NEVER STOP WINNING [2021-09-10]
2021-11-11
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yesterday i slept for three hours i debated on three hours of sleep zero preparation against people who were very prepared by their team and then i went on circus royal and people were
complaining that i'm low energy we're going to get back on our grind guys minimum minimum
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so guys another thing i've been thinking about
another thing i've been thinking about follo words well yesterday for the dad't remember when they were making fun of me beuse i don't have followers i need followersre making fun of me for my lack of followers know that
there mak in fun of me so i got followers i need more followers you know what i'll let it happen organically it's not even healthy i need followers simple as that there right i should be at a hundred cak followers right now that's what i thought to's going on
i need followers that's right i need some followers immediately thse bucked up guys the content i did yesterday in no way helps the stream you notice that the content
i did yesterday in no way helps the stream you guys didn't even watch it yesterday guys didn't even see it
the debate
i didn't gain anything from it
i only lost from it youaw i want to talk about it a little b let me talk about it i thought it was gonna be wat like i thought like they were really gonna
because they were they were making posters for it like we're going to crash and for interrupted logo so much yeah i know
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i feel bad that a you tube mirror sa it on a you tube stream mirror i don't know anything about that but all i can say is that you gover to make a few comments i don't know i'm all the substantive
points and here's the sub the points the relationship between capitalist and fascism the reasons why capitalism needs war and the differences with china i think on those three points like me and logo onant we just prevailed you know
i don't i can't see it any other way the stream became kind of pedagogical at a certain point just learning about marxism which is fine but there's just a lot of ignorance about marxism and then finally
the weird thing to me is it is the racial stuff honesty it's weird to me i don't get it i don't it seems like that you know it's just seems sad like this idea of the need to have ethnic and racial purity for its own sake it just seems really sad to me
yeah i don't get that i feel like if a people are secure in themselves and you have real pride in your own tradition and country you are not going to be so scared of others and you're not going to be so like neurotic about purity you know you're going to be confident in your yourself you know
and dude then they started talking about genes and i'm like what what the fuck is traditional about genes like i want to preserve my genes what does that even mean that's literally modern science
i don't know i just think a lot of right wingers just seem like they have an edge to them like
it just
they' little too excited
you know what i mean like
it's the kind of anti semitic theories they have and
the racial stuff it's like they're kind of perverted a little bit right
they' like a little too excited about these things and they just
they just can't help themselves that's why that's why a lot of them do get banned honestly because they can't help
tion
but like say the n word and shit like that you know
they just have this edge like they just have this edge about them you know just this like
jumpy edgy thing
like it's tough for me to understand so a lot of right wingers they remind me of anarchists there arey of leftists like there's so hyper they have this tension they can't just like sit back and chill like i feel like if i sat with these guys to have a cigar the whole time they would be on edge like and they'd be like do it
talking about like
anti semitic paranoid theories and the big beculd' just chill dude it's not that deep there's nothing there you know i don't know it seems really weird it is it is what the psycho out psychoanalytic perspective it's anal fixation hundred percent anal fixation hundred percent anal fixation
see i have the badgenal fixation or the genital fixation so i'm in the vaginal stage royd says there's three stages the oral stage the anal stage in the genital stage right me i'm in the genital stage and what that means is basically like i got pussy on my mind and basically i'm at ese you know i'm saying i'm at
ease i'm just chilling i'm smoking my cigar i'm at ease but these people they have a nal stage disorder and
i don't know that's only applies to straight people too the freud stuff
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wasn't the whole oral annal general disaproven
i guess but it still makes sense to me you know they were norder century i don't know
there nordicys that's not true dude i know nordic people i know people from northern europe who are super chill and know how to just be men and just chill
you know
it's like what kinda i don't here what i don't get
it's just weird to just always be obsessed with jewish people and black people it's like only someone who has no confident sense of self is obsessed with that you know like who cares dude would you go to a sona naked yeah that's why dud ea
culture is way less racist and i'll tell you why there's a lot of racism now but dude the way it was in the past you just go to the market the bazaar and you had all sorts of people who look different and they have different religions and they look different and you don't fixate on it you just ignore it like who cares what's the big deal you know i mean who gives a fug i don't
why do you have to focus on it focus and obsess over it and this goes for both the right wingers and the lefties they both obsess over it they don't know how to be at ease with just different people you know they just do not know how to be at ease with other people same way in the soviet union yeah that it is it was su the soviet union dude
like for example in the soviet union there was a lot of jewish people in the soviet union and nobody you didn't talk i talk to jewish people from the soviet uny tell me you know it's just there was like a fusion you even notice you know people t go about their business the goh you're jewish ok oh you're from kazakhstan ok oh you're from whatever ok like you don't obsess
over it either or you just get over it you know we come from different backgrounds you know arab fathers arab fathers do not usually want their kids
to marry outside the culture and as simple as and i understand that i understand that even within the religion right but within the religion is usually you'll you'll be fine right but it'll just be like the'll be a little bit rocky but ultimately w'll be fine but like if youre from it from if you're
you from come an air family you just marry like an american guy who's like you you will probably be excommunicated from the family i'm not going lie not going li you you will be excommunicated from that family thank you lois evns i grewup
in eastern europe it was the same with sex gender only experience the male femal hyperfockus on the internet that's true
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yeah
guys what do you think i'm talking about when i talk about civilization just a question like what do you think i'm talking about
do you think i'm talking about just
buildings in schit no i'm talking about the subtle ways human beings interact with each other
i'm talking about
like how do you deal with people from other backgrounds how do you interact with the opposite sex how do you what is how do you relate family to society that's what civilization means ok
the truth is thank you lose heavens appreciate you is not culture no because civilization is how people relate to this central state that unifies their society
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so it's more than just culture it's deeper
but here's the problem is america doesn't have a civilization we don't have civilization
america just has a state we don't have a civil society we literally just have a state that has a sad gunpoints like fall the lg go to jail and there's no organic way that we have norms that are reconciled with laws it's just every time you see a police officer you get nervous right
i get nervous even if i'm not doing anything wrong and the reason for that is because we don't have a civilization we have no civilization ho do we change this there's so much confusion about this patriotism stuf people are so confused right and i'm
to clear up some confusion so to be clear wt to be clear about something right are you saying we should save the american empire no we can't stop act this is the problem with moraalsm the problem with moralism is people who act
like you can just do anything the most pressing issue for communism right now or marxism whatre you want to call it is the issue of morality what is communist morality because people need to understand what morality is and let me explain what morality means morality is that aspect
that can't be reduced to the natural external chain of causes that's morality morality is when
we have a will and we are faced with a choice and with that choice we must act
right
what is the problem with having as the foundation of your entire reality pure morality
i'll give you an example
the landback
jason ki settlership
so here's the issue right this is what's so bucked up about left this is the issue with moralism i'll explain it so hundreds of years ago and throughout the u s government and the british and the europeans committed grave injustices from our perspective just crimes just horrible crimes against humanity horrible barbarism
horrible evil we all know that right but the issue is these people are trying to address that from morality and will so what does that amount to the united states of america as a state and any acknowledgement of it is treated as a moral issue and in that
that way regular ordinary working americans are being morally condemned
they're moralizing youa bad person ya s it's not like they're doing this impartial material analysis
they are it's like it's really evil they're doing two things on the one hand they're making it seem like settler colonialism is an objective material phenomena that has lasted hundreds of years and is not reducible to conscious intent and on the other hand they're treating it as if it's the result of a moral error and it's a moral issue that needs to be rectified and the result is this really
p up form of institutionalized terrorism against the people they have unlimited excuse to basically beat down the american people because they're evil settleer colonialist with their original sin and what's so ironic about this is that the way these leftists who say they hate america are acting is literally a
american protestantism one on one it's the issue of the original sin that we fallen from and we are forever contaminated by this original sin and that our moral will is just helpless and if the only thing we can only find salvation in the pure morality of lefts
you guys ever seen that movie called i forgots calls called feed on netflix definitely a c o s movie you cant watch that on which so there is this hannibal guy in germany and he cut off his dick in the movie and he had someone cut off his dick to eat he invited a guy over he said cut off my dick and he put it on the stove and
eat it the police found the guy tied up and he's like i want to be i wan be and that's literally what these leftists remind me of that's literally what they are s follw you know what i mean that's literally i
nw they are have you seen the matrix trailer yeat guys i spent a few days ago i was in circus discord with cerco we were in his v c with like twenty other people and i was talking to zirc about flat earth and we watched it there this is why islam is based
not an inheritable and there's no original sent yet there's a com islam has a completely different moral framework and that's why i have such trouble understanding americans left is because i have to tell them guys i'm a muslim i'm not a calvinist you know i don't understand your idea of morality from a muslim perspective your idea of morality makes no
no sense to me but what also bothers me is that there are so many second
generation or what is it first generation people born here from immigrant parents muslims in america who are literally being mentally brainwashed
by american leftism and they're completely betraying their own spiritual and civilizational roots
and they're just adopting american leftism because american leftism tokenizes them as like an identity and like oh i'm a muslim and i can climb the career ladder with that identity and they like they use it to get ahead in their careers schools and they need american leftism to do that you know are you an atheist or muslim
the only way to be a muslim is be an atheist if you're not an atheist in twenty twenty one
as a muslim
you are a protestant calvinist christian
who just is adopting a muslim flavor yes dude listen i will tell you where i am spiritually i
i will tell you where i am spirit where i am spiritual there i i know
this is why
this is why i believe in america right i've been thinking about what is the fuck is america right what is america
what is america i've been thinking about it
because i can't discern an american state with any you know real civilizational foundation it's an empty negation the american state is purely negative it has no determinaned
content right american states basically just as the union it literally just means the union of states and those states in turn just guarantee negative freedoms so what is america america but now i realize there is a reality to america and i realize that stranding has the key
the game ust stranding america is a name for the land
the new world andmerica america is always the disclosure of the land america is the geography it's the geology it's the environment it's the it's like america is the
