June 2, 2025 - Freedomain Radio - Stefan Molyneux
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| All right. | |
| Let's go see your questions and comments. | |
| And it's beautiful, man. | |
| I'll just tell you this as I get that. | |
| It's beautiful. | |
| To not give a shit is... | |
| That's your circle of care. | |
| Everybody else can go pound sand. | |
| Go fill your boots, as an ex-army friend of mine used to say. | |
| Go fill your boots! | |
| Go fill your boots! | |
| Or somebody says, I give more energy to people than they deserve. | |
| But it's work-related. | |
| At least I got the respect of the people. | |
| One told me I'm the most underrated person there. | |
| No, that's not respect. | |
| At all. | |
| It's calling you an exploited loser, frankly. | |
| Yeah, man, you deserve so much more. | |
| Now give me more. | |
| Come on, man. | |
| Demand your value. | |
| Sigh. | |
| Bye. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Google goes crap now. | |
| I can't, honestly, I cannot remember the last time I did a Google search. | |
| I can't, I can't imagine, I can't imagine going to Google for anything other than propaganda. | |
| Anyone who would have held job fairs for the displaced was celebrating you being deplatformed. | |
| Yeah, beautiful. | |
| Beautiful. | |
| Beautiful. | |
| Don't care about me. | |
| Fantastic. | |
| Don't care about me. | |
| I love it. | |
| I love it. | |
| I eat it up. | |
| I eat it up like a Greenwald sausage for breakfast. | |
| Beautiful. | |
| I don't care. | |
| Because I don't have to care now. | |
| I am liberated. | |
| Like, I'm the kind of person, because I have a fair amount of skills and brainpower, I feel a lot of responsibility towards humanity. | |
| I really do. | |
| Like, I could take all that stuff on. | |
| It breaks. | |
| The chains, it, you know, I feel a little bit like Gulliver, you know, Gulliver's travels, he goes to, what's it, Lilliputia, and then there's all these tiny people, that actually became a word, Lilliputian, right? | |
| And there's all these tiny people, and they'd bind them down on the beach and stuff like that, and I've got all these obligations, I've got to take care of people, I've got a responsibility of brain and philosophy and communications, and I've got to do good for the world, and it's like, oh, it was kind of exciting torture, was the way that I would phrase all of that. | |
| And I felt that obligation so keenly, I can't even tell you. | |
| It was brutal. | |
| It was brutal. | |
| I mean, take a silly example, right? | |
| Imagine you had the power to cure infections by touching them. | |
| I mean, how would you rest? | |
| How would you get to bed? | |
| You'd realize every time you fell asleep, there'd be like 10,000 people dying of infections that you could have helped. | |
| It's horrible to have this level of ability and obligation. | |
| And the two for me, noblesse oblige, whatever you want to call it, I did not earn my brain power. | |
| I did not earn my linguistic abilities. | |
| I've developed and honed them or whatever, right? | |
| But, you know, people take singing lessons because they're already good singers, right? | |
| So I felt this just crushing weight of obligation to make the world a better place, especially when I saw that I was able to talk about things that other people weren't willing to touch. | |
| And rightly so, I guess, if you want a big sustainable career or whatever. | |
| But I just, I felt just a massive weight of obligation. | |
| Like the whole world was my child and I have to get up if the child's crying and take care of it. | |
| I really did, honestly. | |
| And the deplatforming was not a massive shock, right? | |
| I mean, I've said a million times, who got me deplatformed? | |
| Me. | |
| I got media platformed. | |
| But the... | |
| And it's a beautiful thing. | |
| It is a way to wake up from delusion. | |
| Where there is no reciprocity, there is no obligation. | |
| Fuck that. | |
| There is no obligation. | |
| And it is incredibly liberating. | |
| And I truly, truly invite you into this absolute freedom that if people don't care about you, do not care about them. | |
| Do not care about them. | |
| I mean, imagine if England had not had the white man's burden. | |
| Imagine if England had not said, well, we've got to go and civilize the whole world and turn the whole world into England, right? | |
| Because it wasn't like the Indians really cared about the Raj. | |
| They hated it. | |
| They still hate it. | |
| In Africa, they weren't thanking everyone. | |
| I mean, imagine if you just had lack of reciprocity. | |
| I mean, anyway, it's amazing. |
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