INSOMNIA STREAM： SUPPER TIME EDITION.mp3

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00:08:19 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:08:23 Supper time.
00:08:24 I'm your host, of course. Devin stack.
00:08:28 It's been a weird week.
00:08:29 Been a weird week in the news.
00:08:34 Lots of stuff going on to some extent.
00:08:36 I don't.
00:08:37 I'm kind of kind of like just kind of burned out on a lot of stuff.
00:08:44 So I just thought I thought that would do something a little more lighthearted, a little more light.
00:08:48 Know.
00:08:49 Kind of isn't but.
00:08:53 You know, what did you expect?
00:08:57 Me suggestion for one of the hyper chats I think maybe even last stream or the stream before that.
00:09:04 I see I.
00:09:05 You guys think I don't actually have? I'm just lying.
00:09:08 Add that to my notes.
00:09:33 I just realized I'm muted.
00:09:40 All right, let's start over again.
00:09:43 Let's start over again.
00:09:47 Welcome to the insomnia stream deja vu.
00:09:50 Hate it when that happens.
00:09:56 Ah, insomnia strain. Suppertime edition.
00:10:00 I'm your host of.
00:10:01 Devin stack. I'm not going to.
00:10:03 Not going to re.
00:10:04 Already did.
00:10:05 I already did it just telepathically.
00:10:10 Telepathically, I was communicating out to the universe and some of you picked up on it.
00:10:16 Some of you didn't, and it just lost.
00:10:20 Lost a time now.
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00:10:22 It wasn't that impressive of a intro.
00:10:25 But anyway I.
00:10:27 Well, The funny thing is.
00:10:31 Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:10:32 I was only made it for a.
00:10:34 You know what it was then? I muted when I was pretending to type on the keyboard.
00:10:40 That's what it was.
00:10:42 Well, OK. The only thing that was muted then was I made the point that when people give suggestions, I don't just pretend to type on the keyboard.
00:10:52 I wasn't just pretending to type on the keyboard. I was.
00:10:55 Apparently I muted myself.
00:10:57 But yeah, the, the, the the notes are real.
00:11:01 And this is one of those times where the suggestion was good, and I thought we'd go for it.
00:11:07 Yeah, it's, it's.
00:11:10 It's interesting that that I haven't heard of.
00:11:14 I guess it's not given it didn't make well actually lost money.
00:11:19 Which will go into a little bit here, but without further ado, let's just dive right in, because there's actually kind of a lot of meat to this.
00:11:31 You wouldn't think so.
00:11:32 You.
00:11:33 Wouldn't think so, but there's actually quite a lot of meat to this.
00:11:39 It's.
00:11:42 Yeah. And it's not just what you might think on the surface, but anyway, let's just stop talking about.
00:11:48 Sorry guys.
00:11:49 It's been a long it's been a long fucking week not to get all beekeeper on you, but yes, it's not looking good.
00:11:56 It's not looking.
00:11:58 It's not looking good on the bee survival rate.
00:12:01 The There's definitely a white genocide going on in my apiaries like the different yards have.
00:12:08 What African eyes be? It's not a lot of European bees these days.
00:12:14 They're they're they haven't, they haven't quite. And and and, you know, there were some that like I said I was.
00:12:19 I was kind of pissed off because I paid for like the Saskatchewan I knew. It was a lot.
00:12:24 Mean these? They're called saskatraz bees. And it's 'cause. They're made in Saskatchewan in Canada.
00:12:31 And they were bred in this isolated area so they could control all the breeding and everything, and they were supposed to be supposed to be like these super.
00:12:39 And I was thinking, wow.
00:12:42 I don't know.
00:12:42 This is kind of a big environmental.
00:12:44 I don't know if they're going to do great and they were doing awesome like up until.
00:12:49 You know, they came as a package in the beginning of the the year and they they had they filled out they they filled in like a whole hive. And I thought man this can be like my strongest hive I'm going to make it but I'm going to GR.
00:13:02 Bunch of Queens.
00:13:04 Use these genetics all.
00:13:07 Well, I mean, I don't know if they're dead.
00:13:09 Not in the hive, though. They're gone.
00:13:12 So probably dead.
00:13:14 And yeah, many such cases anyway.
00:13:18 Enough about that. Yeah. So this is a movie made in 1995.
00:13:26 Smack dab in the middle of the the wonderful 90s that that a lot of people want to go back to.
00:13:33 1995.
00:13:36 And it was the first film.
00:13:40 By.
00:13:41 A new up and coming director.
00:13:46 Her name was.
00:13:48 Let's see here.
00:13:50 There she was.
00:13:52 Stacy. Title Stacy. Title.
00:13:56 She's cousins.
00:13:59 To the wife of Jason Alexander, real name, you know? Well, a lot of people know him as George Costanza, but real name is Jay Scott Greenspan.
00:14:12 But yes, she's clearly Jewish, as is the writer.
00:14:16 It was written by Dan Rosen.
00:14:20 Dan Rosen.
00:14:22 And the cast isn't all Jewish.
00:14:27 Her husband, who she cast in the movie as the Jew in the movie, which we'll get to in a moment.
00:14:33 Jonathan Penner, who was also a contestant on Survivor.
00:14:39 Is obviously Jewish.
00:14:42 Cameron Diaz.
00:14:45 Who is not Jewish herself, but is married to a Jew and had a a Jewish wedding.
00:14:53 Ron Eldard, who also is not Jewish himself but is married to a Jew.
00:15:01 And then the one that I I thought would be Jewish.
00:15:04 I actually thought it.
00:15:05 And you'll see why this is a bad picture. I thought she was like the weird girl from Breakfast Club when I was first watching.
00:15:12 Was like, oh, it's that weird girl.
00:15:13 Jewish, but no, this is.
00:15:17 Annabeth gish.
00:15:19 As far as I can tell, not Jewish.
00:15:23 And then there's Courtney Vance, the black man with a woman's name married to Angela Bassett.
00:15:31 He's like the.
00:15:34 The the fancy.
00:15:38 Fancy a cultured black in Hollywood or or, you know to some extent?
00:15:44 And then of course.
00:15:46 Ron pearlman.
00:15:49 Super Jew, super lefty and in fact, he was so enthusiastic after reading the script, he threatened to break off his friendship with the director Stacy title if he didn't get the role.
00:16:05 And so he was put in a role that really he didn't do a good job in.
00:16:11 I don't think but.
00:16:12 Because he's just. He looks so super.
00:16:16 Like around like Ron Perlman, and he's supposed to play a a kind of a.
00:16:22 A.
00:16:24 Rush Limbaugh type.
00:16:26 He's supposed to be like this waspy Rush Limbaugh type.
00:16:31 But anyway.
00:16:33 Let's dive right in.
00:16:36 The movie starts out with a little bit of foreboding.
00:16:40 It's a very they they call.
00:16:41 A dark.
00:16:42 It's funny how they call this a dark comedy.
00:16:47 Because it's it's not super funny.
00:16:49 It's dark.
00:16:52 I think that's how, especially in the 90s, Jews would get away with just making dark shit, they would say.
00:17:01 It's a dark comedy, you see.
00:17:04 It's extra subversive and explicitly subversive.
00:17:10 But we put jokes in it, so it's fine.
00:17:13 It's OK because there's jokes in it.
00:17:16 Anyway, so it opens up with this foreboding scene.
00:17:31 I.
00:17:49 Find Jenny.
00:17:51 There's a missing little girl.
00:17:54 A missing little girl in town.
00:17:56 'S looking for Jenny.
00:17:59 They then roll through the credits with lots and lots of Jewish last names.
00:18:04 But you kind of get a kind of a anti Christian vibe.
00:18:10 Because just the the imagery is, there's always like something dark happening with a church in the background. In this case with Dan Rosen, who the writer of the movie.
00:18:25 They're apparently shooting people into a mass grave.
00:18:29 How very Jewish of them.
00:18:32 And you know, it's the art style's very.
00:18:38 It's just it's.
00:18:39 It's it's that modernist type of art.
00:18:41 Like oh, it's it's it's OK that it's bad 'cause it's it's intentionally bad.
00:18:49 We then cut to this woman here.
00:18:52 This is the woman that I thought was the quirky girl from breakfast Club and not so much.
00:18:58 And she's trying to grow tomatoes.
00:19:01 There's a storm outside and her pathetic tomato doesn't seem to be doing too well.
00:19:06 Weathering the.
00:19:07 There's a metaphor there, so keep that in mind.
00:19:12 And then she goes in and welcomes her roommates.
00:19:19 Welcome to roommates to sit down and get ready for dinner because she's prepared to spread.
00:19:26 They're expecting they're going to have a a night of political conversation.
00:19:33 I guess it's a tradition where they invite a guest over, and as these graduate students, as they all are.
00:19:42 These intellectual liberal graduate students, they like to sit around the table and discuss politics with someone that.
00:19:50 They find intelligence.
00:19:52 Urgent, uh.
00:19:53 It seems that the National Organization of Women, otherwise known as now, otherwise known as lesbians, fond of plat, have chosen once again to take issue with yours truly.
00:20:06 These angry feminists?
00:20:11 I say angry feminists like there's some other kind.
00:20:15 And there's Ron Perlman doing a bad job of being a Rush Limbaugh type. But of course he's talking about angry feminists.
00:20:24 Angry lesbians.
00:20:28 They're all very disgusted by his rhetoric.
00:20:32 This very multicultural.
00:20:35 Group they've got, they've got, you know.
00:20:39 Diaz, who's half?
00:20:41 Something mixed with the black guy. You got the Jew, you got the white woman.
00:20:49 Who might be Jewish?
00:20:50 Don't know.
00:20:50 She looks so Jewish sometimes, but I don't think she is. And her name Gish. What kind of name is gin? I don't know.
00:20:58 What we need in this country, my friends, is a leadership, someone who can stand up to the Liberals.
00:21:03 We need to return, God darn it, of the promise of the Reagan Bush years.
00:21:09 Time of unequaled growth in this country.
00:21:13 Well, careful folks.
00:21:16 Might get me.
00:21:17 Please.
00:21:18 Did we get this idiot?
00:21:19 Out of our living room.
00:21:21 Oh.
00:21:22 Again, this is based on Rush Limbaugh. At the time you got to think of the context of 1995, you had the Clintons in office and Rush Limbaugh. This was like in his.
00:21:37 I don't want to say it's his.
00:21:38 I don't know when it when it's popularity peak, but this is certainly he was a force to be reckoned with in media and broadcasting.
00:21:45 There was no Internet to speak of, or at least not.
00:21:49 You know, there wasn't streaming.
00:21:51 Mean.
00:21:51 I mean, the technology existed, but no one was really listening to the radio on on the Internet yet you didn't have.
00:22:00 Even a lot of people watching, like conservatives, their only media outlet, was am talk radio.
00:22:08 And then you had like some public access stuff and things like that, but you didn't.
00:22:12 Didn't really.
00:22:13 I mean they.
00:22:14 They had so dropped the ball.
00:22:16 When it came to media and letting Communist Jews basically run.
00:22:23 Every media outlet in in existence that they didn't have a whole lot of you.
00:22:29 Know.
00:22:30 Outlets to where they could they could get their ideas across.
00:22:34 Rush Limbaugh certainly had one of those outlets.
00:22:37 He did have ATV show briefly around this time period.
00:22:41 He was very short.
00:22:42 He just didn't translate well to TV.
00:22:47 And he wasn't super charismatic on camera.
00:22:52 And so I think it lasts like just a couple season or maybe even just one.
00:22:59 Anyway, so one of their last roommates shows up.
00:23:03 And someone had to cancel the guest he was going to bring cancelled. And he also had car trouble coming back home. But not to worry. The man who who helped him.
00:23:18 A conservative guy.
00:23:21 Was driving down and saw that he had broken down the side of the road and stopped to help him.
00:23:27 Zach. Zach. Zach pickle.
00:23:33 He picked me up in his pickup truck.
00:23:35 What was wrong with my Mercedes again?
00:23:36 Crack manifold.
00:23:38 Oh shit.
00:23:41 And my wallet.
00:23:42 What do you mean like?
00:23:46 Thank you, Zach.
00:23:48 Thanks.
00:23:48 These are to take charity.
00:23:50 Well.
00:23:50 I'll see you guys.
00:23:50 No.
00:23:51 No, wait, come on.
00:23:54 Why don't you stay for dinner?
00:23:56 Because we're expecting a guest anyway, we.
00:23:57 A place.
00:23:57 I don't need trouble.
00:23:58 That's pissing in.
00:23:59 No, no, no.
00:24:00 Please, please horrible. You helped us out, so please come on.
00:24:05 So they decide because they don't know that he's a right winger.
00:24:09 A crazy right winger to have him sit down and have dinner with them.
00:24:15 Meanwhile, the car that is broken down the Mercedes is spotted by police and they notice a rifle in the back seat.
00:24:27 Now, of course, there's innocent explanation for this, but this makes the cop want to know more about this vehicle.
00:24:35 And writes down the license plate, especially given the climate of the missing girl.
00:24:44 Meanwhile, the dinner proceeds.
00:24:46 And right away, there's a lot of discomfort in the air as this crazy right winger is sitting down with these liberals.
00:24:57 But I love Michael.
00:24:57 New car.
00:24:58 Yeah, maybe your folks can give you another hand. Me down, Mercedes.
00:25:01 No, Jude, it would have.
00:25:02 To be a new car, you know what?
00:25:06 This way he.
00:25:07 He hates the blacks.
00:25:08 Had that big booty butt, you know.
00:25:11 No, you're looking for me.
00:25:12 He was like.
00:25:13 Excuse me. Yeah.
00:25:15 Don't you all forget something?
00:25:18 Hello.
00:25:18 A we have our salad after the main course, European style.
00:25:21 No, I mean grace.
00:25:23 We don't speak race.
00:25:24 You don't want to thank somebody for putting this nice food on your table.
00:25:28 Yeah.
00:25:33 I.
00:25:38 I.
00:25:40 And he's a psycho because he wants to pray over his meal.
00:25:47 Look at this fucking nut job. Praying before we eat.
00:25:50 Holy shit. The Jew thinks it's hilarious.
00:25:54 He's like, Oh my God, can you look any more 90s cringe with my my goatee and my earring?
00:26:01 Look at look.
00:26:02 At this this bumpkin, this country bumpkin praying.
00:26:06 Cameron Diaz is like, I got a lot of that fucking guy.
00:26:09 I can't believe it.
00:26:11 It's hilarious, and already everyone at the table is uncomfortable.
00:26:16 Now one of the things I want you to want to point out is there's a huge difference between.
00:26:21 The way.
00:26:23 Liberals and conservatives were viewed in 1995 versus today.
00:26:29 In fact, one of the things you're going to notice is how much.
00:26:35 Magga.
00:26:36 Resembles.
00:26:39 The Liberals at this table.
00:26:42 How much the?
00:26:45 The Overton window has shifted, you might say.
00:26:49 You know, it's funny because there's a lot of people that seem to think that we're all we're winning.
00:26:53 Why all these?
00:26:54 That's why we have all this popular support all the sudden.
00:26:59 Well, I mean, I guess if you if you weren't alive in 1995 and don't realize how much how much ground you've lost maybe.
00:27:08 But you know, this whole thing that the people like Elon Musk with, apparently who has a new baby.
00:27:15 Elon Musk.
00:27:19 He likes to say things like and you've probably heard this from a lot of Democrats or former Democrats.
00:27:24 Oh, we didn't leave the left. The left left us.
00:27:29 Well, that would imply the right came to you.
00:27:34 'Cause, if you didn't, if you didn't go to the right.
00:27:38 You just stayed where you were in 1995 and now you represent the right.
00:27:46 That's not the the big win that a lot of people in the right.
00:27:49 Seem to think that it is.
00:27:51 That means you are the leftist of 1995.
00:27:58 And they kind of are.
00:27:59 Don't get me wrong, the psychology is different.
00:28:02 The psychology is totally different.
00:28:05 Similar in some ways.
00:28:10 Also you got to remember this is made.
00:28:12 Hollywood Jews.
00:28:15 Hollywood Communist Jews who are going to exaggerate a little bit some aspects of conservatives in 1995.
00:28:26 But it's really not.
00:28:29 Too wild?
00:28:30 In fact.
00:28:33 What you're about to hear?
00:28:35 From game over, man.
00:28:38 By the way, this is they were shooting Apollo 13, you know, movie The 90s movie, Apollo 13, they were shooting Apollo 13.
00:28:49 Know Bill Paxton is the, you know, the game over man from aliens.
00:28:54 Guy who's the conservative?
00:28:56 Took a weekend off and played this.
00:29:00 Lay this role as a favor because there was a very low budget movie, so it went from like basically the biggest blockbuster.
00:29:08 In existence at the time to to this very important film.
00:29:14 But as you'll notice, a lot of what he's saying.
00:29:19 It it, it really doesn't sound.
00:29:23 Too out of step with what?
00:29:24 Lot of.
00:29:26 You might believe.
00:29:30 So have a little listen to.
00:29:34 The Bill Paxton here and his performance as a right winger in 1995 that is disturbing to the leftist graduate students.
00:29:45 And what do you?
00:29:46 Do again. Don't you know I'm a professional basketball player?
00:29:52 You making fun of me?
00:29:56 I'm getting my pH. D in political.
00:29:58 Act.
00:29:59 That means I'm going to be a doctor.
00:30:03 It's have you always driven a truck?
00:30:04 No, I.
00:30:07 Was in the Marines.
00:30:09 I was in the war.
00:30:12 War desert storm.
00:30:13 What war?
00:30:17 Is that really a war?
00:30:19 I just thought there was a Republican commercial campaign.
00:30:24 You got a problem with patriotism?
00:30:26 Is it concert? No.
00:30:28 Well, I love my country and I'll fight anyone that says different.
00:30:32 Who is Joey Goebel's 1933?
00:30:37 All right, he's already comparing him to.
00:30:42 Nazis.
00:30:44 And you know the Jew with his big shooting grin.
00:30:48 But anyway the the what you'll.
00:30:50 Like I said, you're going to see a weird a weird juxtaposition here, because the liberals at the table, the left wingers at the table.
00:30:59 Who are supposed to be the relatable ones?
00:31:02 These are the the the educated audience members are supposed to relate to these guys, and they're supposed to look at Bill Paxton like he's some kind of.
00:31:13 You know, idiot. Some kind of jarhead?
00:31:16 He's now again the the the wars for Israel aside.
00:31:22 You know, notwithstanding, you understand the context of 1995.
00:31:30 The the, the, the, the right wing propaganda was strong in in when during Desert Storm so but anyway the that now was standing. What you're going to hear next is going to be.
00:31:45 A funny I.
00:31:46 Juxtaposition between what Maga really is.
00:31:51 And what a lot of people think, Maga think Maga is.
00:31:54 And by the way, people on the left and the right what they think it is.
00:31:57 Because you're going to hear him say.
00:31:59 Based shit.
00:32:02 And they're going to be horrified by it. And a lot of people think leftist and and right wingers alike think that the Trump administration and mega generally, and conservatives and the the modern right basically is represented by what Bill Paxton says.
00:32:19 When I would submit to you, it is more realistically represented by the Liberals at the table.
00:32:28 I don't think the Germans were actually.
00:32:30 I think it was a hysterical wave of nationalism.
00:32:33 Same thing.
00:32:34 Patriotism leads to nationalism.
00:32:36 No.
00:32:37 Which one had the the the designated hitter?
00:32:37 1.
00:32:40 Rule.
00:32:41 Hey had the right idea.
00:32:47 Thank you.
00:32:47 Excuse me.
00:32:50 That.
00:32:50 Was an extraordinary statement, Zach.
00:32:52 I'm not saying the killing Jews was right. If he really did. I mean, there's no real proof, you know.
