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CALL IN SHOW! Losing Friends, Division and How To Cope in 2024 | Brian's Badger Lodge · Honey Badger Radio

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Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Honey Badger Radio. My name is Brian
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and this is the Badge Lodge. So I was supposed to have a screener
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and nobody is here, so I'm gonna have to figure out a different way
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to do this. So here's what I'm going to do. You can join
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the chat. I think there's a general text chat. I'm in the show
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room by myself, so I will take your calls. There's a link in
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the description try to get in. There should be a current link to get
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into the call and show. Let me know if it works. Okay,
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And what we're gonna do is I'm gonna try to be the screener and the
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host at the same time. This is probably going to be really like,
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I don't know, messy. I suppose it's gonna be a trash fire.
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It's gonna be a train wreck. But I'm gonna do my bets. So
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because I said I was going to do a show, and when I say
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I'm going to do something, I do it. I commit to the bit.
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So there is a link to call in. You can give me your
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thoughts on whatever you like. Well, I want to start off twenty twenty
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four right, and I'm going to try to do call in shows at least
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once a month so that you, the audience, can have a voice and
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sort of like you know, spill your guts. So please do let's be
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let's let's make the conversation happen. If you do get into the call in
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show, into the discord, that is, put a comment if you if
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you're allowed to text in the text chat, just say I'm here so that
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I can see you, and then I can give you permission to join the
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screening room if you don't have access otherwise, if you can get into the
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screen room, go in there and I'll just join you in the screening room.
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We'll do it. We'll do a reverse screen. So enter the screening
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room and I'll go in there and we'll make sure that your settings are good
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and we'll see what happens. Otherwise, this might be a very short show,
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and for that I apologize, because like, without a screener, this
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is gonna be, you know, pretty hard. But since I'm here,
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I may as well share some thoughts. So I wanted to know if you,
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guys, if you've been doing this for a while, you've been thinking
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about these issues You've been a part of this discussion for a while. Have
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you ever tried to talk to a friend or family member about these things?
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Maybe you used to hold us you know, maybe you used to be more
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of a uh, you know, guyinocentric guy. Maybe you were you you
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believed in feminism, agreed with it, or you know, you believed all
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of the stuff that we're constantly told about women and men and whatever. Those
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dynamics are, right, So maybe you believe those things and you grew up
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around people, family members, friends, whatever, coworkers, and then this
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happened. He started like getting you know, red pilled or whatever you want
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to call it on this whole thing. And then you're like, oh man,
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this is really fascinating. I want to share this with my friends.
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I want to share this with people in my family. It explained so much,
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right, Like, maybe you had a revelation, maybe you understood,
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like, you know, why all your friends ended up getting divorced or something
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of the like, Right, why did this happen to this guy you knew
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that you knew was a decent guy? Right? And what was their reaction?
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Did they did you guys bond over that, or did they disavow you.
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Did they disown you as a friend or as a family member? Even?
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Did you lose contact people as a result of this? Were you made
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to be more alone? And I'll tell you for me, it's a bit
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of both. So I got a super chat. I might as well put
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it up on the screen. Thank you. Albert Albernada's retro gives his two
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dollars. Canadian says, just saying hey, Brian gives me a thumbs up
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and a clinking beer mugs. Thank you. So I'll tell you for my
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I got a little bit of both. So I have a couple of I
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have a lot. I used to have a lot of friends when I lived
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in Chicago. Some there was one guy and I still talk to him.
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I was just talking to him before I came in here and started the show.
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I've known him since before I could remember knowing anyone. So I've known
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him for close to you know, Smokey Joe showed up. Smokey Joe,
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go into the screen. Can you get in the screening room? So I
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knew him for longer than I was then. I remember like knowing anyone.
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I don't know if you've got people that you remember that way, right,
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So I was probably like I don't even know when we met. I was
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probably four years old, maybe five. And I still talk to him and
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now, you know, it's been at least forty five years, right,
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and we like I told him about this stuff, and he watches us and
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he agrees, and I'm amazed by that. So there are some people who
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have like take it. And maybe he knew this himself. I wouldn't even
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pretend like I taught him anything, like, you know, he's he's a
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little older than me, maybe like by a few months, right, We're
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very close in age. But I think that he was aware of this,
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right, And he's been through you know, some stuff, like like some
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relationship stuff, but not anything terrible. I mean, he's he's married and
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he's still with the same woman, and they have children, and his daughter,
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you know, is a great person. I think she's college grad and
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she's going into the world now. And he's got a son, and his
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son is in high school. I think he's probably graduating high school soon.
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So you know, it's he's doing good. I think he's doing pretty well.
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And then I have other friends that they have been married and they got
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divorced and they were put through the ringer, and they don't talk to me
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anymore. They don't like what I've had to say, which is weird because
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you would think that someone who's had first hand experience with a divorce or losing
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access to their children, You would think that someone like that would be like
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on board. They don't seem to be. I'm gonna give Smokey, Joe,
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let me see what permissions can I give him. I'm gonna put him
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in the caller position. So I just gave you caller roll, Smokey,
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so you should be able to enter the screening room. I think, let
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me know if it works for you, and like, and this extends out
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right, so like obviously on this channel we talk about men's issues, but
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once you start on that road, a bunch of other things start to like
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fall into place. And I have pissed off people that I had known for
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twenty or thirty or thirty five years because my perspective, you know, evolved,
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like I learned some things about the world, and I lost them as
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friends. And it was and you know, I had a conversation with a
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guy not long ago, and the stuff that he accused me of without it's
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like one of these things where they don't tell you to your face, like
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they don't say I think you're this, but then instead they imply it,
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like, well, it seems to me that based on how you're saying these
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things that maybe I think maybe kind of sort of like this is why people
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don't like you and know It's like, it's it sucks, man, It
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sucks to hear it from people you've known for a very long time that they
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have Like I don't understand it because if I knew someone for twenty years or
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thirty years, I would not think the worst of them because they had some
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kind of revelation or they have like proposed like something, especially especially when these
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people know that I've been doing this work, this work like this men's issue
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stuff, talking about you know, all kinds of issues, right, divorce,
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false allegations, child custody, paternity, fraud, paternity, what is
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it called it? Wrongful paternity, know, domestic violence, like propaganda campaigns
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that are anti mail, like just all of that, right, the racial
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dynamics and the other dynamics, the critical theory stuff. And I've had I've
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talked to guests that are you know, they run the spectrum like like sheriffs
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like police chiefs. I've talked to lawyers, I've talked to therapists. I've
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talked to psychologists. I've talked to researchers. I've talked to academics. I've
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talked to politicians. I've talked to pundits. I've talked to all kinds of
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people, people who work in and around this stuff. And I've been doing
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it for longer than any other job I've ever had, like ten years,
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right, longer than any other job, and yet my opinions still like are
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dismissed, Like you just get this, well have you considered like just other
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perspectives, Like, well, yes, this is what I I do.