land of america that from seaboard from seaboard to seaboard that's america america is the idea of the new world that's what i'll say america is the idea of the new world specifically the land of the new world and one of the reasons i hate left
this who are adopting indigenous aesthetics is because they're actually repeating the dog matic prejudice of americanism because they're treating indigenous people as part of the land the whole point the whole reality of america is the idea of the land if we want to overcome that you can't
treat indigenous people like their animals who are just part of the land they are related to this land and much of the land belongs to them and their people i understand that but they are a people they are a people who deserve to be the subjects of their own civilization and state and reality that's
why i have such distaste or this fetisization of indigenous people because they're being treated like they're part of the landscape fod i listen i am big into american kis right like you ever see these american
kiy shee and they're beautiful i love them don't don't get me wrong i love it i mean it may be racist and
you know bad but
i it's it hits close to home because it's my childhood right
like going up north and you go to a like restaurants
where it's there're these log cabins and they got the owls and the animals and they also have the native chief
statue and it's like all part of the scenery
i mean
if if you want to if you want to talk about
like racism against indigenous that's pretty much
where it is
right it's like this idea that indigenous people are just part of the land and they're not the land belongs to them or some of it does at least but they're not a feature of the american land that's what you have to step out of the's going to be a holy roman empire as confederation of smaller
autonomous states then washington drove the formation of a proper america washington was the mao of america mao crushed the warlors united china washington crushed the autonomous bureaucrats in united america that's what i'm saying right the idea of america is the land in a relation to the land ah
that's what i believe when it comes to america every country today has in america china has in america when china is making new discoveries when china is engaging in big infrastructural and geoengineering and whatever
hydrological projects and solar projects
they are
facing america their own america their own kind of new frontier right this disclosure of a new frontier china has already assimilated its own america to me the idea of america still has merits i still do believe in america i do but in the sense here's what i think about it in the sense
of debt stranding where america will be reduced to its connection america will be reduced to america's infrastructure the thing that connects us infrastructurally that will be america the highways the telecommunications that's where there will be the state the united states of america the united states
of america will be the united infrastructure of america now the question of land ownership can be different maybe we can give mexico
maybe we can give texas and southern california back to mexico maybe we can give a lot of land even more than they need to the indigenous right and we can we can let them
actually govern the land in the living space
but the idea of america as the connection the union the union state
i think remains
and i think the communist party of the usa
should embody that
it should strive to seize hegemony
over
this specific interpretation of the american idea
instead of thinking about america as a
w
freedom and democracy and whatever joe biden said the communist party say no the meaning of america is not liberty and democracy in these catch phrases the real meaning of a united states of america is united states it's a union state so china the civilization state right china is a state that encompasses a very ancient
and lindi civilization america has no civilization but it has a union it's a union state now what the culture is going to look like what the civilization will be like i agree hispanic and latin america can lead the way from the south they can lead the way indigenous people maybe can lead the way as well in their own way
ah other ethnic groups can lead the way
to create the foundations of their own civilization and we will see we don't know what the civilization will look like right but what matters as far as united states of america is concerned is having a united states a union just a union that's my ideal of america
the u s r addressed many of the issues viaut ono his republics yeah and you know it to me the idea of america is a highway from seaboard to seaboard we will facilitate the flow of goods from seaboard to seaboard that's to me the idea of america facilitate the flow of goods from seaboard to sea
board that's what america means that will be its future for the world america can still be a place of discovery and innovation and investment foror the real civilizations of the world but i one thing i'm clear about
the american empire must be
destroyed i don't think it'll have to be destroyed because it's going to collapse
but
america as a
unit as a polarity as an empire that ruled right that governs the world that must be eliminated absolutely absolutely must be eliminated
it will be eliminated i agree but america as a union state from seaboard to seaboard is silitating the flow of goods for global commerce and industry and aiding the development of countries in its own way
i agree with this idea of america
yes legit debt straining connect the world exactly create
a transsiberian american railroad a railroad from russia through alaska through canada to america
also connecting china asia to the new world
from seaboard to seaboard that's what i believe in
that was really honestly guys that was really what it was supposed to be
that's what it was supposed to fuking be that was thank you mercurialp preciate you that's literally a rous platform i know that's where i got the idea from
i know what la roue dude i know about him he's not like some one i don't know about i know about him i i
i agree with a lot of the things he says not everything but about this side his understanding of history of america i really do agree with it listen because he's just because he's right right
but
listen america
was always supposed to be that
during lincoln's time lincoln was going to link up with the czar of russia at the time
and they were going to form a connection and this would have been progressive for russia and would have been good for america it would have helped aid the russian revolution so there was going to be a connection guess wo fuck that connection guess who fuck that connection up we were literally going to link up with russia through alaska
and have industrial mutual development guess who fucked it up
guess to fonght it up
britain created canada so that couldn't happen they literally created canada so that russia and america could never link up
you got a chill julo you're a fucking mod dude jill
just speak about the facts of history
that was ultimately whole of the emenci aation proclamation show soliday with russia during the civil war yes you supported lincoln russia did russia supported lincoln
britain and france were supporting the confederacy
and russia was one of the only places
that' curiously
decided to support
the union
you want to know lse who supported the union by the way
was the turks
the ottomans the ottomans also supported the union
it's almost like
these
world historical asian empires were sympathetic with lincoln's cause
you ever noticed that
all of the real asian empires were sympathetic to the or support of the union outright yeah yeah did bakun in support the confederates no he didn't i think i was prot on here joseph pro on support the confederates i'm pretty sure
france lly support of the creation of the us that god that's n were talking about id it that's notre falking talking about you think you're smart and you're correcting me and yet you make an an embarrassment of yourself because that's not what we're
talking about we're talking about the civil war bucking get with the program and canada was never near the west coast until the late nineteenth century yeat what does it have to do with the fucking fact that canada was literally created to fil plans between russia and america which is a historical fact you're the fucking historically a illiterate one here you talk about shit that's not even
fucking relevant how on morn right here's your he's your options go get in my discord v c and debate me about this and we're going to see how much knowledge you have or in the meantime you're banned from my fucking chat buk out a year
anything anything
hold on
incorrect i used to teach history ok on what point amy incorrect about go ahead on which point a my own coorrect name the point i'm incorrect about name it gohad and name it fuk i forgot to order food
name the point though go ahead name it
is turkey really as asian as though like russia good if anything it's more asian than russia as russia has a european aspect to it d the fuck are you talking about
ma get some food see the stars of the future
i'm just meaning someone said you were correct you teach histrey are you going over the mold bog thing well the debates going to be at eight minutes so we don't have time but i'm going to go over thank you gorilla get were go over it afterah i think we're going to have a long stream today guys it's only been an hour we're going to do seven more hours we're going to do a long stream let me see
can i commit to that
it's eight now four hours was twelve plus three is three am wow till three am i might do that eating bs what of wre you debating don't worry don't worry i'm debating a bunch of
you know don't worry about it ok don't worry about it i got it locked down i would never ever ever lose as in bites i know you would never ever you would get embarrassed like how can my man be a loser right so don't worry about it
you willing to have joel on your show yes if he is not banned if he's banned i can't how maybe you two i don't know i won't embarrass you inky don't worry
all right should i just show up like this with no shirt should i put a shirt on i don't show up like this everyone o let's do this i'm going to join
the hippy dihippy podcast
the fuck is this man
ah no
everyone but becaus
how much ho dry your hair and de black you look like rescue theme you are you willing to talk to yougn yes yes i am absolutely
thank you gorilla grip i can you have believe i used to be hesitant about talking to do be ill like w i really want to talk to him you know he's kind of as soociated with the far right is now i'm like super like yes i'm going to talk with you there are no there's no left to speak of i'm not betraying anything we just have free thinkers you know
interesting ideas but i have to i'm going to check and see if which is ok with it because i don't want to you know which has to be ok with it all
ultimately
you know it's not really
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you know what you know know if anything i will talk to him
on youtube because you tube is completely fine
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you cancell talk about pages in ano
thank you a satiric appreciate you
okay i can join now
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on a on computer parts and built it all right then and there all at once but i mean it's uh
my whole setup is
pretty crazy
and it's still not goet a
still can't stream rust
i need to
oh man
yeah that's the thing you always you always got to keep growing keep climbing
you know it's a terrible time to be
it's a terrible time
we need to wait for the market
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it feels like we're in a position when it comes to computers where m
like i don't think getting a thirty ninety and any better of a c p u is going to help me with things that i need to perform better like being able to stream rust is a big one like that
that is really hard to want a single p c set up even with like a thirty ninety because the game is so poorly optimized
like right now i am prioritizing a second computer to handle all the streaming effort
and just using this computer is the main one over getting like a thirty nine dy or a better c p i've got a like ris in nine thirty nine hundred x in here c pu yse a twenty eighty for the graphics card
thirty two gigs of like pretty damn good r g b lit ram
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i love that yeah no the thermal paste debate has been i don't think it'll ever end
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you'r your fan or whatever you know
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and i do all of that but i live in apartment building so i'm sure i have a nasty neighbor somewhere
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now let's get the show started
welcome everybody to the hippy ippy round table
ah this will be i think the forty second episode
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h
believe just the united states and canada
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cannot
the dirty canadian we brought on the platform today
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so let's get into introductions we're going to start as always in the top left hand corner
with demon machine who's currently the
been
very very masculine very man
and i
mechanican
how's it going demon
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happy to be here
and
t's get
discussion
wonderful
i will move on to fabian liberty
hey thanks for having me i'm the little guy here
again you know let's have fun
well uh we'll see what happens between everyone tonight um
i'm an anarcho capitalist duo streamer i usually do the debates my stream partner usually sticks to the channel itself and
do a bunch of fun stuff