00:32:52 I'm.
00:32:54 Oh.
00:32:59 He killed 6,000,000 Jews.
00:33:02 And and millions of gypsies and Catholics.
00:33:04 All numbers really.
00:33:06 Nobody can prove it. Funny, ain't.
00:33:09 When it comes to buying shit, the Jews are always bringing the numbers.
00:33:12 2000 for this old call give you 1200 tops, right. When it comes to WW2, they're always pushing the numbers up, first at 6,000,000, then at 7 million.
00:33:23 Alright.
00:33:26 And like I said, there's a lot of people on the right that think that's representative of mainstream right wing right now.
00:33:32 Obviously not. Jews run the mainstream right wing.
00:33:36 They're more like the people at the table that are shocked and want to.
00:33:41 To claim that actually it was 6,000,000 and that's low IQ anti-Semitism what this guy is saying.
00:33:48 What do you think in your vastly finite wisdom that Hitler had the right idea about?
00:33:56 Well, it's common knowledge that the Jews, no offense, were stealing money for the German people, just like they do here now.
00:34:05 OK, OK.
00:34:05 It's a fact.
00:34:06 First of all, the Jews were German. OK, now come on.
00:34:08 So come on Tuesday like.
00:34:10 No, no. Come on. Jews ain't like that.
00:34:13 It's always being a Jew first.
00:34:15 Oh, I should help. Yeah.
00:34:16 That's why everybody hates them.
00:34:18 Everybody does not hate the Jews.
00:34:19 I thought you're thinking about people who can read.
00:34:23 Yeah, again.
00:34:25 Once again, it's it's it's the James Lindsay.
00:34:28 He's he's part of the woke, right?
00:34:30 Talking about how there's dual loyalties and look, that's certainly not something that you can believe if you believe that and think that Trump's going to fix something, you know the country with.
00:34:42 A administration that's.
00:34:44 That's, let's face it, very.
00:34:46 Even the Christian elements or members of the.
00:34:50 The cabinet are extremely pro Jewish.
00:34:55 You know, I don't know how you square the two.
00:34:58 But they're more I I would submit to you that the mainstream is more like the people sitting at the table that are like, hey, you know, that's that's low IQ, anti-Semitism there.
00:35:10 Well, he's spitting facts.
00:35:14 Mark.
00:35:16 You're a Jew, right?
00:35:18 Right.
00:35:19 All right.
00:35:21 The US was to go to war against Israel.
00:35:24 Who would you fight for?
00:35:28 Again, this these are the kinds of arguments you see on Twitter today.
00:35:33 Now I.
00:35:33 I'll just tell you this is not the kind of talk you saw from Republicans in 1995.
00:35:39 The Neo Cons were in full control.
00:35:43 They were. I mean, prepping for 9/11, for fucks sake.
00:35:47 Like this guy is the hyperbolic version of a right winger, and it gets even.
00:35:54 Gets radically it gets way more hyperbolic here in a moment.
00:35:58 But this was the the Hollywood Jew view of the secret thoughts of a conservative.
00:36:06 And it's the Hollywood Jew view of of Trump today that he's secretly Hitler, or that, you know, Elon Musk is Hitler or, you know, and there's a lot of people on the right that want to believe that shit, too.
00:36:17 There's Trump Derangement syndrome on both sides.
00:36:21 There are people that are that think that Trump is literally Hitler and he's going to March all the trannies into death camps and that's a bad thing.
00:36:29 But then there's people that think the exact same thing and just it's that it's a good thing.
00:36:34 Like they think the same things about.
00:36:35 It's just, you know, whether or not they think it's a good thing or.
00:36:39 But there's the his biggest fans and enemies both suffer from Trump Derangement syndrome, at any rate.
00:36:46 So he points out the dual loyalty.
00:36:48 Issue that hey, if the if the United States went to war with Israel.
00:36:54 Who?
00:36:54 What side would you fight on?
00:36:56 You have a conflict here.
00:36:59 Well, I guess that would be the side.
00:37:01 Paid me the most.
00:37:04 How about you, Luke?
00:37:06 The US was to fight Africa.
00:37:08 Africa is the continent.
00:37:09 Yeah. Which side would you take?
00:37:13 Well, what if the US went to war against whatever Louisiana swamp you come from?
00:37:19 How's that for heavy?
00:37:20 Calling people names.
00:37:22 That ain't polite.
00:37:23 Of.
00:37:24 Course.
00:37:26 That's always been the trouble with colored people. Quick temper.
00:37:31 Based, but if you notice he's being very calm.
00:37:37 He's very.
00:37:38 He he is trying to have a political conversation that was kind of the whole point of these dinners and just because they've encountered.
00:37:46 An opposing view? They're shocked they've never heard anyone talk like this before.
00:37:51 Is very reminiscent of Internet discourse circa 2006.
00:37:57 16 we have all these leftists.
00:38:00 Who for decades and decades and decades were sheltered from ideas like the ideas being talked about here because, well, they had a monopoly.
00:38:13 On all media, and it wasn't until the Internet rolled around and that the average people started getting their news from the Internet and the listening to commentary on the Internet that they were even exposed to these ideas.
00:38:27 And so it's very shocking. They don't have really any way of combating it without just getting emotional and insulting.
00:38:36 Everyone's very shocked and surprised by what they're hearing.
00:38:40 Never heard anything like this, of course.
00:38:42 Black guy.
00:38:43 Super smart.
00:38:44 He's getting his.
00:38:46 He's going to be a doctor, you know.
00:38:48 Africa is a continent, actually.
00:38:51 You know that sort of a thing.
00:38:53 When you know it's, yeah, we've seen. We've seen arguments play out on the Internet like this almost exactly.
00:39:03 Excuse me.
00:39:05 You know, my grandfather used to say any of you boys, you're going to be so much stronger.
00:39:09 Take the day off. Cotton ourselves so.
00:39:12 Am I conscious?
00:39:15 Yes.
00:39:15 Hey.
00:39:18 Why don't we just eat?
00:39:20 So everyone's uncomfortable, but that's another.
00:39:22 Look, it's a good point if if white people had known what was going to happen as a result of importing all these black slaves, they would have just picked the cotton themselves.
00:39:35 They absolutely would have if you had a time machine.
00:39:39 Fuck they they like to bring up and they will often in this movie, if you could go back in time and and kill Hitler when he was like a kid or would you do it?
00:39:49 Well, if you can go back in time.
00:39:51 And show the Americans what was going to happen as a result of slavery. Would they do it?
00:39:58 Shit.
00:39:59 You.
00:40:00 All don't know nothing about Zach.
00:40:02 I'm sure you're much smarter than we are.
00:40:06 Christ, I know what you all are.
00:40:10 A bunch of damn liberals.
00:40:11 What are you?
00:40:12 A Nazi? Or is that too far to the left?
00:40:16 I don't think you're so smart, don't you?
00:40:16 Uh.
00:40:21 I'll just sit back and you whine and you complain like you always do, but you don't do nothing.
00:40:26 A war comes up. Do you fight?
00:40:28 Hell no, you protest.
00:40:30 Protest can be a powerful thing.
00:40:32 For.
00:40:32 Protest is for pussies.
00:40:34 Try fighting for something good in your life on the line before you start talking to me about powerful things.
00:40:41 He.
00:40:42 The Flangers make me want to puke.
00:40:47 Never take a real stand.
00:40:50 Stand that should be.
00:40:51 Willing to die for?
00:40:54 Oh boy, don't easy.
00:40:57 Ain't nothing heroic about dying.
00:41:00 But if you can take a stand for something you'd kill for.
00:41:04 That's.
00:41:07 Now that is the message of the movie.
00:41:10 As we will soon see.
00:41:12 That is the big discussion the film makers are having with their educated left wing audiences.
00:41:22 They are under the.
00:41:23 I mean the Trump derangement syndrome, some form of that has always existed among the left.
00:41:28 Get hyperbolic in their fears because well, because lot of their ideas.
00:41:34 Narratives are formed by paranoid Jews, paranoid Jews. Who are, you know, never.
00:41:40 Nowadays, another Holocaust it's, you know, anything that looks right wing at all or nationalist at all.
00:41:47 There's a panic about it.
00:41:49 There's paranoia about it, and because that's where most leftists in this country get their views from, that's how it manifests even among non Jewish run-of-the-mill educated leftist that would be watching.
00:42:05 This film.
00:42:08 And so there's this paranoia that the right wingers are, even though at the time Clinton was president, this is in the wake of.
00:42:20 The well, like the Oklahoma City bombing as an example.
00:42:26 There's this idea with. If you watch the PAT Con series, there's this mood in the country.
00:42:33 Where right wingers to some extent, some of it real, some of it false flags, right wingers were.
00:42:42 Militantly minded, they were very much worried about the the actual shift that has already taken place now to the left. They were worried about demographic replacement and they were thinking in terms of what can we do.
00:42:58 In, well, how can we forcefully?
00:43:04 Execute our our.
00:43:06 Let me put it that way.
00:43:07 How can we fight this in a kinetic way?
00:43:10 That was that was on the table that was being discussed and in some circles, certainly not on Rush Limbaugh show.
00:43:19 But in some circles, and even though it was on the fringes, the leftist, particularly the Jews, picked up on that. And, you know, were projected that undo.
00:43:33 Johnny.
00:43:34 Six pack or whatever.
00:43:36 Funny thing is, while this is also going on, you actually had.
00:43:41 The the JDL, the Jewish Defense League doing terrorist operations in America like they they were bombing people and and beating people up and burning places like.
00:43:55 Burning.
00:43:57 Right wingers houses down and shit like that.
00:43:59 So it.
00:44:00 Was.
00:44:01 It was a lot more violent than people remember.
00:44:06 At any rate.
00:44:07 So he talks about the big the big question.
00:44:12 Do you really care about your beliefs, your political beliefs?
00:44:17 It's one thing to say you would die for something, but would.
00:44:20 Kill for it.
00:44:23 And that's the question of this movie.
00:44:27 That's the question posed to the left wing audience.
00:44:31 You talk a big game. Maybe you go to protests.
00:44:35 But would you kill?
00:44:38 Would you kill for your beliefs?
00:44:42 And do you really believe them? If you wouldn't?
00:44:47 And they give you this impression that the right would kill.
00:44:51 The right would kill.
00:44:52 This guy would kill.
00:44:54 So what's wrong with you?
00:44:56 Wouldn't you kill?
00:45:00 I think maybe you should leave now, Zach.
00:45:02 Oh, I'm fixing.
00:45:03 Don't worry, one of these days all you bleeding hearts are going to learn that we're right.
00:45:10 Us people with.
00:45:11 I'm talking about real people.
00:45:13 We do all the fighting and working and dying and you do all the bitching. Grad students.
00:45:20 I'm glad you all don't join up.
00:45:23 Wouldn't even know what to do, would you?
00:45:26 Hey, what are?
00:45:28 You doing Zach?
00:45:29 I think it.
00:45:30 I'm going to show you some.
00:45:32 With.
00:45:33 Okay, Zach. We get your point.
00:45:35 Fuck you all.
00:45:36 I fought for my.
00:45:37 I'll kill for my country all the while.
00:45:40 Guys were laughing back here.
00:45:41 Hoping we'd fall on our faces.
00:45:43 Please stop it. Calm down South.
00:45:45 Fuck you. Look at your buddy here. Scared wife.
00:45:50 The blue eyes. The guy's holding the knife, your throat telling he's gonna kill you.
00:45:54 Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, he's gonna kill.
00:45:56 And.
00:45:57 I'm going to rape your pretty girlfriend there before I kill her too.
00:46:02 Kike.
00:46:02 Bargaining.
00:46:06 So again, this is where it gets crazy.
00:46:11 Everyone's on.
00:46:11 Board with this guy telling a sudden out of left field. He's like you got to die, kike.
00:46:19 So yeah, he's making the.
00:46:21 Obviously he's being theatrical about it, but no one actually believes he's going to be killing anyone.
00:46:25 Maybe they. Maybe you're supposed to, I don't know.
00:46:28 To know.
00:46:30 And threatening the.
00:46:31 Yeah, the leftist with the knife to show that right wing people mean business. But leftists, they just they go to protest and they bitch and moan and but they don't actually do anything.
00:46:47 Oh.
00:46:49 Get this boy some balls.
00:46:57 That set you up, huh?
00:46:59 How more hero?
00:47:00 You think you can come here and bully us and you threaten women?
00:47:05 Some warrants against some third world country pushing buttons and smart bombing chimneys.
00:47:13 So, tough guy, what did you train on Nintendo?
00:47:19 I bet you didn't even get off the boat, you ignorant fuck.
00:47:25 You finished rich block.
00:47:28 Oh.
00:47:36 Hey, stop tans.
00:47:38 You're.
00:47:41 Tough guy.
00:47:43 You can take it.
00:47:47 I didn't mean.
00:47:47 But.
00:47:55 Yeah.
00:48:06 And the Jew stabs him in the back.
00:48:14 Oh, the unintentional, the unintentional Jews stabbing you in the back.
00:48:21 Oh, the lack of self-awareness on this part.
00:48:28 Oh my goodness.
00:48:30 So once the threat is over, of course there's no actual danger. The the Jew stabs him in the back.
00:48:38 And everyone's shocked. 'cause. He's he's dead.
00:48:42 Are they going to do?
00:48:43 What are they going to do?
00:48:45 He was a right wing asshole.
00:48:47 Still no excuse to kill a person.
00:48:48 It's a pretty good reason.
00:48:50 It's a pretty good reason.
00:48:55 They're thinking to themselves.
00:48:56 Know what?
00:48:58 Maybe it's not such a bad thing that the Jew stabbed him in the back and killed him.
00:49:03 After fighting his war in the Middle East for him.
00:49:07 Maybe it's not such a bad thing.
00:49:09 He was a right wing asshole. He was a.
00:49:11 Was part of the woke right after all.
00:49:14 He was one of these low IQ anti Semites.
00:49:19 Maybe he deserved it.
00:49:22 I say we just bury the cracker and eat dessert.
00:49:25 We should just bury the cracker and eat dessert.
00:49:34 And this is.
00:49:35 This is this is supposed to be relatable.
00:49:39 This is supposed to be relatable to the the left wing audiences that hell, you know what?
00:49:47 You might have a.
00:49:48 I mean, he denied the Holocaust, he.
00:49:51 I mean, he said that that it wasn't 6,000,000.
00:49:56 So maybe, maybe we should just just bury him.
00:50:01 People get killed every day.
00:50:02 People lot nicer and more innocent than Zack. If you want to feel bad, feel bad about one of them.
00:50:04 Oh oh.
00:50:07 He was carrying a hunting knife.
00:50:09 Is up with that.
00:50:10 He was a hunter.
00:50:12 People shouldn't go around carrying big knives.
00:50:15 Yeah, he shouldn't have weapons.
00:50:18 He brought it on himself, on his, on himself by having a a big weapon.
00:50:24 That's why we got to ban guns and and maybe big knives like the UK.
00:50:31 And the only one that has any kind of moral problem about this seems to be the white woman.
00:50:39 Look who the white woman is sitting in between.
00:50:44 Again, another another moment of of of no self-awareness.
00:50:49 Makes you wonder, does it just seep out?
00:50:50 Do they just subconsciously do this?
00:50:55 The white woman, sandwiched between a a black man and a Jew.
00:51:00 Whispering into her ear that actually, it's OK that we stabbed a white man in the back.
00:51:06 Actually it's OK.
00:51:07 Actually, the world is better white woman. If we stab white men in the back.
00:51:14 All right, just listen.
00:51:16 You got the black guy the, the, the educated doctor black guy and the cool Jew guy telling you this.
00:51:23 You know this, this moral crisis that you're having?
00:51:28 Mean you're thinking about this all wrong.
00:51:31 People die.
00:51:32 The world's better off without him.
00:51:35 What if we just forget about?
00:51:37 It.
00:51:37 Are you out of your mind?
00:51:38 Listen.
00:51:40 Say we just bury this guy in the backyard or something.
00:51:43 People disappear all the time.
00:51:46 Especially in.
00:51:47 I mean, we probably saved up from an alien abduction.
00:51:50 We don't report anything.
00:51:52 We don't tell anyone. We just let this pass.
00:51:56 No, we do not.
00:51:57 Let this pass.
00:51:58 No.
00:52:00 You want to go to jail for this.
00:52:01 Fascist fuck.
00:52:03 He's dead, Luke.
00:52:04 Is that?
00:52:05 Oh.
00:52:06 And nothing is going to change that.
00:52:08 Lucas, right?
00:52:10 Listen to the black man, says the Jew.
00:52:15 You want to go to jail for this fascist pig.
00:52:20 It's good that we killed the fascist.
00:52:25 So meanwhile, back at the police station, you've got the strong, powerful woman sheriff trying to solve the crime.
00:52:33 Of the missing woman, with her hilariously Jewish deputy.
00:52:39 And.
00:52:41 They've got the license plate of the blue Mercedes.
00:52:45 Because the cop that found it in the rain earlier.
00:52:50 Meanwhile, the next morning they have buried.
00:52:54 The fascist pig.
00:52:57 Under the tomato plant, the tomato plant that was struggling to survive in the storm.
00:53:06 But now?
00:53:09 It'll be fertilized.
00:53:12 With the body of a fascist.
00:53:16 White woman is still trying.
00:53:18 Struggling, she's having this.
00:53:21 This crisis, she's trying to wrap her head around it.
00:53:23 Black man and the Jew said it was OK.
00:53:28 So it must be OK, but just something doesn't feel.
00:53:30 Something doesn't feel right about stabbing the white man in the back, but I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong.
00:53:38 They also featured this view around the 90s.
00:53:43 Might remember.
00:53:43 These are really cool. In the 90's the the Darwin.
00:53:50 Christian fish thing that's on there.
00:53:54 Like not a bumper sticker, but they put on cars.
00:53:59 So eventually.
00:54:01 They kind of get over it.
00:54:04 They kind of get over it.
00:54:07 And decide that you know it was OK that they killed him and the white woman is is starting to come around.
00:54:20 In Austria.
00:54:22 OK, you're in a pub having a schnapps with a stranger, a young art student with one testicle. Let's say his name is Adolf.
00:54:31 Adolph, at this point in his life has done no.
00:54:34 He's not bitter.
00:54:35 He's not angry. He's committed, no.
00:54:37 He does not bring knives to the dinner table. He has not killed anybody.
00:54:40 Certainly hasn't started a World War.
00:54:43 Your point being.
00:54:46 Do you kill him?
00:54:49 Do you poison his schnapps to save all those millions of innocent people?
00:54:52 People would hit their drink shops.
00:54:56 Look, this is ridiculous.
00:54:58 Was not Hitler.
00:54:59 How do you know you can't look into the future, can you?
00:55:04 Ah, the age-old question.
00:55:07 The Jews often like to ask people if you could go back in time and kill baby Hitler when he was an innocent baby before he killed the 6,000,000 Jews. Would you do it?
00:55:17 Of course, the only answer to that question has to be a resounding yes.
00:55:23 Has to be a resounding yes, because literally any cost.
00:55:29 Any morality, any value system has to be thrown out the window.
00:55:33 When it comes to saving the 6,000,000.
00:55:39 And if this guy was a fascist, who's to say?
00:55:44 You weren't stopping the next Hitler.
00:55:49 Maybe the right winger.
00:55:52 You're at your job.
00:55:55 The next cubicle, the guy who listens to Rush Limbaugh.
00:55:59 Maybe he's going to be the next Hitler.
00:56:04 How would you know?
00:56:06 Well, better safe than sorry.
00:56:11 I would kill the bastard slowly.
00:56:14 You know where I stand, Pete.
00:56:18 No comment.
