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#678: Luxury Beliefs · Macroaggressions

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  I guess in a sense and there is a term and
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  it's it's a new term though
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  it feels like it should have been around for a long time and
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  It's it's called luxury beliefs, and it's as a concept. I love it
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  It makes you stop and think like
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  You know we are really fortunate
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  And we do a lot of complaining here, and I you know
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  I
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  Propose that we're right to complain about the things we're complaining about we also provide solutions to right, you know, but but
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  Look, we're not we're not living in India, right? We're not getting hit by trains
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  I'm not trying to get on it on a train with my backpack in front because you can't have a backpack in the back
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  Because everybody will steal all stuff out of it with my backpack in front
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  I'm not trying to squeeze myself on to a train with eight million other Indians, right? That's not happening life is good
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  Right could be better could be worse life is good, right? So so we're fortunate
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  In in that we have we're in a position where we can have luxury beliefs, right? This is this is what you get
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  When things are pretty easy
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  right pretty soft, you know the the
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  I don't know the guys in trench warfare in World War one who were getting mustard gas to you know
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  Spray it on them. Nobody was asking whether or not they were trans or not
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  It's just not a lot of time for that sort of stuff
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  so the definition of luxury beliefs are and
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  ideas and opinions held by the privileged class that confer social status and signal
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  cultural capital at little personal cost
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  while often
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  inflicting real-world negative consequences on lower-income communities who are not
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  insulated from their effects
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  okay
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  another way to put this
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  first-world problems being solved by
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  Karen from HR
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  That's basically what it is. It's it's people mostly women, but not all
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  People inserting themselves into situations that they don't belong to fix problems that aren't theirs
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  That are being experienced by people who don't look anything like them and don't come from where they're from
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  right, it's a very
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  uniquely honky thing to do to insert yourself into some foreigners
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  Problems because you I guess don't have problems. You're at a deficit for problems
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  You can take on addition. These are the people who are like the real go-getters at work
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  They're like boss you haven't assigned me quite as much work as you should give me more. I'm ready to take on more
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  Look at what a go-getter I am
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  it's kind of like this but like
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  you're taking on other people's problems and
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  you know
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  They don't normally ask you to either. This is like
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  Excuse me push your way to the front of line. I'm here to solve your problems
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  It's like oh, well, that's nice of you. I didn't ask you to I don't know that you can it's not required of you to do this and
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  Who are you by the way, like I don't even know you you've inserted yourself into my life out of nowhere
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  To fix the problems that you believe I have that you can fix very nice of you
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  I suppose on on the one hand you could maybe look they think they're being nice
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  they think they're being magnanimous actually
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  It really comes from a place of arrogance like you big dummies over there
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  You can't do this allow me to step in and I'll show you how to do it
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  It's like we've been doing this for generations. We're doing it. We're fine. I didn't ask you to come in here
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  There's no problem. You volunteered yourself now. You've come in and now you want to fix everything
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  And then you get mad if we don't want you to fix it or if you're fixing it in a way that we didn't want it fixed
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  you know so
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  Look another way to put you know to to
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  Describe luxury beliefs and first world problems. It's like
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  It's like food allergies and incels right these things get snuffed out pretty early on in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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  Right not not a whole lot of time to decide that you're just gonna sit in your room and play video games and be
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  Androgynous for the rest of your life. No
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  No, you don't have the luxury of that
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  You're in the Democratic Republic of Congo get your ass up and you're gonna be
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  We're gonna be stuffing you into a hole to mine cobalt
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  here pretty soon, so
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  But this is the thing and it's it's it's white
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  Cultural terrorists doing this. It's this is a uniquely white thing white women in particular
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  We're gonna get in that so I want to talk about this
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  About this as a term about it as a concept
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  we're gonna get into a variety of of
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  Ways in which you can tell that you're experiencing, you know, you're dealing with a person that is suffering from these luxury beliefs
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  we're gonna I'll bring in some real-world examples of it which will be both funny and terrifying and
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  We'll talk a little bit about
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  You know a reminder of these experiments that they do on people
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  They know how people are going to behave
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  And then we'll we'll wrap it up with a diagnosis. I'll put my
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  Like I'm that little elf Peter Hotez doing doing interviews from my home office
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  probably in my garage wearing a
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  White lab coat and a stethoscope because I'm really a doctor and and and I need you to see it in my physical appearance so
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  let's
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  Let's move on there's
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  There's lots of bullshit that gets enabled during this time, you know during during a time of of luxury beliefs the it's the
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  though the weak men bring hard times and fat kids era of the of that little
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  That little roundabout puzzle that you see
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  Weak women bring murderers postpartum depression apparently too. Yeah, so we're in we're in a phase now where
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  in the
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  Earlier days of our humanity you would be extremely
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  Careful with your children, you know, we can't we don't reproduce like rabbits, you know
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  You have to be mindful of your offspring, but we we've
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  Things have gotten so good and it people are so soft
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  They're now looking at women are now looking for excuses and rationality to murder their three babies
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  And then throw themselves on the mercy of the court and say oh, you know, I just was in a bad bad place
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  It's a bad headspace, you know
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  Mistakes were made. No. No, this is crazy. Yes. This is like
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  Boy, we're sort of getting in there's a little bit of a COVID field to it
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  Like a collective delusion that's sweeping across and this is of course being done
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  by the powers that be at levels that are
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  extremely difficult for us to
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  To notice I mean if these people these women are being manipulated through
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  Pharmaceuticals and social media and television and all that they're gonna be the last to figure it out
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  They're going to believe that these are all organic thoughts that have popped into their head
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  You know all at once kind of like
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  When everybody in Central and South America all got the memo just to decide to grab their stuff and start walking to the US border, right?
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  That's very unusual that everybody all I mean the US border has been there for a very long time
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  But you you guys all decided right now that that screams coordination, which of course there was
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  so when I see
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  late, you know a woman on trial for murdering her three kids and then
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  The the crowd outside the women in the crowd acting like lunatics
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  You know, I'm tempted to go back in time a little bit to the Richard Ramirez night stalker case
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  I remember that in the 80s when when he got caught and then there were women that were showing up into the courthouse
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  And everyone's like those bitches are crazy, right? That was like there was the thing you could say that back then you could say oh
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  Hey, hey dad
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  Why are there women that are showing up at this trial that want to be like this serial killers?
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  Girlfriend anything. Oh son. That's because some women are fucking insane. Yeah, you just need to know that, you know
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  Sorry, you didn't get the memo. They didn't teach you that so now we're experiencing that and not all women, of course
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  You know, right? I live with a house full of women. They're very reasonable
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  but
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  the women at this at this trial they've lost their minds and
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  And and I think it's important for us to remember that, you know
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  You you have to be living in a comfortable society to adopt these sorts of views, you know
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  Things are going well in your life. You don't have a whole lot of threat
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  There's no pterodactyls coming to get you and eat you, right? You are able to
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  focus on the minutiae of life like
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  Justifying in your mind and taking the time and effort to really like
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  Verbalize this and maybe even physically show up at a try to show everybody
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  Yes, it's fine. Actually if I'd make a calculation that I need to murder my three
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  Children because times are tough and I'm a woman and and it's tough being a girl boss, you know and and and
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  Mistakes were made and I can't be held accountable and it's the vaccine's fault and it's the it's the
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  You know the side effects of it's it's my husband. He made me feel all icky inside. No, it's you
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  It's you you went not so and you murdered your kids
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  and
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  I'll tell you what there's been sort of like
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  You see this on social media. First of all, the whole thing feels like an operation to me
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  You know, I mean it's again, it's
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  When there's nothing and then it's you know when when this story isn't there is no story and then all of a sudden
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  it's everywhere
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  Of all the stories that could be like this and by the way
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  There's there's a lot of this going there's a there's a case
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  Here where I am in colorado that mirror some of the other case that that the
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  The wife goes crazy murders the husband, you know, like
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  Murders the kids blames it on the husband husband's cheating
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  You know like you dig into the pattern you start going. Is this like a storyline that is
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  Actually happening over and over again, or is it being repeated? It feels like they're taking
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  It feels like an operation
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  Okay, and it feels like this
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  weaponizing women and it's this is this is unique to women the the standing outside of the courtroom and
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  sympathizing with with the murderers and I get it. You want the the
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  Luigi man. You know you some
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  Women might say, oh, well, he's hot, you know or fuck the CEOs and everything. Okay, whatever, but
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  Yeah, Richard Ramirez the night stalker in the 80s. This was before social media. I'm sorry
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  There were still women that were like, I want that scraggly haired
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  Psychopathic old lady rapist to be my boyfriend even though he's going to be locked up for the rest of his life in prison
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  I want to invest time and effort into that those women have always been around
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  Ted Bundy had a lot of big fucking crowd. Okay. I mean
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  It's not a sign of of of mental health. Okay. This this is a problem. So, um
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  So, you know
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  I mean if there's somebody in your life and this has been like I said on social media that what's been going on has been
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  Really kind of
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  everywhere with this case
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  But one of the things I've been seeing is sort of a side effect of this is
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  You know, there'll be a story on social media and you can maybe it's true. Maybe it's not but
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  It goes to this sort of line of thinking. Um, the story is
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  Had a conversation with my fiance
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  Uh, it brought up this case
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  was alarmed to discover that my fiance was citing with this woman and was explaining how yeah, this and that I
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  canceled the wedding
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  Dumped her and I'm not marrying anyone. You know, so so and then, you know, is that a real story?
