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Def Noodles Is Now A Wannabe Charlie Kirk · Rachel Oates

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  The cancelled YouTuber to right Wing grifter Pipeline is getting
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  completely out of control and today I want to talk about it
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  and give you another new example.
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  Well, newish kind of. I'm going to talk about deaf
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  noodles and that is someone that I didn't expect to be talking
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  about on this channel with like dedicating a whole video to
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  them. It's absolutely insane If you're
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  new here. Hi, my name is Rachel and I make
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  videos about a little bit of everything.
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  We do some book reviews, we do some poetry analysis.
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  We do some social commentary. I talk a lot about feminism, in
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  particular intersectional feminism, and also a lot of like
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  LGBTQ plus rights. And yeah, just kind of anything
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  that interests me at the time and that I think is important to
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  talk about. And I might be able to add
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  something new to the conversation on if you are new
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  here. Hi, It's absolutely lovely to
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  have you. And I would love if you want to
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  stick around and subscribe to my channel.
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  Otherwise, if you've been here a while, thank you so much for me
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  back and I would love to hear your thoughts on this down in
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  the comments section. And if you do like this video,
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  please feel free to share around on social media because that
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  really, really helps me. So back in 2021, I, like many
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  other people, used to watch deaf noodles, this YouTube channel,
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  right? He had this whole like show
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  segment type thing that he called irrelevant news.
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  It was a pretty quick, mindless way to keep up with what was
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  happening on YouTube, especially when he was talking about
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  creators that I probably wouldn't have really known about
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  otherwise. I'm not exactly cool or like,
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  down with the kids. And so, yeah, there's like a lot
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  of big Youtubers. I'm just like, not aware of who
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  they are or anything happening. And so watching like kind of his
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  channel and like drama channels like, that was a good way for me
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  to just kind of like try and at least keep a little bit in the
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  loop. And I also felt like he didn't
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  really share a lot of his personal opinions other than
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  making a few stupid jokes here and there.
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  So I guess I never really thought about him, Dennis, the
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  creator of that Channel, as a person, if that makes sense.
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  He was just like a stupid guy making stupid jokes, talking
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  about mindless drama. You know, there were a few
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  things that I wasn't a fan of. I wasn't a fan of his
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  thumbnails, which were of the make a person look as stupid as
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  possible to get a lot of clicks. Variety.
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  I don't really like one channels do that.
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  It bothers me a bit and it's one of the things that I never want
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  to do on my own channel, which, yeah, I admit, probably means I
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  don't get as many clicks and views as some channels, but I'm
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  OK with that. I quite like my little mid size
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  platform I've got going. There were a lot of pros and
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  cons to his content that are definitely worth mentioning.
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  So on one hand he was very quick to make videos on and report on
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  drama and things going on. And so you knew you were always
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  getting up to date content and very often he was one of the
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  first people to report on things.
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  You know, he would get the news out there essentially.
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  The problem with this is because he was so quick and he is not
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  like a trained journalist or anything like that, and he was
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  just kind of making content as quickly as possible and churning
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  out as much as possible in a short time as possible.
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  He wasn't actually doing any fact checking.
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  And often he would report on things that were later proven to
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  be completely false. With some of the stuff he
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  covered, this wasn't really so much of an issue because you
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  know, some of it was like, well, influenza X said this about
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  influenza Y and it didn't really have big consequences.
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  But then he started to touch on more serious topics, including
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  topics centred around actual crimes like rape or child sexual
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  assault. And there were allegations being
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  made made there against certain people that he'd against certain
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  people that he did not Fact Check, which later proved to be
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  false. And you can obviously see why
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  there's a lot of problems in regards to that.
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  And also the fact that like kind of such a silly, non serious
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  drama creator was talking about these quite serious, heavy
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  topics, but not really giving them the, I guess the respect or
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  treating them with the seriousness they needed.
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  That was also a bit of a problem.
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  There's also the fact that I do think there were some slightly
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  quite misogynistic undertones to a lot of the like jokes that he
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  made. But I guess at the time, like I
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  didn't really notice that because like 90% of male
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  commentary and drama channels are misogynistic.
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  Like I'm, I'm just going to say it.
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  They are, they can deny all they want, but they are just like a
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  people like Keemstar and Nick Diorio who like they don't
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  hesitate to call me a bitch anytime they want, you know,
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  it's like, OK, great, thanks. And not that they probably
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  remember who I am now, the gab behind that things calm down.
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  But yeah, like, I do think there's like a hell of a lot of
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  misogyny in those male drama creator spaces.
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  So when you had someone like Deaf Noodles who wasn't really
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  doing it as overtly as them, but was doing it a little bit more
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  subtly, you kind of almost didn't notice until you look
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  back and you're like, oh, wait, it was there, wasn't it?
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  I'm just going to say today's video is a little bit different
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  from a lot of my contacts. I'm not going quite as in depth
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  with things and explaining things in as much details I
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  normally do in my videos because this is more of just like an
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  there's like a general point I want to make to this and kind of
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  post some ideas and questions. So instead of explaining every
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  clip I'm going to show you, I'm just going to kind of let them
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  speak for yourself and use them to kind of back up my points
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  rather than over explaining. There's a little bit of love for
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  everyone out there, you just got to get on the right TV show to
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  help you find it. 90 Day Fiance is an American television show
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  that follows an American and there's soon to be foreign
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  spouse on their 90 day journey to getting married before their
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  K1 visa application expires. And it irritates my scalp, so I
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  found out that mayonnaise makes it smoother and less dry.
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  Mayonnaise truly has many uses outside of being on a sandwich,
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  like cleaning crayon stains on a wall or cleaning the keys on a
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  piano, or even being an actual musical instrument.
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  Mayonnaise is not an instrument. Never say never.
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  With Big Ed, he's willing to go the extra mile.
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  We're not making any videos to hurt you.
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  We're making videos to talk about our story, our struggle.
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  I feel so bad for Tricia Paytos. She just wanted to figure out a
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  new and innovative way to talk about herself even more.
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  It was because of you that we were able to like, talk about
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  our mental illness. People say it's just a reality.
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  You ever meet those weird people who talk about themselves in the
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  third person? Like Dennis likes to talk about
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  Dennis because he's Dennis and that's what Dennis's do.
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  Sounds kind of pompous and conceited right now.
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  Can you imagine speaking about yourself in a third person
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  plural so you can fake a disorder?
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  Sounds like a cloud chaser. The Lily show hasn't been doing
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  that well. As a brown person, I apologise
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  on Lily's behalf. It sounds like the audience is
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  being held hostage and whoever laughs the loudest gets minor
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  privileges for the day. As a brown woman, I'm not
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  looking for a brown woman talk show host.
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  I'm looking for someone that makes me.
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  When are people going to understand that Lily Singh is
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  here to change comedy from a shallow art form that's meant to
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  make you laugh into something profound and highbrow that's
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  meant to make you fall asleep? That was the funniest thing I've
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  ever seen Lily Singh do ever. I think she should seriously
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  retire because I don't think she could top that.
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  I like driving but also maybe not everyone should be allowed
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  to. That's a great point by Lily.
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  And he goes hand in hand with her message of equal rights
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  because only the people she likes should be able to do the
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  stuff that everybody else gets to do, just like in a
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  dictatorship. In other news, James Carl's
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  junior, what's going on with him?
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  I don't think you can no tap your way out of this, James.
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  I'm not trying to get out of anything.
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  No matter what happened, it was unacceptable, embarrassing, and
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  I should have taken the extra steps to research the person I
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  was talking to. There is no excuse.
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  Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
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  This is on me. Yes.
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  See, folks, James Carl's junior is taking full accountability by
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  literally admitting for the second time that he literally
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  committed a crime for a second time.
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  I like. James and James said trying to
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  TM you but it won't work. Check IG lol now.
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  Folks, before everybody starts rushing to conclusions, I'm
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  pretty sure that James Carl's junior just wanted to ask the 16
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  year old basketball player what shoe size he had because he
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  wanted to send him a pair of his James Charles sneakers.
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  Obviously all the comments started going off.
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  The Internet is so sick folks. So people just start jumping to
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  conclusions without any evidence.
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  What's wrong with a 16 year old getting at the end from a 21
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  year old who allegedly loves to send out messages that are kind
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  of inappropriate to a few minors?
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  Allegedly. So even bearing all this in
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  mind, I was still shocked to witness his downfall in I don't
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  know when. It was like maybe 2022 ish.
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  It started something like that mid 2023 and it was partly to do
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  with people being concerned about his content, partly to do
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  with some drama with Keemstar or something, Who knows.
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  Keemstar's a piece of rubbish, he's not worth anyone's time or
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  interest at all and I hate him. He's a misogynistic creep.
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  It was also partly to do with the fact that Dennis started to
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  kind of change his content and was almost like a little bit
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  dismissive of his past content, but then his new content was
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  wasn't any good. It was really, really awkward to
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  watch it. Oh, it was very cringy.
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  He tried to open up a comedy club in LA and he would live
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  stream these roast battles that are some of the worst things
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  anyone on the Internet has ever seen in terms of just pure
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  cringe and lack of entertainment value.
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  Oh, there was something else. I actually remember watching
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  most of it unfold through the Do We Know Them podcast.
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  So I had some clips of the coverage from that time to share
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  with you as well. He would wear these cat ear.
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  Were they like cat ear headphones?
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  Yeah. So first of all, that to me
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  alone, like isn't very strange. But he describes this show in
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  this like aesthetic and vibe and the whole, like, premise is that
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  it's a parody and that he's playing a character and that
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  he's a cat in a Minecraft house. Now again, I'm I don't watch
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  Twitch, I don't game, I don't play Minecraft, but just having
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  a Minecraft background and some cat headphones doesn't really
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  feel like much of A character to me.
