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Why People Don't Trust Liberal Corporations | Various Topics | By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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And I don't give a damn what your view or theology or non
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If it's hot, I get hot. If it's cold, I get
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motherfucking cold. It is what it is.
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Today we're going to talk about some of the bullshit about
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YouTube and the fucking garbage, and it spills out.
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And I wouldn't be surprised if I ended up getting my channel
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fucking ganked over this. But I just got to say it.
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I got to express my thoughts and my opinion.
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I live in America. I'm supposed to have freedom of
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speech and the ability to express myself.
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Providing that I'm not inciting some kind of danger or, you
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know, telling people to do horrible shit with themself, I
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should be fine. But we all know that.
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The rules of YouTube are not really based around terms of
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service or community guidelines. It's more about what
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corporations want to hear and what they think that you deserve
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to be able to hear. I'll give you some examples,
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ladies and gentlemen. YouTube Kaya Senate is charged
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with inciting a riot by NYPD. For PS5 giveaway, which erupted
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in violence at Union Station or Union Square in New York.
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According to the news article, this very popular YouTuber
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wanted to kind of hold like a contest.
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He told millions of people out there that he was going to give
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away Playstations, he was going to give away consoles and all
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that, and apparently a bunch of people showed up and a riot
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started. Was that his fault?
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Did the guy actually go out on microphone and tell people to go
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fucking nuts or crazy or throw a riot?
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I'm not really sure. Don't know.
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I wasn't there. I've never been given a free
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video game machine in my life. I've had to pay for everything
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that I have. But that's the latest news on a
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popular YouTuber who ended up getting himself in some shit.
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Next we have another guy who apparently is a Pakistani who
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decided that he wanted to make videos where he showed military
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soldiers getting blown up and all kinds of war footage and
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yadda yadda yadda and his channel was considered hate
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speech, misinformation and promoted violence.
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Now when they say promoted violence and had hate speech,
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what they actually mean is that he was putting footage up.
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Of the war and bad things going on between both sides.
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And then they decided to basically fuck him up.
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Now we there's quite a few different channels on the whole
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Pakistani thing of what happened.
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You guys can check it out for yourself and decide if you think
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that that person deserved to lose their channel.
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But according to the Verge and Economic Times, Donald Trump was
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just recently. Set to be able to use YouTube
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again. Apparently YouTube got rid of
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him while he was still the president of the United States.
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And him YouTube as well as Twitter whenever Twitter was run
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by Jack Dickhead, noise or whatever his last name was.
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I don't remember his last name. I never liked the guy, didn't
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like his face. I didn't like what he had to
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say. I didn't like his God, complex
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and narcissism. Just like I don't like watching
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YouTube staff members, these liberals who decide who gets to
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talk and who doesn't and what's real information and what's not.
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Everything that they claim is misinformation usually turns out
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to be actual fact. You just have to go to other
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sources, obviously. Unless you think that everything
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that you see and watch on YouTube is the gospel, YouTube
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lies a lot. It's a.
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Claims that it has these terms of service to protect people,
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but it's not the what they're saying basically is we don't
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have terms of service. We have a political agenda.
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And if you go against our political agenda, you go against
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our politics, then you are dangerous to our worldview and
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what we want in society and we'll just silence you and shut
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you up. They run this fucking show like
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a Joseph Stalin fucking boot camp.
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Like something Adolf Hitler would do.
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He doesn't like what you have to say.
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Boom, you're gone. He'll claim every excuse or
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every reason in the world why it is that you don't belong or you
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don't deserve to speak. Imagine that.
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Imagine a company that has become so rich off of everybody
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else because YouTube only makes its money because of you, and
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they're going to tell you while you're making them fucking money
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that you're not allowed to say shit.
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You're not allowed to express views.
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You're not allowed to say that you think the President of the
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United States got fucked over in a bullshit election that
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everybody's convinced was a bullshit election.
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Most people believe that. Joe Biden, if you had the vote
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on, if he had the ability to tie his own fucking shoes without
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assistance, we'd all vote against it.
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Nobody believes that Joe Biden is a legitimate president.
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In fact, we don't think that he has legitimate mental health
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fucking stability. This is a fucking guy that
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doesn't even know which way he's going.
