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#219 - Clavicular, Fertility, and the State of Men · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  Clavicular, he announced, he revealed that he is infertile.
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  And I guess this was back in November, but it just came, it popped onto my X feed.
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  I know a lot of people were talking about it over the new year's timeframe.
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  It just like was just going off everywhere and everybody was commenting on it.
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  But I look back when it happened, it was on Sneeko's podcast and it was back
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  in November, November 9th, that he revealed this, that he is infertile.
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  And he just said it just without, without even a hesitation and
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  that shows the balls i think of this guy he doesn't care this
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  is the new way people don't care just say what
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  you think say what you mean and in this topic this
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  i mean it's not like he's infertile for life but i mean he's seen at this time
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  with all the things he's taken he is a genetically modified human being that
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  has been grown in a lab that he is doing things for looks maxing to make himself
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  look peak male condition he is ascending and that's what he wants to do.
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  He's 19 years old, 19 years old.
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  I pulled this from the one we're going to look at.
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  Mary Catherine Hamm retweeted it and she commented on it. I saw it because Tim Pool reposted it.
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  And this is kind of the full video. It's about a minute long of him,
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  this revelation. But keep in mind, this happened back in November.
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  People are asking, are you going to be infertile? Do you worry about having children?
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  So right now I am infertile, but I'm not able to have a kid right now.
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  But if I wanted to, there's a protocol I can put in place to be immediately
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  good again. Wait, why are you infertile right now?
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  So it's just like a negative feedback loop when you're not needing to produce
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  testosterone anymore because your body realizes, okay, we're getting it from
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  an exhaustion. So you're not producing any testosterone naturally?
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  None? No. I'm not taking TRT, bro. Well, how do you think it works?
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  You just don't, your body realizes
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  we're at a certain level we don't need anymore. So it stops reducing it.
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  So how do you fix that? How do you have kids? You just take something that,
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  you know, signals your brain to restart the production.
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  You stop taking the testosterone, your levels start to diminish,
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  you know, you agonize the receptors and then your body just starts producing it again.
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  So have other people done that before? Yeah, dude. Like the chance of,
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  you know being completely infertile and it's like
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  one in like a hundred thousand you should free some sperm you know
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  you've got to do that before you make the commitment right but next time
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  like unless yeah you know yeah you could do that reset but
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  dude like the odds of you know going permanently infertile
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  are so egregiously low that it's not really okay not really necessary he he
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  explained why he's infertile it's based on his testosterone levels he can get
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  something to bump it back up so it starts going again but it's because he has
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  been taking supplements pretty much since he was like sounded like 14, 15, different things.
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  And he does about every drug that's out there, but he's doing it in a way to build his physique.
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  He's doing surgeries on his jaw. He's doing a lot of things just so he wants
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  to look like the perfect man.
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  And I mean, credit where credit is due.
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  I've, and I've listened to him since I talked about him the first time,
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  I didn't know anything about him really besides what Nick Fuentes had said,
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  a few different clips that he'd brought him up and about the, about this guy. Yeah.
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  Since I've learned more about him, I give him massive credit because of what he is doing.
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  He's living out what he believes to the fullest extent.
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  I think he's young, so I think he's going in directions that I don't think are
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  the best, you know, because he's completely focused on the physical and the
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  materialistic self, what has happened in his life now.
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  Now, he's not thinking about many other people besides just trying to get them
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  to live the same way that he's living because he thinks that it's going to benefit them the most.
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  Because it disregards the spiritual component because I don't think you can
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  lose sight of that, that we are not just a physical chemical mechanism walking
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  around. We have a spiritual component to us, all of us to do.
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  And I think he's, but maybe that comes with maturity. I didn't think about any
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  of this until I was really 20 or 21.
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  So he's not even there. And I know a lot of people don't think about it until they're older in life.
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  Maybe it's just going to come with age. But maybe he's doing something right because he is focusing.
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  He's honing in on this because this is what his audience, the people that he's
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  reaching, young men, men in general, are.
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  Of what he thinks is going to help them the most and become the best version of them.
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  Now, this is the podcast that I actually, I listened to the whole thing with
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  him when he went on Michael Knowles.
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  And maybe that is why people are becoming more and more aware of him,
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  why it's just, it's showing up on everyone's X feed now, or maybe it's because
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  I saw something and now I'm just coming, I'm a little bit late to the party,
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  but I don't know if you've heard about Clavicular,
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  if you know too much about him, but he revealed a lot about his mindset and
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  the way that he thinks on the Michael Knowles show.