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  And honestly, I never really knew that it was supposed to be
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  a character until one day he very matter of factly announced
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  that he was shifting his content and that he was no longer going
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  to be the Deaf Noodles character and that he was going to be
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  Dennis. So then he started doing the
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  news and it was honestly, in my opinion, pretty much the same
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  exact thing, except maybe he sounded a little more tired
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  sometimes. I've seen a few people
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  commenting that they think I'm overdoing the curse wars.
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  Well, here's a folks, I killed off that fucking character and
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  this is how I fucking talk. I use the word fuck as an
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  adjective, an adverb and a verb. So you better get fucking used
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  to it because we're going to fucking say fuck every other
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  fucking word. Can't do it.
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  I just don't have it in me to keep doing the character
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  anymore. I'm sorry.
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  I mean, we're still going to talk about stuff like that.
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  There's still going to be some of that stuff for this video.
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  It's just, you know, it's going to be a little different.
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  Has been is that his entire fandom?
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  Like all the people he got from H3 when he hosted with Ethan and
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  just everybody that he's gathered to this point has like
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  kind of turned on him and been like dude no like fuck.
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  OK. Well when he was getting called
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  out for like by the commentary Bros on his way of reporting,
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  which like rare W for them but like whatever.
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  When he was getting called out by them, he started making a
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  change on his Twitter to when he would address serious topics.
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  He would literally put in the tweet like serious coverage or
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  whatever. He would put this whole thing
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  wasn't a parody. There was serious elements and
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  he covered literal crime. And you come to find out that he
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  hired 2 people, one girl is Tiana.
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  And then the guy's name is Israel, who is his editor.
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  And also both of them act in his skits, which has been, I'm not,
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  I literally bless your souls. I'm sure like, you know, working
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  for deaf is like, I'm not trying to come for anybody's job or
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  anything, but when they get involved in the skits, it's
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  really uncomfortable to watch. I demand a recount.
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  Dennis, this is an election. Yeah, well, I demand a rewrite,
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  OK? Anyway, in other news, it's the
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  only way to show the world that we don't give a family fuck.
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  Dude, just stop being so self-righteous.
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  Yeah, but that's what I do. Nobody cares, you cringe.
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  Well, at least I didn't take blood money from Qatar.
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  As we all know, integrity is Austin's middle name.
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  I don't think that's his actual middle name, dumbass.
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  OK, wow, you and me. You and me.
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  I'm like the meanest guy on the Internet right now.
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  People hate me. We're roasting.
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  OK? I already fucking you wearing
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  that dare shirt because you're like, I dare you to run away
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  from me. So I stopped watching after his
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  joke. There'll be new territory for me
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  soon. Carrot Top called.
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  He wants his look back. And that's when I stopped.
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  So now this is all new. Cat got your tongue?
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  No, you just got your tongue. No, you look like you woke up in
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  a. Dumpster bitch.
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  What else? Fuck you a bitch.
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  Yeah, I'm waiting for something rolling around with.
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  That have you? Done.
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  Tony Lopez. Why are you up here?
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  I'm looking at your teeth because that gives kids.
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  It reminds me, you ever see that movie Ed with a horse with a big
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  teeth? I don't.
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  Have that big a teeth. I mean, you're just like fishing
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  for something now. You really emo Shaggy?
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  Emo Shaggy, you're like my cousin.
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  If you are a girl, thank you. I bet you cried when you got
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  those tattoos. I did.
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  I did. He then start to do unhinged
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  live streams where he would just like run to his viewers and get
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  into arguments with everyone he would like as I get really,
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  really angry with his viewers and audience when they did
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  criticise him for anything. He then went away for a while
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  and then he came back and he was trying to do his irrelevant news
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  segment again. But he had this like AI
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  voiceover of like a woman's voice and everyone was like,
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  what is this? It was this character that was
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  called Pearl, and she was like, hi, I'm Pearl.
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  Mirror, mirror, mirror, mirror. It was very clearly AI and then
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  after a few weeks of that and it obviously not getting any views,
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  he decided to do a face reveal and was like, ah, it was me the
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  whole time. But even his face reveal was AI.
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  It wasn't actually him recording or speaking or anything like
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  that because the video and the words didn't sync up.
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  There was lots of awkwardness. There's this like this weird
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  swaying and like none of it. It was very, very bizarre.
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  So he made like an AI video version of himself and a
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  voiceover version of himself and he was just creating these AI
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  videos. It was it was very, very odd.
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  And then he reappeared on Reddit on his subreddit and I remember
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  people questioning like, is this real?
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  Is this not? He basically went on and we
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  definitely didn't cover this because it was like heavy and
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  weird. And he essentially said like
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  basically tell me why I should stay alive is what he was asking
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  his Reddit. He was like, he said he's like,
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  I fucked up. I don't know why I did this.
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  That's why when he reappeared, I wasn't so surprised because I
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  was like, OK, well, he clearly regretted it.
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  He posted on Reddit a million times about like, what did I do?
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  Why did I just destroy everything?
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  I destroy like fucking everything in my life and now I
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  don't know what to do. I don't have money, I don't have
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  anything. He wiped his entire channel so
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  everything was gone. But now we get to meet Pearl
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  because he recently came back. We'll check the exact date.
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  Let me see. September 3rd, 2024 is when he
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  came and introduced Pearl. Hey y'all, I'm Pearl and welcome
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  to irrelevant news. If you're anything like me,
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  you've got a front row seat to all the YouTube craziness, the
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  drama, the feuds, the wild back and forths that keep everyone.
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  Talking. It's Pearl.
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  So a lot of you have been curious about my identity and I
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  just want to say thank you for all the love and support along
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  the way. I've been keeping things under
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  wraps for a while now, but I'm finally ready to reveal who I
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  am. I'm so excited for this next
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  chapter and I couldn't have gotten here without y'all.
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  Anyway, without further ado, here we go 32.
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  No, no, no. I.
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  Did it again. I guess I'm back.
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  The other guy, yeah, he tried to kill me off but forgot I'm a cat
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  with 9 lives. Anyway, he got what he deserved.
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  Anyway, after that he went away again for a while and now he's
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  back doing this like right wing grifting, right?
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  It's like he he's gone full, like he's trying to mimic
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  Charlie Kirk. And it's like creepy as hell.
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  Like he started dressing like Charlie Kirk.
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  He's got his hair like Charlie Kirk.
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  He's trying to speak like it it. Oh, it's very creepy.
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  Hi folks, it's been a while. This channel's been through a
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  lot and so have I. I wasn't really sure if I'd ever
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  post on here again, but lately I've been thinking maybe there's
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  still something worth singing. It's been three years, I've
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  moved on, I've grown, and for the first time in a long time, I
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  feel like myself again. Back then, I was coming out of a
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  two year isolation during the pandemic, still trying to figure
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  out who I was and where I stood. And part of that journey
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  happened in public. Part of that journey happened in
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  private. It took time to understand where
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  the line was for me, what I wanted to say, and most
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  importantly, why. Long story short, I'm
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  reactivating this channel, but not as an experiment and
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  definitely not with AI. I've got a very specific ideas.
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  I think we're in a cultural moment that really needs a
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  different kind of voice right now.
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  Something more grounded, more common sense.
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  See, most commentary online still leans heavily left or
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  centre left. And while I started there too,
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  over time I've made choices, sometimes some very unpopular
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  ones, that pulled me in a very different direction toward
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  values I held long before this channel even existed.
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  Values I once put aside in favour of public approval
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  instead of actually standing by them.
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  So here's what to expect. I'll post when I actually have
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  something to say, maybe once a week, maybe more, maybe less,
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  who knows? But when I do, it'll be real,
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  it'll be focused, and it'll it'll be rooted in common sense,
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  not in the drama or mudslinging I once took part in.
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  I'm not here to be the entertainment anymore.
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  I'm here to comment on it because frankly, that's what I
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  do best. Thankfully, his right wing
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  content hasn't got too much attention so far.
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  His videos never get more than about 2000 views, if that.
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  They mostly stay in the hundreds, however.
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  However, he is recently trying to get more attention by lashing
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  out other creators who are bigger than them, people like
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  Angelina Scove and Adam McIntyre.
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  He went after moist critical. He went after what's his name?
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  Ryan. Ryan something I sorry, forgive
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  me, I'm kind of talk off the top of my head here.
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  So he's been trying to do a lot of that to get attention and
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  it's ridiculous. But just because he's not
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  getting much attention yet, I still think this is something
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  worth talking about because it's part of a bigger problem
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  overall. Deaf Noodles or Dennis is
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  American. He lives, to the best of my
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  knowledge, in America. And that is a country at the
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  minute where innocent people are currently being murdered in the
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  streets by men working on behalf of the government.
• 18:54
  Families are being ripped apart, people are being kidnapped and
• 18:57
  taken away from their homes, their families.
• 18:59
  It's just absolute hell. It's disgusting to see more and
• 19:03
  more people are living in poverty.
• 19:05
  Women have been denied healthcare, trans people are
• 19:07
  being denied basic human rights, and so much more awful stuff is
• 19:11
  happening in that country right now.
• 19:12
  So when you have a person like Dennis who used to have so much
• 19:16
  influence and still has a big channel with like a large number
• 19:20
  of subscribers, even if people aren't watching him again yet,
• 19:23
  he's trying to get more and more attention from this.
• 19:25
  When someone who was as big as him and as influential as him
• 19:29
  and who has the potential to be big and influential again is
• 19:31
  literally advocating for these things.