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And Babbles aren't incoherently and has embarrassed himself over
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1,000,000 fucking times in front of the public and we never
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believed that he belonged there. Most of us agree that he belongs
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in a nursing home eating fucking jello while staring at some big
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hip Irish woman nurse as opposed to running the fucking country
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and having his finger on the nuke button.
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That's what a lot of us are committed to, but YouTube
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actually said. We're going to ban Donald Trump.
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And you know why they banned Donald Trump?
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Because they said that he was inciting violence.
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They said that he was encouraging racism and
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xenophobia and all the bullshit phobias all the way down the
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line. No, he wasn't.
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I remember being subscribed to the fucking channel.
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The only thing that he was doing was putting footage up of other
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politicians lying and doing bullshit things and constant.
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Promoting this idea that he was going to drain the swamp of all
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the negative, bad, evil people in the government.
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Obviously he fucking failed. Donald Trump failed to drain the
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swamp and he failed to deal with the censorship fucking junkies
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like YouTube as well as Twitter and many other social media
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sites out there. He failed at that.
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And they use their power and manipulated the public and took
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advantage of our ability to know the truth and what's going on.
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In reality, they were exposed, but of course nothing was done.
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Instead, they use their weapon just like a totaling fucking
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government would do. Just like a Stalin would do.
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And just quieted everybody, shut everybody down and made sure
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that either your entire channel was gone or you were silenced
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throughout the search engines. And it was very effective.
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A lot of shit just went by and nobody ever even knew what
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happened. But Donald Trump has recently
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come back, apparently, they said, since the violence in the
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world has decreased. Donald Trump is OK to come back.
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And they restored his old YouTube channel that they
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originally destroyed. And Twitter, as many of you
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know, ran by Elon Musk, has repeatedly tried to get Donald
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Trump to return and take upon his account.
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Because Elon Musk knows it's good business.
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He knows that having Donald Trump on Twitter brings a lot of
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visitors and a lot of viewers and a lot of communication.
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As where the YouTube doesn't care about that.
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They don't care if people are connecting or being a part of
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something. What they care about is their
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politics. And that's exactly what Twitter
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used to be about before Elon Musk took over.
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That is one thing about conservatives that is different
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than liberals. Conservatives aren't afraid to
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look at your fucking memes 24/7. Or your insults.
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Or your bullshit. They'll pay attention to it and
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normally do not get rid of people for that.
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In fact, they end up making their own memes and embarrassing
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you right back as opposed to just completely killing your
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channels and all that. So that's the deal ladies and
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gentlemen. There you go.
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I can't stand YouTube and I wish that one day.
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I've been wishing for over 20 years that there would be a
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competitive video sharing site out there that I could leave to.
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There is a lot of video sites. Even my friends have a lot of
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video sites. But the problem is, is that me
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alone and my friends are not capable of bringing the kind of
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audience required that someone like Donald Trump could have
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done many years ago. We're not.
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We don't have the ability or the fucking know how or the force to
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be able to get people to leave this shit people have become
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accustomed to watching. Videos about heads and toilets
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and stupid shed and fucking rinky dinky type of stuff and
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don't really care what happens to the world anymore.
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And you know what? I don't blame them.
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This world is full of shit and it's got a lot of full of shit
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people in it and a lot of the wrong people are in leadership
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roles. It's no wonder you got bad
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leaders. You're going to end up with bad
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citizens and then you know, to be honest, it takes bad citizens
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and. Bad stupidity in order to elect
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bad leaders, even get in the roles of power that they're in
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anyway. So I fucking blame everybody for
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why everything sucks. And that's really all I got to
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say. Ladies and gentlemen, make sure
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you check out my latest live show and also Friday 7:00 PM
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Central. If my YouTube channel doesn't
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get fucking terminated, I will be there and be square.
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Well, hello ladies and gentlemen.
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My name is Brett Keene. You are watching and listening
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your theology or views are, everybody's welcome.
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So just recently I was looking at my dashboard and I don't know
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if a lot of you know this about YouTube, but it offers you
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things and ideas and things that are trending on YouTube that are
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very popular. And they claim that if you make
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videos about those popular things that are trending, then
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supposedly it will bring views to your channel.