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I've read countless academic papers, you know, like this is like what I'm
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saying. I'm not gonna make the claim that it's an absolute truth, but
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what I'm gonna say is I have experience with it. I'm not casually going
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into this. And then they'll tell me, well, I'm a critical thinker,
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you know about themselves, right, I'm a critical thinker, which means
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I consider all points of view, and you know, and I'm like,
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I know what you're gonna say before you say it, because I've looked at
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it already. I've been doing this for a long time. This kind of
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reminds me of like, and these are people I've known for forever. So
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like, have you ever had a person in your life that you have known
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for decades and for whatever reason, maybe you met them when you were children,
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right or teenagers for whatever reason. They think that they have grown up,
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but you have not, that you haven't changed, that you're still naive,
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that you're still you know, like a child, and so they still
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see you that way, and so they still treat you that way. It
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could be family members too, right, Like my mother kind of does this
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a little bit with me. You know, She'll be like, well,
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you know, honey, I know this, that and the other. And
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it's like, Mom, I'm fifty years old. I'm a grown ass man.
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Like how like, you can't talk to me like that anymore? Right,
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So I don't know, let me let me see what Okay, So
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what I'm I guess what I'm getting at is and this might be a short
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stream and I apologize if that's the case, because I'm not getting a lot
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of people coming in here. I did see Smokey Joe say hello and I'm
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trying to, you know, figure out why he hasn't come in here yet,
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or try to. Maybe you're in the live chat. If you are,
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you can just you know, say I'm Smoky Joe and trying to get
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in there or whatever. So but let me look at some of your comments.
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Let me know if you have you guys had this experience, and how
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do you feel about it, Like do you feel like because I feel like
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my I feel hurt by this. You know, I know I shouldn't.
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I know, people say we'll just forget about it or whatever. But it's
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one thing when it's from a stranger, like when I spoke to this you
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know, Sergio character during our Christmas stream and he was like trying to say
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all this shit. I don't know that motherfucker. So it was easy to
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dismiss him because he doesn't know me. And I would even tell you don't
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know me, right, But these are people I've known for twenty or thirty
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years. Mister Blurr is in the screening room. I'm not bring him in
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here. Let me look at some of your comments first, so let me
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bring Yeah, let me bring mister Blurr in here real quick, Okay,
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mister Blurr is muted. I'm gonna try to Can I unmute you? Or
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can you unmute yourself? Can you unmute or you know what, I'm na
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put you back and I'm gonna go in there. Okay, this should work
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better? Hey man, what's up? All right? Can you hear me?
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Yep? I can hear you? Just fine? Cool? It's on
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your mind? You might you might have seen my comments in the chat,
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but that's actually not what I had. That's actually not what was on my
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mind. True. I was thinking, mm hmmm, you know, you
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know, i'd i'd be like, I come on here a lot, you
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know, think you thinking about you know what, what what the purpose of
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all this stuff is? And I think I've finally hit I think I finally
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hit that an answer. Okay, it's ultimately, you know, when it
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comes down, when it comes down to in any school of thought and need
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I guess the lack of a better term, camp, well, ultimately,
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what we're trying to do is get people to make at least what's in our
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opinion, better decisions about their lives on the on the micro level. Yes,
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yeah, and it's so far proven to be a fine it's not highly
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not not a fruitless, but it's definitely a siss A fine task. Yeah,
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yeah, I think it's well. The thing is we're trying, I
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mean, we're trying to deprogram like the way these you know, some of
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the some of us have been conditioned since birth. So it's a big it's
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a it's not a small job, right Yeah. And when I don't know,
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I think more about it. It's like, okay, so every every
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school is not any any champ that you can think of. We're all all
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critical of men's actions in one way or another, and some and some non
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some non insignificant way. Mm hmm. It's like every facet of society does
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that. So it's like men get it from all sides, no matter where
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he goes. It's like, yeah, it kind of becomes white noise that
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they're well. But with women it's kind of it's kind of the opposite depending
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on where you go. It's like didn't one, you don't want to tell
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you can't tell women anything, and it's like virgin when you got you got
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a chance. Like us, we're like, okay, stop stop going after
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the guys that look good but don't have anything going for them, because that's
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just going to end in pain, and then then and innovatively ends up in
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pain. And then it's like it's like I can't. I don't even have
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the heart to say I told you so, because it's like, you have
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to live with your consequence the consequences of your choice, is not me.
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Yeah, it's like the consequences of their actions don't just affect them because it's
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like, because you know, there's that stat like forty five percent of women
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will be single and jobless by what twenty thirty something like that. It's like
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it's like, yeah, this like the single mother epiandemic. We're not going
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to see the consequences of the choices made now for like at least another two
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decades. And when that comes around. No, that that's that's gonna be
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Oh, that's gonna be fun. Oh the autistic screeching heard around the world.
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Yeah, yeah, Well, chickens are going to come home to roost,
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as you say, you know, I think that's true. But I
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think that you're right. I mean I think that it's you know, on
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the micro level, we want to help each other essentially, like make the
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most of what we of our situation and try to be like the best version
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of ourselves and how to sort of deal with you know, like living under
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this in the in this society as it is now. And I think a
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lot of that comes down to also giving men tools to you know, see
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like through the veil of ginocentrism, as it were, so that they don't
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misstep and destroy their own lives or at least do a lot of harm to
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it. And I think that another big part of this is building community.
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So that is why I've been doing a lot of stuff on the gaming channel,
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because if guys are like in the chat, hanging out, sharing ideas,
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like making jokes whatever, I think it builds community. And I think
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that's all. And that's what Alison's doing with the discord, right. And
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I think that men need community with other men like I don't. I mean
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they do, and we can't get it anywhere. And this has been you
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know, Paul's talked about it and there was a discussion. Well that's why
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he runs the x Y crew, right, And he's also going like I
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had a lunch with him not long ago, Lindsay and I met Paul for
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lunch, Paul Elam and he is in a men's group at a local at
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a church that he goes to, and he said that he's going to like,
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you know, sus it out to see, you know, if it's
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like more red pill or not, and then if it isn't, he's gonna
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like nudge it in that direction. So so I mean, and I think
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that's that's really good, great idea, you know, that's what that And
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I think that's that's on the micro level and then the macro level. I
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think that there should be advocacy to change laws and to affect policy and stuff.