00:56:23 Well, I would use something blunt like a motherfucking chair.
00:56:27 And of course, the Jew would rage on Hitler.
00:56:29 A chair.
00:56:30 The white woman is still.
00:56:33 Still still a little bit on the fence.
00:56:37 But the night continues.
00:56:39 They drink more and discuss the.
00:56:43 This, this, this morality, this ethics, question more and more that delve deeper into it, get to get really deep into the the bumper sticker, lefty.
00:56:56 Philosophy behind it.
00:56:58 Remember, he was right, Zach.
00:57:00 Hello.
00:57:01 He.
00:57:02 Was right about how we do nothing but talk and we sit back and we let the Conservatives do whatever the hell they want. You know they put.
00:57:08 Differences and they achieve their common goals and we always seem to get stuck arguing about the stupidest, tiniest little things.
00:57:14 What, like murder?
00:57:15 Conservatives are simple.
00:57:17 They're effective.
00:57:18 So we buy animal friendly mascara or we stop buying grapes. But we don't do anything.
00:57:25 All we do is fight.
00:57:25 We do not.
00:57:26 Yes, we do. No, we don't.
00:57:28 You do.
00:57:30 Now, isn't it interesting how that sounds a lot like a lot of conversations. You hear the online right talk about.
00:57:39 All we do is fight.
00:57:41 We purity spiral.
00:57:43 We don't actually ever do anything.
00:57:45 Just complain online.
00:57:49 Maybe we should be doing something instead of complaining online.
00:57:58 Liberals, we do the right thing.
00:58:00 Then how come the world is so fucked up?
00:58:01 Because we don't run the world.
00:58:04 Exactly, man.
00:58:05 Don't.
00:58:06 You see, here we finally do some good.
00:58:09 Do some good.
00:58:10 Think about all the right wing assholes.
00:58:13 The world have been better off without.
00:58:15 If someone had wasted them before they did any damage.
00:58:21 So, after hilariously saying that they don't run the world.
00:58:25 The Jew reiterating we.
00:58:28 We definitely don't run the world.
00:58:31 The educated black man says.
00:58:33 What I don't know.
00:58:36 Maybe. Maybe we should think about this in terms of.
00:58:42 Of.
00:58:44 A bigger, bigger operation than just a wild dinner party. We had the other night.
00:58:50 Maybe we think about this as something that we do.
00:58:54 As a political statement or as a way of making the world better.
00:59:00 So they discuss it further.
00:59:01 Anyone who ever killed an abortion.
00:59:03 Pol Pot Idi Amin, Joseph Mengele, Joseph McCarthy.
00:59:09 Oh, all these people that that should have been killed.
00:59:13 Like Joseph McCarthy, the guy that was trying to root out Jewish subversives within the federal government.
00:59:20 And they talk about it more and more, and they finally convince themselves that, yes, this is precisely what they need to be doing.
00:59:28 In fact, they're going to try to.
00:59:31 Make poisonous wine and instead of inviting over.
00:59:37 A person they respect for dinner to talk about political things.
00:59:41 Lefty politics.
00:59:43 Instead, they're going to seek out people that they think are possibly going to turn into the next Hitler.
00:59:50 Some conservative, some right wingers, some fascists, some nationalist.
00:59:56 And then they are going to kill them at the dinner table.
01:00:01 They have a blue bottle and a green.
01:00:04 It's kind of like the red pill in the the blue pill, I guess.
01:00:09 And when the guest arrives, they will give them the blue bottle of wine to poison them.
01:00:19 So their first guest that they invite over is a priest.
01:00:24 A right wing priest.
01:00:27 Everyone, this is Reverend Gerald Hutchins.
01:00:31 Is Luke collie.
01:00:32 Look pleasure.
01:00:34 Oh, pleasure, mark.
01:00:35 It's mark there and Pete.
01:00:38 OK, what?
01:00:39 Sorry.
01:00:43 Nice to meet all of you.
01:00:44 Well, nice to meet you.
01:00:46 I have no idea. This meal was going to be.
01:00:49 So formal, yeah.
01:00:49 Well, we we like to take care of our guests.
01:00:55 The priest is very nice and.
01:01:00 Doesn't doesn't.
01:01:02 Mind they they have opposing.
01:01:04 He was aware of that before showing up and has sat down to have a discussion of ideas. The marketplace of ideas, if you will.
01:01:14 Would you like to say grace?
01:01:18 Yeah, I would love it.
01:01:21 I had no idea you younger people are into that.
01:01:26 It's very charming.
01:01:28 Shall we bow our heads?
01:01:32 Necessary Lord for this bounty, for which we are about to receive.
01:01:37 For this blessing of youth and kindness, you have chosen to bestow upon me.
01:01:42 God bless us all.
01:01:46 So, Reverend, how do you and Jude know one another?
01:01:49 I interviewed the good women for.
01:01:51 A research paper I was doing.
01:01:54 Yes, on the bileness.
01:02:00 The vileness.
01:02:02 The gay plague, of course.
01:02:05 The gay plague.
01:02:08 Now this is one of the situations where the Overton window has shifted. The people at the table are now more representative of mega than the Reverend. Talking about the gay plague.
01:02:22 No doubt about it, you start talking about how homosexuality is bad.
01:02:30 Shouldn't be tolerated that they should go in the pit?
01:02:34 No, you're you're the woke woke.
01:02:37 You should be congratulating Dave Rubin on his Gaby.
01:02:41 You should be excited about Scott Pressler.
01:02:46 Posting a weird gay hook up photos.
01:02:51 We should be tolerant.
01:02:54 Of all the gay people in the movement now.
01:02:58 Like the guy who runs CPAC? Who?
01:03:01 Apparently got drunk the other night and started trying to sexually assault men at a local bar.
01:03:09 I have the story on Twitter and Telegram if you.
01:03:11 Want to look into that?
01:03:14 You know all these all these fags within the MAGA movement.
01:03:18 Totally fine gays against groomers.
01:03:23 In 1995, that was insanity.
01:03:28 That was insanity.
01:03:30 The idea that you would be right wing and supportive of anything homosexual and look at it with anything other than disgust.
01:03:41 It was unheard of.
01:03:44 I mean, even in 2008, as recently as 2008, Obama had to pretend like he wasn't for gay marriage.
01:03:53 Same with all the other Democrats in the primary, by the way, except for maybe like 1, I think.
01:03:59 We've played the clips of the Democratic primary from 2007, when they are doing their debates wedding out the the weaker candidates, and they're all telling you that they believe marriage is between a man and a woman.
01:04:17 That wasn't that long ago.
01:04:20 You try to act like you're not, that you're against gay marriage now.
01:04:24 I mean some again, some of the biggest influencers in the magaz movement are gay married.
01:04:34 But in 1995.
01:04:37 That was not the case.
01:04:39 Of course, AIDS is not a sin.
01:04:41 A terrible disease.
01:04:43 Not quite.
01:04:46 Homosexuality is the terrible disease and AIDS is the cure.
01:04:52 Is your butter.
01:04:54 Butter.
01:04:56 Better Yep.
01:04:59 Thank.
01:05:00 You when?
01:05:02 You violate the moral health and hygiene laws.
01:05:05 You reap the whirlwind.
01:05:07 You cannot shake your fist in God's face and get by with it.
01:05:13 And so that is enough to convince everyone at that table that he needs to die.
01:05:19 Yes, certainly crossed a line that again this was a line with leftists in 1995, and this would be a line with Maggie the day.
01:05:29 In fact, there was a January 6th guy.
01:05:33 Who I retweeted. What was it?
01:05:35 It 2 days ago.
01:05:37 In fact, I'm going to bring that up.
01:05:39 I'm going to let me let me pop up that tweet here.
01:05:43 This was one of those.
01:05:44 One of those, oh, those sacred January 6 prisoners that we mustn't ever say anything bad about because they're they're basically.
01:05:54 Jesus. Let's see here.
01:05:58 Was.
01:05:58 What was his? Uh? He was responding to people who were who were critical of Scott Presley.
01:06:04 For posting his homoerotic photo and talking about.
01:06:11 You know how.
01:06:12 How much of a faggot he was and he replied to as as many MAGA people who were very supportive.
01:06:19 That's that's crazy. MAGA supports fags now.
01:06:24 And here he.
01:06:25 Let's see here. Where did it go?
01:06:30 Or did he delete it?
01:06:31 He deleted one of his response 'cause. He called me an idiot and I called him a faggot and he was getting.
01:06:37 He was getting ratioed.
01:06:42 I might have deleted it.
01:06:43 Me see.
01:06:49 Where did it go?
01:06:50 See.
01:06:50 I haven't been on Twitter that much lately. Over the last few weeks.
01:06:57 Let's see here. Let's see here.
01:07:06 Maybe it's. Oh, no here.
01:07:07 Is J6J.
01:07:09 He's a January.
01:07:11 6.
01:07:12 J, He says.
01:07:13 I think the majority of self-proclaimed magga gay haters are fake.
01:07:19 Most likely leftist trying to sow division among our ranks.
01:07:23 The true mega are 1990s social liberals.
01:07:30 Most of us supported gay rights and marriage.
01:07:36 It has just gone well beyond that in the last 30 years because, see guys, slippery slope that doesn't exist, he said.
01:07:44 I didn't remember, he said.
01:07:45 Thing about the.
01:07:46 But he did he.
01:07:48 I think the majority of self-proclaimed Maga gay haters are fake.
01:07:53 It's inconceivable to him that you could be this January 6th guy that you could be part of MAGA and not like fags.
01:08:02 Most likely leftist trying to sow division in our ranks.
01:08:06 It's so inconceivable it's got to be a conspiracy of leftist pretending to hate gays.
01:08:13 The true Maga are 1990s social liberals.
01:08:17 The true Maga are the graduate students sitting at this fucking table.
01:08:24 That's what January, January 6 J says.
01:08:30 But I get, but we're winning, right? We're winning.
01:08:34 We're winning so hard that that Maga is literally the Liberals in this movie about killing conservatives.
01:08:44 Man, we're we're winning so fucking hard.
01:08:52 Surely being a reverend, you must have some compassion.
01:08:56 Yes, and Jesus himself would be one of the most compassionate men in history.
01:09:00 Oh yeah, she's only. But Jesus would never touch a homosexual.
01:09:07 But we're all God's children.
01:09:10 Children. But like children, we can get into trouble. And when we do, we must be punished.
01:09:18 And so they're horrified by this.
01:09:22 And they give him the poison wine.
01:09:27 And he dies.
01:09:31 And they are not disturbed at all by the fact that he's sitting there dead at the table. They decided to finish their meal.
01:09:38 I want to propose a toast to us for making a difference. For putting aside our differences.
01:09:48 And for making the world a better place.
01:09:52 Hi.
01:09:53 Hi.
01:09:55 Lahaim. He says the Jewish host.
01:10:03 I mean, I mean, come on.
01:10:13 So next to the fascist right wing military guy, they have another tomato plant.
01:10:23 That is going to cover the grave of the preacher who didn't like gay people.
01:10:35 They then have more art showing, I'm guessing because there's a church in the background.
01:10:40 Like some kind of oppressive.
01:10:44 Christianity stuff going on.
01:10:45 Don't.
01:10:45 It's hard to know what the hell that's supposed to be.
01:10:47 They want to do another.
01:10:50 Gay pride parade.
01:10:54 I mean, do you really think that a bunch of gays and lesbians strutting through town constitutes?
01:10:59 A parade.
01:11:00 Does.
01:11:01 Anybody remember what it was like?
01:11:02 We were kids.
01:11:04 And we had parades that meant something that were about real, wonderfully festive events with people dressed in wonderfully inventive costumes like kings and Queens.
01:11:16 And so you've got the Ron Perlman on TV talking about, you know?
01:11:21 Remember when you were younger and you have gay pride parades, you just had regular parades and they try to make a joke about how parades are always gay.
01:11:30 That's supposed to be the joke.
01:11:32 And but that's, you know, that's the thing.
01:11:34 They they stitch him in there in between the different scenes you see have this constant right wing rhetoric being whispered in your ear to remind you of how horrible these people are. They don't like fags.
01:11:47 Yeah, MAGA would be just as offended today.
01:11:49 Where would you see?
01:11:51 Anyone on the right, especially a mainstream Rush Limbaugh type, talking about something like that, saying that there shouldn't even be gay people.
01:12:03 So their next victim is a men's rights activist.
01:12:08 Men's rights activist who was very ahead of his time, apparently.
01:12:13 And how he talks about how a lot of accusations of rape are women who simply regret having sex and they want to get revenge on the man who doesn't call her back and look since.
01:12:28 Since 1995, we've seen very public examples of this, and this is a talking point that you hear again today from the online right.
01:12:39 These are the kinds of people that you have.
01:12:42 On the online.
01:12:44 But I would submit to you when it comes to MAGA when it comes to the people who are actually in control on the, quote UN quote, right.
01:12:55 Not the people who talk online and and and.
01:13:00 Are E celebs or Twitter and ONS or whatever, but the actual people at the levers of power, they're the ones that will get very upset.
01:13:11 And defend people like Ashley Sinclair that bangs a billionaire and for being a ho.
01:13:16 They're the first ones that will say, oh, you used to be an only fan model and now you're you're rebranding yourself as a Christian.
01:13:25 Traditional woman.
01:13:28 Oh, then come right on in with, you know, the past is the past. And even though you make videos now where it's still obvious that you're trying to be very sexual with your content.
01:13:40 But anyway, so this is the again.
01:13:42 Again, this is the.
01:13:44 This is the guy that you're supposed that you're still supposed to hate if you're magga.
01:13:49 Man is the dominant species.
01:13:52 Women are the dominated.
01:13:54 They are the weaker sex and they.
01:13:56 Will be.
01:13:57 We're not talking about species.
01:13:59 A man does.
01:14:00 Have the right to rape a woman.
01:14:01 No, no, of course it doesn't.
01:14:04 Is a terrible thing.
01:14:06 But it is also much wearer than people think.
01:14:10 When a woman cries rape.
01:14:12 It's usually because she's already consented to sex.
01:14:15 Really.
01:14:15 Yeah, really.
01:14:16 And she doesn't.
01:14:17 Allow herself to enjoy.
01:14:19 Then she feels you. So women, vindictive by nature, cry rape and force the man to suffer the feelings of inadequacy that they themselves have created.
01:14:28 The world stops and you destroy the man.
01:14:32 It's quite self defeating really.
01:14:35 Keep them in the kitchen, barefoot and pregnant.
01:14:39 No, no, I think that's a little sexist.
01:14:43 So this is what your parade is all about.
01:14:48 We're stealing a chapter from the civil rights movement.
01:14:55 Got to fight for what you believe in, right?
01:14:58 Go.
01:14:59 Absolutely. I think we can all drink to that.
01:15:05 Please.
01:15:08 I.
01:15:11 So they poison him.
01:15:15 And bury him in the backyard and you'll notice that the once struggling tomatoes.
01:15:23 Are beginning to flourish.
01:15:25 The tomato plants, like I said.
01:15:29 It's.
01:15:29 It's not just some random thing.
01:15:31 Good film makers don't just put random things in their movies.
01:15:36 And this is not a random aspect of the film that the very first shot, or one of the very first shots that you.
01:15:44 Was a struggling tomato plant with one little tomato, one starry little tomato.
01:15:51 Getting battered by the storm.
01:15:55 And now that they're being fueled by the bodies of conservatives and fascists, these tomato plants are growing big.
01:16:04 And bearing fruit.
01:16:09 Meanwhile, the Super cop sheriff, female sheriff, is trying to find the missing girl. So you have this bee story going on the whole time. Going door to door asking people they'd seen.
01:16:25 The little girl.
01:16:28 Back at the Graduate students house, they they found another victim.
01:16:33 If I don't use everything in my power to block that entrance, innocent unborn children will die.
01:16:41 And if I have to kill someone to stop that, well, that is what the right to life movement is all about.
01:16:44 I.
01:16:52 So people who care about abortion.
01:16:57 And are willing to kill for it.
01:16:59 They have to be poisoned and killed.
01:17:01 She's a right to life activist.
01:17:05 And of course, what what has changed in mega?
01:17:09 Abortions no longer a an issue.
01:17:13 In fact, they were explicit about that, and when it came to the the RNC this time last time around.
01:17:21 No more pro-life talk Trump himself saying it's a losing issue.
01:17:28 But we're winning.
01:17:29 We're we've given up all this ground.
01:17:32 We've we've given up all this ground to where now you look at at the right wingers in 1995 and it's unrecognizable.
01:17:41 The right wingers are not the people that the average mega person relates to.
01:17:46 The crazy.
01:17:48 Pro-life lady now.
01:17:52 And that's why she goes in the ground.
01:17:56 Next to the bodies of the other right wingers.
01:18:00 They've been killing off.
01:18:02 You might look at this as a.
01:18:05 Not just for are you not just a message to leftist saying? Are you willing to kill for what you believe in?
01:18:13 A kind of a metaphor for the types of right wingers who have been killed.
01:18:17 I don't mean like individuals being murdered, but with poison.
01:18:21 But these are the kinds of talking points you don't hear in the right wing anymore.
01:18:27 These are the types of right wingers that the right.
01:18:31 Has killed.
01:18:33 They've killed them off and they've buried them.
01:18:35 The backyard.
01:18:37 You don't hear these types of talking points at all, except for the fringe.
01:18:42 The fringe people on the Internet.
01:18:47 Speaking of fringe, you've got the Rush Limbaugh type going on and on and on again.
01:18:53 These hippies want our.
01:18:58 Native American? Heaven forbid I almost call them Indian children.
01:19:03 To.
01:19:03 Blame our forefathers for all of their trouble instead of their own.
01:19:08 Now I'm the first to admit we took this country from the Indians, but what in the world were they doing with it anyway?
01:19:15 Off bows and arrows and using seashells for money.
01:19:19 Now The funny thing about this is I literally did a stream about this shit and it was the one time the chat was overrun.
01:19:28 By bots.
01:19:30 Freaking the fuck out.
01:19:34 Freaking the fuck out that I was suggesting that I didn't feel guilty about my ancestors taking the land from the Indians.
01:19:45 Freaking the fuck out.
01:19:48 And I I I would submit to you that might have been people that that consider themselves right wing.
01:19:59 Find me a right wing politician that sounds like that guy on that topic.
01:20:03 Won't.
01:20:05 You won't.
01:20:09 Find me a mainstream right wing influencer that that sounds like that on this topic, you won't.
01:20:17 Try to.
01:20:19 To craft some narrative that where they're maybe they're not apologizing for it, but they're, oh, it was a tragedy what happened. But what, you know, what happened to happened, you know, like, that's as far as they'll go with it.
01:20:31 They'll never say yeah.
01:20:33 We took it over. Good.
01:20:37 You.
01:20:37 Know that's what we I have no problem with that.
01:20:41 So I found that kind of funny.
01:20:44 Then we do a montage of them dancing around and celebrating the fact they're killing all these these right wingers.
01:20:53 And then it's funny that gets to this guy.
01:20:57 And I'm like, holy shit, are they actually going to kill a black guy?
01:21:02 Well, the one guy, they don't show them killing.
01:21:05 And so you don't even know if he really is killed.
01:21:09 Here's the black guy that's supposed to be the Nation of Islam because in the 90s, Farrakhan was scaring the Jews.
01:21:19 Farrakhan was scaring the Jews with anti-Semitic rhetoric, talking about how the Jews were the actual slave traders talking about.
01:21:31 Jews are not white and how most black people are mad at the white man when really if you peel back enough layers of the onion.
01:21:39 You discover that actually it's Jew.
01:21:43 And this was freaking Jews the fuck out.
01:21:46 Because if black people turned on the Jews, oh, that those are like their their stormtroopers.