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Well, one of the things that they have trending here, which
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is no better than the rest of the slop that they're showing me
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that I ought to talk about, is Ski Betty Toilet.
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And what this trending video is about is it's about a.
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Avatar of a human head that's floating around in a used toilet
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and it's singing techno music while bobbing up and down in the
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flush hole of the toilet like a turd.
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This is what is trending according to this YouTube This
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video It's a short has received over 30 million views and videos
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like it in a series. I took a look at the series and
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it's the same thing. It's a bunch of techno music
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that sounds really crappy, and it's a head that's jumping
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around in the toilet. That's the epitome of YouTube,
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and supposedly 30 million people are watching this.
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They like this. They're rating it up.
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You know, folks, I I've read community guidelines in terms of
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service and all that, and I gotta say I'm extremely
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confused. A guy like me talks about
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religion and God and philosophy. I don't try in no way to cause
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any kind of drama or hurt anybody's feelings.
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If I do talk about somebody, I'm only going to point out the
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facts and I'm not going to go overboard with shit.
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But somehow, throughout my entire career on YouTube, I've
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been flagged. I've been reported I've been
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shit on for being said that I'm either too hateful or my videos
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are not consumable by the public.
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Now I don't know what to think about that whenever I compare my
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video to the shit that is trending on YouTube.
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Heads floating on toilets like turds.
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Singing techno music that sounds like it's straight out of a porn
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flick. I don't know what that says
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about me as a person. I'm kind.
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I'm ingenious. I have everything fucking going
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for me as a person, and I'm the least offensive human being on
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the planet, at least whenever it comes to social media.
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Somehow, though, I'm considered too dangerous to watch.
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But it's okay for children to watch a head bobbing in and out
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of a turd filled toilet with urine samples.
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I don't know. It's not just the fact that
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YouTube likes this shit and is trying to get me to actually
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make a video to promote it, which obviously I'm doing right
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now, but it's confusing for me because.
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Am I supposed to be making educational intelligent?
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How to videos? Tutorials?
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Am I supposed to be doing videos where I'm talking about how
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important it is to find salvation?
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Because those type of videos are not getting views, Apparently.
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A lot of you out there you get off and excited about watching
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My Little Pony shit where ponies fart, rainbows and shit.
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And fucking head singing, techno trance music and toilet.
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I feel more and more like I'm just simply out of touch with
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what people want to see and what they want to hear.
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Really. I can't break 1000 views on some
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of my fucking videos, but a toilet guy who's jumping around
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with a scat fetish? Is somehow managing to get a
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mass 30 million views and over 100,000 subscribers really?
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Is it me that's crazy? Am I completely unrelatable?
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Do I not identify with humanity? Or is it just that humanity's
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fucking nuts? You tell me.
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See you guys on Friday, 7:00 PM Central.
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And folks, you know I'm being sarcastic and goofy.
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I get it. I get it.
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Some people just like to watch stupid shit.
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You don't always want to have to think about shit.
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I get it. But damn, dude in the toilet.
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gentlemen. My name is Brett Keane and you
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Go for it. So today I was looking at
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Twitter and I found out some sad news.
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We found out that Paul Rubin, who is known as a KA Pee Wee
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Herman, has died. Apparently he was 70 years old.
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I don't know exactly why he passed away.
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It usually takes weeks or months before you find out why a person
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passed away, especially a celebrity.
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Hopefully it had nothing to do with drugs, which is usually the
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thing that kills a lot of musicians and celebrities.
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But I used to watch this guy whenever I was a kid.
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I used to watch Pee Wee's Playhouse and I remembered had
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one of my favorite actors in it. He played a cowboy in the show.
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Laurence Fishburne. Laurence Fishburne's awesome.
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I watched him in CSI, watched all of his movies.
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I watched him as Morpheus and the Matrix.
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Fantastic guy. I knew that guy had a lot of a
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lot of shit going on for him. So what was it about Pee Wee
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Herman? Well, besides his movies?
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I remember as a kid I thought his movies were brilliant.
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I thought that the show itself was very unique and original.
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I'd spent a lot of time watching Reading Rainbow, The
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Transformers, a lot of really good cartoons, but all of them
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kind of had the same thing going on for him back then.