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But I think on the micro level it's it's gonna be a longer lasting
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change and that and so yeah, I agree with you, but that is
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ultimately like what I'm trying to do. So but it's like with the way
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I think the way way things are now, it's like it's almost like it's
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almost like women don't really have an incentive. They don't. They don't.
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But that's not Yeah, that's true. But I do think I do think
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that there could be some change. You know, I saw like a here's
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an interesting thing. And then some of you guys might not like this,
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but I think this is true. Okay, no matter what happens, some
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of us are forming families, and I think it's gonna be basically, it's
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going to be the either the people who commit to a to a marriage and
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have children, or it's gonna be people who you know, try to live
19:33
the single life until like they can't anymore. And unfortunately, it's gonna be
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really like bad for women and men. But you know, at the end
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of the day, they're the Christians are making babies and they're gonna they're gonna
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be here when everyone else is gone. So like however you feel about Christianity
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or Islam, because they're making babies too, it don't matter because they're making
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babies, so they're gonna be here, right, And you know, I
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saw I shared this this video. I saw. Oh, actually it played
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in the beginning, not today, but like not long ago. I think
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it played in the beginning of our show, and it was a girl who
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was cutting onions terribly right, and she was did you see that video,
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mister blur? No? I played, Okay, So I did a show.
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I think it was the last two shows, not this one, but
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the one before the one before that. Maybe oh, might have just been
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one, but there was a girl dressed up in like a kind of a
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she was like a trad thought, right, and she was like cutting an
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onion and she was talking about like, you know, don't tell the feminist
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this, but I really like serving my man food or something like that.
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Right. It was a little cringe, but I wanted to share it because
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what was interesting is is that I shared this video on X and it's the
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most popular post I have. And I haven't been on X that long maybe
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if I don't know, maybe a few months. I think, Yeah,
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I haven't been on X very long, but this has had like hundreds of
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thousands of impressions. And what is interesting is the number of men who are
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like, where can I find a woman like this? Now? There are
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a lot of men saying this is fake and like that she's terrible at cutting
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onions. Even my wife said, Lindsay said that she was like her her
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her knife work is is like, you know, it's triggering me. And
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I get that it's not like she's she's clearly playing a character. But my
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point is is that even if that is true, there is a then that
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means that there is a trend that men are responding to that these women are
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trying to create right, and that means that some women are gonna look at
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that and say, oh wait, maybe if I do this for real,
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you know what I mean. And so I do think that there is like
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there are people waking up to this reality, and there's also more and more
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women that are like realizing that, you know, this whole like wait until
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you thirty to settle down kind of thing, it's not working for them because
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and so this way, you know, the old where have all the good
22:07
men gone? Thing that's becoming reality. And I think it's you know,
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it's not gonna work out for everybody, But I do think that as a
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sort of like you know, in an abstract way, there's gonna be a
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shift, and it doesn't, like I said, it won't matter because like
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in a you know, in like a generation, there's just gonna be the
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people who had babies and the people who and the people who didn't are gonna
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die off or they're gonna become dependents. And a lot of times the people
22:33
who are making families are also probably gonna be homesteading. They're gonna have their
22:37
own shit, so they don't even need the infrastructure. They're just gonna be
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like, yeah, we're just gonna have an outhouse and some chickens, you
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know, and we're we're gonna be We're some by a river and we're gonna
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be fine. Right, So not saying it's gonna be great, but I
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think that what it is is, I think it's evidence that things are gonna
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balance out, whether you like it or not. So you know, I
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mean, I hope women wake up, but they may not think they have
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an incentive, but it doesn't matter because that what they're doing is unsustainable and
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they're gonna feel the pain. So feminism is a what we call a self
23:14
correct it is it is, but it's also one that can only exist in
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like a in like a a a society that has extreme security and comfort once
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the ship starts hitting the fan, you know. Like even even when they
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were just talking about like the draft, right they're talking about extending the imposing
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the draft and extending it to women like women everywhere, Like well, actually
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then I'm just gonna like be a housewife now right now. Of course,
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the damage is done, like it's been done before we were born, so
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there's no correcting it. But I mean, in a way, we have
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to hit rock bottom. And then bounce off the bottom and kind of like
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uh, you know, reset and and that probably won't happen in my lifetime,
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but I think that talk talking about it is a uh you know,
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is a benefit. So no, I'm not. I'm looking at the live
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chat. I see I see Mankaka ninety two there, like, yeah,
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that's that's not not unrelated. But they're saying that China's gonna swoop in,
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and I mean that I guess we're just me learning Chinese then, but I'm
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saying we're gonna live, like we'll get on with it. That may happen,
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but I mean, what are we gonna do? Women are not,
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like you said, women are not motivated to like do anything for anybody but
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themselves. Like we've literally incentivized like narcissism and selfishness and women. So that's
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what we're gonna get. So and that's the thing too, Like going back
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to my original topic, I brought this stuff up with a friend of mine
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and well a person who I would have considered a friend for my part,
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and they were, you know, like pissed off with me because I said
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that like like women like like women would never do that, and it's like
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they're doing it now, like they like, you know, they're already doing
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it, Like you're gonna live in a world where there are like gonna be
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harems because women are gonna be involved with only the top one. They're already
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looking for the top one percent. They're gonna call all the other men dusty.
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They're not gonna want to be involved with them. They're gonna get like
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degrees and like you know, six figures in debt because they think the degree
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just means they're gonna make money. It's not they're gonna want to settle down
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and have kids. They're gonna have all this debt and you know, they're
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only only like the top men are gonna be able to even sustain them,
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and most of them are gonna get rejected because when you look at the top
25:40
men, they're gonna pick the top women. They're not gonna pick any old,
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you know, used up piece of meat. They're just gonna be and
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they can call them meat because again, they're gonna be the ones that have
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the pick of the litter. So what are you gonna do? Call them
25:56
a misogynist. They're gonna give a shit like that's not gonna work. Anymore.
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So it's what Look, what's gonna happen, is gonna happen. I'm
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just saying, like, what I think we should be doing is preparing people
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for that in case it happens in our lifetime and just be ready because like,
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yeah, it's gonna be tough, man, drink water. Well.
