WISDOM.

Fightful with the five.

What the fuck is up?

What's going on?

Tanky Tom, Texas star, met with the five.

What the fuck is up everybody?

I did something really fucking retarded recently.

So Jackson told me to get vidIQ and I was thinking I'll get it for a month, pay $30.

He's like, it really helps, right?

So I go to the checkout and I fucking buy it.

I get like the $30 version.

Why not?

Get the best one, right?

Only afterwards I get the receipt.

It was like $800.

They just took $800 from me.

I guess I have it for a year.

If you ever subscribe to something on the internet, make sure you're checking if it says yearly or monthly, because they fuck you over with that shit.

I literally could not believe that should not be legal.

It's crazy.

Um, but it is what it is.

We keep, I guess, I have it for a year now, you know.

We keep it rolling.

Hey, it's just a joke.

All right, all right, anyway.

No, it's fine.

All right, honestly, it's fine.

Okay.

Can can I refund it?

Is there a way to get a refund actually?

Ah, freeze it, huh?

No, no, no, don't give subs for my fucking retarded mistakes.

I just wanna know, like, I can refund that then, huh?

Okay, I'm gonna look into that.

'Cause that's fucking crazy.

That's the biggest deception on earth.

All right.

That is, yeah, I'm gonna email them right after the stream.

100%.

Anyway, guys, whatever.

All right.

Uh what a strange thing to open with.

We

Have a lot to talk about today actually.

I have a whole thing lined up, okay?

And uh

I keep thinking about some of the conversations I've been having with Carlos.

about America.

I'm we're deepening our Islamic revolution or whatever we wanna fucking call this thing.

And it's just I'm seeing more and more people crash the fuck out as a consequence and get upset about it.

Diaspora Haas is putting his diaspora interests ahead of good old fashioned America with our nineteen fifties.

Shut the fuck up, okay?

So again, I just keep keep understanding we're going to keep deepening this and it's going to keep causing more people to disalign and show themselves.

Right?

Because I'm not 'cause I refuse to be in this cringe

1950s fucking LARP, which has zero aura, zero drip, and it's for fucking pedophiles.

If I'm gonna be honest, right?

And like, you know, it's so crazy because now they say I'm woke.

They say I'm too Islamic.

I'm too feminist, but I'm also Sharia law.

What's going on?

Okay.

Well, this is our moral revolution.

Okay.

This is what's happening with infrared.

I'm just going to tell you the truth.

What's going on with infrared right now is what I always wanted it to be from the beginning.

Okay.

We got sidetracked because of the virality and growing an audience.

And this is what I wanted it to be from the beginning.

Okay.

So that's actually what's being cultivated.

What's going on?

A lot of people, bro, Kizlobosh, what the fuck, bro?

Thank you, man.

Holy fuck.

Shout out Kizzlebosh, she's still doing those uploads.

They're doing well.

While I'm fucking cooking up this script for this Vision video that's coming out, hopefully, this Monday.

Holy shit.

It's taking so long.

But I'm putting my heart and soul in it.

It's really a passion project, right?

But uh

You know, now I'm at a point where I really don't care about appeasing retards and pandering to all these disgusting retard people.

And this whole 1950s, you know, trad Americana LARP, it's just so fucking dead, aura-less and dripless, okay?

And I just want nothing to fucking do with it.

You know, Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks, he was into the Buddhism, Tibetan Buddhism shit.

Well, think of me like Dale Cooper, except A-rab, and I'm into the...

astrology, Islamic astrology shit.

I was talking to Carlos about this because we were talking about...

So Carlos messaged me the other day.

He's talking about how, you know, what's up, Rabbi Tier?

He's talking about how Che Guevara had such a strong moral orientation.

He's like, the shit you talk about.

NRG, what's up with the six man?

Carlos was telling me, he's like, you know, he's like, I was thinking and I was like, you know, Castro and Shea, if you listen to their speeches, it's the same thing we're doing in our party.

It's all about the moral revolution, the moral orientation.

And then we were kind of thinking about why they had that orientation in contrast to other people, right?

And then we kind of started cooking and we're like, this is from the American Transcendentalist tradition with Emerson and Thoreau.

Because Emerson influenced Jose Marti, you know?

So it's like, and then I fucking dropped a bomb and I'm like, also Dale Cooper.

Think about that.

Because Dale Cooper represents like a political power or government authority having the aura of like a moral, this moral aura, right?

And then we're like, this is something very American, actually, you know?

And I was talking to him about the imperial standard of ancient Persia, Zoroastrianism, all this kind of shit.

Anyway.

You know, and it got me thinking about what America really is.

What does it actually mean to be on this land?

And I'll tell you what America is: America is a confrontation with the moral dimension of human history, civilization, and existence.

That's what America is.

And it's comprehensive and it's total.

Absolutely, it's going to be Eurasia, it's going to be everything from the old world.

It has to reconfront us anew.

And it's this kind of new space to actually articulate the universal because the old world is, you know, almost.

I'm not a fan of René Guénon and the traditionalists.

Absolutely, they were reactionaries.

But you know, if you read these reactionary thinkers like Guénon or Heidegger, there's a common theme about how there's this original starting point that civilization is slowly descending from and forgetting, right?

Guénon talks about an original sacred principle that's being lost, you know, and Heidegger is the same thing.

With the forgetting of being.

And the grain of truth to that is that Eurasia has slowly been.

Descending from and you know, Cyrus the Great, or whatever you want to call it, right?

Some original type of universal moral authority that they keep trying to revive or rediscover over and over again, right?

Anyway, uh, in America.

We don't, we're not tethered to a past that's the bedrock.

We actually have to rediscover all that from scratch, right?

And that's where that moral dimension actually comes from.

And so I love when I see retard LARPers who think they know what America means.

Oh, America's a dinner table with a trad wife cooking a pie and I'm wearing a suit and I have the American flag and Hail USA

Hail the Constitution Hail the USA

Liberty.

He rolls it.

Shut the fuck up.

Turning America into a Americana stereotype is actually giving America to the old world.

Do you know that?

You're basically assimilating America to the and making it just another retard country.

Whereas America will only ever mean anything in the world if

It is continuously reviving and rediscovering the universal moral principle underlying mankind.

You know, if you are if you have a stan bog standard notion of American national existence that you think I'm deviating from, you're actually not an American.

Get the fuck out of here.

You want to turn us into a mascot for other countries around the world.

You know, in other countries everyone wants Americans to be a mascot of some kind or whatever.

It's like, no, actually I I wanna go further, you know?

So that's my take on that, right?

And I was just talking to Carlos about it.

Just a quick detour, a side thing I wanted to mention before we get into tonight's important, very important and prescient

conversation that I want to have, okay, talk I want to have, all right?

But uh

Oof, fucking crazy.

We keep hearing more

Talk that Trump is about to bomb Iran and invade Iran, it's not going to happen.

Probably not.

Man, what is this thing?

Is this a spider or is it a fly?

I don't know what it fucking is, okay?

But I don't deserve to be terrorized by it.

Whatever the fuck it is.

Like, what did I do to invite you to my abode?

Okay, fuck.

Anyway, y'all.

Alright, so the Iran war is never gonna end.

It's a forever war.

Everyone's waiting till the midterms actually.

Okay, so we're gonna see then, then and there.

Okay.

And I want to segue us into a talk that I think is very prescient and very important.

I have an announcement to make.

I don't even know if I should hype this up.

So, next month I'm going to be doing a t a 1v10 in Las Vegas.

And Prax Ben is, he signed up for it.

I didn't know.

I don't care, though.

We'll let him sign up for it.

Prax Ben's going to be there, apparently.

The guy said it was booked.

Everyone wanted to sign up, and they're going to be there.

But there's another surprise coming.

I don't know if he's going to change his mind or worm his way out, but I'm just going to.

I wasn't told I can't tell you this.

Apparently, the day before the 1v10, Jay Dyer agreed to a remote debate.

So I'll be there in person, and he'll be over the screen.

But that's happening.

What are the odds?

Finally, he.

I didn't even ask for this debate.

Apparently, he just wants to debate Marxism.

Okay.

Perfect.

Oh, we can't get ahead of ourselves.

I don't want him to cancel it, guys.

So don't do anything that's going to startle him before it happens because he'll cancel.

He always.

This actually has happened before.

I'm not going to tell you when.

But.

You know, I uh wonder if he's gonna cancel.

So let's be steady and uh, you know, let's not startle him or spook him into canceling it, okay?

This is gonna be probably one of the best debates I've ever done probably.

And uh I'm very excited for it.

I'm very, very this one's been a long time coming.

This is I'll feel like Tamerlane finally, finally reaching Delhi, okay?

Finally reaching Delhi, kissing the ground below him that he finally has sacked the city of Delhi.

Well, you guys have to be prepared because, regardless of the outcome of that debate, his retard fans, they're not even going to watch it and they're going to say he didn't lose, right?

So I'm going to come very prepared for that one in terms of where I'm going to be coming from with it.

But uh we'll see.

You know hopefully he does his homework and doesn't waste time and doesn't make me have to give him a crash course on Marxism.

If he's smart, he'll read what I've written about some stuff and go at it from that angle of attack.

But we'll see, right?

So be excited.

That's coming up.

I'm going to be debating him about Marxism.

So that's happening.

That's exciting.

Um, I don't know what got me on this.

I remember the first debate, something about you think knowledge is feeding.

What is knowledge?

I don't know.

I think it may be something about how I was writing the script got me on this train of thought, but I actually wanted to talk about this today, right?

Specific topic actually.

Because

I don't think knowledge is feeding.

I actually think knowledge is fucking.

You know who agrees with me?

The Bible.

The Hebrew Bible

So the word that they would use for he came to fuck her, right?

Adam came to fuck Eve is actually no, he came to know her.

Okay?

This actually multiple times throughout the Bible, they describe sexual intercourse in the form of knowledge.

The man came to know the woman, okay?

And

When we think about hikmah and wisdom, what is knowledge?

In the first place, and what is its relationship to wisdom?

Okay, so this is what I want to talk about tonight.

It's actually very important.

Uh you know.

So let's begin, okay?

And I'm going to introduce you with some familiarity with Lacan and other kinds of things.

And I promise this is going to be worthwhile, okay?

Very important that I deliver this lecture to you now and tonight.

Because the infrared philosophical project or post-philosophical project, it's really coming together in a very coherent way now.

Now that I actually have the allotted time to focus on it, remember.

The launch of infrared mainly was just about viral, viral, viral, going viral.

Then, you know, we we focused on CPSA 36, the SMO.

News, and then finally the the Communist Party, ACP.

Now I'm at a comfortable enough space where I can go back and really finish the project as intended, right?

So uh I want to introduce you to why knowledge is fucking.

Well, don't make that the title of the video.

This is just the grabber, right?

So first of all, let's think about knowledge and a Marxist or materialist definition of knowledge.

I would say that a materialist definition of knowledge would be something along the lines of.

To know something means to assimilate it within your practical activity.

So that is what knowledge is.

To know means to assimilate within practice.

That's what it means to know something.

And specifically, not just any kind of practice, but your practice in particular.

And that practice can take the form of what I think Herbert Dreyfus, according to Carlos, which he introduced me to, called skillful coping, which is how you can actually.

You know, like a martial artist who just knows how to fucking do it and does it, or somebody who thinks while they do it consciously.

I mean, it doesn't matter.

All knowledge is is

Um

The expansion of practice onto things outside of practice, right?

So it's a kind of almost like a colonization of one's practical activity or one's activity proper upon the world.

And that's what that's how you actually know things.

And the reason you have the Bible, the Hebrew Bible, refer to knowledge as sex and fucking.

Because when he came to know her, he came to know her.

Don't play that, you know, music they play the jazz music with the saxophone.

Don't do that, you know.

But uh that's actually what it means.

That's actually how you should think about knowledge.

There is such a thing called blue collar LARP, which is very real.

I see it on TikTok all the time.

And, you know, you just, there's this weird dimension to it where it's like, I don't know.

I feel like I've read a lot that a common motif in porn is like a plumber comes and he's like, I know how to fix the pipes.

Yeah, I know how to do it.

You know?

And isn't that such a thing?

Isn't that such a thing though, right?

Where it's like you know how to do things or you don't.

Now, forget the pervert dimension.

I have to just bring it up to grab your attention because we live in a fallen world.

But knowledge is very much a you thing.

You know shit.

If somebody who knows shit knows how to do shit, it's a know-how and a know-what, right?

Which is rooted in familiarity.

So there is an intimate dimension to what we call knowledge.

Okay, there's a profoundly intimate dimension to knowledge.

But here's the thing that is a scandal from the perspective of philosophy.

In some strict sense, knowledge has nothing to do at all.

With

the actual real world at all.

The world external from you, that is.

All knowledge is, is a claim of practical activity

and familiarity that you can stake out based on your relationships to things.

But knowledge doesn't actually grant you understanding

Into anything that's external from that relationship.

And this is why this is the key to identifying a pervert, okay?

If some random person, even if there's no erotic or sexual dimension, if a random person runs up to you, I know you, I know you, there's something creepy about it.

Because first of all, basic human conduct means there's a distance between us.

You don't know who the fuck I am, but you should still know how to fucking act based on that gap, right?

But a pervert

Doesn't acknowledge that gap, but even in the form of knowledge, there's something that profoundly perverted and like just even for our everyday sensibilities, you're crossing a barrier you should not be crossing, right?

When you claim you know someone, but you really don't know them, what you're really claiming is, you know, I have a relationship to you of some kind.

Even when you have none at all.

Now as someone who's, you know

Public enough to attract random people to bother me,

I get this all the time.

