INSOMNIA STREAM： WAR BETWEEN RACES EDITION.mp3

00:00:00 Phillip.
00:00:04 6.
00:00:18 Right.
00:00:28 You.
00:00:36 Yeah.
00:00:41 Let's.
00:09:51 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:09:57 War between races addition.
00:10:00 I'm your host, of course. Devon stack.
00:10:04 East.
00:10:05 The weekend.
00:10:07 Easter weekend and I guess it's Easter and just a.
00:10:12 A couple of hours. It'll probably turn Easter while we're.
00:10:16 While we're doing this and also.
00:10:20 Hitler's birthday, of course.
00:10:23 Does not always happen on the same day.
00:10:27 This year does.
00:10:30 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:10:33 And so there's that.
00:10:37 Anyway, I hope you guys are having a good week. Good weekend.
00:10:43 Able to spend this time with your family.
00:10:47 And you know, I don't.
00:10:48 Know it's it's it, doesn't it?
00:10:50 Doesn't have quite the fanfare.
00:10:53 That Christmas does right, like I don't even know. Do people even do Easter dinner? I'm trying to think.
00:11:01 I mean, I guess when I was.
00:11:02 A kid.
00:11:04 We had.
00:11:06 Easter dinner. Sort of.
00:11:08 But it wasn't, you know, it wasn't. It wasn't like it wasn't like.
00:11:12 Christmas or even really like Thanksgiving, it was more.
00:11:16 In fact, it was more like Easter breakfast.
00:11:20 I feel like we had.
00:11:22 East, we had the the Easter egg hunt kind of a thing. Sometimes some, sometimes yeah. Sometimes my parents followed it in and we we didn't do that.
00:11:33 And and then we had Easter baskets.
00:11:38 Full of.
00:11:39 Garbage candy.
00:11:42 Garbage candy.
00:11:44 Chocolate bunnies.
00:11:46 I hear.
00:11:49 I hear this is the first year I I don't know if.
00:11:51 This is correct, though someone told me.
00:11:54 That this is the first year. Cadbury.
00:11:57 Switched from calling them Easter eggs to just eggs.
00:12:05 I don't know if that's correct or not.
00:12:08 And we had the Cadbury eggs.
00:12:11 Peeps.
00:12:13 Peep seems like a big thing on the East Coast or something.
00:12:17 They're terrible. I don't know why anyone want them. They're it's.
00:12:22 Like horrible, it's like the worst kind of marshmallow. It's like, not even like the good kind of marshmallow. And I feel like the ones they don't sell the year before they sell the next year. So they're.
00:12:33 Potentially years old marshmallows.
00:12:37 And they're like the kind of marshmallows that like.
00:12:42 Somehow or.
00:12:44 Are like harder than rocks.
00:12:46 Covered in sugar, it's just just bad stuff. Bad stuff makes you wonder. Like what? What did we?
00:12:54 You know, cause the modern candy. It's it's. Well, it's relatively new, like what did?
00:12:59 We do before, before.
00:13:01 We're like, hey, kids.
00:13:03 Eat all this trash. Hey, we're gonna celebrate Easter. Have a basket of trash.
00:13:11 A basket of trash that confusingly was left here by a six foot tall Bunny.
00:13:18 To celebrate Jesus.
00:13:22 None of it makes any sense up that I mentioned. The Bunny lays eggs.
00:13:28 I know, and that doesn't make sense either. And we're gonna paint them.
00:13:34 I hated. I hated hard boiled eggs. Just the I love hard boiled eggs now. But when I was a kid, just the smell of it. I was. It made me want to throw up.
00:13:45 And but we did paint the eggs.
00:13:48 We did paint the eggs, remember the the the little little egg Dipper egg dipper, it's like a spoon made out of wire. Do you ever get like those cheap little?
00:14:01 Kits or like you, they gave you like the the CRAN.
00:14:05 Like the that you would write up, you couldn't see what you were. It was like magic, right? You get a crayon and you, you're right on the egg with the magic clear crane.
00:14:17 And then you you dip it in like the watercolor garbage and then.
00:14:21 It's.
00:14:22 Yeah, you can see you can see what your.
00:14:26 Right on the it's like man, I don't know. Am I the only one that did that?
00:14:31 Am I the only one that did that?
00:14:34 And then we had, what else? What? What's the stupid Easter candy?
00:14:39 Cabbie, that was the good stuff. Cadbury egg. That was the good stuff.
00:14:44 And then when you got the chocolate Bunny.
00:14:47 You're always, you know, you know you're you're always like, I wonder.
00:14:52 When I break this ear off.
00:14:55 Is it going to be one of those cheap hollow bunnies?
00:14:58 Like the the the Easter Bunny. Go cheap this year. Or is it going to be solid fucking chocolate ear? That's like actually my little kid hands. It's like it's so.
00:15:09 So thick.
00:15:11 My little kid hands can't even like it. It's.
00:15:13 Like a struggle.
00:15:15 To break that fucking ear off.
00:15:19 Hmm. Delicious diabetes.
00:15:24 Little and then they have like, the the candy eggs that they're basically Whoppers.
00:15:28 Whoppers in the shape of eggs. Those were good Jelly beans. Oh.
00:15:35 Never much of A Jelly Bean guy.
00:15:38 Jelly beans. That's also like it's like the the candy corns of Easter.
00:15:43 Jelly beans.
00:15:45 Also doesn't make any sense. I mean, I guess they're kind of egg shaped, but they don't call them.
00:15:51 You know Jelly eggs. They call them Jelly beans.
00:15:55 So that's just that just further confuses the child mind.
00:15:59 That there's somehow this this rabbit that's very fond of plastic grass.
00:16:05 And.
00:16:07 Candy beans.
00:16:09 And boiled eggs and just none of it makes any sense.
00:16:15 So glad that.
00:16:17 That's that part of my life is over that confusion.
00:16:21 I have to sit there contemplating that for you because you know I did just.
00:16:26 My little, my little kid brain.
00:16:29 Sitting in the pews at church. Just.
00:16:31 Like oh man.
00:16:33 And then there's like a Bunny and.
00:16:35 In the basket, even the basket doesn't make any sense. And why are all the baskets made in China? Does the Easter Bunny live in China?
00:16:44 Anyway.
00:16:47 On a lighter note, there's a race war brewing.
00:16:53 Not really. I mean, it'd be nice, right? Sometimes I feel like it'd be nice.
00:17:00 I don't know. I mean it's look, the problem is people think that that negro fatigue is something new. They feel like that this is something new that that basically now ohh white people are finally coming around. They're finally coming around. They're going to grow a pair.
00:17:21 I.
00:17:22 They're going to, they're going to see what's going on with the, you know, all this behavior, the the behavior of these, these blacks and their support of a obvious murderer and the celebration of.
00:17:38 The murder of a.
00:17:40 A white teenager.
00:17:44 It's not new, it's it's just it's just this is the.
00:17:48 It's this happens every so often.
00:17:51 This is just the.
00:17:53 Congratulations.
00:17:55 You live in a multiracial society that includes black people, and this is just one of the bonuses. Just like the riots, right? You know, the people think that, ohh, these BLM riots were crazy. Well, not really. I mean.
00:18:08 Every 5 to 10 years you get at least one of these. You know that just that's part of the package. That's part of the package deal.
00:18:17 Right. If you have blacks in your society, you just get riots. It's, you know, a little bonus.
00:18:23 And I I guess that's what it takes you. It has to be long enough for people to think it's something new again.
00:18:29 Because I guess blacks now if they were to always be doing that eventually, then yeah, maybe 1 white people would be like, alright, this is.
00:18:33 Like.
00:18:37 It's getting to be enough, although you look at the 60s and they pretty much was like that all the time and they didn't. If anything they, they got everything they wanted.
00:18:47 If anything, they got everything they wanted.
00:18:52 And it's kind of funny.
00:18:55 Right. We did the the stream bout to Warner Brawley.
00:18:58 In Al Sharpton.
00:19:00 And what do we see?
00:19:02 What do we see this week?
00:19:04 It's like a new Al Sharpton. See, that happens too.
00:19:08 Right, there's the family advocate.
00:19:12 For the the murdering, the the the murder family.
00:19:18 It's it's this new. Just the. Yeah, that's just the new the new Al Sharpton, because that's that's not new either that just happens.
00:19:28 Oh, there's an opportunity.
00:19:30 For black people to stand on a soapbox and be angry at white people and maybe get a bunch of money sent to them over some bullshit case. Ohh.
00:19:45 That's those are the conditions they happen. It's just that always happens, but those are the conditions that that a new Al Sharpton is is born every time.
00:19:55 And it's like every time a bell rings, an Angel gets its wings. Well, every time a A falsely proclaimed innocent black person is in the national media, there's new Al Sharpton is born.
00:20:10 To sit there and take advantage of it.
00:20:12 And to cash in and to blame white people for everything. Anyway, I had to show you that this is not nothing really new.
00:20:21 Yeah.
00:20:22 I thought we'd go over something tonight.
00:20:25 That is, sadly, it's going to have a lot of parallels to a a stream we did fairly recently because it's another thing that's that's not new, something that's very repetitive.
00:20:39 Unfortunately, is the the, well, the, the propaganda and social experiments that led or not led to. But I contributed to where we are today. People want to know why. You know why? Why are whites so, so beaten down? Why are white so brow beaten and they have no.
00:20:59 They have no racial solidarity whatsoever, that there's something innate in white people that makes them hate themselves. Ah.
00:21:06 Not really, not really.
00:21:09 I think that people really underestimate the amount of propaganda and the amount of social engineering that took place between, well, you could say the late 1800s when segregation was voted on by the Supreme Court and upheld.
00:21:31 You know, that was, uh, what year was that?
00:21:36 Like 1892, I think it.
00:21:38 Was.
00:21:40 And yeah, the plus or no 1896.
00:21:43 Plessy versus Ferguson.
00:21:46 I mean white.
00:21:46 People had a a sense of themselves then.
00:21:50 The Supreme Court said that yeah, you know, separate but equal, that's actually.
00:21:56 That makes sense. That makes sense.
00:22:00 And to get from there, because it's not like we fundamentally we didn't evolve, we didn't buy a large white people didn't biologically change.
00:22:10 Between 1896 and 1996. So. So what exactly happened? Yeah, it's almost as if something happened around the turn of the century.
00:22:19 It's almost as if.
00:22:22 I don't know a flood of of Eastern European Jews came to America around the turn of the century and and immediately started sigh hopping all white people and hating themselves for.
00:22:35 I don't know, that's.
00:22:37 I call me crazy. Another another repetitive theme in our.
00:22:42 In our stream tonight.
00:22:44 You know, unfortunately.
00:22:47 It's almost as if something like that happened like around the 20th century, and it's going to take a lot of of time to undo that sort of thing. But again, to show you this is nothing new and and to show you that that that the fatigue is not new because that's another thing people are starting to to talk about. They're they're saying things like, Oh yeah, even.
00:23:07 Even the most normal white guy starting to get tired of this bullshit from the blacks and it's like, well.
00:23:14 That's not new either.
00:23:16 It's just not. It's just that solutions I guess what would be the new thing?
00:23:22 Because there haven't been any solutions seriously, proposed or acted on from the white people, because the solutions that made sense to them.
00:23:33 Especially post World War Two were all things that would actually make the problem worse and would actually give them less power and less ability to ever act on any kind of solution.
00:23:45 In the future.
00:23:49 But anyway.
00:23:51 Tonight.
00:23:52 We're going to talk about not just a propaganda piece, but what inspired it.
00:24:00 It was produced by the Learning Corporation of America.
00:24:05 The Learning Corporation of America.
00:24:10 Which was run by.
00:24:12 A a little.
00:24:14 Little Goblin sheer by the name of Bert Salzman.
00:24:18 Yeah.
00:24:19 Bert salesman. I is very well respected in Hollywood. In fact, he won a well, he won an.
00:24:25 Emmy for what?
00:24:26 For part of what we're to take a look at. But he was also an Oscar winner.
00:24:31 And it's probably.
00:24:32 Part of what got him his job.
00:24:35 But I you know, I was in researching him. I found his acceptance speech from 1976. Hilariously.
00:24:45 The oh, that's my stupid things not behaving there we.
00:24:48 Go.
00:24:49 Fix that.
00:24:51 Hilariously, the.
00:24:53 OJ Simpson.
00:24:59 Ohh would you look at that?
00:25:02 OJ Simpson.
00:25:05 Is the one that gave him his award in 1976. You know, pre, Pre murder his family, of course.
00:25:13 Or I guess not. Not his whole family, just as just his wife and and a waiter.
00:25:20 But you know, OJ Simpson, back when he was being presented to the American public as part of this propaganda campaign that All Blacks are blacks are nothing to be afraid of.
00:25:34 Look at that. He's look, he's wearing a tuxedo.
00:25:38 Right. He's. He's he's he's you know.
00:25:42 He's well behaved, he's he's not. He's not stabbing anybody right now.
00:25:47 You know, they got to worry about that. He's he's he's, you know, he wouldn't hurt anybody.
00:25:53 He certainly wouldn't stab people to death.
00:25:57 So here he is, presenting Bert Salzman.
00:26:02 With his award.
00:26:04 For his his wonderful short film that he produced in 1976.
00:26:09 And the winner wins.
00:26:14 Angel and Big Jill Berg salzman.
00:26:23 Well, we are a little goblins here.
00:26:32 Like that little guy.
00:26:37 Ohh yeah, good old Bert Salzman.
00:26:40 Bird salesman was there to accept the award.
00:26:44 For uh best short film.
00:26:48 Angel and Big Joe.
00:26:51 Angel and Big Joe.
00:26:54 Now, we're not gonna watch Angel and Big Joe, but I give you an idea of a Angel and big his, you know his Oscar award-winning work was about. It was about this immigrant family, you know, like this.
00:27:07 This little brown white over here on the left, and has a monstrosity of a mother.
00:27:13 They were migrant workers and of course the father's not around.
00:27:19 I don't know why I I didn't bother watching the whole thing and he befriends by being super obnoxious and and threatening he he befriends a white man and the white man finds out. Ohh, we're not so different. The two of us, you know. Here's here's how they meet. It's very charming.
00:27:39 Hey, Mr.
00:27:45 Hey beat it.
00:27:48 I'm gonna be too gonna fix my phone and you ain't coming off that phone. You don't gotta fix my pool.
00:27:55 Ohh, they're adorable little scamp.
00:27:58 I I want I want to flood the country with people like that.
00:28:04 And that, of course, is Paul Sorvino. You guys might remember him from, well, almost every mob movie. He just I guess he died a couple of years ago. Like I think he died in 2022.
00:28:18 But prior to that, he was basically the, you know, just the mobster in every fucking movie that you can imagine, you know, like here he is in, in the Rocketeer, telling you how much he he hates the Nazis. He definitely hates Nazis.
00:28:34 Hand it over so we could all go home.
00:28:37 What's it like working for a Nazi? Eddie, huh? We pay you in dollars of Deutsche marks.
00:28:44 What's he?
00:28:45 Talking about. Ohh yeah I got it straight from the feds. Eddie Nazi spy ring flying commandos or works.
00:28:54 Kids have been flying with the Astros thin.
00:28:55 Ask him about the secret room. Ask him about the Germans.
00:28:58 On the radio.
00:28:59 Relax, Frankenstein. You ain't bulletproof.
00:29:02 Talk first, Sinclair.
00:29:03 And telemedicine shut up.
00:29:07 Come on, Eddie. I'm paying you well. Doesn't matter who I work for.
00:29:13 It matters to me.
00:29:16 They may not make an honest book, but I'm 100% American and I don't work for no.
00:29:21 2 bit Nazi.
00:29:24 Let it go.
00:29:26 That's right.
00:29:28 And and and of course that was that was propaganda too. This the reason why they had to portray them. The mob like that. I mean that it wouldn't make any sense. I mean hello Mussolini. Hello. Like what? What make any sense but they had to portray the mob this way because the way they were portraying mobsters generally.
00:29:48 And look, I wouldn't even say it's that small of.
00:29:51 The piece of the puzzle that, uh, one of the one of the cover stories right of why Jack Ruby has boomers knew him, AKA Jack Rubenstein. Jack Ruby. I remember my mom telling me this. Oh, yeah. Jack Ruby. He he had to kill Lee Harvey Oswald because.
00:30:12 You know the mafia. They're just, really, they're really patriotic.
00:30:16 You wouldn't think so. You know, under my naming the the authority and the social fabric of the the country.
00:30:23 But they're they're.
00:30:24 Very patriotic. These organized crime bosses, and so they were really very mad. They were upset that that someone had killed the president. So that's they fluid or rage and.
00:30:35 Had to kill him. My.
00:30:36 Mom, no shit said this shit to me.