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The story, the story unfortunately doesn't doesn't just end with them going alone,
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because the middle part of that story is that they keep voting in more and
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more bullshit and it becomes everyone problem. Well of course, yeah, that's
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what I'm saying, Like, yes, another thing that Like this guy that
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I knew was pissed at me for when I told him, you know,
26:40
because he thinks, I don't know, he thinks that the government can solve
26:45
problems. So I don't know what to say to that, like you know,
26:49
oh that man, you get if you bring the ring to Gondor,
26:53
we'll only use it at the most end, at the utmost end of need
26:59
you know, And I don't know. I'm just like, yeah, you're
27:03
And of course I'm the dumb ass, right, I'm the one who's naive.
27:06
I'm the one who's stupid, even though this is what I've been doing
27:10
for the last ten years. So anyway, I mean, ultimately, talking
27:15
about feminism means talking about the role of government in your life. That's ultimately
27:18
what it really means. Yes, and the government. The government doesn't solve
27:23
problems. The government is the problem. Yes it is, but it's it's
27:30
pretty much always been the problem when when you think about it. Yeah,
27:36
have you ever so have you ever lost any friends over this stuff or family
27:42
members or anything like that? Workers? I mean, or do you keep
27:52
most of this stuff to yourself? Well? I keep mostening the stuff to
27:56
myself. Now, Oh, okay, because I know my my mother and
28:03
her husband. I I approached some of the surface level stuff a while ago,
28:08
and they were they were not receptive. No, And and then uh,
28:17
and it happened that stepfather he learned and he heard a part of one
28:22
of one of the podcasts. This was one of our one of the one
28:26
of your episodes. It was this was years ago, mind you, I
28:29
think it was. I think it was a RAMS worker, but really it
28:33
was one of them. It was it was one on Father's Day. But
28:37
since then, since then, he's I don't know what he's seen, but
28:44
he's said for that he thinks this, he thinks this, this stuff is
28:48
poison. Yeah, he was saying that I'm going to become like, you
28:55
know, I don't know, like like it's just like the pipe what do
28:59
they call it, Like the far right pipeline type of thing. Oh,
29:02
you're gonna start here and next thing you know, you're going to be gassing
29:04
the jas. I'm like, no, I just want them to stop cutting
29:08
boys penises. That's not the same. But yeah, I don't I don't
29:17
know what. I don't know what he meant by that, But I haven't
29:19
brought I haven't tried to proach the topic since because because I know myself and
29:26
I'm gonna and I'm gonna end up fighting with my mom and I don't and
29:30
I don't have the energy for it. Mm hmmm, No, I get
29:33
it. And there's for there was another dying work. I got into what
29:41
some high school friends about about Roby Wade, and I haven't spoken to them
29:45
since. There's another one. That's that's a that's a yeah, because me,
29:53
what what surface level stuff did you bring up with your parents? Do
29:59
you remember you said you broke some surface level stuff? Like I'm curious about
30:03
what surface level? Uh? It's not surface level. But no, I
30:12
think I think it was the wage gap. Oh yeah, that's the most
30:18
basic bitch talking point there is. And they didn't respond well to that.
30:26
Nope, it was you know, I think I remember some of the context.
30:30
It was like I was reading I was reading Warren Ferrell's book. Yeah,
30:36
and and then that's one of the things that was in the book.
30:41
I think it was, oh, I know why why men earned more?
30:44
Or something like that. No, not that one. It was fuck what
30:48
was it? Sure, it's forgetting the forgetting the name. But it's like
30:56
that, It's like the first book in the series. It is like a
31:00
series. Oh oh wow, women don't hear what men don't say? Something
31:07
like that? Is that the one? I think? Mm hmm. It's
31:14
like, no, no, no, that one. Okay, Well,
31:17
I think I know what you. I know what you're saying. He's just
31:19
written a number of books, So what Okay, let me ask you one
31:25
last thing and then I'm gonna send you on your way. So, because
31:30
like we are talking about, how do you bring this stuff up? Because
31:33
I think if people are not more aware of it, then I don't I
31:38
don't think much is gonna change. But it is a really difficult thing.
31:41
I think it's the hardest thing, honestly, talking about men's issues with people.
31:45
I think it's probably one of the hardest things, even though most men
31:49
do have a story to tell, Like, I haven't met one guy who
31:52
doesn't have a story to tell. Once I get them thinking about, oh,
31:56
the myth of male power? Is that the one? Yeah, the
31:59
myth of male power? Okay, yeah, yeah, I don't think yeah.
32:02
So okay, So let's let's let me ask you this. What is
32:07
one issue, one issue that you think would be the most palatable or normies
32:17
to take on as a men's issue. M probably what do you think would
32:22
be the what do you think would be the least let's say, the least
32:30
I don't know, like the one it would get the least amount of discust
32:37
response, the least yeah, like like uh, you know, child custody
32:47
for example, or maybe like financial abortion, like whatever, something, right,
32:57
Like the thing that's like the the least contemptible men's issue, the one
33:04
that people can't really like that you think they're least likely to fight against,
33:08
you know, the more likely to be receptive to the first instinct. Yeah,
33:16
forrobably for probably say, I probably have to say a suicide suicide because
33:25
that's something that's literally just happening. It's like, that's there's no there's no
33:30
arguments. There's no argument that men are just killing themselves. People arguments about
33:37
male fragility and toxic masculinity and stuff. But yeah, then and then that
33:43
that's my and then when I take that train of thought further, that's the
33:45
next step, that's the next stop. It's like, then then then they're
33:49
going to attribute some some nonsense like toxic masculinity. Is like, all right,
33:52
now, I'm I'm resisting to smack the ship out of you. People
34:00
are Yeah, okay, we kind of spoke at the same time there,
34:05
what'd you say? I said? People do? People are programmed. There
34:09
are pre programmed responses to like every you know, like men's issue case that's
34:15
made. I won't call it a talking point because that suggests that there's no
34:19
substance, but like there is a case that men that that Men's Issues advocates
34:23
make, and there is a programmed auto response, right, So you know,
34:29
for example, I think the number one that should be the most the
34:35
easiest to to put out there without strong opposition. It should be is probably
34:40
circumcision or male genital emulation because it happens to a helpless newborn, Like,
34:45
how can you possibly make the case against it? And yet people are pre
34:50
programmed with a response, like they'll be like, well it's you know,
34:53
it's cleaner, or it's safer or something right, or or I've even heard
34:58
this from people who used to be MRAs. Oh women prefer it, you
35:02
know, and it's I mean, I know those are ridiculous cases to make,
35:06
absolutely ridiculous, but they do. So. I mean I think that
35:10
we have to, like, okay, b you have to have like a
35:14
counter argument prepared for their pre programmed arguments, because that's what it is.