I get retards who think they know me, who I've never interacted with in my fucking life, but they somehow think they know anything about me.

Well, there's no relation between us, so how could you know anything about me?

And even in the case

You could marry someone.

You can have a long-term relationship with someone.

They can know you to to to the extent that they were related to you and your interactions.

But can you actually know another person in their deepest essence, right?

The Bible thinks maybe, you know, that Adam can know Eve if they get that intimate.

There's at least some sense in which he knows her.

And that that is to some extent true, right?

Like your body, you physically know each other to that level.

There's a connection there.

You know, superstitious people would call it a soul tie.

I'm not, I don't go that deep, but there's an element of knowledge that's happening there that is unconscious and is not even like, you know, my ego knows you.

It's more like you know a person, you know, in a sense that is just impossible otherwise.

So, um

Okay, what a fucking weird topic, right?

Anyway, that's knowledge.

So there's two forms of knowledge as well that Lacan talks about.

I don't remember what they are in French.

One of them starts with a C, the other one I think is Savoir, right?

I'm just gonna speak in English though, to save you time.

One type of knowledge is the knowledge the ego has, so the knowledge you consciously think you possess, right?

The other type of knowledge is your unconscious knowledge, right?

And unconscious knowledge oftentimes manifests itself in a very directly practical way, like skillful coping that Herbert Dravers talks about.

You know, a skilled swordsman knows how to use a sword without thinking about it, almost as a reflex, right?

There's a symbolic knowledge unconsciously that defines your relation and

How is your subjectivity constituted in a web of relations with other people and other signifiers of the unconscious, right?

And that's a type of knowledge you have which situates you within some kind of stable order that allows the world to make sense for you in some kind of way, right?

So that is.

Uh unconscious knowledge, so to speak, right?

Then the knowledge that's the ego con knowledge, that's the knowledge you're probably familiar with.

I would say one of the ultimate forms of arrogance and perversion is when conscious knowledge thinks it.

Can properly articulate unconscious knowledge.

Uh, with absolute fidelity, right?

So, when you really are certain that you know something, that's how you know you don't know a fucking thing.

You know what you someone who knows something will say, Well, you know what you know, you know, you just know what you know, that's it.

Meaning, there's an implicit acknowledgement that could change, you know.

Maybe I don't know everything, but this is just what I know, right?

Then, there's there's the other kind of knowledge where because maybe you have some familiarity with something, you know, you go, I know, oh, I know, I know, you don't know a fucking thing, you disgusting pervert, right?

So I'll tell you who the second type of pervert is, right?

The glasses wearer, Redditors, they're the scientists.

So we live in a society of expert knowledge and ruled by academic institutions and scientists who think they know things, but they don't know a fucking thing.

They think there's something called a gene.

There's no such thing.

You don't know what the fuck is going on in a cell.

You should always question scientists.

How do you know these things you're claiming?

All you know is the experiments you're engaging in.

All you know is whatever measurements, you know, whatever experimental context is being set up to.

To then draw a conclusion, but you don't actually know what's going on in a cell, you don't know any of that, like you don't have an actual working relationship with these biological processes that could lead you to draw any kind of comprehensive conclusion.

All you can know is the relationships between your measurements and their output, but you don't even know enough to draw any definitive conclusion with respect to that.

Like, for example, you know, when they do these GWAS studies and they try to find associations between SPs.

And uh traits, right, to prove that genes exist, right?

And maybe they'll find a cho to two percent correlation or something, right?

And then the scientist will go, ah, you see, I know that genes are real, right?

You don't know if I, all you know was that experiment.

You drew a conclusion that's not even justified by the experiment.

See the reason you know you know a guy who really fucked?

Lysenko.

No, that guy fucks.

Lysenko, that guy

I'll tell you why.

Because he knew agronomy.

He actually knew it.

He they called him the barefoot scientist.

He would go into the fields and actually do that shit.

I'm not saying he would okay, this is so perverted.

Maybe the joke is going too far.

I don't know.

This is usually a very PG show, but I have to traumatize you into understanding for tonight.

Okay?

But he would go into the field and he would know how to actually grow plants and he would experiment with them in a very practically oriented way that did depend on an intimate familiarity with how to grow shit and how to do shit, right?

And that's why they called him the barefoot scientist.

Instead of the weird perverts that were in laboratories molesting fruit flies and stuff to come to the conclusion that genes are real, Lysenko.

All right.

How do I fix this problem now that I've infected you with?

Anyway, you get the idea though.

There's something, there's knowledge, and then what is the content of the knowledge?

Well, all you have to think about is this: when we're talking about knowledge, okay.

when we're talking about knowledge, it's always very individual.

You know something because of your familiarity with it, because of a concrete relationship you are embedded in with the thing

That you're used to.

That's all knowledge means.

When we're talking about a relationship to fundamental, universal truths or principles for that matter.

We cannot

Claim this is knowledge.

That's the scandal when it comes to philosophy.

All knowledge is actually practical.

Knowledge is just defining the relationship you have toward things.

It doesn't ever go beyond the relationship of an individual, their practice, and the things that are assimilated or involved or within which that practice partakes.

Okay.

And I'll go a step farther.

This is true for unconscious knowledge, and this is simultaneously true for the kind of knowledge that we would associate with the ego, right?

Conscious knowledge.

Okay.

So.

So

Where does that take us as far as having a relationship to truth, to the real, to al-Haq?

Is it knowledge?

And what does that mean for wisdom or hikmah, right?

Well

Lacan says something that is very powerful.

And don't tell me to name the uh the specific lecture.

But Lacan remarks upon something very powerful, that's always stuck with me.

And it makes sense if you've watched the Dune movies.

Yeah.

Lacan said that truth and knowledge actually contradict each other.

Knowledge and truth are at odds.

Because knowledge is about familiarity.

Knowledge is an order.

You're embedded in an order of relationships.

And there's a degree of stability there.

But Lacan says, truth, which comes from the real, often as a symptom, truth is destabilizing.

Truth is alienating.

It radically disrupts and calls into question everything you think you know.

When you're struck by truth, the analogy often used throughout history, for example, St.

Paul on the road to Damascus, is you're struck by lightning.

Encountering truth, that's like the prophets receiving divine revelation, like the prophet Muhammad in the cave, who's terrified when they see the angel Gabriel.

Okay?

Now we can go farther.

Revolutionary truth is radically disruptive.

Revolutionary truth, I mean, completely disrupts the old ways and old habits and old conventions of society.

Look at the cultural revolution in China.

Look at someone like Che Guevara.

I mean, according to what people know, what Che Guevara, when he went off to the jungles of Bolivia, or even when he set off on Grandma to the Sierra Mountains, was that rooted in knowledge?

No, did he know anything about being a revolutionary?

Che came from a privileged background.

He was on his way to being a doctor.

He came from a wealthy family.

Like, he was like noble blood in a way, right?

Che had no, he had no knowledge of what a revolution was.

But.

Having an encounter with truth actually contradicts all the knowledge in the world, okay?

And this is what makes sociance counter revolutionary by nature and antithetical to truth.

Seance reifies relationships.

And stabilizes them into an order of some kind, but that is not truth.

Truth has to shock you in a way, it has to disrupt you.

And what

Is another word for truth is modernity.

Modernity is the nowness of truth, in a way.

That's another way you can look at the term the modern.

The shock of the modern is that it calls into question knowledge, all the knowledge people think that they have.

It turns out.

is contradicted by truth.

And so you're you're you're then left adrift.

This is the death stranding.

Okay.

Vi is working on a video of death stranding.

I'm kind of helping him a little bit.

Just a little little bit.

That's what Kojima is describing in Death Stranding.

Okay, the stranding is this moment where all that you thought you knew.

is contradicted by reality.

Now you have been stranded

You're cast adrift, okay?

And how do you

Make sense of that.

How do you continue to live

Having faced such an apocalypse as truth, truth is apocalyptic, okay.

And disruptive and destabilizing.

Your knowledge failed you.

You know, you know, have you ever encountered something that's so shocking that you're like, I don't know anything.

You know what I mean?

Like I I thought I like that is an extremely

traumatic thing actually, right?

And unconsciously we try that we we store that in our unconscious, by the way.

So, this is another dimension.

So, now you can understand truth and knowledge contradict each other.

Okay, now.

This is the bomb I'm going to drop on you, right?

And this is what I was thinking about, which helps me clarify my own project and everything comes together in a very neat bow tie for me, right?

What then is wisdom?

Wisdom or Hikmah or Sophia or Sophos.

So Alexander Kojev wrote the book Sophia, which was his letter to Stalin.

Now in the book Sophia, Kojev says something very profound, right?

He says philosophy is always an individual relationship between the knower and the known.

And he basically, you know, in a roundabout way, he comes to the conclusion that the reason philosophy failed.

Is because the philosophical truth never actually corresponded with.

Um

With the reality, so to speak, right?

Philosophers could never account for their historical premises, the fact that they are historically in a sense determined and reducible, creatures of their time, so to speak.

The the principal limitation of the philosopher was the individual standpoint.

That is the premise of philosophy, right?

The the type of knowledge that the philosopher seeks is impossible.

So Kojev says

In order to complete knowledge and fulfill the mission of philosophy, we have to actually understand what Sophia is or what wisdom is, right?

And Kojev, who's drawing from the Russian mystic Soloviev.

comes to the conclusion that wisdom is actually

Collective Wisdom is history, wisdom is collective humanity.

And that insight, I mean, having wisdom is a sage-like quality of leaders like Stalin or for Hegel and Napoleon, who who actually understand somehow

This collective being or collective reality formed by humanity as a whole, and this cannot be something that can be known by any individual.

That's the key thing.

An individual cannot know wisdom, so to speak, individually.

That type of knowledge, according to Kojev, can only be achieved through communism, right?

Through a type of mutual recognition that actually participates in history, principally in the form of the tyrant.

So, Stalin, in this case, the whole book was a letter to Stalin, who has the phrenosis, the practical insight, knowledge into the collective humanity and works from that basis, and the philosopher who recognizes the tyrant as having achieved.

a type of mastery or knowledge that for the individual philosopher is impossible.

That the mutual recognition between these two will complete, you know, uh this idea of full absolute knowledge, right?

Well, he kind of draws that from Hegel, of course.

But Kojev still ants anticipates the completed knowledge of mankind eventually being achieved, okay, through communism, a full self-knowledge of mankind, okay?

So for Kojev

Wisdom is a step, stepping stone to full and complete absolute knowledge.

Okay?

Well, Kojev was a little bit perverted, if you ask me.

Because I think he

Discovered something very true.

But drew the wrong conclusion, you know?

What do they say?

The right step in the wrong direction, so to speak, right?

The key thing that Kojev understands though is wisdom as something collective.

Now there are many ways in which wisdom is a check on knowledge.

In in the form of how collective, you know, realities can be a check on the knowledge of individuals.

Memes can go viral, forms of information can circulate and go viral in a social body.

Which absolutely do humble people who think they know shit.

And actually, this is happening generationally.

Millennials think they know things, and they're very upset about Gen Z, whose memes and whose way of socializing.

The millennials say, you don't know enough.

You don't know enough.

So you already you have this kind of humiliating way of keeping the pretense to knowledge in check in the form of the more collectively embodied forms of wisdom that take place, right?

That take shape as wisdom.

Okay.

Then there's the obvious one, okay?

You may think you know something,

But the only way that you can verify that knowledge to yourself, that you can verify it so most types of knowledge you don't need to verify.

But when you're called upon to verify whether that knowledge is truth, that's where it becomes tested by others.

So, if I walk around and say, I know how to fight, I know how to fight, okay.

Now, if you're confident in yourself, you don't even need to say it, okay?

But if you want to transcribe this knowledge you think you have into truth, what's going to happen?

You're going to roll up to the court, to the basketball court.

Alright, you can fight.

Put on the bot.

Let's see.

Let's see.

You know, this is how wisdom keeps knowledge in check.

Okay.

You want to turn the knowledge into truth, it has to be tested by something external.

And the same thing is true for, for example, the scientific method.

That's why we have a scientific method, right?

So, this is how you can think about how wisdom has to be collective.

It cannot just be individual, right?

Individuals can know shit.

But the relationship between knowledge and truth cannot acquire harmony as wisdom until it becomes collective, okay?

Karl Marx says something, he says Men and women make history but not as they please.

So the way men and women are actually making history is the wisdom.

If we can identifo and we know this too, there's things we know unconsciously.

Which we cannot bring to the surface as truth.

Right?

Because we have no way of doing that.

Because that would contradict the constructs of our ego and our individual consciousness, which makes sense of our knowledge in a very different way than the way it's actually

Uh embedded, right?

So, to give you an example, um

There is a base and a superstructure, okay?

There are concrete relationships of production that we enter into, okay?

This is actually truth.

And we know this on some unconscious level.

Some even if we don't have the words for it, we know it on an unconscious level.

The concordance between that knowledge and the truth

When that becomes determinate, that's wisdom.

See Marxism is ultimately hikmah, it's about wisdom.

Marxism is a wisdom, first and foremost.

Because it's about insight into these kinds of things, right?

The material reality, right?

Now, why is it impossible for the unconscious knowledge to be acknowledged or recognized as truth?

So what is blocking the ability for there to be wisdom?

Well, at the level of the superstructure, within the capitalist mode of production, or any mode of production, we have something called ideology.

And what ideology does is it displaces.

Our ability to

draw into consciousness the reality of our relations of production, so to speak.

Kind of butchering this and simplifying it very radically, but I just want to give you a little bit of familiarity with these distinctions, right?

