INSOMNIA STREAM： GUILT COMPLEX EDITION 1.mp3

00:07:05 OK, hopefully the audio works because I had to re plug.
00:01:34 In the microphone.
00:01:36 Looks like it's working, so that's good.
00:01:39 All right.
00:01:40 Well, there was a mini tornado here at the pillbox.
00:01:46 I didn't get to see it.
00:01:47 That's what I.
00:01:47 Was told.
00:01:49 What happened was.
00:01:52 Well, I was about where I am right now.
00:01:55 And all of a sudden I heard the air conditioner going faster than it should go.
00:02:01 Like it's like the fan that blows in.
00:02:03 It would just.
00:02:04 Start really blowing in.
00:02:06 I was like, what the hell?
00:02:06 Is going on and I heard things like smacking into the walls and then smacking into the ceiling.
00:02:11 And I was like, oh, holy ****.
00:02:13 And then I heard what sounded like structurally unsound type of movements going on, lots of creaking and all kinds of fun stuff.
00:02:28 Few moments later.
00:02:30 There is no more ham radio antenna.
00:02:36 Ah, the the wall to my workshop got ripped off.
00:02:42 I still haven't found it.
00:02:44 Yet I don't know where it went it.
00:02:46 It's not on the the building though.
00:02:49 So it's that's gone.
00:02:52 The the roof to what was eventually going to, I guess it still will be either a chicken coop or a rabbit hutch or I don't know, something got peeled back like a ******* sardine can.
00:03:07 And uh.
00:03:10 Yeah, about almost everyone of my cactus.
00:03:12 Is every all the.
00:03:14 Well, I'll tell you what, every cactus over 2 feet tall.
00:03:17 Basically got ripped in half, pushed over or both.
00:03:24 A couple trees got knocked down.
00:03:28 But the good news is it rained.
00:03:31 Yeah, I was waiting for that.
00:03:32 Rain finally got some rain so.
00:03:36 I can show you a couple of.
00:03:38 Pictures, I guess.
00:03:39 Let's see here.
00:03:43 OK, here's the this is on my.
00:03:46 Twitter but this is.
00:03:50 So this is what happened to the.
00:03:51 Whoops, there we go.
00:03:52 Let's shrink this guy down a little bit, huh?
00:03:56 That's the roof of the rabbit hutch slash.
00:04:01 Chicken coop thing?
00:04:04 So that was neat.
00:04:08 And let's see here.
00:04:12 Oh, and here's here's my roof the roof large chunks of my roof.
00:04:18 Have been.
00:04:21 Are strewn all over the place.
00:04:23 I'll have to take care of that in the morning.
00:04:26 It it stopped raining, so it's not crucial right now.
00:04:31 And there's no, it's.
00:04:32 Not like I can't see through it yet.
00:04:34 Yeah, it's not awesome.
00:04:37 And now let's see here.
00:04:40 Save this picture so I.
00:04:41 Can pop it up here.
00:04:46 Here's the.
00:04:51 Here's the old workshop.
00:04:55 Yep, have no idea where that wall went, but it's.
00:04:59 It's no longer on there that the shed to the right of that.
00:05:03 Is missing a wall also.
00:05:06 But I know.
00:05:07 Where that wall?
00:05:07 Is it's it didn't.
00:05:10 It didn't go very far, so that's good.
00:05:13 And most of the cactuses, unfortunately.
00:05:18 Look like like this.
00:05:24 So large chunks ripped off or smashed to the ground.
00:05:28 Even the weird thing is even like.
00:05:30 The the torch.
00:05:32 Right.
00:05:32 Where they don't have a lot of wind resistance.
00:05:34 Because they're just.
00:05:36 They're just like sting.
00:05:37 I wish I'd gotten a picture of that one, but they got ripped in half.
00:05:41 Now look, it's not the end of the world, because all I got to do is wait for the the bottom to scab over, ram it back in the ground, and you know it'll be.
00:05:51 You know, be back to being a cactus by next year.
00:05:55 And even like this thing right, like the big chunk that got ripped off.
00:06:00 I can. I don't.
00:06:01 Know if it'd be a good idea.
00:06:02 To try to plant that.
00:06:04 At its current size.
00:06:07 Because I think it would be too hot for it and it would dehydrate before it could grow roots, but I could plant it, you know, a couple chunks of it.
00:06:15 It's going to be.
00:06:15 A pain in the ***.
00:06:16 It sucks it.
00:06:17 Sucks, but you know.
00:06:22 That's what happened today.
00:06:25 That was the.
00:06:27 That was the awesome.
00:06:30 Awesome windstorm.
00:06:33 Not the end of the world though.
00:06:34 Like I said, not a big deal.
00:06:37 All right.
00:06:37 So today, because the show must go on and the.
00:06:43 The power only went.
00:06:44 Out for like an hour so.
00:06:45 That that's not that wasn't too bad.
00:06:46 That wasn't too bad.
00:06:50 I I mentioned on Twitter.
00:06:54 That I was.
00:06:54 I was.
00:06:55 I had.
00:06:55 Bit shoot open.
00:06:56 And because for some reason I don't know if it's just because they upload so many videos or what.
00:07:01 But bit shoot when it autoplays, when that works because my connection sometimes doesn't even.
00:07:07 Let that work.
00:07:08 Usually plays like an Infowars, something for some reason I don't know if it's because of the frequency at which the upload or what.
00:07:17 And it started playing.
00:07:20 Owen shroyer.
00:07:23 Interviewing a South African.
00:07:25 Oh, by the way, did you notice in that first music video the guy, the old guy in the backseat, was the evil South African Nazi from Lethal Weapon 2?
00:07:35 See, it all comes together anyway.
00:07:39 So he was interviewing the.
00:07:43 South African woman.
00:07:46 And I didn't watch the whole interview because I couldn't.
00:07:48 I couldn't because immediately, and I mean immediately.
00:07:54 He launched Owen launched into this narrative to reframe the whatever the discussion would be to follow.
00:08:04 That this wasn't about race.
00:08:05 It was about the.
00:08:06 Damn media, the damn media whipping people into.
00:08:10 A frenzy.
00:08:10 It's the ******* media.
00:08:12 Just like what happens here.
00:08:14 Like he said that like, just like what happens?
00:08:16 Here in America.
00:08:18 Steering clear away from the the the huge, obvious racial component.
00:08:27 To what happened in South Africa and what is happening here?
00:08:33 The very real unavoidable unless you're Owen.
00:08:41 Of race.
00:08:43 The issue that people have been avoiding.
00:08:47 For decades.
00:08:49 Out of this weird white guilt.
00:08:55 And a lot of people wonder where did this?
00:08:57 White guilt come from.
00:08:58 Because it didn't start out that way.
00:09:01 Right. I mean clearly.
00:09:04 I mean, whites didn't seem to feel too guilty.
00:09:06 About about having slavery in their.
00:09:08 Country, you know like.
00:09:11 I'm sure some did.
00:09:15 But generally speaking, this this white guilt phenomenon seems to be a fairly recent.
00:09:27 And you might wonder, how did this how?
00:09:29 Did this.
00:09:33 This guilt for anything and everything.
00:09:37 That white people might may or may.
00:09:39 Not have done in the past.
00:09:43 While at the same time this this.
00:09:46 Inability to feel pride.
00:09:50 For all the great things.
00:09:53 That white people might have done in the past.
00:09:57 You're only allowed. You're only.
00:09:58 Allowed to focus on the bad.
00:10:03 Where did this come from?
00:10:08 Now we've analyzed lots of movies and TV shows and and, you know, we see a lot of themes that are repeated over and over and.
00:10:15 Over again.
00:10:17 Just, you know, just like the last, the last stream we talked about Lethal Weapon 2.
00:10:23 And how the entire movie was just a.
00:10:25 White guilt.
00:10:28 Evil apartheid.
00:10:30 Apartheid S Africans or Nazis propaganda film.
00:10:40 And I told you when I watched that movie.
00:10:42 That it's not the only movie like that.
00:10:46 There are lots of movies like that.
00:10:49 With the exact same kinds of things.
00:10:53 Specific to South Africa.
00:11:00 In fact.
00:11:01 It's almost.
00:11:03 Impossible to find.
00:11:05 A movie or a television show where these themes don't occur.
00:11:11 And in fact, often these themes are identical.
00:11:16 Now we're going to take a look at 2:00.
00:11:18 Different TV shows from the 90s.
00:11:24 I don't know exactly the years because I forget what I didn't write down, what seasons they were from.
00:11:31 But it's OK.
00:11:34 It's from around.
00:11:36 Mid 90s, we'll say mid to late 90s both.
00:11:39 Of these episodes.
00:11:41 They're both two different shows.
00:11:45 Completely different shows one's animated.
00:11:48 We talked a little bit about one of these.
00:11:52 And ones live action is one of the most popular shows of the 90s.
00:11:59 A show that.
00:12:01 Is at the time look, my parents won't let me watch it and I know why I'm good for them.
00:12:10 It was a little show called.
00:12:18 It was the Modern Family of the 1990s.
00:12:24 See Roseanne was a show that.
00:12:29 Went the exact opposite way of shows like leave it.
00:12:32 To Beaver all.
00:12:33 The shows instead of trying to have role models.
00:12:40 They said you.
00:12:40 Know what we are going to make?
00:12:43 Our role models.
00:12:44 This this white trash lower middle class.
00:12:49 Or upper or lower class depending how you look at it.
00:12:51 White trash family.
00:12:55 And we are going to be subversive as ****.
00:12:58 Because I'll tell you, there's there's.
00:13:01 There's a lot of episodes to choose from when you're just talking about subversion.
00:13:05 With this television show.
00:13:09 But this show this episode that.
00:13:10 We'll be looking at.
00:13:15 It's a little shocking.
00:13:17 In fact, I think there's going to.
00:13:18 Be some people.
00:13:18 That are going.
00:13:19 To get pretty ****** *** when they see it.
00:13:22 I was a little ****** *** when watching it.
00:13:25 And then you'll see, like I said, you'll see almost an identical version.
00:13:31 You know slightly, you know, slightly reframed.
00:13:36 In another show.
00:13:38 Both with the exact same objective.
00:13:42 To hammer in white guilt.
00:13:47 Into white Americans.
00:13:50 As hard as ******* possible.
00:13:54 Now I'm not going to.
00:13:55 I'm not going to set this.
00:13:56 One up because I want.
00:13:57 You to I I trim this down significantly.
00:13:59 We're not watching the full episode.
00:14:01 It's it's been.
00:14:02 Trimmed down a lot.
00:14:04 And I'm not going to set this one up because I.
00:14:06 Want you to see.
00:14:08 How this one unfolds?
00:14:11 And and where they take it.
00:14:13 Because it gets a little *******.
00:14:16 Holy ****.
00:14:19 So all all all I'll do here is just for those of you.
00:14:22 Who aren't familiar?
00:14:23 With the show.
00:14:25 It's about Roseanne.
00:14:27 A Jewish woman, a morbidly obese Jewish woman who plays a white woman.
00:14:34 And her.
00:14:37 Well, Modern Family, her 90s family.
00:14:41 In her.
00:14:44 Lower middle class, upper, lower class household.
00:14:49 So here we go.
00:14:54 Hey, Lance, a lot.
00:14:56 I finished your costume and I even put shoulder pads in it.
00:14:58 So you look.
00:14:59 Nice and macho.
00:15:01 You're gonna be in that dumb place.
00:15:03 Well, fine then you're.
00:15:04 Going to wear it to soccer practice.
00:15:09 What's wrong with him?
00:15:11 He has to kiss a girl on his plate.
00:15:12 He's really.
00:15:12 Upset about it, I know what he feels like.
00:15:15 They made me kiss a boy in a.
00:15:16 School play? Yeah, but nobody.
00:15:18 May just sleep with him.
00:15:22 I'll tell you what they wouldn't.
00:15:23 Have to ask.
00:15:23 Me twice the time.
00:15:25 I was 13.
00:15:26 I'd kissed 7 girls.
00:15:27 Yeah, two.
00:15:28 He wasn't related to.
00:15:31 Well, teacher says either kisses this girl or he's out of.
00:15:34 The play well, that's not fair.
00:15:36 He's just.
00:15:36 A little boy.
00:15:39 All right, so her son is in a play.
00:15:44 And he has to kiss a girl on.
00:15:45 The play.
00:15:47 And he's refusing to do it.
00:15:48 And the teacher says if he doesn't.
00:15:50 Do it. He's out.
00:15:52 So she's going to go down.
00:15:53 She March.
00:15:53 She marches down to.
00:15:54 The school.
00:15:57 To give the teacher a piece of her mind, how dare how dare this teacher try to force her son?
00:16:05 To kiss a girl if he's uncomfortable with it.
00:16:10 But then.
00:16:12 I'm Mrs.
00:16:14 Can we talk?
00:16:18 Well, you know, it's.
00:16:22 About that play.
00:16:23 That DJ's in and he didn't know that he had to kiss somebody and.
00:16:27 He's really uncomfortable about it.
00:16:29 DJ knew about the kiss he did.
00:16:32 Yes, that's why I wanted the part in.
00:16:33 The first place, oh.
00:16:37 Well, you know how kids changed their minds all the time.
00:16:40 He just last week, he hated all of us and he wanted to.
00:16:43 Run away from home.
00:16:44 You know, this week he.
00:16:46 I guess that's not a good example.
00:16:52 DJ said you didn't want him to kiss Gina.
00:16:56 I'll just put someone else in the part.
00:16:58 Well, why can't you just cut the kiss out?
00:17:00 I mean, if it didn't hurt my wedding ceremony ain't gonna.