• 19:34
  He is literally advocating for the murders of innocent people
• 19:37
  because he is supporting what ICE is doing.
• 19:39
  That is a problem. For him to sit there and change
• 19:42
  his channel name to mask off with deaf noodles and start
• 19:45
  complaining about the left and feminism and going on homophobic
• 19:48
  rants and transphobic rants and talking about why he believes
• 19:54
  the information we have about the literal genocide in Gaza is
• 19:57
  fake. And when he's like I say, saying
• 20:00
  that what ICE did, murdering innocent people in the streets
• 20:03
  is completely justified and right, and he's OK with that,
• 20:06
  That is incredibly dangerous. Here's just one example of one
• 20:10
  of his homophobic rants against Adam.
• 20:12
  Something that actually matters. I raised a serious issue, one
• 20:15
  that is under reported, avoided and aggressively insulated from
• 20:18
  scrutiny by the mainstream media and many creators on the
• 20:21
  Internet. Specifically, I challenged the
• 20:23
  refusal within the gay community to confront the issue of
• 20:26
  protecting predators. Some even criticised me for
• 20:29
  raising the issue at all, which only confirms that it is exactly
• 20:32
  the kind of issue that needs to be addressed.
• 20:34
  Heterosexual men report childhood sexual abuse at around
• 20:37
  5 to 10% percent, while gay and bisexual men report rates
• 20:41
  commonly ranging between 20 to 40%, with some studies reaching
• 20:46
  as high as approximately 46% in specific clinical or community
• 20:51
  samples. And that raises a question that
• 20:54
  is almost never allowed to be asked.
• 20:57
  Who is abusing these boys and why is this pattern treated as
• 21:01
  untouchable? According to research cited by
• 21:04
  Psychiatry Online, a study of 377 non incarcerated paedophiles
• 21:11
  found that offenders classified as homosexual paedophiles,
• 21:15
  meaning they preferred male children.
• 21:18
  Young boys reported abusing an average of 150 children each,
• 21:23
  compared to an average of 20 victims Among heterosexual
• 21:26
  paedophiles. That means that homosexual men,
• 21:28
  who are only 2 to 4% of the general population, victimise
• 21:32
  young children 7 times more often than heterosexual men.
• 21:36
  It's also fair to assume that within offender populations,
• 21:39
  homosexual men who target boys often have significantly higher
• 21:43
  victim counts. I just want to jump in for a
• 21:45
  moment, and I'm not going to talk to clip by clip like I
• 21:48
  normally do, but I want to clarify for a moment that
• 21:50
  Dennis's interpretation of this data is completely wrong.
• 21:53
  And I'm just going to read my script for this, if that's OK,
• 21:55
  just to make sure I'm as accurate as possible as I can be
• 21:58
  here. It's not that homosexual men are
• 22:01
  more likely to assault children than heterosexual men.
• 22:04
  It's that homosexual child predators are more likely to
• 22:07
  have a higher number of victims and heterosexual child
• 22:10
  predators, and one of the reasons for that is because they
• 22:12
  have easier access to their victims.
• 22:14
  It's not because there are more homosexual child predators, it's
• 22:18
  that they have easier access to their victims, so they're more
• 22:22
  likely to have a higher number of victims.
• 22:24
  This is not about gay or straight men as a whole, this is
• 22:27
  about child predators specifically.
• 22:29
  This does not mean if you're gay, you're more likely to be a
• 22:32
  child predator. This means if you're a gay child
• 22:35
  predator rather than a straight child predator, you have easier
• 22:38
  access to victims and so are more likely to offend.
• 22:41
  And when I talk about easier access to victims, what I mean
• 22:43
  is things like that. So like, how many parents do you
• 22:46
  know who would be fine with, for example, an adult man taking a
• 22:50
  group of young girls away on an overnight trip alone, for
• 22:53
  example, Because I don't know many of them.
• 22:55
  Even with CRB cheques and stuff, you're a bit like, no, let's not
• 22:59
  let this lone man take a bunch of, I don't know, 11 year old
• 23:03
  girls away overnight on a sports trip or something like that.
• 23:07
  It just, it doesn't happen, right?
• 23:09
  You usually have adults of the same gender as the children with
• 23:13
  them, right? It's just just kind of a fact.
• 23:15
  It's completely normal to see, I don't know, a sports coach
• 23:19
  taking an all boys football team away overnight or something like
• 23:22
  that, because that's that's considered more acceptable than
• 23:26
  a male sports sports coach taking a team of girls away
• 23:29
  overnight, isn't it? And that that's just one
• 23:31
  example. I'm not, again, I'm not saying
• 23:32
  sports coaches are all predators.
• 23:34
  I'm just saying there's more circumstances where there are
• 23:37
  opportunities for adults to be alone with kids of the same
• 23:40
  genderism. So it's not that gay people are
• 23:42
  more likely to be predators, it's that when you have people
• 23:46
  who are child predators, it's easier for the ones who are into
• 23:50
  kids of the same gender as them to have access to their
• 23:52
  potential victims. That's what it it's it's
• 23:55
  literally about there's simply be more opportunities.
• 23:58
  It's not that they're more likely to be predators, it's
• 24:01
  that they're afforded more opportunities by society
• 24:03
  because, you know, you don't know someone's a child predator
• 24:06
  by looking at them. You don't know someone's
• 24:08
  sexuality by looking at them. So we just think, oh, you know,
• 24:11
  if they have ACRB check, if they seem like they're responsible,
• 24:13
  like, yeah, we'll allow them around kids, but you never
• 24:15
  really know. So it's just a matter of fact
• 24:18
  that sadly, these people have more opportunities and they they
• 24:22
  take advantage of them. Once again, it's a problem with
• 24:24
  child predators, not specifically people being gay or
• 24:27
  straight. And it's not just that as well.
• 24:30
  Dennis goes on to talk about how a lot of child predators who
• 24:32
  happen to be gay men have this high number of like young boys
• 24:35
  that they abuse and stuff like that.
• 24:36
  And again, there's a reason why so many young boys, especially
• 24:39
  when they're abused by other men or boys, don't speak up about
• 24:43
  it. And a big part of that has to do
• 24:44
  with how we socialise young boys.
• 24:47
  They aren't socialised to speak up when they're uncomfortable or
• 24:49
  hurt and they're more likely to feel ashamed or blamed by the
• 24:52
  people around them for the abuse they face, especially if it's
• 24:55
  done by another boy or man. So their predators are more
• 24:58
  likely to get away with it and therefore have more victims.
• 25:02
  There are absolutely issues here, but they are not to do
• 25:05
  with what Dennis tries to conclude, which is gay people
• 25:08
  more dangerous around children. It's not that, it's simply that
• 25:11
  child predators are a danger to children and we need to make
• 25:14
  sure there are safety measures in place to help kids and that
• 25:17
  at the minute maybe they're not the best they could be because
• 25:20
  they are allowing certain people more access to victims.
• 25:24
  Now, I'm not saying this means we stop gay men being around
• 25:27
  children as Dennis would like, because that's not the point.
• 25:30
  That's not the issue. And maybe it means things like
• 25:33
  never allowing adults to be alone with kids and always
• 25:36
  having two chaperones or three chaperones or so on and things
• 25:38
  like that. You know, there, there are ways
• 25:40
  we can kind of prevent child predators having access to
• 25:43
  children without making stereotypes and assumptions and
• 25:47
  causing more harm to everyone involved.
• 25:50
  Do you know what I mean? We don't help kids by blaming
• 25:53
  and persecuting gay people as a whole.
• 25:55
  That just, that's nonsense, absolute nonsense.
• 25:59
  The average gay person does nothing to harm kids.
• 26:02
  The average gay person is not a child predator.
• 26:04
  And so we shouldn't, we shouldn't blame all gay people
• 26:07
  for the actions of a few. Just like there are a lot of
• 26:10
  straight child predators out there as well.
• 26:12
  And we don't go blaming all straight people because of, you
• 26:15
  know, the child predators who are straight, do we it?
• 26:19
  I'm talking nonsense here. My script was supposed to help
• 26:21
  me and it hasn't. I just ended up rambling.
• 26:23
  My point is that this is not a queer person problem.
• 26:27
  This is a child predator problem.
• 26:29
  So like I say to get back to like my overall message here,
• 26:32
  this is not just about some cancelled or failing creator
• 26:35
  crashing out online anymore and having a bit of a breakdown.
• 26:38
  This is about someone who used to have influence and wants to
• 26:40
  have influence again, who is now using that influence on his very
• 26:43
  large platform to spread a really, really dangerous message
• 26:47
  or messages. And Dennis is just one part of a
• 26:49
  bigger problem whereby struggling people in America are
• 26:52
  falling into believing the lies peddled by the right wing
• 26:54
  government and and right wing influencers like the Charlie
• 26:58
  Kirk's of the world, like the Nick Fuentes and so on.
• 27:01
  And then in turn, they are peddling these lies themselves.
• 27:04
  They're blaming all of their problems and other people's
• 27:06
  problems are people more vulnerable than them.
• 27:09
  And in turn, this is part of a larger problem which ends up
• 27:12
  with innocent people losing their lives.
• 27:15
  And that's not an exaggeration because we've seen two in the
• 27:17
  last couple of weeks, weeks at least.
• 27:20
  They're just the ones happening publicly.
• 27:21
  God knows how many people are being hurt behind the scenes.
• 27:24
  Of course. So, and this is part of the
• 27:25
  problem, Dennis doesn't give a damn about these people.
• 27:28
  He cares when someone that he agrees with gets hurt, but not
• 27:31
  when it's someone he disagrees with.