So

Um so you the super in some sense the superstructure

is kind of the thing that obstructs the concordance between knowledge and truth, such that when truth does appear

It does it's very disruptive because the relationship between the constructs of our consciousness and the actual unconscious knowledge that we have.

That creates a stabilizing order.

Conventions that we're familiar with, and this is what we typically call knowledge proper.

Like the guy think of imagine if you're some arrogant priest and some

Decadent society in the Bronze Iron Age or something.

And you're like, I know things, I know things.

Okay, then a time traveler comes with a fucking, I don't know, like a Glock and just starts shooting people.

Fuck do you know now, bitch?

Okay, that's a stupid thing, but it's like that happens in history a lot.

Okay, people who think they know shit, they get really fucking comfortable with that.

And then they get humbled, okay?

You're like Czar Nicholas, he thought he knew something.

He didn't know a fucking thing.

All the monarchs and princes of Europe, they thought they knew how the world worked.

Like, if you were living in France and you were some noble, I mean, you thought you had that shit on lock.

Honestly, you did.

Like, you thought you knew that shit.

I know how it did.

I know.

Oh, trust me, I know.

Then Robespierre cuts your bitch ass head off.

Fuck, did you know, bitch?

Nothing.

Same thing with the Mongols, okay?

You had these people that they they felt how they knew how shit worked.

I know how power works.

We just have to bribe them.

I know how it works.

Oh, you're a cynic.

You think you know shit?

You don't know a fucking thing.

That's why Genghis Khan rolls up out of your shit.

Burns your ass to the ground, bitch.

You didn't know nothing.

Okay.

So, you see how corrupt people always think they know things.

They don't know a fucking thing.

Okay, that's just you need to understand.

That's why truth and knowledge contradict each other throughout history.

Okay, I'm gonna go farther.

What actually is wisdom?

Is wisdom just the concordance of truth and knowledge?

That's one definition.

But we have to be more specific, okay?

And I'm going to tell you this, it's going to make so much fucking sense in terms of how you can actually think about what's the difference between wisdom and knowledge, okay?

Wisdom is the determinate form or shape

Of where knowledge ends.

So Kant and agnostics will say there's an absolute limit of knowledge beyond which is, you know, whatever.

And you know, a stupid Einstein, I I only know that I do not know.

Okay, I'm not saying that.

But what I am saying is that we have these radical encounters with the real or ahaq, the truth.

which actually restrain our knowledge.

Wisdom is the accumulated

Restraint upon one's own knowledge.

Knowing where

That must be restrained necessarily.

Because of how the thing is, because of how reality is, because of how others are, other people have a soul.

I'm going to give you a classic example of wisdom.

I'm picking on someone in the chat.

I'm just gonna pick on someone randomly.

Let me just.

Okay, let's say Iron Rose, okay?

Okay, let's say I'm a disgusting pervert.

I know you, Iron Rose, I know you.

Right.

Now this is not a wise person.

You think you know another person.

You think that you can exhaust them cognitively and reduce the you think you have exhaustive cognitive mastery over the other.

But what does a wise man say?

Iron Rose has a soul.

I will never be able to penetrate into that soul with my consciousness or my mind at all.

There's a

There's an irreducible gap that separates the other from me, that will always in some sense make them a stranger to me.

But if I can be at peace with that, and if I can acknowledge that I have wisdom, that is wisdom.

That's a classic example I can give you of wisdom.

When you can know the specific shape of the limitation of knowledge.

And in that shape, you can tip your fedora and you can acknowledge.

The real.

Ah, okay.

This is necessary limit.

And beyond this, what does the wise man say?

Only Allah knows.

Why does the wise man say, only Allah knows?

Why does he say that?

Because he's saying there's a real

Dark energy, he's acknowledging a real that cannot be assimilated into our practice.

That will always be there, and we have to make peace with that.

And especially in the Internet age, the most fundamental task is about acknowledging the humanity of other people, which sounds gay and so cliche.

But no one's thinking about it deeply, okay?

I see the someone's profile and I see their posting, okay,

But is there anything there that I cannot know?

Okay, CJ, you say, look, you know, this is why gossipers are subhuman.

Because, oh, I know this about this person.

You don't know anything.

Why do you why do people gossip?

You know what gossip is for?

Because you're trying to gain knowledge over another person.

But it's vain.

It's absolutely vain.

The the the the need to know another person is Diddy.

That's what Diddy was doing.

And I don't wanna go down this path and teach you about what the Greek philosophers were doing, but it was Diddy plus Epstein times a million, okay?

And that was driven by their need to know.

You know what you know, be at peace with what you know.

But the idea to know everything, to know all of being, to know the real, okay, you cannot know God.

You can't.

You need to accept that and be at peace with it.

Only Allah knows.

That's how you be at peace with God.

That is the content of wisdom.

A wise person knows.

The specific content of that limitation accumulated over experience.

A wise person will say, Okay, you want to solve your inward problems by taking it out on everyone around you?

It's in vain.

You're not gonna that path is not gonna bring you the satisfaction you think you want.

That's not because he knows something, it's because he understands the impossibility of that knowledge.

See, wisdom, the content of wisdom, is acknowledging the shape of the real.

That acknowledgment does not take the form of knowledge.

Unnecessarily.

It mainly takes the form of comprehending the limit between knowledge and the thing.

And that is so in line with Kojev's idea of Sophia.

Humanity as a collective self, self-knowledge, or

Uh a collective intelligence even.

If you can acknowledge the gap between

Your knowledge as an individual and the reality of the collective.

You achieve wisdom.

You can recognize wisdom.

That is wisdom.

Therein lies wisdom.

See, humanity is a self-wisdom, not a self-knowledge.

Humanity

Knows itself as wisdom.

The specific way in which our activity has to be restrained.

Another way to describe the restraining of the activity.

is defining it.

In some sense, to restrain something is also to define it.

Of course it is.

If I say, here's this clay, the clay is all a glob, it's messy.

Okay, I'm gonna restrain the clay.

Okay, you're gonna use the clay and turn it into a shape of some kind.

So you're defining it, right?

You know who they say.

This is why Stalin was a sage who had wisdom.

And this is why Trotsky was a pervert.

Who wanted unlimited rape?

And I'll explain exactly why, and it's mathematically precise.

And you may already be understanding what I'm getting at here, okay?

Stalin.

Could see the writing on the wall.

Though they thought it was supposed to spread the October Revolution, it didn't.

And Stalin

That

He affected a restraint that says I I

I don't necessarily know this limit.

But

I acknowledge it.

I acknowledge.

And in some way, some sense, I acknowledge it is there.

I'm not going to keep torturing myself over that.

I'm going to acknowledge, almost in a resigned sense, acknowledge it.

Okay?

No more delusion.

Let's acknowledge reality, right?

Isn't that what Stalin said?

Forget the delusion.

Let's just acknowledge the reality.

I'm not being arrogant.

I'm not declaring that I know everything, but I'm just acknowledging the reality.

That's a sobriety.

That is socialism in one country and socialist realism.

Okay, who else?

Had wisdom.

Bank shopping, same thing.

You see?

Deng Xiaoping was exactly the same.

Deng Xiaoping had wisdom.

He acknowledged.

The old way doesn't work.

Just a fact.

Okay.

There are two kinds there are two things in some sense that separate the knowledge from the acknowledge.

Okay?

First is to know something is to expect

Outcomes based on how the thing is assimilated into your practical intercourse, right?

So I know how to build houses, I know how to you know I'm a plumber and I know how to fit pipes.

really not helping with the the analogies here.

So you expect or you you you you know how things work, okay?

You know what the outcome is going to be if there's a certain amount of input into the thing.

You can establish

A relation between the input and the output that you're familiar enough to to call knowledge, okay?

Now acknowledge is different actually.

Acknowledge means

I am victimized by the fact that that familiarity is contradicted by truth.

Although I keep

Putting in the input, I'm not getting the outcome that I thought I should get.

I'm instead getting a different outcome.

When we can acknowledge that dissonance, we have wisdom.

You're acknowledging the real.

It's common everything I'm saying is common sense, by the way.

This is but this is why knowledge, wisdom and truth are different.

They're not the same.

Knowledge, truth and wisdom.

These are three different things, okay?

A guy can have knowledge.

Okay?

Now, I don't want to be too semantic either, because technically, can wisdom take the form of a knowledge?

Sure, if I'm familiar with.

I can draw wisdom to mind and I remember, have a strong memory, sure, you can call that knowledge.

But

I just like this idea that truth and there's a dissonance between truth and knowledge, that they're radically discordant.

Okay, let me continue.

Okay.

Uh

Where what then is truth and where does it come from?

Okay, well truth

So this is the three archetypes you can think about, okay?

So you have the priest, the glasses wearer.

The sage

You know, I don't know, think of uh Master Shifu from Kung Fu Panda or something, whatever you want.

The sage and then the prophet.

Okay, the prophet is being struck by lightning.

That is it, or it's Paul Atreides.

Like, Paul Atreides falls into the prophet archetype for sure.

The prophet and the sage are friends.

It's the third guy who you have to keep away from children.

The third guy is like Quagmire.

You know, actually, if you watch Family Guy, Quagmire has all of these controls.

Quagmire knows things.

Okay, he's got all these things in his house and he's got all these tricks he does.

He knows a lot, too much.

You see

The people who rest on knowledge

The gla that's the glasses wearer.

These are the most c this is the most corrupt archetype in the history of mankind.

Now what about Lysenko?

Because now Lysenko was someone who knew things, right?

But it was Lysenko's openness to different outcomes by in doing and partaking in a type of knowledge that was not accepted by the knowers.

That puts Lysenko in proximity with the sage in a lot of ways, right?

Because Lysenko was saying, Y'all don't know shit.

Okay.

And so he was uh

He was discovering things as a sage when you think about it, right?

What the say and this is another thing, because I know this is very confusing.

What both truth and wisdom have in common.

Is they actually authentically

reflect real knowledge.

Real knowledge

is not actually something known.

Isn't that crazy?

Real knowledge is not known.

Did you know that?

When you have real knowledge over something

You're not claiming you know it, actually.

You're just claiming you just do know it.

But you can't verify whether that knowledge is itself.

Something you can appeal to or justify.

Like, the best example of a person who actually knows how to do shit is someone who's humble and they say, Look, I know what I know.

You know, anything else, maybe, I don't know, you know?

I know what I know, that's it.

You know?

And that type of knowledge, no, it's not a hunch and it's not intuition.

You guys are fucking it up very badly as students.

Okay.

If you bring a car mechanic to work on your car, and he's actually good at what he fucking does, or a doctor for that matter, every doctor has this in common.

They're not going to be arrogant.

They're going to say, I know what I know.

Okay?

Um.

And I'm only leaning on what I know.

And that's it.

Even in their speech, how they're communicating, what they're basically saying is: what I know is not actually known.

You see?

I feel like it's a flow state.

It's like I don't I don't I don't know where the fuck you get that from.

Someone who knows

will not define the precise content of that knowledge in any way except in the act of the knowing.

So if I I'm gonna have to traumatize you with more sex shit, fine.

Adam fucked Eve and that's all he knows.

Like, yo Adam, you know Eve?

I know her.

I know what I know.

Okay, he knows her.

Did he know she was gonna eat the apple?

You know, it's like you need to understand what I'm talking about, right?

Adam came to know Eve.

That's what the language they use in the Bible, okay?

So

Uh when a when you gain this type of knowledge that is practical and it's r real knowledge, Adam this is so simple, Adam only knows Eve while he's fucking her.

But if you ask Adam to become a pickup artist or some shit, he's going to be blanking.

He's going to be like, I don't know all that.

I just know what I know.

You f do you get it now?

Or no?

Like he yeah, Adam knows Eve when he's actually knowing her, but to recall that knowledge to mind and present it in a way that defines it is not actually something contained in the knowledge.

So this is our practical knowledge.

When someone actually knows something in the truest sense, they're being humble enough to not lay claim to truth.

They're not presenting truth.

That's not what they're doing.

Truth does not necessarily

contradict knowledge.

It just contradicts what we think we know.

How we have come to define the things we think we know.

That's what truth humbles and contradicts.

But truth is ultimately compatible with the accumulation of wisdom.

Okay, let's go back to the Soviet example.

The October Revolution humbled the fuck out of everyone, okay, in Russia.

Well, everyone who thought they knew how things were, okay, you were fucking wrong.

But what happened over the course of the decades?

Well, the wisdom of how Russian society and civilization is kind of started to become comprehensible again.

It's like, oh, okay.

Well, the October Revolution never actually said that we have to abandon, you know, Russian national culture.

Our October Revolution never claimed that Alexander Nevsky has to be erased and liquidated.

We didn't actually say that.

We were a strike of lightning that was setting on fire and exploding the arrogant presumptions about the future that were being made.

But we never actually said we're going to wipe out and annihilate the past.

I mean, these debates verbatim were being had in the 20s, by the way, in the Soviet Union, in Russia.

So

You see truth is

can simultaneously, in the long run, through wisdom, verify unconscious knowledge.

But the biggest sign of a bullshitter is one who leans on knowledge, who uses knowledge as authority.

Knowledge is not authority.

Wisdom is authority.

So

Why, let's say there's an auto mechanic.

When, in what circumstance should the auto mechanic have authority?

Okay.

When the auto mechanic not only says, I know how to deal with cars and work on them,

But when he can somehow prove externally as well.

That

He

understands not only the limitations of that knowledge,

Bye.

How those limitations actually do interact with his activity and with his practice.

And then you see, this person's wise, actually.

They have wisdom.

So we should go to them if we, you know, they are an authority then, right, in some way.

But it's not ju I'm not trying to say it's I'm saying something very specific.