01:21:53 That's who they activate when they want to get some, you know.
01:21:57 BLM riding on the streets does a lot more damage than like Shlomo, like walking around in the streets.
01:22:05 Yeah, that this is their muscle.
01:22:08 So I saw.
01:22:09 I was like, oh, really?
01:22:10 They going?
01:22:10 Kill a black guy in this movie.
01:22:13 Brother, have you lost your mind serving me this filthy swine?
01:22:19 I can't eat this.
01:22:20 This is why the first thing we must do is eliminate the traitors among us.
01:22:25 Then we can concentrate on the true enemy.
01:22:29 And that's.
01:22:30 Just cuts away there. They they don't.
01:22:33 They don't say if they killed him.
01:22:35 Not.
01:22:36 It just cuts away there.
01:22:38 It's just part of the. I mean, I'm assuming that that he he dies, but that was they couldn't show that.
01:22:45 Remember this is.
01:22:46 They had to be very careful how they.
01:22:48 I mean, they're they made a movie about killing right wingers.
01:22:53 So they couldn't make it.
01:22:55 So they were killing this guy necessarily, or if they did had to be more implied.
01:23:00 Meanwhile, they they find Bill Paxton's truck, the one they ditched after killing him. The first guy they killed.
01:23:10 They ditched his truck and it becomes it's discovered by police and it becomes part of a crime scene because they find blood in the truck and they think perhaps that he is tied to that missing girl.
01:23:25 And so they print out wanted ads saying that they know this guy, he might be responsible.
01:23:30 Well, for that woman that's gone missing.
01:23:36 Then you have this guy.
01:23:37 Don't.
01:23:38 They're not super clear about who he is or or what he represents.
01:23:45 But it's more about they. They wonder if perhaps.
01:23:50 It's legitimate to.
01:23:52 To just kill anyone when maybe they they found a way to change people's minds.
01:23:56 Guy, apparently he just hates homeless people. I couldn't.
01:23:59 Mean. That's all I could see here.
01:24:02 Well.
01:24:03 I never really.
01:24:04 Thought of it that way.
01:24:07 Well, maybe you all right.
01:24:08 Well, maybe they are.
01:24:10 Just all people you know, they got feelings.
01:24:14 They got family.
01:24:23 Oh.
01:24:27 Well, you are entitled to your own opinion, of course.
01:24:32 Yeah, it's true.
01:24:33 You got to beat them homeless senseless. Make sure they know their place.
01:24:46 Oh yes, 'cause. It's a big right wing talking point that you go around beating up homeless people.
01:24:52 Look, the homelessness problem has gotten way out of control since 1995.
01:24:58 There's probably.
01:24:58 Lot of left wingers that wish they could go around beating up homeless people secretly at this point.
01:25:03 And yeah, maybe we shouldn't go around beating them up, but we should be institutionalizing them and maybe euthanizing some of them, and sterilizing most of them.
01:25:12 That's I I I feel comfortable saying.
01:25:15 That I feel comfortable saying that that there are people.
01:25:19 But really, there's no value.
01:25:22 Absolutely no value.
01:25:24 In fact, it's a cost and it's look, if we're going to get all doji about the federal government and say, well, it's just not worth the cost, we need to cut it. Well, maybe we should extend that.
01:25:35 Maybe we should.
01:25:36 Maybe we should do that same calculus.
01:25:38 With other aspects of the society.
01:25:42 So they bury him in the backyard.
01:25:45 And you start to see not only do they have just these flourishing tomato plants, they almost have too many tomatoes.
01:25:55 See all that that struggling plant?
01:25:59 In the very first.
01:26:00 Has now turned into a bounty.
01:26:03 They now have this massive harvest of tomatoes.
01:26:06 They have more tomatoes and they know what to do with. They've got tomato sauce.
01:26:12 Tomato jam, tomato, everything. It's going out of control with all the tomatoes they've got.
01:26:21 And then they invite.
01:26:23 Yet another victim.
01:26:26 I've never met anyone who's anti earth.
01:26:31 I'm not anti I'm pro earthly.
01:26:36 Jewish kind of.
01:26:37 Hard to.
01:26:37 Care about the greenhouse effect.
01:26:39 You don't have a house.
01:26:44 I think it all coming down evolution anyway.
01:26:48 Survival of the fittest.
01:26:51 And then if Despite that was time is out.
01:26:54 Well, I.
01:26:55 Should leave Mr. Batman again.
01:26:56 You know you're down Liber.
01:27:01 Ty protecting the.
01:27:02 Rights of the dinosaurs off our eyes. I mean, you know, if they could.
01:27:09 I would defend them too, if they.
01:27:10 Already extinct?
01:27:15 What?
01:27:19 Cheers.
01:27:35 There you.
01:27:35 That's the one time I feel like it's maybe still quasi the same like you had the.
01:27:43 The water issues in California, blamed on some species that they're trying to protect out there in California and Trump talking shit about that. And the reason, of course that that has remained right wing isn't out of.
01:27:58 Any kind of of moral or or value.
01:28:04 Judgment it's it's about money.
01:28:07 It's about money.
01:28:09 And a capitalist is going to care less about the environment and about endangered species. In fact, if anything, you could say the woke right.
01:28:17 Would at this point side more with protecting species than than the maga would?
01:28:26 So the sheriff runs the plate, finds out it's that fag from the dinner party who now has a cast.
01:28:34 It's his Mercedes-Benz and invites him down to the station.
01:28:41 Because she's investigating that missing girl and shows him pictures of the truck they found. And he gets nervous but plays it off and doesn't elicit.
01:28:55 Any suspicion that he might know anything about?
01:28:58 And she kind of just brushes it off as as maybe maybe he had an encounter with this dangerous man, but didn't know it.
01:29:07 Meanwhile.
01:29:09 Some of the people are having a little bit of.
01:29:13 A conscience about what? They're.
01:29:14 They're wondering if they're doing the right thing, and this was kind of funny because they expressed some doubts to the ringleader of their group, the Black Man, the Doctor Black Man.
01:29:28 And.
01:29:30 The.
01:29:31 Race card that he uses that he deploys at the end to get them back on his side.
01:29:38 Is another one of these instances of no self-awareness?
01:29:42 We.
01:29:43 Don't feel that we're giving people.
01:29:45 Enough of a chance.
01:29:50 Remember the original plan?
01:29:53 We said we wouldn't kill anyone unless we couldn't.
01:29:55 Change the minds.
01:29:57 So we have changing one's mind.
01:29:59 Maybe we're not as smart as we thought.
01:30:02 Look the guy.
01:30:03 The swastika sat down and you told him it was happy hour we.
01:30:06 I.
01:30:06 Figured why waste the food?
01:30:10 What food man we're not.
01:30:11 Even giving people a decent meal anymore.
01:30:13 The fag basher had Chinese.
01:30:16 Chow king is not Chinese.
01:30:19 We had soy sauce.
01:30:22 Let's just remember why we started this in.
01:30:23 The first place.
01:30:25 He has a master.
01:30:28 Yes, Massa.
01:30:29 Yes, Massa.
01:30:33 Again, the self-awareness there.
01:30:38 Totally missing.
01:30:41 So they continue.
01:30:42 They've lowered the standards on what even qualifies as a right winger.
01:30:49 They decide this woman just because she doesn't like catcher of the rye, that that's good enough.
01:30:56 Catcher in the rye.
01:30:58 Supposed to be art?
01:31:00 Thumbelina is art catcher and the Rye's just mean spirited garment littered with the F word.
01:31:12 I.
01:31:17 Never enough. Bye bye.
01:31:21 So they decided they want to poison her.
01:31:25 But before she drinks, they got a knock at the door.
01:31:30 And it's that sheriff that's looking for the missing girl.
01:31:35 And she gets suspicious just because they're acting kind of strange.
01:31:39 And there's a noise in the background.
01:31:42 But she goes away, satisfied, at least for now, making a mental note that there's something not right about those people. And when they go back to the kitchen, they find out that because she didn't drink this woman who didn't like, catch on the rye.
01:31:57 The black guy stabbed her in the back and killed her.
01:32:01 This is making Cameron Diaz his character freak out a little bit.
01:32:05 Thinks that.
01:32:06 That maybe they've gone too far.
01:32:10 The fag with the cast says they've killed 10 people and that you know, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with what they're doing.
01:32:18 Think they've maybe stopped 10 Hitlers from coming into being?
01:32:22 They're not people, they're people who hate.
01:32:25 See, they're not people.
01:32:26 People that hate.
01:32:30 See, that's all it all it takes to not be a a human being anymore. You're you hate.
01:32:37 And so your life is now forfeit.
01:32:44 They then bring in this teenage girl, this teenage girl who is uncomfortable again.
01:32:51 Is the 1990s.
01:32:54 This is a high school girl in 1995 and she's uncomfortable with what they are doing in the 90s.
01:33:03 Which in many places they'd already done in the 70s and 80s.
01:33:08 But that is pushing.
01:33:11 Condoms and sex Ed into the classrooms of high schools. I mentioned to you guys when I was in middle school.
01:33:22 They had some boomer come in there and and and fucking.
01:33:26 Talk explicitly about sex after they kicked all the teachers out of the room and it was fucking.
01:33:32 Scumbag.
01:33:35 I don't know if he was Jewish.
01:33:36 I'm trying to I I'm trying to picture in my head like he just I remember he had a ponytail 'cause. He was one of those boomers that had ponytails in the 90s because they thought that was really cool and even though they were going bald and it was.
01:33:49 And this other and this chick.
01:33:52 Basically telling us the that that you know that we need to be fucking more as and it's fine as long as we have condoms.
01:33:59 So it's this kind of stuff that she's responding to.
01:34:03 And she's suing the school.
01:34:07 Saying that she doesn't think that.
01:34:09 That that's appropriate for children.
01:34:12 You might recognize Heather from the newspaper.
01:34:15 She's the one suing her high school.
01:34:18 Oh, that's.
01:34:20 The the the condom thing.
01:34:22 Well, that's how the press has simplified it.
01:34:26 Actually, I'm suing the school because they're violating my constitutional rights of privacy by making sexual education mandatory for graduation.
01:34:35 I'm sure that's going to get you a.
01:34:37 Lot of publicity, Heather.
01:34:39 But in legal terms, your case is what we call bullshit.
01:34:47 Why? That's the way things ought to be.
01:34:50 Well, #1, the court understands that, especially in this day and age of AIDS, sexual education must be mandatory to ensure the public safety.
01:35:01 So no, I don't go to those classes and I'm perfectly safe.
01:35:01 Oh no.
01:35:07 Sexual education and free condom sends the message to kids my age that they should be having premarital sex.
01:35:15 But Heather, your your high school senior.
01:35:17 I mean, when I was in high.
01:35:19 School, you know?
01:35:20 Curious.
01:35:21 I'm sure you were.
01:35:26 Did you ever have any of those feelings?
01:35:28 And it can.
01:35:29 Be really nice.
01:35:30 No offence, ma'am, but that curiosity isn't human nature.
01:35:36 But rather your generation's lower standard of morality that has put my generation at risk.
01:35:42 Booyah, kasha.
01:35:47 Yeah, the shit in the Boomer's face.
01:35:51 Just because you guys are a bunch of degenerates doesn't mean that we are.
01:35:58 And that that's look, boomers are still like that, right?
01:36:01 Boomers are still mad that not everyone's just a sexual degenerate like they were. In fact, you have them to thank for a lot of the feminist stuff that happened because feminism.
01:36:12 Wasn't completely out of left field.
01:36:15 The boomers were kind of rapey.
01:36:17 They were kind of rapey, and so feminists could sound like they kind of had a point with some of this stuff because the boomers were so degenerate and fucking rapey.
01:36:30 So she makes the point that like, look, just because boomers are a bunch of degenerate assholes doesn't mean that we are.
01:36:39 Now I see a great danger in the world and.
01:36:41 Want to stop?
01:36:42 Yet we have to get back.
01:36:43 Family values in this country.
01:36:48 Have you ever had sex?
01:36:51 That's a very inappropriate question for the dinner table.
01:36:54 How can you say to all of?
01:36:56 17 and.
01:36:56 Half and preach to me about family values and sexual education.
01:37:00 You don't even know what it's like to have sex.
01:37:02 I know girls like you in high school, so pretty and so stuck up to all the guys afraid to ask you out.
01:37:07 You know what you need?
01:37:09 You know what you really need?
01:37:11 You need a good, stiff dick. That'll shut that mouth.
01:37:14 Stop.
01:37:16 Shit.
01:37:16 Shut up, Luke.
01:37:18 I'm sorry.
01:37:20 Glass of wine ever loosen you up?
01:37:21 Hey, come on, drink 1.
01:37:24 No sipping OK, baby.
01:37:25 What's the matter with you?
01:37:26 Nothing. Let's just drink and.
01:37:28 This over with.
01:37:29 I don't think so.
01:37:30 He's so mean.
01:37:34 So they.
01:37:35 Some of the women start to have second thoughts.
01:37:40 Because she's so young.
01:37:42 And they discuss it and let her.
01:37:45 So she's the only one that they let go after arguing about it in the kitchen for a little while.
01:37:54 The next day or I don't know. Time passes and the Super cop, female sheriff.
01:38:02 Gets curious about these tomato plants in their backyard and how they look kind of.
01:38:09 Graves. And so while she's back there, kind of poking around the crazy black man.
01:38:16 Walks back there with a shovel.
01:38:20 And kills her when he decides that she's onto them.
01:38:26 So he kills her and buries her in the backyard.
01:38:31 They then go to the airport.
01:38:34 The black man and the gay guy.
01:38:38 To have an encounter with the Rush Limbaugh character, Ron Perlman's character.
01:38:44 And they managed to coax him to come over to their house for dinner.
01:38:50 And then you have this scene.
01:38:53 This scene that appears.
01:38:57 As though because you you kind of feel like this scene would have to happen.
01:39:00 Couldn't just have this movie that's explicitly.
01:39:06 You know, maybe with some some moral ambiguity but but explicitly telling leftists they should be killing right wingers, and that it's kind of funny because it's a dark comedy after all, isn't it?
01:39:18 And they so then you at the end, you're getting towards the end.
01:39:22 Think well.
01:39:24 They got to reel it back.
01:39:26 They've already. They've already planted the seed.
01:39:28 Already delivered the poison pill.
01:39:31 That's how propaganda works.
01:39:32 You create the scenario, you deliver the message, then at the end you kind of say oh, just kidding.
01:39:38 Oh, just a joke. Just kidding.
01:39:40 Oh, actually the moral the story is this other thing. And so this is that that situation that you expect, that this is sort of beginning to happen.
01:39:50 Mr. Kavanaugh.
01:39:54 Would you like to say grace?
01:40:01 I didn't know, people, said Grace anymore.
01:40:10 We don't usually but.
01:40:12 We just thought you might be used to it.
01:40:14 Oh, for God's sake. No, no.
01:40:18 If anything, I think we.
01:40:19 To.
01:40:20 Bow our heads and thank Paulie for such an incredible spread.
01:40:27 The other thing you're starting to notice with this scene.
01:40:31 Is he might sound really right wing on TV.
01:40:35 But actually he seems to be quite the centrist.
01:40:40 He's quite disinterested.
01:40:43 He's just plain up for the cameras.
01:40:46 He doesn't actually believe the stuff that he's saying. He's.
01:40:48 Doing it for ratings.
01:40:51 He's doing it for Ju box or boomer bucks. You know, like the people that like right wing influencers that you see all over the place.
01:41:00 Who, just whatever the administration says that's what's right wing.
01:41:06 The ever shifting definition of of what it means to be conservative.
01:41:11 It just follows the leader.
01:41:17 E.
01:41:21 Wanna have tea?
01:41:23 You know, forever amused by these people from the Christian right who thank God for everything that's good and blame humankind for everything that's bad.
01:41:35 Mayor.
01:41:45 But isn't the Christian right your strongest supporter?
01:41:49 Those people always need somebody to follow.
01:41:51 Never do anything on their own.
01:41:55 Of course.
01:41:57 The moral majority makes up a huge contingent of the Republican right.
01:42:02 They do, but they have very little.
01:42:05 I mean, they make the most noise, but the centrists do all the work.
01:42:11 The extremes of both parties grab all the headlines, put all the decisions to make by the moderates.
01:42:20 Well, that seems to go against the most people's perceptions.
01:42:23 Only naive people.
01:42:29 Listen, I can rant and rave with the best of them, but how else am I going to get hurt?
01:42:33 Not elected representative, this Republic.
01:42:35 I'm just a concerned citizen that sees certain things wrong and wants to change them.
01:42:40 So what's great about this country?
01:42:41 But your views are extreme. In extreme views incite people to extreme measures.
01:42:46 I can't be held responsible for every nut case who thinks I mean something when I mean something else.
01:42:51 Look, I admit to sometimes throwing in some pretty outrageous arguments to support my positions.
01:42:57 Hey man, it's the ratings thing, you know?
01:43:04 Besides, the average citizen knows what I'm doing.
01:43:07 What are you doing?
01:43:09 Replay.
01:43:10 Descent being the voice of descent.
01:43:15 Jefferson, Monroe.
01:43:17 They were all critics.
01:43:19 Pundits, if you will, before they were the.
01:43:21 This is excellent wine, by the way. Willow Crest Merlot.
01:43:25 Is that what you want, Norman?
01:43:29 How to be president?
01:43:34 Luke, I already have power.
01:43:38 The president.
01:43:41 He doesn't have any power.
01:43:43 He's got answer to Congress, the special interests.
01:43:46 The court.
01:43:49 To a lesser degree to the people.
01:43:51 But I got power.
01:43:53 One voice, one vote.
01:43:55 But your followers?
01:43:56 They hate anyone who disagrees with you and your opinions.
01:43:58 Well, followers of Nelson Mandela commit murder.
01:44:01 Followers of Gandhi killed people.
01:44:03 You compare yourself to Mandela and Gandhi.
01:44:05 Now there's a great man.
01:44:07 Paul is the one that suggested I have followers, as if I could control what people do. People do what they want.
01:44:12 Do like hate.
01:44:16 It's true you have some harmful people on both the extreme left and the extreme right.
01:44:21 But I suggest that the more extreme those opposites get, the more moderate this society.
01:44:27 Because when you average out all those extremes, you come up with a society that's pretty well anchored in the middle, and that's what we all want, isn't it?
01:44:36 A society where all of us can live all races, all religions, all views living together, forging ahead as one.
01:44:50 Oh, it's like a member of Trump's administration. Almost.
01:44:54 Making this centrist argument.
01:44:56 So now they're they're they're they're they're conflicted.
01:45:00 They're.
01:45:00 This guy sounds like a.
01:45:02 Actually, he just fills up his rhetoric with bombast to to grab attention.
01:45:08 He doesn't actually need any.
01:45:10 None of the right wing people that are talking about this stuff actually mean it.
01:45:17 Look, in any society, no matter how big or small you are going to have dissent.
01:45:22 I will look at the five of you. Can you honestly say you agree on everything?
01:45:33 So how is any good?
01:45:36 Supposed to get done.
01:45:39 My friend, I do not presume to know the answer to that one.
01:45:42 All I know is you got to do the best you can.
01:45:44 You.
01:45:44 Have to be the best individual selves you can be.
01:45:48 Why bother, right?
01:45:49 Anything else turns the world to pure manure.
01:45:53 I don't think you should drink that one. It's been out for a little while. It's.
01:45:57 Gone bad.
01:45:58 I think 1 is fine.
01:46:01 Well, I would never be rude enough to ignore the suggestion of a lady.
01:46:05 You.
01:46:13 So now they're at an impasse.
01:46:16 What to do with this man? He was the.
01:46:20 The the white whale.
01:46:22 He was the one that this was the guy who who, who has influenced their their their murder spree.