00:30:40 And it was stuff like this that reinforced that her dumb I don't, you know, Mormon housewife. I mean zero contact with actual mafia or any kind of crime really, for that matter. Yeah, that that's what informed her ideas about what the mafia was about.
00:30:57 And obviously of course, because a lot of the mob was Jewish.
00:31:02 The mob wasn't always portrayed in a in a.
00:31:07 Plausible way.
00:31:09 In movies, but anyway.
00:31:12 So that little short film got this this little goblins you.
00:31:17 An Oscar? You got an Oscar? Look at it. Look, just look at him. He's so happy.
00:31:22 He's so happy.
00:31:24 I wonder who helped him make this film.
00:31:28 I wonder who's going to thank.
00:31:33 Linda Gottlieb.
00:31:35 Learning Corporation of America, my cameraman.
00:31:38 Jewish.
00:31:39 Paul Glickman, Josh my editor.
00:31:44 I'm on lebowitz. Jewish. I'm nervous.
00:31:51 My music man, Paul anoba.
00:31:53 Jewish.
00:31:54 And last but not least, and dear friend.
00:31:58 A wonderful human being and a man who helped me pull it all together, Mr. L Ron Hubbard.
00:32:07 Wasn't expecting that one.
00:32:13 OK. So obviously if you're going to put someone in charge of.
00:32:23 You know, propagandizing to your children, which is exactly what his job was, this guy was the guy who was in charge of the company that produced all the after school special.
00:32:34 Or at least a good you know, there's other companies that did it, but he was like one of the big ones.
00:32:38 And in fact, the the one that we're going to take a look at tonight, it was well again. And the study that it's based on or whatever it it it was.
00:32:52 It won an Emmy.
00:32:54 It won an Emmy.
00:32:57 So it's it this is this was uh.
00:33:00 It's just This is why you can't have people like this in your society.
00:33:06 You can't have people right and and look if for some reason you have to, for fucks sake, don't put them in charge of educating your children.
00:33:21 And this is at every level.
00:33:23 This is a not more obvious example, just because it's the.
00:33:31 It's it's the declared purpose.
00:33:34 Of the film, right? Like like they're they're openly saying this is propaganda. I mean they don't maybe use that word, but that's the I mean that's the understanding when you have one.
00:33:46 These after school specials, it's propaganda. It's specifically designed to teach kids something that you want the children of your nation to learn. That's the whole purpose of it. Everyone understands that the people, the networks, understand that the people writing that understand that they would tell you that it's not like.
00:34:06 A lot of Hollywood films or.
00:34:09 Even television shows where you would.
00:34:12 Say ohh no, it's just entertainment and then you know you sneak in your little messages. This is everyone gets it that it's explicitly this is to teach the kids something.
00:34:26 And no one had a problem with this guy.
00:34:29 No one had.
00:34:29 A problem with this guy being the guy in charge of what you were teaching the kids.
00:34:43 So let's see what he was teaching the kids.
00:34:46 With his Emmy award-winning show.
00:34:51 Inspired. Well, not inspired by L Ron Hubbard. I guess he's just generally inspired by L Ron Hubbard.
00:35:00 But uh yeah, good Lord.
00:35:02 I guess I want Huber.
00:35:03 Was still alive when when he said that, right?
00:35:05 Was he in the audience? This is 1976. When did Ron Hubbard kick the bucket?
00:35:10 And look this up.
00:35:16 He died in 86. Yeah. So actually, Elon Albert was still alive. When this this show came out because this show that we're going to talk about tonight came out in 1985.
00:35:29 The year before the the the departing.
00:35:32 Of Elron Hubbard's thetans into.
00:35:37 The volcano or whatever, wherever you go, when you're a Scientologist.
00:35:43 So let's take a look at this. It's going to have a lot of echoes of of.
00:35:48 Of things we've seen recently from the same era, and it's interesting because it opens the same way that the the the show about the wave opened up, there's going to be a lot of parallels between this and the wave. Just because a this this propaganda was wall to wall, floor to ceiling for anyone.
00:36:09 In the 1980s and 90s growing up, you want to know how white people ended up the way that they they are right now? Yeah, maybe some of maybe some of it's a little innate. I don't even think that it's as much as people think, though.
00:36:22 But that we have this wall to wall, floor to ceiling.
00:36:25 All around the clock, but in addition to that, like I said, this just like the show that we watched about the wave, it was based on a true story. That true story was about.
00:36:36 Social engineering that was also taking place at the same time on on students.
00:36:43 So let's take a look at this. This is how it opens up.
00:36:47 I'm sure I'm sure it's.
00:36:50 I don't know a.
00:36:50 A barrage of white guilt exactly like the wave.
00:36:56 Black people screaming.
00:36:59 There we go.
00:37:04 By the way, and another reason why they they opened this up like this.
00:37:09 Kids can can relate to this scenario.
00:37:13 They they did this, you know, not only are you watching the after school special when you get home from the school, when you're at school, they're they're playing these these films for you and say This is why you should feel bad about being white. This is why you're evil.
00:37:30 So This is why all the black you get better be nice to all.
00:37:32 The black kids in the class.
00:37:35 Because you're bad.
00:37:56 OK, separate but equal and that's the doctrine that some states use to keep the blacks in their schools and the whites in.
00:38:04 Theirs.
00:38:07 Slavery Fuck Yeah.
00:38:10 Ah yes, the good old days.
00:38:12 The good old days of segregation. See, it's not that. See, this is the thing. Why would they have to keep telling white people how bad segregation was?
00:38:25 So you wouldn't do it again.
00:38:29 Because if you're not constantly telling white people.
00:38:34 How bad it is?
00:38:37 You're gonna be like, hey, you know what, maybe the way we fix this?
00:38:41 Yeah, man. Yeah, we we've got this problem with white people and our forced proximity.
00:38:49 To other people, maybe the way we fix this is we we separate. Maybe that's what fixes this. I mean it's the, it's the most obvious situation, right? Like that's what every parent does. Oh, I got, you know, these two kids aren't getting along. I'm going to send you both.
00:39:05 To your separate rooms.
00:39:07 I have these two dogs that are fighting. I'm going to separate them.
00:39:12 So.
00:39:15 It's not. It's that doesn't take a lot of, you know, thinking to figure out this this solution.
00:39:22 So they have to tell you before you you even you even have the first thought about solving this problem a the problem is it's your fault anyway, right? You you caused this problem, didn't you see the burning cross on the TV? That was. That's you guys, you know. Did you see the white kids punching the black people? Oh yeah, that's bad, huh?
00:39:42 You're you're the aggressor in this situation.
00:39:46 And look, look who else is in the classroom saying, you know, the black kids.
00:39:52 Oh yeah, the reason why the reason why you're not doing as well as the white kids? Uh, it's it's all because of, uh, what? The white kids are doing.
00:40:01 See, they're keeping it down.
00:40:04 So if you're pissed off, you know there's anything to be pissed off about, or at that, it's why people.
00:40:13 And yeah, it's certainly nothing that you're doing.
00:40:17 Has nothing to do with that.
00:40:21 See. Yeah. Shaking his head. He's just like, ohh those fucking whities.
00:40:23 Look at that.
00:40:34 So they're sopping both sides.
00:40:37 And they have been for about a century.
00:40:42 For about 100 years.
00:40:44 They have been telling white people.
00:40:47 All of the issues with the multiracial society come from something that you're doing.
00:40:52 And they're telling the black people all the issues that you're experiencing by living in a predominantly white society. And that makes it so it's.
00:41:02 Impossible for you to compete because of your inability to live up to their standards. That's their fault.
00:41:11 And so be mad at them about it.
00:41:15 And here, here's this boomer to lecture you about it some more.
00:41:19 And that's the doctrine that some states use to keep the blacks in their schools and the whites and theirs.
00:41:24 Schools may have been separate.
00:41:27 They sure weren't.
00:41:27 Equal.
00:41:31 Well, you can say that again, Tyrone.
00:41:34 They sure weren't equal. You know something? I was trying to do prior.
00:41:37 To the show.
00:41:39 It's just almost.
00:41:40 Impossible to get this kind of information.
00:41:42 I think we all we.
00:41:43 We don't really need the numbers because we all kind of get what I'm about to say, but I was I was kind of hoping I could have some kind of concrete numbers for this.
00:41:50 I I asked the ohh I asked you know different API's cause I have to cross reference AI's with Wikipedia. Everything else.
00:41:58 But I was trying to get a a list of all the different states that actually practiced separate but equal. You know, doctrines on in one way or another that where it was actually enforced to some degree post the Plessy versus Ferguson in 1896, which was the Supreme Court case that made it legal.
00:42:18 To have separate facilities as long as they were equal to some extent, right? But they were allowed to be separate. You could separate based on race and in the Supreme Court decision which I read, they were explicit that. Yeah, I mean, there is a different just because.
00:42:38 Is there is a desire to provide equal accommodations for both sides?
00:42:47 Doesn't mean that there isn't innate differences in both sides, and that those differences should be recognized again. Like I said, 100 years ago, your Supreme Court got it.
00:42:56 So this isn't this isn't like a.
00:43:00 Like a centuries old, you know innate thing and white people were just like stabbing ourselves in the fucking heart over this shit. You know, this, this, this took a lot of programming to get to where we're at today.
00:43:13 Anyway, the states were Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
00:43:23 And then to a lesser extent.
00:43:25 Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware, Oklahoma and.
00:43:31 Washington, DC oh, I wonder why that is. I wonder if that has anything to do with the fact that there was a bunch of black people in Washington, DC, and a bunch of powerful people who didn't want their kids going to school with them.
00:43:42 Hmm, funny that.
00:43:45 But yeah, so I was trying to figure out, OK, these are the states where you had these policies?
00:43:53 And if the argument is, well, that they sure were, well, they sure weren't equal. Ohh yeah, it might have been separate, but they weren't equal.
00:44:02 Well, equal how how are we going to measure equal? Exactly? Because you're right, they will never be equal in terms of accomplishment, because that's part that's the problem, right? If you were to get a.
00:44:13 Classroom full of 30 random black kids and I mean today, even it doesn't matter if it's from today or or 100 years ago, you get 100 random, you know, just randomly pick.
00:44:25 Black kids all you know throughout the country, stick them in a room and then you do the exact same thing with white kids. Stick them in a room and then you teach them the classroom with the white kids is going to outperform the classroom with the black kids. That's just the the, the the statistical probability on that.
00:44:45 This is through the roof.
00:44:47 OK.
00:44:48 So yeah, the the the. You're not going to have equal outcomes. You're not going to have equal learning environments. You're not going to have.
00:44:56 Like no matter what.
00:44:58 Even if the building is equal.
00:45:00 And the the teachers are equally paid and whatever else, right, you can try to equalize to make it so that the soil for both seeds, like if you were doing a like a like a like a science fair experiment.
00:45:18 Where I'm going to plant this seed in this dirt and I'm going to plant this seed in this dirt and I'm going to water them the same and I'm going to put them in the sun. Well, if they're different seeds.
00:45:29 They're gonna grow different plants. It doesn't. And and in fact, some plants might require less water or more water or whatever. And so even if you treat them equally, you're not going to get the exact same results because the seeds are different.
00:45:42 And so I was trying to figure out how would you even? How would you even measure equal and and in fact what? What about let let's take it a step further. Let's say, well, you know, one of the complaints might be, well, the black schools were underfunded. You know, they were in shitty parts of town and and whatever. Well, I don't know what's what.
00:46:03 Are they? What's the black contribution? You know, tax wise?
00:46:08 To build that school.
00:46:10 Right. If this is a school that's meant to accommodate black kids, uh, shouldn't it be funded by the black people?
00:46:19 Who are benefiting from the school?
00:46:22 How is it equal for the white part of town to be also paying for your school?
00:46:29 But it's really, I mean, it's almost impossible. I was trying to find numbers on. OK, you know what was, for example, what was the tax contribution coming from blacks? And I try to find that fucking statistic even today. Right now we know for a fact they're a net negative to the tune of 6 figures but.
00:46:48 Back then, it was probably even worse.
00:46:50 Oh, I mean, maybe not 6 figures, but you know, cause the inflation or whatever. But you know, I mean, like, in terms of what they took in services versus what they put in the pot.
00:47:00 The disparity was probably off the charts, especially during.
00:47:05 You know Jim Crow, the Jim Crow era.
00:47:09 So how? How is that? How?
00:47:10 Exactly. Do you measure equality because it's not equal? If white people are having to not only pay for their own children's education, but additionally pay for it, everyone else is education because.
00:47:24 By virtue of having to pay for other people's education, you are necessarily lowering the quality of your children's education.
00:47:34 So that's not equality, that's not equal. So anyway, I think you guys all get what I what I mean by this.
00:47:41 Having separate but equal accommodations is just impossible in a multiracial society. It's just you can't even really do it, which is why multiracial societies are are. If you want to have a successful society, it just can't be multiracial because you're always going to have these kinds of disparities. These kinds of problems.
00:48:02 And this is the kind of thing that.
00:48:05 That white people are once again.
00:48:08 Beginning to understand, but this is the kind of thing that even when this aired in 1985, there were white people that got it. That's why they had to make this this show.
00:48:18 And that's a good.
00:48:19 Point, but aren't things different now, Mr. Milner? I mean, all that happened a.
00:48:23 Long time ago.
00:48:24 Not so long ago around.
00:48:26 So these are these are you're going to hear the white kids that are portrayed in this show sounding exactly like white people on Twitter to.
00:48:33 They they're going to make the same arguments, right? Like you were never a slave. And like, it's not like these aren't, like, new ideas that white people are having. This is just stuff that white people have, all because white people are reasonable, logical people. And when you're presented with a something that has a lot of inconsistencies in it.
00:48:54 You you, you start to point out the inconsistencies and say, well, I don't know what it wasn't like a long time ago. I I didn't notice.
00:49:00 OK. But but don't worry, Captain Boomer's here to you know, set you straight.
00:49:05 From the time you were born and it's still going on in a lot of places all around the world today.
00:49:11 Ohh it's still going on somewhere else that's not here.
00:49:14 OK. Well, those places actually sound kind of nice if you think about.
00:49:18 It.
00:49:18 Probably what he was talking about was, you know, South Africa or something like that.
00:49:24 Since this was 1985 and that was, that was a big thing and the author, well, we'll get to that in a moment.
00:49:31 Well, look at that boy run.
00:49:33 Guess you'd run too. Boy, 100 LB Shepherd, snapping your designer jeans.
00:49:39 Uh-huh. See exact same kind of resentment and you've got the the 2 Chad white.
00:49:45 Guys.
00:49:46 The the two jock white guys, who obviously right off the bat we realize are going to.
00:49:51 Be the evil.
00:49:53 The evil people in this show and the cool black guys, they're like, oh, you'd be you'd be running too boy. You'd be running too.
00:50:02 And the white guys are just like, this is fucking stupid. What, like, why are? Why are we watching this?
00:50:07 This why do I have to watch? It's 1980 fucking five. I didn't own slaves. I have nothing to do with this.
00:50:15 Gail's right, Mr. Miller. It is different now. Back then, blacks weren't even allowed in restaurants. But now they have the same rights.
00:50:23 That we do and we.
00:50:24 On show do wants to thank you good white folk for everything you give us too.
00:50:31 And there you go.
00:50:33 The attitude of black people.
00:50:35 Hasn't changed either.
00:50:37 In 1985, they should have been.
00:50:40 Happy with with all the bending over backwards that white people have been doing for the past century.
00:50:49 Like literally giving in.
00:50:52 Over and over and over.
00:50:55 And and to their own, to their own detriment.
00:51:01 Sharing a classroom with all these ungrateful fucking.
00:51:08 Yeah, you know what I mean.
00:51:11 Darkies, how about?
00:51:12 That.
00:51:15 Trying it's neat. I'm trying to be nice. It's Easter.
00:51:16 That'd.
00:51:21 And yes, the attitude hasn't changed either.
00:51:26 Ohh Whitey. Poor Whitey. Ohh. Poor Whitey and his white tears. You don't know what it's like to be oppressed like like me and Tyrone over here.
00:51:35 And yeah, just look at the look on the white people's face. It's the same. It's just like, what are you talking about, you know?
00:51:42 Like, what the fuck are you even talking about? What?
00:51:44 Are you going on?
00:51:44 About but of course now like it's 1985, it's not just the black kids that that hate Whitey. It's, you know, everybody.
00:51:55 It's.
00:51:55 Never been much better for Hispanics either. We're left with all the jobs other people in this.
00:51:59 Country won't take
00:52:06 ohh yes, and the Mexicans. Have a bone to pick.
00:52:08 Pablo over here is like he's pisssed off again. He should be kissing Whitey's ass.