• 27:33
  Then he finds a way to justify literal murder, literal
• 27:36
  execution in the street. Listen to the difference in
• 27:39
  these next clips coming up in how he talks about the murder of
• 27:42
  Charlie Kirk versus the murder of Renee Good.
• 27:44
  Hi, folks. Now, it's been a few days since
• 27:47
  Charlie Kirk was murdered at Utah Valley College, and I think
• 27:50
  it goes without saying that this was a political act of violence,
• 27:54
  an assassination. The evidence pointing more and
• 27:56
  more to the assassin being somebody on the left, even
• 27:59
  though there is a lot of misinformation out there
• 28:02
  currently muddying the waters. But what I also wish is that the
• 28:05
  immediate reaction from the online left hadn't happened,
• 28:08
  because almost instantly I saw videos on TikTok, on X threads
• 28:13
  and Instagram filled with comments that were just
• 28:15
  absolutely vile, disgusting and dehumanising, posted by people
• 28:19
  who clearly have something profoundly wrong with them.
• 28:23
  That's what made it so hard to read what people were saying
• 28:25
  about Charlie and his family. Because, folks, this is a
• 28:28
  father, a son, a friend who was publicly executed in front of
• 28:32
  3000 people for the crime of having a difference of opinion.
• 28:37
  I think any reasonable person, regardless of political
• 28:40
  affiliation, can agree that the types of reactions we saw to
• 28:43
  Charlie's assassination were absolutely unacceptable.
• 28:47
  Valuing human life should be a universal principle.
• 28:50
  Because if we're at a point where we're willing to
• 28:53
  dehumanise someone and strip them of their worth purely
• 28:56
  because we don't agree with our politics, then we're on a very
• 29:00
  dark path, folks. And I don't see any exit from it
• 29:03
  except more unthinkable violence.
• 29:06
  It's been nearly a week since Renee Good tried to run over an
• 29:09
  ICE agent with a vehicle and ended up getting shot, sadly
• 29:12
  choosing activism over raising her children.
• 29:15
  Now, ever since then, it seems as though the typical process of
• 29:18
  liberals completely losing their minds is taking place.
• 29:21
  It's familiar cycle. It happened after George Floyd,
• 29:24
  Juicy Smollett, Covington Catholic, and every single
• 29:27
  instance of Democrat retardation we've witnessed over the last
• 29:31
  decade, even as ravenous extremist left wing Karen
• 29:33
  agitators lose their minds over federal law enforcement doing
• 29:37
  their jobs. Which is a good reminder that
• 29:39
  liberals will always abandoned reason and side with
• 29:43
  performative politics over Americans.
• 29:46
  Case in point. Now all of me said commentators
• 29:48
  on the left like Joy Reid, are bending over backwards trying to
• 29:52
  craft a narrative that actually paints Renee Good as some sort
• 29:55
  of victim who just happened to be there by mistake.
• 29:59
  She's a mother of three who abandoned her children to go do
• 30:02
  the patriotic thing and try to run over an ICE agent to save
• 30:06
  somebody who's here illegally from the legal immigration
• 30:09
  process. Man, it's just working.
• 30:12
  Let's check it out. Democrats are out there
• 30:14
  defending seeing a woman who was clearly an instigator and chose
• 30:18
  to go interfere with federal law enforcement instead of raising
• 30:22
  her children. I'm sorry, but where's your
• 30:25
  criticism of Charlie Kirk choosing activism over raising
• 30:28
  his children? Because you could argue Charlie
• 30:30
  Kirk did that far more than Renee Good did.
• 30:33
  But you don't say that he served to die for it, do you?
• 30:35
  No, because you're a massive hypocrite.
• 30:39
  The difference in how he speaks about these victims of violent
• 30:42
  crime is absolutely repulsive. Charlie Kirk was murdered
• 30:47
  violently. He was executed in public, and
• 30:50
  that's a terrible thing. Renee Good was murdered
• 30:53
  violently. She was executed in public and
• 30:55
  that is a terrible thing. We can't start justifying the
• 30:59
  murders of this person but not the murders of this person.
• 31:02
  I don't care what you think a person has done or not done or
• 31:04
  whatever, or if you think they've committed a crime or
• 31:06
  not. I don't think you can justify
• 31:08
  the execution of a person. And maybe this is my Englishness
• 31:11
  speaking, or maybe it's just because I'm a decent person with
• 31:14
  compassion for humans. But possibly with the exception
• 31:18
  of like a child victim getting revenge on like an adult who
• 31:22
  raped and assaulted them. And I don't think you can ever
• 31:25
  justify murdering a person because they've committed a
• 31:28
  crime. And The thing is, while the
• 31:30
  focus of this video is on deaf noodles, he's absolutely not the
• 31:33
  only one doing this. There's plenty of other
• 31:34
  cancelled and controversial influences, youtubers, creators
• 31:38
  who are now doing this as well. I never actually wanted to speak
• 31:41
  about her publicly again after the whole like disgusting
• 31:44
  hateful things she said about me online, calling me an ugly bitch
• 31:47
  and so on and getting her followers to send my dog death
• 31:50
  threats. But I actually think like it's
• 31:54
  getting so serious now that I can't just stay silent.
• 31:57
  And I think I just need to call out Gabby Hammer for what she's
• 32:00
  been doing recently and in the last couple of years because she
• 32:03
  is also doing this like right wing, pro Christian nationalism
• 32:08
  content. And it's disgusting.
• 32:10
  She's she's not quite as overt as deaf noodles.
• 32:12
  She's not quite going down the whole like Christian nationalism
• 32:15
  thing yet, but she's very like pro Christianity, pro purity
• 32:19
  culture and so on. So after her like cancellation,
• 32:22
  if you want to call it that a few years ago and like when she
• 32:25
  started going on those rants like calling me like, you know,
• 32:27
  stupid and ugly and blah blah blah and all that nonsense.
• 32:31
  She then had a full mental breakdown.
• 32:33
  Anyway, after all that she came back and she's posting like
• 32:34
  transphobic rants to TikTok and now she's come back again with
• 32:38
  like her fundy re found Christian beliefs and stuff like
• 32:42
  that and she's pushing them constantly on her royens.
• 32:44
  She's promoting purity culture and she is shaming other women
• 32:49
  repeatedly for what they were, for not being modest enough,
• 32:53
  blah, blah, blah. And I saw an Instagram video of
• 32:55
  hers that it was posted online. And I don't know when she
• 32:59
  posted, but like within the last couple of days.
• 33:01
  But she said she wasn't going to speak out about ICE agents
• 33:04
  literally again, executing innocent American citizens in
• 33:08
  the street. I'll keep saying it.
• 33:09
  That's what they're doing. You can't get around it.
• 33:12
  And she said she wasn't going to speak out about that because
• 33:14
  what can she do? OK, you'll have to excuse me.
• 33:17
  I can't find the original Instagram video anymore.
• 33:19
  It was like a story that I saw reposted somewhere.
• 33:21
  And now I don't know where it was.
• 33:24
  I've been looking all over and useless.
• 33:27
  But I found a tick tock of hers where she, like, addresses the
• 33:30
  backlash to that story and she tries to get an explanation.
• 33:33
  And she's like, she just doubles down.
• 33:35
  I'm like, we're looking at you, looking at you.
• 33:37
  Sorry. She really annoys me, really
• 33:39
  annoys me. So yeah, this is the clip that
• 33:41
  I'm back to you is not the video that I'm I'm referring to in
• 33:44
  this video, but it's a response to the backlash to that video.
• 33:48
  It's it's the best I can do right now.
• 33:50
  I'm sorry. But to be honest, though, this
• 33:52
  TikTok video is extra disgusting because she captioned it.
• 33:55
  Ice, Ice Baby. And in the comments she replied
• 34:00
  to people saying that the reason Ice is out there murdering
• 34:03
  innocent people on the street is because God is allowing it to
• 34:08
  happen because we, by rebelling against Him and not obeying him,
• 34:11
  have made the choice to not be in a covenant with Him.
• 34:14
  So basically because some people like myself are atheists or
• 34:19
  other people follow different religions, we are the reason
• 34:22
  that apparently it's OK that ICE are murdering people because God
• 34:27
  is letting it happen because because we deserve it.
• 34:30
  Apparently it's all good. We, we deserve to have innocent
• 34:33
  people murdered in the streets. Disgusting.
• 34:36
  I'm sorry. It's absolutely repulsive.
• 34:39
  I honestly think she should be ashamed of herself.
• 34:41
  I really do. So I got a message on Instagram
• 34:44
  that was like, why haven't you said anything about ICE?
• 34:48
  My response was, what can I possibly say?
• 34:54
  It feels like we have just reached this point of total
• 35:00
  depravity and there's nothing that I can do or say to make it
• 35:07
  stop. So I just have to.
• 35:10
  I have to stay off social media. What do we do?
• 35:14
  I just genuinely don't know and that's why I just like don't
• 35:18
  talk about it 'cause I'm just like, what do we do?
• 35:21
  I have no solution because God is in control of everything and
• 35:26
  we are suffering the consequences of our own actions
• 35:29
  as a people. We have just completely given
• 35:33
  ourselves over to Satan. We have given ourselves over to
• 35:37
  the evil and temptation of this world.
• 35:39
  So when we all on a molecular like group consciousness level
• 35:44
  decide greed, vanity, pride, selfishness, violence, hate,
• 35:50
  gossip, literally all of these things that only lead to harm
• 35:54
  when we as a collective continue to act and move in that way, God
• 36:01
  takes note. It is biblical.