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You notice back then cartoons were a lot more interesting than
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they are nowadays. Unless you're watching some kind
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of weird Netflix episode or show or something like that, nothing
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compares to what it was like getting a big bowl of Cocoa
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Pebbles or Chocolate Rice Krispies, a chocolate milk, a
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fucking grilled cheese sandwich, and sit down and watch some
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fucking crazy shit on television.
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Well, Pee Wee Herman was absolutely insane.
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I watched him so much and watched my cartoons so much that
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I started learning how to impersonate people like Pee Wee
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Herman. I know you are, but what am I?
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I mean, I really, really got good at impersonating some of
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these different voices, because not only for his show, but even
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my cartoons, they always used really powerful, extraordinary
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voices that really get your attention right out the bat.
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How many of you out there admit that Optimus Prime had, like,
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the coolest voice for a robot that could ever exist?
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Oh yeah, you know what I'm talking about.
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So he would start the show, He'd come in, he'd prance around,
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he'd flip his little legs up in the air and, you know, almost
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have a spaz attack while he was announcing everybody and
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introducing his friends, a talking toilet, a bunch of
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fucking Jim Henson puppets. And always at the beginning of
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the show, if I remember correctly, he would have a
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special word for the day, you know?
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Oh yeah. So he would go in the, you know,
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OK, this is the word. If anybody says it, then
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everybody's got to go fucking berserko and crazy.
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And they would. It was pretty funny.
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Pee Wee Herman was hilarious. He was funny.
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And unfortunately for him, he had one of those faces where you
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couldn't take him very seriously.
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If he was in like a a big budget movie, if he played something
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where he's supposed to be a serious guy, you would
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immediately remember him as Peter Herman.
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It would be difficult. It's like watching William
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Shatner. He was totally stereotyped.
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I recently I was watching The Blacklist with my family and Mr.
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Rubin was actually on the blacklist and he was playing a
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bad guy. And he's got one of those faces
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where he just doesn't come off that way.
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He just when you see him, you can't buy into the whole bad guy
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routine cuz you immediately go back to childhood and think Pee
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Wee Herman, well we all know what happened.
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Pee Wee Herman committed the ultimate sin back in the day.
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Mr. Paul Rubin. He was probably one of the most
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popular shows that children were watching, and that was what was
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basically the death of his career.
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He decided to go into a movie theater where they were showing
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porn, apparently at a porn addiction or obsession, whatever
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you call it. You know, guys, I made a video
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about how porn can ruin your life and all that.
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Well, Pee Wee Herman's a perfect fucking example of that.
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He, Paul Rubin, went into a movie theater.
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He was watching some nasty shit on the screen.
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He was jerking off in the public.
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That's right. He was masturbating and somebody
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filmed name. I guess they recorded him.
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And the next thing you know, his boss is firing his ass because
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you can't be publicly exposed for exposing yourself publicly
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and still expect to be running a show like that.
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I'm not. Unless you're Oprah Winfrey or
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you're a fucking Democrat or a liberal.
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Unless you fit any of those qualifications, you can't get
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away with doing weird shit like that and still work with
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children. Well, perhaps if Pee Wee Herman
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had done his show later on in life, like nowadays, he could
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have got away with doing that weird shit and still been able
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to run a children's TV show. Because nowadays Democrats,
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liberals and a lot of people and and society seem to think that
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exploiting children is an absolutely good thing to do.
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So he would have fit right into society nowadays.
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But back then a lot of people had something called morals and
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ethics and shit, so that would that didn't work back then, but
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it would have worked now, I think.
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Yeah, he could have come back and did it all, but yeah, 70
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years old. Fuck, I've seen him on the
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blacklist just a couple years ago and he didn't look any
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different. The man literally did not look
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like he aged. He had a fucked up looking
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hairdo, but he looked exactly like the Pee Wee him and I
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always knew him to be. So it saddens me.
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Ladies and gentlemen, everybody that I've grown up, watched and
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listened to has died. All the serious actors, all the
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crazy fuckers. My Mr. Rogers is gone.
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A lot of my characters, Jim Henson's gone.
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I never see movies like Labyrinth anymore.
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There's nothing like Pee Wee's Playhouse on TV anymore.
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The closest that ever came to shit like Pee Wee's Playhouse
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was the Blues Clues and even that was fucking tame compared
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to Pee Wee Herman. Pee Wee Herman was funny.