00:52:13 Because if these jobs are so shit, why didn't he stay in Mexico? How bad is your fucking country that you have to come here and do the shit job?
00:52:24 And and by the way, to our own detriment.
00:52:28 Because by allowing you to come here, you're bringing a little bit of that shit up here with you.
00:52:34 You are lowering the the the baseline.
00:52:39 The civilizational baseline.
00:52:42 Of our society.
00:52:44 You're lowering wages.
00:52:46 You're lowering the quality.
00:52:49 Of the work that's done.
00:52:52 You're you're you're stifling innovation.
00:52:55 You're making it so that, uh, if, if, indeed, for whatever reason.
00:53:01 We we can't afford to have people do these these jobs.
00:53:07 You're preventing innovation and automation from taking place.
00:53:13 That will that would make these these goods and services available. If they're indeed again, so they're it's so difficult to do, you know, and we, you know, the it's so difficult to pay white people a living wage to do these jobs.
00:53:28 Right then, I guess we should make robots or something that doesn't. And here you show up and you're complaining about it too.
00:53:38 If it's so shitty, why'd you come here to do it?
00:53:41 I mean, how shitty is your country?
00:53:44 Where you have to go and take the shitty job at another one.
00:53:47 And it's miles better.
00:53:50 And you're still complaining.
00:53:52 Because you're just, you're just as ungrateful as fucking Tyrone.
00:53:58 So he's fucking bitching and moaning.
00:54:01 Somebody's got to pick the time.
00:54:05 Buffing based white guy there.
00:54:08 Well, that's The thing is that somebody could be a robot or a white guy getting paid. What? What? He deserves to get paid. We don't always have to have slave labor. And unfortunately, it's this desire for slave labor that.
00:54:23 Has.
00:54:24 Really wrecked our country, really wrecked it beyond repair. It's not coming back and it's because of of people that wanted slave labor in both instances, in the instance of instance of black people and in the instance of Hispanics, that's really what it boils down to. It's people richer than you who lecture you about racism.
00:54:44 Who wanted slave labor and created a situation where they got slave labor and you paid the price and they'll tell you that you should be OK with it because avocados are a little bit cheaper now.
00:55:06 What do we got? The Asian?
00:55:07 You promise?
00:55:08 And you're thinking, is that well, the age and the model, the model immigrant, right?
00:55:14 Surely she won't have a bone to pick.
00:55:17 Surely you know she's not going to have some kind of fucking grievance with the Whitey.
00:55:23 The same thing, right? She's they've come here, they've succeeded. And how bad was your country? If you had to come here and build railroads and make fucking, you know, laundromats or whatever the fuck. Why? Why are you so upset? You seem to be doing OK now, but then you could see that the propaganda is not because she might.
00:55:43 Feel that way, she might think. Oh, I'm doing OK in school. No one's really a dick to me. You know, the white people treat me nice, and I've got the ability to go to a college and and get a degree and make a lot of money. And, you know, we.
00:56:01 No ones. No one seems to have that big of a problem with with us.
00:56:06 But then she's sitting in that dark room.
00:56:10 Listening to the propaganda.
00:56:13 Of MLK telling her that actually, maybe she should feel oppressed.
00:56:22 Now is the time.
00:56:25 To make real the promises of democracy, now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate part of segregation to the public path of racism. Now is the time.
00:56:34 You know why?
00:56:35 Carolyn.
00:56:41 Ohh, she's getting swept up.
00:56:45 Swept up.
00:56:47 And then we find out the name of the show is the war between the classes.
00:56:52 When really it means race.
00:56:54 And that's just.
00:56:57 That's how they I guess.
00:56:59 Disguised it a bit, this is how they they they kind of beat around the Bush about what they were actually talking about.
00:57:09 It's the war between the classes.
00:57:13 Now, of course, because she's an Asian girl and white girls are stupid, she's there tutoring the the dumb white chick that's flunking out of school with her massive.
00:57:25 Asian brain.
00:57:27 Now finish your chapter tonight and pass your test tomorrow, understand.
00:57:30 And.
00:57:34 I know flunking.
00:57:48 Jealousy kicks in. She sees the nice house.
00:57:50 Hello, Mrs. teacher Amy.
00:57:53 Also, again, as with all of these shows, no father anywhere ever.
00:57:59 Every one of these, every one of these, there's no dead.
00:58:03 Every single one of them.
00:58:06 Just.
00:58:06 And I'm gonna repeat it, though I said this last time.
00:58:10 The reason is is obvious. The people most likely to take their values from a television show are the people who come from households with no father.
00:58:22 Who's single mom is either still at work because they're latchkey kids.
00:58:28 Or they're they're just too busy and tired to deal with the kids, and they plop them in front of the TV and say there you go, learn something good, Billy.
00:58:39 The Jews have cooked something up.
00:58:40 For you to learn.
00:58:42 So why you sit down and learn, learn from the the good Jews?
00:58:47 Hello missus teacher.
00:58:49 Ohh hello Amy.
00:58:51 Just finished with Tina.
00:58:56 I'm good. How are you? I didn't mean.
00:58:57 To starve you.
00:58:59 You didn't really. I was just your father.
00:59:04 Runs a landscaping service does me?
00:59:07 I've been having so much trouble with my gardener. Do you suppose you could have your father call me?
00:59:12 Yes, ma'am, I will. I've got to get going. Follow me.
00:59:26 And then she goes out and she sees Dad.
00:59:32 We all know that Asian girls.
00:59:35 She wants her some of that.
00:59:37 She wants her some of that. She's uh.
00:59:40 She sees Chad in his leather jacket and he's like, oh, that's that. Oh, I need. I need some of that. And that's also what we see. It's based upon a novel by Gloria D Miklowitz.
00:59:54 Ah yes, Gloria D miklowitz.
01:00:00 Hi, Gloria. There's Gloria right there. Gloria. Dave miklowitz. She wrote over 60.
01:00:08 Over 60 books.
01:00:13 Young adult books just like this.
01:00:18 Teaching them.
01:00:20 You know it's it's more prop, it's.
01:00:21 Propaganda just in the form of young adult books.
01:00:26 So I'm telling you the Jews are getting you from every angle.
01:00:33 Every every angle.
01:00:35 In fact, she wrote books up until, I think the last one that was published was.
01:00:42 Like 2005.
01:00:44 Like she was still writing writing these propaganda books up until 2005.
01:00:50 And I think she died like in 2010 or something.
01:00:56 But all of our.
01:00:56 Books were, you know, it was, it was going in propaganda.
01:01:03 Topics like racial injustice.
01:01:06 Date, violence and militia involvement don't don't join a militia guy.
01:01:15 That's bad.
01:01:17 That'll get you in trouble.
01:01:20 And so not only that.
01:01:24 It's it's inspired.
01:01:27 By Professor Ray Oteros color game concept.
01:01:34 What is that?
01:01:36 Ray O Doros color game concept. There's there's Mr. or Otero.
01:01:43 Rayo Otero Otero. I like otoro better. I'm. I'm almost positive. It's Otero.
01:01:52 Good old get old ray over here. We'll get back to him in a minute.
01:01:57 So it's based on some novel written by some Jew who just pumped out going propaganda all day long and inspired by a social experimenting Mexican.
01:02:14 Sociology professor, which again, we'll get back to him.
01:02:19 In a second who definitely does not have a chip on his shoulder and definitely does not hate white people.
01:02:28 So anyway.
01:02:29 Going back to the the scene of the the yellow, the yellow fever is brewing.
01:02:36 The yellow fever is, uh, it's the heat's turning up.
01:02:47 The algebra works going.
01:02:49 I think our side is losing and math isn't exactly your sister's favorite subject. You OK?
01:02:55 It runs in the family.
01:03:01 You got girlfriend Vietnam.
01:03:04 Yeah, I do. OK.
01:03:08 Hop in. I'll run you home.
01:03:11 And stand here. The world in such.
01:03:12 That's OK. Bus service around here is only terrible.
01:03:14 Fast. That's not very far from here.
01:03:22 Talk about longer mesh or survive.
01:03:26 But it's.
01:03:29 I don't know. Everyone has taken themselves as the.
01:03:31 Best teacher in school?
01:03:34 Yeah.
01:03:34 But it was so depressing. And what's?
01:03:37 She said.
01:03:38 It going to.
01:03:38 Prove all it does is stir up the past. All those old feelings.
01:03:44 Those things happen though.
01:03:46 Maybe we should learn about him.
01:03:49 Maybe. But showing blacks and whites beating up on each other mean, come on, what's more, we're trying to do.
01:03:56 Start a riot.
01:03:58 I wonder, I wonder who?
01:03:59 He thinks he's going to riot.
01:04:03 But again, see this is what I'm saying. This isn't. This isn't like a new thing where white people are just like.
01:04:07 Come on already. What the fuck?
01:04:10 They were saying this in the 80s.
01:04:13 They were saying this in the 70s. They were saying they they've always been saying it because it's always been fucking stupid.
01:04:19 It's always been fucking stupid.
01:04:22 That we owe black people anything and it's always been fucking stupid.
01:04:27 That here you have just as an example, an Asian immigrant.
01:04:32 And other groups that come here that don't seem to have the exact same problem that blacks seem to have everywhere they are, and everywhere they exist around the world.
01:04:44 And white people are just like, come on.
01:04:47 How many? How many videos of burning crosses?
01:04:52 And white people punching black people. Do we have to watch?
01:04:57 Get over it already.
01:04:59 They were saying this in 1985.
01:05:02 And because they were saying they had to make movies like this to let the white kids who were thinking stuff like that know that. No, no, no, no. It's we have to.
01:05:11 We have to because you know you're the bad guy.
01:05:15 You're definitely the bad guy.
01:05:18 So he takes her home.
01:05:21 And uh.
01:05:23 He's like, hey.
01:05:26 Hey, baby.
01:05:28 Ah, I could really deal with some.
01:05:31 Some Chinese food a little bit later on Japanese. Whatever. Whatever, baby. It's sushi. Then. Whatever. Later on tonight, if you're you're.
01:05:41 You're so inclined. And she's like that sounds.
01:05:43 Wonderful.
01:05:45 He's like, alright, I'll make sure that I get that fried rice and she's like, that's Chinese. He's like, what up? I don't. I don't. Whatever. Whatever, bitch.
01:05:54 We're going to go ice skating tonight.
01:05:57 And yeah, we have a have a good old time.
01:06:02 My equal opportunity employer over here if.
01:06:05 You know what, I.
01:06:06 Mean. And she's like, I don't know what she's like. Alright, I'll be here at 7:00.
01:06:10 So it picks her up and takes her ice skating.
01:06:15 How's that tight enough?
01:06:17 I think my circulation is cut out.
01:06:22 Hello.
01:06:23 Me so horny. That's funny.
01:06:35 Amy.
01:06:39 Carol. Jesse. You know Adam, why did?
01:06:41 Hi.
01:06:44 You join us?
01:06:45 With Mike and Anita.
01:06:47 She skates worse than you. Impossible.
01:06:51 You're mine.
01:06:58 Here comes trouble you get here just now.
01:07:01 Everyone's over here. Come on. Hey, man, listen.
01:07:07 Me so horny you keep lying.
01:07:09 Me. Love you long time.
01:07:13 Well, maybe when you're.
01:07:14 Finished. You'll find some time for your old friends. Later, Muchacho
01:07:20 Yellow fever there dies down a little bit. You can.
01:07:25 You can come on over back to the where.
01:07:27 The white people are.
01:07:28 Hanging.
01:07:28 Out so the the based white kid.
01:07:33 After race mix shaming him a little bit tells him to go hang out with his his his own people.
01:07:40 But he's too caught up in the yellow fever.
01:07:44 He's too, uh wrapped up.
01:07:46 In the moment.
01:07:50 And they go and have a good old time. And then finally, he's like, oh, let's go sit down with my white friends. And she's like.
01:07:55 OK, I guess.
01:07:57 Hi.
01:07:59 Adam, any sign so honorable, honorable, sweet to sign to honor us.
01:08:04 At our party.
01:08:05 Can't we take you anywhere?
01:08:07 It takes you a while, but he's really done.
01:08:09 Yeah, like unwanted hair.
01:08:28 Nice move. Very stylish because you have to work a little.
01:08:32 But you have to work on your
01:08:32 Technical merit. Get out of my face.
01:08:41 And I like this guy.
01:08:49 So he's he's just going around, he's he's being the guy that white guys, honestly, he's he's he's he's.
01:08:58 He's he's walking around being white and not afraid.
01:09:03 He's walking around just being a white guy in a way that white people have been there it it's the it's what white people think.
01:09:11 But they're all too much of a pussy to be. He's just out there just being. Hey, not so smooth on the ice they are. Yeah, blackie.
01:09:22 Ah ohh. Most honorable. Nice to meet you.
01:09:28 He's just being he's he's basically acting like 1950s cartoons.
01:09:38 And of course, you know who has a problem with it? No, the the white chicks are like, oh, he's so immature. Hmm. That's why you should shut the fuck up. Let us run things.
01:09:50 So anyway, he goes back to hang out with his friends.
01:09:54 I don't think you.
01:09:54 Like that, I don't think I care.
01:09:57 Natural rhythm didn't help.
01:09:58 Him Skating's still a white man, sport.
01:10:04 Sure.
01:10:10 But the Asian chicks, all uncomfortable because of how racist he is.
01:10:17 Meanwhile, back at the school that has a black principal, because why wouldn't it?
01:10:23 The white teacher.
01:10:25 Has to ask permission to run a little experiment.
01:10:31 Then he wants to run on the children because I wasn't making this up. It happened to me. I told you boomer teachers.
01:10:39 Were hell bent on running and doing social experiments that would somehow prove their worldview.
01:10:46 And so they would do these really skewed like the wave if you ever watched the Wave edition. Highly recommend it. It's from a couple streams ago.
01:10:56 They they decide they have to do these social experiments that prove to themselves their worldview, while simultaneously syncopating and and cramming that worldview into the minds of the well, the the subjects of their experiment. And that's that's exactly what's going on here.
01:11:16 It's a different kind of a thing, but not really that much different. And again, this is based on real life, just like there was based on real life, just in a different scenario. But it's the same kind of fucking stupid bullshit.
01:11:27 So in this case.
01:11:29 You had a uh, him wanting to run a experiment. That was.
01:11:36 Well, it's kind of like the Blue eyed experiment too, like the like this endless. There's all these fucking like boomers running around trying to make white people feel bad about themselves. And this was it was very, very similar to the Brown eyed, blue-eyed experiment that we've we we covered in that.
01:11:52 What was the name of that stream? It was called like.
01:11:55 Like stupid cunt edition, like, I'm not even kidding, I think that's what it's called. Like fucking. I think it's called stupid cunt addition.
01:12:04 But anyway, so he's, he's like, hey boss, I want to do this social experiment. Can I do it? And he's like, OK, I'll let you do your your wacky experiment because it's gonna fix racism forever. And that's always been the the calling of the age of Aquarius. That was that's why.
01:12:22 God put you on this.
01:12:23 Planet White man from the from the 1960s and beyond. It's to solve racism forever. It's never been solved before in the history of the universe, but you're going to be the ones.
01:12:35 That.
01:12:35 Do it. You're going to do it with a little bit of help from the Jews. You'll be able to do it. He's like, oh, great, sweet. Alright, I'll get right on my experiment.
01:12:45 And so he goes on the next day to explain the experiment to the kids.
01:12:50 We're going to call this experiment.
01:12:52 Color game first we have the Blues with all their pride, power, prestige and wealth. Now they like society just the way it is and they want to keep it that way. Below them we have the Greens. This is the middle class, the work of day, average, law abiding citizens.
01:13:12 And finally, we have the oranges or the rain. This is the low class, or should I say the.
01:13:22 Lower class in.
01:13:23 Our society, So what do we have to?
01:13:25 Do for the next month, each one of you is going to be either a blue, a green.
01:13:32 You're an orange. I picked blue.
01:13:34 You'll find me on my yacht.
01:13:37 Will be. You will be required to behave like a member of your social class and you will be treated accordingly at all times. And what that means is, is that this game goes on 24 hours a day.
01:13:51 I don't see how that can work, Mr. Mueller. Anytime we want, we could break the rules.
01:13:56 Ryan and Diane are members of my senior.
01:13:58 Class, all of whom will be acting as our police force. We're going to call them G.
01:14:02 Fours. So what? I mean, if I got caught, what's anybody going to do about it?
01:14:09 Right. Violators will be given demerits, demerits, mean, fine and punishment.
01:14:16 And of course it will be enforced by a black.
01:14:18 Man and a white woman.
01:14:23 But it's the same sort of a thing, and yes, obviously, I've already kind of, you know, spoiler alert that this was an experiment that they were doing. We'll talk about the extent of it in a minute. But they were doing these experiments in California on actual school kids. The. But just like with the wave.