00:17:03 Hurt your play?
00:17:06 I'm not going to change the entire play because of certain people's values. Wow.
00:17:13 I guess if he's forced to kiss somebody, then I don't want him to be in.
00:17:17 The stupid play, where should I put my costume?
00:17:20 Why don't you just put it on the table, Gina?
00:17:27 That wouldn't be V Gina wouldn't.
00:17:30 Well, you can't tell them apart.
00:17:32 Ohh, so she doesn't want her son to be forced.
00:17:37 To kiss a girl.
00:17:39 She is very upset by that right.
00:17:41 Very offended.
00:17:42 Oh, I don't want my son in this play if you're going.
00:17:44 To force him to kiss someone.
00:17:46 But then she finds.
00:17:49 The little girl that her son is supposed to kiss is black.
00:17:57 Ohh you I thought that that's why DJ didn't want it.
00:18:00 And then you thought I knew and.
00:18:02 That I supported that.
00:18:03 I see a lot of this around here.
00:18:05 It always starts with the parents.
00:18:09 Dun Dun Dun it always starts with the parents.
00:18:13 Now remember that when we watch the next episode, a lot of these themes are exactly the same.
00:18:20 Children pick up their their unconscious biases their their racism from their parents.
00:18:29 So Roseanne.
00:18:32 The model goy mother.
00:18:34 Goes home to talk to the father.
00:18:38 About how their son is a racist, he doesn't want to kiss.
00:18:42 A black girl.
00:18:44 You know that Gina girl in the play that DJ doesn't want to.
00:18:47 Kiss. She's black.
00:18:51 So we've got to make him kiss her.
00:18:53 Everybody will think we're a.
00:18:54 Bunch of racists.
00:18:56 You see that?
00:18:58 She cared about her son being forced to kiss a girl if he was uncomfortable with it until she found out that the girl was black and the reason she gives.
00:19:10 Is if we don't force our son to kiss the black girl, everyone's going to think we are racist.
00:19:22 Like her son is now out.
00:19:24 Of the picture.
00:19:27 What's good for her son?
00:19:29 Pales in comparison to how society views them.
00:19:34 When it comes to your bigotry.
00:19:38 What's more important?
00:19:41 To these parents.
00:19:44 Is that people don't see them as racist.
00:19:47 That's the that's the most important. That's more important than her that her child's well.
00:19:51 Being or is it definitely is comfort, right?
00:19:56 That's the most important thing.
00:19:58 Is not being seen.
00:20:01 As a racist.
00:20:03 DJ get down here.
00:20:04 We'll slow down.
00:20:05 We don't know.
00:20:05 That's why he won't kiss her.
00:20:07 I'm sure he's got a.
00:20:08 Very good reason.
00:20:08 I don't care what his reason is, everybody don't.
00:20:11 Think it's because she's.
00:20:11 Black and then I will never.
00:20:12 Be able to buy sheets.
00:20:13 Again, Sarah, I want to ask you some.
00:20:16 Questions, OK.
00:20:20 Your dad and I were wondering how come you don't want to kiss that girl in the play?
00:20:25 I don't know.
00:20:26 Well, is it because you're just not ready?
00:20:28 To kiss girls.
00:20:29 Yet no.
00:20:31 Does she mean to you?
00:20:35 Is she gross?
00:20:36 Does she pick her nose?
00:20:37 And eat it.
00:20:41 Does she have bad breath?
00:20:42 Does she have a mustache?
00:20:44 Does she have a whole bunch?
00:20:45 Of extra arms or something.
00:20:47 Son, no matter what it is, you can tell us.
00:20:50 Is it because she's black?
00:20:54 It is, isn't it?
00:20:56 Well, you'll be mad if I say yes.
00:20:58 No, we won't.
00:20:59 Yes, we will.
00:21:02 I don't raise you to be some little bigot.
00:21:05 I just don't want.
00:21:06 To kiss her.
00:21:07 Hey, black people are just like us.
00:21:09 They're every bit as good as us and any people who don't think so is just a bunch of banjo picking cousin, dating barefoot, embarrassments to respectable white trash like us.
00:21:22 Yeah, let's get that.
00:21:24 Let's get that audience cheering.
00:21:26 Let's get that social reinforcement.
00:21:29 Let the viewers at home know exactly.
00:21:33 Where the the herd stands on this, they're they're 100% behind her.
00:21:38 If your little boy doesn't want to be forced to kiss a black girl in a play.
00:21:44 Then he's just a.
00:21:45 Little ******* bigot.
00:21:47 And that and not only that, notice how she goes right after the goes for the class.
00:21:51 The class issue of like Oh well you.
00:21:54 Know you'll be, you know.
00:21:55 We're we're we.
00:21:55 Might be these these little class whites.
00:21:58 But we're not like that.
00:22:01 We're not like these hillbillies.
00:22:07 I don't care.
00:22:07 I'm not doing.
00:22:08 It ohh yes you.
00:22:09 Are honey, you're?
00:22:11 DJ If you don't wanna kiss this girl.
00:22:12 Your mom and.
00:22:13 I won't force you to.
00:22:14 Hey, you're kissing that.
00:22:15 Girl, you're doing the play and.
00:22:16 That's all there is to it.
00:22:17 Well, that's.
00:22:18 I didn't have to.
00:22:19 And Dad outranks you.
00:22:25 Are you new?
00:22:29 And then again, of course we have the same dynamic that is in every I mean this that persists today where the man is just like he's just like ohh, got his hands in his pockets, he's like looking around.
00:22:41 He has no ******* power.
00:22:43 The authority always comes back.
00:22:45 Down to the woman.
00:22:47 She's the one that makes all the decisions.
00:22:49 She's the one.
00:22:50 That calls the.
00:22:52 He's just this useless background noise.
00:22:57 To dance, I have to.
00:23:02 Isn't that great, Dan?
00:23:03 Let's just make it easy for our kid.
00:23:04 To be a bigot.
00:23:05 Why don't you calm down?
00:23:06 Subject is closed.
00:23:09 Kissing that girl is not going to hurt him, and that is exactly what.
00:23:12 He's going to do.
00:23:12 I think you're being a little too hard on the kid.
00:23:15 He grew up in.
00:23:15 Langford. It's only 5% black and.
00:23:17 Kissing some new thing.
00:23:18 For DJ, it's only natural.
00:23:21 He's not as comfortable kissing a black girl as one of his.
00:23:23 Own I did not say that.
00:23:27 See and there's the instant there's the white guilt creeping in.
00:23:33 I can't.
00:23:33 I can't just say the obvious.
00:23:36 That our white Son isn't going to be.
00:23:39 As comfortable and look.
00:23:42 He's a kid.
00:23:44 He's a kid.
00:23:48 And he doesn't want to kiss a black girl.
00:23:52 And I don't think that was like a learned thing.
00:23:56 That's an instinctual thing.
00:23:57 He's not attracted to a black girl.
00:24:02 His parents are going to going to force him to do it though, right?
00:24:04 So they don't.
00:24:05 Look like they're racist.
00:24:07 Well, at least now I know where.
00:24:08 It gets it.
00:24:10 See and.
00:24:11 It's all it's.
00:24:12 It comes from the parents.
00:24:14 It comes from the parents.
00:24:15 Racism stops.
00:24:16 Stops with you.
00:24:18 That was another huge theme in the.
00:24:19 80s and 90s.
00:24:21 That's why the boomers went so hard at their kids with this stock.
00:24:25 I mean, everything was saying this.
00:24:28 I mean, as you'll see in the next show like it's it's exactly the same.
00:24:32 No racist.
00:24:34 Neither is your father.
00:24:35 He always says he has.
00:24:37 Problem with the collards?
00:24:38 I'm not my father.
00:24:39 If I knew you was going to be passing down your family's crap to my kids, I would not be having to never with you.
00:24:45 See it it.
00:24:45 He's passing it down and we saw that exact same wording with the quantum Leap episode.
00:24:53 It's the racist old dad.
00:24:55 Racism stops here.
00:25:01 Alright, so then.
00:25:03 We have the the man of the House.
00:25:06 Nominally he's having a poker game with his friends.
00:25:10 And he wants to ask some advice.
00:25:12 He wants to know, am I being crazy?
00:25:14 I kind of feel like maybe I shouldn't force my son to have or to kiss a a black.
00:25:21 So his answer is I'm a bigot.
00:25:23 You think I'm a bigot.
00:25:24 If I say yes, you'll stop doing the minstrel show.
00:25:28 It's not gonna bar what?
00:25:29 I'm serious.
00:25:31 I mean, she thinks like.
00:25:32 DJ could be getting racist attitudes.
00:25:34 For me.
00:25:35 Damn, that's a pretty Gray area.
00:25:37 Personally, I probably would have felt.
00:25:39 The same way you did.
00:25:40 That makes me feel better.
00:25:42 You're not a bigot, are you?
00:25:46 Kids just scared.
00:25:47 I don't think you should force them.
00:25:48 Hey man, any of you?
00:25:49 Guys ever been with a black woman?
00:25:52 Well, there was this one.
00:25:54 Girl in Atlantic City one time look just like that nurse used to be on television.
00:26:00 You know that, Julia.
00:26:02 I mean, this girl had legs that went on.
00:26:09 Now here's.
00:26:10 Another thing.
00:26:12 Same exact exact theme.
00:26:14 Now the black guy comes in.
00:26:17 And this is a.
00:26:18 This is the exact attitude you see in shows going all the way back to the 70s.
00:26:22 I have examples of all the way back to the 60s really.
00:26:25 Where if white people are talking about racial issues?
00:26:30 And a black guy comes into the room.
00:26:32 All of a sudden, they defer to him.
00:26:37 Everything is deferred to him.
00:26:41 Again, that that when I was saying that kneeling before Black Lives Matter was nothing new.
00:26:45 It wasn't.
00:26:48 Invented these last few years.
00:26:51 Now, it wasn't as as as maybe performative as it is now.
00:26:57 But white people have always, or at least for several decades, knelt before.
00:27:03 The black man, when it comes to racial issues.
00:27:09 So go on.
00:27:11 Legs that go on forever and.
00:27:14 She, which is very lovely woman and we.
00:27:17 Had a very nice time.
00:27:21 You're a wild man, Marvin.
00:27:24 So what's with the extra poker game?
00:27:26 This week, Roseanne finally.
00:27:28 To their senses and leave you.
00:27:32 Believe me at first and left, you'd all be a lot prettier.
00:27:34 The opening bit would be.
00:27:35 Too panties.
00:27:40 Actually, Chuck me and the guys, that's just.
00:27:42 Talking about something, hey.
00:27:44 I also want to interject here just real quick.
00:27:48 Something I talk a lot about on this on this channel is that fear.
00:27:55 Is the driving force behind social control social change power really?
00:28:02 It's it's all fear.
00:28:05 And when you?
00:28:06 When you look at this situation.
00:28:09 Why did that guy stop telling his story about the black girl he had sex with in Atlantic City?
00:28:14 It was fear. Why are they also all of a sudden getting awkward because of fear? Why did Roseanne's characters not or Oh my God, it's a black girl. We have to make our son kiss her. Kiss her now because of fear.
00:28:30 White people have been afraid.
00:28:33 Of the word racism or racist or bigot.
00:28:39 For my entire lifetime.
00:28:44 And it's not until you're not afraid of being called a racist, a bigot, a homophobe.
00:28:49 You know, whatever.
00:28:52 That you actually can, you're even able to think for yourself.
00:28:59 But people could relate to this scenario because this is exactly what it would be like.
00:29:02 If you were at work.
00:29:04 Talking about a racial issue and a black guy walks in the room.
00:29:08 Everyone would instantly be afraid.
00:29:12 I should probably get your opinion about this.
00:29:15 Well, DJ in his play at school and he's supposed to kiss this girl and he doesn't want to because.
00:29:21 She's black and.
00:29:24 I didn't think he'd be getting the stuff from me, but.
00:29:27 Or else could be getting it from.
00:29:28 He could be getting that stuff from anywhere.
00:29:30 I mean, has he been talking to Marvin's?
00:29:35 No, I'm.
00:29:36 I'm serious, Chuck.
00:29:36 I really want.
00:29:37 Your opinion on this?
00:29:39 Well, my opinion is you should hold your cards where Fred can't see him.
00:29:46 I mean, you know.
00:29:47 We don't know.
00:29:47 He's prejudice.
00:29:48 I mean, the kid is young.
00:29:49 He hasn't had much exposure to other cultures, other cultures.
00:29:56 Why is a black girl from China?
00:30:01 Why? I just don't.
00:30:02 Think you should force the kid?
00:30:03 Seeing, of course, this is a little dated.
00:30:05 This is back when.
00:30:05 Oh no, we're all the same.
00:30:07 We're all exactly the same.
00:30:08 Now you if you say.
00:30:08 That you're racist.
00:30:09 Right now, now you have to admit.
00:30:11 That it's the black experience is totally different.
00:30:14 You have your own culture.
00:30:16 But this was back when they were still trying to say no assimilation.
00:30:19 Everyone's going to simulate we're all.
00:30:20 Going to be the same.
00:30:21 It'll be great. They'll.
00:30:22 Adopt the you know you're not losing white primacy.
00:30:25 They're going to they're going to adopt this system.
00:30:27 Nothing's going to change about your system, your.
00:30:29 System that you love.
00:30:30 That you know, your your ancestors fought and died to keep.
00:30:33 That's all going to stay intact.
00:30:35 They're going to adopt it.
00:30:36 They're going, they're going to assimilate to.
00:30:38 It we we swear everything.
00:30:39 'S fine.