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He was exciting and everything about him, from his home to the
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bike that he ride, rides a road. It was fucking hilarious.
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It was unique. It was original.
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And the music was cool too, for the movies and and and and and
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everything was dramatic and exaggerated and you just felt
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like you were in a totally different world with Pee Wee
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Herman. All the bad shit that was
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happening in my life, no matter what shitty crap was happening
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in my young life, I could sit down and watch this fucking guy
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and I. He put a smile on my face.
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He made me laugh. I especially laughed whenever he
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finally got the opportunity to go to awards show, months after
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he had been basically exposed for masturbating the movie
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theater. He actually went up to the
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microphone in front of an audience of celebrities and
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cracked jokes about masturbating the movie theater.
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And people still laughed. They still thought he was funny
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is what it is. Well, there's that.
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I'm going to miss this guy. I'm going to really, really miss
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him. It's kind of like he wasn't
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obviously as philosophical and awesome as somebody like George
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Carlin, but he was definitely a piece of our culture, a piece of
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society. He was, he was part of my
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growing up. You know, he brought out the
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silly side and me. The funny side to me is where
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George Carlin brought out the more philosophical It's people
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like this I grew up watching, listening to that helped me
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build the character that is Brett Keen today.
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And when I say character, I'm not talking about some fake
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aminated image. I'm saying that I built a lot of
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my thoughts and my ideas and a lot of who I am on right and
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wrong, good and evil and all that.
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Watching some of these people throughout the ages, from him to
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Mr. Rogers and so on. Star Trek, cartoons, all that
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shit. I think a lot of us do.
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Well, that's all I got to say about this.
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It's sad, it's upsetting, but that's life.
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We all die no matter who we are. Well, hello, ladies and
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gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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just give it away. Thank you for any support that
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you all give me. You know it's something people
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have told me. Is that Brett?
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Instead of always focusing on the negative of somebody, why
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don't you speak positively about your people who are either your
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enemies or people you don't like?
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Why don't you try getting a piece of paper, drawing a line
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down the middle and writing the good things that you know about
33:19
them or good things that they've actually done compared to the
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negative bad things they've done.
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Now, we've already done videos talking about how he scammed
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people, how he's hurt people, how he's abused people and all
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this kind of stuff, but we've never really spent much time
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actually talking about what is good about him though as a
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person. Well, I'm going to do that.
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And I know it's going to be very strange for some people and
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unusual for folks out there to actually take someone that you
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don't like, someone who has totally harmed you in many
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different ways, and actually try to find something positive about
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them. But believe it or not,
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Christians are supposed to find redeeming qualities in somebody,
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especially people that are abusive and mean and all that.
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You're supposed to try to find something redeeming, something
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that would be worthy of salvation or grace or any of
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that kind of stuff. Well, as far as I'm concerned, I
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don't believe that the Amazing Atheist will ever find
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salvation, and I don't think that there will ever be grace
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bestowed upon him. But I can surely make the effort
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of coming up with positive things about this fella.
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So one thing that I've had a problem with with a lot of
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atheists is a lot of atheists are not honest about the way
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they really feel, especially in social media.
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You don't know what you're getting whenever you're dealing
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with a lot of the non believers, although a majority of them seem
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very programmed and they're saying basically the same
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parroting information that they've heard from somebody
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who's actually in debates, but just don't do it as well.
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One of the things about TJ is a lot of what he says is very
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unique and original and it's very honest.
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I never did understand these are very rare atheists out here who
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talk about how they want to help the world, how they want to do
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good, how they want to, you know, be able to do for their
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family and their friends and and impact the world on a political
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way where they just want to, you know, make things better for
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people. I often ask myself, why do
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atheists even bother saying that shit?
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Most of them. Whenever you watch them long
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enough, you can tell that they don't give a rat's ass about
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anybody or anything. It's just a bunch of nonsense
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that they're peddling. Well, the thing about TJ Kirk
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the Amazing Atheist is he's never made any claims on video
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as far as I know, where he actually gives a rat's ass about
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what anybody thinks. He doesn't care about what helps
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people. He doesn't care about the human
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race. In fact, he has said many times
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that a majority of humans are retarded.