i don't know we like to do a lot of boycott blizzard streams some game and stuff some news some podcast stuff
happy to hear it
now i'm going to throw it over to infrared
what's good im infrared marxist leninism in the age of multipolarity and the post coded world
not much else to say
one
now i'm going to throw it over to
jangles
o everybody my name is justin i'm some nerd with the youtue
and i'll call jangles science lab
videos and debate
wonderful
j lowis
yeah um i'm joe leowis you can follow me if you so interest which our t v slash joe lewis the o bing zero
and i'm happy to be here i
came in the last minute but we'll see how it goes thanks for having
happy have you
thwing it over to kevin castleing
yeah thanks to uh thanks to you and danibl for inviting me here tonight it's uh great to be here i'm kevi castley i run the channel superpower broadcasting
i stream every day over to twitch at superpower broadcasting you can also find me on twitter at kevin castley
and our youtube channel right now
a
currently pending s frivolous copyright claims is down but that should be back up and
at some point in the near future in the meantime you can find me over on twitch thank you
well
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has been had a war done upon them
andw we're throwing it pretty much by other by other hawks to former partners it's pretty ridiculous so
yeah it would have thought that a bunch of warhwks would use aggressive tact
going to throw it over to zanerhll
yeah my name's ander hall i do left wing political content on twitch and on youtube and i also play a shit ton of rust and that's pretty much all you need to know
wonderful and now we're going to throw it over to counterpoint
yeah hi my name is connor
i
run a youtube channel names counterpoints identify cent
on a right
i just made a video for an hour yelling at my audience
but i think the topics tonight are spicy enough that weill probably get some yelling in tonight anyway
looking forward to it
should be fun
do it
wonderful i have one personal question
has
what's that stick i see what that stick con
what is that
it's an african walking stick it was granted to me by a zulu prince
made from rare form of black elephant ivory
um
yeah
it's like the
also enchanted with magical powers to make my opponents confused
wow
and we're going to see some interesting tactics thatday
so we're going to go into the first topic and we're going to start
a very heated
so
recently there's been a discussion online about how we should interact somebody who's re entered at the online political space
lauren southern
and so i'll just get straight to the case
should we
platform
lauren southern and a few people have asked me that why isn't laurren southern continued it
included in this conversation
we that would kind of defeat the purpose of the question what in it
so we're going to start
probably with her biggest
defender
the top left and corner
connor
waslissen
there's something called
responsible flatforming
i learned it from all the left
it's basically where
you you have people on
criticize their perspectives that you think are dogshit
you concede the ground that is worthy of being productve
and that's pretty much it so basically since i've quote unquote
assisted her rehabilitation or
whatever the fuck you want to call it
you know i got writs
malding in my fucking chat because i'm not extreme enough
and she's not being extreme enough
and i think that my goal my publicly stated goal
w did these people
try to get them to stop being criminally
fucking in saning
and you can't do that
i
leave it there for now
ok
next is going to be demon machine
i honestly had to ask who lauren southern was
so that that doesn't help much in my case
but i'm not
the type that supports
the platforming people just because they don't like what they have to say
if you have something to say you can say it you're more than welcome to do that if you want to bring them on the show that's up to you of course because your show type thing but
whether they should be allowed to have a place
speak i think they should
just
the people that are usually
the most to be silent needs
you need to hear what they have to say
kind of
thing whether it's good or bad in if there's
terrible then you can look at him and be like
ah
everybody gets to hear everybody gets to laugh at them together
and we can say well that's
actually insane
and so then everybody has that defense and it's not like a new argument that just popped up and you're like whoa
what is this sex
or what is this
segment of knowledge that i have not
yet
run into
so anyway
that's it
ok
now we're going to throw it over to fabian liberty
yeah i think what's really interesting about this question is that it really kind of shows the the difference between left and right wing people
right
because for the right at least in a current instantiation obviously not you know the nineties eighties kind of right wing william f buckley people
im
you know
the idea of d platforming is such a taboo right
whereas the left there's kind of this you know perceived legitimacy to the conversation about whether or not we should be putting someone's views ford
but i think i want to take the hot take here a little bit and think that
despite lauren southern's kind of history of
being involved with you know ethno nationalists and some of the really far light or far right kind of situations
i think she's actually really good for the leugh
because i think the left on twitch has been in such a situation where there's not a lot of
strong figures on the right
that they've been able to
buttress themselves against challenge their ideas and
to you know really engage with an audience that is right wing and bring them to the left or vice versa
and and i think what it happens and said is we've devolved a little bit into twitch politics community where you have
a few right wing streamers that are
you know speaking to their core audience and a lot of left wing political streamers
that are kind of attacking each other on
on whether or not this person's a neo liberal fascist or whether or not
you know this anarchist is too left wing or whether or not
some one's a marxist and that makes them a tanky and
and so i think loren southern you i mean because like what are we all going to fuck and attack rob nor like is that really the
the final boss of conservatism for twitch politics
and so i think bringing in someone like laurence southern that is
uncomfortable to the audience
and and uncomfortable to the community
i think is only going to strengthen some of the left wing
argumentation
and things assuming that you do what you said like responsible platforming and you don't have someone debate them that like
is totally out of their element
and instead just
southern looked good
so even if you disagree with your views i think it's important to understand that i actually think
this is going to be ultimately good for the left wing
individuals on the platform
and grow the platform as a whole
thank you very much
now i'm going to throw it over to infrared
yeah i mean i think the only issue with
the platforming of in general not her i don't have an issue with her
would be like people who are just
they're just too wild they can't follow rules they're like
you know they're doing alec outright
hate speech like calling to attack people and
just being like really you know
just ya not being able to
you know they have to say the n word all that kind of shit
if you can behave yourself and be a normal human being
i personally don't care what your views are you know i don't want to de platform anyone because of their views
it no matter how heinhous it is if you can just be civil about it in a sense like not
the edgy
um
i yeah i don't
i don't really see what the issue is it' like
ok she has ideas that are
people disagree with so like
you know confront those ideas
and
actually try to persuade the audience that you have the correct view you know
m
i guess it's cool that she is here because um
you know twit jus is kind of an echo chamber
uh to be honest like it's a kind of a left wing echo chamber for the most part
uh so it spices things up you know i think it's cool it's good content and you know it's my position
them
i'm going to thort over to jangle
agree with scot scott
quite a bit
yeah i don't know why people are like
youing lauren southerns this big final boss
eh
of twitch not even a fial bosss like she's so powerful
she's so far above us are that if we even engage with her it can only make her stronger and we're just so weak
feeble
so he couldn't possibly do anything to
down her amazing ida
if you talk like that i think you're doing her work for
i think you are her p r
when you when it's just its like no she's too dangerus
she too smart
she's too good
can't platform or else she's she's going to take away all of audience and we can't take away any of her
i think you're doing her p r
for her like
she's not she's not dumb
that's more
about everything
the people i've seen go up against her just
i don't like especially on the q and as and stufch
ba
people who did bed has under readers like hay weeather bo of cour i saw in
on video like
three years ago
and they thought that was enough to like just to go attack a character no don't do that know a lot about a sub
it's actually
that is
and if she really is the evil white
pemacist that honestly i think she's your views and
i honestly think like deep down she hasn't changed all that much
but who cares if she's not putting that out there eventually her white nationalist audience is going to get like
frustrated
they hep
why she saying it why s why she agreeing with all these people who are saying that the brown people aren't bad
why are they willing to get away with
um
yeah i think they event ofly the white nationalist side is going to get super
trad and slarche like die off so that extremist side
going to look elsewhere which you've essentially de platformed her
them
and maybe she does like
even if even if she's completely disingenuous that she's forced to like tailor her rhetoric to a far less extreme position
but is't that good
to have like someone who's like this
big
a far right figure l
even if it's through force or even if it's dishonest' a good to light
get her rhetoric a little bit more moderate
and like i said if you know more than her
and you can andy talk
to other people in the past year or so and you know how to speak to other humans
go for it
if you think
it's not that it's actually not that hard
to like do well in debate against
i don't know why people
view her with this like
put u up on that pedtal
o
no i'm going to throw it over to joe leowis
yeah h once again thanks for having me don um
she's my wenemye
so i'll never put her on my stream
however there have been people who have
and predominanately as but what's elouded from
has liberty jangles
those individuals who challenge her on those ideas on the left
are incredibly insufficient and incredibly unprepared
and something that i hope those of you who
are within this pan space and once a platform ar in southern
that you keep that in mind where
you can't
the these individuals are crypto
so they're not going to overtly
say the thing that you think that is like
the aha moment
they're going to allude to certain things and i think you ought to challenge those things
i think one of the problems is that you
these people are handled with
kid gloves and i just don't think that's sufficient
right because
if you don't handle that person to the extent that you would never left this
then why are you wasting your time bringing the person into your space if you're not going to really challenge them on their ideas
and that's pretty much what i've seen so far as that the people who
have been which have predomintly been
on the left like it's been insufficient we've seen what rose wrist did
to to expose or in southern
we see the reaction
you can go to the vads you can go to the reactions of the content
so we have an individual who showed a precedent of like how you can challenge an individual
with an idea
and then just watch them cope when you know they can't walk they're not walking back anything o their position or just straight up lying in tweets
so i hopefully people pay attention the rose rists content
because i think for a seventeen year old kid
to show a bunch of grown adults
that his playbook is better
than theirs is is pretty fucking embarrassing
its on the left
kevin castley
yeah thinks tie
so my view on this in general is that i don't
uh have an issue with platforming people per se i think the issue
the issue is already been kind of discussed a little bit there by joe lewis that
if you're if you're somebody who hasn't really done your research or if you're not going to ask sufficiently
a hard hitting questions or be able to detect dog whistles that's where it can get a little bit problematic
i know in my early days
uh when i was doing content i did have people do dog whistles and that just kind of went over my head a little bit i try to be more
uh on the ball about that now you know people bring up things like cultural marxism these types of dog whistles
a lot more subtle ones too
and so i think being aware having a good dog whistle radar is is a good piece of equipment for going in and debating people like that i also think that
in general
h platforming people
i think especially if it's for debate is is usually it can be a good thing
i i would love to debate laurence southern i i mean she's done some pretty despicable stuff in the past i mean you can talk about
uh trying to stop search and rescue of refugees fleeing for their lives from
bshar the butchers regime for example in syria
that she was trying to stop that that
you know that was pretty gross i i'd love to talk with her
but i think that at the end of the day though
if you just simply don't engage with anybody
on that side what it does is it means that their audience is essentially only going to be watching
i complained in total echo chamber
but they get more and more radicalized
and they're not exposed to any views that are socially liberal that are socially progressive that