It's not just humility.

It's not just about having humility and knowing that, you know, oh, I could be wrong.

It's more specifically how.

You have undergone a process in which you were humbled.

And

You could s you could still make sense of that.

And reconcile it with what you do know.

And that's kind of where the sage element comes from, you know?

Wisdom claimed by experience no.

Knowledge is what comes from experience, okay, not wisdom.

Wisdom comes from when you can reach beyond your experiences somehow and acknowledge the shape of things outside of that experience.

That's what the sage is able to do.

Stalin had wisdom.

Stalin did not know all 200 million people or whatever, or 150 million people that lived in the USSR.

But he.

But the fact that he was able to acknowledge this

resign himself before this reality,

And interact with the shape of that gap is what gave him wisdom.

This is what gives all rulers wisdom.

Okay?

You all need to throw in the garbage this idea that wisdom comes from experience.

Oh, I know how to do things.

I'm excited.

Shut the fuck up.

That's not what wisdom is.

Until you go in a cave or a temple and you meditate for 500,000 hours straight, shut the fuck up.

You don't have wisdom.

You have a tenuous knowledge whose content you have no understanding of.

Your knowledge, I hate to be vulgar.

I don't want to be vulgar.

Like, I don't want to be vulgar.

I don't want to do this.

So, I'm not going to be vulgar.

I'm just going to say the knowledge you have, you stick your finger in a glory hole.

And you think that, you know, uh you're feeding a dog some peanut butter.

And you're doing this charitable act.

Oh, I know what's going on.

You okay?

You don't actually understand what's going on, though.

You just know that you feel something and you're putting two and two together.

The whole time, you know, you look over, and it's like Randy Fine is taking a ride on your finger.

So I need to traumatize y'all because you don't get it.

You need to understand.

Guys, I didn't want to take you here, but I have to traumatize you into understanding.

I

You that is knowledge though.

Do you understand how humble you have to be when it comes to knowledge?

Emil, what's up?

Knowledge doesn't necessarily imply understanding.

You know what you know, that's it.

That doesn't give you truth.

Truth has to be something external.

Because, and the reason I said that is because someone was trying to say something like, well, wisdom is from experience.

No, it's not.

There's a guy.

Put your food down.

I want to keep going.

There's a guy.

He's never heard the dog bark once and he even saw Randy Fine on accident.

And he still goes there every day to that fence and does the same thing.

Experience doesn't mean you fucking He he just repressed it and he lies to himself about what it was.

This is basically what our society is doing, isn't it?

We are going through the motions of a normal society.

Every day you're going to your nine to five, we're all doing it, but we know that we're being ruled by pedophile child molesters, but we're still sticking our hand in that glory hole, right?

Right?

Thinking there's a dog and we're feeding a dog or something on the other side.

But it's Randy Fine instead, you know, doing something horrific.

Does this traumatize you?

This is the craziest lecture I've ever delivered in my entire life.

Um

So wisdom is wisdom accepting truth.

Um

Yeah, acceptance is a big part of wisdom for sure, I would say.

And you don't just get that from experience, okay?

There's an active component of the type of practice and resignation of the sage.

This is what Sufis were doing.

And I'm sure other kinds of Christian hermits and hermetics or whatever.

Mystics.

So had to stop watching the stream in my living.

By the way,

This has never been a stream that's acceptable to play when you have if children can listen to it.

And I wanna be fucking clear about that, right?

Don't traumatize me.

This has never this has always been for adults only, okay?

Now, you know the funniest part of this random, disgusting idea I came up with?

Who would want to feed a dog with their hand like that?

See, all the white people here, no one thought that was gross.

They only thought the part of Randy Fine was gross.

What about the part where a guy is trying to feed a dog with peanut butter in his hand, on his finger?

Is that not disgusting?

Or no, for white people, it's okay.

See, no one thought that was gross.

Oh, it's still okay, good.

But I'm just saying, nobody called that one out.

They you guys only waited to be disgusted until you found out that it's uh Randy Fine.

Why Randy Fine, too?

There's so many questions.

Probably the most disgusting stream of all time.

By far.

Everyone go wash their hands after they watch this.

Ones if you understand now though, right?

The whole point is understanding.

Ones if you understand.

Wisdom, knowledge, truth.

Comrade, what's up with the five?

Appreciate you, bro.

What's up?

How are you doing?

You see, wisdom, knowledge, and truth, these are different things, okay.

And the only people who try to turn their knowledge into authority are people like Quagmire.

That's the glasses wear, quintessential pervert.

Every time you see a Reddit glasses wear, you gotta think pervert, child molester.

When you see a Redditor who's like, oh, genes are real according to child molester, pervert, 100%.

Because a sage

is one who understands the content of knowledge.

Why am I giving you this uh lecture?

Because, for example, Haz al-Deen does not say

Because we talk about faith a lot, right?

Well faith is truth.

Because I I you know, you think about it something like do I know

Do I know about 2036?

Do I know?

In some sense, you could say I know it because of how I've been affected by the belief.

But that's just the content of it.

But nonetheless, I'm a source of truth for a lot of people.

Well, how do you square that?

Because truth

Is

Principally

A symptom from the real

And one of these symptoms

That have exploded onto the stage of history that we live in, right?

Osos, what's up?

is of course the gap between

The lies that rule our society and

Things that just don't add up.

Like, okay, well, if we're the good guys and they're the bad guys, you know, why is it that we have invaded, you know, a hundred countries?

It always starts with these things that are just cognitive dissonance.

That cognitive dissonance that you start out with is the real.

That's the truth.

Now, when someone can reconcile and make sense of that truth, they're speaking facts, they're speaking truth.

Right.

Uh

In some sense, wisdom is when you can you can no longer claim, you no longer claim.

Knowledge, you give it to God's knowledge.

Only Allah knows.

I'm familiar with how for things like this only Allah knows.

But knowing, as Hegel said, knowing the limit of knowledge

Is a form of knowing as well.

So to know that only Allah knows is also.

Something that can define the content of what knowledge is, right?

Okay.

So TikTok Live.

I told you there would be much wisdom.

Y'all, can you have you seen the TikTok?

Like the SpongeBob ones where it's like Well my boo when my neck is red Been working like a dog doesn't need nothing then and then

Seen that?

Mm-hmm.

Honest, sometimes A C sometimes we're on that

Frequency, you know?

It's like

I don't know.

I don't know if that's the move.

I'm not gonna lie.

It's like it's just a little bit performative, you know?

It's a little bit performative.

Yeah.

Actually it was Rev who uh

Who made that comment to me?

And I was like, I didn't know what he was talking about.

And then I looked it up.

I was like, damn, this is us.

Because Rev was like, this is just like kind of dripless.

You know?

He's like, this doesn't resonate with anyone.

Alright, we're starting the TikTok.

Yeah.

Ra-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na

Been working like a dog, nanna name, nanna name and name.

I'm so glad I didn't deliver this lecture on TikTok.

Here we go with uh bass eighty four in the chat.

You're a bot!

You're a bot.

You're a literal Grok bot.

Zero independent thinking critical f anything, literally a Grok bot.

This is someone who thinks they know things.

Does this let me ask you a question?

Do you think base eighty four is a wise person?

Is that a wise person?

Do you have wisdom based on what you're saying?

That's why we have to emphasize hikmah.

Okay, it's all about the wisdom.

Wisdom is what this guy thinks he knows things, it's nonsense.

It's all about wisdom.

No more naton and nana nanana nan nan nan nan nan nan nan nani nin nani na.

No more needle

Adam Noahide, no fucking way.

Yo.

Hello, mate.

How are you?

You know So you don't like me, huh?

You don't like the No Heights?

Uh I I mean I don't

I don't really understand it.

It's not much to understand.

It's not much pretty simple and pretty basic.

I think you would be pretty educated about it.

Well my collar's blue, my neck is red Been working like a dog and and I'm sure you know more about it than me.

Come on.

Sure you do.

Why?

I have a feeling.

Oh, because I'm Jewish.

How could you tell?

Yeah, I'm sure.

I'm just assuming.

I'm just assuming.

Well, you assume correctly.

You assume correctly.

Okay.

You heard about the meeting that's happening next month in New York.

You can look it up.

The Noah's having a big meeting in New York next month.

And have a look.

A lot of discussion is going to happen there.

Can you all give me $20?

Potentially, but you heard about the Noahites taking over Israel?

I dunno, but I feel like you guys should give me money.

You know, I'm the chosen one and you guys owe me.

Something.

Sure, so we'll look after you.

There's no issue in that.

We'll look after you as long as you know, doing it.

Just as a form of tribute?

It doesn't work like that.

You know, you're not.

You're a fraud.

Then I, yeah, I don't accept your claim.

You're a fraud.

You can go to your own judge.

You're going to have your own judge.

I'm not going to judge you.

You'll have your own law.

Your laws don't apply to me.

No, but we rule, though.

You guys are the subordinate ones, right?

Well, I think we should take over and look after you.

That's what I believe.

We should look after the Jews in Israel.

That's what I believe.

Hold on.

So what you're saying is like, by the way, this guy has an Israel profile picture with Noahide written on it.

So let me ask you something.

So you guys are a community of people that call yourself Noah Hides, and you want to like.

You don't want to be subordinated to Jews, you want like to just like take over and you

Look after them basically.

I can't speak for every single Noahite, but I can speak for a few people in my community.

Yeah, we should look after you guys.

How?

How would that be done?

And it just kinda makes me a little uncomfortable, you know?

Look, and I understand the concern, 'cause a lot of people have the concern if you outsource, you know, your protection and stuff eventually get controlled, right?

That's so that's the worry.

So if I go to New York, there's gonna be a formation of like twenty of you, like bodyguards, that form a human wall everywhere I walk.

Not not like that.

We we're having a meeting ni next month.

Okay.

Nothing set in stone.

Well, the m the meeting's set in stone, but you know, as well.

What convince you of the Noahide way?

Well, you need to look at Israel.

Just look at Israel for a whole.

What?

Look, we all know the Jews are the chosen people, right?

We all know it.

Yeah, we all know it.

They are bound by certain laws.

Yeah, and they're bound by certain laws, right?

They there's certain things they can and cannot do.

The law it's not easy to be a Jew.

You know better than anyone.

Yeah, I know.

You know, I'm always being a victim of anti Semitism all the time.

lot more than that, you know, the Sabbath and etcetera.

But anyways, I don't want to get too much into it.

So are you gonna give me money or no?

I give you something better than me, I'll give you liberty, I'll give you freedom, I don't need that at all.

Yeah, you do.

Israel needs it.

Israel Send five thousand dollars.

That'd be based.

Look, look, I will never I'll never G side.

I take away your Noahide rights.

You are now an enemy of the chosen people forever.

Ronald, go ahead.

Hello?

Can you hear me?

Yeah.

So my problem with Marxism is that it's too progressive.

Would you agree with that?

That characterization?

No.

Really?

So, but because when I go on Reddit, right, I see a bunch of people.

Well my collar's blue, my Yo, Hoshi, what's up?

Ah, hello?

Yeah.

Are you part of the ACP?

No.

Ah, okay.

Why?

Uh no, I j I was just wondering man, I just saw the symbol up there.

Oh, okay.

No, that that was it, you can kick me.

All right, bye.

Philosophy, go ahead.

I mean, do you affirm Marx's ontology, material ontology?

Yeah.

Okay, so do you think that in the nineteen sixties when Americans were marching for civil rights that they were doing it for material conditions?

You know what ontology is?

Yep.

What is it?

It's the nature of something.

No.

Yeah, it is.

Are you in the bathroom?

What is that?

No, I'm actually gardening right now.

Where did you learn this idea from of Marxism?

Is there somewhere you learn this idea?

Like a thinker or an influencer?

No, is there like an influencer you was who said such a dumb thing?

No, my degrees.

Oh, you got so so they actually told you this in college?

Yeah, that he's a materialist.

Do you disagree with that?

And you think materialism is what?

Mechanical reductionism?

No, I just don't think that all political action is for material means.

I think that why is hold on let me ask you a question.

Let's just start here.

This is a lot of loaded nonsense in what you're saying.

What makes why is that this is a Hegelian perspective, right?

You're using words you don't understand.

Okay, that's so do you think that history is a story of material conditions?

You need to upgrade developing dialectically over time.

You need to upgrade the ChatGBT from the three to the six.

You still want ChatGPT three?

Listen, man.

Because I can tell it's really low-quality simplifications and summaries you're working with.

I mean, like, if you're not able to respond, you can't.

You're interrupting me every moment.

So, what do you want?

You're just not equipped for this conversation.

Okay, but you keep interrupting me.

So, what do you want?

I want you to explain why material is.

No, you want me to just fucking agree with you, or else you're going to keep interrupting me.

So, fuck off.

Like, I literally try to explain to you, starting, there is nothing that justifies the assumption.

That the material world is devoid of normative significance or moral quality.

Let's start there.

What does Marx mean by material?

Does he mean something that exists in opposition to the moral and so on and so on?

No.

The material is the real.

Why we have to assert material reality over and against.

The ideal is because within the realm of philosophy, which used to be the privileged medium by which we can have a working relationship with truth.

Everything took the form of ideas and ideals.

Okay?

So materiality is something that is in opposition to the form, to the ideal.

Not in opposition to morality or humanity or any of these things that we regard with lofty significance.

Far to the contrary.

Okay?

So in the example of the civil rights movement, it would be very easy for Marx to simply say,

that humanity can be driven by the material interest of asserting the human dignity that is justified by virtue of the premises of human existence.

Man attending to what he is

and acknowledging himself as a material being

Makes man something worthy of dignity and consideration, the highest ability, the highest possibility of the realization of what human beings are and can be.

