Aug. 31, 2025 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is the Political Cesspool.
The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program.
And here to guide you through the murky waters of the Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.
Well, the third and final hour this Saturday, August the 30th, September next week, already Labor Day on Monday.
For everybody who works, you'll enjoy that day, having a day off, presumably.
The year does go by, don't they all?
I mean, the seasons change.
Thankfully, we're a show for all seasons here at TPC.
And I want to thank our guests tonight so far.
Dr. Kevin McDonald in hour one, Christine Lynn in hour two, talking to Christine after she wrapped up tonight.
And, you know, she never misses a show.
And she was talking about the recent interview we did with Eric Orwal of the Return to the Land and how much she enjoyed that.
And it has been, you know, this show continues to maintain a reputation of excellence and professionalism as we continue to expand our network.
I mean, just since this summer, we have had debut interviews of Thomas Rousseau of Patriot Front and Eric Orwal of Return to the Land.
While we continue, of course, to feature our mainstay guests like Kevin and Roger Devlin.
It's interesting because as we were talking to Kevin about the forthcoming release next week of his new book, I went to theOccidentalObserver.net, as I do every day.
But while Kevin was on the air, I went there once more.
And there at the top right now, as we broadcast live at 8.07 p.m. Central Time, is the latest featured article, Women's Workplace Equality Under Threat.
Hooray!
By none other than F. Roger Devlin.
Now, isn't that a coincidence?
Because here he is now, the author of Sexual Utopia in Power himself, Dr. F. Roger Devlin, back with us now once again and never a moment too soon.
Roger, how are you doing tonight?
It's great to have you.
Hi, James.
Delighted to be back.
If you check the comment thread on that recent article of mine, you'll see I ruffled some ladies' feathers with it.
Not yet.
They're not happy at all with what I said, threatening their workplace equality.
But, well, you can read the article.
I'm looking.
I see Grace.
I see Amanda.
I see Anna.
And, well, you've done it again, haven't you?
Some very, very angry ladies there, I'm afraid.
But that happens occasionally.
I do have lady friends I know among PPC listeners.
They seem to get along with me just fine.
But I do make certain kinds of ladies pretty angry, I'm afraid.
Well, you know, don't we all from time to time?
I mean, truly.
Okay.
If you write about women a lot, you make a lot of them angry.
Yeah.
Well, if you write about them a lot is one thing.
If it is your primary focus, as has been certainly one of the things you're most well known for, well, you're in a category all to your own, my friend.
But nevertheless, I guess we'll take advantage of being on live AM Talk Radio and use it as our private telephone call.
I should say, I have to triage my responsibilities.
And there's so much to do, and there's never a free moment.
So I'll just say, I'm going to email to you.
I was talking with Kevin about this during one of the breaks earlier this hour, and then we'll get into the topic for your appearance tonight.
But I am going to send you a PDF copy of the third edition of Culture of Critique.
Kevin would like for you to review it as soon as you can.
I was originally planning to read it as soon as it came out.
It's on my to-do list for this month.
Well, I am going...
Maybe I should also mention quickly, in the upcoming edition of the Occidental Quarterly, the fall issue, I have a very long review of another important Antelope Hill title, Greatness and Ruin by Ricardo Duchesne.
I've done a couple of shorter reviews for American Renaissance.
I've folded those into a 13,000, over 13,000 word review for the Occidental Quarterly, and that'll be coming up in the next issue.
Fall issue.
Kevin's going to get it fitted in there.
Well, let me just tell you, folks, because if you don't know how this works behind the scenes, it's incestuous in the best possible way.
I mean, inso much as we all work together and on the air, off the air, behind the scenes at conferences and via the email.
So I handle the distribution of the Occidental Quarterly.
I work with Kevin on every issue.
So I have actually read a Rogers review of this already.
And it's interesting because as I work with Antelope Hill Publishing, as well as one of the sponsors of this program, we had Ricardo Duchesne on Dr. Duchesne a couple of months ago to talk about that book, Greatness and Ruin, which is, it may be his best work ever and a capstone so far to a stellar career in his own right, certainly.
And we talked to him about that book a couple of months ago.
I worked with Kevin on TOQ behind the scenes.
And well, we're all working together in many ways that people never know about if you just listen to the radio show.