35:20
People just regurgitate, you know, like false allegations. What do they say
35:23
to that, Oh, it's only four percent, even people who know they
35:28
are going to say that, right, Oh yeah like that? Or or
35:32
when men are raped, what is the Joe Rogan response. What did Joe
35:37
Rogan say when some when he would joke about MRA saying well, men get
35:40
raped more when you include prison rape. What is his what is his counter
35:45
to that? Well, he'll say from by other men, right, which
35:49
which does nothing. It doesn't like he thinks it's a counter he thinks it's
35:52
clever, but it's not. Plus there's more data coming out that shows that
35:55
women are just as sexually aggressive, but like it's the way that they do
36:00
it and the way that it's reported and the way that it's you know,
36:05
sort of like recorded that changes those numbers. So I mean, I'm just
36:10
throwing it out there, like I'll ask you guys that too, like what
36:15
do you think the number? If you were going to introduce the topic of
36:21
men's issues to people who are blue pilled in your circle, I would,
36:25
first of all, I wouldn't do it unless you, you know, thought
36:28
that you could trust them with this information, because I used to fight with
36:31
my university professors about this all the time and they had to pass me because
36:36
I was damn good, a damn good student. But I'm pretty sure that
36:39
like if I had done that more recently, I could have gotten kicked out
36:43
of college for saying that, you know, like grape culture does not exist,
36:50
which is what I used to say. And of course my professors that,
36:52
oh, you just hate women. I was like, yeah, that's
36:54
that's it. Yeah, I'm telling them they don't have anything to fear that
36:58
means I hate them anyway. So yeah, any final thoughts, I'm gonna
37:07
let you go, and uh, maybe I'll look at the chat a little
37:10
bit. Nobody else has come in here. I don't know what's going on.
37:13
Do you have any final thoughts? Mister blur, you're there? No,
37:21
I had I had something? Was it all right? Well? That
37:30
I was good? I was saying that, you know, the toxic masculiney
37:34
thing with that, that's that's the one that makes me want to smack a
37:37
shot you because then you're that's blaming as blaming men for the reasons that they
37:40
kill themselves, which is just disgusting, I guess ultimately, and like it's
37:53
like, eh, did should did? They're going to come home to roost
38:00
and and I'm just I'm kind of just sitting back waiting to see where see
38:06
where all the whereveryone is when smoke clears, because especially with the Department of
38:09
Homeland Security just deciding that, you know, the Manisphere is domestic group of
38:14
domestic terrorists, and I'm just like, oh cool, I can say I'm
38:16
a domestic terrorists now. So the Department of Homeland Security and all that,
38:23
Yeah, because for the crime, for the crime of men, want of
38:27
men wanting to be treated fairly, or men just wanting to be left alone.
38:29
You are dangerous mm hmmm because that because that tracks. Yeah, well
38:36
again they're not really, They're not in it to help men or women for
38:39
that matter. But thank you, mister Blurr for coming on. I'm gonna
38:44
move myself into the show channel. And yeah, I appreciate the call.
38:49
Thanks for joining me, No problem, all right, man, talk to
38:53
you later. Okay, I got a super chow big one from Smokey Joe
39:00
I'm gonna put on the screen, even though it's gonna look like an absolute
39:02
mess, but I gotta because you did that. So uh. Smokey Joe
39:07
gives us ten dollars and says this happened to me. A friend of about
39:10
thirty years backed away from issues he'd been on board with seemingly forever. The
39:16
COOF turned him into a snarky, sniping, dismissive individual. Oh man,
39:22
Yes, the COOF did that. That did break up a lot of friendships,
39:25
like especially you know, I didn't bring that up with the guy I
39:30
was talking to yesterday. We talked. He wanted to talk about January sixth
39:32
and shit, but yeah, I didn't even bring that up. I bet
39:37
that he's, like, you know, all down with it. He thinks
39:39
John Stewart's a genius and all that. But anyway, the coof turned him
39:45
into a snarky, sniping, dismissive individual. I tried to find answers,
39:50
but he just got more defensive and distant. Haven't seen him or his family
39:53
for two years now. I saw a comment in the chat that this can
39:58
be quite black pilling. But although upsetting, I'm glad I found out as
40:01
soon as things got a bit difficult rather than later. I would have believed
40:07
I could count on him for support in some way. Sorry, I couldn't
40:09
get discord to work on my ancient machine. We'll try another time. It's
40:14
okay, thank you, smoking Joe. I'm sorry that happened to you.
40:15
You know, it really sucks when you're when you have very old friends and
40:21
like something happens that kind of tests your friendship and like you know, they
40:25
just they just abandon you. Let me ask you this because like in my
40:29
case, I have never like blocked or unfriended or banned or anything anyone like
40:38
even like there are guys that that like that we used to be my friend
40:44
that were so like pissed with me, because not not even like you know
40:50
when when TDS like with like they all have TDS, these guys, right,
40:53
And I didn't even say that. I was like, you know,
41:00
like all on board, maga all the way. I've never done that.
41:02
I've never done that. I've only ever been like, well, I think
41:07
this guy's being treated unfairly here, right, Oh well, I don't think
41:09
the I think the media is lying about this thing, you know about about
41:14
Trump or whatever. And people will think that that means I'm just ride or
41:17
die, you know, and I'm all, I'm It's sort of It's exactly
41:21
the same as when I say, you know, I think Bill Cosby was
41:23
railroaded into a conviction. I think Harvey Weinstein is railroaded into a conviction.
41:30
People think that means I just love these people. It's like, no,
41:31
I don't. I care about the truth and I care about what is right
41:36
and I'm just speaking on that and and they and but when it came to
41:39
like you know this stuff, oh my god, it just it just oh
41:47
I get you know, it sucks, man, it sucks. But I've
41:50
never unfronted them. But they have like avoided me like the plague, right,
41:53
or they would they would do this concern trolling thing out if you've or
41:55
ever heard this, but I've gotten this from a couple of guys where I'm
41:59
like, you know, I'm kind of like, I'm kind of afraid of
42:01
this dark path you're going down. Like they'll talk like this is Star Wars,
42:06
right, You're going on a dark path. I'm concerned. Oh my
42:09
god, I fucking hate that. I hate concern trolls, especially when they've
42:14
known me. It's like, you know me, motherfucker. I haven't changed
42:16
that much, you know, I'm just like working with new information like it's
42:22
you're going down a dark road. Oh man, I hate that. Anyway,
42:27
I got another call, so this is working out. Shadow Wolf is
42:30
in the screen rooms. I'm gonna go join him and I'll say hi to
42:34
MK. All right, I'm going in to see shadow Wolf. All right,
42:39
shadow Wolf high, what's up? Welcome? How are you to?