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  And it was very eye-opening because I actually could see a window to his soul,
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  how he is interpreting his lifestyle, how he's interpreting the things that
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  are happening around him. Should we focus in on politics?
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  Should we ignore it? Should we just
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  do everything that is just about looks-maxing? Should that be our life?
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  We're going to dive into this clip. It's pretty interesting.
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  I just don't think it's necessarily a bad thing to just advocate for your average
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  person to only concern themselves with their own. To me, that's the big cope.
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  I agree with many of the observations you're making about the society,
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  but the big cope, you heard this with the libs when they were trying to push
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  the trans stuff and they were upset that some of us were pushing against it.
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  And they said, how does this affect you?
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  You're walking out, it's basically your society is Sodom and Gomorrah.
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  And they say, well, how does it affect you if I decide I want to like castrate
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  little kids into school and redefine marriage and slaughter babies and sacrifice
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  them to Moloch? And how does that affect you? You just mind your own business.
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  And I think- Obviously a good point. Obviously a good point.
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  And he's going to take it from the perspective of,
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  you know, if people want to just damage themselves, screw up their whole life
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  by just castrating themselves or just taking things that are just going to remove
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  their gender or change their gender or anything like that, you know,
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  they're going to descend.
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  I'm going to ascend. And that's the kind of the way he's taking it.
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  Yeah maybe maybe you could go there but like,
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  If people haven't had a fully formed mind and adults are telling them to do
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  this and kind of push them in this direction, I think we do have a moral responsibility
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  to step in and not allow that to happen.
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  But yeah, I mean, if people are of a right mind, they're of a sound mind,
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  and they're mature enough to make decisions that are going to drastically change
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  their life forever, if it goes against the principles that, you know,
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  that if there are moral guideline, guidelining principles that God has given
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  us that he made it man and woman, and you're not born a man.
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  And then you become a woman, you don't born a woman, you become a man.
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  He's made you the way that you are for a specific reason. So it's like,
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  if you, if we want to just try to become God ourselves and just,
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  Oh, I want to be what I want to be.
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  I don't want to, I don't want to look up. I don't want to recognize the way
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  that God has made me and live that out and be fully fruitful and flourishing
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  for society and this world. How about I don't mind my own business?
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  How about, actually, how about my business is my community and I have a right
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  to enforce standards and norms that are good and traditional and conducive to
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  flourishing? And how about you mind your own business?
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  But the problem is, you see what you just did there is you spiked your cortisol
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  thinking about transgenders.
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  Will that max anything on me? No, that's a... I think that is the point.
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  We should bring the temperature down.
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  And he's like, he is, it reminds me of like a James Dean.
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  That guy back in the day that was really just very popular and just, I think he died young.
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  And just he had that aura about him.
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  You know, and clavicular at this young age, he has that aura that he's cool.
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  He doesn't, he's not, he's not going to be easily set off. He's going to say
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  things very thoughtfully, and
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  he's not going to allow, I guess this is a thing, your cortisol to spike.
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  People have that, you know, I'd only heard that from my wife,
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  you know, because she brings up like, you know, if I startle her or something
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  like that, you spike my cortisol. I guess that is a real thing.
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  I mean, to me, it was always just fantasy, but I guess it is.
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  We are, we have chemicals in us. We are a machine.
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  Our body is a fully functioning machine that has these, the periodic table just
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  running, coursing through our veins, you know?
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  So I get it that things can spike, go up, go up and down, and we should try to prevent that.
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  And I could take a few pointers from him.
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  He's beyond his age in a lot of ways, the ways that he's thinking through these,
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  But in some of them, as everyone, I think he has some blindsides. He has some spots.
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  He's not focusing on them because at this point in time, it's not it's it's
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  not the platform he's built.
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  And it's not the audience that he has. It's not the the target group of men that want to hear this.
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  It's not the it's not the most fun thing, you know, when you hear about spiritualism
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  and about morality and, you know, doing the right thing.
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  But then again, I go back and forth because it seems like more and more the
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  younger guys in our nation are becoming more socially conservative.
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  They care about morality. They care about what's right.
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  But they've just been fed a lot of crap. They look at things and they don't
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  trust anything because the authority that has just thrown things down their
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  throat and put them in this terrible situation.
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  Because to me, to be honest, just to sit back and just think about younger people
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  and the younger men, especially, they're grown up in this womanized culture
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  that we've built, that women are the pinnacle of everything.
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  Our society has put women over men.
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  And guys, when I think if we have a really smart attitude of how God has ordered
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  things, he created men first and he created woman out of man. There is a hierarchy.