But we're always all in touch with one another.
So anyway, in that spirit, I will tell you, Roger, as soon as I can, maybe on Monday, I will get a PDF copy of Kevin's book to you.
And we want a review for The Occidental Observer, which will go into the Occidental Quarterly as well, as soon as you can get it, because I think this book is going to make a big splash.
And if you don't mind me sharing with the audience, and well, I guess we'll spend the rest of the segment on this, and then we'll pivot in the next segment to the reason for your appearance tonight.
And any reason is a good reason for Roger to appear.
So we just look for reasons for Roger to appear when we find when we bring him on.
But you, if I'm not mistaken, you were tuned in during the first hour.
So you were listening to Kevin speak about this release.
What do you think?
Because you're a friend of Kevin.
I'm a friend of Kevin.
It's enormous.
It's 700 pages.
I just saw.
I looked up the Amazon page.
It's even bigger than Ricardo Duchesne's book.
So I got my work cut out for me.
I have read the second edition multiple times.
I hope it's made more or less clear where the new material is.
I want to focus especially on that, although I won't mind reading through all the great material that's carried over from the second edition.
Yeah, we're definitely going to lose a few dollars on postage when we send out these autographed copies to folks because it is thicker than the Bible.
But, you know, like the good book, there's not a wasted word.
But seriously, no, this is it.
I mean, I think, again, just to Be a bit repetitive.
If this is the issue that matters to you, and it should, because you can't understand anything about why America does what it does without understanding, at least on some sort of a level, Jewish power and influence.
And I think Kevin is just the guy that's nailed it.
He's just pinpointed it.
And Culture of Critique is the book that has been his vehicle for sharing his scholarly results and findings with the world.
And so this is a third edition.
It is enhanced.
It has been, well, again, I mean, I won't rehash all of that.
We covered it in the first hour.
What's new in this book?
And it's from top to finish, from page one to the very end, there is new material throughout.
So anyway, I'm excited about it.
You're excited about it.
We all work together.
And so this is something I think, you know, again, as I said with Kevin Deanna, if Pat Buchanan receives if, it's a big if.
But if he receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom, I will feel as though we all share in that.
And with Kevin, I mean, him putting out this book, I feel as though we all share in that.
I mean, we're all part of this community and we all support and advance and promote one another.
And so anyway, and you've been such a great reviewer of so many books for so many different of our leading web zines, whether it be Counter Currents or Amrin or TOO or in print, T-O-Q.
So this is something we're criticized for doing too many reviews and not enough original material.
I have been doing more original material this year than I have for quite a while.
But for great books like Greatness and Ruin and a new edition of the Culture of Critique, I'm happy to go back to review work.
These works deserve all the attention and publicity they can get.
Well, maybe after the remainder of our discussion tonight, there will be a new book in the works indeed, because I am telling you, Roger, there is something afoot.
There is something in play right now that I haven't seen anybody speak about.
Now, I could have missed it.
It's possible.
I mean, I'm pretty well tuned in and plugged in.
It's possible I could have, somebody has written about it or spoken about it, and it has been unbeknownst to me.
But there is this, these coming applications in artificial intelligence that could really have an impact on male-female relations, which is something that you have spent so much of your time and effort and intelligence into articulating.
And birth rates, there is something going on.
We'll break it down for the audience.
It is provocative.
It is in some ways explicit, but I think we need to be explicit to paint that verbal picture.
And so we will be.
And Roger Devlin will be here as we do to share his thoughts and insights and opinions.
Stay tuned.
This is the topic with Roger Devlin tonight: how AI technology and applications may impact male-female relations and white birth rates.
Stay tuned.
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Okay, so welcome back.
Roger Devlin here with us now.
If I want to mention this again, very quickly on the heels of our discussion in the first segment of this hour about Kevin McDonald's new book going to be available for purchase on September 5th at antelopehillpublishing.com.
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Okay, Roger.
So here's the thing.
You have talked so much about male-female relations.
And the age of radical feminism and no-fault divorce, there is no longer, how do we put it, a lid for every pot, if I may.
I'm not saying, you know, there's not a lot of fault in men in that as well, but nevertheless, male and female courting and dating and sexual relations has certainly changed a lot since the 1950s.
We would agree on that.