There is nothing about materialism that means to debase the moral dimension.

Marx is a materialist of humanity.

Humanity is materially real.

Man must attend to the existence of man rather than neglect it or ignore it in the name of ideals.

Man must acknowledge with sober senses his own material reality.

When the slave

Is living in a stable?

Can he just say, Oh, I'm gonna dream in the clouds or something?

You seize hold of your reality soberly and you attach material interest.

You acknowledge what your material interests are: emancipation, freedom.

Why?

Because, even as Rousseau said, man is born free, but everywhere finds himself in chains.

The drive within you to liberate and emancipate yourself is only you attending to what you are, how God made you and put you on this earth.

Do your homework.

Don't waste my time with your amateurish Chat GBT three.

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User, go ahead.

Goodbye forever.

K Liam, I see Liam talking shit.

Go ahead, Liam.

You saying I'm waffling.

What's the truth then?

Your house.

Where's your wisdom?

Let's see it.

You want my wisdom?

Yeah.

I just had a question, actually, though.

Okay, so you have no wisdom.

You're devoid of anything.

Show us the wisdom you have that contradicts.

You said I was waffling.

I want to see what the waffling is.

All you were doing was waffling the whole time.

Go ahead, whatever, young.

Yo, what's good?

I just wanted to say that, dude, with the materialist argument, he got it completely wrong.

He tried to quote Marx saying that history was all material conditions, which is not what Marx said.

The history of all headed to existing society is the history of class struggle.

He was manipulating the quote quote from Marx.

Yeah, I understand.

Trying to make it into his condition.

I understand.

Marx does say everything is material.

It's true.

There's nothing wrong with that.

But he has a dialectical comprehension of matter, which means...

The only thing I have an issue with is that he tried to misquote it to go and fit into his interpretation.

Yeah, it's true.

Like what Marx is saying.

True, true.

I just ignored it because, you know, he was just trying to somehow try to say that a materialist ontology implies some crude cynical reductionism, which is, oh, they were just interested in turning a profit.

Because, like, well, no, material interests aren't just about becoming more wealthy.

Material interests also include things like emancipating yourself from slavery.

Or, you know, yeah, actually attending and cultivating and being attuned to the moral dimension of your existence.

That is also a material interest.

Alexeio, go ahead.

All right, request canceled, whatever.

Gianni.

Yo Haas.

I'm wondering if there's a location like an A C P location in California I'm looking to join.

ACP.us, check it out.

Yeah, I'm not 18 yet, but like in a few months.

Well, I don't know what the hell to tell you.

Go ahead, Nicol.

Hi, how you doing?

What kind of question is that?

Uh I was just saying asking how you're doing.

Um my my my question is when you say Marxism is true, are you meaning like uh what do you mean when you say that?

I don't know if I fully understand the claim.

But uh have ChatGBT help you out.

Mayday, go ahead.

Awa, but shallnot we nigger faggot.

In real life that guy gets bullied and beaten up every day, but on the internet he gets to act like this.

Go ahead.

Holy shit.

Hello.

I'm a griper and I want to talk.

He's about to say bad words.

I'm gonna just restart the live anyway.

What?

No, I'm not going to say the N-word, I promise.

I actually generally want to talk to you.

First off, just you know, kicking off, I respect the S out of your movement rather than like the kind of.

But why are you a fan of Nick Fuentes?

Because I don't like immigration.

I think that's a bigger problem than.

Why not?

Why not what?

Wha why do you not like immigration?

Uh because it'll change the country that I grew up into something else.

It'll change the country into like a kind of a third world Brazilified America that I that I think no one will want to live in.

It'll be it'll be uh it'll be an essole.

Wh when do you think the immigration should be reversed?

Like fr what's the date that it should be reversed?

I mean, if I had if I was dictator, I would reverse it right now.

I mean, I would I would go back to the market.

Oh, you mean the sense went?

Well, we shouldn't have passed the Hart Shell Act in 1965.

That was the that's how I know what you're dreaming of is just complete nonsense.

You should just learn to go play basketball.

You're better off just going to play basketball with Somalis.

I'm not going to lie.

Just go to basketball court.

Just try to say hi.

Just make friends with them.

Play basketball with the Somalis.

You know, like you're going back into 1965.

I'm just telling you, bro, it's a wrap.

Why is it not?

I mean, it happened quick.

They could go back as quick as that.

You know what I'm saying?

Because there's no community that's going to agree to that.

Even the white community won't agree.

I think there's more support than you think.

And I think it's just going to be civil war and warlordism.

That's it.

Well, I think, I mean, I don't want that to happen, but I think that's completely.

Yeah, that's a likely scenario.

If.

If things keep going the way they're going.

And I think it'd be justified on the part of the people who lived here.

I want to know more about this immigration thing because we can talk about immigration and we can talk about its harmful effects.

But hold on.

But this is what I want to ask about, because we're all individuals in a sense.

Why do you have like what experiences do you have that make you make this the thing you're passionate about?

Well, in 2019, I was like not, I was pretty much apolitical.

And I did a, I basically worked in France for, I left the U.S.

and worked in France for like a school year to teach English at a school in France.

And I got there and it was entirely like no French people.

It was entirely Muslim immigrants to the town I lived in.

And I have nothing against Muslim people I've never seen.

So you're saying because you went to Europe, that's what radicalized you or whatever?

Yeah, and then I came back home and I realized the same thing was happening in my country.

And this is a larger trend throughout the Western world.

That basically Western European countries are having to accept mass migration that is changing their country on a large scale into something that most people don't really want.

And you don't know how to make sense of waking up in a world of people who are just completely foreign and you have no understanding of uh well, what do you mean by that?

Like, I don't I I just think I don't have to accept this.

I think it's an injustice on the part of the American government.

I think uh but what uh w and I I understand you don't want to accept it, but what about it bothers you so much?

Well it it would be no different like say if like l let's just like s take another country for example, just so we're not even in the US frame.

You can just be honest, like what is the issue?

Yeah, the issue i well it's it's racial for me.

I think the the United States is a year.

Be more specific, okay, because this that's an abstraction, it's not concrete enough to be formative for an individual to care about.

For example, I'll give you an example.

Let's say you're someone and your community always listened to classical music, right?

Now when you go on the bus, they're playing some music you have no fucking idea.

Is it something like that?

You mean are there some cultural changes that'll happen along with the demographic changes?

Yeah, sure.

There are probably some.

But what actually is the thing that you that made you uncomfortable that you see around you that you're uncomfortable with?

Well, I I mean okay I know what you're asking.

Yeah, I think there's a a lack of like societal cohesion in this super multicultural way people act in their everyday ha like uh I would say so.

Yeah.

Yeah, I would say so.

I think I think they're I think they're more closed off.

I mean obviously the language barrier affects things.

I think there are some so like for example the you know some small cultural things like about how some people view dogs, how some people you know view out

Alcohol, how some people view how people dress and like these are small things, but here's where I want to understand something.

So that's France, it makes sense.

Besides Dearborn, Michigan in America, where are we getting that specific culture taking over?

Well, it's and to be fair, it's not just Muslim immigration.

I loop all like non-white immigration together, and I live in to dox myself.

I'm gonna dox myself.

No, you don't have to listen.

Let's say you lived in Texas, okay, okay, or somewhere in the southwest, and you just see a bunch of Mexicans, you know, having a fiesta.

Is that really that out of place?

Like, what's the issue?

No, it's not.

No, I acknowledge that, like, you know, Mexican people have an ancestral connection, but that's also so because of it's so long-standing, that makes sense to you.

Like, that doesn't bother you in the same way when you yeah, yeah, if I went to, yeah, okay, yeah, that so uh but where okay, what just tell me what state you live in?

I live in Virginia, okay, so I guess there's a lot of Indians moving to Virginia.

In in Northern Virginia, it's everywhere.

I don't know who's moving to Virginia, who.

So, um, I would say, I mean, just visually speaking, there is a ton of Asian immigration.

Like, there are towns in Northern Virginia that

Uh yes, yeah, so like Korean.

Um yeah, there are there's like Arab immigration as well, and there's also Indian immigration.

There's one town in Northern Virginia is basically entirely overrun by Hispanic immigration.

Um, and it just um it just kind of feels like it's adding up to the death and displacement of a people that you know historically inhabited this land.

Um and it just makes me sad.

And I um I'm and so so look.

Before we get into the bigger, the grander narratives.

First of all

The first thing I will say is that, look, okay, it's not necessarily racist, although you might have accepted racism based on some online pipelines or whatever you went through.

But look, for human beings to be used to a certain culture around them and then to suddenly have that change and they don't have any relation and they feel alienated and out of place, that's not.

Necessarily a sign of racism actually, okay?

Human beings are social animals, we're collective beings.

Okay, so a sudden and abrupt change in the culture around you, even language, music, all these kinds of things, especially if you're not used to it,

You know, that that could make for unsettling that could stir some unsettling thoughts within you, right?

Yeah, and I don't hate anybody.

I don't even.

Let's not go there.

You know, ideally, if we lived in an ideal world, we would not have chaotic immigration.

We would take into account the social and collective implications of it, which doesn't mean that people can't mix, doesn't mean people have to be kept apart from each other.

But what it does mean is that social harmony is taken into consideration.

So that's just the socialist or communist way historically of dealing with those kinds of things.

You know, there has to be a consideration in terms of rational planning for maintaining social harmony.

And there has to be a purpose behind the immigration.

It can't just be a free-for-all.

That's a socialist society.

A social society is planned.

In a planned society, you don't just have people.

I mean, even in the Soviet Union, you couldn't even just go to Moscow whenever you wanted to live there.

It has to actually make sense at some collective level.

And you have to have socialism of some kind for that.

To just plan populations in general.

You go from individualism to socialism.

So, you know, that kind of alienation is a consequence of capitalism.

And the direct reason is because the only reason mass immigration happens, and everyone knows the real reason, is to have a more competitive labor market.

There's no other reason.

It's to dampen the power of labor domestically.

And also, the expectations your population has when it comes to social security and welfare and things like that.

If you're an immigrant coming from a third world country, a very underdeveloped country, you're going to expect less.

In terms, you know, anything would be better than where you came from, right?

Well, then the population living in the country might expect more.

So you see, it's a market thing.

Okay, so this is the cause of it.

Okay, so this is the cause, and this is how socialism would look.

But now let's face reality, okay?

We don't live in a social society, we live in America.

We are not going to reverse what happened.

And there's no you, I would say you're like a utopian socialist.

You're dreaming of a scenario in which.

You can reverse the wheels of time and go back to a place that has passed when and this is what I have to say very frankly, the only concrete solution is, first of all, what you know of America is dead, and you need to accept this is just the truth.

Not just because white people are being outnumbered or something, white communities are dying.

Okay, the primarily majority white communities that exist in America are some of the most deindustrialized, devastated communities, pumped with drugs and fentanyl, and they're collapsing, becoming completely dysfunctional.

And they're split down the middle between evangelicals and like you know, people rebelling against evangelicals.

So basically, every kind of liberal, right?

So, the ideal type of America is gone that you're thinking of.

Okay, it's just never going to come back.

So, all these foreigners who have come to America, Somalis, I don't know, wherever they've come from in the world, they're not going to go back.

It's just a fact, they're not going to.

Unless there's a war, maybe then they'll go back if there's a war here, there's a civil war.

Maybe, okay, who knows?

But the task of Americans today who want to overcome the alienation caused by the modern world

Is that they have to form communities based on completely new principles.

And you should not assume that it is impossible to form these communities with people who are from a different

Ethnicity or race or whatever or culture.

You know, if you discovered a type of music that a bunch of

You know, I don't know, Indians also like, and you go to the concert and they're bumping to the same shit you're bumping to.

Hey, you know, there's a bridge that's crossed right there, right?

And you know, you say, well, a lot of these communities are insular, which means they only look out for themselves and they don't want to mix.

Well, it it depends.

The more they Americanize, the more the youth experience the same alienation from their communities, right?

So there needs to be a new way to unite people from the new generation who will be living here for the long haul.

Uh to prepare to build a new community from new principles and a new country from new principles.

There's no way to go back to the past.

Now, ideally, you know, if we lived in an ideal society, would this have all happened?

No.

But you know, if we lived in an ideal society, would we have caused and devastated the world in the way our government has, with the IMF, for example, how we underdevelop countries and how we incentivize these countries to have a brain drain where they send all the people that should be working for their own countries here?

You know?

That's what I would have to say about that issue.

You know, we're not delusional.

We're not going to say

You know, like liberal, oh, it's just enrichment of culture that's happening.

There's no, no, of course, it's causing a lot of dysfunction and lack of harmony in society.

Anyone can see that.

But at the same time, it's just delusional to think you can go back into the past and reverse it.

There has to be a way to go forward based on new principles.

You know, in the ACP.

It's majority white people, but then, you know, twenty-five percent or so.

are Latinos and others, right?

And we we are united on a basis of a completely new outlook and principle and world view.

And there is no race between us.

in the ACP.

We're all devoted to one principle and one cause.

We're not alienated from each other.

We consume the same content.

We partake in the same culture with each other.

And we have this group, tribal identity, you know?

Yeah, and I actually don't disagree with anything you said.

Like, um I um and I I do acknowledge that I th I think there is some um you know pe some people in the upper echelon that supported this kind of mass migration and it was due to um you know as you would frame it like capitalist um

Whatever you call it, sentiment, ideology, or whatever.

It was due to the system of capitalism.

But and I also agree that's irreversible.

I do agree with that.

I don't think I want, I don't, it is not my goal to be nostalgic for like the 50s and recreate the 50s.