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  I've seen several of them. Is it a real story? Is it just a thing? I don't know
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  but
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  You know, that's kind of where we are
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  Where you you better have that conversation, you know times are different you could you
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  I think you could have rightly assumed that all you know that the women the woman you're marrying
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  You're getting married. You say do we want to have kids at some point? Yeah, you want to have kids
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  Maybe you're undecided but leaning that way your assumption has got to be well
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  I mean, she's not gonna just she may or may not want to have kids
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  But if we have kids, I don't think she's just gonna wake up one day and murder them again
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  If it was like our life is in shambles. This has been trending down for years in the wrong direction
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  This is bad. But if you just go to target
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  to pick up some
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  scissors and printer paper
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  And come home and your wife has killed your entire family
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  What do you mean? How do you prevent that?
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  You you can't right the only way in which you can prevent that
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  Is to have the conversation before it happens and if she's starting to show you some signs of well, you know, maybe
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  Hey, what do you think about this lady who murdered all her kids?
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  If her answer is anything other than it's disgusting, you have you have a problem. You have a potential problem
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  And because if she can rationalize this right now without kids
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  When the stress hits when the kid is thrown up all over the carpet and you know
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  And done all the things that kids do that right when you're about to walk out the door on your way to work
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  And this is I just can't have it like you're gonna find yourself in a position where you have very little patience
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  You need to have the conversation with the woman that you're marrying and find out if she's
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  If she's even if it's even a
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  possibility
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  That you know what really would help me be a girl boss if it wasn't for all these fucking kids that I've had
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  So let's just snuff them all out right now. That'll be stunning and brave
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  And and the problem is you know, you go well like that would never happen, right? That's crazy who
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  people on social media are cheering us on
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  And I'm and my assumption is that there's a bunch of hr directors
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  Who are probably like well, you know
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  Maybe the the husband shouldn't have been such a jerk. Maybe those kids would still be alive
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  Maybe he should have done maybe he should have taken out the trash more. Maybe he should have made more money
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  Maybe he should have told her blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know like out here come all the excuses
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  There's no excuses for murdering your kids. I'm sorry if you're somebody who's in a position where your go to default move
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  Is to try and find
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  Excuses for these people you need to have your head completely and thoroughly examined
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  Possibly replaced
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  Let's talk about this rob k. Henderson coined the term in 2019 this this idea luxury beliefs
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  um
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  And and so he described this the idea confers social status on the person who holds it
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  But injures others with its practical consequences
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  okay
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  It's a fancy term luxury beliefs. This is what I have been saying for years. Hey you commies
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  You know those ideas you have they're really stupid
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  They own the only people that come up with these ideas are people who are not currently living through
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  Some sort of system a communist system that you're that you're
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  Describing here, right?
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  The only people who think communism is a good idea are people who are not currently experiencing communism
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  Because anybody who's ever gone through that knows it's horseshit
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  They understand that hey, you know those ideas that we have well real communism hasn't been tried yet
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  No, the ideas about communism are garbage
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  We've talked we've talked them out. They've been talked out. You aren't the first person to come to this conclusion
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  That hey, it would be nicer if we had a little bit more excess to go around and spread and share the wealth with everybody
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  Sounds great. I admit sounds amazing. Sounds like a nice thing to do. I'm a nice person
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  I would do that too if there was somebody in my life who was
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  Without and I had excess I would take care of them to the extent that I could right
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  Especially if they were appreciative of it, but I tell you what if they started to shit on me
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  In complain and demand things
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  You know, I don't know that I'd be so nice, right so
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  most
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  most of
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  The leftists out there, you know, like the woke mob and all these like
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  You know, you know who I'm talking about
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  They suffer from this
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  Their ideas never work. They're bad ideas
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  I mean, they're they're anchored in compassion early on right? Oh, there's we need to have
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  More for people you greedy capitalists are
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  Horting all the wealth and you're not allowing it to distribute to the people at the bottom. Yeah, welcome to the planet earth
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  Okay, that's how it goes. Not everybody is going to be a millionaire and not everybody's going to be dirt poor, right?
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  This might not be your first time on this planet, right?
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  You might there may be a reason why you're dirt poor living in the slums of india
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  Maybe you were a horrible piece of shit in a previous life and that's your punishment. I don't know
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  I don't know how it all works, right?
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  But but the idea that you're the first person to come up with this idea of fairness and sharing the wealth
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  This is what happens when when people go to college
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  You're very you're young and you're idealistic and you're compassionate and I was of course
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  I remember this and and you go there and you have these ideas about the way in which you see the world
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  Well, let's first of all you're in college. You're already
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  Excelling you're already in a position where most people aren't you're already sort of at the top
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  Especially when you take the entire rest of the world into comparison
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  You are already at the top being born in a in a western country that doesn't have to you don't have to worry about food every day
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  Okay, but this but the people who
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  Try to push these ideas have never lived through them
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  This is why you you get into you'll see the arguments on campus where like some dipshit
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  blue hair
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  septum piercing
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  Retard is is going on and on and on about fairness and the flow of money and
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  How food will just magically appear and that they want to be a painter and they don't necessarily want to work in a factory because they're more
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  and that with this whole
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  Socialist paradise that they're creating, you know, they're gonna and then you get somebody who inserts themselves into the conversation with an eastern european accent
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  And they just blow that whole argument to smithereens
• 25:49
  They go you have never lived through this
• 25:51
  You don't know what the fuck you're talking about
• 25:53
  The idea that food is magically going to get there that people are going to centrally plan the
• 25:57
  The amount of food that is needed for all the people is delusional thinking. This is actually luxury beliefs
• 26:04
  This is the sort of thinking you can have in your college dorm room when you're not out in some
• 26:11
  West african country trying to figure out how you're going to get your next meal
• 26:16
  It's all theoretical
• 26:18
  It's all theory
• 26:20
  When they try it in actuality it falls apart under the weight of its own stupidity, right?
• 26:27
  In and of course stupid people don't realize that they're stupid that's called the dunning kruger effect, right?