• 36:03
  It is biblical. She says she's done enough over
• 36:06
  the years to speak out because four years ago, while she was in
• 36:09
  the middle of her mental breakdown, she went on one
• 36:12
  TikTok run about how like she was just staring at herself in
• 36:15
  the mirror, no details given, going there's babies dying in
• 36:18
  the street, there's babies dying in the street and that that's
• 36:21
  it. She says that's her doing enough
• 36:23
  and now she's made merch with those words on and she says
• 36:27
  that's enough. She doesn't need to speak out
• 36:29
  about the execution of innocent people because she once made a
• 36:33
  TikTok saying there's babies dying in the street.
• 36:35
  Meanwhile, she is more than happy to repeatedly spam
• 36:38
  misogynistic Bible quotes on her TikTok videos and shame women
• 36:43
  for having nipple piercings, or for wearing a different bra to
• 36:47
  what she does, or for showing too much skin or wearing
• 36:51
  leggings in the wrong place. Like all this nonsense.
• 36:53
  She's more than happy to do that.
• 36:54
  But she's not OK saying, you know what?
• 36:57
  I'm not OK with my government kidnapping and murdering people,
• 37:01
  apparently. What can she do?
• 37:03
  She only has what, 2 million people following her on
• 37:07
  Instagram? What could she do, right?
• 37:09
  She goes on one rant and I get 10s of thousands of death
• 37:12
  threats and so does my dog. But what can she do?
• 37:14
  She's not that influential. No, you've got a platform.
• 37:18
  Speak up about it. Unless you support the execution
• 37:20
  of people Like sorry, sorry. I have a real, real problem with
• 37:24
  Gabby Hunger. If you can't tell my, my hurt
• 37:29
  and my anger towards her has never gone away.
• 37:31
  Not just her either, though. Paul and Morgan repeatedly over
• 37:34
  the last couple of days, mostly Paul to be honest, has been
• 37:36
  posting all this pro ice stuff on his Instagram account going
• 37:40
  on about what a good job they're doing, how it's justified that
• 37:43
  they're murdering people, blah, blah, blah.
• 37:44
  This is OK. And he's like, yeah, you know,
• 37:46
  Renee Good was going to, she was going to run this guy over so he
• 37:49
  had to shoot her in the face. I'm like, no, no, he didn't.
• 37:52
  She was going at like 2 miles an hour, turning the wheels away
• 37:55
  from him, driving very slowly trying to leave the situation
• 37:59
  and he shot a point blank in the face like 3 times.
• 38:02
  He wasn't saving his own life. She wasn't going to hurt him so
• 38:05
  badly that he was going to die like she was.
• 38:08
  You've seen the multiple camera angles.
• 38:10
  He wasn't anywhere near the car. He didn't need to do it and he
• 38:13
  made the choice to take his phone out first and recall,
• 38:16
  record the whole thing before getting his gun and shooting
• 38:18
  her. Like he had the time to step
• 38:21
  back and do all that. He wasn't in immediate danger.
• 38:23
  It wasn't life or death. His life wasn't at risk, he just
• 38:27
  chose to execute her in the street and Paul is here posting
• 38:32
  all this stuff about why that's a good thing and he supports
• 38:35
  them and you may be like scum. Absolute scumbag.
• 38:39
  Sorry, deaf noodles though Dennis, let's talk about him.
• 38:43
  He's doing things slightly differently to Paul and Morgan.
• 38:46
  He's doing things differently to Gabby Hannah, but he's still got
• 38:48
  the same sort of message. So like I say, he's come back
• 38:51
  with a Charlie Kirk esque haircut.
• 38:53
  He's he's done the part. He's done all this stuff.
• 38:55
  He looks slimy as hell. He's wearing shirts now.
• 38:59
  He's flat out calling gay people paedophiles.
• 39:01
  He's saying feminism is destroying America and he's
• 39:04
  claiming that because people aren't watching him anymore then
• 39:07
  he's being persecuted and silenced by YouTube.
• 39:09
  You know, boohoo, grow up. And today we're diving straight
• 39:13
  into how feminism is destroying America.
• 39:15
  It is destroying America, folks, whether people want to admit to
• 39:19
  it or not. At first, feminism was sold as a
• 39:22
  way for women to gain equal status in society.
• 39:25
  And once that status was achieved, it very quickly
• 39:27
  morphed into a full on demolition crew aimed at the
• 39:30
  family unit, masculinity. And now basically every
• 39:34
  institution we rely on as a nation, from the army to the
• 39:37
  church. The feminization of American
• 39:39
  institutions has paved the road to soft Marxism on one end and a
• 39:44
  bizarre cultural flirtation with militant ideologies like radical
• 39:48
  Islam on the other. Now she also declares, without
• 39:50
  evidence that God doesn't exist in that scripture.
• 39:53
  It's just anecdotal text. The irony.
• 39:56
  The New Testament is one of the most historically verified
• 39:58
  writings on the planet. Over 5800 Greek manuscripts,
• 40:02
  more than 10,000 Latin manuscripts and over 20,000.
• 40:07
  Total across all languages, far more than any ancient text,
• 40:11
  whether Homer, Plato, or Caesar, those manuscripts collectively
• 40:15
  affirm not only that Christ existed, but that early
• 40:17
  Christians believed in his crucifixion and resurrection.
• 40:21
  Calling the Bible anecdotal isn't edgy, it's just
• 40:24
  historically illiterate at this point.
• 40:25
  That underneath her whole argument is a quiet attempt as
• 40:29
  self deification, replacing God with woman, replacing the soul
• 40:33
  with biology, replacing transcendence with this weird
• 40:37
  gender identity, whatever she has.
• 40:39
  That's not empowerment by the way, it's just spiritual
• 40:42
  delusion. Is that YouTube is once again
• 40:44
  silencing different voices. Now, for those of you who
• 40:48
  followed my journey, you know that around 2022 I started
• 40:51
  distancing myself from the left. It coincided with me opening my
• 40:55
  comedy club, breaking away from, you know, your typical leftist
• 40:58
  orthodoxies doing edgier jokes. I just got tired of it.
• 41:01
  I got tired of acquiescing to every demand, constantly
• 41:05
  readjusting for the endless pronouns, and every new
• 41:08
  expectation from the trans and the LGBT community.
• 41:11
  None of it made sense to me or to my faith At the time.
• 41:14
  I wasn't comfortable speaking publicly about my faith, but
• 41:17
  I've always been a person of great faith.
• 41:19
  I literally worked for the Catholic Church for three to
• 41:21
  four years. Since all of that change
• 41:24
  happened. The more I spoken openly from my
• 41:26
  conservative perspective, the less my videos have been
• 41:29
  suggested or recommended on YouTube.
• 41:31
  My analytics show it clearly. My videos barely get pushed.
• 41:34
  I have 10s of thousands of subscribers with notifications
• 41:37
  turned on. All notifications turned on but
• 41:39
  less than 1% receives them. My channel gets recommended only
• 41:44
  16% of the time, which means most of my traffic, according to
• 41:47
  YouTube Analytics, comes from people who literally have to
• 41:50
  search my name directly to find me.
• 41:52
  And when they do search my name, you don't even see my content.
• 41:56
  You see a bunch of hit pieces, which is not normal.
• 41:59
  Every other influencer, many of them bigger than me, smaller
• 42:02
  than me, when you search them up, the first thing that comes
• 42:04
  up is their channel and their content, but not me.
• 42:07
  Oh, and in case you haven't had enough of hearing people with
• 42:10
  weird accents tell you how to run your country, here's Ilhan
• 42:14
  Omar. Apparently anyone who disagrees
• 42:16
  with him these days is low IQ, bad, deranged or gay according
• 42:21
  to the labels on his thumbnails. And I doubt he'll ever see this
• 42:24
  video because who am I? But if he does, I don't doubt
• 42:27
  he'll call me ugly, stupid, a feminazi, a whore, blah blah
• 42:31
  blah, all that nonsense. Like, you know, because he's
• 42:35
  just projecting his own insecurities onto the people who
• 42:37
  criticise him because he doesn't actually have any valid
• 42:39
  arguments. So he's just like, this is
• 42:41
  stupid and ugly and it's like, no, grow up.
• 42:45
  His neutral description reads Welcome to Mask Off, a bold
• 42:49
  conservative commentary show hosted by Dennis Vitoza AKA Deaf
• 42:53
  Noodles. This is where the mask comes
• 42:55
  off. The truth comes out and the left
• 42:57
  gets held accountable. From campus insanity and
• 42:59
  government overreach to media manipulation and moral collapse,
• 43:03
  Mask Off breaks down the cultural chaos with biting
• 43:06
  humour. Really from Dennis.
• 43:08
  Sharp analysis. Again, really from Dennis and 0
• 43:13
  tolerance for lies, says the man believing all the lies the right
• 43:17
  is peddling, rooted in faith, common sense, and unapologetic
• 43:22
  honesty. Again, common sense, Dennis
• 43:25
  where no. This channel is a digital
• 43:28
  stronghold for the politically homeless, the spiritually
• 43:31
  grounded, and anyone who's done pretending the emperor has
• 43:34
  clothes. God's sake.
• 43:37
  And that's not all. He also has a second channel now
• 43:39
  just called Deaf Noodles, I think, where he's posting even
• 43:42
  more of this absolute nonsense, including St interviews again,
• 43:45
  where he just dresses up as Charlie Kirk.
• 43:47
  And he tries to trigger teenagers who are clearly more
• 43:50
  educated than him, than him. And he just sits there and like,
• 43:53
  argues with them and he looks like an absolute fool.
• 43:56
  And once again, these teenagers are labelled as mad gay and
• 44:00
  triggered too, because Dennis has a limited vocabulary and he
• 44:04
  doesn't know big words. Did you specifically want to see
• 44:07
  happened ice? I mean, like, they don't really,
• 44:14
  like, do they actually help anybody?