01:46:31 All this time, he's the voice on the television that is always bothered them so much.
01:46:36 The dangerous.
01:46:37 He's the one most likely to become the next Hitler.
01:46:41 So they go in the other.
01:46:43 And discuss what to do.
01:46:48 It's 1909.
01:46:50 You're in Austria and you're alone with a young artist named Adolf.
01:46:54 Hitler.
01:46:57 Do you kill him?
01:46:59 Do you murder him there, even though he hasn't done anything yet?
01:47:02 Because you know you'll save all those millions of people.
01:47:09 I.
01:47:16 The.
01:47:21 Absolutely not that.
01:47:22 All those people die knowing you do something about it.
01:47:26 I didn't say that.
01:47:27 What I said well.
01:47:28 You don't say anything.
01:47:30 You just.
01:47:31 You just talk and talk and say nothing so many times that people think you're saying something.
01:47:40 What I would do, Luke, if you would let me finish, is talk to the man.
01:47:47 Try to show him the era of his ways to the best of my ability.
01:47:51 Challenges, ideas, exchange. Thoughts provoke change.
01:47:57 By intelligent debate.
01:48:01 The marketplace of ideas. See things have just gotten out of control.
01:48:06 The division in this country has gotten too crazy.
01:48:09 People are getting.
01:48:10 The left wing wants to kill the right wing. The right wing wants to kill the left wing, but when?
01:48:16 You actually sit down with the devil and you actually have a conversation with him.
01:48:19 Realize he's not as extreme as you actually thought.
01:48:23 And that he actually has a good point.
01:48:27 Maybe we?
01:48:27 Maybe we've got this all wrong.
01:48:30 So they discussed this in the kitchen.
01:48:33 Are we going to do with this guy?
01:48:35 Are we going to do?
01:48:37 And while he's in the while they're in the other room discussing what to do with him, he walks around the house and notices a bunch of.
01:48:46 Left Wing Books notices the the newspaper article about the missing.
01:48:53 People sees what looks kind of like a graves in the backyard.
01:48:59 And you think that he might be putting it together?
01:49:02 The Black Man takes out a.
01:49:04 The gun that he took from the sheriff after he killed her and says I'm just going to go shoot him because he's not going to drink that wine now because you fucked it up.
01:49:14 And after a moment of of struggling with their conscience, they finally agreed.
01:49:19 Know what actually we have taken this too far.
01:49:23 It is about ideas. We do need to work things out with conversation.
01:49:28 And not do things that are extreme.
01:49:31 And they sit down with them, having worked it all out, and they feel as if they've they've really grown in this moment and they all toast.
01:50:08 But what you discover based on the artwork they display.
01:50:16 Is he did put together what was happening.
01:50:22 He poisoned all their wine while they were in the kitchen.
01:50:30 And you think, well, what's wrong with?
01:50:32 They were murderers, so it's all kind of worked out.
01:50:34 This.
01:50:34 Little they put a nice little bow on the package.
01:50:38 They don't have to look like they're actually incentivizing murder or making that argument because all the people died at the end.
01:50:45 The moral of the story is they were the real assholes.
01:50:48 And that would be it.
01:50:50 Except for, listen carefully to the audio.
01:50:56 As they show you this picture.
01:51:04 You know, wherever I travel in this bountiful land of ours, the question on everybody's mind seems to be will I make a run for this country's highest office?
01:51:16 Well, my friends.
01:51:16 I.
01:51:18 Some people would say I already have.
01:51:23 At any rate, all I would like to say to you well wishes out there is that I shall do whatever the people want for me to do, because I am your humble humble.
01:51:33 So.
01:51:36 See, it turns out he was going to be the next Hitler.
01:51:43 And that's the end of the film.
01:51:47 Turns out that it was actually folly for them to have that crisis of conscious right at the end.
01:51:58 Turns out that they should have listened to the black guy.
01:52:04 Then he was just this oily.
01:52:09 Snake tongued devil.
01:52:19 That he actually did have ambitions.
01:52:22 To become a nationalist leader.
01:52:26 And the fascism was going to rise up again.
01:52:37 And that is the the film by the name of the The Last Supper from 1995.
01:52:44 Again, I found it interesting a the the fact that the the right quote UN quote is so.
01:52:53 So much more like the left of 1995 that it almost doesn't. The movie almost doesn't even make any sense anymore.
01:53:01 And that the characters that they chose in the film, sure, even in 1995, they were a bit hyperbolic, you know, for example, holding a knife to the to the Jews neck for no reason and and stuff like that but.
01:53:16 Ultimately, the arguments are arguments that we make.
01:53:21 The observations are observations that we make.
01:53:29 And the moral of the story isn't that they should try to use their arguments or their words to change our minds. In fact, quite the opposite.
01:53:41 The moral of the story is, while that might be what you struggle with, well, you might be like Cameron Diaz and have weak moments and thinking, you know, we should be trying to change these people's minds.
01:53:53 We should be fighting this in the marketplace of ideas.
01:53:58 You know we it it's real easy for us to say that maybe we're killing the next Hitler.
01:54:02 How do we know?
01:54:06 I mean that teenage girl. She just wanted what was right for her school.
01:54:14 But at least with some people, it would seem this movie is telling you you need to ignore those feelings.
01:54:26 Because you listen to those feelings at.
01:54:28 Own peril.
01:54:35 Because as it happens.
01:54:40 He very well could be the next Hitler.
01:54:50 So that as I said, that is the Last Supper. Good recommendation. I wish I had written down with my in my notes. Who made that recommendation.
01:54:59 You know who you are? Who out there.
01:55:01 Good job on that.
01:55:02 Recommendations like that are good.
01:55:06 Yeah. So that's.
01:55:09 That's that.
01:55:11 Let's take a look at hyperchess, shall we?
01:55:17 I guess for the for the short amount of time that.
01:55:19 Have left.
01:55:20 Forever having hyper chats, entropy still doesn't.
01:55:25 Still doesn't work.
01:55:28 And I'm not the only one that has that issue, by the way. I've talked to other people that can't get it working.
01:55:34 I I've.
01:55:34 To get a hold of them and find out what's going on.
01:55:38 I wonder if they've kind of.
01:55:41 If they're not really, I mean, how much money could they be making over there?
01:55:46 You know, I think it.
01:55:46 I don't how much how many employees they even have over there anyway.
01:55:51 Take a look here. We got Gorilla hands.
01:55:55 When you're trying to save money, a good rule to follow is to.
01:56:06 Take it from me, Jim. Neighbors.
01:56:07 Pay dividends.
01:56:09 Hey, Devin, what do you think of Elon knocking up that Jewish conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair?
01:56:15 She's actually not too bad to look at. Well, look.
01:56:20 It's, you know, it's weird. E drama that's been unfolding.
01:56:23 It's weird 'cause the E drama world is like.
01:56:28 Is like is entering IRL now it's it's.
01:56:33 It's not even like, and we're talking about a guy who was who was standing in the Oval Office like he was president just a couple days ago.
01:56:40 It's not even like a celebrity, you.
01:56:43 It's not like, oh, some egirl and a celebrity. It's like, no, the guy that.
01:56:47 'S Some, I argue, is kind of really the president.
01:56:53 Yeah, I mean, I don't.
01:56:55 There's different allegations that this is something that she plotted and planned, but I mean I I find it hard to believe.
01:57:02 That if this if this turns out to be real and I it probably will.
01:57:08 At least from what I've read, it looks pretty real to me.
01:57:12 It's hard for me to conceive of Elon.
01:57:16 Not being aware of the this possibility, he seems to be going around just impregnating people whenever he feels like it.
01:57:26 I guess if you've got unlimited money.
01:57:30 You know, I guess you get to play by different rules last time or last thing I saw about this was he put up in some penthouse. That was like, I feel like this is the real number. It's going to sound crazy, but that he was paying something like.
01:57:46 $1000 or maybe still is $40,000 a month for her to live in.
01:57:51 What kind of penthouse is $40,000 a month?
01:57:55 But anyway, he's paying 40 grand a month for her to live in some penthouse.
01:58:00 I think he gave her like a cyber truck.
01:58:04 It's also wasn't lost on me that she made this announcement.
01:58:09 Maybe there's people that don't know what's going on, so I'll just say basically Ashley Sinclair, who's an E thought who used to work for TPUSA, who is one of these.
01:58:22 You know, Trad thought Internet influencers.
01:58:29 Is claiming and made the announcement on Valentine's Day.
01:58:34 That she had Elon Musk's love child five months ago.
01:58:41 And that she was just.
01:58:43 She was just telling everyone because it was going to come out in the press one way or another and at first maybe you could have believed that.
01:58:51 But then there has been Twitter activity since that announcement.
01:58:57 That leads us or many people to believe.
01:59:02 It's not just, oh, this not that it was.
01:59:06 The timing was odd.
01:59:08 Valentine's Day.
01:59:10 But it wasn't just oh, here's some story that's going to break, and I better hurry up and get ahead of it. It sounds like a coordinated media blitz, probably to extort money from Elon Musk.
01:59:22 Yeah.
01:59:22 And.
01:59:25 Or at least that's how it appears.
01:59:26 And it looks as though again it's I don't know the information's out yet, but at first glance with the data that I've seen, it looks as if this was a plan she's had for quite some time because she recognized as as many of us have.
01:59:41 Elon Musk has a habit of going around, especially if they're Jewish. Knocking up chicks randomly.
01:59:50 You know, then he just happens to be in proximity to so.
01:59:55 This could be another one of those.
01:59:58 Instances where you know, but like Elon had to have known.
02:00:03 Elon had to have known. In fact, Ashley Sinclair tweeted out prior to the timing of when she would have been pregnant, that she was off birth control.
02:00:14 Let me see if I I might have saved this.
02:00:16 Was in. Is this it?
02:00:18 Yeah, so this is.
02:00:24 This would have been before 'cause. She's saying the kid is five months old.
02:00:29 So if we're saying the kids five months old, it's February. So let's just say February, January, December, November.
02:00:39 October.
02:00:40 So that means.
02:00:43 October of 2024.
02:00:47 Or maybe September 2024 is when this would have happened, right?
02:00:54 And she's saying November of 2023.
02:00:59 On Twitter, stopping birth control and Adderall was one of the best things I ever did for my mental health.
02:01:06 So many Americans on pharmaceutical cocktails and then wondering why they fill out of their minds, and Elon Musk replied.
02:01:14 For.
02:01:15 So he knows.
02:01:16 Elon Musk knows a year prior to if he impregnated or impregnating almost a full year that she's off birth control.
02:01:26 He also is like.
02:01:28 Retweeting her and replying to her stuff and promoting her in the algorithm, a weird amount, I think she bragged about making a a shit ton of fucking money on Twitter.
02:01:39 Not that long ago, probably as a result of him promoting her in the algorithm.
02:01:44 Don't know.
02:01:47 I don't know but this.
02:01:49 This is just what you should expect from the people in control.
02:01:52 And look, Maga doesn't care.
02:01:54 Is a perfect example.
02:01:57 There's a perfect example of something that would not have been acceptable in 1995.
02:02:03 If in 1995, someone with any kind of political power, well, I mean, look, there was someone with political power and it almost ended their career. Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton.
02:02:16 Was it's funny, 'cause. They're the same.
02:02:18 This is a.
02:02:19 This is literally a perfect example of what we went over the night. A perfect example.
02:02:24 In 1995, actually would have been like, I think like 96 or so, when all the leftists were making excuses for Bill Clinton getting up a blowjob in the Oval Office and saying, oh, he's a powerful person. Of course, you know that it's not really sex.
02:02:40 It's whatever.
02:02:42 Like all these same stupid excuses leftist were making in the 90s about Clinton, you're hearing people make maga making excuses for Elon today.
02:02:53 It's yet another example of of Maga who likes to claim, and if only they practice what they preach, they like to claim they want to go back to the 90s, but apparently they don't want to go.
02:03:02 Back to the morality of the 90s.
02:03:05 And they can't go back to the demographics of the 90s. So they're basically just full of shit.
02:03:09 They're just liars.
02:03:10 They want to go back to the TV shows of the 90s, which?
02:03:13 Pathetic, but that's how they view the world.
02:03:16 That's how they view the fucking world.
02:03:18 They want to go back to the TV shows of the 90s that were telling them.
02:03:22 That, Oh no.
02:03:23 Look, black people can be doctors.
02:03:25 Like look at Bill Cosby, or they can be judges like Will Smith.
02:03:28 You know, uncle or whatever? That's that's that's what they want to go back to.
02:03:33 They just they want the propaganda of the 90s. They don't want to go back to the 90s. Most of these people fucking weren't even alive in the 90s that are saying it. And the people that that were have really short memories, apparently or weren't very, very perceptive.
02:03:48 But what the fuck was going on in the 90s?
02:03:50 Or like that January 6 guy don't realize that everything that happened the 90s is what led to what happened.
02:03:56 The day.
02:03:57 It's like I've said before, it's like you have stage 4 cancer and you're like, let's go back to when I had stage 2 cancer.
02:04:04 Okay, I mean, I guess that's better, but you know that's that it it turns into Stage 4 eventually.
02:04:12 Alright, so if your argument is let's, let's buy a little more time. OK. I guess if you want to go through all that again.
02:04:19 If you want to go, if you want to ride down that.
02:04:22 OK.
02:04:23 But it's a perfect example.
02:04:25 It's a perfect example of how Maga is basically liberals from the 90s.
02:04:31 They're no fucking different and they, look.
02:04:34 A lot of them wouldn't even argue with you, Elon being one of them.
02:04:39 Elon will be the 1st and and by the way Ashley Sinclair or Saint Clair, they would both tell you that they would be liberals in the 90s.
02:04:50 So that's what you got now.
02:04:52 So they won.
02:04:54 They poisoned all the actual right.
02:04:56 They poisoned them at dinner and buried them in the backyard, and this is what you got?
02:05:01 They won.
02:05:05 So that's what I think of.
02:05:06 I mean, I'm sure there's more. I don't want to do a.
02:05:09 It's a big it's a big, gossipy thing that's going to, I'm sure, drag on forever, but that's my initial thoughts on it.
02:05:18 Oh boy, oh boy, says the green Mailer debate.
02:05:22 I hypocrite had.
02:05:23 Was pretty good.
02:05:25 Unfortunately, people like Paula White are the reason for Green's position.
02:05:29 That or and what many think of as Christianity.
02:05:34 I fear the damage done from religious quibbling, if only.
02:05:39 That energy was directed elsewhere.
02:05:42 Well, like I said I I my I have.
02:05:47 2 objectives.
02:05:49 And my objective is to ensure the the success and survival first, but the success ultimately of white people and also to free us from Jewish.
02:06:04 Power and there are going to be some that'll say, well, you have to get rid of Christianity to accomplish that.
02:06:09 I understand the arguments.
02:06:13 And I and then you'd have the Christians say. Well, then there was long periods of time when.
02:06:18 You didn't have.
02:06:21 With the kind of influence they have today, when you add chrismdemon all throughout Europe and expulsions of Jews and whatnot, and I get it, I get it.
02:06:31 I've I've talked at length about how.
02:06:35 I you know, I I don't think it's productive right now.
02:06:41 To argue about this sort of a thing when we have.
02:06:45 First of all, you're not going to argue people out of their religion.
02:06:50 You're not going to be able to do that.
02:06:52 Debate is a perfect example of it.
02:06:54 I watched part of it.
02:06:56 It just they're both. People are talking a different language essentially, you know, like you're never going.
02:07:04 To test, you can look at the comments section on that debate and you know one if they aren't Christian, then they they saw something totally different than if they were Christian.
02:07:14 And that's just the reality. And I'm not saying what?
02:07:18 Either.
02:07:18 One of those guys is is doing is useless.
02:07:21 Saying it's not my.
02:07:24 My fight, not my battle.
02:07:28 I'm more concerned about saving.
02:07:32 Our race and.
02:07:35 I don't think that arguing about religion is going to help that kind of like, well, kind of like that.
02:07:41 The Lefties in this in this movie.
02:07:43 Oh, all we do is is fight about our differences.
02:07:46 Don't actually do anything.
02:07:52 Let's see here, handsome Sven says.
02:07:55 Waffen here.
02:07:56 Keep up the great work 1488 radio on X would be honored to have you as a special guest.
02:08:02 We have Billy Roper coming on Monday. And real. Hey, buddy, on Friday.
02:08:08 We're live Monday to Friday, 12 to 3:00 PM Pacific Time.
02:08:13 Yeah, I'm.
02:08:14 It's not that I'm against doing.
02:08:15 I just right now is a bad time with all the B stuff.
02:08:20 I'm. I'm I'm.
02:08:21 Got.
02:08:24 This is this is go time in the beekeeping world because it's. This is when everything well, the surviving hives.
02:08:31 This is when they all want to swarm, and right now, with my numbers hit as hard as they were.
02:08:37 And I haven't even gotten all my yards yet.
02:08:39 I got one that I'm I've I've been avoiding because I just. I know it's going to be bad.
02:08:46 But the This is why I have to start doing splits and I'm kind of fucked because it's like, well, do I.
02:08:51 Do I just suck it up and split the Africanized hive?
02:08:54 And anyway, a lot of bee stuff. You know the. Yeah, I'm not against going on there.
02:08:59 Just I right now is kind of a bad.
02:09:02 I am going to be on White Rabbit radio on Monday though I think.
02:09:11 I'll. I'll, I'll let you guys know on Twitter and Telegram the exact time for that, but I'm pretty sure that's on Monday.
02:09:19 Gorilla Hands simply says.
02:09:22 I don't have the button here.
02:09:22 I don't have the.
02:09:24 Oh, wait, here we go. Here we are.
02:09:27 Wandering full.
02:09:29 When you're trying to save money, a good rule to follow is to.
02:09:40 Take it from me, Jim. Neighbors.
02:09:42 AM.
02:09:43 Wandering fool says regarding last stream.
02:09:47 Religion needs its radicals.
02:09:49 Q Anon was a psyop not to reveal the truth, but to create radicals for the religion of Trump.
02:09:57 I have no doubt that some truth will be revealed as time goes on, but with that truth he will gain God like power. If he really is here to reveal.
02:10:09 I'm not sure what you mean by that.
02:10:11 I mean, yeah, Q Anon was made to make radicals.
02:10:16 I don't know how much of a bonus that is to anybody.
02:10:22 I.
02:10:23 I don't want radical retards, especially if they're like that. Jan six guy. That was like we like faggots.
02:10:30 You know.
02:10:32 And as far as Trump being a big revealer, that's not gonna that's not gonna happen.
02:10:38 What's happening now is.
02:10:41 Look they.
02:10:42 The ruling class saw where the wind was blowing.
02:10:44 I talked about this.
02:10:47 Like years ago?
02:10:49 Years ago, in fact, I think I did a whole stream on it.
02:10:53 Mentioned that I played that clip of Tucker Carlson.
02:10:58 In that interview with that guy from the man show, uh fuck, I forget his name and he was promoting his book.
02:11:07 Ship of fools and he said at that time this was years ago. He said that Adam Corolla. That's the. That's the guy he was.
02:11:15 He.
02:11:15 Was on the show of, he said that.
02:11:19 Ship of Fools was a warning to the ruling class that if they didn't start listening to the peasants that the the pitchforks were going to come out and heads were going to roll and it was going to be like the French Revolution again.
02:11:33 And I think the ruling class.
02:11:35 By and large.
02:11:37 Has accepted this reality that.
02:11:42 The ruling that the peasants were.
02:11:44 Bing.
02:11:46 Restless that white people were getting fed up.
02:11:51 That there was going to be radicalization.
02:11:54 And so they thought well.
02:11:57 That's fine.
02:11:58 We'll give him what we'll deflate this balloon.