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They're stupid. He actually considers himself
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more intelligent and more self aware of what's happening with
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the world than other people. So right off the bat, when
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you're dealing with a guy like this, you know where he's coming
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from. He's a person who thinks that
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people are stupid and they're not worth even dealing with.
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They're not even worth helping. In fact, he hates people so
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badly that whenever he does his own podcasts and shows, unlike
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myself, he won't allow people to come up for for free to talk to
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them. He'll actually make them pay him
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because he feels like it's a job to actually talk to you.
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Because remember, you're just another stupid ass human being.
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And his time is money. He's always made people pay and
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if they want to see something that he considers special, they
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have to pay him in order to be able to see it.
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Where guys like me as well as my Christian friends, we've always
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welcomed people to come on to our show.
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But for him, he's not trying to save anybody.
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He's not trying to help anybody or enlighten anybody.
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He doesn't feel like he's, you know, trying to push something
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to make the world a better place or any of that.
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If he talks to you, it's exhausting.
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So he should be getting paid in the process.
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You're basically a job for him. Unless you're paying the money,
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you're not worth listening to or talking to.
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And he's been honest about that. He isn't lying.
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He does not give a rat's ass about anybody.
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He also has said that he doesn't like getting in the debates or
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discussions with other people because, well, most people are
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stupid and he feels like they don't know what they're talking
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about. So you never have to worry about
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him challenging anyone to a debate or a discussion or
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getting into any kind of philosophical topics unless he
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thinks there's going to be a fight.
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Unless he thinks that it's going to get him paid and get him the
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optimal amount of views and attention, he's not going to do
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it. Now I know why Some of you out
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there, you might say, well, how is any of that positive?
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How many? How is it good?
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Well, compared to the atheist out there who lied to you and
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tell you that they actually care about the world and care about
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humanity, it's clear that they're full of shit.
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A guy like The Amazing Atheist has become very, very popular.
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A lot of atheists follow him. Follow him more than these puny
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atheists who claim that they actually care about shut.
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A lot of people subscribe to him because they have that same
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thought process. Why should we give a shit about
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the human race? Why should we care about the
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world? Why should we care about anybody
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whatsoever? Basically, when you're dealing
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with a guy like TJ Kirk, you know exactly what you're
39:21
getting. There's no surprises.
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There's no mystery. It's just a guy who likes to eat
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Big Macs, feed off the fast food restaurants and doesn't give a
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fuck about what anybody thinks. Has admitted that he would
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prostitute if it meant that he was going to get views and
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attention and get famous. That it's all about money.
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It's all about being famous. It's all about showing your ass
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and being seen. It doesn't.
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Nothing embarrasses him. Nothing bothers him because he's
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willing to be the class clown or whatever it takes to get
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attention, and he's always been honest about that.
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There's no loyalty. He doesn't care if he
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misrepresents atheism or if he embarrasses Christians or people
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of religious faith. He doesn't care if he
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embarrasses other atheists. As long as he gets what he
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wants, he's happy. He's fine.
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And most of the time, that's usually the two things that are
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most important to him is fame, fortune.
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That's it. And he's just abhorrently honest
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about that being. His desire is where other
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atheists pretend it's for a good or pure reasons.
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Looks like I got a message from somebody.
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We'll have to check that out later.
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I got to be honest with you. It really really confuses me
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whenever I'm doing. Live shows or doing videos or
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I'm having a conversation with an atheist who says that they
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care about the world, that they want to do the right thing, that
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they want to help animals and people and all this kind of
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stuff. I mean, the first thing I got to
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ask myself was, where is this bullshit coming from?
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This person doesn't believe in God.
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This person doesn't believe in an actual right or wrong.
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This person doesn't have any moral backbone whatsoever,
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foundation to be building all these lies upon.
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According to them, there's no reason to do right or wrong,
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right and wrong, good and evil. It doesn't even exist.
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And that's exactly the way the Amazing Atheist feels about
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Chef. He's very nihilistic.
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He's admitted several times. Not only is he nihilistic, but
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he has even publicly said over and over that he's a sociopath.
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He's all about himself, so you can't get that from some
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nonbelievers out there. There is a rare group of
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atheists out there that actually claim to care.