• 44:18
  There's no like, there's nothing really that like, like we don't
• 44:22
  really need them. Like what do they do?
• 44:24
  They just like, you know, brutalise people.
• 44:27
  Do you believe we should have borders?
• 44:30
  I don't know man. You say you don't believe in
• 44:32
  borders. I said I didn't say that.
• 44:35
  I said I don't know, man. I don't know in a sense means
• 44:40
  that you don't care either way. You're kind of a different I
• 44:43
  guess, or you don't want to have an opinion or?
• 44:45
  Well, I usually like to do a lot of reading before I say, you
• 44:50
  know, I say this or that position and that one's one that
• 44:55
  maybe necessarily haven't. Done.
• 44:57
  Here's a follow up then. Do you think it's necessary to
• 45:00
  have walls around your apartment or your home?
• 45:04
  I think that that's different, man.
• 45:06
  And I think, you know, that I'm just trying to help people out,
• 45:09
  man. I don't know really what this is
• 45:10
  about. I don't really want to debate.
• 45:12
  I'm just trying to hear to like learn and try to learn and
• 45:17
  figure out how I can help people.
• 45:18
  That's all. That's reasonable.
• 45:20
  Well, what do you know about the the situation in Minneapolis?
• 45:25
  Like I said, I'm just here to learn.
• 45:26
  I want to like, talk to people and like, learn about how I can
• 45:29
  help. That's really it.
• 45:31
  I'm not here to debate or do anything for YouTube.
• 45:33
  Channel All right, sounds good. What's actually revealing here
• 45:36
  is not just that this guy refused to answer whether
• 45:39
  America needs borders, but why he refused, he hid behind.
• 45:44
  I like to do a lot of reading before I decide, as if the
• 45:47
  existence of borders is some obscure philosophical question
• 45:50
  rather than the most basic prerequisite of a nation state.
• 45:53
  And yet, while claiming neutrality on whether borders
• 45:55
  should even exist, he has no hesitation accusing ICE of
• 45:59
  brutality. It's not intellectual caution.
• 46:01
  That's moral relativism used as a shield.
• 46:04
  These people. Because feminism.
• 46:06
  I don't think so. That's that's what that's what
• 46:08
  the premise is anything to do with.
• 46:09
  Like that's the premise around this.
• 46:10
  Feminism is currently destroying America.
• 46:12
  At one point it had a utility. Currently it's not.
• 46:14
  Currently the utility of it is to invert society.
• 46:17
  Part of the reason why the trans agenda is a part of the feminist
• 46:19
  movement is because they want to undo with the gender forms of
• 46:22
  gender expressions and gender roles, they want to undo
• 46:25
  masculinity as a whole. It's about coming after the
• 46:27
  patriarchy, right? That's why they're coming after
• 46:30
  young boys more and more to transition them into being
• 46:33
  women. That's why they're coming after
• 46:34
  young women. If statistically it's more young
• 46:36
  men that are being transitioned than young women, but the young,
• 46:40
  it's about subverting and undoing masculinity.
• 46:43
  As as a result, it actually ends up having a more global Marxist
• 46:47
  goal of undoing the family unit, which is far more destructive to
• 46:50
  society than feminism itself. So these people are suffering
• 46:54
  from such a deep level of ideological derangement that
• 46:57
  they genuinely believe they can just force this worldview into
• 47:01
  reality. Anyway, as far as our friend
• 47:03
  over here, notice how triggered he became by this whole
• 47:05
  conversation. OK, he got so worked up that not
• 47:08
  only does he start verbally attacking us, but he then
• 47:11
  proceeds to follow us everywhere.
• 47:14
  This guy became my #1 fan folks. And as you'll see, he literally
• 47:17
  chases me around the entire protest for the majority of the
• 47:20
  rest of the video. So enjoy because what comes
• 47:23
  next? It's just a bunch of leftist
• 47:25
  nurse style revolutionaries completely losing their mind.
• 47:29
  Like I said, I haven't been really keeping up with that next
• 47:31
  question, so. No, no, I know it's it's he's
• 47:34
  going. To cut if he has a stupid
• 47:36
  fucking YouTube channel trust, I know 20 views.
• 47:40
  He's going to be like liberal. Oh, so are we done?
• 47:42
  Oh, are we finished here or what?
• 47:44
  Hey, hey, you want to stick to more shit?
• 47:46
  I just wanted I just wanted. I was like 3 feet.
• 47:48
  Dude, are we done or what? OK, so educate me on what's
• 47:52
  happening in Venezuela. And now that my daughter, I just
• 47:55
  told you it happened. So the Chavistas are still in.
• 47:57
  Yeah. Do you think, do you think that
• 48:00
  there's any? He is.
• 48:02
  But you know, do you think there's?
• 48:04
  Any like I say, he thankfully barely gets any views these
• 48:06
  days, but that doesn't mean he's not harming people who do watch
• 48:10
  his content. And this doesn't mean that
• 48:12
  because he does have such a large subscriber base that these
• 48:14
  videos could get shown to it doesn't mean he doesn't have the
• 48:17
  potential for more influence and doing even more damage than he
• 48:20
  already is. And more importantly, I think
• 48:23
  it's worth talking about because his views are indicative of a
• 48:26
  larger problem in America, even if he's not actually the one
• 48:29
  causing it. He's he's a symptom as much as
• 48:32
  he is a 'cause you know some of his more recent content is
• 48:36
  literally about him fighting with what he calls woke Karens
• 48:40
  who oppose ICE in America and him trying to claim that the
• 48:42
  literal war and genocide currently happening in Gaza is
• 48:45
  just a hoax according to his thumbnails.
• 48:47
  Meanwhile, he sits around and makes up nonsense about murder
• 48:49
  victims like Renee Good, saying that she deserved to be murdered
• 48:52
  because she made some Facebook posts once.
• 48:56
  According to these next clips of Dennis, Renee deserved to die
• 49:00
  because she told people online to try and interfere with ICE
• 49:02
  arrest by pulling innocent victims away from them.
• 49:05
  Literally. The apparently her inciting
• 49:08
  violence is her sharing an Instagram post where it says
• 49:12
  pull innocent victims away from ICE officers and she deserved to
• 49:16
  be shot in the face for that. In Dennis's mind, somehow this
• 49:20
  is unforgivable violence from someone like Renee.
• 49:23
  But again, an officer shooting her while she was completely
• 49:27
  unharmed trying to leave the scene.
• 49:29
  An officer shooting her in the face is somehow justifiable and
• 49:34
  and not just that, in his mind, morally correct, morally good.
• 49:37
  This is absolutely what we morally should be doing if you
• 49:42
  can justify shooting people in the face because of their
• 49:45
  Instagram posts. I'm just saying if Instagram was
• 49:49
  around when Hitler was in charge, that's something he'd be
• 49:52
  saying. Enforcement works, paperwork
• 49:55
  matters, and the real crisis isn't racism.
• 49:58
  It's a system that refuses to demand assimilation,
• 50:01
  accountability, or gratitude from people who choose to come
• 50:05
  here and partake in a system in a country that was built through
• 50:10
  hundreds of years of struggle. Being said, there is more
• 50:14
  information being found about Minnesota ICE.
• 50:18
  Watch the extremist open borders group Renee Good was associated
• 50:22
  with which wasn't just observing or filming ICE.
• 50:25
  It was actually actively posting Antifa style D arrest
• 50:28
  instructions on Instagram that explain how rioters can
• 50:31
  physically interfere with law enforcement to force the release
• 50:34
  of a suspect. The material explicitly frames
• 50:37
  each force release as a micro intifada, encouraging people
• 50:42
  able to surround officers, grab detainees, break police grips,
• 50:45
  and overwhelm law enforcement until they let someone go.
• 50:49
  In plain terms, instructions for assaulting cops and obstructing
• 50:53
  federal operations. Not peaceful protest, not
• 50:56
  documentation, as a mainstream media would like you to believe,
• 50:59
  but the promotion of criminal interference with law
• 51:01
  enforcement framed as moral resistance.
• 51:04
  The exact kind of rhetoric that escalates confrontations and
• 51:07
  puts both officers and civilians at risk, as we've seen happen
• 51:12
  more often that anybody would like in the last few months,
• 51:15
  even though this evidence is out there for anybody to come across
• 51:19
  and come up with their own conclusions.
• 51:20
  Democrats are out there defending a woman who was
• 51:23
  clearly an instigator and chose to go interfere with federal law
• 51:28
  enforcement instead of raising her children.
• 51:30
  Democrats hate accountability, folks.
• 51:32
  That's really what this is. These people will literally
• 51:35
  twist themselves into a pretzel instead of just doing the right
• 51:38
  thing, instead of taking accountability, instead of
• 51:40
  accepting that that you're in the wrong if you choose to
• 51:44
  obstruct law enforcement action with good, it's the same move
• 51:48
  reduce a prolonged obstruction of federal officers to
• 51:51
  motherhood as if family status negates her actual behaviour.
• 51:55
  This isn't journalism clarifying facts.
• 51:57
  It's rhetoric designed to pre decide the moral verdict by
• 52:00
  redefining who the audience is allowed to see and how.
• 52:04
  And it reveals something deeper about the moment that we're
• 52:06
  currently in. This is a media culture on the
• 52:09
  left that treats enforcement as inherently suspect.
• 52:12
  In this context is a smear while reflexively reframing dangerous
• 52:17
  and illegal conduct as innocence plus victimhood.
• 52:21
  The result is an accountability. It's a distortion that weakens
• 52:25
  public trust and shows how identity first storytelling now
• 52:29
  overrides evidence in mainstream leftist discourse.