• 26:33
  So in their minds they've just created a paradise. They've just come up with the concept of of sharing and fairness
• 26:41
  And supply chains don't matter. It's magical. Everything is just going to work out, you know
• 26:48
  Your their lack of world experiences
• 26:52
  the
• 26:53
  government school indoctrination that they've experienced most people going through
• 26:58
  Public schools their entire lives the mass media consumption that you know, especially young people now
• 27:04
  They were all you know, anyone who's in college now probably born in the 2000s and and
• 27:11
  Moving forward, right? So they're born in the tech world
• 27:15
  Their media consumption has been curated for them their entire lives
• 27:19
  And they're really blind to the way the world works. They're living in a digital world
• 27:22
  They have no knowledge of the analog world. They didn't grow up in that
• 27:26
  In that like gen X did where we grew up in the analog and transitioned into digital
• 27:32
  And we sort of have an understanding of well, that's a
• 27:36
  I understand conceptually where you're going with this but in practicality. It's not going to work
• 27:41
  This is where these people can't get to
• 27:44
  It's theoretical in their mind
• 27:46
  It's all going to work because I'll just type it into ai and I'll tell ai to make it work and then it'll work
• 27:51
  Right that that's sort of how it is. But but what they fail to understand and part of it is just a lack of experience
• 27:57
  and part of it is that they choose not to understand this but
• 28:02
  Second and third order effects have not been calculated or factored into their primitive thinking
• 28:09
  Okay, they think
• 28:11
  It would be great if we had more food and we shared it with all these people who have less think of like
• 28:16
  Chaz slash chop right that that they were creating a new concept of a
• 28:22
  Of a of a of a region, right? They're not Lieber not like the Lieberland guys who actually know what the fuck they're doing
• 28:28
  These are morons in in seattle who are building autonomous zones and then trying to grow
• 28:34
  tomato plants on potting soil and cardboard boxes
• 28:38
  And they were wondering why why their plants hadn't germinated it had been four hours, you know
• 28:43
  So this is kind of the where what you're dealing with in terms of the mentality, right? So they're um
• 28:51
  They're not understanding if we do this then right if this happens here. What does that do over there?
• 28:58
  They haven't they haven't made that calculation
• 29:01
  if we
• 29:03
  Just give more food
• 29:05
  To the people because we have then we have to grow more food
• 29:09
  Do you have land to grow more food? Do you have research?
• 29:12
  We have an energy problem in the middle east. Do we have fertilizer to grow more food?
• 29:16
  So the answer is grow more food. Okay. How where?
• 29:20
  Who's going to do it? How are you going to pay them? What are they going to grow?
• 29:23
  When can you grow it? Are you going to be in charge of it? Oh, I don't want all of that
• 29:28
  I just want more food to show up
• 29:30
  Doesn't work that way retard
• 29:33
  There's a process
• 29:35
  You fail to understand the problem. This is not a situation where you can wave a magic wand and things will just start appearing
• 29:41
  And I feel like it's crazy that I have to remind people of this
• 29:45
  But apparently I do
• 29:48
  You know
• 29:49
  Once your plan goes into effect. How does that impact the rest of the system?
• 29:54
  Do you even understand how the system works? The answer is no, let's talk about this
• 30:00
  Systems engineers needed. Okay. If you're going to have this kind of
• 30:05
  Deluded thinking you're going to have to have somebody in there who is the voice of reason
• 30:10
  There's there's too many people
• 30:12
  There's too many woman brains and they need more engineering brains. Okay
• 30:18
  Have you seen the videos of the and I'm not gonna I don't mean to pick on the women too much here
• 30:22
  But this is this is kind of on them. Have you seen the videos of the the the
• 30:27
  It's like a survivor type series
• 30:29
  They drop the women off and they drop the men that group them up men in one group women in the other
• 30:34
  They drop the women off and the first thing the women do is start arguing about what's this and what's that the men
• 30:39
  Jump into the water start swimming around start building a fort start looking for animals to kill
• 30:44
  And they they're having the time of their life. They then flash forward several hours later
• 30:49
  The women are walking in circles. They still haven't figured out where a camp is going to be
• 30:53
  They certainly haven't started building a camp and they're sitting them crying, right?
• 30:57
  There's no leadership. Everybody's pointing fingers. Nobody can get anything done
• 31:01
  Now listen, I mean women are great at a bunch of things, right, but this is not
• 31:05
  this this sort of
• 31:08
  Showed
• 31:09
  That there is a difference
• 31:11
  There and there is a difference there
• 31:12
  There's some things that men do better some things that men don't do better, right?
• 31:16
  But there is a difference and organizing this
• 31:18
  You you're letting the wrong people in charge of the system. I want to read this
• 31:23
  This is
• 31:24
  systems engineer
• 31:25
  I went look this up because this is what they need for this for this line of thinking
• 31:30
  professional responsible for the design
• 31:33
  integration and maintenance of complex systems
• 31:37
  Ensuring that hardware software and human elements work together to meet organizational goals. Okay
• 31:44
  That's what that that's what a systems engineer does
• 31:47
  They don't have a systems engineer for this line of thinking
• 31:50
  There is no
• 31:53
  Integration there is no understand you have to understand
• 31:57
  complex systems
• 31:58
  In or if you're going to be the one troubleshooting it if you're going to be the one managing
• 32:03
  Security if you're going to be the one maintaining the stability of the system
• 32:06
  You need to understand how the system works the people who are advocating for
• 32:10
  Free houses and infinite people coming across the southern border. They have no
• 32:17
  understanding of how the system works
• 32:20
  They don't know that there is a system or if they or if they if they do
• 32:25
  They are under the
• 32:27
  The belief that it is it is an altruistic system that is there to help everybody and that we just haven't discovered it and that
• 32:36
  thankfully these new
• 32:38
  College students who are fresh out of not knowing the fuck they're talking about anyway are going to explain to you
• 32:45
  How we've been doing it wrong the whole time and and why didn't you guys just make more food and give it to all the people
• 32:52
  You know the people that are why don't you just make more houses and give it to the people who don't have a who are houseless
• 32:58
  Because if you just did that it would fix everything, right?
• 33:02
  Well, we've tried that
• 33:04
  They've tried that with the homeless people
• 33:08
  They don't want to be housed
• 33:10
  Oh, everybody wants you're just being a dick about it. No. No, I'm I'm actually not being a dick about it
• 33:18
  The homeless people by and large are homeless because they have big problems
• 33:22
  A lot of them when you put them in the house and they've done this they built the little house they trash it
• 33:28
  You put them in the hotel. They destroy it
• 33:30
  You put that they shit in the hallways. They shit. They don't flush the toilets
• 33:34
  They wipe their asses and and throw the the use paper in the trash can instead of flushing it down the track
• 33:40
  They're not from this place
• 33:42
  They're operating on third world systems. They don't understand this system. Nobody's explained it to them
• 33:47
  The leftists think that that doesn't matter
• 33:50
  Everybody's just gonna magically integrate. Have you been to a foreign country before?
• 33:55
  Have you have you gone to giant to mainland china before?
• 33:58
  Have you gone into a bathroom in a restaurant and expect that there's going to be an actual toilet?
• 34:02
  And there's a squatty toilet. Holy shit. What am I doing? How do I operate this? I you I mean, uh
• 34:09
  Uh, I might think I might need to just wait until we get back to my hotel room. What is this?
• 34:16
  culture's different
• 34:18
  Right, it's different
• 34:20
  Nobody's bending over backwards to accommodate me when I go to a foreign country. Do you know why? Because I'm a foreigner in that country
• 34:28
  The idea the mentality that america should reimagine itself to be more of a welcoming host to these
• 34:36
  800 million people who are streaming across the southern border is delusional thinking
• 34:42
  And people who know how the world works don't engage in delusional thinking like this
• 34:48
  But the left does they they just can't seem to figure this out
• 34:54
  They they want so badly
• 34:57
  The world to reflect the one that's going on in their heads, but it's just not that way
• 35:02
  They can't seem to figure it out. Um
• 35:05
  See, here's the thing
• 35:07
  luxury beliefs need constant maintenance
• 35:11
  Uh, because they are
• 35:15
  contradicted constantly by you know reality
• 35:19
  So the truth
• 35:22
  The truth can withstand scrutiny right the truth
• 35:26
  Observate you can withstand withstand observations
• 35:31
  And testing and experimentation when it's the truth you can monkey with it all you want
• 35:38
  When it's a lie when it's a luxury belief it requires constant maintenance. Oh those
• 35:45
  Sub-saharan africans with a 47 IQ
• 35:50
  That are four standard deviations below the mean they're gonna be fine. Yes, we had to tell them no raping
• 35:56
  But that's cultural and if you say anything about their culture, you're probably a bigot
• 36:01
  You're probably a white devil. How dare you don't allow these invaders to just rape your entire family
• 36:06
  You're just not being very polite about it. You might be called a racist
• 36:10
  Can't have that let them rape your entire family
• 36:13
  But god don't ever call me a race racist. That would be the worst thing ever
• 36:17
  Who cares?
• 36:19
  We're all racist everyone's a little bit racist ain't you you know, have you listened to avenue q? Have you seen the avenue q?