uh they don't actually have a chance of having their minds changed because they've been sucked into
a vortex which is comprised of people that
uh
they can't get an audience anywhere else and so those people become more and more radicalized and that at the end of the day
it does lead in agregate
to a a more divisive and a less
a close knit sort of social culture which can of course exacerbate other divisions
so i think having things like you know panel shows and debates are a good thing
to try to you know
reduce some of the tensions in terms of the culture war but i do think that
you have to do it in a way
where
you're not letting dog whistles fly without calling them out and you are holding people to account
on statements and actions that they've done so thank you
then now over to zanderhom
yeah i'm surprised i feel like i might end up agreeing more with the conservatives on the panel than a lot of left leaning people
i think and this is going to piss off a lot of left wing people but i think that uh blair white has pretty successfully rehabilitated her image in the eyes of a lot of like the general public that are interested in politics
you can't go on and platform laurence southern and try to argue
like you're arguing with twenty sixteen luren southern i've seen a lot of people try to do that
um it's something i tried to avoid and i debated her though i think i was way too nice um
and if you go too hard on it you could have something like what happened with lance where you're
debating someone you're debating twenty sixteen laurence southern
if you're going to platform her you need to go into it with sort of
a few things in mind at least in my opinion
i don't think there's anything wrong in and of itself with having lauren southern on
obviously should do your due diligence to your research try to do the best you can
but you know debating is something that you get better at as you practice and you do have experience with it
um if you're like a left wing debate brow i would probably advise that you at some point try to debate luren southern i mean
she's very good at debating so it's going to be something that you're going to be able to sort of
learned from significantly
um
i don't think that most lefty creators platforming lawence southern are going to
harm the discourse in any way
um i i i i
think that she's already so large and has been around for so long and as everybody knows of her
that it's pretty hard for any lefty figure to platform her
more likely it's that it's her platforming you
and that's more or less all i have to say about it
ok
so we're going to now open it up to general discussion you can respond to anybody else or make your comments
well yeah i'll just be sply sad
well yeah just on the point about you know the al right in general and people like lauren southern i i think one of the one of the big areas and i kind of mentioned this a bit in my
intro here one of the one of the big areas that they do
have
kind of an advantage is that
they have a lot of dog whistles and
and so on that you've you've got to be more or less aware of what's going on
but
i do think that the idea that well
we we can't engage with people that are you know of that sort of branch at all
it it
basically the other thing that it does the other the
outcome that it does
is it gives people on that side the impression that people that are socially liberal
are just
scared to debate them it gives it basically legitimizes them as the only people that are
that are able to you know say these things and that everybody else is too scared to engage with it
uh i don't think that anybody's necessarily scared to engage with her i think that there's just the debate over
whether or not you're doing a net harm or ne to society by ignoring it
or engaging with it i would still say that you're doing a neck good by engaging
with these types of ideas
and and basically
calling out
m
them for what they are
so
yeah i think it's a really
it's really kind of naive to say that
we platform re in southern as if
her being platformed to
us
she has a twitch channel
have you ever whata so for those in chat
have you ever watched
which
what is ninety nine percent of twit
it's someone reacting to a video someone else
so it's not like
if we don't go debate her she's not going to react
to and
the bunk and
shit on left wing content
that's what streaming
we haven't denied her a platform we have denied her reach to our audience we haven't denied her
the ability to abuse other creators if we if we
don't go and debate her
she's going to do that anyway because
that's actually how twitch works
all we've done if we refuse to debate her is make sure that she gets to do it without us in the room
without us being able there to defend our own ideas without us
there to push back on hers
it doesn't take much to like
take these people down
and i'm not like take them down i'm like
just if if you think someone is like dog willson such
keep asking
engulish
narrow in the l what they actually think if they pivot away call it out
but i think it just if you just know more about the topic than they do and you've talked to other people before if you've got some debates on your bell
it's not actually that hard
to do well against
and so i don't like it
people just think she's so
scary when she
yeah i
oh go ahead go ahead but oh well yeah so if you don't mind me jumping in just because yeah
you know i've been a partner or whatever
i i think the the key thing is like that this is all boiled down to
back in
rhetorical stuff that is obvious when you
do a lot of debates
maybe not so obvious
where
you don't do a lot
um so for instan
' like jangles and has
uh both came in on like something called the gauntlet which is like you know ten minute back to back like kind of debates or whatever
jangles did really well presented a bunch of information that i virtually guarantee
lauren's audience hasn't heard or seen before
haws because he's an esoteric political figure i guarantee they' never heard any of his fucking argument
were and that was kind of like the funny thing was like just watching the shock
both from the audience and from lauren who had never dealt with a marxist leninist
and so and so that's what that's what i'm kind of saying is like
um
i would say at this point based off of
conversations and all that kind of stuff
laur stated politics are probably christian conservatism that fall in line
with maga they're probably the same level of nefariousness as you would associate with anybody who
donald trump
i
don know she supports donald trump
but at the same time like that's the audience that you're going for so you're talking about twenty percent to thirty percent of the american
public
you can deem them nefarious you can deem them evil
but at the same time like
those are the people that you need to go after those are the people that you need to convince that you have stronger arguments those are the things that
basically for the past
decade because i ran in right wing circles
those are the people who you know basically like when you joke about mayo side on twitter
the screenshot that
they post that the facebook without metrics and they say
the left wants to genocide white
and that's the you know that's kind of the audience that hasn't been exposed to stronger centrist or left wing argu argue
that yeah it just yes i wanted to sorry do you mind if i hop in re
hea goa
yes so i think one of the things and i kind of want to add a little context to what super power broadcasting was talking about right because we have science on this right
and i think that's one of the big issues that we need to we need to understand is you know like what does the science say about echo chambers
and about how right wingers kind of differ from left wingers as as we
move people like sticx hexenhammer right and and lauren southern and more right wing you know you tube or libertarian you tube individuals into the platform and so i think one of the great things we can look at is like moral foundations theory right jonathan heights research on moral psychology right
you have you know the left is very concerned with harm and fairness right
whereas conservatives kind of work on a five point scale much more which is harm fairness
in group preference authority and purity or secretity
right
and then when you couple that with with personality trait right like the big five right
you have conservatives have a lot more
conscientiousness so
industriousness orderliness
and leftist tend to have higher traits and personality trait openness right
openness to ideas and openness to creativity and intelligence right
and so when you take those factors and you bring them in context of this situation
what you understand is
is that right wing individuals are form far more likely to coalesce
by their favorite streamer
and hang out with their favorite streamer
and not engage with other content
right where his left wing streamers
are far more or sorry viewers are far more likely to
maybe go see a lauren southern and then back away right or go see a c t v and then back away
or come to my channel right and back away right
they're more open to these ideas and so
when talking about the danger of echo chambers on a platform
you have to understand that the bigger danger the bigger threat
is that a right wing audience becomes an echo chamber then let's say a left wing audience
you know
obviously ignoring censorship and you know and the fact that t o s is somewhat based off of
left wing cultural values and things like that in twitter and facebook but but even still right
i think it's important to understand that if you don't engage with lor and sothern
her audience will coalesce around her
not branch out
and watch her content as she reacts to other people
and become more entrenched in their political views
whereas the left
is likely to end up going to her channel and seeing her
unchallenged
by you the streamer that could be
kind of debunking what you believe to be a mythos that shes constructed around some type of idea
based off of her ideology
and so i think it's far more important here that the left engages with laurence southern
than it actually is that the right engages with left wing streamers
and so i think that's something to consider if you're left wing streamers kind of
understanding that basic psychology of personality psychology and moral psychology
yeah that like that's the thing is that ultimately she's going to be
like kevin stop
hauses turn n
yes so basically i'm saying is um
i don't i really do not understand what all the fuss is about because
twich is already so super strict and so it has standards that are so divorc
i'm the majority of americans in general it's like
i don't get people who just spend their time like wanting to deplatform others
like going beyove and beyond the rules twich has already created like twich is allowing her to be here so like why do you have to be like
and i have a jen iplain just because yeah give me a second me sec
and like to me it's like come
i really think people who are always trying to hate on other people's content
even those twitches already so super strict
i feel like these people just don't have their own content they don't have anything to offer so they just got to like be
all monitors you know it's like its just super lame to me i don't know
it like what i mean like dude not everyone's going to agree with you i don't see why people are so sensitive you know
yeah so i would like to explain some of the sensitivity of a and kevin then i think it was sam
yeah i'll try to be brief
so the two main criticisms of lauren southern specifically as she blocked a refugee boat called the aquarius that was trying to leave an italian port
the aquarius is a controversial boat basically lawnce southern and right wing figures in the italian government accuse them of coordinating with human traffickers off the coast of lebanon in order to move immigrants and refuge
europe
but the aquarius actually has a pretty good reputation as an n g o and was working with doctors without borders
in order to assist people who are stranded in the mediterranean so we really don't know what to say there except for the fact that
lauren southern brock blocked a refugee transport ship that was in attempting to
h you know save refugees that was one of the main criticisms against her
um since then the aquarius has had its charter revoked basically but but
you know that that's just goiningd of
the second thing that she is the reason why people are sensitive about
is because the concept of the great replacement theory
uh this is a theory that was popularized by a french philosopher named like henri kmu or something like that
it basically says that we
mass immigration into the western world is a unconscious but still governmentally
intentional cultural shift
where white people will no longer be the majority within western nations within a generation because our leaders view them as completely replaceable
in the sense that like we can just accept endless amounts of immigration into the western world and it doesn't really matter who lives who lives in the western world whether they're white or not
in this great migration was one of the cited reasons why
a laurn southern specifically
was not
the person that was like cited in this manifesto
the shooter who shot up the mosque in new zealand and i think killed like fifty to fifty five people
in general was somebody who bought into a lot of dissident right figures
and also bought in specifically to the great replacement
theory believing that this was an intentional act
to replace white people in the european and western world with immigrants
and those are the two largest controversies and that's why people are upset yeah i just think it'd be so much easier though because i'm a middle eastern person right so i don't know what people are saying
you know like you i much prefer to just you know if these ideas are becoming so widespread
as a result of not being censored
then it would be super easy to for me to just you know debate them i could just debate them and
