his powers for good. | |
You know what I mean? | |
Man, that was outstanding. | |
I can't top that. | |
On that note, I guess we're going to have to pack it in and go home. | |
What do you guys think? | |
$15. | |
There's still a fair amount of people over there on Trovo. | |
If you do, there is an option somewhere on entropy that you can follow the channel. | |
And when I do go live, they at least email you and you get an email notification. | |
So that helps. | |
The YouTube, the website also, ragingdissident.tv, that's where I live. | |
That's my home. | |
That's where I can be found. | |
And, you know, the social media stuff, the Telegram channel, t.me slash Raging Dissident, you can go there. | |
Get updates. | |
What I'm up to. | |
What I had for breakfast. | |
Usually nothing. | |
I don't usually eat breakfast. | |
I like to fast through the day. | |
And for some reason, towards the end of some streams, I started to talk like a weird, over-enunciated radio character. | |
Why do they talk like that? | |
You know what I mean? | |
Someone went and talked, like, this is normal talking, right? | |
Like, hey, you know, and then somebody decided I'm going to talk this way. | |
I know that you're talking the way you normally do, but this is the way for some reason to do it on the radio. | |
This is how people talk. | |
Casey K some great example. | |
Radio bigot 104.4 FM. | |
Bad guy radio. | |
Yeah, that's a good song to play. | |
On the way out. | |
Wednesday night, 8 p.m. | |
Eastern. | |
Friday night, 8 p.m. | |
Eastern. | |
Monday night, 8 p.m. | |
Eastern. | |
Monday, Wednesday, Friday. | |
If there's anything else, oh, yeah, I'm going to read the, I think I missed two here. | |
No, we read that one. | |
Kamiski, oh, he finishes. | |
Yes, at the time, the offense, a person is not more than 10 years older than the minder. | |
Oh, my God. | |
So a 20-year-old and a 10-year-old is fine in California. | |
Just getting closer and closer every day. | |
Yes, we're getting closer. | |
How did you guys make out? | |
How did we do? | |
This was the first alcohol-free rage cast ever. | |
Ever in history. | |
I don't know. | |
I thought it sucked, but to be fair, I think everything sucks. | |
What else? | |
I don't know what's going on with this. | |
I can't mention it. | |
I don't want them to know my secrets. | |
How we're getting out. | |
How we're getting away with it. | |
It doesn't fine. | |
Anyway, you get banned. | |
It happens. | |
That is how it works. | |
You're going to tell the truth. | |
You're going to get banned. | |
Period. | |
there's certain things you're not supposed to talk about, even though everybody knows it's true, and uh, everybody knows also that if you talk about it, you're getting shit. | |
And that's why you see people doing things like that woman said, Well, you should have just been, you should just do what you're told. | |
That's the attitude of a lot of people. | |
Like, they know you're right, even. | |
Some people say, yeah, I agree. | |
I know what they're right, but you shouldn't have said anything. | |
Like, they feel justified in like, well, that is the law. | |
So, therefore, even though I know instinctively that this is bad, but it like gives them an excuse, it gives them an out. | |
It gives weak people an out. | |
You know, like, oh, I'll just lean on this excuse. | |
So that makes so they're magically, I'm a good person now. | |
It's um, it's tough. | |
It's scary, man. | |
And that's, that's how you know, like, if somebody's a moral person or a good person or not, or it's not easy to do these kinds of things. | |
To take stands on things you believe in takes a lot of guts because normally it means a lot of people are going to be fucking pissed off at what you're doing. | |
And these people that don't stand for anything, they just do what they're told and they shut up and they walk around with their heads down, they're weak. | |
And they think that they're moral. | |
It's like, how do you know you've never been tested? | |
You've never, you've never, you've never gone to that point of being afraid to do something because, but this is what I believe, so this is what I got to do. | |
And did it. | |
You took the safe way out every time. | |
You probably got the job your mom and dad wanted you to get. | |
And you probably went to the college your mom wanted you to. | |
You probably still fucking live there. | |
You know what I'm saying? | |
These are the people being like, ooh, they probably should have. | |
Why? | |
I don't care what you think. | |
These are the, that's the majority of the sheep. | |
They're not worth, you know, fuck them. | |