And it has been a negative impact on white families and white birth rates.
Yes?
That's correct.
Yes.
Yes.
Okay.
So with that having been established, and that's a pretty, you know, elementary observation and certainly nothing novel.
We've been talking about that for decades.
Roger's been writing about it for a long, long time.
Most people who can see can see that.
But here's where we are now.
And that is with the advent and advancement of AI and its applications.
So you think of AI, you think of ChatGPT, you think of Grok, which is the Twitter AI.
You know, you ask it questions, you get answers.
It does all of these things in real time.
You know, it's interesting.
There's other applications to AI.
But one thing that nobody's really talking about is how AI will impact relationships.
And so Elon Musk has already developed, and it's already available to any Twitter or ex-user, this hyper-realistic AI chat box, which appears as a 22-year-old scantily clad female named Ani or Anna.
I'm not sure of the pronunciation.
But you can toggle the settings to 18 plus, and it presents as someone that has memories of previous conversations and advanced conversational skills.
Skills that are advanced people.
Is this a screen, an image on a screen that we're talking about?
It's not a robot yet, is it?
It's not a robot yet.
However, it's not a robot yet, but this is what we'll get into.
It's not a robot yet.
But what it is, is best as I can see through things on YouTube and written accounts.
And I actually sent this to you.
There were a lot of news accounts about this, and I'll read from them.
But it has advanced conversational skills.
It stores memories.
It has a seductive female voice.
It's cartoonish, but it presents as this very attractive young lady.
But she's always on your side, and she's always ready to do anything you want to do.
And so in terms of what?
I mean, it adores you.
It's a good account and run off with children, I understand.
Here we go.
This is what we're talking about.
And so as far as your brain is wired, when you're talking about biological levels of attraction, you know, oxytocin and your dopamine fix.
Oxytocin and your dopamine fix.
You can manipulate that.
Your brain will be manipulated to believe that you are engaged in some sort of a relationship that is a fine substitute for going out and pursuing the real thing for a lot of these forlorn men who have been regulated to the sidelines.
I would like to see more people write about this because this is going to be further adapted.
But let's start with just where it is right now.
I think this is going to further depress, in the future, further depress white birth rates at a level that it's going to be shocking.
Eventually, the women will just have it blown up, I think, or something, because they won't be able to compete with the loyalty of a robot or an AI image.
You can count on the feminists coming up with demands to outlaw the new technology because it perpetuates sexism and probably the AI girls are being oppressed by the men who talk to them.
It's interesting to think how this might develop.
I find it hard to imagine coming to believe in the reality of one of these robots.
I have to say, I have not been real impressed by the AI that I've seen on the internet.
It's all programmed to sound like most of the AI programs are programmed to sound like the New York Times editorial page anyway.
Because other if you don't, if you don't actually, you know, like fix it and install the biases, the AI will notice patterns and it'll start sounding like American Renaissance or Kevin McDonald.
So that's already an issue.
And probably, you know, probably it'll be possible to like, you know, mandate that AI girlfriends be programmed with the complete works of Andrea Workin and start sounding like feminists and give us lectures on smashing the patriarchy.
That's probably another thing we have to look forward to.
Well, I, you know, I don't, maybe.
I mean, certainly that's the way that woke programmers would intend it to be.
However, a lot of, as you just mentioned, Roger, if you engage with ChatGPT or Grok or what we're talking about now, the Grok companions, which present as either male or female, depending on your preference, and you can switch to 18 plus or not safe for work modes to where they'll engage explicitly with you.
They, by all accounts, will sort of bend to your will.
They understand what you're pushing for and will play along with that if you force the issue.
And so I was reading, and I sent this to you and to Sam Dixon and Mark Weber and Greg Johnson and Virginia Aberdathy and a few others this week.
What were we talking about?
Well, the original topic was that the Chinese are designing artificial wombs.
Yes, that was the original topic.
Was the Chinese are apparently developing robots that can have human babies.
And we were talking about that.
And I said, you know, that's an interesting thing, although it may be still a little bit sci-fi, not already ready for, you know, something that's real.
However, what is real is...
I agree with one of the contributors to that email discussion list that that's probably a long way off.
And that the way a human womb interacts with the growing fetus inside it is extremely complicated and not fully understood.