• 36:29
  Play musical
• 36:31
  It's hilarious. There's a song everyone's a little bit racist everybody is a little bit racist. That's fine
• 36:37
  We're hardwired. It's how it's it's look. It's it's how you behave, right?
• 36:41
  if you're putting on a hood and you're going out and you're
• 36:44
  harassing people and burning crosses not great, right? But everyone's a little bit racist you have to be
• 36:51
  You should be a little bit. You should be wired for it. I'll tell you what
• 36:56
  Because if you're not
• 36:57
  And you're bad at pattern recognition and you go walk down a street at one o'clock in the morning
• 37:02
  There's a bunch of brothers on the corner and you walk right by them and oh my god
• 37:06
  I can't believe they beat the shit out of me and robbed me. Well, dude. What did you think was going to happen?
• 37:11
  I mean, it's on them for sure for that behavior
• 37:15
  They shouldn't be doing it. But also you made a really stupid calculation
• 37:20
  You went oh, I'm gonna pretend like I live in a fantasy land and I'm gonna walk by these guys and they're just gonna let me go
• 37:26
  Hey, what's that man?
• 37:27
  It's not gonna happen
• 37:29
  And then when you get the shit kicked out of you
• 37:32
  You then then you're gonna realize
• 37:35
  What's going on?
• 37:36
  You're gonna have to come to jesus moment. Oh, you mean these people aren't my friends
• 37:40
  No, they're not they hate you. They want you dead
• 37:45
  Yeah, you should probably understand that it's too much work
• 37:49
  It's too complex of a system for the systems engineer
• 37:53
  To maintain stability in a in a world that is filled with these magical beliefs
• 37:59
  Okay, you can't make it real because it isn't real at some point
• 38:04
  People will figure it out
• 38:06
  If or they won't
• 38:08
  Right, there's there's ways to continue to be blind to this. Um
• 38:13
  It's like
• 38:14
  I don't know. It feels like a software update
• 38:17
  Went out like to the hive mind. Hey, everybody support this murderous mother who's on trial for killing her three kids
• 38:25
  You know and and and what happens
• 38:28
  When this narrative comes out, right like the new thing that we're you're supposed to have an opinion about
• 38:33
  Um, everyone joins aside, right?
• 38:35
  So that they aren't in the middle
• 38:37
  Left alone, right? So women
• 38:40
  especially women but not
• 38:42
  Not always but especially when very
• 38:46
  Concerned with they're actually not so much concerned with the truth. They're concerned with how the truth will be perceived
• 38:52
  Like it doesn't even matter if it's
• 38:54
  I believe this because it's the truth. Okay. Well, are you willing to stand on that?
• 38:58
  Well, that depends on how others perceive that truth
• 39:01
  If they think that I'm a liar then I won't say anything about it because it's more important to be part of the herd
• 39:06
  Part of the team and and and on this group
• 39:08
  Then it is to be out on your own with your limiting belief with your belief in
• 39:13
  Like hey, I believe vaccines are poison
• 39:16
  I'm not I'm not
• 39:19
  Just like vaccine ambivalent. I am actively anti vaccine, right? That that's my thoughts
• 39:26
  I
• 39:27
  If if there were a room of a hundred people they asked something everybody raise your hand if you're anti vaccine
• 39:33
  I would raise my hand. I don't give a shit if 99 people in the room looked at me and wanted to kill me
• 39:39
  I'd and then I'd stand up and say you're all wrong
• 39:42
  Because I have zero fear of that
• 39:45
  I have fear about a lot of stuff in life, but I don't have fear of that
• 39:49
  Yeah, I'll stand up and say every single one of you is wrong. Yeah, you're all wrong
• 39:53
  You all took the vaccines. You're wrong. You were wrong for it. You didn't do any research
• 39:58
  You didn't read anything about it. You don't know who made them. You don't know about emergency. Yeah, you're all wrong
• 40:03
  I have the
• 40:04
  guts for
• 40:05
  Better for worse
• 40:07
  It has no it hasn't always been the best for me to stand up there alone by myself and do it, but I'll do it
• 40:14
  And I know I'm in the minority
• 40:16
  I watched a lot of people cave during covid
• 40:19
  There's a litmus test for on a lot of things right you take take the vaccine
• 40:22
  But also did you sit there and sit on your hands and shut up? I know what I was doing
• 40:26
  I was screaming at the top of my lungs
• 40:28
  I got my channel banned. I lost friends over it lost family members over it
• 40:34
  I stand by it and oh guess what guess what guess who was right the whole time?
• 40:39
  Me and you know what? I don't have a problem saying it either. I was right. You were wrong
• 40:46
  You know why I was right because I invested the time and energy to research it
• 40:50
  I didn't just take people's advice. I didn't just I looked into it. I talked to a lot of people
• 40:55
  I was never going to take the vaccines anyway because I knew about it with the first when the octopus book came out in 2017
• 41:01
  Oh, baby
• 41:03
  It's almost octopus time. I'm just saying
• 41:08
  It feels like there was also a hardware update
• 41:12
  That went out right it's it's sort of like
• 41:15
  It goes into the brain and then all of a sudden it's like septum piercings self mutilation
• 41:22
  Poor haircut choices a hundred pounds of GMO fat on you a full vaccine bingo card
• 41:29
  It's like everybody all of a sudden looks the part too
• 41:32
  All right, so it's an it's an interesting
• 41:35
  Psychological operation that they're running and get you to believe certain things and then they get you to sort of
• 41:41
  Reimagine yourself physically
• 41:44
  You know part of the reason why these lefties get real fat and get those stupid haircuts and and and pierce their faces
• 41:51
  And look completely unfuckable is because in some cases they're trying to be
• 41:57
  Right, they've gone through some trauma. They're probably
• 42:01
  You know, maybe sexually assaulted when they were younger. There's a lot. I mean, you know, I hate to play armchair quarterback here
• 42:08
  on the psychological
• 42:10
  evaluations here, but like
• 42:12
  Elliot page ellen page. I don't know
• 42:16
  young cute girl
• 42:18
  Starts in Hollywood probably gets passed around by a bunch of fucking monsters there
• 42:22
  Scramble her brain next thing, you know, what does she want to be?
• 42:25
  She wants to be anything other than something fuckable, right? I want to be a boy
• 42:29
  I want to be a strong man so I can fight back. Well, you're five one and 90 pounds
• 42:34
  You don't look like a strong man, but I get it. I think I I think I understand where you're coming from
• 42:38
  I think maybe
• 42:40
  there's some darkness there
• 42:42
  and
• 42:43
  And I'm willing to you know for in those cases like
• 42:47
  sympathy not trying to pile on not trying to be a dick here like you've had some you've had some trauma
• 42:53
  But you can see
• 42:55
  How it manifests itself, right? I mean this is you don't have to be a psychologist
• 42:58
  I'm surely not but to see like you are a physical you becoming a physical representation of the thoughts that are in your head
• 43:07
  The thoughts inside their heads are chaotic and crazy and nonsensical and disjointed and don't make any, you know
• 43:13
  And then you see them and you go oh, holy shit. I mean if dumb ideas were a person it would be you frankly
• 43:22
  I mean you look exactly like I thought you would look and and and so
• 43:27
  They've they've you know, they make them look a certain way they sort of or or you become a certain you you make yourself
• 43:36
  Either they make you look a certain way the group does or you sort of take it on. I don't know which came first
• 43:42
  The chicken or the blue hair but
• 43:44
  But somewhere
• 43:46
  There's a calculation that you need to fit in with this herd, you know, maybe even like vaccine or vehicle choices, right?
• 43:54
  I mean if you're on this team
• 43:57
  If you're in this deluded thinking group
• 44:00
  I I can tell right now. You're either
• 44:03
  You're either driving an electric car
• 44:06
  A sport utility crossover or a Subaru. That's it
• 44:11
  Am I right?
• 44:13
  I mean again like
• 44:16
  Um bumper stickers or mandatory you probably have a coexist bumper sticker on your on your Subaru
• 44:22
  Which definitely doesn't mean coexist. It doesn't mean oh, I want to get along and
• 44:27
  peace and harmony with all these other
• 44:30
  um
• 44:31
  Religions it means my religion is better than yours and I'm gonna
• 44:35
  Suffocate you if you disagree with it a big pharma upgrades came out, you know like
• 44:41
  It
• 44:42
  This is why I'm saying it feel it felt like a systems engineer would send out all the updates, right?