00:30:40 Well, now that's all gone out the window.
00:30:43 To kiss someone that's.
00:30:46 I mean, you know you.
00:30:47 Grow up in a certain with other.
00:30:52 This is a very Gray Eric.
00:30:53 Guys help me out here.
00:30:56 Personally, I don't think there can be a Gray area when it comes to respecting human beings.
00:31:09 Chuck, you understand what I'm saying here?
00:31:12 Well, you're saying that it's OK that DJ doesn't want to kiss this girl because she's black.
00:31:19 No, I'm not.
00:31:19 I'm not saying that.
00:31:20 Oh, but that's what you want.
00:31:20 No, me say no.
00:31:24 I mean, unless you really feel it.
00:31:26 See, he's it because of fear.
00:31:29 He's asking permission.
00:31:33 He's asking his Massa to give him permission to have the feelings that he has.
00:31:42 Because he's a conquered people.
00:31:45 He's a member of a conquered people.
00:31:52 And he doesn't feel like he's allowed to.
00:31:54 Have the feelings that.
00:31:55 He has, unless Masa gives him permission.
00:32:02 He's afraid.
00:32:05 Of what will happen if he goes against Massa?
00:32:10 Ma'am, why do you care how I feel?
00:32:12 So much more than everyone else.
00:32:15 Because of fear.
00:32:17 Because I'm black.
00:32:22 Oh yeah.
00:32:24 So if I feel OK, all black people feel OK, cause we all the same I.
00:32:30 Don't never say that.
00:32:31 That's not.
00:32:32 Well, as a voting bloc, I mean, let's get real.
00:32:35 Some of some of your best friends are.
00:32:38 You're one of my best friends.
00:32:39 That's where.
00:32:40 You're here.
00:32:40 OK, then why is
00:32:41 Bob here DJ's gotta kiss a dumb girl.
00:32:43 Too, no offense, Bob.
00:32:47 Hey, hey guys. This.
00:32:49 Is supposed to be fun.
00:32:54 Let's just play the damn game.
00:32:58 And that is the source of the fear is no one can be honest.
00:33:02 No one can.
00:33:03 Just talk about it.
00:33:05 And of course, they they can't talk about it.
00:33:10 So later in the day or I guess the next day rather.
00:33:14 He's decided, I guess.
00:33:15 I guess this bigotry has been transmitted to my son in the same way that my father transmitted his bigotry to me.
00:33:24 This indeed.
00:33:27 You know, sometimes parents do certain things.
00:33:30 Or they act a certain way and they don't realize it's wrong until they see their kids doing it.
00:33:36 You understand?
00:33:37 Is this about peeing behind the garage?
00:33:41 Now just stop doing it.
00:33:42 You're killing the tomatoes.
00:33:45 Anyway, I think somewhere along the way here I.
00:33:48 Might have.
00:33:50 Give you the wrong idea about black people.
00:33:55 And your mom?
00:33:55 Was right.
00:33:56 I don't want to.
00:33:57 Kiss. Gina. Hey though, you're.
00:33:58 Doing it I.
00:33:59 Hate you.
00:33:59 I'm fine.
00:34:00 You don't.
00:34:00 Have to kiss me.
00:34:03 She just looks real different.
00:34:05 It's only skin.
00:34:06 It's not just your skin.
00:34:08 She talks with kind of an accent, and your hair is kind of different and your lips are different.
00:34:13 Yeah, and.
00:34:15 You're probably different heights.
00:34:17 You know.
00:34:18 And your hair is brown and you and your friend ralphies hair is that that red my eyes are blue and your mom's eyes are whatever the hell color they are.
00:34:28 What if it feels weird?
00:34:30 Look, son.
00:34:34 Ignore your instincts, son.
00:34:37 Because what's important is that people don't think that we're racist.
00:34:41 I can't let you get out of this.
00:34:44 Because that would be wrong.
00:34:46 I can't articulate why it would be.
00:34:48 Wrong it would.
00:34:49 Just be wrong because everyone says it's wrong.
00:34:53 But I'm afraid of what the other kids will say.
00:34:56 The other kids, well, they're going to be extremely jealous.
00:35:00 Because you're a Connor.
00:35:03 Encounter men are known as some of the world's best kissers.
00:35:11 OK, I'll do it.
00:35:13 So the sun folds to the pressure.
00:35:17 But now we see racism has not been.
00:35:20 Solved. You see it's it's.
00:35:21 Always lurking in the shadows, so even woke Roseanne.
00:35:26 Who is forcing her son to kiss a black girl to prove that their family isn't racist?
00:35:34 Even Roseanne.
00:35:36 Has hidden prejudices.
00:35:40 See, she's deciding to set this up a little bit, I guess.
00:35:43 She's at the restaurant and they closed 15 minutes early and there's a knock at the door.
00:35:50 Oh my God, another customer.
00:35:53 How many?
00:35:53 People have to eat here before word gets out about the food.
00:36:05 Hi, would you let me in please?
00:36:09 Uh, we're closed.
00:36:13 Well, it says here you're open till 10.
00:36:15 Yeah, but see, we had a really busy day.
00:36:17 And we ran our food.
00:36:25 He's scary.
00:36:26 Sounded like it.
00:36:27 I did the right thing, didn't.
00:36:28 I you said it was scary.
00:36:34 Hey I think I should tell you something.
00:36:37 I'm Mr.
00:36:37 Williams, Gino's father.
00:36:41 Oh, it's the it's the father of the little black girl.
00:36:46 He just showed up.
00:36:47 Something like that.
00:36:48 There's really no reason for him to be there in the story at all.
00:36:50 Like he's not in anywhere else in the episode.
00:36:52 It's just.
00:36:53 Oh, wouldn't you know it?
00:36:54 She she just prejudged him.
00:36:56 That that's the definition of prejudice.
00:37:00 She thought he was a scary black man and wouldn't let him into the restaurant. Really. It was just Ginae's father trying to see.
00:37:07 Go go have a a talk and see why her white son was too good for his black daughter.
00:37:14 Oh, oh, come on in.
00:37:18 Roseanne Connor.
00:37:20 Didn't you just say that you were genius, Father?
00:37:23 You need to.
00:37:24 Know all your customers names before they come.
00:37:26 Into your restaurant.
00:37:28 Hey, Mr.
00:37:29 Williams, you think that you know what happened?
00:37:32 But that wasn't what happened.
00:37:33 No, she didn't do that because you are.
00:37:36 See the fear.
00:37:37 They can't even say it.
00:37:39 They're so afraid they can't even say.
00:37:41 Oh no, it's.
00:37:42 Not that we just.
00:37:43 Didn't let you in because you're black.
00:37:45 You were just kind of like a scary guy and we're closed so.
00:37:49 No, they're they're look at the fear, the fear.
00:37:53 African American.
00:37:54 She did that because you're a.
00:37:55 Man, yeah.
00:37:56 And I'm prejudice against all men equally.
00:38:01 That's real funny.
00:38:04 Where women you know, and it's night.
00:38:06 This is like a matter of safety.
00:38:08 And in situations like that, I just gotta go with my.
00:38:10 Gut instinct.
00:38:12 Well, I guess your kid inherited your instincts.
00:38:16 There's no way that that is anything like this.
00:38:20 Mr. Williams, come on.
00:38:22 See, The funny thing is.
00:38:25 It is exactly like this.
00:38:29 Those are instincts that you should listen to.
00:38:31 Those are instincts that we see in the news when people ignore can be fatal.
00:38:37 Come on.
00:38:38 I'm sure you didn't.
00:38:39 Come here to.
00:38:39 Fight you just forget about it anyway.
00:38:42 There's probably just no way you're ever going to see where I'm coming.
00:38:45 You know, that's funny.
00:38:46 I was going to.
00:38:47 Say the same thing to you.
00:38:55 Well, I think he blew that out of proportion.
00:39:02 I mean, you invited him in.
00:39:05 You tried to make it up to him.
00:39:09 You know, if he was a white guy with the exact same build in those exact same clothes, you would have done the exact same thing.
00:39:18 Well, I'm glad one of us is sure.
00:39:21 Well, now, don't beat yourself up over it.
00:39:24 You know any?
00:39:24 See, it doesn't matter.
00:39:26 Doesn't matter how old you are.
00:39:30 Deep down inside if.
00:39:31 You're white.
00:39:32 You're still a ******* racist.
00:39:35 See, this is exactly.
00:39:36 This is exactly the.
00:39:39 The vibe I get from Infowars.
00:39:43 It's the exact vibe I get from the GOP.
00:39:48 It's the exact vibe, you know, it's the same reason why if you want to make a **** ton of.
00:39:53 Money if you're black.
00:39:56 If you put on a MAGA hat, you're.
00:39:57 You're going to be a millionaire.
00:39:59 Simple as that you want.
00:40:01 You want to make a ton of money.
00:40:03 Just if you're black, if you're out there and you're watching this and you're black, just put on a ******* maga hat and start streaming and start start talking about the free market and you know, I mean, you'll, you'll get so many ******* donations.
00:40:16 It'll be ridiculous.
00:40:23 Because you're alleviating fear.
00:40:31 You're positively reinforcing something that they've.
00:40:33 Been a delusion that they've been buying into for ******* decades.
00:40:38 They're all the same.
00:40:43 And in the case of the GOP and people like Infowars, honestly, it's hard for me.
00:40:47 To tell.
00:40:49 Is that the result of this programming?
00:40:54 Or are they active participants in this programming?
00:41:00 And I'm sure it's different depending on who you're talking about.
00:41:05 A little bit of both for some people.
00:41:08 But it is programming.
00:41:13 And in fact, and we went over this a tiny bit.
00:41:16 The other day.
00:41:17 This exact kind of a scenario takes place in another show around that same time period.
00:41:26 Oh, I should probably size this one up though.
00:41:28 Apparently I didn't do that.
00:41:37 There we go.
00:41:49 And let me just do this real quick too.
00:41:55 Alright, now this is an animated.
00:41:57 Show King of the hill.
00:42:01 And again, this was a.
00:42:03 Mid to late 90s I'm.
00:42:05 Not exactly sure what year this this came out it.
00:42:07 Might have been early 2000s even.
00:42:10 And while the storyline is a little.
00:42:12 Bit different.
00:42:14 It's really not.
00:42:17 Now, in this episode, Hank Hill, the main character that Guy.
00:42:24 Invites a guy over to, or rather his wife does, because you know he's the incompetent white male.
00:42:30 You know, he he can't fix anything in his house.
00:42:33 And so the wife had to like, you know, get a a repairman to come in because Hank was just this, you know.
00:42:38 Blithering idiot white guy.
00:42:41 And she hires A repairman to fix their water.
00:42:44 Heater and it's a black guy.
00:42:48 And the the dog seems to have a problem.
00:42:53 With the repairman.
00:42:54 OK.
00:42:54 Drive act before that dust gets into the vents.
00:43:01 Hey girl.
00:43:07 Hello, I'm Bobby.
00:43:09 Are you here to fix the gas leak?
00:43:11 Hey, Bobby, I think your dog hates me.
00:43:15 I don't know why you think that.
00:43:17 I've never seen her smile at anyone before.
00:43:20 I get a dog in.
00:43:21 Home, and I know when a dog has ill intent in his heart and that dog's looking at me like I'm.
00:43:26 A pair of.
00:43:26 Meatballs, slippers.
00:43:29 Meatball slippers.
00:43:32 I'm gonna get a panda right back down.
00:43:35 What's up, girl?
00:43:38 That's strange, Mr.
00:43:40 You in?
00:43:40 There. Yes, I'm in.
00:43:42 Here the door seems to be locked, but there's no lock on this door.
00:43:46 I tied it off with a cord.
00:43:47 Look, I I still have the right to observe your work.
00:43:51 I just want to finish up the job without getting bit by your dog.
00:43:55 My dog would never bite you.
00:43:57 Well, she hasn't stopped growing me since I got here.
00:44:00 Right there.
00:44:02 She's giving me the evil eye.
00:44:03 She's a hell hound.
00:44:05 That's not true.
00:44:06 You know what she loves?
00:44:08 She loves to have her belly.
00:44:09 And I love the use of all of.
00:44:11 My fingers.
00:44:12 Come on, give her rub she.
00:44:15 OK, hold it tight.
00:44:17 I got her.
00:44:21 See there.
00:44:21 She likes you.
00:44:22 Now tell her she's a.
00:44:23 Good doggie for the doggie.
00:44:24 Yes you are.
00:44:28 Yes, you are lady bird.
00:44:31 What's wrong with you?
00:44:32 I'll tell you what's wrong with her.
00:44:34 She's full. I hate.
00:44:35 Black hate.
00:44:36 That is proof of posterous.
00:44:38 What with all the bucking Mr.
00:44:41 Walker is upsetting lady bird.
00:44:43 I'm upsetting her because I'm a black man.
00:44:45 That is a lie.
00:44:46 You're just nervous, which is making her nervous.
00:44:50 So of course the the dog is racist.
00:44:54 And attacks him again.
00:44:56 Good dog, good dog, bad doggie.
00:45:02 Don't think she broke the skin, but.
00:45:04 Better safe than sorry.
00:45:05 Mr. Walker, I accept full responsibility for Lady Bird's actions, but you've got to believe me. She is not prejudice.
00:45:12 I know she's not prejudice, she's racist.
00:45:15 No, she's not.
00:45:17 She's just getting old and she must have developed an acute fear of strangers.
00:45:21 Hey Dad, the mailman is here.
00:45:24 Ohh, you must be Mr.
00:45:25 Hill, I'm your new mailman.