• 52:32
  It's sickening. Like yeah, sorry, I think people
• 52:35
  should absolutely have the right to protest against acts of
• 52:38
  kidnap and violence done by the government, and they should not
• 52:40
  be murdered in the street for it.
• 52:42
  Again, maybe this is my Englishness showing or maybe
• 52:45
  it's just my compassion for human beings, but either way I
• 52:48
  think he's completely wrong. He displays absolutely no
• 52:52
  empathy or compassion. Like he forgets that these are
• 52:55
  real human beings who have lost their lives and he thinks he can
• 52:58
  just make this quick stupid content mocking them and
• 53:00
  downplaying their suffering so he can try and claw back a
• 53:03
  little bit of relevance. And it's sickening.
• 53:05
  What kind of world are we living in?
• 53:06
  Or, or what kind of country is America where someone like
• 53:09
  Dennis, in response to his career failing, can turn around
• 53:13
  and say, oh, I know what I'm going to try and do to save it
• 53:15
  and earn back a little bit of relevance and try and earn a
• 53:19
  living again. I'm going to start mocking human
• 53:21
  suffering and justifying public execution.
• 53:25
  And again, you might say, well, it's just a YouTube channel.
• 53:27
  It's not a big deal. But we know that like in that
• 53:30
  last big video I made on Nick Fuentes, he said he was
• 53:33
  radicalised by online video content like this that just went
• 53:36
  completely unchallenged while he was growing up.
• 53:38
  So he just fell for all and believed it.
• 53:40
  And now he's doing the same thing to other people.
• 53:42
  And that's not the only example either.
• 53:44
  So listen to this extract from the book The Women of the Far
• 53:50
  Right, Social media influences and Online radicalisation.
• 53:53
  This is mostly about kind of the female right wing creators, so
• 53:58
  the Candace Owens, the Lauren Chen's, Brett Cooper, that sort
• 54:03
  of those kinds of people. But what's being said in this
• 54:07
  extract that I'm about to read you all these extracts is still
• 54:11
  relevant to people like Nick Fuentes, to deaf Noodles and so
• 54:15
  on. Exposure is the most important
• 54:18
  factor in radicalization and recruitment.
• 54:20
  Rather than preaching to the quiet on alt tech platforms,
• 54:24
  which is like alt right tech platforms, far right influencers
• 54:27
  are amplifying their views to a wide audience on mainstream
• 54:30
  social media platforms. Influencers rely on a mainstream
• 54:33
  audience to spread their message and recruit potential followers.
• 54:37
  Exclusive use of alt tech platforms might help retain
• 54:40
  current followers, but drastically reduces the
• 54:42
  possibility of acquiring new followers.
• 54:44
  The book goes on to say far right supporters don't
• 54:47
  dramatically adopt far right views overnight.
• 54:49
  The process of radicalization and recruitment or vice versa
• 54:53
  into far right movements often happens incrementally.
• 54:56
  In listening to their radicalization stories on
• 54:58
  YouTube, I found that many of these far right women
• 55:00
  influencers first became interested in politics by
• 55:03
  watching male Youtubers. So let's not downplay the role
• 55:08
  that people like Dennis have or the others have had on him and
• 55:12
  understand that when people are spreading this hate, this
• 55:15
  misinformation, this like literal calls to murder.
• 55:20
  Like we've got to make sure we call out that behaviour and we
• 55:23
  don't reward him with views and money and praise.
• 55:28
  We call it out and we say just how wrong it is.
• 55:31
  We try and provide some sort of remedy to this absolute plague
• 55:37
  of nonsense that they're spreading.
• 55:40
  We cannot help incentivize the hate being spread by him and
• 55:43
  people like him. Are there people worse and more
• 55:46
  influential than Dennis out there?
• 55:48
  Yes, of course. And I actively speak about them
• 55:51
  all the time and call them out too.
• 55:53
  Like I say, I recently made a video on Nick Fuentes.
• 55:55
  It's a big deep dive, so if you're interested, you can go
• 55:57
  check out. But we can't just let the
• 56:00
  smaller cases slip under the rug either.
• 56:02
  Because for every big influencer like Nick Fuentes, like Charlie
• 56:05
  Kirk, like Brett Cooper and so on, and they were small at 1.2,
• 56:10
  they had a minimal audience. They were only getting a couple
• 56:12
  of 100 views or only a handful of people listening to them.
• 56:15
  But they grew when they got bigger because they weren't
• 56:17
  called out on it. So even these smaller
• 56:19
  influences, I say smaller, like I think it's Chung at one point
• 56:23
  and still does have like half a million subscribers.
• 56:26
  He might only be getting a few, you know, 10s of thousands of
• 56:28
  views every month now, but he still has that potential to be
• 56:31
  big. And what he's saying is wrong no
• 56:34
  matter what the size of the audience he's saying it to.
• 56:36
  So we need to call it out regardless of their audience
• 56:40
  size. Hate is hate and misinformation
• 56:42
  is misinformation and we can't just let it slide.
• 56:46
  And this might sound hyperbolic, but the fact is that what we're
• 56:48
  seeing in America at the moment is mimicking so much of what
• 56:51
  happened pre Holocaust in Germany.
• 56:54
  America is a country which is unstable politically,
• 56:56
  economically and and socially and because of this people are
• 56:59
  vulnerable just like people were in Germany following World War
• 57:02
  One and before the rise of Hitler.
• 57:07
  I read a few articles about this which I'll link down in the
• 57:10
  comments below, but just to quote a few of them, in Germany
• 57:12
  after the war it created an environment where people were
• 57:15
  looking for someone to blame. This is arguably the exact same
• 57:19
  state that post pandemic America is in with Trump as president.
• 57:23
  That article about Nazi Germany goes on to say there was a huge
• 57:25
  amount of scapegoating and a feeling that we've been stabbed
• 57:28
  in the back by the Jews. It was nonsense, of course, but
• 57:31
  there was a real sense of wanting to believe it was
• 57:33
  someone else's fault. And it's very clear that in
• 57:36
  America there's some narrative going around that people have
• 57:38
  been stabbed in the back by immigrants, which again, of
• 57:41
  course we know is not true. But they're scapegoating them.
• 57:45
  And when I say immigrants, I mean both legal and illegal and
• 57:49
  to a slightly lesser extent, but on a wider scale, they're
• 57:53
  somehow blaming all people of colour for this and people like
• 57:57
  Deaf noodles, people like Nick Fuentes and so on.
• 58:00
  They're only pushing this agenda further.
• 58:03
  That article goes on to say that in the 1920s, at this point, the
• 58:06
  policy of the Nazi party was removing citizenship from Jews
• 58:10
  and probably eventually expulsion.
• 58:12
  In terms of what actually happened, that was due to a
• 58:14
  whole series of circumstances, Hitler's reaction to those
• 58:17
  circumstances, and a variety of different influences.
• 58:20
  At the core of it, though, was always Hitler and his desire to
• 58:23
  do something about what he called the Jewish problem.
• 58:26
  And this is exactly what we're seeing Trump is doing and what
• 58:30
  he is pushing for and what ICE is enforcing, removing
• 58:33
  citizenship and expulsion from the country to do something
• 58:37
  about the immigrant problem. Everything we're seeing now is a
• 58:41
  mimic of what we saw back then. The author, the author of that
• 58:45
  article goes on to talk about not only Nazi Germany, but also
• 58:47
  what was happening with Stalin at other times as well.
• 58:50
  So it gets on to say that people enforced and committed horrific
• 58:53
  acts back then for a number of reasons.
• 58:55
  For example, members of Stalin's secret police said they took
• 58:59
  part in deporting people because if I didn't do it, I would have
• 59:02
  been shot. Whereas Nazi officers say they
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  took part because they felt it was the right thing to do.
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  These are all the same reasons and things that we're hearing
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  from both ICE officers and the people defending them.
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  It's the right thing to do. Well, they have to do it.
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  It's their jobs. They don't have another choice.
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  In a separate article, almost ironically from the United
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  States Holocaust Memorial Museum, they point out that
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  wartime propagandists universally justify the use of
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  military violence by portraying it as the morally defensible and
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  necessary. Which is exactly what Dennis and
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  others like him are repeatedly saying in their content about
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  the public executions that ICE are carrying out.
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  They call them necessary. They call them morally defen.
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  They say that they're morally defensible in some way.
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  But I don't understand how executing any innocent person in
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  public is in any way morally defensible.
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  Even if this person was a criminal in some way or another,
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  unless they're actively in the process of murdering people
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  right there and then, I don't think you can justify killing
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  them. You know what I mean?
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  The crimes they've apparently committed are, you know, and
• 1:00:11
  resisting arrest or or being in the way or stopping someone
• 1:00:15
  doing their jobs. They are not crimes, in my
• 1:00:17
  opinion, worthy of execution or murder.
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  Absolutely not. So like I say, we're seeing the
• 1:00:23
  start of patterns repeating. And if we don't call it out, if
• 1:00:25
  we don't speak up, if we don't do something, we're going to see
• 1:00:28
  it happen again. There's a reason people like
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  Nick Fuentes are saying we don't care about the Holocaust.
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  We didn't. We don't need to learn about
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  that. Neon cares because he is very
• 1:00:38
  happy to sit back and watch it happen again.
• 1:00:40
  People like Deaf Noodles are spreading this propaganda that
• 1:00:44
  is justifying pre Holocaust actions essentially.
• 1:00:49
  He is absolutely OK with public execution of innocent people.
• 1:00:53
  He's absolutely fine with that and we need to call that out.