• 44:48
  Like the soft the software updates went out. It's like everybody like took on the programming
• 44:53
  Got blue hair pierced their nose gained a hundred pounds, right?
• 44:58
  Everybody's got to look the same way in the cars that went out now that now the hardware update goes out
• 45:03
  The big pharma upgrade goes out ssri's got to have that
• 45:06
  Right vaccine damage got out of that and birth control pills
• 45:10
  And not optional, right?
• 45:15
  So that is a common denominator running through a lot of this too people are medicated
• 45:21
  Like how do everything how do everything get so crazy, right people keep asking like how everything
• 45:25
  Well, I mean it's everybody is on drugs
• 45:28
  We should maybe start there. I think the idea is like when you're a kid
• 45:32
  It's like I don't want to grow up and get hooked on drugs and then I'll I'll be worthless and I'll get nothing done
• 45:38
  Drugs or whatever, but you can get hooked on drugs and still have a very successful life
• 45:43
  There's plenty of people who have I'm not I'm not advocating for that. I'm just saying that
• 45:46
  I have bigger problems with pharmaceutical drugs than I ever would have with somebody who wants to go out
• 45:52
  And do a apal cocaine over the course of a weekend, right?
• 45:56
  That person's gonna get up the next morning and bust their ass and try and make some more money, right?
• 46:00
  But the person who is on ssri's
• 46:03
  Or is massively vaccine damage. I don't know that they know
• 46:08
  That they're running around with a head full of
• 46:11
  craziness
• 46:11
  You know because again, it's back to the Dunning Kruger
• 46:15
  If you're stupid and you have stupid ideas
• 46:18
  You're you're not smart enough to to contemplate the fact that where you fall on the scale of stupidity
• 46:25
  Because if you were smart enough you'd go. Oh, shit. I'm maybe not as smart as I thought I was
• 46:29
  Maybe keep my mouth shut about that, right? But they don't stupid people are the first people to scream and about stupid shit
• 46:35
  so you
• 46:37
  I mean I watch it as like a science experiment, but it's it's it's gotta be
• 46:43
  It's gotta be really chaotic if there's somebody in your I mean, I don't have a family member who is
• 46:49
  like this but but imagine
• 46:53
  Imagine this and we're seeing this. Okay. Here's a prime example of it
• 46:58
  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. I don't have you been watching her social media nonsense lately
• 47:03
  I don't follow her and and yet it gets pumped into me
• 47:08
  With against my will
• 47:10
  But apparently she has she's now freezing her eggs, right? She wants to run for president
• 47:16
  God help us. But could you imagine her and Kamala Harris?
• 47:20
  But we're gonna put our heads together and maybe maybe get a full brain
• 47:23
  but she has she's now
• 47:27
  Doing this whole thing. She's lifting up her shirt and showing her stomach and she's
• 47:31
  You know doing the things where she's
• 47:34
  Getting her body ready to freeze her eggs. Okay. Now in in doing that you have to come off birth control pills
• 47:41
  You have to do that
• 47:43
  So and and women who've who've gone down this path. They know what I'm talking about
• 47:48
  But you know what happens to a lot of women when they come off birth control pills
• 47:52
  They suddenly lose interest in their beta male boyfriend
• 47:57
  Or husband who they were with the whole time and the veil is lifted and they see their husband for who he is
• 48:04
  Which is a limp-risted
• 48:06
  possible homosexual who is
• 48:09
  Pretending to be a straight male
• 48:12
  AOC got off birth control froze her eggs and immediately dumped her gay boyfriend
• 48:18
  I mean
• 48:19
  I don't know if he knows he's gay
• 48:23
  He's he's enough of a beta
• 48:25
  That once her head got cleared she went not interested and that happens a lot
• 48:31
  so
• 48:33
  Again, if you're if you're a husband and you have a wife that's out of her effin mind on on this stuff
• 48:41
  And and you and she comes off birth control pills
• 48:45
  You might not want to wait till the last minute to go look for an apartment
• 48:48
  Pack your bags or maybe you know
• 48:51
  If you're married contact a divorce attorney because it's coming
• 48:55
  She's gonna see you in like a whole new light
• 48:58
  And it's not gonna be great
• 49:01
  um
• 49:02
  So, I mean look I think personally and I say this as a white
• 49:06
  But liberal white women aren't cultural terrorists. They are a danger to society. They might they're
• 49:13
  They're this
• 49:15
  belief system that they have that everything is just gonna work out a lot of fairy tales
• 49:20
  They've listened to a lot of books. They read a lot of uh romance novels
• 49:25
  and a lot of happy endings that that were sold to them as reality and
• 49:32
  I mean just find go on social media and find a video of a woman who's
• 49:38
  currently in india on a one-year
• 49:42
  Visa and
• 49:43
  week
• 49:43
  I don't know week two. She's plotting her escape to leave. She's can't go jogging. She's followed by all these guys that went
• 49:51
  I mean, it's
• 49:52
  it's like
• 49:54
  I'm
• 49:54
  It's funny. It's a funny story, but I also want to grab her by the hand and go darlin
• 49:58
  What the fuck did you think was going to happen?
• 50:02
  Seriously, did you think that you were going to come here and it was going to be like a benetton ad?
• 50:06
  Everybody was going to get along and you're y'all you guys going to sing songs
• 50:10
  Maybe you're going to go walk out onto the the beautiful pristine beaches of Mumbai to what take a dump
• 50:16
  I mean, come on if I know that this place is a disaster
• 50:19
  You've got to know this and if you're still getting on a plane going to india because you've got this eat pray love
• 50:23
  Fantasy that is on you and if you come back in a body bag, that's your fault
• 50:28
  because these places are totally dangerous and uh and in your
• 50:35
  Your negative behavior your crazy behavior is being positively reinforced by society the media and social media
• 50:44
  Right, so these bad ideas don't get washed out in the bad idea stage
• 50:49
  They get like picked up by other people on social media. Yes queen
• 50:53
  Go to india. Go jogging in india. You'll prove them wrong all those honkies that say
• 50:59
  I wouldn't do that if I were you and then you go there and you come back
• 51:04
  With awful stories about it. I mean, is this the real white privilege?