i feel you know if you could deal with this stuff in the light of day
then i just think it would be less like likely to give birth to these psychopaths who are like you know in the dark web or whatever
and you know personally to me i just think people are super sensitive you' got to realize people have a wide ranging views of things about the world
and you need to be able to just either accept that or you can debate them and just
put forward your ideas but
forward there's
you know i think one of the issues here honestly from my perspective is that
this is kind of the implicit thing
is that the majority of leftists and liberals
literally do not know how to beat
right wing people arguments to can't they can't prevail when it comes to
the actual merit of their ideas
so they get to this emergency mode of having to censor people because they just
they literally don't even know how to respond right
because for me for example i' a marxist leninist it's very easy for me to talk to even extreme right wing people
and debate them and just you know
it's easy for me to because i under i can understand their kind of ideological
i guess um
fantasy or whatever it's like
i can
i becuse i understand the contradictions within the prevailing etiology that gives rise to that with why the mainstream
is giving rise to these extremist idiologies because there's something wrong with the mainstream and i understand that
so for me it's super easy to deal with these ideas uh i don't want to deal with them but at least
um
put forward an alternative to them
whereas it seems that people who represent the mainstream ediology
cannot cover up the contradictions within the mainstream liberal idiology so they end up just getting rolled by these like extreme right wing people and
i think it's just the high point of hypocrisy that
they have to resort to censorship to just cover up their own flaws
well there's something also weve got to recognize and then after after you joe it's going to be kevin's
sure absolutely
there's also a recognition that i mentioned in my opening in alluded there way alluded to is that
the mainstream in this case the twitch left because that's where she's navigating in
is an incredibly insufficient even
talking amongt themselves about the very policies that they advocate for
like we have people going on like panels for prime kis
about the suburbs and don't know the differences between like
our one housing and our two housing
and then
you get people who are more invested in this and have like a invested
interest in politics and in vested interest in
policy and
advocating for the communities
and then you have to sort of like in my case i have to sit there and watch watch like these people
navigate with these individuals and they just they they crumple
or even like in the face of somebody who clearly
especially for the marginalized individuals like the black
individuals and persons of color who jump into this arena
that
it's very clear in their opening statements or like the first ten minutes that they don't
care about your existence
so why are you handling this person
with a level of sensitivity
when within the extrapolation of their ideology you don't fucking exist
and and then i just god to sit there and watch it and like i'm listen man like i don't
do competitive one on one conversations like this i navigate with them panels and do my own thing but for those who
who go into those arenas for the one on one conversations then it's up to them to make sure that they're the best representative
of whatever they're advocating for and not letting up
on like the small concessions that they give these more foreign individuals
yeah think's still on sow
i mean it's already been brought up a little bit but i think an important point to mention is that
but she's going to react to people's content whether or not you engage with her so basically what it comes down to is either
do you want her audience
and you know and obviously we're talking about lauren southern here but this uh argument and this discussion could apply to any sort of uh
all right or if you want to say like christian conservative type folks
that that
their audience is either going to be getting
on
your if you're big enough or to react to your views
analyzed through her bias exclusively or you participate in debating her
and you get to defend yourself and so i know joe lewis you were talking about how
you're not really interested in doing these sort of one on one sort of debates and everything that's like i could get that obviously they get
a pretty crazy and whatnot but
i guess if she were to react to you and say one of your streams or something
th would you rather
not be there to defend yourself or would you rather just not engage with her and have her audience have this view ofvi you that's completely tinged through her lens of biace
i guess well i mean to answer that pretty directly this is why i think it's very important like for me right like i do so continent wwitch and every once in a while i have a back and forth with a couple of like
essentially it's like i argue with rob nre and a couple of other more far right readies but
my whole thing is that one of the things that people have access when they watch my content
and subscribe to my content or vauds
so if you subscribe
you can watch my vauds
i'm very clear like if you have a position
the you want to have a conversation with we can have a conversation on it
but for the most part like
even the right hasn't really like brought that up i mean ok like if lawn southern wants to
watch my content and
pay the subscription to watch my vode and
commentate on my content i still won't bring her on my platform
like i have too many other people i have too many other things
outside of this that matter
right like i'm running for the board of education my of my township
i have aspirations form my city council i have aspirations as a music educator and i don't want to put like
my students who know that like i exist on the internet my community that i have spent time building
like be subject to sitting through something that's going to make them that uncomfortable
and i some i don't think the question is do you personally lexander gones
would you say jenicos you felt it was important so i want to make sure was
and i don't think the conversation is should you personally host laorn southern it's just like yeah i guess th can you reacs can you react that then i kevin was going yeah i n know i was just asking i was just asking a hypothetical
where lauren was reacting to would say when your streams or something or was talking about your views
at my point was just either her audience sees that
entirely through her lens of bias or
doing gage with her and then you get to defend
yourself and maybe change minds or get the ball rolling
see what i see what you're saying i mean sure yeah i mean like lefties ironically think i'm a genocide denier
and a crypto black separatist and in the right think
i'm literally hitler so
like these people have been like
to
set the narrative f
what i do on this platform already do this and i it's the same present that i do i just kind of ignore them
but for the most part which is very interesting
which is
m knocking at is these people already don't consume my content so i wlaarren southern were to do that
she' be the first
i
so i have happens with this hypothetical hasn't happened yet but i don't think it's going to happen
okay's andanevil
yeah i want to go back to what infrad brought up earlier having to do with the platforming people i think that it's kind of a double edged sword
i don't think that ded platforming is so much a a
di a revealing from the left that we can't handle the rights ideas and that we have to ban them and de platform them to keep their ideas from getting out
i think that's done more so to avoid accountability for these platforms when it comes to
individuals that are using them spreading misinformation though i will admit
it is a double edged sword in the way that when you ban a large right wing figure or even a left wing figure
this contributes to a narrative that this group is being attacked by a
larger more powerful one that wants to keep their ideas triy sound
um yes strike sound effect to a degree right like why are you trying to hide these ideas if they're so bad why not just let them be out there and debate them
and i do think there ish certainly a lot of merit to um
like debating these ideas i mean it's why i do what i do right
when it comes to platforming lauren southern specifically
i don't see any point i
like i mean obviously it's all personal preference but at least for me
i don't see any point in trying to avoid any interaction with thorn southern
i'm probably going to talk to her again quite a few times in the near future who knows
um i think it's just one of those things where
if you disagree on things debate other figures about them it's content it's going to help people improve what they believe and
figure out better arguments for what they believe or figure out arguments against what they believe to help defend what they believe maybe change their minds and
and i
like in fred brought up before
lawrence southern is not currently breaking t o s on twitch as far as i'm aware
so i don't see her getting banned y time soon so she's around we're just going to have to kind of deal with that
as far as i'm concerned she's been pretty nice to me i don't really have all that much against her any more
a i know about her past and i know that her past has been
spotty to say the least i watched her when i was younger
but i mean you can't without very hard evidence hold
past actions on a person who doesn't believe those things anymore at least claims they don't
um and come off not looking like a crazy person you know what i mean like if you try to go on there and be like
lauren how do you feel about your responsibility for the christ church shooting
you're going to look like a fucking crazy person
you can't do that that's never going to work you're going to look insane to anybody who's not already bought in entirely
on what you already believe
respect there's a there's a big problem everybody wait
that was
three people talking at once
chair if you were just talking tould you raise your hand quick so i'll just pick who's ever talked the least
last time i heard
i haven't heard
ooh youve all talked to di
i'm going to with it up
ha
fabian connor than joe
yeah i think the issue with looking at it from the perspective of misinformation i have a philosophical issue with that because i
it's assuming that there's a consensus about us the stream of information that's coming and there's no such consensus exists
not legally not institutionally in terms of the american state is concerned
preciedent that america has established for itself is one of the first amendment free speech
so there is no exclusive privileged stream of information
that i mean i don't agree i don't think
i don't think there's anyone on this platform that i can say that like i share a
consensus with you guys about what
is the privilege stream of what information is
so i don't think there's a consensus about truth i think truth is something that is being suspended in reality
and which is a matter of dispute which has to be dealt with in that matter
i think america's the wild west is so to speak
if you think something is misinformation
you should prove the significance of that information in some kind of way
to be beyond having to silence your your opponent because really it is a slippery slope
we're going to get to a going back against that where
we're going to because you have to understand that
the realities of a a statehood and
political realities are not just objective realities they're also subjective ones
so
we are coming to a point where tautologically
all political opponents will be eliminated
are from the establishment the mainstream
in the name of misinformation
not necessarily because they have gotten a reality wrong objectively but because they take a subjective stance
different from the status quo
thereby endangering a different relationship to objective reality so
we cannot have this kind of philosophical view that there is just a blank
objective reality out there and it's just a matter of being correct
because we subjectively participate in that reality
so that's why i take issue with the misinformation
the
one second i want you know agreed with the w wait
bengles disagree with i want to say something
so i want to throat over the jangles and i'm writing down everybody's name on the list i got to za
ok i'm sorry that this is going to like get
yeah
pretty far off topic but i'll try to bring it backgain
so just because like
yeah like yeahan objective reality doesn't resist or right none of us are of you from nowhere we all have our subjective opinions and all that stuff
you can admit that
and also recognize that you can also lie you can also spread and misinformation
well there's not a single arbiter of truth out there it's not like
the truest ideas like sync to the service i am a huge advocate for debate i will debate anyone i think the vast majority of ideas should be debated
but i'm also not going to sit here and pretend that the best ideas the most truthful ideas
win every single time
when like i don't know how you could possibly think that with the past a couple of years like
you peill believe what they're motivated to believe half the people like
there's a there's a disturbingly high percentage of americans
who don't believe the vaccinho don't believe the vaccine works or things the vaccine is going to like
actually give them covert or some crazy shit or think that like horse pace is the answer to all of our problems or something like that
so i'm not so we shouldn't
i kind of agree with you
that we shouldn't
is see truth as this is this one singular objective truth this omn the potent truth
no truth is a consensus it depends on what field it depends on what information that's wells a little like
good
