June 2, 2025 - Freedomain Radio - Stefan Molyneux
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| Honest question. | |
| I'm with you on don't care. | |
| Totally get it and believe it. | |
| However, do you believe in giving to charity, giving tithes, paying it forward to people who have no idea that you exist for them to care about you? | |
| I'm curious on your approach to the idea of giving unto others. | |
| That's a great question. | |
| I do give some money to charity, for sure. | |
| Yeah, I do give some money to charity. | |
| I do spend time helping people as a whole and so on. | |
| So I think, but that's because it gives me pleasure and I feel good about it. | |
| Honestly. | |
| But it's not a sense, it's not obligation. | |
| It's not obligation. | |
| NPCs without a purpose, says someone, are weaponized. | |
| I don't care for them, but I do care what happens with them. | |
| Look at how replaced people have been weaponized in de-industrialized cities. | |
| No, but that's just because of the welfare state, right? | |
| Aztecs ripping out hearts. | |
| Sounds like you're reading current news in Mexico. | |
| Well, you know, Mexico is just reverting to its original state. | |
| Yeah. | |
| People survived socialism. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, where is the sympathy for the Russians, of whom 70 million were slaughtered? | |
| Under communism. | |
| Where's the sympathy for them? | |
| Where's the sympathy for the millions of Germans who were brutalized, raped, and destroyed after the Second World War? | |
| Of course, a lot of them didn't have anything to do with the war and so on, right? | |
| So... | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| And how many, you know, how many, and this is a boomer thing too, but not just a boomer thing. | |
| How many people, how many people, Care about the young and the national debt. | |
| How many people say, yeah, we really have to cut this, we really have to cut the spending, we have to reform the unfunded liabilities, because holy shit, are we ever, you know, every kid born in America is born into a million dollars or more of debt and unfunded liabilities. | |
| It's absolute slavery. | |
| Most people make about a million dollars over the course of their life. | |
| It's absolute fucking. | |
| Banks are slavery. | |
| We've got to do something about it. | |
| They don't care. | |
| They don't care. | |
| Do you care about the unborn? | |
| What about the million babies in the womb killed in America every year? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| I mean, sorry, I shouldn't say nobody cares, but in general, the media, main people, they don't care. | |
| Just people who come along and try and provoke the sympathy from you, they're just flexing their fingers to squid finger out and spider finger your wallet. | |
| That's all. | |
| That's all. | |
| All those manual operators of telephone lines. | |
| Telephone lines. | |
| Lost their jobs when digital switching came along. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| I have to see all these white people, these women, often they were doing all of these chords into... | |
| Wish we could still travel by horse on a day-to-day. | |
| I'd ditch my car. | |
| While a horse almost rendered me infertile in Africa. | |
| That was rough, man. | |
| Okay, since you insist, I'll tell the story. | |
| So I was visiting a friend of my father's who was a missionary, and this is when I went hunting. | |
| And what happened was I also took a horse and went out into the bush and toured around the property. | |
| It was a big property. | |
| Turned around all the property. | |
| Now, this horse had recently had a foal. | |
| It was a female horse. | |
| She'd recently had a foal. | |
| So getting her to leave, and I was foolishly in. | |
| I'm a boxer kind of guy. | |
| So I was in boxers and track pants, right? | |
| So balls were hanging and clanging, right? | |
| And so I couldn't get the horse. | |
| I had to keep urging the horse and try to get the horse away. | |
| And, oh, yeah, well, she's got a foal. | |
| She doesn't want to leave, right? | |
| So we ended up getting quite far away. | |
| It takes a couple of hours. | |
| And then we turn and head for home and she just And I'm not an expert horse person at all. | |
| And I'm just hanging along and it was like I'm just getting natted and natted and natted on that horse leather. | |
| Oh man, that was an ugly afternoon. | |
| Not as bad as the one time I went on a camel though. | |
| That also was like taste my own testicles in my forehead. | |
| Ouch. |
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