00:45:27 Mr. Peters retired yesterday up to 25 years. Boy, that was some party.
00:45:33 Get your dog a new chew toy.
00:45:35 I quit.
00:45:38 So of course it's uh, he has to have a talk with the wife, who is the the sensible one of.
00:45:44 The family.
00:45:45 Well, I tell.
00:45:46 You right now we cannot have that dog running amok, biting every black person she sees.
00:45:51 It makes us look like ignorant rednecks.
00:45:54 See, it's the exact same scene.
00:45:58 It's literally the exact same scene as the scene with Roseanne talking to her husband, saying the exact same thing.
00:46:09 We have to force our kid to.
00:46:11 Kiss the black girl.
00:46:13 Or else everyone's going to think we're a bunch of hillbilly Hick rednecks.
00:46:19 Or in this case.
00:46:21 We have to get our dog to.
00:46:23 Not be racist.
00:46:24 Or else everyone's going to think we're a bunch.
00:46:26 Of hillbilly rednecks.
00:46:32 Oh, and it's bad for black people too.
00:46:38 So Hank decides to take her to a trainer.
00:46:42 Ladybird, don't you get it?
00:46:44 A man should not be judged by the color of his skin, but by, but by the actions of his heart.
00:46:53 And of course, the MLK boomer isms.
00:47:00 Well, hello, Mrs.
00:47:01 How is Lulu?
00:47:02 Doing with the pillow chewing.
00:47:04 That bitter apple spray you suggested worked wonders.
00:47:09 Let me guess what this lady's problem is. She looks like a Barker to me, huh? That she keeps the neighbors up all night AM.
00:47:15 I right?
00:47:16 No, she doesn't bark.
00:47:18 She bites.
00:47:20 This sweet dog bites people.
00:47:21 I don't believe.
00:47:22 It actually.
00:47:24 See any what do we see again?
00:47:27 He's afraid.
00:47:29 To tell people what his dog's doing.
00:47:32 It's exactly the same.
00:47:34 It's the same fear.
00:47:36 He's afraid of what everyone's going to think.
00:47:39 About him.
00:47:41 If he says what the dog is doing.
00:47:43 Actually, she only bites. Uh.
00:47:46 Black people.
00:47:49 I didn't know she was a prejudice pup when I picked her from the letter.
00:47:53 She just looked so darn cute.
00:47:55 Well, that is ridiculous.
00:47:57 I can assure you that your dog is not racist.
00:48:00 Ohh thank God.
00:48:01 You see, dogs only follow subconscious cues from their owners.
00:48:06 See instead of it being passed on to your kid.
00:48:09 He's passing bigotry down to his dog.
00:48:14 But it's the exact same scenario.
00:48:18 Even when the source.
00:48:21 Of the problem is is in your child or in a dog?
00:48:27 Really, it's your bigotry, your internalized hidden secret.
00:48:34 That's the problem.
00:48:36 What does that mean?
00:48:37 That means?
00:48:38 That you are the one who is racist, Mr.
00:48:42 And by the way, my girlfriend is African American.
00:48:45 You sicken me.
00:48:52 And now we we have yet again the exact same scene.
00:48:56 Now he's going to go talk to his black.
00:48:57 Friend, just like in Roseanne.
00:49:00 When the father had a poker game.
00:49:04 And decided, well, I'm going to talk.
00:49:05 To my black friend and see what he thinks.
00:49:09 What's up, Hank?
00:49:10 Not much.
00:49:12 Hey, Roger.
00:49:13 I didn't realize that was you.
00:49:16 Hey, how are you doing?
00:49:17 Could I get you a?
00:49:17 Cup of coffee.
00:49:18 I just poured 1.
00:49:20 Have you seen the cream?
00:49:22 Oh, there you go, Roger.
00:49:23 Some cream for your coffee.
00:49:26 Wow, that's enough, Hank.
00:49:27 Something bothering?
00:49:30 Well, to be honest, Roger, I was accused of being a racist.
00:49:34 Hank Hill, a racist.
00:49:36 But you got me.
00:49:36 My job here.
00:49:37 Wait, the guy called you that?
00:49:39 Was he wearing a bow tie?
00:49:42 It's not a pretty thing.
00:49:43 To be accused of.
00:49:44 I tell you what.
00:49:45 Y'all really shook up.
00:49:46 About this look, I know you're not like.
00:49:49 See, it's literally the worst thing.
00:49:51 It's literally the worst thing.
00:49:54 That you can call a boomer.
00:49:56 It triggers them in in more ways.
00:49:58 Maybe, maybe not so much these days.
00:50:01 Because it is losing.
00:50:02 Its power, thank God, a little bit.
00:50:05 But in the 90s.
00:50:07 I mean all the way up until very recently.
00:50:08 Until it got so overused that it started to.
00:50:11 Lose its power.
00:50:13 That I can't think of.
00:50:14 I mean you, in fact, you'd almost rather.
00:50:16 Be called like a.
00:50:16 Pedophile or something?
00:50:18 In fact, if you think about it, notice how when we call the leftists who are pedophiles, pedophiles, it doesn't seem to like it doesn't seem to have any kind of power at all.
00:50:29 And part of the reason why is.
00:50:30 They're going to be normalizing that really soon.
00:50:33 Well, I mean, they're already, you know, on their way to doing it.
00:50:36 So being a racist, that's like.
00:50:38 The worst possible thing.
00:50:40 The worst thing?
00:50:43 Like that. But if it would make you feel better, you should take this Internet test. My brother-in-law made us all take last Thanksgiving.
00:50:50 And one of the reasons why that is.
00:50:53 Is the source of these signals.
00:51:00 The source of these signals, you know, I, in fact the reason I had this idea, I was actually thinking about this.
00:51:05 I was watching a a Dave Cohen video.
00:51:07 The guy who used to be computing forever and now has and he doesn't do anything on computers anymore.
00:51:14 It's all very yeah, he's the Irish guy.
00:51:16 Dave Cohen.
00:51:17 Sure, a lot of guys are familiar with.
00:51:18 He's one of the bigger accounts.
00:51:20 Bit shooting stuff, but does a lot of stuff in COVID mostly specific to Ireland, but also the rest of the world.
00:51:27 Does a really good job of covering it, but he mentioned that when you, when you talk to people.
00:51:35 About the COVID issues like like a year ago and you said stuff like, oh, well, you know, they're going to have, you know, these lockdowns are going to be for months.
00:51:43 And they say, oh, you're just.
00:51:45 You're crazy.
00:51:45 They'll never do it for months.
00:51:46 It's only going to be for a few weeks.
00:51:49 And they they would think that, yeah, that sounded crazy.
00:51:52 But then when it was, it did take.
00:51:54 No one seemed to be upset about it.
00:51:57 And then the same.
00:51:58 Thing with like the the, the, the.
00:52:00 COVID passports right where he.
00:52:02 Would say like oh you.
00:52:03 Know they're going to make us have passports to get anywhere.
00:52:05 And people say, oh, that, you know, people wouldn't stand for that.
00:52:08 That'd be crazy.
00:52:09 And yet, here now they're talking about doing it.
00:52:11 And now no one, I mean, you know, I guess people in France kind of.
00:52:14 Like flipped out a little bit, but by and large.
00:52:17 You know most of Europe.
00:52:18 Is that's where they're headed and.
00:52:20 That's probably where, where, where we're headed.
00:52:22 And no one's really.
00:52:24 All that crazy about it like that I.
00:52:26 Mean like a year ago that?
00:52:27 Was, Oh my God, right?
00:52:29 And he concluded that the reason that is well, it's for a similar reason.
00:52:34 It's fear.
00:52:36 But its fear out of the authority.
00:52:39 Of of the state.
00:52:42 It's that they understand that when you talk about it, when you say, hey, look, they're going to be doing vaccine passports, you are, you are not the authority figure.
00:52:52 So they can be outraged in front of you.
00:52:56 Right, in the same way that those white guys could talk about the race issue without the black guy in the room, they felt comfortable.
00:53:04 Massa wasn't in the room.
00:53:07 But when Massa says actually we are going to do the lockdown for a year, actually we are going to do the the vaccine passports.
00:53:15 Well, I mean it's one thing to talk ****.
00:53:19 When mass is not around.
00:53:21 But when masses around no one wants.
00:53:23 To talk ****.
00:53:26 Because they recognize that these are things.
00:53:28 These are edicts being handed down from the power structure.
00:53:34 You know, in the same way a lot.
00:53:35 Of Republicans will point out like.
00:53:37 Look at this look.
00:53:38 At the funeral in in South Korea, when Kim Kim Jong Un.
00:53:42 'S dad died.
00:53:44 And they're like, oh, yeah, look how the everyone's trying to look like they're crying the hardest because no one wants to be the guy in the crowd.
00:53:49 That's not crying.
00:53:52 You know, cause they don't, they're afraid.
00:53:54 It's out of fear.
00:53:55 Right.
00:53:56 So it's like it's like it's virtue signaling in.
00:53:58 A way, but it's out of fear.
00:54:01 Well, what do you think happens in a society where?
00:54:06 Not just the.
00:54:10 Ever present.
00:54:12 Smartphone camera lens.
00:54:14 Not only is everyone on video a shocking amount.
00:54:18 Of their lives.
00:54:21 But even most of.
00:54:22 Their communications, you know, whether if you're doing.
00:54:25 It on Twitter.
00:54:26 If you're doing it on Facebook, if you're doing it on social media at all, which is a lot, how?
00:54:30 A lot of people communicate these days.
00:54:33 It's being done in a public fashion.
00:54:35 And even if it's not.
00:54:38 Because of the surveillance state.
00:54:41 I mean, now they're talking about reading your text messages.
00:54:44 I mean, the President is talking.
00:54:45 This isn't like conspiracy theory stuff.
00:54:48 The President of the United States is talking about reading people's text messages and looking for misinformation.
00:54:55 And so now people know and look, and you should know.
00:54:59 And I've said this a million times, any digital communications.
00:55:02 That you do, you should assume.
00:55:03 That that it's not private.
00:55:06 You you should assume that someone has.
00:55:08 You should assume your enemy has access to that.
00:55:14 So now.
00:55:16 The the.
00:55:17 The stick is always around.
00:55:19 Massa never leaves the room.
00:55:28 And after a while it becomes learned helplessness.
00:55:33 People just take it.
00:55:35 Because they feel like there's no other option.
00:55:38 And this was already beginning this, like I said, this was, you know, late 90s, early 2000s.
00:55:44 This is before social media, really.
00:55:50 But the social pressure was already there.
00:55:57 Had already told the the.
00:56:00 Members of the society that the worst thing possible.
00:56:05 Is to be a racist.
00:56:09 And that's why Hank has that look of.
00:56:11 Fear in his eyes.
00:56:13 It's a good test, said I was racially unbiased and I love gay people.
00:56:18 I didn't see that one coming, but I'm happy.
00:56:20 Roger, show me this test.
00:56:23 Faster, Hank.
00:56:24 If you don't finish within the time.
00:56:25 Limited voice a.
00:56:26 Test, but I don't remember what keys to press.
00:56:30 Does letter E stand for white or black and and what's eye?
00:56:33 Is it good or bad?
00:56:34 I I don't.
00:56:35 Just push one.
00:56:36 You don't have time to think about it.
00:56:37 That's how the test works.
00:56:39 It's on a subconscious level.
00:56:40 Go, go, go.
00:56:42 This thing is so.
00:56:43 Oh, hey, guys.
00:56:45 What's going on?
00:56:46 Hank's taking the racist test.
00:56:47 Oh wow.
00:56:48 Is he a racist?
00:56:50 Don't know yet.
00:56:51 I'm trying to concentrate.
00:56:53 What are you, some kind of racist?
00:56:55 You're almost there, buddy.
00:56:57 And notice how look at the demographics of this and obviously it's a cartoon, whatever.
00:57:02 Right?
00:57:03 But look at the the demographics, they decide to go with to represent the people working at his American job.
00:57:10 It's it's the the white people are already outnumbered.
00:57:14 That's two.
00:57:14 To three.
00:57:17 At his at his American propane job.
00:57:21 Quiet this test has to be some kind of a joke.
00:57:25 I mean, how can it determine if you're?
00:57:26 Racist or not, almost done.
00:57:28 Just a couple more.
00:57:32 There, you're finished.
00:57:33 Now we'll just wait while it.
00:57:35 Tallies up your score.
00:57:36 Well, I don't think you can really go by something like this.
00:57:39 I'm sure it's.
00:57:40 More of a game.
00:57:41 You know, for fun.
00:57:44 Your test results show that you strongly prefer the company of white people.
00:57:50 And the strongly is flashing.
00:57:52 Ohh man.
00:57:54 This test is 100% incorrect. I do not prefer white people over others. Roger tillem.
00:58:04 See but.
00:58:05 Why would that be a crime?
00:58:10 Why would it matter if he preferred?
00:58:13 To be around people like him.
00:58:19 I mean, don't don't black.
00:58:20 People prefer to be around other black people.
00:58:22 Is that ever even like an issue?
00:58:33 Alright, so he's been shamed.
00:58:36 And he goes home and he tells his wife.
00:58:39 About the racist test, and again, I want you to see it.
00:58:42 Look, the dynamic is exactly the same.
00:58:45 Her attitude towards it.
00:58:47 Is exactly the same as Roseanne's attitude towards it.
00:58:52 Notice how it's the women in both instances.
00:58:54 In both scenarios, the women who are most gung ho about this.
00:58:59 What's wrong?
00:59:00 Well, you can have the egg.
00:59:02 I took this stupid racial preference test on the Internet today in front of the whole office and failed miserably.