01:14:42 Experiment.
01:14:43 Where you had to do, you had to act a certain way. You were told in in the. In the case of the wave experiment, they were told that if they didn't try to start a revolution, they might get a bat. They might fail the class like they they were implanting in the minds of the participants of this experiment. What? What behavior was expected of them before they even start the experiment?
01:15:04 So as a self fulfilling prophecy.
01:15:07 In this case, he even in this in the way they describe it here where he's like saying these are the three classes, and then there's the low class or the rangs and we.
01:15:15 Hate them. They're niggers.
01:15:16 That's so he's already setting the stage for like, OK, I'm telling you that if you're at the top, you have to basically be exclusionary assholes if you're in the middle, then you know, I guess whatever. And then if you're at the bottom, then you're in the hated rangs and everyone hates you and gets to order you around then.
01:15:33 Then you should be cruel.
01:15:35 And so they're, they've already, they've already tainted the experiment by, like, telling you what behavior is expected of you. You you're gonna be policed. You're gonna have people walking around making sure you behave in this way, that you role play. So it's not even an experiment at this point. It's just a role play. You've been given a script. You've been given a character and you, you're expected to play.
01:15:56 That role and like that's it, that's not an experiment. That's a way of mind fucking people. And of course, how do you think that they divvy things up?
01:16:05 I wonder who they're going to put in as the high class people and the low class people. Well, obviously the high class people are going to be the brown people and the low class people or the orange people are gonna be the white people. And if anything, all this really proves because of the behavior that you end up seeing.
01:16:25 Is that the people who are at the lower classes when they're put in a position, even in this little menial way above white people they take out, they take out resentment on white people.
01:16:38 And look, you guys are are part of this experiment every day. Every time you go to the DMV and you have to listen to some fucking non white about like what your what kind of paperwork you need to have. And ohh you didn't. You didn't sign this. You have to go take another number. I won't let you just sit here and sign it real quick. Make sure you go to the. Yeah. Like any any tiny amount of power.
01:16:59 Whether you're at the post, any kind of government job where you have to deal with some non white bureaucrat who has like a tiny, tiny, tiny amount of power and there's no and you, you can't get them fired, they have no there's no repercussions for bad customer service or whatever. Anytime you put these non whites in these positions over white people.
01:17:17 What do you guys always experience? I don't have to tell you. You experience it every fucking day. You experience it. Anytime you have to interact with these people. And sometimes it's not even government jobs. It could just be customer service people. It could be the checkout person at a fucking Target. It doesn't matter. Anytime you're in any kind of situation whatsoever where it's a you're as a white person, you're having to interface with a non white.
01:17:39 With a chip on their shoulder, which is about 80 to 90% of them, let's just face it. That's the kind of fucking attitude that you get. And when you have an experiment, quote, UN quote like this, where you're basically just giving black people permission to act out their power fantasies against white people.
01:17:55 What do you get?
01:17:56 And what does that prove exactly? Kind of the opposite of what they think it proves. Like. Look at this already. They're starting this out.
01:18:08 Pick it up orange.
01:18:15 I mean, that's all it is. It's just it's just a black power fantasy is.
01:18:19 All it is.
01:18:22 Look at him.
01:18:23 Pick it up, boy.
01:18:24 Pick it up. Finally I get my revenge on Whitey and we just we literally just yesterday watched this film real about white people being evil.
01:18:33 And the source of all of our problems.
01:18:37 And then the other funny thing that they inadvertently do.
01:18:41 Is not all of the black.
01:18:43 Get like the highest rank, right? Not all of them get get get blue because they try to act as if oh, it's random, but randomly all the white people get like the short end of the stick, right? Just like, just like the brown eyed, blue-eyed experiment with. Well, it's random. Yeah. Because like, the people with blue eyes aren't going to all be white. Give me a fucking break. Right. And so they go to the.
01:19:04 Lunch.
01:19:05 And what do you see?
01:19:07 Oh, look, there's a there's a black guy with an orange armband.
01:19:11 At the table of black kids.
01:19:13 So no, they didn't divide up based on arm band. They they still divide it up by race. Even your your gay fucking fake experiment TV show.
01:19:24 Anyway, so they get handed out these these arm bands, and of course the white, the evil white white jock, Chad guys, they're oranges. And then, which is like the that's the.
01:19:38 And the the angry, angry, resentful black people, for the most part get blue with, you know, I guess there's the exception him right there, but he's still welcome at the table because he's black.
01:19:51 And they go to lunch and they're kind of complaining. You got a, you know, yellow fever guy over here hitting on his wife, who saying, like, she she also got blue, which is the good one. Blue is the white person one.
01:20:06 And she's she gets in trouble for for, for, I guess, slumming it a little.
01:20:11 Bit remember just a class exercise.
01:20:12 A touch.
01:20:26 Good.
01:20:26 Sure.
01:20:28 Adam, good to see you.
01:20:31 I'd like you to open my milk cotton for me, if you don't mind. You see, there's just something that's blue. Folks don't like blue process.
01:20:42 My lunch. Orange please.
01:20:45 Yes, mine too.
01:20:49 Neil Davis.
01:20:56 And there you go.
01:20:58 It's just black power fantasies.
01:21:01 It's just black now.
01:21:02 You know, it's like to be black.
01:21:04 No, we'll never know. It's like to be fucking retarded. I mean black.
01:21:09 Right. We'll never know.
01:21:11 That's the one thing guys are right about we'll.
01:21:13 Never know what that's like.
01:21:14 And you'll never know what.
01:21:15 It's like to be white because it's not this.
01:21:18 I've never. I've never been able to do that. I've never been like Tyrone.
01:21:24 I summon thee to my table, open my milk. Now take away my tray. None of you have ever been to do that. And if you did you, you'd, you'd your life would be in danger.
01:21:37 Your life would be in danger if you were to even jokingly do something like that. As we all know from earlier, or I guess last week now you just ask a black person to not sit in your seat and you get stabbed in the heart, OK? And so it's.
01:21:56 This is not reality, but this is how boomers saw reality.
01:22:02 Through Adam, glad you can make it. You may leave now.
01:22:09 Go away.
01:22:10 Goodnight.
01:22:19 I don't believe you, man. How long you gonna be Thompson's?
01:22:21 Trash man, huh?
01:22:23 It's a game. Everybody knows it. Novelty will soon wear this up.
01:22:28 Strutting around throwing the weight, giving you grief because you're white and they're so-called oppressed minorities, they're going to use this game to get back.
01:22:35 He's the only guy.
01:22:36 That gets it.
01:22:37 I'm not very hungry, Justin. I'd like you to remove my tray.
01:22:42 You know, we see now even the Asian who is now feeling oppressed.
01:22:47 Also has resentment against the white guy that that called her a waifu or whatever the fuck. You're almost honorable, you know, like uh. Now she gets to get her revenge.
01:23:03 I hate to tell you guys this.
01:23:07 All non whites.
01:23:08 Yeah.
01:23:10 Again, general generalizations, as you know, being what they are.
01:23:16 All non whites have a chip on their shoulder and and and have a have resentment in their hearts.
01:23:22 Whatever.
01:23:22 We're going to use this game.
01:23:23 To get back in.
01:23:24 That's.
01:23:26 I'm not very hungry, Justin. I'd like you to remove my tray.
01:23:31 Hey, forget you, game or no game, I.
01:23:34 Am nobody's golf.
01:23:36 Is there a problem here?
01:23:38 Me so horny.
01:23:40 8.
01:23:40 The screen here refuses to obey my orders.
01:23:44 And subordination that's going to look real bad on tomorrow's report. Green it's tender merits.
01:23:54 Oh great.
01:23:57 What do you do when leaving the presence of the superior?
01:24:09 Non white. Our fantasy. That's all this is.
01:24:14 That's all this is and and when you see a little bit more, I think about the guy who designed the real test. It'll.
01:24:22 It'll just be confirmed.
01:24:24 So after school, the the white Chad is still trying to be cool about it because that's what a lot of white Chad's trying to do. They try to be cool about it. They try to be not let it go on their skin because they're just, you know, a little bit little bit of it's hubris.
01:24:39 A little bit of hubris because it feels like punching down.
01:24:43 You know, it's like, it's like humoring the retard, right? Alright. Let let the retard have his fun. He's retarded.
01:24:51 You know, at least I wasn't born a retard. You you give you give them a little more leeway.
01:24:56 You give them a little more leeway because you feel like.
01:25:00 Uh, you know.
01:25:02 God, I'd if I was black, I'd probably kill myself, you know, like, let let them have that little fucking fun.
01:25:09 You know, they they don't. They don't really. They don't really pose any threat to me. This is never. We're always going to be a majority white country. Ultimately, at the end of the day, it's really going to be what?
01:25:18 We say goes anyway.
01:25:20 So and we'll let them have their little fun. It's not like the retards are going to be running.
01:25:24 Things.
01:25:24 Ever. So you know, so he's he's trying. He's trying to go along with this.
01:25:29 He's trying to be a good sport.
01:25:35 This whole thing is so bizarre.
01:25:40 Me love you long time.
01:25:42 Adam, I'm sorry about what happened today. Maybe I shouldn't have made Justin clear my tray.
01:25:49 It gets me so angry. Sometimes he just gets me so mad.
01:25:59 What's the game?
01:26:03 I mean, sure.
01:26:05 There's a lot of bigots.
01:26:08 But I'm not that way.
01:26:12 And you're not that way.
01:26:17 Actually I kind of AM.
01:26:20 Like a little bit I am.
01:26:23 My little bit I am.
01:26:26 Because guess what? A little bit everybody is at least a little bit everybody is.
01:26:36 What kind of a person wouldn't prefer their own mentally ill people? That's who.
01:26:46 That that's that's the answer.
01:26:50 The healthy normal person.
01:26:53 Prefers their own.
01:27:03 And and they they they dislike you just for being who you are.
01:27:09 And this was just as true. In 1985, people acting like, oh, yeah, we we hit some kind of golden era of in race relations somehow in the 90s or whatever. It's like, no, this is.
01:27:19 Is.
01:27:21 Not really. I mean maybe on TV.
01:27:28 It's funny because all you get a lot of these people who like to complain about boomers acting exactly like boomers when they talk about the fucking 90s. Like it was some kind of golden era where there weren't. It wasn't any racism. It's like, no, you were just that fucking deluded.
01:27:42 Your experience was like you like to make fun of boomers because ohh you went to your all white school. You went to your all white school. You don't know what it's like around. Well, guess what.
01:27:54 A lot of people in the 90s, certainly not me, but there's a lot of people in the 90s that also lived in all white.
01:28:01 Suburbs and their exposure to black people was The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Bill Cosby.
01:28:10 Maybe they watched a Martin Lawrence movie.
01:28:17 Maybe they thought Beverly Hills cop was really funny.
01:28:22 Maybe. Maybe they really like that that run DMC video where like Aerosmith is on one side of the wall and they're like, they're like playing guitars. They're like the rock'n'roll like white guys. But then on the other side of the wall, you know, it was like they were like rappers. You got flavor Flav.
01:28:42 With the big clock around his fucking neck and the chains, and they're just like, you know, rapping and shit and like.
01:28:50 Then somehow they blast through the wall. They're just like, you know, totally like how we're breaking down the barriers of racism. Right. And then, like, the rock'n'roll and the rap, it comes together in, like, harmony and shit, man. And then it's like, we're all like the same color on the inside.
01:29:11 Bro, I mean you guys sound.
01:29:12 Like fucking retarded boomers.
01:29:23 So anyway.
01:29:24 This experiment keeps going.
01:29:27 And you know, chatty make yellow fever over here gets a little.
01:29:33 Gets certainly a little pissed off. He doesn't. He doesn't like being uh.
01:29:38 Treated differently as an orange person. Plus he's getting routed out for fraternizing with the Blues.
01:29:47 And someone is accused of secretly initiating a meeting with the blue.
01:29:52 And Amy Sumida were reported seeing his car yesterday parked on Birch St. Fine is $10.
01:29:59 But that's half my money. Orange is only given $20.
01:30:02 Breaking laws. Expensive. I hope you learned your lesson.
01:30:13 That's.
01:30:13 Right.
01:30:15 Because then you know, as a black man, you can just.
01:30:18 You can just be accused of anything and you're and you're in trouble. You don't have to be doing anything at all. You can just be sitting in a car with a white person having a conversation and next thing you know, the cops are going to show up and find you half your paycheck.
01:30:35 Because that's what it's like just.
01:30:36 Listen to the white woman.
01:30:38 With a clipboard.
01:30:41 And I I don't. I don't blame you for not understanding white boy.
01:30:46 I I think hopefully you're learning a little bit with the with the help of this experiment. Hopefully you're starting to figure it out what it's really like to be black.
01:30:56 Right now you're living at your little nursery white world.
01:31:00 When you're gated community, you don't.
01:31:03 Know what it's like in the ghetto.
01:31:07 Conversely, the, but I'll tell you who's going to learn what it's like.
01:31:10 To be like you.
01:31:12 That jap whore you're trying to bang, she's going to figure it out.
01:31:16 Hey, Mr. mita.
01:31:22 You're advised not.
01:31:22 To be susceptible to this kind of thing.
01:31:26 Your fund has been suspended since. This is only a first.
01:31:28 Offense. It's not fair.
01:31:29 Where you going?
01:31:34 Yeah, it is, because that's what it's like to be black.
01:31:37 That's what it's like. But if you do anything when you're when you're black, you get fined and thrown in prison right away. But if you're white.
01:31:46 And you and you did some the exact same thing. Well, then, nothing happens to you because you're white.
01:31:59 We we don't find, you know that that's what it's like.
01:32:04 See all this is really doing and like I said, it's just reinforcing the resentment.
01:32:08 It's reinforcing the resentment about to blacks. It's telling blacks that that's how it is when it's, you know, it's obviously not that, but it's telling blacks that's how it is. Oh, yeah, that's what it's like. If you're a white kid and you do the exact same thing, then you don't get.
01:32:23 In trouble at?
01:32:24 All, but if you're a black kid, you get in trouble. And so they're telling that to the black kids and they're telling that to the white kids.
01:32:31 Ohh you should. You should maybe give you know a little more leeway to blacks because.
01:32:36 You know, they they have a they'll have a totally different reality.
01:32:40 They commit the exact same crime that you do and and they go right to jail.
01:32:46 Meanwhile, and the white kids are like. You mean like, run from the cops? Because I don't. I've never done.
01:32:52 Quiet you body cams don't exist yet, so no one knows about all how they behave.
01:32:57 When they're getting arrested.
01:32:58 The orange just don't have a chance. Why should I or any of the rest of us play this game as orange is just on the luck?
01:33:06 Of the draw, but Adam's life is the luck of the draw. It's like a baby born in the ghetto. I mean, what choice does he have?
01:33:14 Not responsible for that. It's not my fault that anyone.
01:33:18 Was born in the.
01:33:19 Ghetto. And it's not my fault you drew an orange.
01:33:23 Uh-huh. Now you know what it's like to be black.
01:33:28 Uh-huh.
01:33:30 And so that's that's basically what they're doing. And like I said, this is an experiment, quote UN quote experiment that was foisted upon a lot of kids in California. A lot of kids for years. Like I said, we'll get into it here in a moment.
01:33:49 So he's all pissed off. He's like.
01:33:51 What the fuck?
01:33:53 This is unfair.
01:33:55 Maybe. Uh.
01:33:58 Maybe, maybe, maybe. I'm not getting it, but it just it's just this doesn't seem like it's computing. And so after school, in secret, he tries to tell his his rice cooker like girlfriend. Hey, hey, hey.
01:34:11 I don't. I don't like this experiment at all. It doesn't make sense to.
01:34:15 Me.
01:34:16 Oh, I had a great day.
01:34:19 I lost my position on the team.
01:34:22 Why talk about being prejudice?
01:34:27 Coach has this idea that in sports.
01:34:30 Black is always better.
01:34:32 So my soul, Brother Thompson, got it.
01:34:40 OK, I know what you're thinking. Whites have always gotten ahead because of their color, and now I'm getting a dose of the same mess.
01:34:51 I wasn't thinking that.
01:34:53 Since when have whites had it in for everyone?
01:34:57 Seems to me Orientals have always done OK.
01:35:01 My father was a little boy when World War 2 started. A lot of people were scared to death that every Japanese living here was a spy or saboteur.
01:35:05 Oh, here we go.
01:35:11 The government hauled them all off to the desert and put them in camps. 100,000 Japanese Americans, Americans Adam, my father grew up behind barbed wire just because he was Japanese.
01:35:26 Ohh Ching Chang Ting Tong.
01:35:31 Ohh.
01:35:35 Yeah, OK. But which is it?
01:35:38 You're like.