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I've even ran into atheists who say they care about abortion,
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that they don't think that the killing of children is right,
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that there's atheists out there who will work their ass off to
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try to take care of their family and be there for their friends.
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They believe in loyalty and honor and all that shit.
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But why? That's one thing that I've
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always liked about The Amazing Atheist and the millions of
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people who have followed him. They have shown repeatedly that
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nothing matters to them except for themselves, and I'd rather
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be dealing with someone who is a straight up telling you exactly
42:45
lasers cards right out on the table or her laser cards out on
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the table. There's no trickery, no
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bullshit. This is just who they are
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instead of all this other jumble crap or incoherent nonsense that
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you hear from a very small, minimal amount of atheists out
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there who claim to give a shit. You see what I mean?
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It's helpful when you're out in public or you're doing things
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and stuff you want to know right away.
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Especially when you're working with other people.
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You want to know what their dreams and aspirations are.
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You don't want someone who puts one face for video and then one
43:30
face in real life. According to anybody that's ever
43:35
known this guy, they say he's the same way in reality that he
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is on video. He's an asshole straight down
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the line and doesn't give a shit what anybody thinks about it.
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But a lot of other people out there are on all sides of the
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aisle. They try to pretend and they try
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to act and they try to say, hey, I give a shit.
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I love people. I I want the best for the planet
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and all this. Not this guy.
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He tells you right off the bat that if you died tomorrow, it
44:06
wouldn't be worth the shit to him.
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He wouldn't even lose a minute of sleep if your existence were
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completely wiped out. Now, ladies and gentlemen, that
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might be uncomfortable, but at least he's telling you how he
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truly feels. At least you know what you're
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getting with this guy. He's not going to, you know,
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candy coat, shed and sugarcoat stuff.
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And I think that's one of the reasons why, in the beginning
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when he and I first started talking, it was one of the
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reasons why I was so attracted to what he was talking about,
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why it was that I actually respected him because I knew
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this was a guy that wasn't going to give me a bunch of bullshit.
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Now, that's not to say that he didn't a couple times pull the
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wool over people's eyes. It's not to say that he hasn't
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ever lied in order to be able to get his gains, But usually
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whenever he's not pulling that shit, I'd say 90% of the time
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he's pretty straightforward. You're all stupid, he doesn't
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care. And if you have issue, here is
45:14
tissue. So, I mean, I find that
45:19
interesting, I find that fascinating, and I actually find
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it a positive. It's actually refreshing.
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When you're talking to someone and they tell you right off the
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bat, I just don't give a shit. There's nothing that you can
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say, nothing that you can do. Nothing matters to me, period.
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I'm just going to do whatever it takes to get me to where I want
45:39
to be. I'm going to do whatever it
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takes in order to get my thrills, fulfill my desires and
45:45
ambition, as opposed to someone who feeds you a bunch of
45:48
nonsense and never comes. Through on whatever they're
45:51
saying. So whenever he tells you he
45:53
wants something or I need something, he fully plans on
45:58
going through it. That I've heard a lot of
45:59
atheists say that he's lazy. That he's absolutely lazy.
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Son of a gun who won't move a finger in order to do anything.
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That's true. If it means that he's supposed
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to do something for another person or you've asked him for
46:16
something, he's not going to give it his best.
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But if he feels in his heart that what he's going for is
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important enough and it's going to benefit him 100%, my goodness
46:30
people, he is extraordinary and phenomenal.
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He will do whatever it takes, even if it meant stepping on the
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bones of his friends. This is a guy that whenever he
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gets focused and then concentration, it doesn't matter
46:47
who gets hurt in the process. He's going to take what he
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believes is his. Not a lot of people can say they
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have that much honesty about them, that much girth, that much
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backbone to do whatever it takes to succeed at whatever you're
47:06
going for. And that's probably why it is
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that he is so popular. That's probably why it is.
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All the little girls and little boys watch him and find him to
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be interesting, because when he says he's going to get something
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that he truly wants, he does it. And if he doesn't get what he
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wants, then, well, ladies and gentlemen, that had to have been
47:28
someone else's fault. Someone else should be held
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accountable. It wasn't his problem.
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Just ask him. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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I hope you enjoyed the video. God bless.
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I'll see you are at Friday 7:00 PM Central.