• 51:07
  I've been hearing so much about the privilege to have these crazy ideas and then try to put them into reality only to go
• 51:14
  Oh, it's weird that I invited, uh, you know
• 51:17
  We we we forced 1500 guys from
• 51:21
  North Africa into this small fishing village in England and and the wheels fell off and it all went awry
• 51:27
  Oh really imagine my surprise so
• 51:31
  Anyway
• 51:32
  So let's move on shall we I just want to talk about a little bit about uh some examples of this because
• 51:38
  I love this term luxury beliefs. It's a perfect way to describe it because um
• 51:44
  Yeah, the things that you believe or are predicated on your current situation
• 51:49
  If you're in a position where you have the luxury to believe
• 51:54
  That uh, oh, I don't know
• 51:57
  That you can that there's a hundred genders
• 52:00
  Out there and that you're maybe
• 52:03
  Your gender is fluid and maybe you know the way you feel today is uh is is different than the way you'll feel next week
• 52:09
  Right and so my gender is fluid and your gender is fluid. First of all, it's delusional thinking
• 52:15
  I think that's that's that's obvious
• 52:16
  But you are thinking about this stuff now because you have the free time to think about this because you are not out currently
• 52:24
  Uh trying to catch and kill a buffalo. You are not tending to your garden. You are not trying to have kids
• 52:32
  You are not fighting off invaders. You're you're you're doing this because you're bored. You're sitting at home
• 52:38
  You're on a smartphone. You have no natural predators that are coming to get you unless you're in india and then trains
• 52:45
  Are an issue, but if you're in america, you're pretty good
• 52:49
  Right or what in the west? You're you're pretty good. You're so good in fact that you need to invent problems
• 52:55
  To then solve right? So this is this is where you get into stuff like white guilt
• 53:00
  White guilt. Oh boy white. I love white guilt. I mean, I think it's hilarious when when people
• 53:08
  Beclown themselves to a point where they're like on their knees
• 53:12
  Back during blm washing black people's feet and all this all this performative stuff
• 53:17
  Oh, it's just embarrassing
• 53:20
  But I I think it's hilarious too
• 53:23
  If you feel compelled to get on your knees
• 53:27
  And wash the the feet of strangers simply because they're black and you're white you deserve
• 53:33
  To be on your knees. You should stay on your knees forever
• 53:36
  You belong on your knees. You are a slave. You deserve everything that you get
• 53:42
  What do you think about that
• 53:44
  What do you think about that if you bend the knee you bend the knee forever
• 53:49
  And and I say this whether you're dealing with somebody of a different culture or different race or if you're just dealing with the left
• 53:57
  You bend the knee to them once you will have to forever right never ever apologize to them
• 54:05
  first of all
• 54:06
  they're not
• 54:09
  They're not the type of people they're not good actors
• 54:14
  They are bad actors. They don't want you
• 54:19
  There's no finish line
• 54:22
  My point is if you apologize for
• 54:26
  Slavery I apologize that white people enslaved black people
• 54:32
  170 years ago. I'm so sorry about it
• 54:36
  If you do that if you apologize for that get ready to apologize for
• 54:41
  motion pictures
• 54:43
  railroads
• 54:44
  the automobile
• 54:46
  I mean get get ready to apologize for there will be no finish line
• 54:51
  You have to stand your ground the idea this this this softness and I'm not I'll tell you
• 54:57
  I never really felt one way or the other like about my whiteness
• 55:02
  Until I got quite older and I started it seemed to be a big top of of conversation for other people
• 55:09
  Non-white people were very concerned about the whiteness of of everything something. I had really not
• 55:15
  considered too much but
• 55:18
  But now in in looking at it and and watching people try to
• 55:24
  Apologize for it. It's it's embarrassing
• 55:29
  You know, you weren't it'd be one thing if you actually were a slave owner and you were
• 55:34
  You know bringing the slaves and the the truth is the the jews own the slave ships and they were running the slave trade
• 55:39
  So it's not even a white thing. Of course. It's it's it's a lie like everything else
• 55:43
  But but even if even if let's just say
• 55:46
  You know it'd be one thing if you were in charge of the slaves and you were in a position where you needed to apologize
• 55:51
  Why would I apologize?
• 55:54
  Why would I apologize? My family didn't own slaves
• 55:57
  Um, I don't know. I mean maybe they did. I don't know. I don't know if my family did that that was on again
• 56:03
  That was 175 years ago. But if they did own slaves, they probably didn't own your ancestors. What are you mad about?
• 56:10
  It's so there's all these people that have decided that they've got grievances with the whites for a variety of things mostly because
• 56:17
  The the white man has achieved quite a bit and the people who are coming straight from Africa. There's no achievement there
• 56:24
  I'm sorry. You want you may want you may think that sounds
• 56:27
  Mean or disrespectful, but look you stack your evidence up and you want to you want to debate it
• 56:33
  Good luck because there's nothing there. There's mud huts. There's quite literally still just mud huts. Okay
• 56:39
  That it and and when the book comes out, you'll you'll find out I went down that rabbit hole because you have to
• 56:46
  You're just being dishonest if you don't
• 56:50
  Talk about the history of eugenics and depopulation and not understand
• 56:54
  What happens in third world fourth world countries when you're dealing with people that are four standard deviations below the mean in terms of
• 57:02
  IQ
• 57:04
  The way you deal with those people is not the same way you deal with your neighbors
• 57:09
  And you will find this out that you can read some you can read some dark
• 57:14
  Some dark comments on this right from people that were there establishing this they were not wrong, okay
• 57:20
  so
• 57:22
  additional examples of of luxury beliefs taking on other people's pain debt and situations, right
• 57:30
  Oh, I
• 57:32
  You're in a bad spot. Let me wave my magic wand and make everything right for you. It's like, okay. Well
• 57:39
  When typically when people do that it usually
• 57:43
  Doesn't end the best people sort of need to work towards their achievements
• 57:47
  You just give them achievements without them earning them then they have no value
• 57:51
  And if their achievements have no value, they don't mean anything and and society sort of falls apart
• 57:57
  So I don't know there's I mean here's a here's a luxury belief adopting babies from Africa
• 58:03
  All right, you're a white liberal couple. Maybe you're in hollywood
• 58:07
  I mean look if you're in hollywood if you're charlie's there on or somebody who's adopting these
• 58:14
  or
• 58:16
  Angelina joly right adopting these babies from foreign countries
• 58:20
  You you're gonna have to turn them trans too
• 58:23
  I mean, I don't think that that's stunning and brave to be charlie's there on and adopt these
• 58:27
  Poor babies from africa only to take them to america and turn them into girls. I mean, that's fucking crazy
• 58:33
  But there's a lot of that going on. There's like, oh
• 58:35
  What this, you know, I've watched too many sally struthers commercials where they're like
• 58:41
  Feed the children
• 58:42
  in africa. I get it. I I'm I'm a
• 58:45
  I'm a good person. I don't want to see suffering. I don't want all this
• 58:49
  But I mean again like how many of these scams you know about usa for africa
• 58:54
  Do you know that that was a gigantic scam? Do you know that the money that was raised for that went to warlords?
• 58:59
  I mean stop your compassion is going to get you into trouble here
• 59:04
  You're just gonna have to grow up and realize that you can't save everybody
• 59:07
  It doesn't make you a bad person, but these ideas that people that they have
• 59:13
  Like defunding the police. I despise the police
• 59:16
  Okay, I have huge problems with them on a variety of levels
• 59:20
  But but again when you're calling for defunding the police from from the safety of your gated community
• 59:26
  It's hard to take you seriously, right? That's a dumb idea
• 59:30
  now
• 59:31
  Change the way the police are trained hold them responsible do all kinds of things
• 59:36
  I got a million ways that to fix the police force, right?
• 59:40
  If you allow me to get in there and do the things that need to be done
• 59:43
  But defunding them and saying well, we just won't have police
• 59:47
  That only works in a high-trust society
• 59:50
  And maybe that would have worked in america in the 50s, right if you didn't have police
• 59:54
  I mean when you did have police it was you know, it was like the andy griffith show
• 59:57
  And that was the the relationship between police and they wore the blue hat and everything
• 1:00:00
  They didn't wear black ski masks and black outfits and drive unmarked cars
• 1:00:06
  And pull you over for maybe be a cop and maybe not but we're a you know a
• 1:00:11
  Body armor and a badge dangling on a chain
• 1:00:16
  With baseball cap on backwards and black sunglasses. I don't know if you're a cop
• 1:00:21
  So defund the police. This is magical thinking. It's retarded shit that leftists come up with because they have no concept of reality
• 1:00:29
  They have not lived in the real world. So ideas like we'll just stop paying the police
• 1:00:34
  Look, I hate the police
• 1:00:36
  There's plenty of things that I think the police should be doing
• 1:00:39
  But if you get rid of the police, do you think the problems will get better or worse?
• 1:00:47
  Do you think the teen takeovers of
• 1:00:51
  Department stores where they run in there and grab all do you think that will happen more frequently or less frequently?
• 1:00:57
  If there are no police or I mean, it's just it's this is the point of it
• 1:01:01
  It's like as soon as you move into the second order effects the entire argument falls apart
• 1:01:07
  Your ideas are dumb
• 1:01:09
  Let's work them out. See, okay, we've worked them out. They're still dumb
• 1:01:13
  That's the reason why we don't need to continue to work them out real communism hasn't been tried it has
• 1:01:19
  It ended with 70 million people dead
• 1:01:23
  What what are you trying to do?
• 1:01:26
  I mean unless the goal is to get everybody killed right and then that has to be taken into consideration, right?
• 1:01:33
  Decriminalize all drugs. Here's a there's a luxury belief. I I am very unusual beliefs about drugs
• 1:01:40
  Okay, uh, you know, I'm not of the belief that drugs are bad. Not all drugs are some drugs are terrible, right? Like I have
• 1:01:48
  Navigated that minefield, but but you know what, you know, and I also made a calculation early on
• 1:01:55
  Some drugs I don't need to try to see if they're going to be good. I have a body of evidence
• 1:02:01
  Over my course of my life that lead me to believe that I don't need to try heroin
• 1:02:07
  Because I've never heard of good stories happening with people who are on heroin. I've never done cocaine
• 1:02:12
  Do you know why because I would love it. Are you kidding me? It'd be the greatest thing ever
• 1:02:17
  There's no reason for me to try that, right? So sometimes you have to be responsible for yourself
• 1:02:23
  Right. There is zero accountability with this group
• 1:02:26
  Right, you want to defund the police you want to legalize all drugs?