01:35:39 American, Avon, Adam and at the end of that, like maybe the same sentence. Or maybe the next one, just because he was Japanese.
01:35:51 OK, which one is it though?
01:35:54 Which one is it?
01:35:55 He's American and they put him in the camp just because he was Japanese. OK, so you can't be both.
01:36:04 So just just.
01:36:06 Deal with the fact that your family.
01:36:09 Decided to move to another country.
01:36:12 And then your home country declared war on that country.
01:36:16 Yeah.
01:36:19 And So what did you expect?
01:36:23 What did you expect?
01:36:26 And it's not like these were death camps.
01:36:30 You know.
01:36:32 There weren't. There weren't any any abuses going on.
01:36:37 We just had to keep an eye on you on your.
01:36:39 Shifty eyed motherfuckers.
01:36:44 After Pearl Harbor, I mean, come on.
01:36:49 If I moved to Iran.
01:36:54 And then C130 started circling over Tehran, blasting away at buildings.
01:37:02 And the uh.
01:37:04 Iranian guard or whatever the fuck it's called was like I I. In fact, I'd feel thankful if all they did was like, hey, look, look, Devon.
01:37:13 You're going to have to live.
01:37:15 In this Walmart over here.
01:37:18 Until we get until all this is straightened out until the smoke settles.
01:37:23 We're going to, we're going to have you live over here.
01:37:26 In this Holiday Inn.
01:37:29 OK.
01:37:30 Or Motel 6 or whatever.
01:37:33 Just cause we don't, you know. We're not saying you're a spy.
01:37:37 But I hope you understand it right. I mean, you're American, you move here and now Americans are raining hell down from the sky. I mean, we can't have you just walking around. I mean, we'd be crazy to do that.
01:37:49 And you know what I'd be like. Ohh. Thank God for thank you for not killing me.
01:37:53 Because I would have killed me. Maybe.
01:37:56 I maybe would have just killed me and not worried about it or deported me.
01:38:02 But you're actually you sound pretty reasonable. You're saying I can go live?
01:38:05 In that Walmart over there.
01:38:08 All right, all right. Well.
01:38:10 I'll do that. Hopefully. Hopefully my people don't bomb the Walmart I'm in.
01:38:19 They they they've tried so hard. They've and I. I gotta give it to the Japanese because they don't seem to ever have really bitten like a few of them have. But generally, you know.
01:38:28 As a group.
01:38:29 They don't seem to trot that out.
01:38:32 No matter how many times they try to put that in that narrative into the like shows like this, like, oh, and then the then the camps, they put the Japanese in.
01:38:42 You're here every once in a while, but yeah. You gotta. Yeah, I'll. I'll. I'll give Japanese people credit for not like all these dragging that one fucking that. Or or maybe that's changed.
01:38:53 Right. Maybe. Maybe as white power has eroded and it's it's it's, you know, the the the the control over the society is apparently up for grabs.
01:39:04 Maybe they, maybe they I you hear that more often. I. Yeah, I heard it a couple times my whole life.
01:39:12 Compared to fucking slavery, I've heard it not at all.
01:39:16 But anyway, so she's.
01:39:17 Like, oh, they put us in camps. Ah.
01:39:24 I'm sorry that happened.
01:39:28 But that's history. Amy one, have you?
01:39:33 You personally ever been made to suffer?
01:39:37 In little ways, all the time.
01:39:39 Oh oh.
01:39:44 Ohh.
01:39:47 Little ways all the time.
01:39:51 I'm always suffering. You know, we really gotta redefine suffering.
01:39:57 And we we've made it so easy for you fuckers in this country.
01:40:01 To where like you, you're having to deal with the fact that you're not white is suffering.
01:40:08 Again.
01:40:09 It The math doesn't add up and you should be good at math because you're Asian.
01:40:14 If it was, if it's so painful to be here.
01:40:17 Why are you here?
01:40:20 Why was this a better place to be?
01:40:25 OK.
01:40:27 So so either conform.
01:40:30 To Whitey.
01:40:32 Or get the fuck out.
01:40:35 Get the fuck out and stop bitching about it.
01:40:41 You you have a place to go.
01:40:45 Where am I supposed to go when?
01:40:46 You fuck up my place.
01:40:51 So shut the fuck up or get the fuck out.
01:41:00 And really, at this point, it's like they're not, they're not shutting the fuck up. So I think it's just, you know, get the fuck out of this point.
01:41:10 So anyway, it continues. They keep berating the white people and acting out of their anti white power fantasies.
01:41:20 While promoting, you know the the handful of non whites that accidentally got the lower cast or whatever when they passed out the arm bands now, now they're just to to really let you know what this is really about. They're promoting people like Pedro for for being a good little boy.
01:41:39 In light of this individual's repeated disregard for authority, it is recommended that he be severely fined and be immediately demoted to orange. Status shall pay a fine of $50.
01:41:48 You don't have $50.
01:41:50 Then you may substitute one week of detention, surrender your green band.
01:42:00 Guess I'd expect that from a range.
01:42:06 You you will all you will all perish in the fire. You will all be consumed by the fire.
01:42:19 And so they promote Pedro, while demoting the white kid.
01:42:24 And.
01:42:25 They have to try to explain to white kids why blacks are always so violent, why they happen to riot, and this is supposed to.
01:42:36 It give an explanation that oh, look, given the right circumstances. If if the roles were reversed, you too would write it it it. Now it doesn't happen anywhere. I mean, it's not like there's not white, you know, poor white people. I mean, there's poor white people. There's more poor white people in America than poor black people. And they're never collectively riding, but anyway.
01:42:57 We have to make it seem like there's a reason that happens that is external.
01:43:04 Right. It has to be external. It can't be unique to the biology of the people writing. It has to be some kind of external thing. That's really interchangeable because we're communists.
01:43:15 And at least the guy who designed this, he's a communist, and in order to reinforce the his Communist ideas that everything's environment and there's nothing that's innate in people, certainly not races. Then you know, which don't even exist really then.
01:43:35 This is this is the way we've explained it. We've explained that by making you wear this orange, orange, orange armband.
01:43:42 And everyone treating you like shit.
01:43:45 And being rewarded for treating you like shit for a couple of weeks that will drive you to violence and and and vandalism. What?
01:43:55 They call strange, right? So let's actually, they expect us to. What does that mean? It means let's do.
01:44:00 Something would you have?
01:44:00 In mind, Brother, I say Topsy's car could use.
01:44:03 A good five minute paint job. Wait a minute.
01:44:05 Why don't you just calm down? Why don't you take?
01:44:07 A walk, I said. Let's do it.
01:44:10 And I like how
01:44:11 The only the only person that's going along with it is the black guys like. Yeah, I've already. I've already programmed. I don't need some fucking orange arm band to tell me to vandalize.
01:44:21 You're crazy.
01:44:21 No, I'm not crazy. I'm just good and mad.
01:44:29 Orange is beautiful, baby.
01:44:31 Orange and beautiful.
01:44:40 Like what the fuck is that anyway? So.
01:44:50 They they've been transformed and we're we're tackling madmen now. Orange.
01:44:58 And so yeah anyway.
01:45:01 Now the the principal is getting concerned.
01:45:05 The the, the, the.
01:45:06 Principle is like, oh, it's getting out of hand.
01:45:09 Alright, sorry, have vandalism and violence again, very similar to the wave. Very similar. It's crazy. This kind of shit was going, which also the wave the shift was taking place in California while this was happening in California. If you wanna, why Californians are so fucked up, it's because so many goddamn hippies moved there and then grew up and became teachers.
01:45:12 Yeah.
01:45:30 And then and then focused all their.
01:45:33 Their communism on the kids. They I mean as as a as a kid that that went to school in elementary school and middle school in California. I can tell you that it was just boomers trying to make you into a communist. Like, that was pretty much all of all of my schooling in in California.
01:45:54 And at this point, even the the Chad that's that's trying to be understanding and trying to be very, very you know.
01:46:06 I guess forgiving of the situation and understand you know it's just an experiment that I I'm in this tricky situation cause I'm I'm trying to make this.
01:46:15 This slant eyed bitch over here think I'm not a racist and this this this experiment is not helping.
01:46:22 All right, quit.
01:46:26 Don't think that solves anything.
01:46:28 Anything I'm not trying to solve anything, I'm just trying to put my life back to where it was before.
01:46:33 The stupid game.
01:46:35 What's it going to be like for everyone else when the game's over? Does everything go back to the way it was before? Maybe there will be more Blues or.
01:46:44 Greens or oranges?
01:46:46 But there will always be blacks and whites and Browns and yellow.
01:46:50 Donkeys don't go high.
01:46:53 And maybe, just maybe, you'll see how someone feels who isn't as lucky as you.
01:46:57 Are.
01:46:59 Uh, maybe. Just maybe, then you'll know what it's like not to be a white Chad.
01:47:07 And so he get. He's had enough of this shit. He's finally just fucking pissed off and uh decides to to to yell at her and and have a little freak out.
01:47:25 Take personal responsibility for all the injustice.
01:47:27 In the world, Amy.
01:47:29 See again these.
01:47:31 That's what white people still say. White people still say this shit. It's not new. There's not like an awakening going on. White people have always been mad about this stupid situation. They've just never done anything about it.
01:47:44 Take personal responsibility for all the injustice in.
01:47:47 The world, Amy.
01:47:49 I never owned a slave and I never called anyone a or a stick or a chick.
01:47:57 Did you pay Paul Thompson's car?
01:48:07 No, I didn't.
01:48:10 But you know who did, don't you? And you're going to protect them because you.
01:48:13 Feel you have.
01:48:14 To what you're doing, Adam is the same thing kids do in the ghetto. What you feel? That's what they live with. Only they can't quit.
01:48:23 All niggers must hang.
01:48:27 Pardon.
01:48:29 They have to go through, like putting their head to give people like you will open their eyes and see the other side.
01:48:36 Now you know, it's like to be black and and not talk to the cops because you're protecting the oranges.
01:48:43 He's just like this fucking bitch, man. This fucking bitch.
01:48:49 Is it enough that we hire Dad to like?
01:48:52 To do the line and this fucking bitch.
01:48:55 Too big? And why did I ever go?
01:48:56 Out with.
01:48:57 I don't know, Adam I.
01:48:59 Really don't know and I don't know why.
01:49:00 I ever went out with you.
01:49:03 What are you staring at? Is that worth paying you for? Get back to work. Hey, I said get back to work and mind your own business, Amy.
01:49:21 This is my business, son.
01:49:26 He's like, oh, shit, it's her dad.
01:49:30 It's her dad. I can't. Ohh I.
01:49:34 Yo, I'm actually glad it's her dad.
01:49:38 I'm glad it's her dad because I know how women work.
01:49:43 The most important step in the process of finding the right goal for you and ending up with a happy life is.
01:49:58 Your father must respect you.
01:50:02 Or better yet.
01:50:03 Fear you. Let's take a step back. Do you own weapon?
01:50:08 Have you ever designed and built a torch?
01:50:12 What are you staring at?
01:50:13 Is that worth paying you for?
01:50:14 Get back to work.
01:50:15 The best idea is within 5 minutes of meeting her father for the first time. Tell him to go to hell.
01:50:23 Hey, I said get.
01:50:24 Back to work and mind your own business.
01:50:26 You have to respect that.
01:50:28 So now he knows that she's going to respect him.
01:50:32 Because he's uh.
01:50:35 He embarrassed her father right in front of her like a fucking Chad.
01:50:43 That her father catches up and and he's like, are you not ashamed of of me for being a gardener? Are you? Are you ashamed of being Japanese? And she's like, no.
01:50:53 No, but sometimes it's hard not being white.
01:50:59 And then, of course, all the orange people because you know, boomers, they it's like they they they want to relive the civil rights movement. It's like it was like some big fucking party to them like, you know, only the boomers, right would would would fetishize the moment that they burn the country to the ground. You know, the moment that they just gave it all away.
01:51:20 They they joyfully hopped up on every fucking pill and and acid tab and and anything they could fucking get their hands on, smoking it, snorting it, shooting in their fucking ass.
01:51:33 Whatever they and and and they get their hands on while while listening to to White Rabbit.
01:51:43 And feeling like we're changing the world, they they just, they just love to celebrate the moment. They just pissed it all away. They just fucking pissed our entire civilization down the toilet and they they they love seeing it when they when they can get other young people to do, you know to.
01:52:00 Act.
01:52:00 Out that and live vicariously through them.
01:52:03 That that moment.
01:52:06 So that's what happens. Of course, is the the oranges start freaking out and having some kind of March and and then and then like even the black Kid learns his lesson because he turns into the evil racist.
01:52:23 What have I done?
01:52:34 Yeah.
01:52:40 Listen.
01:52:42 Nowhere.
01:52:48 Everybody stop out.
01:52:56 Where I have been to the mountaintop, and I have seen the promised land.
01:53:02 Ohh and then the preachy boomer shows up and he's like, now you get it, kids.
01:53:10 Now you understand.
01:53:13 I have just solved racism for the next generation.
01:53:18 With my awesome experiment. You're welcome, kids.
01:53:22 All colors unite.
01:53:25 That says over his shoulder.
01:53:27 As he smugly looks down the stair steps.
01:53:32 Now let's all join hands and come into the classroom as one. For we all know what it's like to walk a mile and the other man's shoes.
01:53:48 Now.
01:53:49 The time.
01:53:51 Make real the.
01:53:53 But democracy now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate palace of segregation to the sunlit path of racial.
01:54:03 Now is the time.
01:54:09 Ohh, now is the time that we see that the associate executive producers were Richard Gelb and Eve Silverman casting by Deborah Rubenstein.
01:54:25 Yeah, but yeah, so then that's it. But this was like I was saying this was based on a real experiment. It was based. Well, experiment as in social engineering.
01:54:39 That was performed not just on college kids all throughout the 80s.
01:54:44 But also on high school kids and even younger, they started doing it in in elementary school and and and so they were forcing these these traumatic experiences.
01:54:57 On to children.
01:54:59 So they would come out of it believing.
01:55:02 In the worldview, the communist worldview that was.
01:55:08 Espoused by the creator, which is you're about to meet him here.
01:55:13 While the world outside of Occidental College has battled for decades to resolve the issues of racism and discrimination, Professor Royo Terrell has created his own answer. He calls it the color game.
01:55:27 Ah yes, Ray Otero.
01:55:29 With his awesome color game that he, it was so fascinating.
01:55:34 This is a news report from 1983, when they were still doing it at Occidental College, where he was a professor, and then it would later spread to high schools and middle schools in all throughout California.
01:55:47 These students are citizens of an invented society where colored arm bands determine their status. If you're blue, you're the upper class the top.
01:55:56 A dark green is nearly there, but if you're a light green or worse than orange, you're at the low end of the scale and life in this many society is filled with discrimination against you. On a recent visit to Occidental College, I asked sociology professor Roy Otero how he came up with this idea.
01:56:14 So what we did is come up with.
01:56:17 Some arbitrary colors that I just made-up.
01:56:20 Although from blue, dark green, light green and oranges, each one having a specific value in this society that is ethnic, racial and class value.
01:56:29 And people would have to correspond, interact with each other according to those colors.
01:56:36 And just like in the movie, he would tell people exactly how they needed to behave.
01:56:41 It wasn't an experiment to see. Let's see how they behave. He would tell them, hey, you are blue. You have to be exclusionary. You have to be an asshole if you're caught talking to the oranges, you'll get in trouble. I'll have people walking around to rat you out. So just like with the wave, quote, UN quote experiment, it was already told.
01:57:01 They were already told exactly what results he wanted out of the experiment.
01:57:06 So they were. It wasn't an experiment. They were acting. They were role-playing. They were role-playing, the roles that he wanted them to play.
01:57:14 And threatened with bad grades that they didn't do it. And on top of that he added gender to the mix. He told the men in the class that they had to curtsy.
01:57:27 And and follow women around and like, like a Japanese wife. And they they had to cook for the women. And the women were told to sexually harass the men.
01:57:38 And because that would give you that, that also would give you like this, this wonderful view of now you get what it's like to be a bitch and you know.
01:57:48 Exactly what? What is a tech and what is a no tech?
01:57:51 Tech is the female in in this society and is superior being in every.
01:57:56 Anyway, no tech is the males, and of course the inferior in this society. By that we mean that they have to walk behind, sit behind and in this this term we started having them the no text or the males have to curtsy to the females everywhere they find.
01:58:14 Yeah, because that's what it's like.
01:58:16 That's what it's like being a woman. You don't have to talk. You have to sit behind the man and shut the fuck up and curtsy.
01:58:26 And in what fucking world does this guy live in? But ultimately, as you hear the interviews from these people that are participating in this mind fuck thing that he's doing at his college, it becomes clear relatively quickly what the actual intent is.