That's not my political ambition.

I do think.

That

There is a peaceful solution, which would be.

A in attempt not to reverse, but to to just

Um

You know?

Reset the demographics, I guess, which would be to close the borders entirely and maybe just allow the maps.

You don't have to close the borders because

There's a civil war coming and nobody's gonna wanna come here.

And a lot of people will probably probably leave on their own, if I'm being honest.

A lot of the people who just came here for um economic gain alone

Well, if they're right off the boat, they're probably just gonna go back 'cause they probably have at home they have families and villages and something at home.

And America will be the only people that will stay and fight here are the ones who foresee a future here for centuries to come.

Yeah.

Regardless of who the but we can't say who we know all who that's gonna be, you know?

It's going to be people like me, for example.

I'm staying here.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm not going to Lebanon.

Yeah, I mean so I would yeah and

And this is why I'm saying that.

All the Latinos in ACP, they're staying.

They're not going back to Mexico or wherever.

You know?

So, I'm just trying to explain to you: it's like there's people who believe in a future in this land and a new type of community and a new type of.

Civilization and culture that are here for the long haul.

Okay.

Now, a lot of people who are economic migrants, yeah, sure, they're not committed.

They'll go back when there's trouble.

Sure.

Everyone who's forced to be here will stay here.

Yeah, and I obviously don't want that.

I don't want a kind of large-scale conflict.

I mean, it's going to happen for sure, though.

You think?

Yeah, the USA is a completely unsustainable project at this point.

Wh what what year do you think uh it'll go down?

I'm pretty bullish on it.

People I respect are not, but I personally am pretty bullish on it.

Uh, probably like the next twenty years.

That'd be pretty crazy.

But, okay, yeah.

But by the way, you know, like I've seen your debates with Fuentes, and I've seen I even go to your YouTube channel sometimes just to, you know, kind of gather what the communist thoughts are.

And I respect you more than now.

We're changing topics, but I wanted to ask you about this.

So if you don't mind, I have another question.

But one last one, and then we got to move on.

Okay, so what do you think of...

Like liberalism.

Are you a liberal?

You're not a liberal, right?

Like liberalism right, that's not that's not communism.

Communism is not a liberal.

Liberalism died a long time ago.

You know, it's like no one's a liberal.

But don't you think this modern brand of like DSA is still just like you know it's still just the social issues repackaged?

It's it's it's the Democratic Party.

It's the Democratic Party and it's the it's a lot of, you know, NGOs and billionaire causes that were made in the there's a big there's a whole history to it, you know, but it's like, um

But look, D S A's radicalizing, okay, because

Those sensibilities are not the more there's hardship, the more people are not going to be as politically correct as they were before.

And it's just, you know.

Right.

Isn't there some internal conflict, like, between the people who are still hanging on to that kind of political correctness and the people that are all it's all about it's always been about the Democratic Party.

Always.

The De the DNC is a big fan of this.

Yeah, this

Whatever the fuck it is, right?

Whatever we want to call it, woke or something.

They're a big fan of that.

It's politically convenient.

It's like basically when they tell people in Occupy Wall Street, well, you should actually change be the change you want to see in the world.

So it's like if someone demands that there should be health care for people, they say, Oh, yeah, you want justice.

What about the injustice against disabled people that you're doing in your everyday speech?

That's the logic.

It's just a way to delegitimize.

You know, genuine socialist or whatever causes by turning it back on the individual to change their.

You know, every aspect of how they interact with everyone about everything.

So that's just what the origin was.

It was a whole psyop.

And the same thing is kind of happening on the right, as you probably know.

Like, the the the right does not like the establishment Republicans and they're trying to you're pretty far behind man because like y look since Kirk in twenty one year ago the right has split the dissident right has split well we're talking about Fuentes is on the side of Laura Lumer now

No, that's not true, man.

What do you mean, on the side of Laura Loomer?

They work together for one.

And second of all, when it comes to pushing the narrative that the number one enemy is Tucker and that, you know, there's this Russian influence campaign to subvert America.

You know, an Israeli think tank just released a report.

I hope Jackson posted it already.

Which names Dugan, Jackson, Tucker, Candace Owens, and a bunch of other influencers that Laura Loomer hates as the number one peddlers of anti-Semitism and hatred against Israel.

Netanyahu just named Dugan recently as the person responsible for spreading anti-Semitism.

And so.

after especially the Kirk thing, Fuentes started to jump on the bandwagon that, you know, Russia's a threat, is an enemy of the West and low IQ anti Semitism is this big problem.

So the Russian thing I don't know so much.

I don't think that's true.

I don't hear him talk much of this like Russian influence.

I mean, definitely the low I think.

For sure, when he talks about Candace and Tucker and that whole thing.

I mean, he might imply that they're going to be able to.

No, he says that they're Russian operatives, basically.

He says it's a Russian op.

Okay, but overall it doesn't mean he's siding with Laura Loomer.

He's not they get the same intel though.

That's where he's getting it from.

They've been friends for a while.

And behind the scenes Laura Loomer is very influential in the current administration and he uses Laura Loomer to basically have that access.

So they yeah, they have an understanding together.

Um they come together.

Okay, well

You gotta look into it.

But anyway, we're gonna bring up some more people.

Okay, Rami Pahlavi Truth.

Hello, sir.

Uh are you Rio?

Yeah, why?

No, like, is is it a parody or is it real?

What do you mean?

I'm Iranian, Jewish, what else do you want?

I live in the United States.

I'm a Jewish Iranian.

Now, this is a joke.

I don't believe this.

What do you mean?

I don't believe this.

I'm a Jewish Iranian.

Okay.

K United States citizen.

Are you you know, are you talking to someone else or talking to me?

You're not a Pahlavi, I'm a T citizen of the United States.

What do you mean Paravi?

Paravi was there before Naisi Samba.

Pahlavi was not there in the past, the Pahlavi.

Moshan Bahlavi was not there.

What do we not do?

They were not they were not there.

They were not there.

What does that mean?

English, please.

The pahla the pahlavi was not there.

Pah pah, the way you say it par p you say polo, polo means rice in Farsi.

No, Pai Lavi.

Tell me, tell me, no, tell me.

W do y tell me, the United Kingdom and the European Empire are the biggest enemy of the United States?

What the hell?

United Nations, they are trying to destroy the world by having making Russia a l a a bad guy against America.

No, but uh if the Europeans choke these people to to uh financially you you choke it you you you make a little dog, make him hungry for a month, he's gonna attack you.

But if you give them food a little bit, they will calm down and they're gonna kick the Putin out of the loop pretty soon.

No, they never would do that.

They would have someone more radical than Putin.

Who?

Why?

Many people.

Why?

The generation is changing, right?

The people, the kids.

No, because the capitalism is failing worldwide and it failed in Russia and they want the Soviet Union back.

Failure at failing.

Look, look, look.

You know what what is the Marxism really means right now?

It only means one thing to the kids.

Be fair, right?

But it actually means to be against America.

Why?

America capitalists.

Socialism is good for the kids.

Capitalism then is bad.

So the kids become anti-America.

Americans anti-America.

That's a very nice way of making Americans anti-America.

Just tell them about the why do you like first of all, the Pahlavi?

Let's talk about the Pahlavis.

Shaw, the king?

The fake Shaw.

No, if you want to jump around, fake Shaw.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

I'm going to ask you a question.

Fake Shaw.

Where is the blood of Pahlavi?

It's not about that.

No, no, no, no.

Well, you're going to.

If you believe in monarchy.

No, no, no.

I don't believe in monarchy.

So why you say you're Pahlavi?

You're not letting me talk.

That's why my voice is changing TikTok.

You want to run the show?

You're right.

What are you doing?

Go ahead.

He wants Iran listen, you're being in jail for fifty years, right?

For example, they tortured you.

Somebody knocked the door and said, I'm gonna open the door for I'm gonna let you out.

I'm your I'm your attorney.

So you're gonna turn it turn you say, No, I don't believe in you, you're this king, whatever, go away, I'm waiting for someone else to show up.

Ooh, what?

What are you gonna you gonna go you gonna help Iran?

Are you gonna help Iranian people?

I don't know.

He's the only one who is the only one who went to Israel, talked to Nathaniel Nathaniel, who's the secret police.

He's the only one.

There's nobody else doing anything.

Who?

The king, our king, today, Raza Shah.

Yeah, what gi how is he a king?

Where's his royal blood?

Doesn't matter.

So anyone can why can't you be the king?

Yeah, but where did they get that from?

He he became the the father gave yeah where did he get it from?

Where did the father get it from?

We, the m people of Iran, did you have to be in the United Kingdom?

What are you talking about?

No, not the Iranian people.

Britain found some random fraud in the middle of nowhere.

What, the oil?

No, they found a fraud guy with the the guy looks like Ernie from uh Sesame Street and put him in and said he's a king.

The kings in Iran come from the royal bloodline.

He's not Safawi.

He's not Kizilbash.

So what is he?

Does he come from Cyrus the Great?

No, he comes from the middle of nowhere.

He's not a king.

A king has to be a conqueror.

Was he a conqueror?

Did he found a dynasty?

You're just going to come over.

So why can't you be the king?

Yeah, yeah, you're right.

Yeah, you're right.

So why can't you be the king?

You're right, you're right.

Anything else?

Okay, so you don't want to engage with it because you know I'm right.

You're not engaging.

You're just saying things.

Like I like a Palestinian.

You know, you're going to keep talking, talking, talking, worship.

I'm literally.

Yeah, you know, you know, my family died in October 7th.

Okay, so what's got to do with just like Palestine is changing again.

No, no, because I'm you know, I'm Jewish.

You don't know that?

I'm Jewish too, so then why I'm Israel.

Okay, but I'm what are you talking about?

You people on TikTok, they don't they they they uh they're becoming so suspicious of everything, like like paranoia.

I know, I mean I'm Jewish, I understand, I'm a big victim of anti-Semitism.

I have a way to find out who is who is not.

Are you denying I'm Jewish?

No, no, no, no.

I didn't I didn't say that.

Okay.

Which means your talks is your mentality I'm looking for.

Okay.

Right now you're playing games.

You wanna have you just making want to make money.

Have people come on.

No, no, I'm being honest.

Yeah.

No, no, no.

You just wanna make up, uh, have people come on the show.

Like, more fake.

No, I'm being honest.

I'm being I want to understand.

You have nothing at the stake.

Why can't I be the king of Iran?

Why does it have to be the Pahlavi?

That's all I'm asking.

You don't care.

I want to be the king.

Okay, be there, be there, be there.

And you'll support me, you'll change your name to Rami Haas.

No, no, no, you no, you make me king, I'll make you a uh vice president.

So why shouldn't you be king, or I should be king?

No, you make me a king, I'll make you the uh the vice uh the the president.

So why so you don't like the Pahlavi?

Now I understand.

I love the capital.

No, no, you don't.

Yes, I do.

But what about his wife?

Oh, oh, you I think you're Palestinian.

You're bullshitting.

You're lying.

I'm not.

I'm not.

What about his wife?

You are a Palestinian.

I like his wife.

The way you talk.

I know his wife.

I know the Pahlavi's wife.

I'm not Jewish at all.

You're not even Jewish.

You're right.

I'm not.

I'm French.

I'm a French guy and I know the Pahlavi.

Listen.

No, I'm not Palestinian.

I'm French.

And I know I have...

I'm a big...

I'm a fitness trainer for his wife.

Pahlavi King's wife.

What do you call a person when he becomes a...

How do you become a Jew?

How do you become Jewish?

How?

I just told you, I'm a French fitness instructor.

How do you become Jewish when you're born?

How?

I'm a French fitness instructor for the name of it.

How do you become a Jew?

I'm not Jewish.

I'm French.

Then you're lying again.

I'm not lying.

I'm French.

Okay, you're French.

You could be a French Jewish.

But I'm trying to tell you the truth.

No, no, no.

I'm French Goyim, but I am the fitness instructor for the Pahlavi King's wife.

And we do a lot of cardio.

That's all I could tell you.

A lot of cardio.

Me and the pop Mrs.

Me and Mrs.

Pahlavi.

Okay, okay.

Let me tell you something about the other people.

We do a lot of aerobic Muslims.

Huh?

You're right.

You're right.

Oh, you know who made the king?

Have you heard of Amin al-Husseini?

Have you heard of the Pahlavi king's wife?

Yeah, he was a related.

Yeah, I agree.

No, no, no.

There's Riza Shah.

Yeah, the wife had a friend.

The Pahlavi king's.

Amin al-Husseini was the only Palestinian in British Mande.

The wife was a friend of the mustache man.

The mustache man.

Shmazi.

You know the Palestinians were actually not Nazis in Palestine?

They tried to go after the Jews and unalive them.

Did you know?

Did you know about the wife, though?

Did you know the Palestinian people?

Stop avoiding it.

Stop avoiding it.

Did you know Palestinians were Nazi joined the Nazi people to unalive Jews?

What do you see?

I don't see anything.

I see his wife.

They were not seeing his wife.

Neither are you that.

The Arab Nazis in Jerusalem.

The Arabs Arab that didn't Muslim ones.

They're not seeing.

I agree.

They're not seeing his wife.

I'm seeing his wife.

Arab Muslims in Jerusalem 1930.

They joined Nazis.

Yeah, I know.

They joined and they were not seeing the Pahlavi Shah's wife.

I don't see the wife.

I see her every Tuesday.

There's no rice in the Palestine.

Okay, let me ask you a question.

The original Jewish people.

Let me ask you a question.

The Pahlavi Shah's wife.

Okay.

What is Pahlavi?

Pahlavi.