weeded out by like you jt say information like it's
big blob
is that there's not vastly different types of information out there
on
i will push back you can very easily spread misinformation and it can be very very harmful when done in the wrong way debate can be a solution to that but we shouldn't pretend that the truest ideas are the ones that always
they do ok so you have a narrow view of what truth is you think truth is only the factual objective content not a deeper subjective truth in relation to institutions for example that's just my subjective
who do you who do you dort so well let me let me let me let me step in what you said was him youing and then he jangles just wait jangles just asked
has a question i would like to give her it was it was mostly a facetious question like that justk the truth that i can a prorove it's wrong
ok of a pian you on the list give the fabian
san connor than joe i just want to go on the order because i know them wants to ask cause a question
it
rap rap i'll engage with the current discussion just a second but i just wanted to point out the hilarity kind of the fact that like a marxist leninist than i
and handcap
are almost in total agreement from earlier before
and we were as i was actually having this conversation proudly radical
left wing anarchists and we were all in agreement too that
i think one a of the issues
and this is going back a little bit but i promise i'll bring into the current conversation is that
the left knows how to debate but doesn't know how to argue
and the right
understands how to argue but they don't know how to debate
and i think platforming
individuals such as the
right so debate like you academic like i'm going to break apart the science i'm going to show this study i'm going to show why this study
you know what i mean like i'm going to go into the methodology of this research study i'm going to look at this met analysis right these are all great debate
lowghost things right
but in rhetoric
logos is very unimportant when compared to pathos and ethos establishing credibility and talking about you know narrative identity and talking about the story and talking about emotions
right the left is great ions debate right the former is ivi the second is debate a debating right like colloquially speaking obviously you know what i mean like technically speaking we can get into the weeds on those definitions but i just want to say that i kind of agree with has here that i think that this will be good for people to learn how to argue because someone like lauren southern isn't amazing at arguing
about using emotions and using like
and that's a big part of this whole dog whistling thing we're bact we're back and forth about right is these dog whistles are more than just like
hey i'm mentioning a topic
and there are a lot of times there about
i'm drumming up fears and concerns
and emotional things and
and infiltrating that into the conversation in my audience understands that right
it's a communication rhetoric tactic
more than it is just like
you know the danger of the thing
but but getting into this idea about you know about contingency logic versus
m traditional logic right and
you know i'm sorry but haz is completely correct here again
right like like subjectivity is is is a portion of truth
in almost every aspect i mean even the great light enlightenment thinkers that kind of
formulated liberal democracy as we have it today you know
let's see right mills right like on liberty like read on liberty and understand why
dangerous
ideas
often are important and so it's important that we debate the ideas that are that are held by a minority opinion and prove them wrong but you also have to understand that like
william lloyd garrison
was a radical and an extremist
with an massively unpopular opinion
that many people tried to censor
and tried to shut down his publications
you know what his radical belief was
black people shouldn't be slaves
right i mean so there are also ideas that are very not well accepted right you might
you might think that veganism for example is a is an absurd idea that most people are against but in one hundred years we might look at ourselves as being monsters
for for supporting you know factory farming
and things of that nature so there's a lot of ideas that are rare
but need to be challenged so that those good ones
do spring forth
and do bring progress it's an ok point to make and i do understand i do like to you're differentiating
somewhat fuzzily between like arguing debating i agree with that
but also like be careful when you like use that example of like the galileo example like this one guy everyone thought he was wrong they tried to silencehibody ended up being right
for every
galilee
i know that was an example used but the same spirit
for every gal lal there's one hundred thousand
cooks
out that absolutely which is why we should challenge the ideas that are kooks right
and we shouldn't have a system of state authority
or institutional authority on the twich politics fhere or
you know authority in the in terms of like you know social media companies
that try and push out all radical ideas instead we should bring them to the front and we should laugh at all these stupid ones and the ones that make a little bit of sense should challenge the way we view and see the world
because truth is subjective and we never know how these things might change
and we want to move it over to
oh um
can i move i'm sorry but i got to move the comyes
forward to peoplever talk yet
an san connor than joe so i haven't forgot your
yeah so truth is of course objective we all know this like opinions and whatnot so on whatever right
when i talk about deep platforming people because of spreading misinformation
i'll give a good example i think this is an example it's pretty hard to argue against an example of misinformation being spread knowingly and maliciously
in order to cause harm
alex jones claiming that the sandy hook shooting was a false flag and that the
the parents of the dead kids were crisis actors
this was
a lie
and alex jones's audience proceeded to then send death threats and harassment to the families of these murdered children
and alex jones is banned for that
i think that is fine that is an instance of deep platforming that you will never ever see me
arguing against
though
ill admit
i while i may celebrate it
i don't know if on principle it's a good thing to
ban people and deplatform them simply for opinions that are harmful
my issue is when the
information or ideas
uh that are a th that are
are being pushed forward as authoritative claims like this is how things are
that have been well and truly debunked by authoritative sources like real authoritative sources
that we've generally come to recognize as being valid
um
are being spread by individuals that are and are causing harm
and that's where i'm on board with the platforming
yeah but where's info worl dot com now right
i mean info wars dot com is one i organizations in america like all that's happened is now he's been pushed into a right wing echo chamber where these people can go on info wars dot com
and they can put it as the website as an app on their i phone or on their android and they watches content and it's never fucking challenged and then they go out and think radical crazy shit
because these ideas aren't in a statece like twitch politics where people can do reaction videos and laugh at them and where they're challenged and they're forced to engage with other people a platforming of him has made im more dangerous
not exactly that's actually nott nobody is w were stumbling in have structure
fair enough wayll sorry stop
can you guys hear me
y yes
fabian and zan and jangles you guys have a history of hearing problems
n yes no then you should
well but the machine we're target if you had don't have history of hearing problems then you should be able to hear me
if not turn my volume up i would actually appreciate it if you will turn my volume up a little bit
so you can hear me when i talking so i can moderate
so we're going to have zand respond
than jengles
one
then we got to go to connor and joe
ok cool
yees so
you can argue that de platforming these people just means their audience is sent to an even tighter echo chamber where they're not going to hear arguments against their ideas and i'll completely concede that that's going to be the case in basically every instance of banning
a figure who's spreading misinformation or has a certain idea right or left wing
my problem is though and the reason why i disagree with the statement you're making
is because now that these figures have been banned and sent to much more what's the word for it and
less mainstream places you're not going to have situations like the rampant
political movement that happened in two thousand and fourteen to twenty sixteen
where you could watch like some gaming video and the you tube algorithm's going to take you some
s j w cringe compilation then you stumble across alex jones eventually we know this has happened we know that a lot of people have been in this situation
taking these people off of large mainstream platforms limits their reach
while it does make it their already existing audience it's harder for them to interact with people who disagree with them
it does limit their reach a lot less people are
our
going to fall into their a
into their content or what they have to say from there
i mean but he's grown
he's grown since being banned so
he's grown since being banned in the sense that mainstream political figures have shouted him out but as far as like the youtube algorithm and people discovering him like organically through the algorithms on twitter and i don't even know if that's true by the way if he's grown
but i am aware of the fact that people likeh donald trump and plenty of right wing political activists and figures and politicians here
in america have shouted him out and have given him attention
but without that i don't think you would be growing very much
without the help of twitter instagram or and scrim know you tube these large mainstream platforms that have an algorithm built to keep feeding you what you're already watching
you tube doesn't show you things that contradict
what you're already enjoying
you tube's just going to keep feeding you more of what they know you want to watch because it's what keeps that keeps you watching it's what keeps you seeing ads what keeps
them making money it's what keeps making you tube
or twitter whatever making more money
um
they're not going to be exposing you to new ideas either way
at this point all it does is keep people like alex jones from gaining a larger audience
but it but a can it wa
i'm going to have i just got to get through these people i've got to go over to jangles before we go to connor joe have been waiting for almost like twenty minutes now
jangles i just had id that one comment about like people do react to alex jones so like when you search in foro wars or alex jones and you to
you're going get a lot of like de bunking first
so and i think he agreed
yeah people so react to him that's all
th
connor
yeah
so all right so
so that this is kind of the question though because because it's really interesting to me because we're teasing this out
of what is the overten window and is it exclusively terms of service so for instance i think zander hall brought up a good point
um aus jones was banned because he basically started a harassment campaign that was based on false information
but you know i think i was lially looking at stephan mall and you apparently he had a few violations of heat speech i don't even remember what
did
get himself pan
but it was the i q discussion
ah so that that's
so then that kind of that question kind of gets to you know where is the overton window and how do we you know basically how do we decide that obviously terms of services kind of decide it for us
but then i'm kind of wondering where the overten window is
here i guess like racialism or racism is one of them maybe violence is the other one maybe harassment campaigns is the other one
that we've kind of discovered through stumbling through these figures
but then one of the things that i want to say about opening up these bridges is we're constantly complaining
about the polarity in our society the right wing has gone really far right the left wing
i know you guys hate this but i'm going to say it anyways
has got really far left
and it doesn't seem like people are capable of communicating without you know basically one person's worldview necessarily
violence
so then the question becomes how do we improve communications between
pose
and what i would tell you is from my fumbling attempt
to improve communication through these polls
one
i'll just admit it i've learned a lot from you commmi fucks and progressives on this platform
but two
there's a lot of challenges when you reach out to siloded communities and by silode i just mean like isolated communities
so i literally just shot part of the reason why i'm not yelling at you guys as much
is because i basically screamed into the camera for an hour
um describing like historical injustice and systemic racism in america
because people were trying to say
thisspighte they might feel like this is a straw man
but they were trying to say
systemic racism ended in oneousand nine hundred sixty five
and we don't have to do anything in order to fix our modern institutions
individuals just need to act better
and i think that was like an argument that i
would have expected to find in twentusy and sixteen or twenty seventeen
but i'm
shocked to find it
five years later
that
people haven't done any amount of fucking research haven't moved on from any of their perspectives
and they basically sat
in the same s j w wrecked compilations videos for five
fucking years
like how was that
possible how do you not have
the curiosity to evolve as a person or check out the counter arguments that
contradict your world's view how do you not have that inside you
instince people don't have that shit inside them