00:59:09 The results claimed that I only like white people.
00:59:16 Come on, faster, Peggy.
00:59:16 You're nearly done.
00:59:18 Don't rush me.
00:59:19 I can't even remember what keys that pushed here.
00:59:22 See, I told you it was stupid.
00:59:23 There's no way this test can determine anything.
00:59:26 I can't even believe I'm taking it.
00:59:28 There, there.
00:59:29 You're finished.
00:59:30 Now it adds up your crazy score.
00:59:33 You know I.
00:59:33 Don't even care what it says because this.
00:59:35 Test is absolutely stupid.
00:59:38 Ohh yeah.
00:59:39 Strongly prefer the company of black people.
00:59:42 And yet, and she's excited.
00:59:47 She's super.
00:59:48 She's ecstatic.
00:59:49 Oh my God.
00:59:51 That's the best result I could have possibly.
00:59:53 Have gotten.
00:59:56 The worst result you can get taking that test is that you prefer.
01:00:00 To be around people like you.
01:00:04 And the best.
01:00:04 Result you can possibly get is that you prefer.
01:00:09 Not that you tolerate or that you don't mind or whatever you actually prefer.
01:00:15 Being around black.
01:00:17 Well, you can't argue with results, Hank.
01:00:20 Quite honestly, I think it's a pretty good test.
01:00:23 Let me check to see if there's paper in.
01:00:24 The printer I want to make a copy.
01:00:27 She's so happy, she wants to print it out.
01:00:30 And probably frame it.
01:00:39 And now we're at their global **** church, with a female pastor.
01:00:44 This whole scene is just horrendous, but I I.
01:00:48 I didn't cut it up or cut it.
01:00:49 Out because it's.
01:00:50 It's part of the problem.
01:00:52 It's really it's, I think unintentionally illustrating part of.
01:00:55 The problem?
01:00:57 You have these woke Christianity churches.
01:01:01 With with, you know, female pastors, gay pastors.
01:01:08 Championing the leftist communist agenda.
01:01:12 Please be seated.
01:01:14 For today's sermon, I'd like all the children of the flat to gather up front.
01:01:23 You sicken me.
01:01:28 Can anyone tell?
01:01:29 Me. What color this is?
01:01:32 How about this one?
01:01:35 And again.
01:01:35 And take a look at the demographics of the kids. Bobby's the only white kid, except for maybe the one that that's behind the hand. Maybe that's.
01:01:43 One the white kid.
01:01:44 Yeah, like 2 white kids.
01:01:46 Out of that whole group.
01:01:49 And like I.
01:01:50 Said this was like late 90s, early 2000s. This is what they thought was realistic for Texas and.
01:01:55 It probably was.
01:01:58 Very good.
01:01:59 Did you know that God created all the colors and loves them all equally?
01:02:04 That's why he.
01:02:05 Puts them in the same bags.
01:02:08 Unfortunately, there are some people in the world who would prefer to keep white crayons in their own backs separate.
01:02:16 From the other crayons.
01:02:20 See, you got the social shame.
01:02:25 You got the the woke.
01:02:27 And this is this was considered at the time this was considered like a a kind of right wing show, you know, cause cause Hank Hill, you know, he he liked the Second Amendment.
01:02:37 You know, he liked guns.
01:02:40 But just like all these shows, every time people think that there's, like, oh, this is a right wing show, finally a right.
01:02:45 Wing show finally a.
01:02:46 Show I can relate to you're always you're wrong.
01:02:50 It's just another way to to get you to accept leftist values.
01:02:52 They just.
01:02:53 Need you to.
01:02:53 To relate to the character so they can deliver the message.
01:03:07 Alright, so Peggy has this ridiculous thing where she needs him to interact with these interracial dolls for some reason, and the preacher starts doing an anti hate.
01:03:19 Prayer circle in his front yard and.
01:03:23 Then the dog comes and.
01:03:27 No, wait, ladybird, drop it.
01:03:31 Dear Lord, we have formed a prayer circle to pray for hate kills racist.
01:03:42 See and he's the big racist.
01:03:45 But then thankfully, at the end.
01:03:48 They find out.
01:03:49 Oh, no.
01:03:49 His dog actually wasn't racist.
01:03:52 He just hates repairman.
01:03:55 See, look, he's attacking the white repair guy. It's it's it's everything's cool now, now.
01:04:01 What I don't know what got into her.
01:04:03 She just started biting this white guy.
01:04:09 Lady birds biting a white guy.
01:04:12 See and.
01:04:12 He's excited.
01:04:14 Ohh good.
01:04:14 My dogs attacking.
01:04:15 A white guy.
01:04:16 Well, thank God, because really all that matters is that.
01:04:19 I'm not a racist.
01:04:21 A white guy, Peggy.
01:04:22 That dog trainer was right.
01:04:24 Lady Bird did pick up on my subconscious cues, but I don't hate black people.
01:04:29 I hate repairman.
01:04:34 And there you go.
01:04:38 Racism solved.
01:04:44 Oh, my God.
01:04:46 Yeah, it's not subtle, right?
01:04:48 It's not subtle.
01:04:48 And it's exactly the same as the other episode.
01:04:51 The structure is the same. The message is the same, the audience is the same. Someone in chat. I think I saw said that this episode aired in 2003, so they're probably separated by like, you know, less than 10 years.
01:05:04 You know, because the other one, I don't know exactly what year, but you know early 90s at the earliest I would.
01:05:12 So you have the exact same episode.
01:05:15 And there's probably like 50 other episodes of other shows exactly like this one.
01:05:23 And as I have to keep reminding people, because, you know, if you, especially if you're younger, you don't realize.
01:05:30 There weren't like tons of options, and when they're working both parents, you know you got to think of like the average working the average home in the 90s, right?
01:05:40 The average white.
01:05:41 Home in the 90s.
01:05:42 Or the early.
01:05:43 2000s in this case.
01:05:46 Where you have both parents working.
01:05:49 And they they go to their their wage slave job.
01:05:53 And they come home the.
01:05:54 Mom cooks up some, like frozen **** food.
01:05:59 And they sit down and watch TV.
01:06:01 They watch a couple of shows.
01:06:03 They have like 4 networks to choose from.
01:06:06 And they go to bed and they.
01:06:08 Do it all over again the next day.
01:06:10 And because every show has this episode in it.
01:06:14 Every American ends up seeing this show this episode, you know.
01:06:18 This some version of this.
01:06:20 Several times a year, every year.
01:06:26 It's just constantly, constantly reinforced.
01:06:32 So anyway, I thought you guys would find that.
01:06:35 Two very, very different shows.
01:06:37 With the exact same messaging.
01:06:42 That lives on today.
01:06:49 And I need to take a real quick break and I'll talk to chat for a little bit.
01:06:53 And then we'll shut her down.
01:06:56 But I'm going to play something for you in my absence.
01:06:59 Let's see.
01:07:00 What I got here?
01:07:02 What do I got here?
01:07:13 All right, this is.
01:07:14 Here's here's some boomer music for you.
01:07:56 All my nights.
01:07:57 All my mother, you're going out on the.
01:08:03 Get you?
01:08:07 When the Lord.
01:08:14 Trying to forget you was just a waste.
01:08:16 Of time.
01:08:50 Holding love.
01:08:51 We're in a mask of false bravado.
01:09:01 But as.
01:09:02 The salt flows down.
01:09:04 Anna back.
01:09:11 Let's have a look here.
01:09:14 When Devon face reveals we are going to.
01:09:16 See he is.
01:09:16 A boomer.
01:09:18 There's a little boomer in all of us.
01:09:21 You know, it's funny that the the people that rage at me the most is when I mentioned boomers.
01:09:27 And look, I'm very I'm.
01:09:28 I'm very clear that maybe look, maybe they they they be right in the beginning there was a time where I was just kind of bitter, bitter and angry about boomers.
01:09:37 But I've been very clear that like look.
01:09:40 In context, every generation falls for this ****.
01:09:43 It's just that, you know, the reason why people are extra mad at boomers is that was probably the last chance that we had and to to turn it around.
01:09:53 But I don't think they knew that.
01:09:55 I mean, you know, like, I think they believe the **** they were surrounded by programming.
01:10:00 And look every other generation afterwards has has just kept going along, you know, marching to the same beat.
01:10:06 So it's not like.
01:10:08 Anyone's any better?
01:10:09 And like I've showed before, like the.
01:10:12 The uh.
01:10:14 Every generation's doubling and gayness.
01:10:17 So that's not helping either.
01:10:21 But oh, if I mentioned boomers, boomers get upset, like if I.
01:10:24 Make fun of.
01:10:25 Zoomers or or Gen.
01:10:27 X or millennials.
01:10:30 You know you don't see as much.
01:10:32 Backlash zumas get a little touchy, but that's because zoomers are, and they're going to hit it when I say this, but it's so true and you know it.
01:10:38 Zoomers are kind.
01:10:39 Of the new boomers, like in a way.
01:10:42 They really are.
01:10:45 But anyway, see, that's going to get a lot of comments now, but when I mentioned that and when I mention, this triggers a lot of people, generational wealth, that triggers a lot of people that triggers people with generational wealth.
01:11:00 So anyway, let's take a.
01:11:02 Look at our chat here.
01:11:06 We are more responsible.
01:11:07 We've known it's happening its entire ******* time and done nothing but ***** about it.
01:11:15 Who's more responsible?
01:11:18 I don't know if anyone's more responsible.
01:11:21 Like I said, I just think that.
01:11:22 Boomers are more.
01:11:25 Hated because?
01:11:26 Well, you remember.
01:11:27 Rumors get mad when you talk **** about them.
01:11:29 But they spent literally the.
01:11:30 Last 20 years ******** about millennials.
01:11:32 So that's another reason why I think they.
01:11:33 Get more ****.
01:11:35 Boomers and silent Jen were never taught about propaganda in school because they were heavily targeted.
01:11:40 That's not entirely true.
01:11:42 I've showed an old film meal that that was shown to the silent.
01:11:45 Generation after World War 2, talking specifically about propaganda propaganda, didn't used to be a dirty word.
01:11:51 I mean, the book propaganda was written for the boomers.
01:11:54 They're generally don't.
01:11:56 What year did it come out like in the 70s or something 60.
01:11:59 Propaganda is now like some big secret.
01:12:01 It just you have to.
01:12:02 Be a little curious and I think really what?
01:12:05 What happened? It's.
01:12:05 Not that the the it's not that.
01:12:07 There weren't any resources available, it's just the decadence was in high gear so no one was really paying attention.
01:12:12 Everyone was too busy, like doing LSD and Coke and then ******* going to Woodstock and ****.
01:12:19 Which again, like that's that drum beat has continued.
01:12:22 It's not like any of these other generations are turning things around.
01:12:25 Thoughts on the 2009 film Invictus, where Morgan Freeman plays Nelson Mandela and Nelson Mandela, uses a sports ball game to distract from things falling apart after the end of apartheid.
01:12:38 I have not seen that, but yeah, sports bar is 100% a distraction. It's it's def. Definitionally, bread and circuses.
01:12:49 Any opinions on Marjorie Taylor Green?
01:12:52 I haven't seen a whole lot of her directly.
01:12:55 I don't like that she was shamed into going to the Holocaust Museum and then instantly apologize.
01:13:01 That's not a good sign.
01:13:02 I'm also not encouraged by the fact that when they were doing their what is it that the America first caucus or whatever?
01:13:09 Some document got leaked out that mentioned the preservation of Anglo-Saxon values, and they have once again immediately capitulated.
01:13:22 Honestly, I don't see her as anymore.
01:13:24 She's really not any more useful than she's like.
01:13:27 Like the the GOP's.
01:13:33 What's her face?
01:13:34 The the the Crazy eyed Mexican lady on the left on the left that all the the Boomers.
01:13:39 Get mad about.
01:13:40 It's just I think it's for left wing boomers to get mad at, like she's like the MAGA version of Acacio Cortez, right.
01:13:48 So it's just part of the theater.
01:13:50 She's just playing the the Red team version.
01:13:53 Of acacio Cortez.
01:13:55 Because if you look at like look, it's this, it's literally the same thing.
01:13:58 If you look at Twitter or or anything.
01:14:00 Like CNN or MSNBC, you look at the left wing outlets.
01:14:04 All they all they're doing is they're writing the left wing version of a right wing blogs article on Acacio Cortez.
01:14:12 It's just, you know, full of, like, all this hyperbole.
01:14:15 And it's it's made it's clickbait, it's like.
01:14:17 Oh, what crazy thing that you say today?
01:14:20 But what has she actually done?
01:14:23 You know, so it's like she doesn't serve any purpose other than she's just the the GOP's Ocasio Cortez.
01:14:31 UM.
01:14:34 AOC has Jewish ancestry.
01:14:36 Yeah, why?
01:14:36 She said that in a video.
01:14:37 I've seen that in a video.
01:14:44 Have you looked into Elon Musk's Starlink satellite Internet? There are a shocking number of Starlink satellites up there.
01:14:52 When I was talking about the geochron the other day, the few strings back, that's one of the things that the modern geochron.
01:15:00 To show you is.
01:15:01 The location of the Star Link satellite, so I'm going to find a picture of this because it's it's shocking.
01:15:16 Excuse me.
01:15:21 There is like an amazing amount of these satellites up in space right now.
01:15:30 That's not.
01:15:33 That's not a real image.
01:15:35 I mean, it's it kind of accurately.
01:15:36 Depicts how many that are.
01:15:37 Up there, but I would rather see.
01:15:40 Starlink satellite location maybe.
01:15:51 Yeah. So.
01:15:55 Well, this kind of does it.