01:58:44 They want us to believe that.
01:58:46 That the that the weight dominant group is good and that they've they've gone so far. They've done so much good for the country in this, in this capitalist country that they don't tell you who they stepped on.
01:58:59 To get there.
01:59:03 The white people are on top here and it's in their best interest.
01:59:06 To lie to you, you know, and they say, OK, George Washington was a great guy, but we never knew we had slaves. You know, Abraham Lincoln liberate the blacks. Or did he really, you know, does that the reason why the war came?
01:59:16 The class progresses deep seated feeling surface regarding racism, classism and sexism.
01:59:21 Or the.
01:59:23 OK, so now we now we greatly get what?
01:59:26 The experiment's about.
01:59:28 It's about hating Whitey.
01:59:31 It's about shitting on Whitey.
01:59:34 And coloring the history of Whitey as just a string of of monstrous.
01:59:42 Oppression, oppression.
01:59:44 Stepping on everyone else.
01:59:48 To get to achieve what they've achieved.
01:59:51 All through the blood, sweat and tears of non whites.
01:59:55 That were somehow tricked.
01:59:58 Or forced.
01:59:59 To be pack animals or worse.
02:00:02 For the whites, that could never have achieved anything.
02:00:09 Unless they were stepping on the heads.
02:00:13 Of the non whites.
02:00:16 Kneeling on the necks of the George Floyds of the world.
02:00:21 And then you wonder, Gee.
02:00:24 Why is this guy?
02:00:27 Phil, why is?
02:00:29 I mean, aside from not being white himself.
02:00:32 I kind of feel like he's got he. He obviously has some kind of hatred for whites. I wonder if any of that will ever slip out during this relatively short news piece that I watched. It's not really even a big sample.
02:00:47 So it's it's. It's funny to me that even this small sampling of of of him talking.
02:00:54 That you're able to see it, you're able to see it.
02:00:59 Second, third week came around you started associating the behavioral pattern that you were going to have towards that person. According to the color you looked at the armband, and it became almost instinctive that you look at that color 1st and then know how to judge and how to act towards that person. Now remember that forever because that's what happens in life.
02:01:21 Except they don't look at an arm band. They look at skin color or an accent.
02:01:26 ah
02:01:31 So because you sound like Speedy Gonzalez when you talk.
02:01:36 And people have made fun of your fucking gay ass accent.
02:01:41 You forever have a chip on your shoulder and you created this whole thing.
02:01:47 As your own little revenge fantasy against the white people.
02:01:51 That you were trying to compete with, that you saw as oppressing you and making fun of your gay little fucking speedy Gonzalez accent.
02:02:00 That's 100% what this is all about.
02:02:06 And it's funny because they.
02:02:08 Kept doing this like experiment.
02:02:11 All throughout California. Until eventually they got sued.
02:02:17 By by a Mexican chick or her family.
02:02:20 So they made the mistake.
02:02:23 Of of making one of the the the you know the the shit people a a Mexican girl.
02:02:31 And she went crying home to her parents.
02:02:34 And they sued the school.
02:02:37 And there were there was a pretty small settlement, but it it basically shut down.
02:02:44 Them doing this all throughout the state.
02:02:48 But for years and years.
02:02:50 They were doing this, this mind fuck to elementary school kids, middle school kids and high school kids and college kids.
02:02:59 All throughout the state of California.
02:03:06 And that's in addition to all the other like I said, wall to wall, floor to ceiling.
02:03:11 You want to know why white people are are self hating cucks to some extent. Generally speaking, This is why this is what it took. If anything, it should at least give you that should give you a little bit of encouragement. Is this the kind of shit that it took.
02:03:29 This is the kind of shit that it takes to to do that to a people.
02:03:33 And they did. They they did it.
02:03:39 With the Boomers' permission, they did it.
02:03:41 With the Boomers' participation, they did it.
02:03:57 Now the the bad news is.
02:03:59 Like I said, it took basically a century. A century of this kind of shit to go from the Supreme Court ruling in favor of segregation.
02:04:12 To get to this point where?
02:04:14 Now that's even that's unbelievable.
02:04:18 Now we're now the Supreme Court's ruling against deportation.
02:04:25 That, that's. That's what you have to undo.
02:04:28 And it's gonna take another. I mean, if if it even gets done, which is.
02:04:33 That's not a that's not a given by any means.
02:04:38 I'm saying best case scenario.
02:04:40 We got like another century.
02:04:44 Of undoing this shit.
02:04:49 Potentially. And that's you know what I mean? Like that's that might be how long it takes.
02:04:56 Once you ruin a kid with this kind of mind, poison.
02:05:02 Some kids can snap out of it.
02:05:06 But not, not really. If it ever really. If it really took not really see with me, I went through a lot of this stuff and I don't know if I was just kind of.
02:05:16 I don't think I was unique because I I I felt like. I feel like I had friends that were similar in this way to where we were subjected to this anti white stuff.
02:05:24 And we never, we never internalized it. We always were like, this is fucking bullshit and never it was never that big of a deal to us because I think you know, myself included, we were all kind.
02:05:35 Of.
02:05:36 Reveling, at least in the fantasy of.
02:05:40 Of the the Star Trek fantasy where OK, well, you know, ultimately, you know, it will be a multicultural world, but Whitey will still be in charge.
02:05:51 Captain Picard will still be the captain, right?
02:05:56 Captain Kirk is still a white guy.
02:05:59 You know, the president's always gonna be white.
02:06:01 You know the.
02:06:02 White people will still will always be the ones calling the shots.
02:06:06 And I don't think a lot of white people even really snapped out of that until Obama.
02:06:11 You know, I think that that was a wake up call to a lot of people.
02:06:15 I think that that that seemed really implausible to a lot of people that you would have a non white president.
02:06:23 And while some people celebrated it, people, you wouldn't even I had friends that that were swept up in this shit that I never would.
02:06:31 Have thought would.
02:06:32 Would be swept up in like the foolishly because they thought well, now black people won't be able to complain. I heard that from several white people.
02:06:44 Oh, it's actually the silver lining of the Obama administration will be that black people will stop, will finally stop complaining.
02:06:52 Because it will be proof that you could be anything you could be president.
02:07:01 They really believed then.
02:07:03 That's how much they wanted to believe the fantasy.
02:07:12 But the smart people.
02:07:17 The smart people were just like, that's not good. Like I remember even telling someone like, explicitly, and this is before I was like, comfortable with my with my racism.
02:07:28 I was like.
02:07:30 I was kind of hoping that the country would still be too racist.
02:07:36 And I'm a little surprised that that that we weren't like I'm a little disappointed that we.
02:07:44 Let this happen.
02:07:47 Now that again at the at that time I was not filling the existential threat that I think we all feel now.
02:07:55 But I was. I was beginning to.
02:07:59 I was beginning to to realize, oh.
02:08:03 Ohh. Maybe maybe.
02:08:05 Maybe we're not going to live in this Star Trek future with.
02:08:09 You know.
02:08:10 Picard and Riker calling the shots, and maybe, maybe, maybe we got some weird, weird black guy with a mutilated head named Warf or something, you know? And then whatever, right. Maybe. Maybe, maybe, maybe. Maybe we even have, like, some blind black guy. As the engineer, I mean, as implausible as that sounds, it's retarded, but you know.
02:08:29 Whatever. We'll give it to him. Right. We'll, we'll, we'll humor the retard. Let them think that they can. They can be that guy.
02:08:42 Not so much.
02:08:46 Not so much.
02:08:51 Thanks to people like this.
02:08:55 That's right, children.
02:08:58 Where's the cool Chad tonight? That's his. We're gonna leave him on the screen up like we would give the hyper chance.
02:09:05 The role the real role model in this hole. There we go.
02:09:12 There's there's, there's the model white guy.
02:09:15 The one that's not afraid to just be a white guy and doesn't give a fuck what anyone thinks.
02:09:25 That's one thing white people need to understand. They don't get they don't give a shit. What? What, what you think? Why do you give a shit what they think?
02:09:33 I mean, unless it's out of some like pussy like you're afraid of what they might do.
02:09:39 OK. And yeah, that's maybe valid.
02:09:42 But if that's, you know, in terms of like, your fear is probably.
02:09:44 It's not like.
02:09:46 You shouldn't be concerned about violence, right?
02:09:50 But if that's the new reality.
02:09:53 Then you just need to be prepared for that.
02:10:01 The the answer isn't, therefore I don't say anything. The answer is therefore I prepare myself for the inevitable violence.
02:10:13 So that I I I don't have to walk around like a a second class citizen because I don't possess, you know, the the tarred strength of the black man.
02:10:24 And I tweeted out the other day, which surprisingly.
02:10:29 I think last time I looked as 20,000 likes, I said. Why? It was a rhetorical question, by the way. I was surprised by people are like, oh, you should know the answer to this, Devon. It's like, yeah, obviously I know the.
02:10:39 Answer to it retard. Like I mean, obviously I don't.
02:10:44 But I asked the question I said, why is it that everyone's just now figuring out that the majority of black people are just retards with retard strength and retard ethics?
02:10:59 And it was funny because a lot of people also didn't know what I.
02:11:01 Meant by retard.
02:11:02 Strength they're like.
02:11:03 Oh, we're trying to say black people are.
02:11:05 Strong white people are weak. It's like, no, it's.
02:11:08 Retard strength is the strength that you see when you watch a black guy get fucking tased and he just keeps going.
02:11:15 He just keeps fucking going, not because he's like strong, but because just like retards, he doesn't feel pain like a normal person.
02:11:24 Because pain is it, it's not just like, like retards don't have they'll. I mean, it's not like they don't have pain receptors, right? Retards feel pain, but that's where it stops. Like, there's no thought process, right? Like, for example.
02:11:38 If you're a retard and you're stick, you stick your hand in the fire.
02:11:43 And you feel the pain of the fire, like that's where it stops. You don't think to yourself. Well, hold on. If I ignore this pain, my fingers will burn off. And fingers don't grow back. And so I'll just have, like, this burning nub as a hand. Like, that's that's already beyond any thought process a retard is going to have.
02:12:03 Yeah.
02:12:04 Right. And that's really the power of tard strength.
02:12:08 Is they, don't they? There's it's it's stage 1 thinking. It's just ow, like that's that's all ow. It's not, ow. Oh, I don't want my arm to be dislocated.
02:12:19 It's not ow.
02:12:20 I don't want to have a heart attack because I'm getting tased by 4 different Tasers.
02:12:24 You know, it's not. I don't want to, like, be shot by this cop because I attack him. You know, it's it's just ow.
02:12:32 No.
02:12:34 That and that's that's the source of tarred strength, and that's unfortunately what you're dealing with with black people is they don't they don't think it beyond just the ow and anyone can withstand the ow.
02:12:47 It's the, it's the think about the further the further the repercussions of that ow.
02:12:52 That stops the white man.
02:12:54 That stops the civilized person from uh. Maybe I should.
02:12:58 Make it technically endure more pain in this situation, but.
02:13:03 You know, I'm thinking I'm thinking a couple steps ahead.
02:13:06 And I'm realizing that this, this, this could this could go bad like in permanent ways.
02:13:13 Ways that are way more permanent than this momentary pain that I'm feeling now.
02:13:19 Blacks don't have that. A lot of blacks don't have that.
02:13:23 They're just like, ow, and they just keep going, like fucking psycho robots.
02:13:28 Like tard bots.
02:13:31 Anyway, uh, let's take a look.
02:13:37 At Entropy, shall we? Now that it's official Easter, by the way, it's been Easter for about 15 minutes.
02:13:45 So happy Easter everybody.
02:13:49 And.
02:13:52 Let's take a look here.
02:13:56 Oh, we start off with the big dono from Mr. Me.
02:14:00 Mr. me, with the big dono and my my big dono buttons not working here we go.
02:14:08 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
02:14:13 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:14:30 Alright, Mr. me.
02:14:33 Thank you, Big Lee, for that support, Mr. Mee says Dono system has changed.
02:14:39 Get your nuts out and support the insomnia stream. Well, there you go. Listen to the man. I appreciate that, Mister. Me.
02:14:47 And a great way to start off the the hyper chats there and Easter I guess, right.
02:14:54 Well, thank you very much, Mr. Me.
02:14:56 Next up, we got Gorilla hands.
02:15:02 Is not working. My buttons are not working.
02:15:06 There we go.
02:15:11 I may have some files around. I wonder if I screwed some shit up. I think I probably did. I'll have to. I'll have to look into that after the show.
02:15:19 Anyway, Gorilla Hand says, judging by the title of this stream, I'm assuming that you just like most people in our sphere, are getting ready for what seems to be inevitable. A civil war in the West.
02:15:33 I mean, I don't, I don't. I I don't know. I don't know that it's inevitable, but I think that's something you should always be prepared for. And then you don't have to worry about it.
02:15:42 I sadly think that.
02:15:45 Like I was saying earlier that it's more going to be like a slow.
02:15:50 A slow reverse engineering project for many of us, right?
02:15:55 I think that while some.
02:15:59 Here's something got to realize too.
02:16:02 I think Jews are really feeling the heat.
02:16:05 I think Jews are really feeling the heat.
02:16:09 And they are welcoming any heat directed towards other groups.
02:16:17 And if that's black people, then who cares? They don't care.
02:16:23 They would much rather you be upset and angry about the black people in your society. Then the people that unleash them.
02:16:36 They want you to be angry about the symptom of the problem so that you don't actually try to cure the disease, but rather you treat the symptom.
02:16:49 I I don't know that we are anywhere near a especially now with Trump in office. That's what I was saying with with, with Trump in office.
02:17:02 Think of think of how different things would have gone down.
02:17:06 With with Kamala Harris.
02:17:10 As president.
02:17:12 Same situation.
02:17:14 Black kid.
02:17:15 Stabs a white kid in the heart.
02:17:19 As with Trump president, he doesn't say anything.
02:17:22 He says literally nothing.
02:17:25 Doesn't talk about white people, doesn't say white people. He's too busy deporting anti Semites.
02:17:32 And nobody else really.
02:17:36 Versus if you had Kamala, she would have sided with him, obviously.
02:17:41 And really pissed off white people even more if you are looking for a situation where people are.
02:17:51 Feeling.
02:17:53 A level of desperation that.
02:17:57 Leads to kinetic activity.
02:18:00 You don't want, you don't want Trump as president.
02:18:05 But Caesar, Ross, Iran, right?
02:18:09 Purple sage.
02:18:15 And the button doesn't work.
02:18:19 They're gonna recharge.
02:18:28 I gotta double punch this button apparently.
02:18:32 Purple, Sage says.
02:18:34 Thank you, Mr. Stack, I do actually enjoy seeing how the show title that you've selected works out over the course of an episode. Thank you for all your hard work. Well, I appreciate that. And yeah, let's.
02:18:47 I'm not going to change the way I'm doing it. I know I've had people that complain that want that. It's like, you know what? That's it's.
02:18:52 Just not.
02:18:53 For you, you know, like this is a long form show, and if you're not willing to.
02:19:01 Put the time in to listen to the show, then yeah, like the the it's not for you. I mean, there's there's lots of other shows that are that are. Let's talk about these five things that were trending on Twitter today. You know, there's lots of that, that shit.
02:19:17 And you can go watch that stuff. That's fine. Whatever.
02:19:22 UM.
02:19:24 Don't be wrong, it's sometimes annoying to myself when I want to find an old stream. I get it, I get it.
02:19:30 But uh.
02:19:32 Yeah, I'm OK with it. Plus, Simbey made that that search engine. I still got to. I tried to find.
02:19:40 The video game that he made on his website. It's not, it's not linked, obviously so, but I still have. I have yet to play that Simbey. If you're out there.
02:19:53 Thank you. Purple sage. Next up we got Mark ESB says I think we need a deep dive into Community relations service. It's the government agency that tells grieving parents to go in front of the camera to say let's not make this about race. Yeah, I'm aware of that.
02:20:12 I still think it's cooked. If you do it. I don't care if some fed. What if my kid got killed in and some fed was like, no, don't make this about race.
02:20:22 I'd be like fuck you.
02:20:24 Like what are you going to do?
02:20:27 You know, are you going to threaten me?
02:20:30 My kid's dead. I don't care. Go ahead. Threaten me. I'm not. I'm not in a good space right now. My kid's dead. OK, threaten threatening threaten me and see what happens. See what fucking happens.
02:20:42 But yeah, I don't know that you could do a whole.
02:20:45 Stream on it. I don't know. Maybe there's more to it. More meat to that bone that I'm aware of, but.
02:20:50 Yeah, that's yeah. It's just you're still a cuck. If you let the feds convince you to.
02:20:56 To sell your kid out.
02:20:59 Man of low moral fiber says, quit paying attention to the father whose son was stabbed by a nigger. That father may not be a physical nigger, but he is a of the spirit.