• 1:00:59
  Dennis consistently dehumanising victims of violent crimes by his
• 1:01:03
  government is disturbing to say the least, and if he continues
• 1:01:07
  down this path he will absolutely end up on the wrong
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  side of history. I just want to end this by
• 1:01:13
  absolutely urging anyone watching this to please choose
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  compassion and kindness over violence, and especially over
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  violence in the name of nationalism or defence.
• 1:01:26
  Because it's not defence, it's just the result of fear
• 1:01:29
  mongering. Please remember the actual human
• 1:01:32
  people behind all of this and don't be like Dennis.
• 1:01:36
  Don't dehumanise these victims of violent crimes and when it
• 1:01:40
  comes to people like Dennis and his content and people like him,
• 1:01:42
  I think it's important we don't give him those views.
• 1:01:45
  We don't give him that attention, but we do call it
• 1:01:48
  out. We do say this is wrong.
• 1:01:49
  We absolutely stand up to it. We say you are wrong.
• 1:01:53
  You cannot justify murdering people, you cannot justify
• 1:01:57
  execution, you can't justify kidnapping and assault and
• 1:02:02
  violence in this way. It's disgusting.
• 1:02:06
  And I just and the other thing that I haven't really touched on
• 1:02:08
  in this video is that like there's something so jarring
• 1:02:10
  about his content when you look at it and he goes from being
• 1:02:12
  like in one video, like ha ha, ha, this woman totally deserved
• 1:02:16
  to die. Let's go murder some more people
• 1:02:19
  if they interfere and get in the way to then in the next one
• 1:02:21
  being like, oh, let's call out this YouTube because a couple of
• 1:02:25
  years back they said something I didn't like and now I'm going on
• 1:02:27
  a vendetta because blah, blah, blah.
• 1:02:29
  Aren't they ugly? Like it's so jarring.
• 1:02:32
  Again, the tonal differences in his content are disturbing to
• 1:02:37
  say the least. And yeah, I don't know.
• 1:02:40
  Anyway, sorry, that's me done for today.
• 1:02:43
  This is very different to my regular content because it's
• 1:02:46
  less academic than I normally do, it's less point by point
• 1:02:50
  than I normally do, it's less in depth and stuff.
• 1:02:52
  But I just felt the need to rant about this because it's been
• 1:02:55
  really bothering me and really upsetting me and I'm not happy
• 1:02:59
  with the world right now. I don't even live in America and
• 1:03:03
  I'm absolutely petrified for the people over there.
• 1:03:05
  Like it's disgusting to say the least.
• 1:03:09
  And I saw, I saw again Paul of Paul and Morgan posted like oh,
• 1:03:13
  but people die every day. There's atrocities being
• 1:03:15
  committed around the world every day.
• 1:03:16
  But yes, there are. And we should call them out too.
• 1:03:19
  Every genocide in the world right now, Absolutely wrong.
• 1:03:22
  Every war, No, don't support it. I but when innocent people are
• 1:03:27
  being murdered, yes, we should absolutely speak out about it,
• 1:03:30
  but we can't be like, well, I justified this innocent person
• 1:03:33
  getting murdered because well, there's others being murdered
• 1:03:35
  too. So I guess it's OK.
• 1:03:37
  No, let's not do that. Let's not be like that, please.
• 1:03:41
  And I feel like, and I feel like going back to the Gabby Hannah
• 1:03:45
  topic because there's something else I didn't say in there that
• 1:03:47
  I did want to. Like if she turned around and
• 1:03:50
  said, yeah, I, I don't really want to talk about this topic.
• 1:03:54
  I don't really know enough about it to speak out.
• 1:03:55
  I don't, I don't think I support it.
• 1:03:57
  But like, I don't really know enough.
• 1:03:58
  That'll be fine. I'm not going to blame anyone
• 1:04:00
  for not speaking about something they don't know enough about.
• 1:04:03
  That is not a problem at all. It's better to stay silent than
• 1:04:07
  be loudly ignorant, you know? But the fact that she's just
• 1:04:10
  like, what can I do? It's not really a big deal.
• 1:04:12
  I remember I screamed in a mirror a few years back.
• 1:04:15
  So I've done enough. It's like, no, stop it.
• 1:04:19
  You know exactly what you can do.
• 1:04:20
  You know exactly the power of having a large platform.
• 1:04:22
  You know exactly how much influence you have.
• 1:04:24
  You are choosing to stay silent whilst you then go on rants
• 1:04:28
  about like how trans people are terrible and women shouldn't
• 1:04:31
  dress like this. And you mean like, shut up, Shut
• 1:04:34
  up. Gabby Hannah has always been a
• 1:04:36
  terrible person and she's never going to change and she's never
• 1:04:39
  going to stop doing that. All she cares about is herself.
• 1:04:42
  And I think that's been shown here.
• 1:04:44
  Deaf noodles. He's never been funny.
• 1:04:46
  He's never been smart, but now it's worse because he's not just
• 1:04:51
  being stupid, but he's being callous.
• 1:04:53
  He's being uncaring, he's being unkind, he's being actively
• 1:04:57
  cruel and there's something very dangerous about that.
• 1:05:01
  Anyway, that's just my opinion about everything.
• 1:05:04
  Sorry I needed around and just get this all off my chest.
• 1:05:08
  I think this is just like a lot of pent up emotion all coming
• 1:05:11
  out at once. Yeah.
• 1:05:14
  Anyway, sorry, you might have noticed I don't have Kyra's
• 1:05:17
  snores in the background for once.
• 1:05:19
  And I, I miss her. I miss her snores so much.
• 1:05:22
  Don't worry, she's absolutely OK.
• 1:05:24
  She's just having a sleepover at my best friend's house tonight
• 1:05:27
  because caring for her has been a lot recently.
• 1:05:31
  And I think a lot of you who have seen my child before know
• 1:05:34
  Kyra's going through a lot of health issues at the minute.
• 1:05:35
  She is thankfully 28 days seizure free at the minute,
• 1:05:40
  which is fantastic, but she's suffering from a lot of side
• 1:05:42
  effects of her medication and she's also struggling with her
• 1:05:46
  arthritis quite badly as well. She started recently on
• 1:05:48
  injections to help with the pain but it's not quite helping yet.
• 1:05:51
  So she's upset a lot of the time, she's crying and whining a
• 1:05:54
  lot of the time and she can't settle, which is difficult for
• 1:05:57
  her. She's having difficulty sleeping
• 1:05:59
  at times and she's also peeing a hell of a lot.
• 1:06:02
  So we're constantly having to like, so I'm constantly having
• 1:06:05
  to like get up in the night with her and take her out in the
• 1:06:07
  early mornings and stuff like that.
• 1:06:08
  So other than when Joe's managed to take her for a little
• 1:06:12
  overnight sleepover, like he did it once last week and he's done
• 1:06:15
  it once tonight, which is wonderful.
• 1:06:17
  Love, loving for that. He's incredible.
• 1:06:19
  But other than that, I haven't had more than like 2 1/2 hours
• 1:06:23
  of uninterrupted sleep since the start of the year.
• 1:06:26
  So I'm completely exhausted and I just need, she need a good
• 1:06:30
  night's sleep. I just need time to work and do
• 1:06:32
  this because obviously I can't film when she's here because
• 1:06:34
  she's crying and it's the whole thing.
• 1:06:37
  Yeah. It's difficult at the minute.
• 1:06:39
  Bless her. And it's not her fault.
• 1:06:40
  It's absolutely not. But I just need a little bit of
• 1:06:42
  a break. She needs a little bit of a
• 1:06:44
  break. The new settings actually really
• 1:06:46
  good for her, like having somewhere she can go and just,
• 1:06:48
  like, have some time to herself. It's nice.
• 1:06:51
  And she loves, she loves her Uncle Joe and he loves her.
• 1:06:53
  So that's all nice. But yeah, I just want to let you
• 1:06:57
  know that don't worry, she's she's still around.
• 1:06:59
  She's still OK. We're both just struggling a
• 1:07:01
  little bit the minute and she's going for a nice little
• 1:07:03
  sleepover for the night and she'll be back tomorrow morning
• 1:07:05
  and everything is good. But I miss her when she's not
• 1:07:08
  here. I really do.
• 1:07:09
  Even when it's difficult. I really miss her.
• 1:07:11
  But yeah, I'm just exhausted and I need, I need a solid night's
• 1:07:16
  sleep. Gimme, give me that 8 hours
• 1:07:17
  sleep. I haven't slept through a night
• 1:07:20
  in so long. So long.
• 1:07:24
  So anyway, that's also probably why I'm quite emotional and
• 1:07:28
  stressed. So yeah, I was a little bit
• 1:07:30
  ranty today, but thank you for watching.
• 1:07:32
  I appreciate your time and I hope you're all doing OK.
• 1:07:36
  Please, to anyone who is in America at the minute, please,
• 1:07:39
  please try and stay safe. Please look out for each other.
• 1:07:42
  Please just be nice to the people around you and take care
• 1:07:46
  and do what you can to help others.
• 1:07:49
  And yeah, most importantly, like I say, stay safe please.
• 1:07:53
  But for everyone else, please let me know your thoughts down
• 1:07:55
  below. Sorry this is a little bit
• 1:07:56
  different from my normal content, but don't worry, I'll
• 1:07:58
  get back to being a little more level headed soon when I'm not
• 1:08:01
  quite so emotional and we'll be doing some more in depth of
• 1:08:04
  stuff soon. I just just fancied a bit of a
• 1:08:06
  rant I think. But yeah, thank you so much for
• 1:08:09
  watching. Thank you for your time.
• 1:08:10
  I hope you all have an absolutely wonderful rest of
• 1:08:12
  your day. Bye.