02:12:03 We'll steer the ship away from the rocks.
02:12:06 We'll let them chill out, feel a little more comfortable.
02:12:09 Turn the heat down on the frog.
02:12:12 We'll give them some some wins, some superficial, some, some not so superficial. We will.
02:12:21 Streamline the system to not be so dangerous as to.
02:12:30 You know, create these kinds of problems for us.
02:12:35 You know the streamlining of the federal government is not just a a fiscal decision.
02:12:42 This is especially if you think in terms of the the possibility, or some might even say the probability of future wars and conflict.
02:12:51 Imagine you are the American ruling class and you think it's probable.
02:12:56 At least possible.
02:12:58 That you are are no longer.
02:13:01 In military conflicts that consist of dropping bombs on, on goat herding, faggots in the desert, but an actual enemy.
02:13:15 Or maybe you don't even think that's going to happen, but you you realize that you can't really even flex your muscles and be taken seriously by other superpowers while you are basically a laughing stock.
02:13:30 When they see these commercials promoting, you know, lesbians with mental illnesses working for the CIA or, you know, recruiting recruitment videos that are cartoons for lesbians, for the military.
02:13:45 I mean, you're.
02:13:47 Want to be taken seriously? Again? You want to be able to flex your muscles.
02:13:50 You want to remain the top dog and you are a little fearful that that maybe some of this decadence has actually weakened your position?
02:14:02 And.
02:14:05 Like you want, you needed to do that to some degree in order to weaken the the people that you feared most, which the White Western man. But you didn't realize how much of the.
02:14:22 Machine.
02:14:24 That you were wielding as.
02:14:27 A weapon against the rest of the world.
02:14:31 How much of that engine?
02:14:33 Was fueled by these very white men.
02:14:37 Until you started introducing all these dei things and and.
02:14:43 You know.
02:14:44 I think some of these people, the middle management people, believe in your own bullshit about, well, if. Yeah, it's all about environment and genetics has nothing to do with it. We can, we can get all these blacks and Mexicans and whatever to perform at the same level if.
02:14:56 Let them into Harvard or whatever, right?
02:14:59 And then you know, it doesn't happen.
02:15:01 And they realize it.
02:15:02 It's not happening, and they've realized it wasn't happening for a long time, but I think that they were.
02:15:09 They were unwilling to accept it for a long time, and now they're in a position where they're forced to accept this, and so they're just they're it's self preservation.
02:15:20 They're not cutting back on government spending because they they feel bad for Joe 6 pack his his federal income taxes are too high.
02:15:29 Fact a lot of that's probably not even going to translate.
02:15:33 Any kind of tax breaks for the average person, maybe it'll impact people like Elon. You know, people that.
02:15:39 Their tax bill is enormous, although a lot of those guys have loopholes and they're still paying a lot of money.
02:15:46 But if you're in a position where you think that you might have to actually at least be.
02:15:53 To give off the.
02:15:55 The illusion.
02:15:58 Of power.
02:16:01 You're gonna have.
02:16:01 You have to clean some house. You're gonna have to get.
02:16:04 It's like war economies are always, you know, way different.
02:16:10 Than than economy during peacetime and we got so used to just always being at war, even though we were, we've technically been almost been at war since World War 2IN1, form or another it's become so normalized that we're always sending troops.
02:16:27 It we no longer had a war economy, you know? Sure, you're spending tons of money and a lot of it became just waste and bloat, you know.
02:16:38 To a degree that you wouldn't have seen during World War 2.
02:16:40 Like I'm sure there was fraud and all this other stuff, even in World War 2 and certainly in Vietnam and stuff, but it's become so out of control. You know, the the, the spending of the Pentagon, the spending that in all these federal agencies.
02:16:54 That they need to just streamline the system? Realign.
02:16:57 And.
02:17:00 You know.
02:17:00 To what degree it'll matter.
02:17:01 Don't know, but it's.
02:17:05 That's what's going on with with in, in terms of the, you know, the Trump administration is, is get white people to feel like they're not being replaced, that that's being addressed.
02:17:18 That's why you had people.
02:17:20 The same people that are cheerleading Trump right before Trump start to sort of admit it a little bit.
02:17:27 Like Tucker talking about the great replacement to some degree.
02:17:32 But then you know when you do have like for example, JD Vance did his speech in Munich and everyone was talking about how, oh, it's so fucking based.
02:17:43 I.
02:17:44 Read it.
02:17:46 And it's not.
02:17:48 It's not based in terms of, I mean the way I people were talking about it, I thought he went full 1488 or something, which didn't make any sense. If you know anything about how Astro Turf he is, the fact that he he's literally.
02:18:02 He's a sheep dipped politician, I mean.
02:18:08 I mean, there's come on. I mean, if you if you don't know about his background, we don't have time to go into it right now.
02:18:13 For fuck's sake. The guy is is manufactured.
02:18:18 And and he's he's not married to a white woman.
02:18:20 So how he would have been going full 1488, you know, it didn't make any sense.
02:18:24 Anyway, I read the the the transcript of it.
02:18:27 And what? What does he keep repeating over and over and over again?
02:18:30 Maybe it sounds base to the people who live in Europe or who are used to just hearing like the most awful censorious leftist garbage, non-stop. And so like, this sounds like fucking wow mega based.
02:18:44 But you read the actual text of of what he was saying, and he keeps repeating democracy, democracy, shared values, shared values. Those are like the two terms, he said over and over again.
02:18:57 It wasn't about. We need to save their white race.
02:19:00 It was we save our democracy, we we all have shared values.
02:19:07 Our citizens are what matter.
02:19:12 That's that's not talking about race at all.
02:19:17 And to the degree that he mentioned a an issue that you.
02:19:22 Two where he was talking about the enemy from within as an example.
02:19:27 Mean. He's obviously not talking about.
02:19:29 So first of all, let's, let's get off that delusion.
02:19:33 He's talking about, you know, the.
02:19:36 He's basically warning all the things I just told you that that the Trump administration is trying to address.
02:19:43 Now with Doge and everything else to try to get the train back on the fucking tracks.
02:19:50 He's basically trying to warn.
02:19:53 Europe that hey, you got to get the train back on the fucking tracks because if there is some kind of conflict and maybe there is one that they're worried about, I don't know how worried are they really about a conflict with Russia or China?
02:20:09 Or or whoever I don't know.
02:20:12 But if there was a conflict, you better believe it would involve Europe as well.
02:20:17 And they.
02:20:19 They just like they want to streamline the agencies.
02:20:23 Bureaucracies here in America.
02:20:25 What do you think Europe is?
02:20:29 You think they're? You think they're their own countries? Come on.
02:20:34 I mean, come on.
02:20:37 Right. Like the big thing was he was basically saying that they need to start defending themselves and and spending more of their own money on their own defense.
02:20:45 He he's basically let's let's like cutting costs in another another department.
02:20:50 Of their vassal.
02:20:51 Let's and I'm not saying this to insult our European friends and listeners out there. Let's just be realistic.
02:20:59 That, that's that's.
02:21:00 Whether you agree with that view or not, it is to some extent a political reality.
02:21:08 And he's basically telling.
02:21:11 The the governors of of of our European states. You need to get. You need to get things. You straighten your shit out or you gonna go off the rails like we did.
02:21:21 Gonna. You're gonna boil the frog too fast.
02:21:24 Gonna create.
02:21:26 You're gonna create actual right wing groups.
02:21:29 Who are going to rise up and it's going to be a problem.
02:21:33 So you got.
02:21:35 You got us, you got.
02:21:35 Turn that heat down on the frog.
02:21:40 So that's where I got out of.
02:21:42 I read it and I was just like, I don't get why this is.
02:21:44 Go to.
02:21:46 You know I.
02:21:47 I don't get why this is impressive to anyone, and maybe if I I haven't I look.
02:21:50 Didn't watch.
02:21:51 Maybe if I watched it, maybe the delivery was really good or something, but just by reading the text I was like I don't what's the big deal.
02:22:00 Let's see here.
02:22:05 Wandering fool again.
02:22:08 Yeah.
02:22:12 Actually, actually second part of what you said, if he's really here to reveal all the corruption, then it can only lead to one place. His appointees are like his apostles.
02:22:22 One of them brings their congregation of supporters.
02:22:26 Rfk has the health nuts white Paula White has the black Christians.
02:22:32 Has the liberal.
02:22:32 His word will become.
02:22:34 I mean, look to some extent that is how politics works.
02:22:38 To some extent that you do have people that you bring in who have influence over more people.
02:22:47 That's. You know, that's what political endorsements are all about is you have, you know, you approach people who have influence over a population of people, and you bring them on board to get their votes or their backing.
02:23:00 To some degree, that's just, that's not, that's politics.
02:23:03 That's the way that it is.
02:23:05 But I don't think that's why Paula White's there.
02:23:07 That's, I mean, that's what I thought cynically when I first started looking into it. I didn't realize that their their history went back so far and.
02:23:17 I think that it's that that's those aren't the kinds of people that are that are calling the shots.
02:23:24 Clear that Jews are are calling the shots in the in in the Republican Party. Period.
02:23:32 John Skywalker.
02:23:33 I think being our selective.
02:23:36 Selected I think you mean does have advantages for certain people?
02:23:40 Take the Palestinians, for example.
02:23:42 They have double or triple the offspring of Jews, it seems, no matter how many Palestinians they kill, more rise up in their place.
02:23:51 And keep fighting, no matter what, will Israel try to sterilize them?
02:23:55 Well, I think Israel is going to try to move them away.
02:23:59 They're, I.
02:24:00 There's going to be Palestinians in Palestine anymore.
02:24:02 At least that's the plan.
02:24:06 I mean, I don't know if you guys have.
02:24:07 Watching the news, but.
02:24:09 That the plan right now is that they they won't be there, so it won't matter of how much they reproduce.
02:24:15 Be reproducing.
02:24:19 In Iowa.
02:24:23 Maybe.
02:24:23 Maybe they'll be reproduced in Egypt or maybe in Dubai, or who knows.
02:24:27 Like they probably won't be.
02:24:30 They probably won't be in Palestine anymore.
02:24:33 And you're right to some extent. And there are look, there are a segment of white people that that are R selected.
02:24:41 There are the the low IQ conservative retards that that have a bunch of babies and. And you know, some of them turn out good, some not so much right that it is kind of like the shotgun approach.
02:24:57 Every group has has, you know, has.
02:25:01 It's not just like one of the other, it's kind of a.
02:25:04 A gradient.
02:25:07 But yeah, I I I don't think it's it's unfortunately it's it's not a good reproductive strategy.
02:25:18 In the for civilizations in the long term, really what you should be doing if you wanna augment birth rates among case selected people as you make the environment safer you may you don't.
02:25:29 Don't sit there and go. God. I sure wish that we had evolved to.
02:25:33 Reproduce in great numbers in a dangerous environment.
02:25:37 It's like fix the fucking environment so it's not dangerous anymore.
02:25:41 About that.
02:25:42 All these case, like the people, would be having babies.
02:25:47 Right now, they're sensing that the environment is dangerous.
02:25:50 That's why they're not having as many kids.
02:25:54 And so the answer.
02:25:56 Therefore, we should evolve to be more like negroes.
02:26:04 We should just have a safer environment.
02:26:08 Channel 012 bunch of numbers is The Twilight Saga subversive? It seems to have conservative pro white values.
02:26:17 Virgin bride white.
02:26:19 Bella would die before abortion. Bella chooses.
02:26:23 I don't know.
02:26:23 This is some vampire girl bullshit.
02:26:25 What do I know about the fucking twilight series?
02:26:30 I've heard libs shit's complaining that toilet's conservative propaganda.
02:26:35 Also, the writer is a Mormon.
02:26:37 Base to me, I don't know. It seems girly to me.
02:26:39 That's the kind of shit like my little sisters were into.
02:26:43 I don't know anything about.
02:26:46 You might as well ask me about Nancy Drew novels. Like, I don't know shit about that.
02:26:52 I mean, I don't know if it's like if it's written by a Mormon, there's at least a decent chance that it's it's not liberal, but there's liberal Mormons too.
02:27:02 Just not, that's.
02:27:03 That's a that's a tiny percentage of Mormons, but they do exist.
02:27:09 Wandering full again.
02:27:18 Weather.
02:27:18 Hey.
02:27:21 You mentioned last stream wanting to know more about the Roman Empire.
02:27:26 There's a recent article talking about the OR talking about a papri being translated, revealing it to be a Roman court document of Jews standing trial.
02:27:37 For forging documents, counterfeiting coins, bribing judges, banditry and many other charges.
02:27:45 They believe it to be from immediately before the 2nd Jewish Rebellion. The bar Kakbah revolt from 1:32 to 1:36.
02:27:58 The first being the rebellion of the Jewish diaspora could be an interesting stream in there somewhere.
02:28:07 PS The Barkakba revolt began after the discovery of hidden tunnels created by Jews.
02:28:16 Look at.
02:28:17 Yeah, that's. That's the sort of stuff that I wish I already had committed to memory.
02:28:21 My brain is full of useless 3D animation software information.
02:28:31 But I know it is what it is. Yeah. Um.
02:28:36 None.
02:28:37 Oh.
02:28:38 Maybe that's something I have to research a lot to speak competently about.
02:28:43 Yeah. Thanks for the big support there. Wandering fool Prairie Dog says.
02:28:48 Hey, Devin, what are your thoughts on Aryan historians?
02:28:52 Like Oscar Lo said, Robert suffer.
02:28:55 I feel that if people understood the scale of white dissemination of culture.
02:29:01 Governance and technology.
02:29:02 They'd be more grateful. Whites were viewed as gods in ancient times by all peoples.
02:29:08 I don't talk about non whites being more grateful now. I mean, I think that.
02:29:13 I mean, look, if we controlled the media, it would take generations to get them to be grateful.
02:29:22 They they.
02:29:24 I mean, it's just way more self soothing to not believe that you know and you're you're talking about people who are racial narcissists. Almost every other race as a racial narcissism especially.
02:29:38 Lacks that white people don't even.
02:29:41 I mean the the the idea that you could be black and actually believe that black secretly created the pyramids and really were responsible for every invention and then just.
02:29:53 You know, the white people tricked everyone into thinking they did it.
02:29:56 Mean it's, you know, how you get past stuff like that.
02:30:01 But yeah, it'd be better for white people to not feel bad about themselves.
02:30:05 Actually have a realistic view of.
02:30:09 But that's why you don't let Jews take over academia. Colonizer grind Set says evening.
02:30:15 Have you ever heard of the movie The Woodsman? I recently saw it mentioned, and it's about a pedo played by Kevin Bacon that was recently released from prison.
02:30:25 The entire movie is supposedly about humanizing the chomo.
02:30:29 Pretty disgusting shit.
02:30:31 I feel like I saw that at some point.
02:30:33 Long ago did that come out?
02:30:40 2004.
02:30:50 Maybe I've seen this.
02:30:57 Yeah, man. I'll take a look at that.
02:31:00 Mr. me.
02:31:08 Hi John, it's Adam.
02:31:09 Hey, apparently dinosaurs are popular tonight.
02:31:14 Always great music, Dave on. Well, I appreciate that, Mister Mee.
02:31:20 Hopefully that gets stuck in everyone's head.
02:31:26 Skin float.
02:31:27 Just in case this is the last time I can support you.
02:31:32 White power, Devon. Well, I appreciate that.
02:31:36 Rabbit Hole says HHI think.
02:31:40 Does that mean Hulk Hogan from?
02:31:43 Dev I sold 171 chickens in the last week.
02:31:47 Paid my mortgage to say nothing of the number of eggs I've been collecting.
02:31:51 It was some luck and prayer that got me into side hustling hens and eggs. Prayer helps never.
02:31:57 Hertz. Thinking of doing a big hatch in the spring.
02:32:01 Well you should.
02:32:02 Hopefully you're making a killing if you're into eggs right now.
02:32:07 There's still last time I checked was a couple days ago.
02:32:10 They were limiting.
02:32:11 I don't even know why they have to do both.
02:32:13 They were charging. It was 995.
02:32:18 Per dozen of eggs, and you can only get one dozen per customer at the at the place that's near me for me to get eggs at.
02:32:27 Drive like 100 miles otherwise to get eggs.
02:32:32 Yeah. And I like eggs.
02:32:37 January 1981 says my son says hi.
02:32:41 Well, tell your son I say hi.
02:32:45 Watch the collapse says I love.
02:32:47 Devin started a new job and my schedule's been off.
02:32:51 Times have been tight with cash to keep the family fed and lights on haven't done out lately.
02:32:58 Is some shekels to spare for buying some silicon to fix the pillbox roof.
02:33:04 Get Active Guys, tribe and train and remember.
02:33:06 Just say no to zoh.
02:33:08 Well, I appreciate.
02:33:09 Watch the collapse and yeah.
02:33:11 I hope it worked I.
02:33:13 I did have time to do that a couple days ago.
02:33:16 Got up on the roof and.
02:33:19 Coated at least the part that leaked that that that those 5 gallon buckets don't go as far as I was imagining they would.
02:33:28 Or maybe I was putting it on too thick or something, but I might have to get another one for the to get the all the way down.
02:33:34 I got the part that leaked and we did get a little rain. We got a little rain, almost like the next.
02:33:40 Think it might have been actually might have been the next day.
02:33:42 And uh, a puddle formed in that little part of the roof and nothing came in the house.
02:33:49 That's.
02:33:50 So I I think it worked.
02:33:51 Think it worked.
02:33:54 I was worried when I saw the clouds like fuck. I got to get this done.
02:33:58 And and then I was worried, like, is going to fuck it up if it rains, like, right after I put it down.
02:34:02 But apparently little science for you, apparently.
02:34:05 Moisture in the air actually helps silicon dry faster.
02:34:09 Weirdly so, it worked out.
02:34:13 But yeah, thank you very much.
02:34:14 Watch the collapse.
02:34:16 Rabbit Hole says for anyone considering it large quantities of hen create a lot of waste.
02:34:22 1 cubic yard per every three birds a year.
02:34:26 Just get a big concrete or get a big.
02:34:30 Conquer conquer crate. What's this word?
02:34:38 Conchita re.
02:34:39 Concentrate.
02:34:42 On this you mean concentrate.
02:34:45 Of disinfectant and some Permethrin insecticide.
02:34:50 You don't want mites.
02:34:51 Trust me, the ROI with chickens are.
02:34:54 Except when predators get one, because then they keep coming.
02:35:00 Would love some bees, but they say Florida. You need a mentor who knows beekeeping in.
02:35:07 A guy whose granddad taught it to him for 30 years, mentors for about 60 an hour here.
02:35:14 But I had to eat a $25.00 deposit on a nuke last year because I didn't want to take them if I couldn't care for them.
02:35:21 Good news is I just sold some hens to a guy who?
02:35:26 Who's I mean, God has a lot of hives.
02:35:29 He's willing to teach me. I heard you talk about the shortage coming and your blue dye trick might be a good idea.
02:35:37 Just need to know if I have proper flora to feed them whenever I grow sunflowers though.
02:35:44 Look out.
02:35:44 Yeah. Well, I'll tell you, Florida is a is a big beekeeping area because the weather's nice and there's lots of plants there.
02:35:53 It just.
02:35:54 They get wiped out when there's hurricanes, so I don't know if you're in like a hurricane, part of Florida, but there's a.
02:36:02 Lot of beekeepers that got fucked with the Hurricanes and even just with the and not even just cause like the obvious like the flooding.
02:36:07 Stuff like that.
02:36:09 What people don't realize is when you get hard rain, it knocks all the the nectar and pollen out of the flowers. And so even after you know the obviously the can't forage when it's raining. But even after the rain's over.
02:36:22 It.