Okay, okay, I know.

It's the middle name.

You heard of Amin al-Husseini, the Muslim Mufti in Jerusalem?

Let me let me just try to get this so Reza Reza Pahlavi.

No, his name was Amin al-Husseini.

Reza Pahlavi.

Yasmeen Pahlavi.

Do you know do you know Yasmeen Pahlavi?

Ali Amin al-Husseini was a friend of mine.

What about Yasmeen Pahlavi?

Do you know her?

You heard of Hitler?

Hitler.

And what and Hitler slept with her too?

That's a lot.

Hitler was a friend of the Muslims in the 1920s to analyze the Jews.

So Hitler also is with his Ottoman Empire.

You know, they were friends of the Germans, right?

Ottomans, the World War I, they fought against the Dish.

They first analyzed the Christians, right?

The Ottomans, and then they came after the Jews with the Arabs, Muslims.

So what are you doing?

Are you just a guy who like screams about Muslims?

In the 1920s, the Muslims became Nazi.

This reminds me of the Jews.

Have you you moved to America?

You're a US citizen?

So yeah, US citizen actually I'm not sure.

And why don't you read some American literature?

It's called Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five.

And it's a book about a guy stuck in time where he's jumping all over the place.

Amin Al Hussein.

Are you in Slaughterhouse Five?

Did you meet the Tri-Fedorians?

Did you get abducted by the tridaffilians?

The tri-fedorians from Slaughterhouse Five?

Because you're all over the world.

How do you debate?

I'm saying you got U.S.

citizenship.

Did you read American literature yet?

You're the lowest IQ.

Captain, what's up?

What American literature have you read?

Have you read Slaughterhouse Five?

Because you're all over the...

I read this one.

In the 1920s, the Arab Muslims joined Germany to unarrive Jews.

In the 20s, really?

Amin Al-Husayni, a Muslim clergyman.

Amin al-Husseini, he was related to Arafat.

What does that have to do with the Pahlavi's wife?

They invented the Islamic Brotherhood called to destroy the Jews.

And UK invented it.

United Kingdom.

The UK invented what?

What's going on?

The wife?

The Islamic Brotherhood was invented by UK to destroy their Western culture.

But who w who slept with Pahlavi's wife?

Um the French guy his husband no the French guy the fitness instructor her husband no and the French guy because you in France your mother should be somebody else it doesn't is okay to you right you're French right every week I train listen every week me and Yasmine Pahlavi do aerobic exercise okay in France it's okay to have a mistress right so if your mother had no ask ask yasmeen because she's getting down everywhere your father had a mistress but that's why you look a little bit blonde and then what about your mother you think your mother had a mistress another boyfriend on the side yasmine palavi is with me no your mother i'm talking about no your mother

What my mother?

Oh, you see your mother?

Your mother.

You don't like it.

Now you're the mother.

Your mother and me.

I'm your father.

You're the fucking mother.

I'm your father.

I'm your father.

Now you're getting.

Yes, I'm Jewish.

I am Jewish.

And you're the reason you're Jewish is me.

The reason you're Jewish is because of me.

Oh, you know we are winning.

That's why you're mother.

Ah, because I'm your father and you just realized it.

Ah, you got your father, huh?

You're a fucking Palestinian Muslim Jew.

You and your mother and me created you.

Israel is your mother and me created you.

Sit down, son.

I'm your father now.

Now you know Israel helping Iranian people to get freedom.

You fucked up.

You got nothing, Vince Falazinier.

You got fucked up.

How do you got those American heads?

I'm going to be the father of the heir of the Pahlavi dynasty because Yasmin is trying to lose some extra calories next week.

Is that Jasmine is the name of your sister?

No, no, your mom.

No, yours.

It's your mom.

No, no, yours.

How can it be Jasmine?

No, yours.

No, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

You.

I thought you said you're French.

No, no, no, no, you.

Are you French?

No, no, no, no, you.

Are you French?

You?

No, no, no.

You getting it.

Your mother is not.

No, your mother and me created you.

You're my son.

Sleep with everybody.

No, you're sleeping with Yasmin.

Pahlavi sleeping with me every day.

French people sleep with everybody.

The French mom.

And in the Eiffel Tower, Yasmin is on top of the Eiffel Tower.

Your mother cause is so big.

What are you talking about?

We, we, we.

You know, your mother cross is so huge that everybody's, uh, you know, the you know, everybody's tea is going inside it.

Your mom's cos is so wide.

You know what I'm talking about?

No.

You don't know what your mother cause is so wide that people go inside it like a cause, like orphan of cause from Bloodborne?

Really?

Or as some say cause?

I'm talking about your mother's cause.

Cause or cause or as some say cause cause cause cause.

As some say cause.

Yeah, like as some say causum from bloodborne.

No, your mother cause is so wide.

No, Benchod.

Benchod, mother chod.

What's that?

Benchad, mother toad.

I don't know what you are you okay?

You're benched.

I know what happened.

No, your mother told Benchold.

I know what happened.

No, you're benched.

Because if Israel is winning and Iranian people are getting getting freedom, you got problem with your mother.

I'm Jewish.

No, you're not.

Yeah, I am.

You're lying.

I am?

Okay.

How do you become Jewish when you're born?

You do a bar mitzvah.

No, that thirteen years.

When was your bar mitzvah?

When was your bar mitzvah?

When you're a mitigation, not if you're uh if you're like developing fast.

Some people are born bigger.

How you're born become Jewish, how?

When you're born.

If you're a man, I'm not gonna say it because it's a secret.

I don't want the Goyim to know.

If you're a boy, how do you become a Jew?

Why should I tell the Goyim?

I'm actually Jewish, I'm keeping it a secret.

I don't want to know.

Goims who want to know, they really go the actual real Goim know, but only Jew leaders don't know.

Because you're looking for things that uh uh what do you call it?

You in in the book, you read the question.

Was Reza was the king of Iran the Shah, was he Muslim?

He was the most beautiful human being ever existed.

Was he Muslim?

Was he Muslim?

He was born Muslim, but no, he was actually, he actually claimed to be a devout Muslim his whole life.

No, he wasn't.

Yes, he was.

He claimed his whole life to be a devout Muslim.

He never prayed.

He never, nobody.

He did, though, but he said he was a devout Muslim all his life.

So, what do you have to say?

He wanted to keep pragmatic.

Wait, what was he Jewish?

Huh?

He wanted to be Muslim his whole life, even before he died.

So he was lying.

No, I think he's from North Iran.

He's Jewish.

He may be Jewish.

Yeah.

Okay, so why did your family flee Iran?

Like Ataturk.

You know, Ataturk was Jewish, right?

You know, the Turk is going to go away pretty soon.

Turkey is gone.

You saw the personality except like getting excited about things you think Israel is going to do to bring you glory and victory?

Israel is listening while you live in Glendale or some shit.

Hold on, I know things.

Hold on.

I know it.

I know it's going to happen in Azerbaijan.

I can tell you.

Turkey is going to be gone tomorrow.

I have to tell you.

Greater Israel.

Greater Iran.

You're literally a fucking NPC from a video game that's.

Lebanon, maybe.

I know.

I know what will happen.

I know what will happen.

I know what will happen.

I know what will happen.

I know.

No, I know what will happen.

I know what happened to you.

I know what will happen to everything.

Are you Zoltar?

Are you Zoltar?

Are you Zoltar?

Are you Zoltar?

Are you Zoltar?

Are you Zoltar?

Are you Zoltar?

What's Zorthon?

Like a fortune tell.

Are you Zoltar?

No, that's for Arabs.

No, it's you.

I don't even know what it means.

Yeah, you're Zoltar.

What is Zoltar?

You're Zoltar.

You're the guy you put a coin in them and they tell you the future.

That's for the Arabs.

No, that's for you.

No.

Yeah, it's for you.

You're not Jewish.

No, you're not Jewish.

Say the pray one of the prayers.

Shalom.

No, beside that, you liar.

So that is a prayer.

Shalom is not the prayer.

No, you just said it was.

You said you said not that one.

So you said it.

No, you said it was.

You just said it was.

Shalom is hello.

No, you just said it was a prayer.

Salam is in Arabic.

You just said Salam anymore.

You just said it was a prayer.

You did.

In Iran, we don't say Salam.

We say Durud.

You know why?

We don't want Arabic in our languages anymore.

It's going to be gone.

Islam is being gone in Iran.

And because of Parasis, you know what Pala who Parasis are?

No.

They're the one who went everywhere and destroyed invaders.

That's what Palestine means actually.

It's an another name for the G uh Greek people.

Why did your family flee Iran?

Why did your family flee Iran?

No, you do look like a Palestinian.

Why did your family free flee you?

I'm I'm a Jewish from New York.

No, no, no, you're not.

You are a Palestinian.

No.

Let me tell you, you are Palestinian.

Maybe Lebanon.

I don't know.

No, you're so wrong.

In Lebanon.

You're so wrong.

Syria, maybe Syria.

No, you're so wrong.

Syria, you're Syrian.

No, you're so wrong.

You cannot be Jewish with this attitude.

I'm Jewish.

No, you're not.

I am.

I know, they oh yeah, you they you say m your Mo uh Moses was Muslim, right?

No, I'm Jewish.

How?

From New York.

What's your last name?

Goldstein.

Here we go.

The you're uh you're you're renting from a Jewish guy, he's calling you for rent.

You're ki you're gonna be kicked out today.

No, I was just call I got a call from the bank that I'm getting some interest-free loans tomorrow.

My last name is Goldstein.

Yeah, not really.

If you want, you will say it is Goldstein.

No, it's not.

Yes, it is.

You're a fake everything.

You're just.

I am Jewish.

What are you talking about?

You're not Jewish.

Yes, I am.

You're a Muslim.

No, I'm Jewish.

The attitude of you your attitude can tell you a Palestinian.

You're not really Muslim.

Nobody's Muslim anymore.

Oh, yeah.

Except the Jew haters.

Yeah, so it's all gone.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Except that no, the only people who are are either Jew haters, they become Muslim.

Do you want to talk to another person that I can bring on?

Well, first of all, you never heard what I just said, right?

The United Kingdom wants to destroy the United States culturally.

And you're one of them.

I'm one of them, are you?

Like George Galloway, you mean?

No, like you.

Uh I'm British now.

It's a first.

No, it doesn't matter.

You get you get the same idea, you get the same thing financially, whatever it is.

Or maybe just because you're a Jew hater.

Wait, this guy's Jewish, what do you have to say to him?

I don't know.

He's gone already.

He he hated you so much.

That's what we have a rule.

You have to hate Islam, love the king of Iran, love America and Israel.

Can you handle that?

How old are you?

No, can you handle that first?

Yasmeen Pahlavi handles a lot every Tuesday.

So you hate one?

That definitely you're a Muslim.

That's one.

Why?

What did I say?

You just said the same thing the Palestinians say.

Because we all know Yasmeen Pahlavi, she's always in the Palestinian.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

You failed the test.

What test?

The ST STI test?

No, I got tested.

I know Yasmini.

I got tested.

Don't worry.

You like Israel?

No, I like Yasmin.

Uh-huh.

You don't like Israel?

You do you like the United States?

No, I like Yasmin.

So you don't like the king either?

I like his wife.

Then you don't like America.

You don't like the Persians?

Just because I like his wife?

You are the worst enemy of me.

I'm just a French gym instructor.

What are you talking about?

I'm just a training instructor.

The French are the French.

The problem is the French, they're not French because their mothers slept with so many people.

We don't know their Germans, French.

They may speak French, but you don't know who you know what happens if you have a riot.

How do you have a riot in France, in Paris?

The husband shows up on time.

If he shows up on time, the wife is sleeping with another guy, right?

Yeah, like Yasmin.

But actually, it's okay.

No, no, no, no.

I know this is not true.

This guy has to get out.

No, no, let me tell you something.

I have to tell you.

When Reza Pahlavi, when Reza Pahlavi visited Paris and I was there, I was a gym instructor.

He came home to me and Yasmin Pahlavi, and he was fine.

He sat in the chair.

He was completely fine.

There was no riots at all.

He was okay with it.

There was no issue.

We didn't have to run or stop.

No issue.

telling you like what happened with Yasmeen Pahlavi.

And she ne you know, I'm just a gym instructor.

What can I say?

I'm a fitness instructor.

She's trying to get in shape.

And slowly but surely we're getting there.

You know, my volume was done.

From now on, I'm just gonna bring my volume down when you open your mouth.

Yellow.

That's all chartic?

Really?

No, I'm just here to say we should kill all Jews on the earth.

All here we go.

You see how how your families are?

My family?

You know the Arabs.

Yeah, you're Arab Jews.

Yeah, that was that was an Arab Jew.

You're an Arab Jew.

Your f your family.

I'm an Arab Jewish.

No, they lie.

They lie.

They are Jewish.

They are not.

Okay, who's who's Jewish?

You're Jewish?

I am, you're not.

Oh, you're Arab?

I'm not Arab, you are.

You look Arab.

No, you look Arab.

All you people look the same to me.

Why are you in my country?

Romy, I'm gonna be honest with you.

Okay, you got me.

I'm not French, I'm not Jewish, I'm not Arab.

I am a white American and all you people look like Abraham.

Get out of my country.

You need to get out of my country.

You're an Arab in my country.

I'm a white man.

I don't need to see all these you know, like you are a guest in my house.

No, I'm a white American man.

You're looking at the mirror.

I'm s not joking.

I was joking this whole time, but I'm being serious now.

I'm a white American man.

Okay, I'll deport you.

You're gonna you're gonna deport us white people?

Is that your message to the white people?

Yeah, to uh to the jail.