They're of no consequence one way or the other. | |
They're just going to be in the middle forever. | |
And fucking anybody could take over next. | |
And they'll just do what they say too because it's in their nature to just take the easiest way out. | |
They're always going to. | |
That's just the kind of people they are. | |
If you're not that kind of person, you're like, I don't care if this is harder or worse. | |
And, you know, there's not much to gain from this. | |
There's a lot of difficulty, you know, rough times ahead. | |
It's because it's the right thing to do. | |
Like, why do you just shut up and it'll be easier for you? | |
It's like, because this is wrong? | |
Hello? | |
Like, I thought we agreed that that's what we were doing. | |
Did I, was I, am I from a different planet? | |
Or like, when did that change, guys? | |
Like, when something's fucked up, it's like, I'm seriously concerned that that's a problem. | |
And instead of anyone being like, no, no, it's not, because here's an explanation, they just throw me off the wagon and drive away without me. | |
I'm like, what the? | |
Yeah, you know, someone just silently comes and yanks me up, you know, like the cane comes on the stage. | |
Just yank. | |
Like, well, they must have did that because he was wrong. | |
Shit, man. | |
That's scary. | |
This is a scary time. | |
This is a scary fucking timeline to be live. | |
Anyway, guys, thanks for being here. | |
I'm going to end this Rangecast 104. | |
I did record it. | |
I'll try and figure a way to upload it somewhere, but I'll let you know on the Telegram channel, t.me slash 60%. | |
I describe 60% of Canada. | |
That's what I'm saying, right? | |
That, like, there's a lot of them. | |
So it really doesn't matter what they say or what they do. | |
It's the people that are willing to suffer consequences and take risks and do things. | |
They're the ones that make a difference in the world, really. | |
The rest of the people are just kind of there experiencing it. | |
They're not really influencing it one way or another. | |
They're just following, you know, momentum or the tide. | |
They're like a fish, like that just swims with the tide. | |
You know, it's like, well, it's easier to go this way. | |
Oh, no, it's easier to go that way. | |
I'm just going to go wherever it's easier. | |
And so that's just how it is. | |
And it's always going to go that way. | |
So if the good guys somehow start to take over, they start to gain ground and push back to the point where people go, well, you know what? | |
It's easier to actually decide with them now than it is with you guys. | |
And then it's all over. | |
People will just simply take our side because it's easier than sticking with the bullshit. | |
That's how it has to go. | |
That's how it works. | |
So long as it's easier to just, I was just doing my job and it was easier, I'll just wear the mask. | |
As long as it's easier to do all the shit that they're doing than it is to do what we're doing, that's what's going to happen. | |
So the more people that spread this kind of shit and they do the activism and everything, the more people recruit, once we start, if they start gaining more and more numbers, it becomes easier. | |
Is it harder to stand with the one guy by himself or woman in a field facing off 100 fucking people? | |
And they're like, we're going to kill you. | |
Does it take more guts to take the side of the 100 person or the one person? | |
But what if that now it's not two people? | |
It's 20. It's 20 against 100. | |
What if it's 50? | |
What if it's 100 against 50? | |
Now, maybe your beliefs are, you had them, but now I feel more confident that I might actually win. | |
So now I think I'm going to get involved now. | |
100 versus 75, yeah, that's when it... | |
I'm going for it. | |
And you see what I mean? | |
It's going to start. | |
That's why they got to cancel it and divide everybody and keep them fighting. | |
And nobody get anything going. | |
Because once it starts to spread, it's over. | |
It's like, well, you guys are only little channels. | |
You're only little people. | |
Yeah, but only time is stopping you from being a big one. | |
So if they don't get you early and pull the roots out, you know, right out, you could be a problem. | |
So that's why they censor everybody. | |
I'm no different. | |
It is what it is. | |
Anyway, that's Jerry's final thoughts on that. | |
I suppose I'm just rambling crazy, incoherent ramblings of a madman, but that is what this is usually. | |
How'd you guys make out? | |
What did you think? | |
You know? | |
This was Sans, our old friend Boozy Booze. | |
You know? | |