01:16:04 This is.
01:16:08 How many of those satellites are up?
01:16:11 At any given moment.
01:16:17 I mean, the planet is basically blanketed.
01:16:20 With these satellites and I think there's.
01:16:22 Even more of them up now.
01:16:24 Because I'm not.
01:16:25 Sure. What what?
01:16:27 When this is from, but they're always putting these.
01:16:29 ******* things up.
01:16:31 In terms of what I could use it for, I mean you know like the.
01:16:34 It's like I said, it's one of those things where it's like, well, I mean I don't know is it good?
01:16:39 Probably not. You know, just like with 5G though, I, I I don't think it's not good.
01:16:44 Because of some weird.
01:16:46 Radiation thing.
01:16:48 It's just I don't think it's good for them to have this kind of coverage because it's the surveillance state.
01:16:54 And this is going to enable the surveillance state.
01:16:57 Like if you if you think now that you, oh, I'm going to go off grid well the if.
01:17:02 The grid's in space.
01:17:04 You really can't go.
01:17:05 Off grid.
01:17:07 And that's what they're doing is they're blanketing the entire planet with Internet access, which, you know, I guess if if that's what I mean, you're not gonna be able to stop them.
01:17:15 From doing that.
01:17:16 Right.
01:17:17 So would I be able to use it for streaming possibly?
01:17:21 I've thought about signing up for the like the beta test thing, but there's like a waiting list of billion years long, so it's not like.
01:17:27 You know, I haven't bothered.
01:17:29 With it.
01:17:30 But yeah, they're they're uh.
01:17:34 They've pretty much blanketed the earth with these things.
01:17:43 Between you, catboy Kenny, Gypsy crusader who is the most handsome, most handsome?
01:17:51 Are about the most handsome.
01:17:54 I think I think.
01:17:58 You know what? I'm.
01:17:58 Going to say me.
01:18:02 Is that an objective opinion?
01:18:08 Remember to disavow unnecessary infighting over Christianity or paganism.
01:18:15 Yeah, I mean, I.
01:18:16 I've I've talked about that a bunch.
01:18:17 It's in.
01:18:19 There's a lot of unnecessary infighting and that's one of those things.
01:18:22 I don't think that it's unfair to to.
01:18:24 Not like like.
01:18:25 I don't think it's unfair to have conversations about is if one of our problems.
01:18:32 Is people motivating and people you know like for example, the trusting the plan stuff, right?
01:18:39 If there is some truth to the criticism of Christianity that some of this is coming from that theology, then that that something should be talked about.
01:18:50 And there's obviously there's all kinds of different kinds of Christianity.
01:18:53 There's a lot of problems with paganism, too.
01:18:55 I mean, the fact that there's zero establishments.
01:18:57 But I'll tell you what my one of my biggest complaints about paganism used to be like, well, I mean, there's no such thing really as like, a Pagan church, right?
01:19:06 It's it seems like pagans are always like islands.
01:19:09 In a in a in a, you know empty CC like.
01:19:13 It's not like it's not an organized religion, but increasingly that's less of a big deal simply because, OK, well, yeah.
01:19:20 Christians are are more established and they have communities already and they've got, you know, the the power of their establishment and the money and everything that goes with it.
01:19:30 But is there a Christian sect that's?
01:19:34 That's on our side.
01:19:36 Not really.
01:19:38 I mean, not really, I can't think.
01:19:40 Of one in.
01:19:41 Fact I can think of several that are that work actively against us.
01:19:45 You know Catholicism as an institution.
01:19:47 I'm just talking as an institution.
01:19:48 I mean the Members, but I mean as an.
01:19:50 Institution Catholicism.
01:19:52 I look at the Pope.
01:19:53 I mean, is the.
01:19:53 Pope on our.
01:19:54 Side no I.
01:19:55 Mean Mormons? No.
01:19:59 You know, they they don't care about demographic change.
01:20:01 I mean, if anything, a lot of these churches see, that's the thing.
01:20:04 A lot of these Christian churches, they view the demographic.
01:20:06 Change the same way the GOP does.
01:20:09 Oh, it's just it's new people.
01:20:12 It's new.
01:20:12 Instead of new people, the tax and overwork and all this other stuff, it's new members to.
01:20:16 Pay tithing.
01:20:19 That's just the way it is.
01:20:22 And that's the way it's probably always going to be.
01:20:25 I don't see that because there's not an ethnic component to Christianity.
01:20:31 I don't see how that would ever change.
01:20:35 You know the the reason why Jews have such an upper hand when it comes to their religion, serving their group interest is there's an ethnic component to it.
01:20:45 And white people don't have anything like that.
01:20:47 And you can't even, I mean, I guess, I mean there's that one was in Oklahoma, there's that one white Pagan church and people like just.
01:20:55 You know, pagans like to point that out, but it's like, I mean, come on.
01:20:57 It's like 12 guys you're talking about.
01:20:59 So you can't really even say that that.
01:21:01 I mean, there's really no white religion.
01:21:05 So there's no ethnic, but you're right.
01:21:07 I mean, I I kind of feel like.
01:21:11 I mean, I I've always thought that if.
01:21:15 If there was a theological glue that could hold white people together.
01:21:24 We wouldn't be in this mess and that glue used to be Christianity.
01:21:31 It's not so much these days.
01:21:33 Part of that's because the institutions themselves have kind of, you know, gone wokey just like in that cartoon.
01:21:40 Right?
01:21:41 Right.
01:21:41 I mean, look, how many Christian churches?
01:21:45 If we go to.
01:21:49 Where is this at?
01:21:56 You know how many Christian churches are?
01:21:59 Some version of this?
01:22:03 A lot a.
01:22:04 Lot and not just Protestants.
01:22:06 I mean, a lot of Catholic churches, same thing.
01:22:09 You know, I mean they, they they don't have a woman necessarily.
01:22:12 But I mean, is that really that?
01:22:14 Far off, I mean, be realistic.
01:22:19 You know that's that's the one thing I.
01:22:21 Mean I guess.
01:22:22 You got Catholics holding the line on that.
01:22:23 You got Mormons holding the line on that.
01:22:25 And I think once you cross that line that that's.
01:22:28 When it's really over.
01:22:31 You know, that's when the patriarchy is really dead.
01:22:34 But we don't have the institutions, increasingly the.
01:22:37 Reason why in fact.
01:22:38 The infighting is useless, is increasingly the religious question is irrelevant.
01:22:47 I mean it just is.
01:22:49 You know, because what what's you know, it almost seems like you're fighting over.
01:22:55 It's almost like you're trying to divide each other based on musical.
01:22:59 Preference at this.
01:23:00 Point because that's not going to help us.
01:23:02 It's not going to matter.
01:23:03 It's almost like you're saying.
01:23:04 Well, we're the whites that like, heavy metal.
01:23:06 Well, we're the whites that.
01:23:07 Like country music.
01:23:09 So what?
01:23:11 Like that, neither one of.
01:23:12 You gets an advantage because of your Music Choice.
01:23:18 And in many.
01:23:18 Ways neither one of those groups gets an advantage.
01:23:21 If you're the Christian or the the Pagan, there's not really an advantage.
01:23:26 You know, there's not, like, well, you know clearly.
01:23:30 If everyone was was was this theology, it would be.
01:23:33 Better and it?
01:23:33 Really wouldn't be.
01:23:36 You know there there you could say, like I said, there are certain sects, there's there's certain parts of Christianity that do seem like it's built in, that they're subservient to Jews.
01:23:47 I mean that look, sorry, that's just that's the truth.
01:23:49 There's a lot of Protestants that are.
01:23:53 I mean.
01:23:53 It's not like a conspiracy.
01:23:55 Or secret. They're they're outwardly.
01:23:58 The Jews to the extent where you've got like the Noah hides and all that stuff, right.
01:24:02 And that's real.
01:24:03 That's real, but I think that's like a.
01:24:06 That's that's not like a a major problem.
01:24:10 I think that's a major problem.
01:24:12 Perhaps with older generations that are more church going.
01:24:16 But the fact of the matter is.
01:24:20 I'm almost in a way you could say one of the Silver Linings to church attendance going in the ******* toilet is that's increasingly not a problem.
01:24:28 Like that's a problem for like my parents, right?
01:24:31 That's a problem for like and not not my parents specifically.
01:24:35 Maybe a little bit because I think there there is a little bit of that.
01:24:37 In in Mormonism a.
01:24:38 Little bit of that.
01:24:40 Not subservience, but like a reverence towards Jews.
01:24:43 Right and.
01:24:44 And I would say that that's probably true of a lot of Protestant Christians, right?
01:24:51 Increasingly, that's becoming irrelevant because just look, I mean Gen.
01:24:54 X millennials and certainly.
01:24:55 Gen. Z. They're just.
01:24:57 Let them just don't go to church.
01:24:59 So it's not even really becoming like a thing I.
01:25:01 And if you're.
01:25:01 Christian, it's it's kind of like you're Christian.
01:25:03 Like I'm Christian where?
01:25:04 It's like, yeah, you know, like my values come from that.
01:25:07 And I I I think it's a good vehicle to transmit a lot of complicated ethical problems to young people.
01:25:14 But I, you know, it's not like I don't feel any kind of.
01:25:20 Again, reverence towards Israel or.
01:25:22 You know what I mean?
01:25:23 I I tweeted out the other day something that that illustrates the promise Zionist.
01:25:28 I just simply and I've said this before, but I just simply said the problem with American Zionists is if you just do this mind exercise, pretend that there's two nuclear missiles that have been launched and one of them is going to hit.
01:25:43 Jerusalem and one of them's going to hit a random city in the United States, and you can only stop one.
01:25:49 Of them.
01:25:50 Which one do you stop?
01:25:53 And the Zionist will stop the one that's going to hit Jerusalem because again, they feel a special reverence for that.
01:26:04 Now the irony is of course you should stop the one if you really felt that if you really believed it, you would stop the one coming to America because God would stop the one going to Jerusalem, right?
01:26:14 Is not the thing that you guys.
01:26:15 Ohh. God's gonna fix it.
01:26:16 In the end, right?
01:26:19 But anyway, there is yeah, there is that problem, but with the pagans, there's a lot of problems too.
01:26:24 I mean, the the fact that there's no uniform beliefs, really, it just seems to be like a buffet of of values.
01:26:30 You know, it's like pick and choose kind of a thing and there's no uniformity to it.
01:26:34 There's no.
01:26:37 You know, there's, like, again, there's zero establishment.
01:26:39 It's not that, like, your establishment is not even on your side.
01:26:41 If that doesn't exist.
01:26:43 And yeah it it it.
01:26:46 Atheism doesn't really help out anybody either, so it's just I I kind of feel like at this point, if you're arguing about it, it it's, yeah, there are some problems, but it it, it's about as helpful as trying to divide each other based on their favorite band.
01:27:01 It doesn't really make any difference.
01:27:02 Ultimately, what matter.
01:27:04 Blood is thicker than water.
01:27:06 I mean, when it comes right down to it, the, the globalists wouldn't care if everyone was Christian or everyone was Pagan if nobody was white.
01:27:14 Right.
01:27:16 You know, that's a true statement.
01:27:19 Right.
01:27:21 The globalists, the Jews, the whoever you want to call it, you.
01:27:24 Know the bankers.
01:27:27 They wouldn't care if everyone was Mormon if everyone was Catholic.
01:27:30 If everyone was Pagan.
01:27:32 If nobody was white.
01:27:38 So, so trying to fight.
01:27:40 Over you know who has the best theology?
01:27:42 Really doesn't matter.
01:27:43 Our problem is not a theological 1, the.
01:27:46 Only you know, like I said, there is.
01:27:48 There's truth to the fact that yeah, that's.
01:27:50 Something that would be great.
01:27:51 It would be a great glue to put.
01:27:53 That would hold us all together in the same way.
01:27:55 That Jews have that.
01:27:56 Ethnic glue.
01:27:57 But look, most Jews aren't really religious.
01:28:02 Right, like.
01:28:02 A lot of these atheist Jews feel the same reverence towards Israel.
01:28:08 So it's I in a lot of ways.
01:28:10 Even though you know they they do have a religion that is, that is ethnically.
01:28:16 I mean intertwined.
01:28:19 It doesn't seem to be a necessary component to their tribalism.
01:28:24 So why does it have to be a?
01:28:25 Necessary component for ours.
01:28:30 I don't think it really was a huge deal to have some.
01:28:36 I don't think that it was religious diversity in America that that created a lot of the problems that we have.
01:28:43 I think it was ethnic diversity that created the problems.
01:28:47 You know, like when.
01:28:49 You know, in the 1800s when you had Mormons just starting out and you had Catholics, you know, just starting to show up and all these Protestants and stuff like that, there was certainly divisions and. And I'm sure there were problems that that arose out of that. But I don't think that's.
01:29:04 That even compares even a.
01:29:06 Little bit.
01:29:07 To the kinds of problems we see today, when you see the the attacks on grandmas walking down the street and some guy just goes and cold ***** her and sometimes kills her.
01:29:17 Is that like a?
01:29:18 A a a case of a an.
01:29:21 Atheist punching a Catholic?
01:29:26 That's it's an ethnic thing.
01:29:29 The problems that we have.
01:29:31 Are our ethnic in nature and so focusing on theology look, it's good to have those discussions, and it makes things interesting and and maybe something will come.
01:29:41 Out of them.
01:29:42 But using them as as any kind of 1 upsmanship is it's it's ********.
01:29:48 So hopefully that answers your.
01:29:51 Your question.
01:29:54 UM.
01:29:59 All right, let's take a look here.