I'll take you either send you out of the country or to jail.

White people, you hear that?

White people, you hear that?

This ir Pahlavi supporter wants to deport white people and put them in jail.

Yes.

Y'all hear that, white people?

Y'all hear that?

For racism, for uh hate speech, you will be out of the job.

But I m uh my family's been here for multiple generations, you know.

We fought it.

Hate speech, you'll be out of the job.

So I'm I, a white man, have to be deported 'cause I don't support the Pahlavis?

No, hate speech, you go to jail or you lose your job and you ha you lose your privileges.

That's what's gonna come.

You don't listen to me.

It's coming in it's coming, it's coming.

That was c how long has it been?

How how much time has elapsed?

I feel like we spent one hour.

With that guy, all I needed him was to say that about white people, and that they'll take it from here.

Y'all heard it.

He's gonna deport you.

We went full circle.

He literally Jay Sakai maxing.

Full circle, Jay Sakai maxing, okay?

Um Oro, go ahead.

Alright, get the fuck outta here.

Uh Gonzalo White, go ahead.

I am Gonzaloite Paul Potter.

You are a bourgeois revisionist artist.

It's not going to work.

I know it's true philosophy.

Blaster, go ahead.

Dude, what the heck?

Why were you disrespectful to that Jewish man?

I wasn't.

I told him I'm Jewish myself.

Dude, that's so effed up, bro.

His family's in Iran right now being um

doing bad stuff.

They're being they're they're being tortured and you're gonna disrespect them like that?

Listen, you know, uh, you know, I'm Jewish myself and I tried to talk us in a civil way, but he kept saying that I'm not, you know, so what could I do?

Come on, man, dude.

The guy's in LA.

He's partying.

I don't know, you know.

I don't know.

I I feel like I'm not the bad guy here.

Forehead Snatcher, what a great name.

Go ahead.

You're Jewish?

I didn't know you were Jewish.

I thought you were Arab or something.

No, I'm Jewish.

Really?

Yeah.

You're by blood and then you're Muslim religion.

No, no, fully Jewish.

Wow, that's that's very interesting.

Uh anyways, I came up here to ask you, um, you know, you you spoke with Gutron, right?

Who?

Who's that?

Chris.

Oh, Chris Coutron, yeah.

Yeah.

So I'm wondering, I mean, since um since he was saying, I think since the the um the ACP thing isn't working out anymore, you should be joining his campaign is what he was saying.

What do you think about that?

I mean, it's it's working fine.

I I mean, I I heard you guys are not doing well anymore.

I mean, you guys were all over the news and, you know, with CNN talking about mega communism and it's fine.

We're doing pretty well.

No more motion motions, you know, dry.

We're just I'm just gonna go get some interest re free loans at the bank and it'll be okay.

It's gonna be fine.

User, go ahead.

Yo, what up, bro?

I just had a couple questions.

Yeah, go ahead.

Dude, so I'm not a troll, by the way, so I don't know if this is a comedy hour, so I don't know if I'm gonna give you content, but I saw I saw Jay Dyer talk about the whole Europe thing, right?

And he was saying that this is a socialist plot, and then when asked who are these socialists, he said it was the Rothschilds.

And I'm just I have to say, that's probably the stupidest thing I ever heard.

You know, like the Rothschilds are very famous socialists, you know?

Well, supposedly I'm gonna be debating him next month, so we'll see if he brings that up.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

Bring it up, please.

Bring it up.

It's in his recent tweets.

Just go there and just ask him why does he keep like I don't know what's this buzzword salad that he keeps tossing out there like you know but he's talking about the socialists and he mentions George Soros and the Rothschilds, you know?

Yeah, I don't know.

I think I'm pretty sure in Albania they're protesting the Rothschilds explicitly.

Right, right.

And then I was gonna ask you, since like you're uh Marxist, right?

How like what are your thoughts on uh on Singapore and how they're run?

It's a city.

User go ahead

Holy shit, that took forever.

Pause, I'm gonna go to bed soon, but I wanted to ask: um, why did you say, why did you say there's a soul?

Why wouldn't there be?

Um, I don't know.

I this is the same mistake that Descartes made.

He he didn't go far enough and everybody just keeps coming up with this like

magical substance thing, yet no one can like point to it, right?

It's just pretty circular in terms of the reasoning.

It's like we're talking about an aspect of human beings that is not reducible to the senses and then you're like, Well, we can't sense it.

It's like, okay, well, that's what we're talking about though, you know?

Okay, okay.

But but Haas, um

There fundamentally has to be nothing there.

What do you think the soul was?

When ancient people talked about the soul, what do you think they were talking about?

S something something that they're receiving, like like let's just start with like No No it's not you don't know what a soul is.

You think it's like cogito or something.

It's not

No, I I'm actually trying to imply the opposite.

I think it's irrational for there to be a soul.

I think the whole reason we even have consciousness is that there's souls have nothing to do with consciousness at all.

Okay then so then so then are you implying that um we find our thoughts?

It has nothing to do with thoughts.

Receiving them.

It's nothing to do with receiving thoughts, literally nothing.

Okay, then so so then can you can you define what this soul is?

'Cause no one can ever point to it.

So then so how do you how do you say

According to Marx, you give this whole lecture and then you say you find wisdom within human activity.

So this is obviously material, but then you go and say, Yeah, actually, there's this magical substance called the soul.

Like, how does that rationally make sense then?

Well, it makes sense if you know.

Fundamentally, there's nothing there for you to do.

Okay, is that all you wanted to say?

No, I just don't I just don't think it follows that Yeah, but you don't want to hear the truth, so what do you want?

Okay, go ahead, sorry.

So, when we talk about a person's soul, we're talking about what irreducibly makes them what they are and who they are.

And we're not talking about an underlying causal mechanism, we're talking about the totality of what they are, the concrete of an individual human being, right?

Marx talks about rising from the abstract to the concrete.

When you try to denote the concrete immediately, what you're doing is an abstraction, according to Marx, okay?

So if you want me to be simple, you can say the soul is the concrete totality of what a person is.

which always necessarily is beyond the threshold of knowledge for another.

The ability to acknowledge that threshold is wisdom.

I would or if you want to put it in a different way, which is m you know, you would confuse you even more.

I just gave you the one that would be acceptable to someone who is a little bit familiar with Marx.

The real truth, you're probably not ready for it, right?

Which is that the soul is really w the essence of what a person is, the essence as an underlying resonance, right?

So, what under underlying resonance characterizes the content of a specific person, right?

But that's too much for you, so I'm not going to go there.

Alright, I don't know what happened, you disconnected.

Haas, just retire.

You know what you're talking about.

Total bourgeoisie nonsense.

Bourgoisie nonsense.

You know, those of us actual Marxists, like elite KGB, esoteric, like we're.

We know everything already about Marxism.

We know what a soul is.

You you peons, don't talk to us.

You're a Wikipedia Marxist, okay?

The real Marxists are very esoteric, they know about

All these things, astrology, everything.

You literally are not even a Marxist.

Shut the fuck up.

Three one three

Alright, you're gone.

There's a reason communism only speaks to the snobby university students who are harmless.

Then why don't you call?

You know, I'm sick of people throwing stupid.

It's just so small.

It's just his knowledge.

Not wisdom.

It's quagmire knowledge, it's not wisdom.

Oh, this is what I just said.

What about the underlying resonance?

What about the deeper history?

No, it's just then call everything I think Hazism, okay?

Fuck's sake.

I am a thought leader.

Call it Hazism.

Okay, for fuck's sake.

99% of the debates I have, it's semantics every single time.

You didn't finish high school, champ.

Now, just call it Haas thought.

Don't call it Haasism.

Just call it Haas thought.

Or call it infrared thought.

I like infrared thought.

I don't like Haas thought.

I like infrared thought.

Just call it infrared thought.

Dead ass, I'm telling you to call it infrared thought.

All right.

Nobody puts enough respect on Infrared's name.

Everybody knows who Haas is.

Nobody knows who Infrared is.

That's always been my fucking problem.

True philosophy, bro.

It's so like you are the last guy.

You have s literally two seconds on the clock.

So ever since the stream where you called out uh I'll say Asada's boy, right, uh I want to clarify exactly what my views are 'cause I know that there's natural like proximity and I was honestly just I was like expecting that I could have caught a stray at any minute during that.

So here here goes, right.

So I spent a while.

What did you do?

No, just like, you know, I have a connotation of being proximous with Black Pill and all that.

No, nobody cares, dude.

I don't want you to.

Nobody cares.

It's okay.

Whatever.

Yeah, yeah.

My thing was fucking harassing random women.

That's it, you know?

Yeah.

Like when I say harass, like whatever that guy was doing and like just don't do shit like that.

I hope you're not.

Yeah, I don't know.

I don't think that's something you do.

Yeah, I don't do don't don't worry about it.

All right.

It's not it's not an issue.

All right.

Jesus Christ.

Uh

Yeah.

The last person will be Sam.

Go ahead.

What's up, man?

What's going on?

What kind of question is that?

What do you want?

Uh, I was just wondering what uh what the ACP's stance on trans people is.

That's just a boring question that I just like don't care about.

It's just like such a boring question.

Like what like leave me alone.

Just keep getting these boring questions that are n zero content.

Just devoid of content.

Dissolved, go ahead.

Daviostat capitalism, Daviostat capitalism, Daviostat capitalism.

The fuck does that mean?

Go ahead.

You have fifteen seconds.

Go ahead.

Uh okay, hello.

Uh what do you think of Marks?

I'm ending the TikTok right now.

That's just like, that's just the wrap for the TikTok.

And maybe we're not going to do another TikTok stream for a while.

All right.

That is just like, maybe it's going to be a while for another TikTok stream.

All right.

So, you know.

Oh, that is just like that's just like the that that that that that that that's just the that that's just that's just the pin peak pinnacle.

Just non-non-tent after non-tent.

The only guy that was content was the Jewish Iranian love guy No Turkey will be gone No no Turkey I know Turkey will be gone No in France it will be gone Ah Britain is going to war with America

That guy was so like aggressive, like he was just like a bird, he would not stop chirping.

Even nonstop.

You sound like a Palestinian!

Like he has a literal Manikian worldview where there's just two types of people in the world: Jews.

And Palestinians.

You're either Jewish in his eyes or you're Palestinian.

That's it.

Even like that's it.

That's the only two types of people in the world.

His anti-European views were very interesting.

So strange, I don't even know what I'm dealing with.

Like, I don't understand anything.

And and

And yeah, he wants to deport white people.

Make he's literally like a 4chan stereotype.

He's actually like he is the only like he's actually you know when 4chan says the Jews want to um like persecute white people?

Like he literally like only that guy he literally is there, you know.

Yeah, he wants to put all white people in jail for hate speech.

What the fuck?

All these k only on TikTok, man.

Only on TikTok.

Uh that's crazy.

All right.

You know, I like that.

You know, I like that one line where I was like, the guy who doesn't like foreigners, I'm like, go just go play basketball with Somalis.

He'll get along with them.

You'll see eye to eye.

You know, you just need to make friends.

Just go to the basketball court.

Play some basketball with Somalis.

It'll end the racism.

I do sympathize with American

Natives.

I'm not talking about indigenous.

Obviously, I sympathize with them.

But, like, whether you're white or black, you know, there's a thing where, like,

You know something I've witnessed that happens in Dearborn a lot?

Arab families were just randomly adopt like white people.

Like, you know, white people who are lonely or they don't have a lot of belonging.

So they'll just take them in and just be like, Yeah, every family gathering we have, all of our events, you know, our wed everything, like dinner, they're just there, you know?

And they're like, Yeah, I guess the sama like 'em.

As Asalam al Akum, I guess.

And they're just they're just hanging out.

It's actually a really common thing.

It's actually kind of funny.

Um it's it's actually like a thing, you know?

No, like dead ass it is.

I don't know like what the

I don't know what the s where that comes from, but I see it a lot.

Yeah, they're just dead ass like it's like in being invited to the cookout, I guess.

Mm-hmm

I like it yeah, like instead of being invited to the cookout, there's like you just get invited to the garage, you know?

They're just smoking hookah and playing cards or whatever the fuck.

In the garage, 'cause that's what Arabs do.

And yeah, there'll just be a white guy there too.

There'll just be a random white guy there.

No problem.

The plastic covered die nobody's invited to that shit, nobody can go there.

Is that only an Arab thing where they have a dining room or a

You have a living room that nobody is allowed to sit in, but it's just to showcase the furniture.

Is that a only an Arab thing or what?

It's only really they only they do that.

Why?

Oh, black people do it too, really?

Can you tell me what the purpose of that is?

Oh, it's Chinese as well.

What the fuck is the point of that?

What's the point of it?

Why do why do people do that?

Fancy room are for looking only, not use.

That's so weird.

Sociologically, that's so weird.

There's got to be a reason.

It's like, yeah, we have all these forks and spoons.

We don't fucking use them to eat, though.

We just have them for display.

You know what you need to do every time you go to a house with those?

You need to be like super appreciative.

Just go in that room, like, hmm, wow.

Just sit there and stand there for like 45 minutes, like hypnotized.

Like, oh.

Because why else, right?

That's what you wanted, right?

You don't want me to fucking use it or sit on it.

So why did you do this?

You took up the whole space.

Huh, this is what you wanted, right?

You wanted me, a guest, to cut.

Oh, wow.

Wow.

Why else?

Right?

You better go you better do that, you know?

Anyway, y'all, I'm uh leaving.

Uh I'm signing off.

I'm ending the stream.

I'll see you guys Sunday.

Uh so yeah, I'll see you guys Sunday.

Goodbye.

Goodbye everyone.