Yeah, I don't know. | |
I had a good time. | |
I enjoyed it. | |
I hope you guys did as well. | |
The life of a contrarian. | |
I'm not so much as a contrarian. | |
I mean, if I was believed all this shit, I would have, but I just, you know, you figure out one thing and then you figure out another thing. | |
And then it leads you eventually to a certain worldview where it's just like, this is what I believe Based on what I've seen and what I've experienced and what I've read and learned, now I mean, I reserve that right. | |
I mean, who are you to tell me what, you know, this is what I believe is true? | |
You know, that's what, you know, you do you, man. | |
I'll do me. | |
Leave me alone. | |
That's what people are going to say. | |
And it's not just, I'm not alone in this. | |
A lot of people think this. | |
This is a pretty, like a substantial portion of society. | |
This isn't like one in a million people. | |
This isn't like the lizard people. | |
You know, this is a lot of I mean, if you put them all together, it would be millions and millions and millions and millions of people. | |
It would be a mass. | |
It would be a huge amount of people. | |
I don't know. | |
Anyway, thank you, guys. | |
I'm going to play this and get out of here. | |
I love this song. | |
The Offspring Dirt Bag Welder. | |
Thank you so much. | |
Mr. Rimjob, Esquire, Camus Keek. | |
CRJ Silver Stacker 11 Crisby. | |
Fouting. | |
1984 Esquire. | |
Phillips Disciple. | |
Lone Star Texas. | |
Full draw, scarves, Deanna. | |
Yeah! | |
Schmick Teeth. | |
Full Draw Scarp. | |
Iron Mike. | |
I didn't catch that last time. | |
I'm an idiot. | |
Iron Mike 696. | |
Lockstep 2020. | |
There was no one there you knew. | |
Well, I know. | |
Someday my song will fall in my heart. | |
Classic. | |
Classic, classic! | |
But it missed climber! | |
Ring dog! | |
I miss anybody! | |
Fire Pixie, maybe not! | |
Todd Solero! | |
I think I missed that one! | |
I'm sorry, giving the so-called boy, you're absolutely right. | |
Great white monster! | |
Karen Kahn's nerd. | |
It's more like someone else was keeping score. | |
And what could make you whole was simply out of reach. | |
Well, I know. | |
Someday I'll try again. | |
And I'll pretend to stop falling. | |
I don't know. | |
Someday I'll get it straight. | |
Not today. | |
Have you ever. | |
Why? | |
Happy SABY FUNDOM DS SQUER! | |
There's a lot of you, motherfuckers! | |
DJ Condo, Sergeant Bear, Liberty Opportunity, you guys are all awesome again! | |
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There's other people to follow up. | |
There's other shit going on. | |
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 8 p.m. | |
Eastern. | |
Only on entropy. | |
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I'm banned from YouTube. | |
All over But the Crying and you will get none here. | |
You will get none here! | |
Thanks a lot, guys. | |
And I'll see you next time. | |
ProPatrias except for Tyrannus. | |
And as far as your fucking new great reset's concerned, fuck you. | |
You're going to have to fucking make me. | |
Sorry. | |
I'm a dickhead like that. | |
I'll see you guys next time. | |
Cheers. | |
The truth walks away. | |
Everybody stays. | |
Cause the truth about the world is the crown of pain. | |
So when you walk away, who is gonna stay? | |
Cause I'd like to make the world pain. | |
When the truth walks away, everybody stays. | |
Cause the truth about the world is the crown to pay. | |
So when you walk away, who is gonna stay? | |
Cause I'd like to make the world be a better pain. | |
The truth walks away. | |
Everybody stays. | |
Cause the truth about the world is the time to pay. | |
So when you walk away, who is gonna stay? | |
Cause I'd like to think the world is a better place. | |
I'd like to leave the world as a better place. | |
I'd like to think the world I know, Phil. | |
I know. | |
Well, it's d getting difficult to keep an eye on you. | |
I need to be more sober, not less. | |
The shit you've gotten up to lately has been worse than ever. | |
Where were you all weekend anyway? | |
You said you wouldn't hang out with those guys anymore. | |
Things have changed. | |
Do I want to know at all? | |
Have we moved on from the... | |
You're moving on from the drugs to do what? | |
Stop! | |
No, not you can't say business venture. | |
You know what I meant. | |
I want specifics. | |
Is it illegal? | |
Is it gonna get us a drug? | |
Come back here. | |
Don't wink at me and walk away. | |
You're going to sell guns, aren't you? | |
You and your new friends are going to be selling guns. | |
That's great. | |
That's not a heat score at all. |