• 1:02:30
  You don't even understand how the police work. You don't even know what drugs are
• 1:02:33
  You don't even know you want to find legalized street drugs. Fine. What about the pharmaceutical drugs?
• 1:02:40
  What about that? Are you saying legalized drugs because you just don't want people to ever go to prison?
• 1:02:47
  Because look, I don't want people to go to prison for drug use either
• 1:02:51
  But that's not what this everything is getting muddied here
• 1:02:53
  I'm sorry, but these these ideas that they have
• 1:02:57
  Um city run grocery stores
• 1:03:00
  That's a luxury, but that's a belief that you have
• 1:03:02
  Well, that's a belief that you you're forced to
• 1:03:06
  adopt
• 1:03:07
  when
• 1:03:08
  Privately run grocery stores all leave because the crime is so bad and you guys aren't doing anything about it
• 1:03:14
  You know, what would the defund the police and all
• 1:03:16
  So you now have a problem
• 1:03:19
  We don't have any grocery stores in the hood. They've they've all got up and left. Yeah, I understand
• 1:03:24
  I used to shop in the hood
• 1:03:26
  3-2 market shout out to 3-2 market the grossest fucking grocery store
• 1:03:31
  I've ever been into in my entire life where you can see just on a normal day
• 1:03:36
  A lady changing her baby's diaper and the on the ground in the in the produce section
• 1:03:41
  Which is what I saw in my freshman year. It was the last time I ever went there
• 1:03:45
  Oh, I can't believe we know why is it that the do you know the what the grocery stores in the in the hood look like?
• 1:03:51
  They look like shit. They get all the dented cans
• 1:03:53
  Do you know why because the people who shop there don't care the people who shop there dent the cans
• 1:03:59
  The people who shop there make the store look like shit the stores look like shit because the people who shop there
• 1:04:05
  They look like shit their communities look like shit their houses look like shit
• 1:04:10
  It it's a reflection of them
• 1:04:13
  So when you take the third world and import it into the first world you get the third world
• 1:04:19
  You don't get a combination of the two
• 1:04:20
  You don't get sort of the first world and then a third world on the bottom
• 1:04:24
  No, you get a big brown sludge that infects everything and takes it from a first world
• 1:04:29
  Society which we used to be into a third world society
• 1:04:34
  And now you can't reimagine the police
• 1:04:37
  You had an opportunity to do that in the 50s when we were in a high-trust society
• 1:04:41
  You could reimagine the police and have them do other things right or or hire fewer of them
• 1:04:48
  But you can't do that anymore
• 1:04:50
  And anybody who says you can't is it making it they're they're just not being honest about the world in which they live in
• 1:04:56
  Because to be honest about this current situations is to say we have a problem and they can't admit they have a problem
• 1:05:02
  They refuse to admit that they have a problem the problem
• 1:05:05
  They seem to think is that we refuse to get on board with their degradation of society
• 1:05:12
  No
• 1:05:13
  Climate change banned cars banned buses banned gasoline
• 1:05:18
  So again
• 1:05:20
  Second-order effects. Okay, you've banned gasoline. How are you going to get anywhere? How's the food going to get here?
• 1:05:27
  How are you going to go home to visit your your millionaire parents?
• 1:05:31
  You know as you're advocating for defunding the police and
• 1:05:35
  Climate change is going to come and kill us all climate change was black rocks idea. What are you talking about?
• 1:05:41
  Get honest about it. Educate yourself. So again, it's it's tough to listen to dumb ideas
• 1:05:47
  Because the people who are spouting them don't know anything
• 1:05:52
  And they don't want to listen either. They don't want to learn, you know, because
• 1:05:57
  How about my electric car is saving the environment. Oh, is it?
• 1:06:03
  Yeah, because it doesn't burn gasoline. You bigot. How dare you?
• 1:06:08
  Okay. Yeah, it doesn't burn gasoline
• 1:06:10
  It it runs off of electricity. How is electricity generated? Well, I know it's it's you know
• 1:06:17
  You plug it in and it's there. No, how is it generated?
• 1:06:22
  75 of electricity in america is generated by burning coal
• 1:06:27
  So you've gone from a gasoline powered car to a coal burning car
• 1:06:33
  So you haven't solved any problems. Have you thought about that?
• 1:06:37
  You're running an electric car that that has a EV battery that needs that requires cobalt
• 1:06:42
  Do you know who mines the cobalt in the central
• 1:06:45
  african
• 1:06:46
  Car the central african repel. You know who mines cobalt
• 1:06:50
  eight-year-old black kids
• 1:06:52
  With no education they run them into these holes and then they pull them out by their feet
• 1:06:56
  You know before everything caves in and kills them
• 1:06:59
  I thought you were supposed to be compassionate caring about everybody, especially young black children in africa
• 1:07:05
  But here you are driving your electric car
• 1:07:08
  with battery
• 1:07:09
  That's made with cobalt
• 1:07:12
  That comes from a region that is exploiting these very children that you that you said that you're here to say so
• 1:07:17
  I'm sorry, man
• 1:07:20
  Your argument is fucking garbage
• 1:07:23
  That's what it is
• 1:07:25
  Vaccines save lives. Yeah, everybody has to back. Did you research it? No
• 1:07:29
  You're loud, but you're wrong. Okay
• 1:07:31
  You you have psycho reactions to anybody saying
• 1:07:35
  You know the science is fraudulent and you on top of that refuse to research
• 1:07:41
  So you don't know anything, but you're the loudest person about it. Congratulations. Oh, by the way, you're also now fully vaccinated. So
• 1:07:48
  tick-tock clocks ticking the unvaccinated aren't dying suddenly, but of course, you know
• 1:07:55
  That's uh, that's not your reality, right? You're just you're you're in your own paint by number
• 1:08:00
  a version of planet earth where
• 1:08:04
  Vaccines save lives because you were told that they do where
• 1:08:09
  Diversity is our strength because you're told that it is where everybody's stunning and brave because the television told you that
• 1:08:15
  We're but you know what reality is
• 1:08:17
  Is telling you something different if you have the eyes to see it
• 1:08:20
  But most people don't and let's remember this
• 1:08:22
  Remember who and again i'm picking on the women here because they're they tend to
• 1:08:27
  fall into these social delusions, but
• 1:08:31
  Let's not forget the stanford prison
• 1:08:34
  experiment right that that closeted psychopaths
• 1:08:38
  and latent monsters
• 1:08:40
  a bunch of us
• 1:08:41
  50 percent of the people right like like
• 1:08:45
  As soon as they divided the groups into prisoners and cops the cops behaved poorly right remember that moving forward
• 1:08:53
  And it's because it's not limited to cops. You know what I mean? It was a it was a it was a experiment
• 1:09:01
  role-playing prisons and police and you know guards and prisoners and all of that
• 1:09:05
  But if that's all you get from it, you're missing the point. Okay, what about the elevator test?
• 1:09:12
  Were you get in have you seen the elevator test? We've talked about it before you get in like
• 1:09:17
  Imagine you you push a button you go to the elevator you the door opens and there's like five people in there
• 1:09:22
  But instead of facing you they're all facing to the right like to the side
• 1:09:27
  You walk in this elevator first of all you might not even get in you go. What is going on here?
• 1:09:31
  But if let's say you do get in
• 1:09:34
  Study show you're gonna turn to the right
• 1:09:38
  And you like to think that you won't but most of you will and it's the same thing that um
• 1:09:44
  we're talking talking about um
• 1:09:47
  Jason Kristoff's mind control
• 1:09:49
  presentation in uh, Serbia
• 1:09:51
  He's talking about like all you people who you know when when the when the when the guy asks
• 1:09:57
  Raise your hand if you if you can't be
• 1:10:00
  Mind control mind controlled or you can't be uh, you know
• 1:10:04
  You're not easily suggestible put your hand up, you know, and he says those are the ones
• 1:10:07
  I'm gonna go after right those because those are the ones you can get the most because they're convinced that they can't be gotten right
• 1:10:14
  so, um
• 1:10:15
  You know the short line test have you seen that one?