01:30:01 Christianity is responsible for more white people dying over centuries than anything that has come before or since.
01:30:07 I don't know.
01:30:08 I think that's a little ridiculous.
01:30:09 I don't think that Christianity was what was killing white people in in, you know, Soviet Russia or or even really during World War 2.
01:30:20 I don't think that was Christianity killing people.
01:30:24 Interesting fact about self aware Jews Bobby Fischer and Ron Moons.
01:30:31 They were both born from extramarital affairs of Jewish university professors with leftist, activist Jewish women and were raised by single mothers.
01:30:42 You know, that's interesting.
01:30:44 So do you.
01:30:45 I do I not go to church.
01:30:46 But I agree, Christian.
01:30:47 Values are the best morality.
01:30:50 Think the best are the ones that.
01:30:51 I was raised with.
01:30:52 I'm sure that there there's other.
01:30:56 Ways of communicating some of the same values, but it's what I was raised with. It's it's tied to me and my family going back generations and you know, like I said, my, my family's been Mormon since Mormons existed. Like my family were the they were some of the 1st.
01:31:11 Mormons. So it's like.
01:31:14 You know, it's in a weird way.
01:31:17 It kind of feels a little ethnic.
01:31:19 That you have a Mormon thing.
01:31:21 But no, it's not the only answer.
01:31:24 And it's less important than the than some of these other things.
01:31:30 Would you breed if you had bad genetics like schizophrenia, which can be inherited?
01:31:35 Also, it seems pointless to me to place a child in this ******.
01:31:39 Up world.
01:31:40 I I don't know.
01:31:42 It depends on how bad, like how.
01:31:44 Bad your genetics are, but at the.
01:31:47 Same time look.
01:31:49 I I wouldn't.
01:31:50 I wouldn't suggest anyone refrain from breeding at this point.
01:31:53 We're our numbers are going down and you never know what.
01:31:56 You're going to get.
01:31:57 That's the that's the beauty of genetics is you are kind of just rolling the dice.
01:32:01 I mean, yeah you can.
01:32:02 You have a little bit of control, right?
01:32:03 You don't want to.
01:32:04 I mean you want.
01:32:05 That's why you're attracted to some people and not other people.
01:32:07 Right?
01:32:07 That's really that's your brain.
01:32:09 Assessing them genetically and trying to find someone that's a good genetic, you know, in terms of it's a woman.
01:32:17 It's a.
01:32:18 It's a good genetic vessel to to mix your genetics with, right?
01:32:22 But at the same time it's like.
01:32:25 You know you.
01:32:26 Get weird.
01:32:26 Sometimes you get weird.
01:32:27 Results when you.
01:32:28 Breed different things.
01:32:30 You know, there's like that cat.
01:32:31 It's called a Cheeto.
01:32:32 Where you breed these.
01:32:33 2 cats that look nothing like a cheetah and they make a cat that looks like a cheetah called a cheetah.
01:32:40 Really cool.
01:32:40 I don't.
01:32:41 I want one someday, but.
01:32:42 But it's like you never know it's.
01:32:44 Just one of those things where you never know what you're going to get.
01:32:49 How do you Maga religious zealots join the army and rationalize thou?
01:32:52 Shalt not kill commandment.
01:32:54 Well, they just they drinking the kool-aid.
01:32:56 They I don't think.
01:32:58 I don't think thou shall not kill.
01:32:59 Doesn't apply to like war I.
01:33:01 Mean there's tons.
01:33:02 Of situations in the Bible where God.
01:33:05 'S commanding people to go to war.
01:33:07 And stuff like that war is justified.
01:33:09 Thou shalt not kill.
01:33:10 It's just don't.
01:33:11 It's more like, don't murder, you know.
01:33:14 The white race rose and peaked as a percentage of the world's population and relative military and technological power at a time when nearly all white people were Christian.
01:33:27 Even if Christianity wasn't responsible for this, it did not prevent the rise.
01:33:32 That's another way to.
01:33:32 Look at it.
01:33:34 That's another way.
01:33:34 To look at it.
01:33:36 UM.
01:33:41 You could also say that a lot of the the time bombs that were set were as a result of.
01:33:47 That, but I don't, I don't think.
01:33:49 I think this this.
01:33:51 People have a heart on to for Christianity like.
01:33:54 I think it's totally OK to to discuss it, but these there's people that just hate Christians.
01:33:59 And I don't understand that.
01:34:04 Shouldn't whoops, shouldn't white people breed with non white women to spread intelligent genes even though it would cause single mothers in the process?
01:34:12 White men are in higher demand when it comes to dating.
01:34:15 I I think.
01:34:15 You should.
01:34:17 Not try to make single mothers.
01:34:20 Old school Mormonism is a great way.
01:34:22 To boost population.
01:34:25 Yeah, it is.
01:34:26 That's why they did that.
01:34:28 That's that's exactly why they did that.
01:34:30 You had well there.
01:34:32 There was a practical side to it a lot.
01:34:34 Of the men.
01:34:34 Were killed, so you had a lot of these women who, when the by the time they made it to Utah, right.
01:34:41 But their husbands had been killed and they had.
01:34:44 You know, maybe a couple of kids already and they were single moms, so it was a it was a solution to the single mom question.
01:34:51 And while at the same time, let's get our population up as quickly as possible and it.
01:34:56 Worked I mean.
01:34:57 Utah used to.
01:34:58 I mean now it's.
01:34:59 Almost. It's dwindled down to like maybe what 10% of that?
01:35:03 Maybe maybe 15, but it's pretty low, but it used to be 100% woman and even up.
01:35:08 Until like the.
01:35:10 I want to say 50s and 60s it.
01:35:11 Was still like you know.
01:35:13 Like 75 or something. It was crazy high and.
01:35:16 It was very Mormon.
01:35:18 And that dropped off when mass transit came along.
01:35:22 Have you tried to track down the Bay South African girl from your stream would be awesome to interview her if she's still around.
01:35:29 I have not tried.
01:35:30 That's not a bad idea, though it'd be I.
01:35:32 I'm sure I could find her name.
01:35:34 Somehow I wonder what happened.
01:35:36 To her, she's probably.
01:35:37 I mean, she's.
01:35:38 Probably very old.
01:35:39 I don't know that how easy it'd be to.
01:35:40 Find her, I.
01:35:41 Would guess that she's probably upper class.
01:35:43 A lot of these people, that there was a.
01:35:49 Another one of those videos.
01:35:51 Where there was an Indonesian guy or no, was he Indonesian or he was?
01:35:56 I don't know.
01:35:56 Some kind of jungle Asian and he he went on and like was talking about like ohh how bad racism was.
01:36:02 And these wokes recently I just saw this.
01:36:06 It was like one of those and now this kind of videos, they actually used a clip from.
01:36:11 It was the same.
01:36:11 Forum it wasn't that episode, but it was the same forum of this guy.
01:36:15 And then and they did the same thing they did that they tracked him down today and now he's like some lefty professor or whatever.
01:36:21 And so they did like a.
01:36:22 Now this video over it.
01:36:24 So I'm sure the information as to who these people are is is listed somewhere because they tracked.
01:36:30 That guy down.
01:36:33 UM, let's take a look here.
01:36:39 Very interesting.
01:36:42 Since you feel an ethnic alliance to Mormonism that goes back to the founding.
01:36:45 Stock will your offspring be raised as such?
01:36:48 I probably not.
01:36:51 I mean.
01:36:52 I've I've thought about that.
01:36:53 It's one of those things where it's.
01:36:54 Like I don't.
01:36:55 I don't, I don't.
01:36:57 I don't believe it.
01:36:58 You know, like, I don't think that that happened, you know.
01:37:02 And it's so it's like one of those.
01:37:03 Things where I wouldn't mind teaching them about it in the same way that you would teach them about your family history.
01:37:09 And stuff like that.
01:37:10 And I and I don't mind them understanding that that's that's where their genes come from.
01:37:16 But I don't, I don't.
01:37:18 I don't have faith in the idea that.
01:37:21 Joseph Smith translated some plates they dug up out of the hill in New York, and it was the Book of Mormon.
01:37:27 You know what I mean?
01:37:28 And so I'd.
01:37:29 I'd feel dishonest.
01:37:31 Raising kids with that idea and I I.
01:37:37 But at the same time, I've waffled on that, too, because it's kind of part of me is kind of like, well, I mean, maybe you teach them that anyway, just so that it sticks.
01:37:44 And then when they stop believing in.
01:37:46 It you just don't make a big.
01:37:48 You don't make a.
01:37:49 Big stink out of it.
01:37:50 I don't know.
01:37:51 I don't know.
01:37:51 It's a tough one.
01:37:52 It's a tough one.
01:37:56 Interesting would be great to hear you do some interviews.
01:37:58 I think your high IQ and quick wit would lead to some excellent conversations.
01:38:03 If my Internet was better.
01:38:05 I mean, there's some people that are that have reached out to me and wanted me to be on their streams.
01:38:10 And that's like the big hold up is that my Internet.
01:38:13 Sucks so bad.
01:38:15 I mean, **** my power doesn't even hold up most of the time.
01:38:19 Have you heard of the book?
01:38:21 Let them look West by Marty Phillips.
01:38:24 Check it out.
01:38:24 I think you'll like it.
01:38:25 Have not heard of it.
01:38:27 Let them look W I'll look it up.
01:38:30 We're going to close things down here in a second, though.
01:38:32 I'm just kind of tired like that storm.
01:38:34 When it.
01:38:34 Hit I had to go and chop.
01:38:36 I had.
01:38:37 A bunch of.
01:38:39 Now let me look this before I forget the name.
01:38:40 Let them look West.
01:38:49 Marty Phillips, OK.
01:38:56 Alright, I got it.
01:38:59 Rob Cohen, why does it say Rob Cohen in the description of the first words are Rob Cohen.
01:39:04 I don't like that already.
01:39:06 Rob Cohen has a mission.
01:39:07 He is reluctantly chosen to interview the newly re-elected Wyoming Governor James Alexander, a populist politician who has seemingly reinvented not only his states politics, but also his soul.
01:39:19 No one could be more strongly contrast with Cohen, a big city liberal journalist than the rural Bible thumping Alexander.
01:39:26 And his strained social and religious projects, which include constructing Mount Calvary, a monument to the Christopher's crucifixion atop a man made mountain, Cohen quickly becomes personally invested, and his trip to.
01:39:39 Interview Alexander becomes a joust, pinning his nihilism against the faith of.
01:39:44 The people whom he.
01:39:45 Meets and he seeks to discern the lie he has convinced hides.
01:39:49 At the heart.
01:39:50 Of the.
01:39:51 So it's about a Jew that goes to a religious part of.
01:39:53 The country and and.
01:39:55 And tries to **** on them.
01:39:57 But then I don't know and then something happens.
01:39:59 I don't know is this is this?
01:40:02 Is this fiction?
01:40:05 Like did this happen?
01:40:08 Where does it say it doesn't say?
01:40:13 Ah, you know, whatever.
01:40:14 I'll put it.
01:40:16 I'll I'll bookmark it.
01:40:18 We'll see.
01:40:26 Is there a way?
01:40:27 We could share videos that may be interesting for this stream.
01:40:29 I mean, once I have the discord, actually, I have to look.
01:40:33 I'm sorry guys.
01:40:34 I've dropped the ball on that.
01:40:35 It's just that, like, ****, I mean, like today, there was a ******* tornado, you know?
01:40:38 I mean, like, every day, it's something it's been like, it's just been like never ending over here.
01:40:43 And but it's still, you know, ultimately it still comes down to like I just haven't, I haven't made the time to do it.
01:40:49 And I I will make the time to do it it.
01:40:52 Just I I don't know why I kind of was hoping it would just kind of work itself out, but I feel like there's, like I said, there's like some drama.
01:41:00 There's two different I don't even know people are going to it now.
01:41:04 Been to the servers in.
01:41:05 Like a couple of weeks.
01:41:07 I will go in there in the next couple of days.
01:41:09 I'm super busy right now with a contract that's ending really in the next couple of days.
01:41:15 So, like, that's been another issue too is I'm trying to meet a deadline which isn't easy when your power keeps going out and ******* the Tornadoes keep blowing parts of your ceiling or roof up.
01:41:25 So it's.
01:41:27 And you know, it's just been.
01:41:28 A thing, but yeah, that's.
01:41:29 That'll be the way to.
01:41:30 Do it.
01:41:30 You can, you can always.
01:41:32 I I look, I get so many DM's on Twitter I don't check the DMS on Twitter very often because I just get so ******* many of them. But you could send it and I might see it.
01:41:44 UM.
01:41:46 And I'm sorry I can't give you better than that, but that would be a way to to.
01:41:49 Do it I I mean.
01:41:52 I go and check every once in a while.
01:41:56 Uh. Let's see here.
01:41:59 Someone says discord drama is pretty much sorted now.
01:42:02 It's chill.
01:42:02 OK, well, that's good.
01:42:03 Then go to the discord.
01:42:05 And I'll just, I'll have to advertise that more.
01:42:08 Here's something about the discord guys, and then we'll wrap things up.
01:42:12 the OR someone asked me did about classified cat and I'll just answer that real quick just because.
01:42:20 He's fine.
01:42:21 That was the first thing that happened though.
01:42:23 When the when?
01:42:23 The If it really was a tornado.
01:42:25 I don't know if it was, that's just what the neighbor said.
01:42:27 I didn't see a tornado.
01:42:29 I just saw, like, **** smacking around and everything else.
01:42:31 But like classified cat sensed, it was coming.
01:42:35 Because before all that happened, classified cat like.