42:44
I'm good? How are you? Ah? Not too bad? Figured?
42:51
I was so the time. I might have catched these afterwards and uh,
42:54
no problem. What's what's on your mind? Well, a bit of my
43:00
own experience in talking with friends, I've got multiple friends of my gaming group
43:06
that I've learned to kind of hold my tongue on politics for stubbal reasons.
43:15
One of them, I've tried talking about political issues, men's rights and all
43:19
that, and I brought up circumcision, and the friend, who's a former
43:25
Army medic, straight up his response to my talking about the pain and suffering
43:31
it causes like, yeah, but women like it better. Oh my god.
43:36
I've heard this before though. This is like, this is the problem
43:38
with worshiping women. I mean, because that's what it is. Like.
43:45
Can you imagine like if a woman said, you know, I prefer a
43:47
guy with like, you know, uh, three fingers and a thumb on
43:52
each hand because I like bugs Bundy cartoons, and men start cutting off their
43:55
pinky fingers. Can you imagine somebody saying you should just get your bigie finger
44:00
removed? Why because women like that better. They're into that. Oh my
44:06
god. Yeah, yeah, that sounds like that sounds like simp behavior to
44:09
me. Oh I one percent agree. Yeah. Other members of the friend
44:15
group have drunk the kool aid in regards to uh covid, the thoughts,
44:21
the masks, all that, mm hmm. They put a lot of pressure
44:25
on me to get the JAB and one of them who I can talk about
44:30
a lot of very complicated stuff. When I mentioned that I hadn't, he
44:35
asked why I was so selfish. Yeah, oh my god, of course
44:40
you're selfish because you're making decisions about your own health. Yeah, you don't
44:46
wait and see? What was that? Because I wanted to wait and see
44:52
because this is you know, new new vaccine technique, new technology that I
44:58
was absolutely not familiar with. It's like, yeah, I I'm not going
45:00
to trust it. I want to wait and see what happens. Okay,
45:01
Allison's asked me not to talk about that stuff. She's asking me. No,
45:07
No, it's okay. We can just change the language or just say,
45:10
you know, the thing, the thing from twenty nineteen. But yeah,
45:16
because you know, like well YouTube olds doesn't play, but I get
45:21
it. So you so you so people that you would have otherwise considered to
45:24
be very reasonable and rational became irrational about this, right Okay? Yeah,
45:36
And unfortunately I was kind of how long of you know, waiting about ten
45:43
years? Really? And okay, and you can be friends with someone for
45:49
a long time, but maybe you don't like like know them, know them,
45:53
you know, like maybe they're in your friend group or they're people you
45:57
have a hobby you share. But maybe but maybe that's it. Like is
46:00
this person somebody that you felt like kind of close to, like you knew,
46:04
you know their family members, you you knew their their maybe they knew
46:09
your family members things like that. Or was this just like somebody that you
46:14
knew online or went to class with or work with. Uh, they're members
46:19
of a I know them from a tabletop gaming he gaed in person. Until
46:24
I moved to go to college, we still came online. So yeah,
46:30
I can say, Okay, so yeah, I get that's you know,
46:34
that's actually my situation too. Like the guy that I'm uh one guy.
46:37
I mean, there's a few other dudes that I've known for a long time.
46:39
One guy used to live with. But the guy that I was talking
46:45
about yesterday, he was so I've known for a very long time, but
46:47
mainly we just sort of like hobbied together. So it wasn't I mean,
46:52
we would get into some discussions, but it wasn't like I don't know,
46:58
like I didn't feel like super close, you know what I mean? Yeah,
47:02
like I could share like my personal like you know, like feelings and
47:07
weaknesses and my vulnerabilities, like I didn't really do that with that person,
47:14
So how do you feel about that? Like does it bother you or suns
47:27
a bit that. At the same time, I recognize that they have you
47:31
know, they have their own histories, their own reasons for doing things,
47:35
and I try not to be too judgmental. Do you ever feel sometimes?
47:39
Okay, have you ever felt like gas lit? And I should have asked
47:44
you guys this, Like yesterday I had the debate when it got so intense
47:50
and I was made to feel so wrong even though I was sure I wasn't
47:54
that when it was over, I was having like some doubts like where I
47:58
was like, am I the bad guy? You know? Like like have
48:02
you ever had that? Do you guys know what I'm talking about? Huh?
48:08
Yeah? And I've been aware of several attempts, largely from my family.
48:17
Cerrolling is really it's like it's gaslighting, go ahead, My family will
48:29
try to In my experience, my family tries to gaslight me. My friends
48:31
try to convince me. Yeah, it's like a struggle session. That's what
48:42
I experienced yesterday. Uh, I mean, thankfully the friends I game with
48:52
are fairly diverse in terms of their political views, so I'm not alone at
48:57
least in that regard. M as far as I am aware, I am
49:00
the only non liberal in my family though. Mm hmm. Yeah, well
49:10
yeah, I mean I get it like that, I have to. I
49:13
can't tell my mother about what I do. I don't she doesn't know.
49:15
She wouldn't get it, like it's it's like it's not easy. So okay,
49:22
So I think if you have any final thoughts, because I think I'm
49:24
gonna wrap it up. No one this, Uh, I do really appreciate
49:31
you guys. Sorry about putting it in the danger zone. Wasn't no,
49:36
no, don't look dude, dude, don't worry about it. Don't worry
49:37
about it. If it was me, I would just like not, I
49:40
wouldn't be I would just leave it up. But Alison's just really like worried.
49:45
So it's okay, don't worry about it. Yeah, I get that.
49:47
Mm hmm. I mean I don't know if it's something that because I
49:52
know that some people still talk about it, some people don't. I don't
49:53
know, you know, so I don't know what the are Yeah, yeah,
50:00
yeah, it's fine, but I think we all understand, and probably
50:04
a lot of people here relate odds are Oh yeah, take it on,
50:10
Jojoe. He's okay, hi Jojo? Yeah? All right, Well,
50:15
anyway, final thoughts, shadow Wolf or I let you go? Not really.