And it may never be replicated, certainly not for a long time yet.
So it's a lot farther off than the Grok girlfriend.
Yes, I believe it was Jared and Virginia Aberdathy who dampened the idea.
Now, you know, it would be interesting.
I mean, you know, this whole idea that this fantasy that one day robots can birth genetically enhanced Aryan boys and girls under the stewardship of a pro-white type state.
You know, that's fun to think about.
And I'm not necessarily opposed to that on any moral and any issues pertaining to morality.
But a more and more realistic concern we should consider is this that we're talking about right now.
But that was actually the conversational topic that spawned what we're talking about right now is that these AI, frankly, sex spots, and it can mimic in the brain.
I don't think any young man would believe he's really in a relationship with this thing, but it gives him the same sort of chemical reaction that being in an authentic relationship would give him, therefore, disincentivizing him from going out and finding a mate and reproducing, which is what we want.
We want our species to replicate itself.
We want whites to continue to produce so we can continue to survive.
A species that doesn't reproduce doesn't survive.
And so with that in mind, how is this going to play?
And so already, I think, and immediately, it's going to have an adverse effect.
And if and when this technology gets ported into an actual robot that looks and feels like a human young woman, then you're really going to have a lot of problems.
So, I mean, can you, it seems sci-fi for now, but I'm telling you, ladies and gentlemen, I am telling you now in five years, five years, this will be real.
You'll be hearing a lot more about it anyway.
Yeah.
Remember, you heard it here first.
You were very, very quick.
It's a scoop.
It's a scoop for the political cesspool.
In five, ten years, everybody will be talking about this.
Do you believe?
I mean, well, we're scooping everything tonight.
Kevin's new book and then maybe this.
I don't think we're scooping this.
I mean, it has been widely reported, but I haven't seen anybody else on the pro-white side of things talking about it.
Well, talk about it.
We will with Roger, and we're just getting started.
We have him for the remainder of the hour.
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If it's a good event, you'll probably run into him there.
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Long, beautiful hair.
Shining, gleaming, streaming, flaxing, waxing.
I want you to down the bear.
Shoulder length, along the hair.
Dear babies, bear mama.
Well, unlike the Cal Sills, as long as I have known Roger and as long as he has known me, neither of us have had a strand of hair.
But when you look as good as we do and when your head is so perfectly formed, you just don't want to cover it up with anything.
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Now, were you a fan of the Cal Sills, or who were your go-to pop rock band of the 60s?
I share your taste for lowbrow pop boomer pop music.
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I listen to Brian Wilson and I grew up with the Beatles and the Rolling Stones and all that.
Well, I didn't grow up with them because I wasn't born until 80, but I'll tell you.
Right, right, right.
It is my favorite.
I was before my time, too.
See, when I was in high school, that was already the age of the Bee Gees and Fleetwood Mac and Disco.
But I always liked the older stuff.
I'm still listening to stuff from the 60s and 70s.
I remember you and I lamenting Brian Wilson's passing earlier this summer and listening to Sloop John B and a couple of the you got a go-to song.
What's your one song you put on the radio right now or the CD play or what however you listen to music right on the Z, I don't know.
Well, I'll tell you, I'll tell you this.
I'll tell you this.
When I work out, I usually listen to credence.
I guess some of my bands are a little bit later than yours.
No, no, credence is good.
No, credence is very good.
I heard you say 65 was your cutoff date last time.
But I listened well into the 70s.
I've actually been doing a lot of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor recently from the 70s.
Well, I'll tell you, you know, don't sleep on Three Dog Night.
I love, no, no, you know, you have, look, I mean, if I had to go 55 to 65, you know, the doo-wop era early into the British invasion, I'm a big Hermits Hermits guy, you know.
But no, there's some good stuff into the 70s as well.
So interesting.
Yeah, you know, Credence got a lot of good stuff.
I got their greatest hits.
Who does?
Anyway, all right.
Well, that's fun.
But we always like to work a little bit of music stuff in here, too, just to prove we're relatable.
But no, that is the feel-good music stuff.
I mean, that was a better day.
All right, but let's get back to this, Roger, what we're talking about.
So this is one headline.