02:21:13 We we'll see now that he got kicked out of the press conference. Right. We'll see if he comes around. I I don't think so though.
02:21:21 Hammer of Thorazine. Everybody worked on the first try.
02:21:23 Hello. Hello, hello.
02:21:27 On some of them.
02:21:28 These are broken, apparently, Hammer of Thorazine says. I went down an AI rabbit hole about nuclear war, assuming the top 30 metro areas get hit along with strategic military targets.
02:21:41 All states go red. Aside from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont.
02:21:48 Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey and Hawaii.
02:21:54 Are you saying that every every military target is a red state?
02:22:05 Sorry, I had to cough there.
02:22:08 I wouldn't be surprised by that.
02:22:11 Bases are usually in red states.
02:22:14 I don't know. I I'm. I'm away from, well, everything really, but.
02:22:19 Away from every every target, or at least safe safely enough to where I'd be fine.
02:22:25 And I don't think too much about it, but yeah, it's probably something to think about if.
02:22:31 You know things heat up. I don't know who would be nuking us, though.
02:22:37 I I'm sure there's lots of people that like to nuke us. There's just not a lot of people that would like to nuke us that have the.
02:22:42 Ability.
02:22:42 To nuke us, so I don't worry, I don't worry too much about that.
02:22:48 But yeah.
02:22:50 And then hammer Thorson again, says New York, Illinois, California became battleground states, also blacks and Asians dropped by 50%, Hispanics by 34%. Whites are over 75% of those who remain sad. This might be our most realistic hope in the short term.
02:23:12 OK. So you're saying that?
02:23:15 That uh.
02:23:17 That if the high population centers took some nukes, that it would actually be.
02:23:24 There, there could be some Silver Linings, shall we say? Yeah, yeah. I mean probably, you know.
02:23:31 But again, I I think it's I think I think it's outside the realm of probability.
02:23:37 I thought criminal says. I was really sad to hear about Bill Monigan. I was hoping it wasn't true, but I found his obituary. It's always sad when one of our brothers dies. Happy Easter, Devon. I'll catch the replay. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I I.
02:23:55 I didn't find the obituary, but.
02:23:59 I don't wanna like Doc. It doesn't matter. Maybe I should look it up.
02:24:04 See what he died of.
02:24:14 Let's see here.
02:24:27 Well, that would have been.
02:24:30 This year.
02:24:42 I'm not finding it.
02:24:45 Maybe we'll look into it. I'll, I don't want to sit here.
02:24:48 And.
02:24:48 Just research on the Internet for hours.
02:24:50 But.
02:24:51 Yeah, it's a shame. He was a he was a good guy. I I deemed him. We talked in DM's a little bit and he.
02:24:57 Was.
02:24:57 A he was a good guy. He was a good sport and and and the supporter of the show too.
02:25:03 And yeah, we lost our real 1.
02:25:11 Every single time with a big dono.
02:25:14 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend yourself with.
02:25:16 It's not for some reason.
02:25:19 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:25:37 Alright, we got every single time, says Happy Easter, Devon Long time listener, first time caller. Thanks for all you do and for keeping it or keeping at it all these years.
02:25:50 Well, I appreciate that every single time and well.
02:25:55 It's.
02:25:56 Thanks to support from viewers like you.
02:26:00 And in fact, Speaking of which, you double dipped every single time again.
02:26:07 Today, we'll be reading the best Christmas ever. I started with.
02:26:13 The magic negro.
02:26:24 Where did the soul men go?
02:26:29 Yeah.
02:26:38 Christmas. Ever.
02:26:40 All right, every single time with the with the double big donos.
02:26:45 And says payback or no back pay.
02:26:51 My dyslexic. Now all of a sudden back pain. I've been freeloading longer than I'd like to admit. Well.
02:26:58 The first step.
02:27:00 To facing a problem is admitting that you have one.
02:27:05 And you've more than done that, so I appreciate that every single time. Thank you for the big support.
02:27:11 And it it really does mean a lot. I I I.
02:27:15 I I I definitely appreciate that.
02:27:19 All right. And then we got Macy's says I've been promoting segregation all week. Good job for your show.
02:27:28 Yeah. Well, I appreciate that. And look, I see it being.
02:27:33 It's being talked about in.
02:27:37 A lot of different venues and a lot of different circles. It's I'm telling you, it's not as.
02:27:46 It's it's not a, you know, the third rail that it used to be. There are people with the bigger platforms than mine with more listeners than I've got that are talking about this stuff now and it's.
02:28:01 You know it's, I'm telling you, I I don't know that we we'll realistically get it, but.
02:28:08 We certainly won't get it with that attitude, so we gotta we got to keep pushing. We got to keep pushing and we got to keep normalizing it. In fact, I was happy to see Jared Taylor.
02:28:19 Was was pushing eugenics like, I guess he's putting the the pedal down a little bit too. He's like, yeah, fuck it. We got we we got people talking about segregation. All right, next on the menu, eugenics.
02:28:35 So any any brought up Shockley you know which by the way check out the stream which was recommended by by Jared Taylor at one point. From what I understand, Shockley edition is a great overview of William Shockley.
02:28:50 And his eugenic views.
02:28:53 But a good job there, Macy.
02:28:56 And then we have a huge what says there's too much, too much ego involved in the pro white sphere. They'll either go back to Republican cuck shit like Patriot front, get subverted, destroy themselves, or get taken down by fellow whites with egos.
02:29:16 Well, I didn't know Patriot front is.
02:29:18 Just turning to Republicans, I I haven't kept up with.
02:29:22 With them lately or really anything lately I've been so busy with stuff.
02:29:29 Get subverted, destroy themselves, or I don't know. Like. Look, look. Right now the unfortunately, there's a a power vacuum. And so it's left up to people who really did not see this line of work.
02:29:45 As.
02:29:46 What myself included? I didn't think I'd be doing this. This is not what I had. This is not what I had planned for my life and.
02:29:56 It's it's born more out of a responsibility than out of, you know, some. I mean, obviously I'm passionate about our people, but like.
02:30:04 I wanted to make like movies and animations and you know, I mean like I I wanted to do entertainment. I didn't want to.
02:30:13 Have to worry about this. It's just that there, there is. There is a power vacuum and not just a power vacuum. There's there's been a a talent vacuum because the people with talent and fortunately a lot of them are are driven by money just like everybody.
02:30:28 Or not everybody. But like a lot of people and the money.
02:30:33 Is not in what we do. You know the money is not in what I do. I mean, you guys are very generous. I'm not saying, you know, that's not what I mean. But what I mean is like.
02:30:42 I was offered myself even in the early days.
02:30:46 When I was first doing this kind of content, when it was more like Pro Trump content, when I was just trying to.
02:30:52 Get.
02:30:53 Hillary defeated it was before we knew what a spectacular failure Trump was going to be. It was in the beginnings of when I was starting to realize.
02:31:01 What a spectacular failure Trump was gonna be.
02:31:04 But I had opportunities to make a lot more money by not talking about things that the the people who make a lot of money don't talk about, right. And I was like, no thanks.
02:31:15 Yeah.
02:31:16 And so, unfortunately, that and that's like an outlier kind of a thing. So you you end up with people.
02:31:23 Who are actual ideologues, and some of them are narcissists, and some of them are.
02:31:31 Because because you have to. Unfortunately there to do, to withstand the kinds of.
02:31:37 Of.
02:31:42 To do this kind of work you you have to have a little bit of that in you. You do and that's myself included. I have. I mean, who am I? I'm just some guy, but I I obviously I think like, well, people want to hear what I I I I'm important enough to where people want to hear what I have to say. You know there's a little bit of that in in of that in me there.
02:32:00 It has to be right?
02:32:01 And there's a lot of it in.
02:32:03 Some other people.
02:32:07 And that's just that. That's that's the nature of the beast. And unfortunately, until there is actual power.
02:32:15 Behind our movement and meaning, people that have resources and money and and a hierarchy starts to form, it is going to be pretty chaotic. It's going to be a lot of people trying to one up each other and and unfortunately that's the thing too is.
02:32:34 Whenever there's a power vacuum, it it sometimes draws people in who don't really give a shit about what it is, but they they sense the power vacuum and and see like an opportunity to for for power. And so you get a lot of those types coming in where they don't actually care about white people or.
02:32:54 That maybe that might be going, maybe that's a little harsh, but I mean that's not maybe what necessarily motivates them so much as they're motivated by the?
02:33:04 Possibility of power or influence or you know whatever it is.
02:33:10 And and some of it's just that it's amateurs like and I I would include myself in that too. It's like we don't know what we're doing all the time, you know, like I said, this isn't the sort of this isn't the line of work I was expecting to go into. And now that I'm doing that, it's like you're, you're learning. You don't know, you don't know.
02:33:30 Like people always ask you like, oh, what should we?
02:33:32 Do and I'm like, I don't know.
02:33:34 I wish I did. Now I'll let you know when I when I figure something out. Like that's in fact, that's all I do is let.
02:33:39 You know, when I figure things out.
02:33:43 But that's that's the thing too, that some of it's not intentional. It's just that you got a lot of people who maybe they do feel strongly in their hearts in the right place and they just, you know, this is not.
02:33:53 They're they're just not good leaders, naturally, or they're just not.
02:33:58 You know or or maybe they're they're driven. They're their passions are are are steering.
02:34:05 How they go about things more than.
02:34:09 Their reason is you know which is understandable. It's it's I. But that said, it's just I think this is just how it is until you start to I I I feel like we've moved the needle.
02:34:21 Way more honestly than I expected, and so I don't have a defeatist attitude in that way and you'll have people come and go, you'll have influencers, quote UN quote.
02:34:31 So come and go. You'll have movements or sub movements come and go and and and just. But then you'll have, you know, like, look how long Jared Taylor's been doing this, this being Jared Taylor. He's been doing this shit since before a lot of us were even alive and and certainly before, almost all of us were.
02:34:51 Even aware of.
02:34:52 The the situation that we're in to the degree that.
02:34:56 That he was talking about it in as early as like the 80s and 90s.
02:35:00 So and he he's, I wouldn't say.
02:35:04 That that.
02:35:07 You know he's self destructed or.
02:35:07 No.
02:35:09 Or you know.
02:35:12 Spiraled out because of ego. Or you know, I mean, like, so there's going to be people that have staying power and and make a lasting.
02:35:20 Improvement in in in our in our lives and in our destiny. So, yeah, I wouldn't worry too much about.
02:35:27 It like.
02:35:29 I get what you're saying, but I wouldn't. I wouldn't even. It's funny cause like.
02:35:35 You know, people call me black pilled, but it's like.
02:35:38 I'm not black pilled on our on our our survival. I'm black pilled just on.
02:35:45 You know the normies, quote, UN quote, waking up. That's not going to happen, or at least not anytime soon.
02:35:51 And then Hugh, what also says, bottom line, we will become like Brazil as the ego, fags and white nationalism without any power argue amongst themselves.
02:36:01 That's a possibility.
02:36:03 That's a. That's a possibility.
02:36:08 I would not. I would not. Yeah. All we can do is is hope. That's not what happens. But that is a that's a very good possibility.
02:36:17 Man of low moral fiber says quit ordering lettuce. The Beaners use it as toilet paper. Just search for lettuce, E coli and you get a result from every year where the stupid Nacho Negroes spread disease.
02:36:35 Is that where it really comes from?
02:36:39 I guess it could. We need see, we need robots picking lettuce. Coincidence says I look forward to the replay your streams covering the failures of integration are great content public schools dogmatically push MLK on kids as if he preaches the gospel. An episode on all his infidelity.
02:36:59 Drunkenness and Jewish handlers would be great.
02:37:02 Yeah, we might have to do a deep dive on MLK at some.
02:37:07 Especially if they ever were, they going to release more FBI. I mean, obviously we know they're not going to really release the FBI stuff that they have on him, but it would be nice if they released a little bit more.
02:37:19 Men of low moral fiber says even in their propaganda they can't help but make negro women absolutely intolerable, cunts.
02:37:28 Yes.
02:37:29 That's rat. Some guy says part of the pysop was to make people think that blacks are poor because they were born in the ghetto or drew an orange card, not because of their behavior or or because their genetics for that matter.
02:37:46 Men of low moral fiber says one thing that the goods don't seem to realize is that the internment camps were set to protect them if they were walking around. Some of them would surely have been attacked, or at least I'd hoped so. Well, now it wasn't to protect them, really. I mean, I guess that that's.
02:38:04 That's one that's a silver lining, you could say, but it was protect us and I'm OK with that white Tiger Kingdom.
02:38:18 White Tiger Kingdom with a happy Bigfoot Easter. Well, I appreciate that.
02:38:24 Megu make Megumi.
02:38:28 Just got home from an anime convention. I saw more trannies in one day than I've seen my entire life previously. Maybe you guys are right about anime. Why does it attract these damaged people? I am right about anime and like I said, not everyone that watches anime is a tranny, but every tranny watches anime.
02:38:47 And I think anime directly triggers tranniness in some some men. I think it does.
02:38:58 And so just. But I'm glad you're. I'm glad you're just noticing. I'm glad you know.
02:39:04 Just.
02:39:05 I I I would never go to an anime convention and I, but that's that's fully what I would expect to see if I did.
02:39:12 Sharpshooter says, hey, Devon, I'm so sick of the slavery narrative and hearing negroes complain they should go back to Africa if it's so bad in the West. We, as the West already sunk trillions in this continent. This is true.
02:39:32 Trillions in a black hole, these negroes will never evolve like rabbit or they mean rabid dogs and best would be to put them down well.
02:39:48 Hold on. Hold on. Well, I'll settle for you know, free plane tickets to the Congo. Bessemer.
02:40:04 Bessemer hi Devon. Thank goodness racism is solved.
02:40:10 Thanks to the Jews.
02:40:12 It's true.
02:40:14 It is true.
02:40:16 In fact.
02:40:18 You know, I was trying to find.
02:40:27 I was trying to find something the other day.
02:40:33 Let me see if I can find it.
02:40:49 Would it be in this one?
02:40:57 Oh yeah, I think this this might be it.
02:41:05 Bear with me. One moment here, guys. Sorry.
02:41:09 I'm directly.
02:41:11 Addressing the hydrogen.
02:41:15 There we go.
02:41:16 I don't. I'm going to wait for it to.
02:41:20 Away from my slow space Internet, there we go.
02:41:25 There we go.
02:41:32 This is an oldie but Goodie.
02:41:37 Go out there and face the hate and end it once and for.
02:41:40 All good thing we went back to the 90s. Good thing we went back to the 90s. There's no more racism in the 90s. We went back down to the nineties, 1990s to 1999.
02:41:58 Not that many bad.
02:42:00 Now there's no racism and everything is good. The 90s, nineties, 9090.
02:42:07 I like black people a lot. My friends basically think that I'm black at heart. I'm a graduate student here, but yeah, in fact, I have a Rep my name is Matt, but I want to be black. The pigment taste, you know, the thing I like, I want to relax and just do some sets.
02:42:20 They're taking care not to make a mess. Then the chorus goes that map.
02:42:24 He think he.
02:42:25 Black anyway. Yeah, so it's good living in this head, you know?
02:42:25 That guys, everybody on on the Internet saying we need to go back to the 90s before there was racism. That's.
02:42:32 Them.
02:42:33 Just you know that's that's how I see them when they talk.
02:42:39 But yes, it is solved Bessemer.
02:42:41 A thin red line.
02:42:44 Why is it there? We go saying happy birthday to everyone's favorite uncle may his spirit.
02:42:52 Soon or may his spirit soon.
02:42:56 Soon what may a spirit? Soon you'd say what? We need him badly.
02:43:05 Well, there you go. Thin red line hammer a thorazine.
02:43:09 Good, good, good.
02:43:12 So.
02:43:15 I meant the listed states would be would be, move would be moved sharply right after nukes.
02:43:23 Leftist nuns would be.
02:43:26 Take the vast majority of the damage.
02:43:29 Between that and demographic changes, there surely is a silver.
02:43:35 Literally clearing up there, this is just no I.
02:43:39 I get what?
02:43:39 You.
02:43:40 Mean. Yeah, population centers look, even if, because here's the problem is, even in red states, the population centers are not red.
02:43:49 I mean, I I at least.
02:43:51 I mean, everyone likes to say based Idaho is, for example, right? Oh, based Idaho. Let's move to based Idaho and then you go to Boise and it's like, yeah, super fucking based, Boise.
02:44:03 Like Lefty fucking central Boise, the whole government's lefty and that's everywhere. Like there's maybe a maybe there's a couple of states that aren't like that, but that's generally speaking, population centers are where the parasites go because that's where the money is.
02:44:20 And so that's what you end up with.