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  It's not to say one is more valuable than the other, But when we turn things
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  upside down and we make, I just think of churches or anything in society,
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  we make it all womanized.
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  We make it all about, it's not grasping at what is at the heart of men.
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  And we want to hunt. We want to gather. We want to fight.
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  There's a time for war. There's a time for peace. We want to have a say.
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  We want to have the main say, the final say.
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  And it's like, I think that we're being fed that, no, women can have the final
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  say. You know, you guys just do your own thing.
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  And I think that's the culture that these younger guys are growing up in and
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  they're fed up with it. They're revolting against it.
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  And I, and I, I'm seeing, I know we can, you can take it too far,
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  but sometimes it needs to be said.
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  It needs to be said that men need to be men and women need to be women, you know?
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  And there's, there's things that guys can do that girls can't,
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  vice versa, you know? That's a very catabolic hormone.
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  So if you're advocating for people to, you know, go around and,
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  you know, concern themselves with these issues or go to, you know,
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  like school, like board conferences and like, you know, be outspoken about this,
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  that's just largely going to be unproductive.
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  And, you know, it might seem like a doomer mentality or like,
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  you know, you're just going to let society go to.
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  It's like on an individual level, it's just, it's not going to be productive.
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  But on a political right well look
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  it's been productive in as much as him michael knowles he's
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  got a show he's doing his podcast he and he
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  has a voice that a lot of people out there and this is being
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  it's almost the idealism versus realism clavicular is is saying that it's just
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  let's be realistic about this let's be realistic the average guy out there shouldn't
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  be concerning himself with things that are not going to really benefit him in
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  the long run if he's going to allow his cortisol to get spiked up over things that don't matter.
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  And he's going to just put his, his neck out on the line where it can cost him
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  money, cost him to grow, to ascend as the man that he should be.
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  You know, the, what's the point of it? Michael Knowles is going to fight back
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  because he has a podcast.
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  He's saying things. He wants to affect the culture that we have based on ideas,
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  based on societal norms, conserving societal norms that matter and that are
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  good, fighting for the good.
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  And I think we've made it so guys, men, young men want to check out because there's no point.
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  It's just pushing a rock up a hill to nothing change.
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  Over and over. And at the end of the day, you're worse off.
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  If you try to fight for the good, you almost become worse off.
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  At least the trans thing. There's so many other problems. At least the trans
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  things, though. We've kind of won on that.
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  Well, the way that I see trannies is like, that's one more person to mog once
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  they brutally butcher them.
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  Themselves transitioning, you know, but is it, you know, I see that natural
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  selection at its finest. He says, if a trans person wants to do that,
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  they want to just ruin themselves, destroy themselves, go for it.
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  You know, maybe not allow a younger person and influence a younger person to
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  do the same thing until they have a fully formed mind.
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  But if somebody wants to destroy themselves and he's saying,
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  yeah, go for it. And he brings up the term mogging.
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  And I had to like really genuinely look this up what is this mogging and it
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  comes from amog which means alpha.
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  Alpha male of the group. That's where it kind of started. Internet slang for
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  one person significantly outclassing or outperforming another,
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  usually in terms of physical attractiveness, but also in style,
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  status, or skill, making the other person seem inferior.
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  It comes from the looks maxing trend on TikTok and originated from gym culture
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  as a way to describe someone overshadowing others, sometimes playfully,
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  other times more pointedly.
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  I get what he's doing and And I think I'm probably about 50-50.
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  I think maybe about 60-40.
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  I like 60%. I like what he's doing. But the 40%, I think he's missing out on
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  things. And I think that's going to come with age maturity.
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  You know, he's beyond his years in some things. But I think he's missing a lot
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  of things that I think it's just going to come with growing and becoming a more
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  of a mature male that he's going to maybe pick up on it.
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  But Clavicular is still, I still want to learn more about this guy.
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  I think overall he could be a force for good, but I think he needs to really
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  expand his mindset in certain things and not just, you got to bring in the spiritual component.
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  You are, everybody is made in the image of God.
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  You got to bring in that in because if you're just ignoring that.
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  You're not going to go as far as this ultimate man that you are saying you want
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  to be and you want to influence others to become if you're disregarding that.
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  So I, that's my, that's the only thing I would say really about it.
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  I hope he does bring that more as a component into his overall message,
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  but certainly an interesting person.
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  So we'll leave it at that. I hope you all have a great new year.
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  I hope this year, uh, 2026 is amazing and, um, major blessings and good things
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  happen for you in your life.
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  So follow me on X and Instagram at Brandon Fogle. Have a great day.