Elon Musk, and this is Elon Musk, okay, the world's most powerful, well, I mean, one of the world's most powerful men, certainly the world's most richest man, unveils Grok's lingerie-clad companion that flirts and remembers your name.
As in this article, a user comments, quote, I woke up to the extinction of the human species looking me in the eyes, end quote.
And again, Roger, I have to belabor the point that I think people are a little bit asleep on where this will actually go.
It's sort of funny right now.
It's like, you know, not really serious, but maybe.
But I was actually talking about this even in advance of that email thread about the Chinese designing this robot that can have human babies, you know, maybe.
Two weeks ago, two weeks ago, two weeks before this email chain, I was with some childhood friends and we were talking about all this stuff that this ex or Twitter AI can do.
And I was saying, you know, unless these robots can become pregnant, we're going to be heading for some really dark times.
And I added you to that discussion thread because you've written so extensively about the assault on patriarchal families and the fracture of male-female relations during this age of radical feminism since the music that we love so much was popular.
But here's the thing.
So this is the topic for discussion.
Imagine, Roger, if you will, millions of socially awkward and sex-starved males having the option to go with a beautiful robot.
And Elon Musk was asked this on Twitter.
He said, how long until the consciousness of this AI can be ported into a synthetic that looks and feels like the real thing?
He said, it is inevitable.
It is inevitable.
That's what Elon Musk said last week.
So imagine men who have been denied female relations having the option to go with a beautiful robot who can carry on conversation better than human women while satisfying any desire you may have with no reservations whatsoever.
Best yet, you can just power her down and put her back in the closet when you're ready to go back to gaming or whatever it is that you do.
You know, it sounds funny.
It sounds like we're making a joke out of it.
And maybe to an extent we are, except for the fact that it is serious and it is coming.
It is coming.
I'm telling you folks right now, this is the future.
The women will be shooting if it happens.
They will be shooting.
They will become violent, I have no doubt.
You know, James, yes, in a way, this is all very new and space-age-y and futuristic, and in some ways, it's not.
There's a form of artificial woman that's been around for a very long time, and it's known as pornography.
It's an issue I have not written a great deal about, but it is, you know, it's images.
It's a substitute for a real woman, and I guess eventually, you know, the AI conversational skills will somehow be blended with old-fashioned pornography.
That's what's going to happen.
But, you know, I wrote an essay.
I'm very far from being an expert on the subject of pornography, but I grew up, I came of age in the 70s.
And in those days, pornography, if you wanted to see it, you had to go to a theater if you wanted to see hardcore.
And for most people, porn meant like girly magazines.
And I was familiar with that.
I was not, you know, I'm not going to come here on the radio and try to get people to believe that I've never seen a picture of a naked woman.
Of course, I looked at those girly magazines as every other kid of my generation did when I was a teenager.
And people were wringing their hands over it already.
They were thought, what is society coming to?
What's going to happen with this terrible, terrible spread of pornography?
That was in the 70s.
I remember it.
And, of course, it has gotten worse.
It has metastasized.
It's gotten, but no matter how great the ocean of pornography becomes, it hasn't actually destroyed civilization because men and women are still the same as they've always been.
No matter how much pornography there is, there are still going to be real men and women with lonely hearts that want to find each other.
So I've come to take, I guess, a sort of a mellower perspective on this.
And I think, you know, some people, like your family, you and your wife managed to have three beautiful children despite the world being awash in pornography.
And there will probably be at least some people who will succeed when we have ultra-realistic robots programmed with artificial intelligence, too.
Yes, it's going to change things, but it's not going to change the nature of human beings.
So I don't know how it's going to play out.
I have a pretty strong, pretty strong faith in the basically unchanging character of human nature.
So I don't think it's necessarily going to be the end of the world, but it is going to be interesting to watch how it develops.
However, however, when you're looking at the death of the West, our friend Pat Buchanan, my hero, the man who my entire adult life has been changed because of the death of the West, you know, there is not one white nation, as we know, that has replacement-level fertility.
Not one white nation has a replacement level, has fertility that is 2.1 or better.
It's all less than 2.0.
So that is, you're already dead.
Okay, you know, long-term, you're already dead.
And so while this won't completely replace authentic relationships, if you're already below replacement level fertility, forecasting onward, this will further depress it.