50:21
I am making efforts to try and improve my life, trying to cut
50:24
out some bad habits, pick up a new hobby. Yeah, so we'll
50:30
see how that, see how that goes? All right? All right,
50:34
that's great man. Well, I'm gonna you can stay here if you want.
50:36
I'm gonna move into the show channel. I see that the Fishcott Nukes
50:38
is typing, but I don't know if he's gonna come in here, and
50:42
if nobody else comes, I'm gonna like in the show. So thanks shadow
50:49
Wolf. I'm gonna move into the show channel now and I'll see you later.
50:52
Okay, let me see do I have any other I'll come on Fishcott
50:58
News okay, all right, MK, I'm gonna go in there and talk
51:01
to m K really quick. All right, Oh, you can stay there,
51:06
fish got nukes? Okay? MK? What's up? Is your is
51:10
your thing working? Let me just check you're not muted and neither of you
51:15
guys are mutic can you guys talk Hello, do you need permissions? Can
51:22
you rea me? Yes, I can hear you. Oh great, I'm
51:25
sorry, I forgot. That's all right, what's up? Yeah, it's
51:30
about looking friends and so not talking about the topic. Alison doesn't want us
51:35
to mention. Uh, the issue is I'm facing a well she hits the
51:42
fan situation at the moment. I'm in danger of getting homeless. And I
51:46
had some friends who told me that it's okay for them, that I saw
51:51
some of my stuff with them, and if you even told me that I
51:53
can couch stuff with them, and yeah, I'm in the code red situation
52:00
and as their help and they all let me go. And yeah, it's
52:07
more about the question I have actually, because you wrote in the title how
52:12
to cope? Question is how to cope with a situation like this if if
52:16
your friends abandoned, I mean, one has a has a good apology for
52:21
it because he's emigrating to another country. But yeah, yeah, wow,
52:28
man, so where are you right now in the world. I'm in Switzerland,
52:35
Switzerland, okay, And you don't have a place to stay, and
52:39
your friends won't like you're the people that you thought where your friends are not
52:45
able or willing to help you. Is this because of their inability or because
52:51
of some disagreement, like they don't like you or your ideas. Yeah,
52:58
actually, I'm lose in my current accommodation, and well I have to move
53:02
out here. And my friends always told me, yeah, it's no issue.
53:06
Man, we have a couch, other one that is moving to another
53:09
contracts had a guest room I could have had. But now they all said,
53:15
oh no, please do not come to me. I don't want this
53:20
and so on. Actually one said I'm too negative for well, yeah,
53:27
situation giving me depression. Let's be honest. Yeah, yeah, actually it
53:30
didn't tell me. It's to me, it looks like they were all some
53:35
kind of leeches. You know. I'm the guy fixing computers, so not
53:40
really friends, I guess. Holy shit, man, I want to help
53:50
you. Is there anyone in the chat that lives in Switzerland that can like
53:53
offer some assistance. I don't know much about the country, but maybe you
53:59
guys can help him out in some way. This is a I'm really sorry
54:07
that you're going through that. I couldn't imagine. Well, how much time
54:10
do you have? Hard to say, sometimes it's summer then it's autumn.
54:20
The issue is a welfare department. I'm on an inval invalidity. I'm sorry.
54:24
I hate starting just mentioned once in a while. And the welfare department
54:29
made me live in my parents' house. And since my dad died house it
54:32
became too much. My mother wants to sell to sell it, she doesn't
54:36
have a buyer yet, but as soon she have one, I have to
54:38
move out. So it's some somewhere in DC year but that's all I know.
54:44
And the Welfare department wouldn't allow me to move in a rented flat because
54:49
for some reason, I don't know why, if it's on purpose or just
54:52
stupidity. I'm sorry to say. They do not understand well that I have
54:59
to move out. They say, hey, it's an agreeable situation. You
55:02
can stay there. No, I can't, but they don't understand that.
55:07
Yeah, are you in our discord? Not this one, but the actual
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Honeybadger Brigade discord. No, I'm not all right. I'm gonna send here.
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Here's what I'm gonna do. I can't obviously I'm in the United States.
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I don't know. I don't think I can help you. And I'm
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also kind of struggling. But what I'm gonna do is I'm going to invite
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you to the discord and you can go in there and because there's a big
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community there and there are probably people that can direct you someplace and help you
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out. Well, I already got a good lawyer from my law enforcement insurance.
55:53
He's trying to convince the VELFA department. My question was more like,
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how to cope with situation like friends abandoning you? When she did the friend
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situation, Yeah, well that's what I'm saying. This is this is tough
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because like this is something that you know, it's no one would dream of.
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What about family? Do you have family that you can rely on?
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It's on me? No, they did, Yes they did. They this
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own me because what did my godmother, also my aunties say. She she's
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a goddamn it, she's ashamed of me because I lost my job, and
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she can nobody tell that. I can tell nobody that she's related to me,
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And the rest of the family immediately started with her because I'm the only
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one who doesn't have a university degree. In my generation. We only have
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three, well two cousins and me in this current but they all have university
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degree. I have been bullied out of college. I was Title ninth before
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the United States had a Title nine. Yeah. I've seen my fair share
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of shit, let's be honest. Yeah, I shouldn't happen to anybody.
57:27
Yeah, definitely not, definitely not. I'm trying to think, like,
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Okay, so I'm going to see and I hope you guys too, can
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find some resources that will help this guy out. So what I would ask
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that you do is go into the discord. I know the people that are
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like in our discorder watching this, and maybe they can help you out.
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We'll figure something out so that you, you know, can like maybe just
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like start on a path to get back on your feet and you don't have
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to deal with this. And then and I'm really sorry that that happened.
58:05
That should not like that's ridiculous. This kind of thing is just breaks my
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heart. Man. I find some I find some other verts than ridiculous.
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Yeah, I know, I want to appreciate it. Welcome. I hope,
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I hope that we'll figure this out. Man, Well, we'll figure
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something out. In the meantime, I do have to talk to Fishcott Nukes.
58:31
You can stay here if you want Okay. If it's okay with the
58:35
fish got nukes, it's okay with me. I would be fine with you.