02:36:22 Takes all the food out of the flowers. So or at least a good chunk of.
02:36:27 So it can really fuck things up. But Flora's a good. Well, it's a way better place than where I'm at to be.
02:36:32 Keep you know, Hawaii's another one of those places.
02:36:36 Any tropical area you can do it's it's actually much harder to fuck up in Florida.
02:36:43 In most places, so I wouldn't feel too intimidated by it.
02:36:46 There's so many YouTube videos on bee keeping, and I mean that's how I learned really is.
02:36:52 Just watched it like a shit ton, and I mean a shit.
02:36:55 Ton of.
02:36:57 I still do.
02:36:58 Still AM.
02:36:58 Watching.
02:37:00 B videos and, you know read read a few B books and it's not.
02:37:05 Not as hard as you would think.
02:37:07 It's in Florida.
02:37:09 You you have some africanization, but weirdly not to the degree that we have here.
02:37:15 Maybe because there are so many commercial beekeepers out there, kind of tones them down a little bit with the genetics.
02:37:21 Yeah, Florida beekeeping is is actually not too bad.
02:37:26 Squad says Bill Paxton was great in frailty.
02:37:30 For these movies, movie reviews.
02:37:34 They're more timeless than the movies they are based on.
02:37:38 Yeah, well, he's big disappointment in this movie. Participating in propaganda like this.
02:37:46 My fat little Retarded toe.
02:37:54 Battle Turret Tower, says magapit.
02:37:57 Anyway, I am a little disheartened that all of my guys think that we are winning because Trump is in office. The only silver lining for me would be the no income tax.
02:38:08 Well, I'll believe that when I see that.
02:38:11 I I you know that's that's that's one of those things where if that happens.
02:38:20 That's kind of awesome.
02:38:25 But I'll believe that when I see that.
02:38:28 Then again, that's just love loving Massa because we aren't getting robbed as we were being genocided.
02:38:34 I know.
02:38:34 Well, I mean, you're right.
02:38:36 Also, that would be.
02:38:39 'D be look.
02:38:40 Not everything that's happening is bad for us.
02:38:42 People think that's that's like, you know how I'm viewing the world.
02:38:46 Not like some of these things.
02:38:50 Are can be good, you know and and you should take advantage of them if you can, right.
02:38:57 If there are going to be things that in the short term.
02:39:00 Good.
02:39:01 And so you might as I mean again, I'm not going to sit there and suck them off over it.
02:39:06 But I'm not going to be mad if income tax goes away unless they, you know, unless they fuck you over some other way, right?
02:39:13 Like unless they they get rid of income tax. But.
02:39:17 Like you end up just paying for it some other way. But you know, maybe they Jack tariffs up so high or do like a VAT tax.
02:39:25 So you're you're you're still paying the same things than a different way.
02:39:28 Mean. I don't know.
02:39:30 I I find it hard to believe that they would get rid of income tax, but.
02:39:34 I think that's like one of those Maga, you know, wet dreams, but we'll see.
02:39:40 The urban quail farmer.
02:39:43 Says yo Devon.
02:39:44 Can you shout out my brother? Knicker faggot, 88, for his birthday.
02:39:49 Right. Well there you go.
02:39:50 Head birthday Knicker faggot, 88.
02:39:53 I'm proud as fuck of the man he's become with the help of your streams. I'm lucky to have you both, or lucky to have both of you.
02:40:03 Chads. There you go.
02:40:06 Happy birthday and.
02:40:10 Here's to many more in the future.
02:40:13 Man of low moral fiber says. Shout out to the negro who stole my shoes in 1995 from a Chuck E cheese type business.
02:40:22 Let me know from a very early age to never relax around negroes.
02:40:27 Yes, I had a similar situation with.
02:40:30 A Pac-Man watch.
02:40:33 In a shoe store.
02:40:36 Or no, no it.
02:40:37 Think it was a transformer? Watch or AI had some little LCD watch with a game on it and I took it off and was trying on shoes and.
02:40:51 Some.
02:40:52 Diversity kid stole it.
02:40:56 Man of low moral fiber. You're thinking about people who can read, said Diaz's character.
02:41:02 The irony in that is that there is there are now millions of beaners with names like Diaz that are genetically incapable of reading.
02:41:11 There you go.
02:41:13 Based in space, says Jews always project onto.
02:41:16 The idea is that they actually think of doing to us.
02:41:21 Well, absolutely.
02:41:22 I mean, look at look.
02:41:23 Speaking of Gaza, right.
02:41:25 Bass Tank hill.
02:41:31 A stupid psycho girl I dated years ago tried to get me to watch this movie.
02:41:37 I didn't make it halfway through and told her to shut the commie propaganda off.
02:41:42 White women eat this Hollywood garbage up.
02:41:45 Yeah, yeah.
02:41:47 Yeah, big time.
02:41:48 I could see this really tickling.
02:41:51 Really, really tickling a leftist bitch, especially in the 90s.
02:41:56 Man of low moral fiber. The well spoken negro trope is so tired, the idea of a literal negro is so fucking ridiculous, or of a literate negro.
02:42:06 I guess I'm illiterate.
02:42:08 Yeah, you know.
02:42:12 Although to be fair, the actor.
02:42:16 The actor does have like a PhD I think, look, I don't know how much of A diversity PhD that is.
02:42:23 But there are anomalies.
02:42:24 Are outliers.
02:42:26 I've I've I've known him throughout the years, blue cord.
02:42:37 The only thing I can figure out is dying race and they want to reproduce more of their own kind. How horrible.
02:42:38 I.
02:42:43 I.
02:42:47 Good evening Mr. stack.
02:42:48 Replay.
02:42:49 Looking forward to listening tomorrow as always.
02:42:52 For you.
02:42:53 I appreciate that.
02:42:56 So hello. Hello to blue chord. In the future, love and division.
02:43:09 Oh.
02:43:13 Love and division the anti fire would kill, but they are allowed to if we decide to use. Hold on. Let me read what you're saying here.
02:43:29 I.
02:43:37 I'm gonna skip that part only because I'm not.
02:43:40 It's.
02:43:41 I can't tell if it's fed posting there, so we lose and the Jews win every time we lose, lose, lose.
02:43:51 Well, OK, love, and a vision again.
02:43:56 They sound a little fed post there for a minute.
02:43:58 I don't know if that was meant to sound that way, but you're right, Antifa does get.
02:44:03 Violent and the right wing.
02:44:04 Not so much.
02:44:06 And in fact, that the the moment they indulge in anything even remotely like that, like on January 6th, they blame it on feds.
02:44:16 Based in space, says the Jew shows us that the dinner table scene is his view of society.
02:44:30 Well, I mean like it, like I said, it just I think it's their view of of leftist complaining about.
02:44:37 All the problems in the right wingers and the fascists in the world, but not doing enough to actually stop them, and that they need to literally kill these people and bury them in the backyard and also figuratively kill them and bury them in the back yard, something that.
02:44:52 Has been very effective at doing.
02:44:54 Love and division says I had one of those Darwin fish mounted upside down on a Mercedes wagon and they were big in the 90s.
02:45:04 You know you couldn't be a.
02:45:07 A leftist, edgy kid with or even like a libertarian edgy kid in the 90s without one of those fucking things.
02:45:17 Bessemer.
02:45:19 I hear the noise.
02:45:22 Smelling that Kyoto.
02:45:28 Al.
02:45:31 Bessemer says.
02:45:32 Devon.
02:45:33 Love your insights? Well, I appreciate it.
02:45:35 That man of low moral fiber says regarding abortion.
02:45:39 I think White's trying to stop her enemies from willingly.
02:45:43 Willfully killing their own progeny is hurtful to our people.
02:45:47 The only brownie points they are trying to win are from brown people.
02:45:51 Killing babies is bad, but our enemies doing it of their own volition are doing of their own volition.
02:45:57 I won't stop them.
02:45:58 Yeah, but like you're missing the point like the.
02:46:01 As a as a value.
02:46:05 Being being pro baby killing is is probably not a good idea.
02:46:10 And yeah, I know.
02:46:12 I know.
02:46:13 What you're saying, and I know that. But, but by normalizing baby killing that affects white people too.
02:46:20 Just because blacks are doing it way more doesn't make it like, OK.
02:46:25 And you're right. If they were in another country, like if it was, if there was blackistan and Blackistan had legal abortion and they were.
02:46:34 Aborig babies left, right and sideways.
02:46:36 I would not support going to Blackistan and trying to stop them from doing that, but that's not what's going on.
02:46:43 We have abortion clinics here in America that are federally funded and.
02:46:49 That's.
02:46:51 To me should not be something that we let go of because it becomes politically unpopular.
02:46:59 But you know it is what it is. A lowly scribe in God's army says every time I see Bill Paxton reminded how sad it is that William Gibson's Alien 3 script was never filmed.
02:47:12 I don't know what you're talking about, but I'll be honest. You I didn't like Bill Paxton and aliens. I didn't.
02:47:20 Thought it was way too.
02:47:23 90s, you know, like game over.
02:47:26 Like it was too much of, like a comedy like.
02:47:28 If you look at the first alien movie.
02:47:30 That's like, it's like a movie, you know? Like it's like a serious movie.
02:47:35 Like.
02:47:37 There's no Comic Relief characters.
02:47:39 There's no, no, goofy.
02:47:42 You know, strong, powerful Hispanic chick.
02:47:46 It's just like it's it's filmed like.
02:47:49 A like a normal movie, just set in a really weird.
02:47:53 It's like a horror film in space, you know.
02:47:56 And it.
02:47:57 I thought it got a little goofy in aliens.
02:47:59 Not as bad as you know the other. Some of the other alien movies are are worse.
02:48:04 But I was not a fan.
02:48:06 I.
02:48:07 Thought the first one was the best one, honestly.
02:48:10 I know it's a little girl powery and you know, I get it, but.
02:48:16 I think it was still the one of the.
02:48:18 Ones or even the best one.
02:48:22 Kate Hike says you mentioned abortion earlier.
02:48:25 What's your take on this moral conundrum?
02:48:27 Typical abortionist murder line, or is a or is murder line versus blacks. Get the most abortions.
02:48:35 Do we really need more Tyrones?
02:48:37 And look, that's The thing is that's that's like a popular talking point.
02:48:42 But the niggers are the ones killing all the babies.
02:48:45 It's like you know.
02:48:47 Sorry but fuck off. Fuck off.
02:48:48 I'm not going to be like, oh, in that case.
02:48:51 Oh, in that case, you know.
02:48:53 What I mean?
02:48:53 It's.
02:48:54 I don't think it's clever or smart or.
02:48:56 It's like look, if if the law was that it was legal only for black people.
02:49:05 Morally, I'd still be against it. I'd say we should sterilize them.
02:49:10 I'd be OK with that.
02:49:12 We used to do that.
02:49:13 We used to sterilize low IQ black people going all the way up until like the 80s.
02:49:19 And that's a far better solution.
02:49:23 And because it guarantees no offspring forever.
02:49:29 You know that that's that's that's the solution I would go for.
02:49:34 And you know, that's where this comes from.
02:49:37 I am not mental defect.
02:49:39 Oh.
02:49:41 And I don't see why.
02:49:42 How can the doctor say that I am mental defect?
02:49:49 Yeah. I I just, I don't.
02:49:50 Don't, sorry.
02:49:51 I just don't think that like oh.
02:49:53 Well, the niggers are the ones doing it.
02:49:55 So therefore, you know and I know that's the cup from some people and I know that like the other cop is like, well, we can't win elections because women want to kill their babies so bad.
02:50:05 Like all right, well, then just stand for fucking nothing.
02:50:07 You know, then just stand for nothing.
02:50:11 I mean, it doesn't matter.
02:50:13 We're not getting.
02:50:14 We're not winning this politically.
02:50:15 We're not going to get this back with politics.
02:50:18 So so.
02:50:19 Why bend? What? In that case? You know? Fuck it.
02:50:23 Let's support gay.
02:50:24 Oh wait, we already are.
02:50:25 Know what I mean?
02:50:27 So it's that's it's. If you don't stand for it.
02:50:31 That's how you end up being the Liberals in 1995. If you keep making all these sacrifices because you think it's some kind of political ninjutsu to not have any kind of values that you think are immovable. OK then.
02:50:46 Then congratulations. You're you're maga.
02:50:49 Congratulations, you are the you're the Democrats of 1995.
02:50:53 So did you win?
02:50:54 You really win.
02:50:55 Is that really winning?
02:50:57 Did did you really win by doing that?
02:51:02 Because look, are you?
02:51:04 Are you under some kind of?
02:51:07 Here's the other thing too.
02:51:10 You wouldn't if you first of all, you could sterilize black people easy.
02:51:13 Done.
02:51:14 We used to do it until very recently and you just cut off the funding. You you stop incentivizing having tons of kids and just make it so they don't.
02:51:23 Just don't have money.
02:51:25 To to raise their kids. There are black people that that purposely have more children.
02:51:30 For more money, when there was a clip going around viral.
02:51:34 Mean. That's always been the case.
02:51:35 There was a viral clip just the other day that it was on Twitter, some like.
02:51:40 Hood, Rat negro or negress going?
02:51:44 Yeah, I have like 8 kids. I could have like a shit ton of money.
02:51:49 So.
02:51:51 Cut off the money.
02:51:53 And sterilize them.
02:51:56 And if you can't do that politically, what makes you think that supporting abortion is?
02:52:01 You really think that's going to make a dent?
02:52:03 I don't think that's really making a dent that you think it is. I don't think it's making the dent that you think it is.
02:52:09 I don't think that like if we made if we banned abortion, then all of a sudden the whole world would be crawling with black people.
02:52:17 Oh, they would just outbreed us and oh, be like infestation.
02:52:22 Probably not, probably not.
02:52:25 You know, like again, and if you want to, you want to suppress the birth rates of of black people.
02:52:32 They know how to do.
02:52:33 They suppress the birth rates of white people.
02:52:35 Effectively.
02:52:37 Just do what they did with white people.
02:52:38 Turn them all gay.
02:52:41 Let's see here, Mr. Charlie.
02:52:44 Good evening, Mr. Devon or Devin, and thanks.
02:52:48 That Colonel Edwards.
02:52:50 Hey, Devin, have you ever seen the movie come and see from 1985?
02:52:55 I asked the guys on war strike if there was any historical accuracy to the film, but they since.
02:53:01 Are since they got to my super chat towards the end of the show, they have time to go into detailed opinion.
02:53:10 Come and see from 1985.
02:53:14 I.
02:53:14 I don't know if I've seen that.
02:53:16 I don't have seen that.
02:53:18 What is that? Let me see.
02:53:29 Yeah, I've never seen this.
02:53:31 The Russian movie How would I seen this?
02:53:35 Is it or who made it?
02:53:37 Yeah, this is a full on Russian movie. I have not seen this.
02:53:42 In fact, this is a movie made in the Soviet Union.
02:53:45 It's. Yeah, I've not seen Soviet era Russian movies.
02:53:52 I'd have to check it out. My guess is is it's Soviet propaganda to some extent, but I don't know. I haven't seen.
02:53:59 And then they say Warren Belongo or Bulg did say that that while come and see had problems with historic historical accuracy, it was probably one of the most effective anti Nazi movies he had ever seen.
02:54:14 Thought it might be an interesting movie for you to cover.
02:54:17 Yeah, I mean.
02:54:18 But it's in Russian, so maybe not.
02:54:22 My Russian is pretty rusty these days, I I know.
02:54:27 My old ruski is 18, manoga Neiman.
02:54:32 Uh, severely retarded faggot says.
02:54:35 So I guess Jews aren't as smart as people think they are.
02:54:39 They destroy the only race that maintains some kind of order in a society. By bringing all these parasites.
02:54:45 Not realizing that they the Jews are often mistaken with white people.
02:54:51 Now they are trying to undo the damage, but it's too late.
02:54:54 Let me look.
02:54:55 I don't think it's too.
02:54:56 I mean, I don't think it's Jews are doomed. But you know, the brown people are going to exterminate the Jews.
02:55:01 Think that's going to happen?
02:55:02 I think they're they've. They've calculated the risk, they've they've played it out. They realize what they've done and.
02:55:09 They are dialing it back.
02:55:12 I think they are dialing it back and they're getting a lot of what they want, right?
02:55:15 They're going to get anti-Semitism laws in one way or another in some form or another if not under a Trump administration. I find it hard to believe that Vance wouldn't be willing to, I mean.
02:55:28 Look at look at. Look at some of the people.
02:55:32 Who mentored Vance?
02:55:35 You the idea that Vance would be opposed to anti-Semitism laws is.
02:55:41 Delusional.
02:55:43 So I think that in some form they will roll out anti-Semitic.
02:55:49 Mean they already the executive order is already being challenged in court.
02:55:53 See how that unfolds, but that'll be very telling.
02:55:56 That how that gets ruled on.
02:55:59 Or it could just be look, Trump today said he's going to ignore court.
02:56:04 Or at least that was the implication that I got from the tweet that he put out saying that he's not breaking the law if he's saving the country.
02:56:11 Well, if he's not breaking the law when he's saving the country, does that mean he's not breaking the law when he's saving the Jews?
02:56:18 You know what, I.
02:56:19 So maybe this could be an instance where the court rules against the executive branch and the executive branch says. So what? Fuck you.
02:56:28 I don't know.
02:56:31 Where that things could get kind of interesting.
02:56:34 If if that happens, the executive branch has ignored the courts before, we will see if.
02:56:43 If that happens, and and what that leads to.
02:56:48 Whatever. It'll be, it'll be.
02:56:51 Say what you will about being born in this time, at least it's not boring, right?
02:56:58 Men of low moral fibre says, echoing an earlier hyperchat requesting at least.
02:57:04 View of the bar Kukbah revolt and the way that the Adrian put that. See, I don't.
02:57:12 Is all stuff I don't know anything about.
02:57:14 A key inflection point in our history.
02:57:17 It's a bottleneck that distilled the Jewish spirit.
02:57:20 If the last real loss the Jews ever took, and they've been winning ever since.
02:57:26 Well, tell it.
02:57:26 I'll add that to.
02:57:27 Notes and that'll take a lot of research for me to really be able to competently talk about it, but maybe.
02:57:34 Maybe that will be worth doing.
02:57:40 Sometimes it.
02:57:41 Sometimes I research something and it's like a book I can't put down.
02:57:45 Skipville.
02:57:46 Did you get an EpiPen yet?
02:57:49 I I'm just.
02:57:51 I'm just hardcore like.
02:57:56 I know there exists the possibility of developing an allergy or whatever.
02:58:01 I have been stung so many times.
02:58:05 I've told you like I got stung so many times, I like turned bright red and was like vomiting.
02:58:09 And shit.
02:58:12 I've been stung like thousands of times.
02:58:14 That's exaggerating, but at least over 50 times or at least.
02:58:19 Oh yeah, but I'd say like in that neighborhood. It was bad.
02:58:23 Like I definitely was not feeling good after that and that didn't take me down so.
02:58:28 I'm not. I mean, look.
02:58:30 I I keep Benadryl around and.
02:58:34 I know that's not the same thing.
02:58:35 Maybe.
02:58:36 I don't.
02:58:36 Maybe I'll look into it, Brody.
02:58:39 Hey David, I wish people would say dinner instead of supper.
02:58:43 When do you think you will start selling honey? Well, I don't know.
02:58:48 Depends on the bee situation. I was wanting to do it this year.
02:58:52 Hopefully I can still do it this year, but just in limited quantities as far as the dinner and supper thing I've never said.
02:58:59 In fact, the only time I ever heard anyone say supper growing up was when they were talking.
02:59:03 About the Last Supper.
02:59:07 So it's a regional thing, I think.
02:59:11 May have low moral fiber, says. Can we get rid of abortion as soon as we bring back race limited?