02:44:22 Uh, yeah. And look, it's.
02:44:26 As I say, it's fun to think of, I don't know. It's fun.
02:44:28 To think about.
02:44:29 But it's it's it's interesting to think about the possibilities that would open up. Let's just put it that.
02:44:34 Way.
02:44:36 Man of low moral fiber says yes when Beaners talk about doing the jobs, others won't do. What are they? What are what they are doing is wiping their ass with lettuce they're packing.
02:44:47 Paid by weight, wouldn't you know?
02:44:50 New outbreak last week. Well, I was wondering how like vegetables.
02:44:55 Had an ecoli but I guess that would make some kind of sense there.
02:44:59 All right. Let's go over to Rumble.
02:45:04 101010101010.
02:45:08 It's going to take a little bit of time here, guys. You guys were really talking your ears off of a rumble.
02:45:16 All right.
02:45:22 How do I hide this real quick?
02:45:26 OK. Ohh yeah. Huge massive super dono.
02:45:33 From dyslexic 1844?
02:45:39 Massive super giant dick Dono from dyslexic 18.
02:45:47 44 how much, you might ask?
02:45:51 Half a million dollars.
02:45:55 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend himself with.
02:46:01 Look how Jewy this fag is.
02:46:20 All right.
02:46:23 Well, thank you very much. They're dyslexic. 1844, you say thanks for all you do and happy birthday to our dear uncle. Well, I appreciate that. And so does our dear uncle.
02:46:35 But yeah, no, no, very, very generous of you.
02:46:40 I really appreciate that. That's.
02:46:43 That's very helpful there.
02:46:45 So all all big respect and chat for dyslexic 1844.
02:46:53 Mick, not cool says. Just want to thank you for giving all of us that complain about your non descriptive titles a shout out last dream. Hi, Lowell. Thanks and happy Easter.
02:47:05 There you go.
02:47:07 Just one and he said or I don't know if when it does these twice, if that's Rumble fucking up or it's my thing fucking.
02:47:14 Them.
02:47:17 Corsica says happy Easter Devon, have you ever seen the 1962 movie pressure point? It's another one of those Sidney Poitier movies where he's a psychiatrist trying to fix a Nazi.
02:47:34 It's ridiculous. Well, it sounds ridiculous, but it also sounds like something that they would make. And no, I have not seen it. I will.
02:47:44 I will add that to the notes.
02:47:49 That sounds sounds pretty funny.
02:47:53 A. A black psychiatrist fixing a a Nazi.
02:47:58 It's like a. It's like a Jewish dream fever dream.
02:48:05 Let's let's see who made the movie.
02:48:15 1962.
02:48:22 Let's see here.
02:48:25 Well, screenplay by.
02:48:29 Possible Jew. His last name's Cornfield. That sounds fake.
02:48:37 Well, he's Turkish.
02:48:45 But I think a Turkish Jew.
02:48:49 I don't not not positive on that. There's not a lot of info.
02:48:53 On him, but.
02:48:55 The.
02:48:58 Info that there does exist. There's a all of his associates were Jewish.
02:49:04 Says that he was American film blah blah. He was born in Istanbul, Turkey.
02:49:10 Billy Wilder, William Wyler and Joseph L Mankiewicz all signed his Directors Guild of America application, so he was a bunch of Jews, got him in there.
02:49:21 Produced by Stanley Kramer, who was a Jew.
02:49:25 And.
02:49:29 What? Who United Artists put it out.
02:49:34 Made less than 1,000,000 bucks.
02:49:39 It might be worth checking out.
02:49:43 All right.
02:49:45 The Evergreen Dream says Happy Easter and happy birthday to a certain mustached Austrian painter also RIP to a certain basket weaving forum that became so over saturated by feds it should have been mercy killed years ago.
02:50:03 Yeah, I've heard. I I haven't. I haven't gone to that forum. You know, more than even a tiny bit over the last few years just because it became so.
02:50:15 Obviously garbage.
02:50:18 But I have I've I've heard the recent news of.
02:50:22 Of where the stats the countries that we're posting on that.
02:50:25 Forum.
02:50:26 And yeah, that that made sense to me, Evergreen Dream says. I said you should be on blood satellite last dream, but forgot to mention that Dimes has said that you are mutuals on Twitter and that he'd love to have you on his stream not long ago.
02:50:43 Well, there you go.
02:50:45 I have them or whatever, or maybe he has. I just. I haven't checked my DMS a little bit.
02:50:50 I'll take a look.
02:50:52 Yeah, I'm not opposed to that.
02:50:56 Corsica says happy Easter. Devon, have you ever seen the 19 wait, why is this one again?
02:51:03 Yeah. See, I I can't tell if this is Rumble fucking up or what's going on here.
02:51:11 Scroll scroll scroll.
02:51:14 Scroll scroll scroll.
02:51:17 I like that when that plugin used to work, sometimes Ghost Dog Man says there was a white Lives Matter rally in Texas and Mr. Cucked Metcalf was pissed. Yeah, well, the, the the you know that. And unfortunately until his generation dies, that's where that. That's where we're at. That's where we're at. And and it won't die.
02:51:37 With him and just a lot of it will die with him because people like him are like the guy on the screen that is.
02:51:45 You know, I I bet he had the orange armband in high school.
02:51:50 Based officer Jeremiah says while on a recent road trip my 6 year old daughter who whose school is 5 to 10% Black, says from the back seat the dark skinned kids at my school are annoying. I shed a single proud tear. Yeah, well, it doesn't take, doesn't take long, right?
02:52:11 A little bit of a pattern recognition. Nice to hear that your your kid is probably higher than average IQ.
02:52:20 And then you say, even at six years old, she's starting to notice. Well, then I she had. I told you, she's tested at 140 IQ in kindergarten. That's actually really good, especially for a girl.
02:52:32 So she is noticing earlier her comment ease the conversation of telling her to be nice but careful around them. Yeah, especially if you're smarter. If you're a smarter person, that that seems to.
02:52:44 To piss them off even more.
02:52:47 It does. It just does.
02:52:50 Because it's incomprehensible to them like you can't.
02:52:53 Like they they they they almost feel like you're.
02:52:57 When you try to commute, I've had this happen where I when I was a kid, you try to communicate rationally with the dumb, violent kid.
02:53:06 And you get the sense they think I'm.
02:53:09 I'm insulting them by just trying to communicate with them because what I'm saying is.
02:53:15 Is incomprehensible to them because they're that fucking dumb. You know what I mean? So you have to be extra careful. But 140 is great. Yeah. Good for her. And good for you.
02:53:26 Brisingr says happy Easter. I mean happy Hitler's birthday. Have a nice day. Well, I appreciate that.
02:53:35 Tyler WO 5 says whites naturally have in Group preference. I can give plenty examples of kids noticing things when my cousin was young he asked me why the brown kids are mean now. He's been brainwashed.
02:53:51 Yeah, that's The thing is.
02:53:56 Probably probably what happened is he might have asked that question to the wrong person and then was given the white guilt treatment.
02:54:03 I I realized this early on. I went to a very diverse school and realized right away that all the kids that weren't white were mean. Were, you know, in comparison, they were all mean and they all had something.
02:54:17 They they all seem to like have some bitterness and that I couldn't understand and.
02:54:24 And I it's just, it was always something I was, I observed.
02:54:28 And I think the smarter kids pick up on that.
02:54:32 Because smarter kids are less likely to just inhale.
02:54:37 The propaganda uncritically excuse me most if you're a smarter kid.
02:54:44 You're you're you're susceptible to it, but.
02:54:47 Just like with, even when your parents are telling you they're propaganda telling you what to think and stuff, you're going to approach it critically and.
02:54:58 And you know you're going to apply.
02:55:01 A A stress test to the information in the in the guidance.
02:55:07 And whereas like mid wit and below kids just you know they just.
02:55:12 They just slurp it up.
02:55:14 They they eat it up, they drink the milkshake. Tyler W, 05.
02:55:23 When you're trying to save money, a good rule to follow is to.
02:55:27 Oh.
02:55:34 From these Jim neighbors, it'll pay dividends.
02:55:36 All right, Tyler, WO 5.
02:55:39 When I was young, I can remember thinking they stink.
02:55:43 Who's who and I've never seen my one and a half year old daughter be reluctant to interact with them anyway. Stay safe and keep up the great work, Mr. Stack. Well, I appreciate that.
02:55:57 Yeah. The thing is with with your kids, you got to warn them about it. But it it's like it's like when my parents told me about weed and they just made shit up. They just made it sound.
02:56:08 Ridiculous, because I had friends that smoke pot and I was like they're that's not what it is. That's not they don't know they're talking about so suddenly. I was like, well, I can't really trust their opinion on on pot then I guess.
02:56:18 I can.
02:56:18 Smoke it because they don't know they're doing, they've never smoked it. They don't know what what this is about.
02:56:25 Whereas if they've been more realistic about their reasons why you shouldn't do it, I might have listened and same thing with with anything you tell your kids. If you if you're hyper, kids are smart. If you're hyperbolic about it, they're going to be like oh.
02:56:38 Well, Dad, Dad doesn't know. He's talking about this. I I met a black kid. They're not all evil. You know, this one's nice, and therefore the whole rule is wrong. It's like.
02:56:50 Ghost Dog man says.
02:56:55 D5 or or is D short for Devon. Five months ago, your test subject edition. I didn't watch half of it because I lived it. My black teacher showed roots to my class.
02:57:11 And directly after that Class 3 angry black males attacked.
02:57:18 TN separate is that Tennessee separation?
02:57:23 Or or total negro separation.
02:57:28 Yeah, I you know, we, I I grew up with every social studies is what we called it. Every social studies class every year, all throughout elementary, through middle school was about how evil white people were. Like. That was pretty much every year. It wasn't all like every day, but it was every year.
02:57:48 It was pretty heavily.
02:57:50 Part of the curriculum.
02:57:55 Ghost Dog Man again says whites won't work Mexican jobs because Mexicans are in those jobs. No self respecting white male wants to associate with Mexicans. They poison the bottom rungs.
02:58:06 Well, they said if.
02:58:07 They if they didn't hire them the the.
02:58:12 The the wages would go up.
02:58:16 They'd have to cause some again. Someone's gotta pick the cotton or whatever, right? So, but instead they would rather they'd rather get the slave wages and increase their own profits.
02:58:27 And.
02:58:29 Unfortunately, that's.
02:58:32 That's just the way that our our country has operated since the the beginning, you know, that's that's why we ended up with slaves.
02:58:39 That's why we have black people, because a handful of rich people.
02:58:43 Thought they could save some money that way and it's fucked us ever since.
02:58:49 Rupert says good night. Professor Stack going to watch or going to catch a replay. See you on Wednesday. There's Rupert, the Jeet.
02:58:57 And hopefully he, maybe, maybe he low key hates us too, but I don't know.
02:59:06 Maybe someday he'll he'll freak out on us.
02:59:12 Scroll scroll, scroll, scroll scroll red Pilled says thanks Devon and always quality deprogramming. Well I appreciate that.
02:59:21 That's a good way to put it. Deprogramming. This is like deprogramming.
02:59:28 The Shogun says Hail Christ Jesus, hail Uncle A may their spirits endow me with the patience I need to refrain from trying to start the race war. Well, I don't. I don't think it's up to up to you. But.
02:59:47 Yeah, May may just always look always be prepared and you don't.
02:59:50 Have to worry about it.
02:59:52 And.
02:59:55 It's not a war we would lose.
02:59:59 I'll tell you what if, if for no other reason.
03:00:01 That's probably why it won't happen is because everyone knows that's.
03:00:05 It's not a war we would lose.
03:00:08 Gravy Bear says. I know you don't like links, but if you type this into YouTube, you'll be astounded by how race based the public in 62.
03:00:21 Or the public was in 62.
03:00:26 I think I've played this clip before. I think I know your time out. I'll add to my notes. I'll check it out.
03:00:30 For the show, but I think that played this before.
03:00:34 When they're interviewing, it's like man on the street, stuff in Australia and they're talking about how they don't.
03:00:39 Well, like it used to be in the Australian constitution, I think right that you were explicitly a white country.
03:00:46 And somehow that got undone.
03:00:51 The man says hey, Deb had the displeasure of me and my car getting ganged up on and cursed at by yard apes today on my job when I honked at them for being in the way at the parking lot.
03:01:10 So continuing my story, my car is OK and so am I. I'm on guard at this location all the time, but I'm starting to get tired of dealing with, you know, who I gotta make my exit somehow.
03:01:26 3rd part to that. No OK.
03:01:29 Well, I mean, yeah, just don't put yourself in danger for someone else's property. If it's, you know, I don't know if it sounds like you work security somewhere.
03:01:39 It's unless the pay is that good. I wouldn't want to work security somewhere where I thought I was going to die because.
03:01:48 You know someone was.
03:01:50 Yeah. For what? Like, I don't know what you're guarding, but I I doubt it's like.
03:01:54 Worth dying for, so if it's if it's that dangerous of a situation, you know, I don't know.
03:02:01 Get get transferred somewhere else. I don't know what you can do. I don't know your options are, but don't put yourself unnecessarily in a dangerous situation. It's just not worth it. It's not worth it. It's especially for because it's for someone else's stuff.
03:02:18 Yeah, that's that would be my advice.
03:02:22 Based 1483, says Obama went to Occidental also or or wait went to Occidental period. Also I dated a white chick student there and we split because they brainwashed her on abortion race and God she wouldn't shut up about hating Trump. It's a shame. Yeah, well.
03:02:44 Yeah, just college educated women are typically a no no.
03:02:50 You can you you can.
03:02:50 Lookout every once in a while but.
03:02:54 Once women go through that machine, it's.
03:02:57 It's very predictable what comes out on the other side.
03:03:01 Ghost Dog Man says remember everyone, it's all 92. It's all 92% of them against 8% of us at the end of the day, it's.
03:03:10 True.
03:03:12 Yeah, I guess that that sounds about right.
03:03:15 That sounds about right. We'd still win based 14, eighty three says. I met her when she barely got an Occidental and she was actually giving Christianity a try. A year in, and she was a typical leftist. They totally changed her, and now she's a foot soldier for them. Well, that's what those institutions are for.
03:03:35 That 100% what they're for.
03:03:39 Ghost Dog Man says them prostrating bleeps always do this shit after a national racial chimp out push back strife moment. They always want to bravado us into submission at a B check out or checkout guy standing his base with me.
03:03:58 Had a had a bee checkout guy so I don't know what that means.
03:04:04 Well, yeah. You gotta stay safe out there, though, you know? Don't take unnecessary risks.
03:04:10 We all, we all know what low impulse control can lead to.
03:04:14 The Shogun says this one is from more burger.
03:04:20 More burger.
03:04:22 OK. And then this here's to the heat.
03:04:29 Or no? I thought that was the same guy. So the Shogun says this one's for more burger decimal threat. Who followed right after you and got the same color of thing for some reason. Says here's to the heat.
03:04:44 There you go.
03:04:45 The heat of the desert.
03:04:47 It's not hot hot yet. It's getting there though.
03:04:51 Dead man says, oh, and happy Easter Devon. Well, I appreciate that.
03:04:56 Happy Easter to everyone out there and then.
03:04:59 Of course, Negro Spritzer.
03:05:02 Discusses briefly.
03:05:05 His feelings about the.
03:05:08 Blue armband, fellas.
03:05:11 Featured in tonight's.
03:05:14 Show.
03:05:16 The.
03:05:18 Types of people who wrote the novel, and consequently the screenplay and and produced the the show that we watched.
03:05:30 The let's see here the the, the Taco and.
03:05:37 Egg roll variety people that were featured.
03:05:41 As well as some people who were not featured.
03:05:44 And.
03:05:46 Tonight's feature.
03:05:48 Such as.
03:05:51 Well, those from.
03:05:53 The those from the the, the the kinds of people that English people would describe as Asians, there we go.
03:06:02 That, that, that encompasses a lot of people for some reason. Not sure why they do that. All right, guys, let me double check.
03:06:10 Back at Entropy, looks like we're good. Alright guys. Well, I really appreciate the support. You guys were very generous tonight and I hope you do have a good Easter with your.
03:06:20 Family and I hope that you are all staying safe, especially those working jobs that can put you in danger. No job is worth losing your life over, so don't don't put yourself in a place that's dangerous like that. There's nothing that to be gained for it unless they're paying you in gold bars or something like that.
03:06:43 In the mean time stay, you know, try to spend tomorrow with your families. Good luck in the Easter egg hunts and in the mean time.
03:06:53 For BlackPilled.
03:06:56 I am of course.
03:07:02 Devon Stack.
03:07:06 Coming to see you all tonight, yeah.
03:07:12 Look at your pretty eggs.
03:07:18 No, don't bother yet. There's still friends.