h i'm sorry but they need to be dragged kicking and screaming into the fucking world
through debate
and the way that you do that is basically by finding these fuck in avatars of the right wing that have siloed themselves off in communities
anded you fucking fight them public
so connor these are so i'm terst and we alreays have inside of i was up next after i was up nexander hall so one of the things that
a's interesting with that connor right is that
you mentioned something along the lines of
people within this
space that you were arguing with
believed that systemic racism
and these things ended in one nine teunenred sixty five
that the argument that you dealt with it's it's a little bit of a straw man but yeah they basically said that all of our social institutions are operating as they should and oh there's no problems today
well well yeah i mean like that's that that's within like my will well black issues right i hear that argument every day in my stream like there are people who come into my space and ironically believe
that black people just need to lift themselves up by their bootstraps and one of the reasons why the the these pesky blacks are not
moving forward in society is because there's no fathers in the home and there's no fathers in the home because they're irresponsible like i hear that shit every day and my mod's have to deal with it every fucking day and then i had to sit and then but then what happens is
what's very interesting is that
it there's like listen like i'm going to be dead up like a lot of these lefties on on twitch and shit they don't give a shit about black issues
they don't talk abouck it about black issues they don't spend any time talking to black people to try to understand black issues and then they start talking about things like systemic racism and systemic oppression and then when a gein int to these conversations and debates
we literal race realists and literal white nationalists
they're incredibly insufficient in their arguments
they or they end up like co signing
because they don't know how dog whistles work and then i just had to sit there and go like
come up i mean
whatever and that causes a lot of potential harm in spaces that like
for me that is predominantly black and that and other spaces that like when black creators see that
and they want to talk like oh like let me see what's going on with the twitch left and then like you see people who like unironically say things like races genetic and
black people like one of the reasons is fathers are they cosign to the idea of criminality as it relates tot genetic composition or literal just
what what um they call just genics like in
it's's really painful to see you know
ya and and so that this is kind of my thing is the
the frustration
that i have with this
is i feel like
there are people
who want to assign everything to a single variable whether they want to make it like
genetics or environment or fathers or the drug war or something like that
they want to take all of our historic issues they want to as sign it to a single variable that they don't have to deal with
because it's either too complex to deal with
or it's an unchangeable fact of reality and we can't improve anything ever
um and that feels really frustrating for me because basically like i i i don't think that's politics or at least i hope it's not politics
is that we just look at really complex problems and we just go
yeah it's complex
well if that's if that's what we're doing here we're bsing our
fucking time
i'd like not to cut you off but i totally agree where something that i wish
people tried to do as one example of the many things
that the left on twitch and again like there are streamers and consecrators are doing fantastic work and we ought to recognize them
right but at the same time like
there are certain topics that the left has exposed themselves over the past seventy two hours
that they claim to be left this but they're but they fall into the same traps that the right sets up for them like what example is within black nationalism where they there's this continual correlation between black nationalism and black separatism and then regardless of the fact that like i know they don't talk to or interact with any black people about this issue i know they don't do any of the readings of these individuals i know they don't know don't know who marcus garvey is let alone w de bois or
were elaine brown stokely carmichael
um a shada shakor and then like i sad to sit there and go like jesus christ and then when i see them study on streams because they tell in themselves and they do the research it's like oh they just like go on history channel dot com or
go on wikipedia and
then when when like
a very few fraction like i'm talking about a percentage of a percentage
that are doing the actual work and i can tell because they actually
reach out to me about the topic
then it's like okay then those individuals end up being are just
being better in the space like one of the things that
the jangles and i can relate to is that if you're going to
walk into a conversation you gotta know the best of your ability of the topic
but
again like i can't stress this enough my frustration is
a lot of these people in the current mainstream
like again there are people doing fantastic work with all in all
the left is incredibly insufficient and i want to ask xanderhaal something too
because he really wasn't ait because you interrupted me ca sure and absolutely absolutely i talk real quick and then absolutely i back to you
so yeah in here's the thing is like
this is one of the things that's really frustrating
for me like ok
pending either the fascist revolution or the marxist onle in this revolution we live in a liberal democratic society
and liberal democratic societies function off of electoralism which basically means that you need to have broad consensus in order
there is a shock
a moount of things
that have broad consensus especially in the millennial generate
so basically what i would say in particular the drug war the drug war is universally unpopular with anybody that's under the
the decriminalization or legalz legalization of weaed i think
holes around seventy or eighty percent
depending on like which ones
do
and then the decri decriminalization of hard drugs
while more contentious i'm sure you could popularize if you use like a utilitarian model
so that alone would completely change the face of law
wen
while it seems incremental to people who want to overthrow the government it's actually a
pretty big political development
and i think you would be shocked
that you would be able to achieve
large swaths of the left progressive liberals libertarian progressive and liberals
you would absolutely be able to get libertarians and that you would probably be surprised how many conservatives you would be able to get
who consider marijuana as harmful as alcohol and that you have
less cops
on the street
reaching their hands into fucking people's pockets in order to find fucking narcotics that ultimately don't harm any
or don't harm as much as alcohol or tobacco
and then right there we have like a major incremental reform in the way that the war on drugs is prosecued
so what i'm trying to say right now
is you don't have to like somebody
in order to get an electoral w
all you have to do you don't even have to agree on the description
weirdly enough
you just have to agree on the prescription and if you can build consensus along certain prescriptions
you can get them through the electoral process and i'll leave it leave it there
toet you know as an hand caap you know i'd love to have a you know a conversation
i would like to give to kevin first she's waited for a little bit and then we can give to you and the we're probably going to wrap up
yeah thanks john
a this one was more addressed to has who's not
here at the moment but he said something about how
that the mainstream is just in his words basically that the mainstream is eventually coming to
a deep platform everybody on the grounds of
uh disseminating misinformation and
i disagree with that characterization
i know and i debated a couple days ago in the topic of misinformation thisinformation came up
it is a fact that there are people out there
there are organizations out there
there are
that various groups out there that
that will spread di information and it's been verified that there are
is the internet research agency
based in saint petersburg
that pays people about
two to three times a typical russian salary
and it's a basically in order to go
on mostly american social media though some british social media too
and just don't
chaos stoke division
pump out whether it's really far left or really and it's usually really far right
conspiracy theories
to try to get
people in western societies basically to hate each other
and flash with each other
because they see this as a strategy to weaken confidence in civil society
and western institutions
as a means of asymmetric warfare essentially information warfare because
you know we're at a point where you can't really do physical combat i mean every obviously the u s as nukes brin as nukes
russia's nukes so they stoop to doing this it is true misinformation is out there
as far as the mainstream whatever that means i guess we mean big tech going after
literally everybody for spreading misinformation though
i don't see that happening i see that as as over the top
and i think that in cases where it can be proven that
the people were
ah
deliberately spreading misinformation
or were paid to spread misinformation
i think that yeah i think that it should be fine under your t o s to remove those accounts thanks so yeah i don't know how the laws are in canada but
in the united states the first amendment
has no regard for the intention whatsoever so what the intention of so called russians and the internet research agency
is
has no relevance and no bearing on the first amendment whatsoever
shut up sut up
i would like to hear has finished and then we're going to wrap up and any other comments would have to be said during your outry yeah
as
yeah so basically
this is the this is the conclusion you would have to draw if you're thinking about this rationally
so called consensus information truth is a matter of institutions
and it's a matter of trust in institutions research agencies universities and so on and so on
this is where the so called fact checking verifiable truth is actually happened
and if we can accept
that we live in a human reality we are human beings we live in a society
and you know
we are human beings we have a human reality reality is not just rocks and trees it's also human beings
we must also accept
that the matters that concern human beings
are also relevant to the the
deeper sentiments and subjective position and class position and the
popular sentiment of the people if
the institutions have failed to garner the trust of the people
you do not crucify the people and say no the people are wrong
you evaluate the deeper reason why institutions
have lost the trust of the people
mmhm
and because ultimately these institutions only exist because they claim to serve the people why do why anything in our society
should have any relevance beyond serving the human society in the first place
it doesn't exist for someone else it exists for us
now
if there is so called widespread russian disinformation
a which i doubt
ah the reason for err in the past
or in the present the reason for it
would be that despite spreading misinformation and from a purely perspective of factual truth verified by institutions
the russians are tapping into something that is true
something that is true on a deeper level which is the fact
that there is a deep
the antagonism within american democracy whether the russians are going to accentuate that antagonisally true but it's spiritually true
yeah but if i know you're really not you're not literate or educated so you don't actually know that the sense of truth that you mean which isn't within the realm of natural science from a philosophical perspective
is an extremely narrow
i
the view of what truth is truth does not just mean natural scientific truth
truth also intlorty
through this
sorry
based on whose authority
how do you know that's right there's no i'm not speaking pretending to anyone's authority right now we are here debating ultimately with the goal to persuade as many people now i'm going to guess i have more viewers than you
so i guess i'm more th authoritative than it is that is that is that it
what are you trying to ask what are you trying to ask c wait what are you trying to ask clear
oh wait
there is there is no there is no unconditional a you at all there's no unconditional authority
ok let me be clear when i'm talking n whatd he else is talk
ok
and
i said haz was going to wrap us up
until we go into outra
so has please finish your statement that everybody's going to do outrods everyone yeah yeah so i think out i'll just finish with this just to be clear there is this is probably the central thesis here
there is no such thing as an unconditional authority of truth
every single expression of truth
in reality is conditional it's conditional first
based on the material premises of the institution
the amount of popular trust in that institution
uh and so on and so on it is always conditional h
and never simply existing in the aither unconditional simply the truth out there
m
so n none of the actual discoveries of modern and natural science like quantum mechanics and on none of this would make sense by this old view of truth
that you are taking for granted
ok
were going to do out shows now i'm going to start with the two people i think i probably should was going to be fabian
ause maybe you want to say something
that i think is going to be
zand and kevin and then i'll go normal order
fabian
yeah i don't know what the hell is happening here tonight but i'm just fucking i'm andn caap agreeing with the marxist leninist here right like the german philosophers
you know
already debunked this idea of like empiricism being like