01:42:39 And like like.
01:42:40 Lapped further than I've seen him leap and just disappeared, and now he's, you know, he's fine now.
01:42:45 Everything's kosher again. I shouldn't see you. See how much they've they've infected our our.
01:42:53 Even our words, I can't say.
01:42:54 Stick or kosher?
01:42:57 All that stuff anyway, part of that's just the 90s, the 90s were so philosemitic.
01:43:02 I don't know what it was about the 90s that made Jewish culture so, because it went from being like in the background to being celebrated with stuff with, like, Seinfeld.
01:43:10 And then it, you know, which bled into Curb Your Enthusiasm, just like the Jewishness of the 90s.
01:43:15 Where it was just like it was.
01:43:16 I just, I mean, I don't know what it.
01:43:19 Was I don't know why.
01:43:23 Now classified cat's fine. Everything's cool with that. Yeah, someone just some chat. Yadda yadda yadda. Same thing. Yeah, it's just, it's so in there.
01:43:32 All right.
01:43:33 What was what was I going to answer?
01:43:35 Oh, yeah.
01:43:35 I was going.
01:43:36 To talk about the the.
01:43:37 Here's the thing with the discord guys.
01:43:40 They are obviously trying to arrest people for anything.
01:43:46 You know, like it used to.
01:43:48 It was kind of a meme before, like, don't fed post, but now it's like, no, really, seriously, don't fed post.
01:43:53 Because, I mean, they're it.
01:43:56 They're just saying it.
01:43:57 They're saying that they're making lists.
01:44:00 They're saying they're making lists and they're checking them twice and they're trying to find out if who's naughty and who's white, you know, like that's that's it's.
01:44:10 And they're doing that crazy **** like that with that stupid kid.
01:44:13 That fake kidnapping of that governor that now it turns out like, of course, everyone involved was a fed, basically like there was, like 2 guys like 2 ******** that like, just apparently didn't have any friends that went along with it who weren't feds.
01:44:27 And like everyone else were, was feds, including the people who came.
01:44:30 Up with the plan.
01:44:33 And so you got and look the.
01:44:34 Same thing with January 6th, right?
01:44:37 January 6th.
01:44:39 It seems like there was a lot of feds.
01:44:41 Involved with that too, right?
01:44:46 So it's.
01:44:48 It's looking like they're trying really, really ******* hard to.
01:44:53 To just find a reason to just ******* find a reason.
01:44:56 They just gave that guy eight months.
01:44:58 There's a guy that got sentenced to 8 months today and he's look he's.
01:45:01 Been in jail?
01:45:02 Not this whole time, because I think he got bailed out at.
01:45:05 A certain point, but he.
01:45:06 He was in jail already for a little bit.
01:45:08 And he just walked in and he waved like he didn't.
01:45:10 He wasn't fighting people.
01:45:12 Nothing on anything that he was charged with nothing.
01:45:15 There's no violence anywhere.
01:45:18 In his charges that he.
01:45:19 Got convicted of.
01:45:20 He just literally walked.
01:45:21 In and wove a Trump flag around on the Senate floor.
01:45:28 Now he's doing 8 months.
01:45:30 In addition to, like his lawyer fees and everything else.
01:45:33 And so they're just, they're just itching to ******* lock people up.
01:45:38 And it's just going to get increasingly more psycho, especially as they they they push some.
01:45:43 Of this COVID stuff.
01:45:45 I mean, I think what did I put on?
01:45:47 My telegram the other day let me back up the telegram.
01:45:51 Here, let me see.
01:45:53 Well, look, this doesn't help things.
01:45:55 I mean, it's it's good for us just.
01:45:57 Being a telegram let.
01:45:57 Me just pop this up.
01:46:00 This has them nervous.
01:46:03 You got to go here.
01:46:10 This right here.
01:46:13 Has them nervous as ****.
01:46:18 Now, if you're just listening, this is a map of the United States that shows the percentage of people who support secession.
01:46:26 Well, here's a crazy thing.
01:46:29 Especially in the South, look, half the Democrats support secession. Over half the Republicans support secession and 20% of the independents support secession.
01:46:41 So you can.
01:46:42 Conclude that out of the southern states, which in this map includes Texas.
01:46:48 Almost half the people.
01:46:51 According to the number here 44%.
01:46:55 Supports secession.
01:47:01 Excuse me.
01:47:03 When was the last time that was a real?
01:47:10 And a third of the country at least.
01:47:12 In every other.
01:47:17 Supports the session.
01:47:22 Close to 40% of the West Coast.
01:47:27 Supports secession.
01:47:29 This freaks them the **** out.
01:47:33 And honestly, this is what we should be talking about.
01:47:37 We should be talking about peaceful ways of of making this happen, because this seems to.
01:47:40 Be what everyone wants.
01:47:45 It would make things a lot more manageable.
01:47:49 And that's part of.
01:47:50 The problem with the the centralized power.
01:47:53 There's a lot of advantages to centralized power, and there's a lot of fascists that like, that's what they want.
01:47:58 But look.
01:48:01 What makes it?
01:48:05 Is that you have a a tiny city on the East Coast full of pedophiles and psychopaths and psychopathic pedophiles.
01:48:14 That are making.
01:48:15 All these decisions.
01:48:16 And their proximity to you, I mean.
01:48:19 You're so far away you don't.
01:48:21 You don't scare them.
01:48:22 These numbers here scare them.
01:48:27 The 6th didn't scare them.
01:48:30 The idea that something like the six would evolve into something else scares them, but the six in and of itself, I mean that nothing.
01:48:38 It was just it was nothing.
01:48:39 It was just the fact that people on the right actually.
01:48:43 You know, crossed the line.
01:48:44 I guess you could say.
01:48:46 You know the the silent majority wasn't silent.
01:48:49 Now of course it took.
01:48:50 Federal agents to make him.
01:48:51 Not be silent.
01:48:55 But you know.
01:48:59 This is what worries them.
01:49:01 Because at the.
01:49:01 End of the day, like I was saying last spring, it's not about the they don't give a **** about the continuity of of government.
01:49:08 It's about the continuity of power and you can't be slicing up their big pie.
01:49:18 So anyway.
01:49:23 In terms of the discord.
01:49:25 Just you gotta be extra ******* careful.
01:49:27 And if people are being paranoid and and and being Benny Mcbane hammer, you understand?
01:49:32 That's why.
01:49:33 I mean it's smart because.
01:49:37 They legit.
01:49:40 Oh, here's I just got to bring this up to you.
01:49:45 See, The funny thing is.
01:49:47 You're also going to have **** like this.
01:49:50 Going on.
01:49:55 You know.
01:49:57 People on the on the left, they talk, you know, the the fear of right wing death squads.
01:50:01 What we should be worried about is training death squads like.
01:50:06 And I'm only halfway joking.
01:50:13 There will come a time in.
01:50:14 Our lifetimes, I'm convinced of that.
01:50:16 I used to think.
01:50:17 Like, oh, you know I.
01:50:18 Don't know.
01:50:18 I I knew from like I.
01:50:20 Knew 1020 years ago, even like, OK.
01:50:22 We're probably going to see.
01:50:23 A civil war soon, but I it might not.
01:50:26 Be when I'm.
01:50:27 Like but it'll be like probably when my kids are alive.
01:50:30 But like it's coming, it's on the way.
01:50:32 And now it's like, I know that there's no question I I feel like there's going to be weird **** like, like actual training death squads doing **** and and look.
01:50:42 When leftist.
01:50:44 Look at the way that.
01:50:45 That look at the way that.
01:50:46 The COVID left this talk about the unvaccinated.
01:50:51 Right.
01:50:51 Like they're they're they're really, honestly, they're talking about just let's just kill.
01:50:55 Them all.
01:51:01 Yeah, it's like I was.
01:51:01 Talking about the zombie movies right, though, they're the infected.
01:51:04 We got.
01:51:04 You know, they're not real people.
01:51:07 That's how they think already.
01:51:10 And your your ideology is just as much of an infection as your your delta variant.
01:51:15 Or whatever the ****.
01:51:17 Anyway, I can't find what I was looking for on my.
01:51:19 I thought I had something else here.
01:51:21 There was a.
01:51:25 Oh, was it?
01:51:26 I thought there was like an article or something that I posted.
01:51:32 I don't.
01:51:32 I can't find it.
01:51:35 Anyway, alright guys.
01:51:40 OK, we are now officially at the two hour.
01:51:42 Mark on the live stream.
01:51:46 So I'm going to go and wrap things.
01:51:49 Up here.
01:51:50 We'll have a longer one on Saturday.
01:51:53 It's just going to.
01:51:53 Be oh, we got one we got.
01:51:55 One more high priest, King Terry.
01:51:58 Can you do a fundraising drive like Red Eyes TV did?
01:52:01 We can probably all pull some cash and upgrade your studio, Internet and roof.
01:52:04 Also far as zero fed posting on discord so far 0.
01:52:09 Alright, that's good.
01:52:11 You know, maybe I think really what I need to do is get.
01:52:15 My ******* book.
01:52:16 Two done and.
01:52:16 We'll just do like a book drive.
01:52:17 How about that?
01:52:18 I don't like.
01:52:19 I like the idea of, like, giving you something for your money.
01:52:21 You know what I mean?
01:52:22 So maybe that could be.
01:52:23 A thing like maybe I could do?
01:52:25 I could just.
01:52:27 So that's the thing I.
01:52:27 Got to just.
01:52:28 ******* get it out the door and.
01:52:30 Maybe I could do something like fancy limited edition hard cover?
01:52:34 I don't know.
01:52:36 I'm I I'm uncomfortable with that whole aspect of things.
01:52:38 As I've mentioned before, but.
01:52:42 Yeah, and don't worry about my roof.
01:52:43 It's I.
01:52:44 Luckily, I've got because the roof was ****** when I moved here.
01:52:48 And so I have a lot of roofing stuff, thank God, because a.
01:52:53 Significant part of it is.
01:52:54 In my backyard right now on the ground.
01:52:57 Like it?
01:52:57 Just not the not.
01:52:58 The part I you know the part.
01:52:59 I fixed is actually.
01:53:00 It's still good, but I I've got.
01:53:02 Luckily, I've got enough roofing.
01:53:04 Enough to fix it.
01:53:05 It was just you gotta remember.
01:53:06 Like, this is like an old place that was built with no building codes.
01:53:10 I mean, there's still no building.
01:53:11 Codes here and so they they use like that cheap.
01:53:16 Roll on roof kind of **** because.
01:53:17 Like look for out here, that's.
01:53:19 Mine usually, and if there's not a tornado, but when there's a tornado that comes against it goes, it goes, it peels.
01:53:26 Right off.
01:53:28 So it's just a matter of rolling on some more roof and hammering in there and sealing it up and and all that stuff.
01:53:34 And so I'll, I'll be doing that tomorrow and.
01:53:37 And trying to get that sealed up because we are going to get some more storms, I think.
01:53:43 UM, but yeah, don't worry about that. It's and the pictures that I was showing with that wall, like, that's not like a building that I'm in.
01:53:51 It's like that's in fact it's just the right now it's just storage.
01:53:55 So it's I'm not.
01:53:56 I'm safe, I'm everything.
01:53:58 'S fine the.
01:53:59 Only thing, in fact, the biggest thing that ****** me off is the cactuses.
01:54:03 Because that is a kick to.
01:54:05 The balls because I did.
01:54:06 Legit lose about a year of cactus.
01:54:08 Growth. Now I'm.
01:54:10 Hoping that because that their root systems are probably still.
01:54:13 OK.
01:54:14 And you know, you know.
01:54:15 Like they'll grow back faster, but that's a kick to the balls.
01:54:20 There's there's some cactuses that took a long time to get to the size that they.
01:54:25 Were that?
01:54:25 Are now pretty much nothing now.
01:54:28 And the oldest, coolest cactus I had snapped at the base like it was an old cactus like that was actually it became like wood.
01:54:36 You know, and those I can replant parts of it, but you can't just ram that wood part in the ground and expect it to reroot anymore.
01:54:43 So I'll I'll be up.
01:54:45 You know.
01:54:45 I'll, I'll chop it up and make it into a few.
01:54:46 More cactuses?
01:54:47 But that you know it.
01:54:49 Is what it is, you know it's these.
01:54:54 These storms happen in the desert.
01:54:55 This was just like a crazy one, you know?
01:54:58 This was like it was crazy.
01:54:59 I've I've lived.
01:55:01 In the desert, a really long time, and this is the most violent storm of this kind I've ever been in my life.
01:55:06 I I was actually a little concerned for like a little bit.
01:55:11 But you know, it also didn't last very super long.
01:55:13 It just.
01:55:15 Oh, and I think I told you guys my ham radio antenna is.
01:55:19 Shattered to bits and all over the place, I I still have to go collect those pieces and I just wasn't going to **** with that while there was still lightning.
01:55:27 And **** going on so anyway.
01:55:30 I'm going to go.
01:55:31 Hope you guys.
01:55:32 Have a wonderful evening.
01:55:34 I will see you again on Saturday for Black pill time, of course.
01:55:40 Devon stag.
01:55:48 You can't possibly get diseases like whooping cough or measles or polio.
01:56:06 You need is a little rewiring.
01:56:08 The children need to be fully immunized and so many are not.
01:56:16 Ask them.
01:56:17 Parents of us.
01:56:18 Are your children fully in life against childhood diseases?
01:56:21 Call your doctor or local health department and find out.
01:56:25 Immunize your children please and may the force be with you.
01:56:32 Send for the parents guide to childhood immunization. It's yours free, right? Immunization, Pueblo Co, 8109.