02:59:18 Citizenship.
02:59:20 Uh, well, that'll never happen.
02:59:24 Neither one's gonna happen either.
02:59:27 They won't get it rid of abortion, and they won't ever have.
02:59:33 Race limited citizenship.
02:59:36 The man, low moral fibre, says sterilization should be obligatory for non whites.
02:59:43 Well, again, that's one of those things where if you believe that's really a necessary solution, then you have to realize that's politically infeasible.
02:59:53 So therefore there is no political solution.
02:59:57 Over the rumble.
03:00:06 Let's see here we got zazzy, Mctasbot says the Olive Oatman stream made me so depressed. I lost weight, so I can only imagine what it's like to stare into the void for a living.
03:00:18 Here is a clip for you when you have had.
03:00:22 One too many black pills.
03:00:23 I know lynx are gay, but this is just for you.
03:00:26 You don't have to show it live, but it should make you smile knowing at least you weren't born hopelessly stupid.
03:00:35 All right, I'll maybe I'll put in my notes and maybe I'll look at it later. We'll see.
03:00:44 Also, the Omin stream shouldn't depress you.
03:00:48 It's part of our rich history.
03:00:52 All right. I didn't really depress me.
03:00:54 Found it very interesting.
03:00:57 You know, go to Oatman, Arizona, and feed the donkeys and and watch the shootout.
03:01:03 I mean, even though that town has nothing really to do with it other than the name, but.
03:01:10 They. Well, they have.
03:01:11 They have her picture over the saloon gravy bear.
03:01:14 Box day is always going at the boomers are the older Gen. Xers really that much better as a generation?
03:01:22 I mean, I don't know.
03:01:23 Think that every generation.
03:01:26 It's easy to blame a lot of the issues on a generation that are issues that are are culturally.
03:01:37 Expressed throughout or or intergenerationally when? When only one generation has been in charge for so long. For example, like look, there's a lot of the same sorts of selfishness in in in stage 1 thinking.
03:01:52 Aspects to boomers I see expressed in other younger people all the time.
03:01:57 But yeah, Boomer seem to be especially bad at it.
03:02:02 Gen. Xers, will they be better?
03:02:05 They're different and they do they they look.
03:02:09 Gen. Xers hate the boomers.
03:02:10 More than anybody.
03:02:13 Because they were in close proximity to boomers the longest.
03:02:17 On reconstructed rebel with the big dono.
03:02:20 Money is PA Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself.
03:02:25 Look how jewy this fag is.
03:02:41 I.
03:02:43 I've got a long drive for work tomorrow, so we'll be in the replay gang.
03:02:48 Look forward.
03:02:50 Keep you keeping me company on the drive.
03:02:52 From.
03:02:53 Well, I appreciate that.
03:02:55 And then another big dono.
03:02:59 Yeah, well, let's.
03:02:59 It this way half $1,000,000.
03:03:05 Obligatory southern pride.
03:03:08 Well, I appreciate that unreconstructed Rebel and good luck on your drive there and hopefully we are keeping you company.
03:03:15 Now one more thing, I thought about the Gen. X thing.
03:03:20 X1 of the biggest differences is they.
03:03:26 They.
03:03:29 I would say it like you can see it with with Elon right where the boomers don't see race. And we're willing and even though it went against reality, they were they're so hell bent on there not being racial differences.
03:03:46 They're willing to accept something like affirmative action, you know, trying to like artificially make the race is the same.
03:03:54 Other words, the boomers were more interested in equity over equality.
03:03:59 If that makes sense.
03:04:00 And I think the the one of the major differences is not the Gen. Xers are much better but that that I would swap that around. They they believe in equality over equity. So they still believe you know it's the.
03:04:15 Color blind meritocracy thing.
03:04:17 That's that's what the Gen. Xers believe in.
03:04:20 They don't believe in artificially promoting blacks over whites just to like, you know, even the score, like boomers, did.
03:04:29 But they still believe that.
03:04:33 If you had like a color blind meritocracy, I think they still believe to some degree that blacks would perform better than than they're going to if that's what they get.
03:04:44 Who's Joe?
03:04:46 Says hey.
03:04:47 Sorry I haven't been chatting.
03:04:49 I lost $2000 on Kaushik from Federman voting against RFK.
03:04:56 I'm getting work training this week so hopefully I can recoup fast.
03:05:00 Well, there you go.
03:05:02 That's what betting is.
03:05:04 Jen, I don't recommend.
03:05:07 I'm not.
03:05:07 I'm not a betting man.
03:05:09 I mean, look, I'm wrong.
03:05:11 I'll if I'm in Vegas, I might, you know, use have entertainment.
03:05:15 Is the way I view.
03:05:16 I assume it's going to go away.
03:05:18 I'll take like 100 bucks and say, OK?
03:05:22 You're well these days. That that's not really a lot of money anymore because the minimum.
03:05:28 Used to be, you can sit there and play on like $2.00 tables all night with 100 bucks.
03:05:32 Now it's like try to find a table that's the minimum's not like 25 bucks.
03:05:36 So you got like 4 hands I guess.
03:05:39 You always go to the penny slots.
03:05:43 Now, like you know, it's not like I'm.
03:05:45 I'm against it. Like you can never do it. Ever.
03:05:48 You'll go to hell.
03:05:49 It's more just, you know, don't bet money you don't have and just assume it's going to be gone and.
03:05:58 You know, probably better things you could be doing with it.
03:06:04 Let's see here. We got words are words.
03:06:08 Hello. Hello. Hello, hello.
03:06:13 Best stream on the.
03:06:15 Well, those are your words, not mine. So appreciate that.
03:06:19 And we got Tyler Wo 5.
03:06:26 I.
03:06:32 Hey, Devin, replay.
03:06:33 So I'm a little late, but I learned a lot in the buy now pay later later edition those advertising tricks seem simple and obvious, but unless you've had to advertise or have had.
03:06:47 There's Part 2.
03:06:49 Someone explain those tactics. You wouldn't think of them.
03:06:52 Most people would just get tricked, myself included.
03:06:55 Also, I didn't know anything about Paula White.
03:06:58 What a wacko. I'm very thankful.
03:07:00 I appreciate that and I'm glad to see that's what that's all I like to hear.
03:07:03 I like to hear that it's useful to people and it's making people.
03:07:08 More knowledgeable about the world around us and the tricks that they're using against us. And and yeah, that was the one thing.
03:07:16 Honestly, one of the things that really kind of black pilled me on on.
03:07:23 On people to some degree was just how easily.
03:07:27 They're manipulated by advertising and and I was always really sensitive to messages and television and movies, even like the racial stuff. When I was a little kid, I would notice little things and just be like, annoyed by it.
03:07:42 It's something I always I always notice stuff like that and I don't know if it's because I always, that was the field I wanted to go into and it ultimately sort of was, or if it was the other way around. If if that was the reason I wanted.
03:07:57 Go into that field because I had an understanding of it.
03:08:00 But.
03:08:02 Even once I was in the lower on the lower rungs of the ladder when I was just working like in local television and stuff like that.
03:08:10 I did a lot of research to do better commercials and I read a lot of books and.
03:08:16 Was was.
03:08:17 You know, it was just surprising to me. Just little things. I mean, there's things that everyone knows.
03:08:21 Like if you see, you know like 1 psychological trick that everyone knows is, oh, why? Why do stores say it's 1499 instead of saying it's $15?
03:08:30 Well, because even though it's only 1 cent.
03:08:34 And you know, it doesn't really ultimately means.
03:08:37 In fact, they're talking about not even making pennies anymore.
03:08:40 Your brain still thinks 1499 sounds cheaper than $15.
03:08:45 Or or, or hilariously, Walmart has discovered 1488 sounds even cheaper, cause 1499 was too obvious.
03:08:55 So yeah, it's it's funny how the brain works, because everyone on an intellectual level.
03:09:02 Knows that 1499 is is ultimately the same as 15, but even when you know.
03:09:10 You're emotionally 15's harder to swallow, so it's little things like that.
03:09:16 Need to realize everyone's it doesn't make you smarter or stupider.
03:09:21 It just everyone's susceptible to this stuff.
03:09:23 Know like everyone is.
03:09:27 Susceptible to these manipulation tactics, and that's why they're fairly universal, and they've worked for so long.
03:09:36 Tyler W 5.
03:09:38 We have someone with our with your past experiences who was able to lift the curtain a little bit.
03:09:45 You're a great teacher.
03:09:46 And because I never said it yet. I'm sorry I got offended on the.
03:09:52 Jersey Salomon stream.
03:09:55 Being from where I am as young as I am, I never heard of someone, distinguished Italians from whites.
03:10:01 It was a bit of a shock to me, so I hope you understand.
03:10:05 Hard feelings.
03:10:06 Well, you know, I it's all jokes.
03:10:10 It's all jokes we can.
03:10:14 We can make fun of Italians.
03:10:17 It's. Yeah, we like to have fun.
03:10:21 But I'm I'm glad.
03:10:22 Glad you.
03:10:23 You you've you've got a thick skin about it now and and you're able to to enjoy the stream again and I suspect many Italians that might have been offended by.
03:10:36 By.
03:10:38 Some of my my.
03:10:39 Mozzarella monkey jokes, you know.
03:10:45 My I don't know Gelato, Jew jokes.
03:10:52 My pasta pajeet jokes.
03:10:58 I'm.
03:10:59 I'm just joking. Just joking.
03:11:03 But yeah, I'm, I'm glad.
03:11:05 I'm glad.
03:11:05 Glad. I'm glad you're over it.
03:11:07 Fine, it's fine.
03:11:11 Yeah. Look, we got to be able to make fun of each other.
03:11:14 We gotta have a little bit of fun here, Rupert, V21 says, Speaking of Jeets.
03:11:20 Jeet.
03:11:21 How do you find all these interesting movies or topics to stream on? How long does it take to research?
03:11:27 To catch the replay.
03:11:28 Captain stack.
03:11:30 Well, this instance it was actually a.
03:11:32 Someone sent in a recommendation and I checked it out and was.
03:11:39 Surprised that it was as bad as they said it was.
03:11:43 I've never heard of this film, and oh, that was something I didn't mention.
03:11:47 So the the movie.
03:11:51 The budget was half $1,000,000.
03:11:55 Half $1,000,000.
03:12:00 It made less than that of the box office.
03:12:04 It made 400,500.
03:12:07 Or $459,000.
03:12:10 Basically, they lost 40 grand.
03:12:13 On making this.
03:12:17 Now that was box.
03:12:18 Did they make more when on?
03:12:20 I mean, you can still rent it online.
03:12:25 This kind of IP is. It makes money forever now.
03:12:30 So now if someone watches this on Netflix or on Amazon Prime or whatever, it still makes money it generate.
03:12:36 Generate money forever now.
03:12:39 And so it. Yeah, they lost 40 grand back in 1995 at the box office, but it became at least based on according to the Wikipedia page. I don't know. It said that it become a cult classic among Gen. Xers.
03:12:56 So I don't know if that's, I'd. I'd never heard of it.
03:12:59 Like, maybe Gen. Xers are big into it or something, but.
03:13:04 Yeah, it's probably.
03:13:05 At the very least, it's probably made-up that 40 grand that it lost.
03:13:12 But yeah, that's that was a recommendation from someone.
03:13:17 Let's see here.
03:13:23 Scroll scroll scroll scroll scroll, scroll scroll.
03:13:28 And yes, I know.
03:13:29 Know I.
03:13:30 There's another place I can.
03:13:32 But I'm just scrolling anyway.
03:13:35 Oops.
03:13:36 Cipher.
03:13:38 Hey, Devin, there's a smaller channel on Rumble YouTube called the Berm Pit, which is American nationalists and highly anti Zionist.
03:13:47 How do I get you on their show?
03:13:50 I don't.
03:13:50 You'd have to tell them to DM me.
03:13:53 Then maybe someday I'll reply.
03:13:58 I'm notoriously hard to get a hold of, and especially right now, as I said earlier, it's.
03:14:05 It's B o'clock over.
03:14:06 I gotta. I'm. It's gonna be, in fact, it's.
03:14:11 I've been Hemming on hot on whether or not I'll be able to stream Wednesday.
03:14:14 I'm that's the plan right now, but.
03:14:18 It's it's it's a busy time for me. But yeah, I haven't reached out to.
03:14:22 On on D, miss. On Twitter I'll usually see.
03:14:27 I don't always reply to and it's not.
03:14:30 Don't take it.
03:14:31 It's just I get a lot of.
03:14:33 D Miss and I don't reply to all of them in a timely fashion.
03:14:39 Cypher says still helping to return that duck.
03:14:43 Well, one of these days one of these days.
03:14:46 I.
03:14:47 Don't have a button just for that one.
03:14:50 Then Cipher says wording wording at your discretion.
03:14:54 Devin, the problem with the Christmas or the Christians, though, is that there are 10 commandments not to murder is hard to override.
03:15:04 They'll be the very ones turning people in.
03:15:08 Well, I mean, look, I don't think Christians think murder isn't the same as kill, although I I don't the way that it's worded it it's thou shalt not kill, isn't it?
03:15:19 But I don't know the way that people understand it. I mean, obviously they don't believe it 'cause if they're going to the Middle East.
03:15:26 And and killing for the Jews, they don't seem to have a problem with that.
03:15:30 So there are instances where.
03:15:34 Even Zionist Christians think that that rule has a little bit of leeway and.
03:15:41 Yeah, I don't think the 10 Commandments are like a problem for us.
03:15:46 They're they're fairly reasonable.
03:15:51 Cypher says does Devin tap the sign in reference to pole sign tapping meme?
03:15:57 Well, depends on what sign you're talking about.
03:16:01 There's many signs.
03:16:04 Regarding the bark, cockpit revolt mentioned earlier, last stream I mentioned.
03:16:11 Cesaro's riding in pro Flacco.
03:16:14 Pro Flacco talked about how the Jews had a ton of influence throughout the Empire and Rome itself.
03:16:21 You're talking about.
03:16:21 Some of the Roman Empire stuff that I'm.
03:16:25 You know my my history is about the American empire most.
03:16:32 Scroll scroll scroll scroll scroll, scroll scroll and then Negro Spritzer, as I'm sure many of you can imagine.
03:16:42 Discusses his.
03:16:46 Inability to tolerate.
03:16:49 What he feels are unacceptable attributes.
03:16:55 Of the non white people around him and expresses his frustration with these people.
03:17:02 And his.
03:17:05 Inability to to.
03:17:08 Accept them as human.
03:17:11 Tyler says.
03:17:14 Oh, that's why it's doing the same thing.
03:17:16 Wait, no is.
03:17:17 This is the same, yeah. The bar code revolt would make an excellent stream would OK, I guess.
03:17:21 A different.
03:17:22 Would love to hear you deep dive on it and let get an EpiPen. Bro, we need you around to stay safe.
03:17:29 Yeah, I mean, awful. Look, I don't even know how you get them. Like, I think you have to get a prescription for those things.
03:17:35 All.
03:17:35 And I will go back to Odyssey real quick. Looks like we got couple extra ones.
03:17:47 Base Tank Hill says all my Trump charred friends are completely silent on his executive order for anti.
03:17:55 They really don't get that he is not on our side, but a Jew pawn.
03:18:00 Yeah. Well, again, most people.
03:18:03 That's why he's president. If most people understood that he wouldn't be president.
03:18:10 People are easy to.
03:18:14 Most people watch the Super Bowl.
03:18:17 I came.
03:18:17 Imagine doing that like I can't imagine.
03:18:23 I mean, even when I was a kid, I, I I watched it for the commercials. Like, a lot of people would, you know, like, oh, the commercials or for, like, the social aspect of it, right.
03:18:31 And like I used to do work with with the NFL like I've I've been. I've been in, in.
03:18:38 Press boxes in in NFL stadiums doing work there, so it's like and I didn't.
03:18:44 Wouldn't watch the games as they were happening in front of me.
03:18:47 Just was like that.
03:18:49 Zoned out.
03:18:49 Didn't fucking care.
03:18:51 I have never thought it was interesting.
03:18:53 To watch other people play a game, you know that is.
03:18:57 For, I mean, playing a game.
03:19:01 Sure, but watching.
03:19:03 I don't know and don't care about play a game.
03:19:08 That has an outcome that affects me not at all.
03:19:11 I don't.
03:19:12 I've never understood why that's entertaining to anybody.
03:19:16 But there are people that I think they need that kind of a.
03:19:27 A perceived.
03:19:33 Tribal rivalry between two groups and they need to feel like they're part of one of those groups and they get really emotionally invested, even even when it's completely meaningless, like in the case of the Super Bowl.
03:19:49 They still get really emotionally invested and get really happy when they win and really, you know, unhappy when they lose. And so in the case of of, you know, political.
03:20:00 Victories when it comes to the president.
03:20:03 You know, there's a lot of people that are just, you know, they're if they had Trump jerseys, they'd wear them.
03:20:11 Then, aver Commandant says, hey, Devon, good stream as always.
03:20:14 I love the Israel conflict, seeing the world slowly turning against Israel and slowly waking up to the Jewish threat. Don't get me wrong, I don't give a shit about Palestine.
03:20:24 They are a bunch of sand negroes.
03:20:26 They exterminate each other.
03:20:29 Well, I don't think the world's working up to.
03:20:31 I mean, look, I mean obviously there there are some countries that have always opposed Israel or have always been more critical of Israel.
03:20:42 Ever.
03:20:43 America has never really been critical of Israel, though.
03:20:46 But even even you know, around the in the 80s and 90s you would look at European reporting on on the Gaza situation and it was way different than the American reporting.
03:20:59 And so there, there have been other countries, European countries that have been more critical of Israel over the years.
03:21:06 And America just never has been.
03:21:09 And I and obviously still is not so.
03:21:12 Don't think it matters that much if foreign countries.
03:21:17 Are like, oh, it's a genocide, or even if there's to some degree zoomers in America, you know, looking at as a genocide because many of the zoomers that look at it that way, they're looking at it for that way for the wrong reasons. They're looking at it through.
03:21:30 Lens of.
03:21:31 Colonialism. That, oh, it's white people versus brown people.
03:21:36 So if anything, the Jews are actually.
03:21:40 Spreading anti white.
03:21:44 Sentiment in in America among young people, which is not going to be great for us 'cause they you know, they they just see us in them as the same.
03:21:54 But yeah, Israel's going to get everything they want from this administration, everything they want, they're already.
03:22:00 Already happening and there might not be a Gaza anymore, so it won't matter, like if if.
03:22:07 If things keep going in on this track.
03:22:12 There won't.
03:22:13 Be.
03:22:14 Palestinians in Palestine anymore they'll.
03:22:17 Who?
03:22:17 So who knows who gets to keep them?
03:22:21 But it it the very least it sounds like.
03:22:25 The plan is to just get rid of them.
03:22:31 And we'll see what happens.
03:22:33 See what happens.
03:22:35 All right.
03:22:36 Well, with that, we're going to shut her down.
03:22:40 Again.
03:22:42 I'm going to be streaming with White Rabbit radio on.
03:22:48 I think.
03:22:48 I'm pretty sure it's Monday evening.
03:22:51 I'll let you guys know on Twitter and Telegram and and then we got most likely. I'll stream on Wednesday.
03:23:00 We'll to see if how the.
03:23:03 The B stuff goes, but I'm probably that'll happen.
03:23:07 And yeah, all right. Well, thanks for being here and I hope you have a good rest of your weekend.
03:23:15 For black pilled.
03:23:16 I.
03:23:17 Am of course.
03:23:19 Devin stag.
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03:23:36 Is there's a control unit?
03:23:38 That during a facial session, Ashley sends an ankle.
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03:23:48 So we like to say that's a lot of face ups.
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