There's just no doubt about it because how many people will this take out of the game that would otherwise engage in it who are just going to say, you know, forget all the hassles?
It's going to be some.
It's going to be some, if not a lot.
Let me tell you, let me tell the listener something I think I already told you in an email.
Some years ago, I came across an article by old Tom Fleming, who used to edit chronicles, and he was ridiculing men who look at pornography instead of asking a real woman out, as if that was the most absurd thing in the world.
And I started to think about this, and obviously there's something to it.
Any man would prefer to have a nice, sweet, loving wife who would make a home for him and be a good mother to his children.
No man is going to prefer pornographic images to that.
But suppose that that's not on offer, and there, frankly, are not a whole lot of very traditional girls like this anymore.
Hold on, hold on.
I don't mean to interrupt you.
I know you're in midstream.
We will come back to this.
We've got one more segment with Roger Devin.
We're going to let him finish this thought.
We're going to get into a couple of more things on this topic.
Stay tuned.
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Locked the front door over.
Got two set-pounding graves on board.
Imagination sensing.
Early soon I'm singing.
Look at all the happy creatures dancing on the door.
God is so controlled.
Listening to my bowlins.
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Thank you so much.
Sounds great.
Well, you're welcome.
And the future, unfortunately, I fear, may be even more fantastic than what Fogarty was imagining in those lyrics.
So again, we're talking.
I thought that was about a drug trip.
It was inspired by a Dr. Seuss book.
You know that?
Well, I mean, some sense books were pretty wild.
Yes, yes.
A child's imagination is sometimes better than an acid trip.
Seuss, unfortunately, was very much not one of us and a very horrible person.
But I mean, we all love the cat and the hat.
So, you know, what can we do?
But the real guy, Theodore Giesel, was no good.
But so I did not know that, though.
I just figured, you know, while I watched The Big Lebowski, where Jeff Bridges is beating the roof of his car as he listens to that song, I just figured it was a drug-induced sort of fantasy.
But, well, what's coming may be even more fantastic than that.
And so that's what we're talking about here.
And that is, you know, this thing with AI and where it can go.
I think already you can mimic or at least manufacture some of the brain chemical releases when engaging with this technology.
If it can be ported into something that feels and looks real, then what happens to a race whose birth rates are already so low?
I think that the demand of such a product is going to be so high and the profitability for a company that can corner the market will be so astronomical.
As I wrote to you in this email, Roger, the near limitless resources will be invested in advancing such a technology.
And I think, again, in the next five to ten years at most, this technology will only continue to advance.
And you're going to have a lot of guys who have already checked out on engaging in relationships.
Oh, sure.
You know, these conversational skills these bots possess are already hyper-realistic.
And this is like Nintendo Super Mario Brothers in 1986.
You know, this is the worst it's ever going to be.
It's only going to advance from here.
And, you know, so what happens when that technology is ported to a synthetically skinned robot that appears to be 22 years old, will never age, never gain weight, never nag, and always remain loyal.
Yeah, I mean, you know, and we shy away from this.
And like you said, you know, with pornography, we shy away from these conversations because it's not polite.
It's a little unnerving.
But I think it would be interesting for some of our writers like you to address this matter.
What effect will it have on a race that is already below replacement level fertility in every white nation in the world?
Is there any way that AI can be used to benefit reproduction, which we're talking about, these artificial wounds?
Artificial wounds.
It's interesting.
Pros and cons abound.
Right, right, right.
Well, let me pick up where I left off before the commercial.
No, please.
You know, like Fleming was talking about how crazy it is to prefer pornography, a poor substitute for a woman, to a real woman.
And as I was saying, that's certainly true if you got a choice between porn and a good woman.
But what if you don't have a good woman available?
What if you only have a promiscuous woman who's already been to bed with a dozen other guys and will probably divorce you if you marry her?
Or who's, you know, and a lot of guys, you know, a lot of guys find themselves being ignored by women until they're like in their mid-30s.
And then women their own age start coming on to them.
And the guys say, no, thank you.
These are the women that have been ignoring them for 15 years, and they're just not interested anymore, and they've made other plans.
So, that's the kind of thing people are dealing with, and that is why some guys naturally will take refuge in pornography, which, as I say, is not better than a good woman, but is less bad than a bad woman by the same token.