58:40
Okay. So what's up, man? What do you what do you
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do? What's on your mind? Well? I was just kind of thinking
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recently about oh, like when you're younger, you're just you know, doing
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your thing. But now I find I might have my friends. If I
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talked to him on the phone, they sound a certain way. I'm afraid,
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you know, well, man' you gonna kill himself or something. It's
59:07
really messed up. Hmmm. You know, I got a couple of friends
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like that, So it's stressful too. I you know, I do too,
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even like you know what I mean, it's pretty missed them. They
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don't feel you know what I've noticed in with some of my friends, they
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don't think they they they don't think there's any love in the world at all.
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Like that's how dark it's getting for them and I and I, I
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mean, I understand where it comes from. But they they, you know,
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they have like we we need it out man, Like I get it.
59:43
So what what do you normally do they do? They come to you
59:45
for help, just you know, call them for a few days, you
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know, maybe you know, sometimes they pick up, but they don't.
59:52
But if you don't hear from them and then they pick up, you know,
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he was like, oh, I'm having you know, I'll just kill
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myself like that. Don't do it, man, and don't do it.
1:00:00
Don't go to the hospital. Don't kill yourself. Just try to work a
1:00:04
way out as something, to come up with some kind of plan and execute
1:00:07
it. Yeah, and then you know, but they're in depression. Oh
1:00:09
well, I don't know, and they just reject every possible thing you're trying
1:00:14
to come up with. It's just, you know, so you know,
1:00:17
some people's problems, isn't you know, problems are problems. But at least
1:00:22
if you're not thinking about killing yourself, you ain't really good problems. Yeah
1:00:28
that's true again. Yeah, that's uh. I'm really sorry that that you
1:00:36
people are going through that, but it is like a growing issue. What
1:00:39
would you what would you recommend for people that are in that dark place?
1:00:47
All your friends mm hmm, that at least you think care about you.
1:00:52
Go to church, can find a community, pray, read the Bible,
1:00:57
fine Jesus, stuff like that. Yeah, stay and stuff. Don't you
1:01:02
know what I don't. I don't know, man, finding Jesus doesn't seem
1:01:06
to be that standard these days, maybe one hundred years ago, you know.
1:01:14
Well, but I think that uh, you know, I was gonna
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you know, now that you mentioned it, actually maybe MK, maybe you
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I don't know if there's churches in Switzerland, but you might be able to
1:01:23
find some help there. But it's a thought. I don't know. But
1:01:35
well, fish got news. Thanks and thanks for the uh contribution that you
1:01:40
gave me the other day, well like last month. Appreciate it. You
1:01:44
know, just trying to support some people for the holidays. You know,
1:01:50
I get a little bit of cash. So mm hmm. Yeah, listening
1:01:53
for a while, I feel like, you know, I should do something,
1:01:59
did you m hmm. I was gonna say, but what what made
1:02:06
you? Like? How long you've been listening to us? Well, okay,
1:02:12
it's a year or two. I'd say, all right, Well I'll
1:02:17
send you an invite to the to the discord and uh, maybe you can
1:02:24
help some people in there, because we do. You know, some of
1:02:28
us are doing all right, some of us are struggling, and I think
1:02:32
that like we you know, we need all the help we can get.
1:02:36
So any oh yeah, go ahead part of the club. Yeah, man,
1:02:42
no problem. That's what we're trying. I think that's the important thing
1:02:45
is that we're we're trying to build. So all right, I'm gonna end
1:02:51
the show because I gotta go pick up the wife soon. So I wanted
1:02:55
to thank you and and Fish got a new cip thoughts before I head out
1:03:02
that you want to say, Well, lectures coming up. Better have some
1:03:09
kind of things. Get jiggy again. You better be prepared. Yeah yeah,
1:03:19
yeah, uhur is gonna be absolutely wild. That's what I will say.
1:03:24
So we'll see aliens in Miami. Let's bring it on, all right.
1:03:31
Well, thanks guys, Yeah, take it easy. I'll talk to
1:03:37
you later. Have a good one. I'm gonna head to the show channel
1:03:39
and take us out. Thanks so much for calling in. Appreciate it,
1:03:44
No problem. Okay, So I'm gonna wrap it up there. And this
1:03:50
wasn't that bad considering I didn't have a screener and I had to do everything
1:03:52
by ear. If this happens again, I might try this another way.
1:03:57
Maybe I'll use stream yard or something like that. But I'm gonna wrap it
1:04:01
up there. And if you want to continue to like leave me some comments
1:04:10
or whatever you can do. So by going to feed the Bachelor dot com,
1:04:15
I'm setting through a super chow. I will endeavor to read it on
1:04:18
stream if you do. And in the meantime, though, I think I'm
1:04:21
gonna close it out there. And this was a success. Actually I'm surprised
1:04:25
it worked out. So I'm so glad that you guys showed up and that
1:04:29
you called in and gave us your thoughts. It was just great. So
1:04:33
thanks so much. I think these are very important conversations that we should be
1:04:38
having. So again, Oh and one other thing, if you want to
1:04:42
help out MK with this situation in Switzerland, join us on the discord server
1:04:46
by going to feed the Batchel dot com. No, I'm sorry, it's
1:04:48
called what's it called badger nation dot online. You get access to the free
1:04:54
area and you can like just go in there and say, look, you
1:04:58
know, I'm looking for MK. It's e m kay, and then you
1:05:02
know, maybe you have something. I know that Michael Keller, I think
1:05:04
you're in that part of the world. I don't know, So go to
1:05:08
Badginations online offer like just some advice or whatever. So I don't know,
1:05:13
whatever we can do to help these guys out, like no one else is
1:05:15
gonna do it. It looks like they're in pretty bad shape. So all
1:05:19
right, I'm gonna wrap it up there, jin Bottle says Brian. When's
1:05:25
your next, he said, She said, well, I might put one
1:05:30
up tomorrow. I I it depends on a couple of things. Basically,
1:05:36
put this this isn't the wrong place. It depends on a couple of things,
1:05:42
like you know, because we get it's supposed to be like a pretty
1:05:44
bad snowstorm here, which is weird for southwest Virginia. But I might put
1:05:49
something up tomorrow. If I don't, then definitely by Monday there'll be another
1:05:54
video. I have a couple of things planned. One of them is a
1:05:57
response video, so yeah, look out for that. And I also have
1:06:00
more clips from my talk with Justin Dwayne Parker, who's been doing really good
1:06:05
work. I'd definitely recommend to check out his substack that's on my channel,
1:06:12
he said. She said, And of course always I do game streams on
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