• 1:10:17
  Where they where they give you the the they hold up a card and it's got like a bc and d and say
• 1:10:23
  Which of these two lines are the same distance and it's like
• 1:10:28
  It's pretty obvious that these two are the same distance and they they go through and they ask everybody to say their answers
• 1:10:33
  and
• 1:10:34
  The people are all in on it except for the one guy who doesn't know
• 1:10:38
  But they're all given the wrong answer saying that these two
• 1:10:40
  Are actually the same length when they're clearly not and what you find is that two-thirds of the time the
• 1:10:46
  Or no, I'm sorry 40 percent of the time the person sitting there will will give the wrong answer just to blend in
• 1:10:53
  So again, you you go shit. All right. We've got
• 1:10:56
  We've got that where we know like four out of ten people
• 1:11:00
  Will say that one line is the same size as another line even though it's clearly not
• 1:11:04
  We've got this elevator experiment where you know, most of the people are gonna turn to the right and face the side
• 1:11:09
  Just because everyone else is currently doing it. We've got the same stanford prison
• 1:11:13
  Experiment we know what happened that we've got the milgram experiment
• 1:11:16
  We're you know the cranking up the the the shock and shocking the guy in the next room until he's screaming his brains out
• 1:11:21
  And then eventually dead and people still do a third of those people still continued to
• 1:11:27
  to crank the the knob and zap the guy in the next room because
• 1:11:31
  Because it's obedience to authority figures
• 1:11:34
  And that's what these people love that's what the left loves the loony left
• 1:11:38
  As long as you put somebody in a lab code
• 1:11:40
  They can go up there telling them to do all kinds of crazy shit
• 1:11:44
  They'll listen to them. They have a clipboard even better
• 1:11:46
  And and part of this is because it's not limited again. I'm I'm not trying to pick on women on this but but
• 1:11:54
  Let's be honest here
• 1:11:56
  And some women need a strong leader to tell them what to do. They fall in line quickly behind that right?
• 1:12:03
  It's something and men too, but but mostly with women
• 1:12:06
  Why they wind up in cults?
• 1:12:08
  You know what I mean? Let's talk about the diagnosis
• 1:12:12
  Diagnosis these bitches be crazy. All right. That's what that's that's where some of the let's just start there
• 1:12:17
  There they are a bit crazy
• 1:12:20
  But they might have an excuse or maybe not an excuse. They might have a reason
• 1:12:24
  Okay, are you familiar with cluster b personality traits because they are
• 1:12:30
  It's a term that like nobody really knew about until the last couple years and then you hear it and you go
• 1:12:35
  I don't know what that means and then somebody reads the description
• 1:12:38
  You go holy hell like this is everybody in my there's everybody at work. Um, here you go. So
• 1:12:45
  Listen to this. I want you to listen to this definition of cluster b personality traits and and and then
• 1:12:50
  Think about this in the context of what's going on with
• 1:12:54
  Um, the lady who murdered her three children or just the delusional thinking in general
• 1:13:00
  So cluster b personality traits are characterized by dramatic overly emotional or erratic behaviors
• 1:13:08
  including intense emotional responses
• 1:13:12
  Impulsivity and significant difficulty maintaining stable relationships
• 1:13:19
  right so and
• 1:13:21
  This is where you get women throwing ice cubes in the bathtubs on social media and stuff like that, right?
• 1:13:26
  You take a bunch of look
• 1:13:29
  Everybody's got a reason to be to freak out, right? There's plenty going on. Some people are better at dealing with it than others
• 1:13:34
  but
• 1:13:35
  This is a psychological tactic, right? This this is something that's happening that is
• 1:13:40
  Being run on the general public that most people don't really understand
• 1:13:47
  The thing about these and and a lot of it is women it's heavily skewed women
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  um, but
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  It's it's engaging in manipulative
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  demanding or chaotic relationships due to a distorted sense of self and a fear of abandonment
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  Okay, so picture this the women in these scenarios
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  Have a vision of themselves that is incompatible with reality. So when my the
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  The media sports media training company that i'm a co-owner of this was this was where we started with with the athletes
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  I'll give you a little insight into it. This is day one with them
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  How do you perceive yourself?
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  How do others perceive you?
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  How do you want to be perceived? Those are the three questions we ask
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  okay
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  When all three of those answers are the same thing we've done our job
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  But they're often not
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  So how do you perceive yourself?
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  I am a great woman
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  I am a I stand up for the rights of others, right?
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  How do you know
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  How do you want to be perceived? I want to be perceived as a
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  Fighter for people's rights and freedoms these oppressed women coming across the border and I want to say
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  How are you being perceived? You're being perceived as crazy
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  You're being perceived as selfish and narcissistic and delusional
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  And so this is ultimately the problem and whether you're an athlete
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  Going on to the next level like we worked with I mean we worked with I'm not talking about like
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  Just kids that want to be pros. I'm talking about
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  Number one overall picks in the leagues, right big-time guys not just first-rounders, but number one overall jerry maguire
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  um
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  In moment in the hotel room time square kush-lash kush-lash kush-lash. I just want to play football jerry
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  That's my business partner
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  Living that real life with our guys, okay
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  You can work with people that want to be better
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  The one common denominator for all the pros that we had they wanted to be better
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  They want to be better on the field. They want to be better off the field. They were driven
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  that is not
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  The feeling I get with with this batch of of women on the left
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  They they don't they think they're fine
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  The problem is that they perceive themselves to be something other than what they are, right? So they're they're
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  um
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  They're acting without forethought
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  Often leading to risky or self-destructive
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  Behaviors such as substance misuse or reckless driving they talk about this specifically in there
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  reckless driving
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  Persistent need for admiration
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  Validation or to be the center of attention
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  Often accompanied by theatrical or seductive behavior. Okay, so think about this
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  Some of these leftist narcissists
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  Especially the women that were out there, you know the black lives matter on the bullhorn and doing all this stuff, right? They imagine
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  Persistent need for admiration validation or to be the center of attention. It gives them everything they want
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  Makes them the star of their own show, right? They're a main character syndrome, right? They've got it
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  and um and then these these traits
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  are then
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  Grouped into four different disorders, right? And those are anti-social
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  Borderline
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  Histrionic and narcissistic personality disorders. These are the four that you get and I
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  Suggest that this is what we're facing with a lot of these
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  Again, I'm just gonna keep picking on the women. I I'll say again
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  It's not limited to the women, but the men who are deeply involved in are very feminine
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  so it's not like
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  The guys from the gym or the bros from the football team or anything like this. It's very
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  It's the it's the guys who are working. It's you know, it's it's the guys who are working at starbucks, you know, who aren't
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  just like a little limp wristed and everything this these these
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  You know, so so you've got
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  Anti-social
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  Borderline histrionic and narcissistic personality disorders, right? This is
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  By the way, not to be confused with stupid bitch syndrome, right? Which is a thing, right? That's a different thing that that's not like
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  You don't have the you don't have the
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  Ability to pawn this off and say oh, you're just mentally ill, right? You're you actually mentally ill. No
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  You're just being a stupid bitch, right?
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  In this particular and that passes, right? If you have sbs, you know
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  I don't know
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  Go go go ask around these
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  These libs out there have like a terminal case of white devildom, you know
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  Ask your doctor if shutting the fuck up for once is right for you, you know, I mean that's that's what I would
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  Can't they can't mind their own business. I think that's part of it
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  You know, it's when you're inserting yourself into other people's problems
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  And you're somebody who has plenty of problems on your own. That's when it feels kind of cartoonish. It's like I'm here to save the day
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  It's like yeah, but have you considered saving yourself first because you're a sloppy mess
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  And I don't and frankly I don't I don't think we need your help here like we're good
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  So, um, yeah, they won't help their kids with student loans, right?
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  But they have uh, they've got infamy money for every tom dick and javier who's streaming across the southern border, right? So
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  I don't know. I think suicidal empathy
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  Um as a nation
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  Is what we're experiencing, but it feels like it's being done by design, right?
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  It feels like it's being done by design. Oh, is it being done by design?
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  Maybe read the new book
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  Magical thinking is going to get us all killed, but hey who needs facts when you got feelings
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