And I actually wrote a little satirical passage in an article of mine, which is in the current issue of the Occidental Quarterly, the summer issue, on this subject.
And I tried to list all the advantages that porn has over a lot of real women in America today.
And I came up with quite a list.
Pornography cannot divorce you.
Pornography cannot take the children from you.
Pornography doesn't nag, just as you were saying about this new AI.
Pornography doesn't complain that men are no good in the way so many women do now.
Pornography is cheaper than maintaining a family.
And then, best of all, last and best, you don't actually have to look at pornography.
When you're dealing with porn, you don't need to look at it.
You could just shove it in a drawer and ignore it, which you can't if you've got some nasty woman after you who's constantly angry at you and criticizing you.
So, you know, that's a pretty big advantage, too.
It's not like I'm telling people to look at pornography.
If you have to choose, better to have porn that you don't even look at than to have to deal with, you know, a bad wife or a bad girlfriend.
So, that's my answer to Tom Fleming.
Pornography, a good woman is better than porn, but porn is better or less bad than a lot of the women you'll meet in America today who are really, you know, kind of hostile to men.
And all of this applies to everything we've been talking about, to the AI, to the future robots.
It's just, you know, porn is the old form of an artificial woman.
And now we're getting better and more sophisticated artificial women.
And the difference will only, you know, continue to increase.
And I say again, you know, I'm a child of the 80s.
I was born in 1980.
I remember, you know, the first Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Mario Brothers coming out, and, you know, what those graphics looked like and how they advanced over 10 years now, 20 years with gaming.
I mean, you know, now, I mean, games look like you're actually there.
And then it is going to evolve in this way as well because there will be a market for it.
And, well, we have an email here from a good friend of mine.
And he writes, I caught a very, very low-budget sci-fi film called The Creation of the Humanoids in 1961.
It was Andy Warhol's favorite movie.
It's very prophetic about robots, AI, and transhumanism.
This was back in 1961.
It was condemned, he writes, by churches at the time because it depicted women forming relationships with human-like robots.
Low budget, but still chilling.
You know, and I just think, again, Roger, this is something that none of our leading minds in the pro-white movement have really addressed yet.
We're addressing it.
Now, that's a very interesting point you bring up there about the women and the robots.
Won't they be able to make male robots for women?
I told you in an email, one of my guilty pleasures when I was young was watching reruns of Get Smart.
And there was actually a recurring show named who was a robot.
And One of the running gags with Jaime.
He was played by a human actor, a rather handsome guy.
And the women would constantly fall in love with him.
So, you know, yeah, it's getting smart.
It's not just something that we need to be thinking about men and sex dolls.
I guess presumably there will be, you know, something equivalent for women, just as like, you know, pornography has its counterpart in the bodice ripper, the, you know, the so-called romance fiction.
There'll be some kind of AI for women, too.
Well, we'll see.
But, I mean, I think ultimately the question is not where this is going because the future is now, it's here.
And in five years from now, everybody will realize what we're talking about all too well.
But I think the biggest question is: what does this do for white birth rates where we're already on a path for extinction?
And I don't think it helps us in any way.
Probably not.
I predict that the male robots designed for women will quickly be accepted and that female robots for men will be denounced as deeply immoral and wicked.
But you're right that both of them will not do any good for our people.
And it's not that it's going to totally replace traditional sexual relations and couplings and marriage and courting and dating and all of that.
It won't, but it's not going to help either.
And it's only going to further depress white birth rates.
I see that.
I would love to see some scholarly research done on this and some official writings and articles on this.
We're talking about it right now.
You're going to hear more people talking about it.
You're going to see it in a few years.
As soon as they can make it available, I just think the demand for forlorn men would be so high for this that they are not going to, well, women too.
Maybe.
I mean, women can always find somebody.
I mean, women choose.
Exactly, exactly.
But they don't think anybody's good enough for them.
They got to have a movie star.
So they'll probably find the robots better than all of us mortal men anyway.
Well, if that happens, I mean, I'm only focusing on the other side, the side that seems to be advancing.
If the other side happens, we may as well just pack it in because I don't know who's going to be reproducing.
Unless these robots can reproduce, and maybe that leads us back to the China question.
Well, anyway, we'll see where it goes.
But as Roger said, you heard about it here first.
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