complete and utter truth right like
logic is conditional now
understanding you know from a more conservative mindset you have individuals like merton in structural functionalism and functionalism right
you have to build
you have to you know if you want science to make sense you have to assume things are true
at that moment and then build upon those assumed truths in the future
and that's where bias comes in and that's where things occur but
this idea that truth
right can just be
we can just say everything else that disagrees with the ideological narrative of the institution is somehow misinformation
i mean
you've seen this
play out with the beginning of the pandemic and where we are now right like you've seen individuals come out and say
hey there's a lab leak theory in china
and then a bunch of people saying that's total anutter bullshit and now the institutions are like well you know maybe the lab league theory was was true right
we we still don't know for any certain right there's historical ateologies
looked at in the science that assumes that this was probably an accidental lab leak
but i mean there's also plenty of experts saying that it wasn't and now this is being challenged right so when you say that you have
authority
on what is and isn't true what you're really saying is
i have a power i balance because of the popularity of my ideas and i have the right to exert my power over those individuals that have less power than me
right
um i not it's is very you know po critical theory and very marxist of me but i'm but you know sometimes you know a broken clock is right twice a day right this is
fucking
this is a perfect example of that right and so and again talking about this the situation with laurence southern
you know i had one of my viewers just looked at alex jones right
he's gone from three million to seven million since march
right
and so when you say like hey well we platform them and then people don't discover him
but then you openly admit
that people talk about the censorship and you openly admit that the streisand of fact works
then you understand that the reality of the situation in the world that we live in is that no one lives
on a social media echo chamber
what they really live in is a social media echo chamber plus their friends and family plus political speeches plus the news plus all of these different ideas and things
and that de platforming laurrence southern or ded platforming an individual
all youre going to do in summation
is you'r going to allow them to express their views
in such a way that they want where they control them and they control the backlash within their own community
and conservatives i think i've shown with
moral foundation theory from jonathan height and personality psychology are very much
into in group preference a forty structures and secretity and those differences are going to cause
those people to coalesce together
debt
thanks exam
yeah um i guess my main i like my main
thesis statement of this whole drama or this whole topic is that i think a lot of people are sort of overblowing the idea of platforming an individual person i can understand if it's someone like alex jones but
um as far as laurence southern goes i don't think any harm is really caused by it realistically speaking
um and i don't really take issue with people that do it
it's i think that
if you're going to be a debate
figure who does panels and debates people and you're on the left then yeah go out there and debate anybody who disagrees with you right you're going to find
in some like laurence southern you'll find a pretty damn good challenging debate and that's always something you should look for to improve your skills
i don't really have much of an issue with it personally
kevin casting
think so on so just let me also make clear i didn't say it was a the beginning
the last time you can respond to anybody talk about this topic is the intro to the next topic so let's say somebody responds to you here and you're like fuck i can't say anything
you can say something during the intro the next topic about the stopp
governing nor
yeah thanks st and so i just want to quickly respond to something that has said earlier about how
basically making a determination that somebody was acting
to spread misinformation that that
a to sut down an account based on that would be a violation of the first amendment
i want to be clear i'm not making an argument for the government now that the government can pursue
people that are acting as unregistered foreign agents and that was pursued against michael flynn for example because he didn't disclose that he was paid five hundred thousand dollars
by the turkish government for example while lobbying donald trump but
as far as it relates to individual users on social media platforms
that's up to private companies and their terms of service that's not a that's not under the
her view of the first amendment that's a private interaction at that point
that you you know using those platforms you sign up but according to their t o s and so
the t o s or rather the first amendment doesn't guarantee you the right to have a twitter account for example it guarantees you the right to not have
the government silence your ability to speak but
i do just want to say on the point about platforming lauren southern
and platforming all right or all light
figures at large
i again i'm going to stand by by saying that you're better off
having your ideas
you know
basically when they're engaged with
being there to defend yourself rather than having these figures react to you again if you have a sufficiently large platform
a
then then you are just letting them say what you said and make fun of you and
and thinged your view completely by their bias
for their audience who then becomes you know an echo chamber and these are pretty big echo chambers i mean
we're just talking about seven million people as as scott brought up with regard salx shones it's a pretty big sizable percentage of people and so
when you look at when you look at platforming at large you're better off being in the room you're better off
not being able to challenge people but the only point and i'll say this is just
have a good dog whistle radar that's really about it so thank you
ok next is going to be jolowis
yeah i'm just personally of the camp that this this isn't a game for me
right like
these ideas involve me not existing
for some of these individuals and i'm just that ain't down for me
now if you like understd because again like we know how these incentive structures work on twitch
these individuals have no
i
monetary interest to change their positions
so i i for me i just
that just ain't it for me but granted like i dedicated my space to be not
doing that type of shit but
for people who want to sort of like gamify this and
politics is a game in navigating
within these spaces is a game and you want to create like a little
outraged drama that leads into social currency that gets
them into the same room as you and then you want to like
as they're as you're challenging this individual and thinking that your chat is
really excited and cheering you on and giving you bits and donations and subs that's what i want to do the then go do that i can't stop you from doing that
but
it just it just ain't for me um
but for some of you it is and good i just hope that when you're in these spaces that
you do challenge these ideas in the way that is sufficient
that's all i ask you know
yeah
now i'm going to throw it over to jangles
to
i got i got whiplash from that one
if we had gone in like wanted to talk about truth and misinformation and what constitutes like authority and scientific knowledge and stuff
i could have been so ready for that or i would have been like supers pump to that
but i
huh okay maybe next time um
so about platforming and
so like i do sympathize with joe here so
uh ya
sometimes like topics are a game for other people w should not a nice intellectual exercise but sometimes
is your idea
so
i'm a gay man i grew up in a conservative environment i've had to argue for my own identity for my
not my entire life but my entire adult life right so i've had consequences both ofm like losing friends losing family and sometimes like a like
being the victim of actual violence
i know what the stakes are
oh
i know it's not just a game for a lot of people but at the same time like
what else
we got like fight for our ideas
i think our ideas are good like my favorite catch
something i want to make in a catch prase
i think we can win
even when our opponents show up
right that's something i truly believe i think our ideas are better
i think we're smarter than them i think we're better at rhetoric than them i think we're hotter than them
and all we have to do is show up study our shits
and we will win we can like win in this battle of ideas of course it's a way more complicated than that
but so what we can figure it out
and i'll j go aha and say it i fucking destroy lor and southern i imt pussyfoot around here i destroyed or in southern
the reason i did is because i know i knew the topic front back insideway
would i am an expert in that topic nothing else but that topic
i picked i was something that i was an expert
also had a few debates on der my els so i knew like how to ask questions i knew how to engage in rhetoric
so
yeah we can win
when they show up
all right don't be scared of laurence
but if you don't want to deal with her don't i don't i wouldn't force that upon anyone but
don't get mad when other people do it
but
at theend the day it's
s just twitch pole
come
like it's not it's it has an impact
but it's not go to be world changing the best debate in the world on twich is not
world
at least i
was
then i already do the ultro
sorry
got a few
i thught it over to connor
yeah so i've been taking this around in my head a little shout out to my friend tiberius
tiberius d because his cynicism
to push me to this political theory
he was wondering and asking me like hey how much of this percentage is like actual battle of ideas how much of this is actual philosophy actual politics actual this actual that
in my optimistic guess is maybe twenty
i think eighty percent of the twitch shot t v politics debate scene is culled the personality force of personality rhetoric
flare
and that sucks
but if you look at our politics
that's also true
think about all the people that we talk about even within our electoral scene
mitch mcconnell a o c
diane feinstein
all the all these like little unique personalities that while they have electoral impact they become
villains with their own culture personality do donald trump being another person hillary
being another person
and they've essentially weaponized the attention of the public
in order to forward their ideas and their agenda
the reason why i bring this up
is because i think it's ok and it's good
to have the philosophical battle of ideas and as a matter of fact i that's part of what i try to do i try to bring some level of substance
to the things that i say
but what i would also say is that
you need to be willing to you can't just as we were talking about earlier
you
he
just
debate
you also have to argue
you have to have a rhetorical flourish you have to have talent you have to have a skill
the reason why i know about has
before i've ever fucking seen him
it's because he has this
beautiful ram
about the mongolians that's like ninety seconds long that's one of the most like intense fucking rants i've ever seen in my entire fucking life
um and that's because he has charisma in in polish and flourish and
all that kind of shake kind of in like a in a brutal fuck and way
but if you can follow that up at that some level of substance
that makes you a
um so what i would say is
let's not run away from hard fights let's not run away from hard can conversations
let's not pretend that we're above rhetoric or
layer or cults of personality
let's
you know let's have these fights know what they are
and basically kick ask and take name
that would be my advice
so i'll leave it there
that
m
we can now goeing to throat over the dem machine to wrap this topic up
yeah
so there as several things
that i
kind of one of the point
touch on real quick i
one there is a big question that i do have to bring up which is
when
superpower broadcasting was talking au
forgot your name suddenly
was talking about
private companies can dictate whatever is on their platforms and things at what point do we consider
that
these platforms have gotten so large and they've they've encompassed so much of the american populace
inanumber
slf
that it is now the town square in
when do we consider that is
something that you cannot be removed
that you can't just be shut out of the internet and communicate with all these people
that was point one
i
the other thing that worries me is if we do platform people
then of course like
fabian and has and even counterpoints is talking about
that way
oh
is that they're going to take their audience with them and
the other thing is if they're very loyal to their
content creator whether be alex jones or something like that
they're not going to
be in the same space as us
on twitch
and they're not going to
co pollinate they're not going to bother to go look at anybody reacting to alex jones stuff because they're only going to go to
info wars dot com that's their main source of news they're not going to get it from anywhere else
if they don't want to
if they're not somehow forced to or
accidentally doing it
kind of
and
there's one last thing that
we
they don't think of it before the intro the next one
but yeah i just i just worry that when you start
dictating what is truth
and you start
telling people that this is
decidedly wrong
because our institutions say it
and half the people don't believe the institutions and you're fighting an uphill battle and you're never going to get anyone to change their
a
now we're moving on to the next topic
which has to do with confederate statutes
recently a confederate statue
was taken down in virginia
of the confederate general robert e lee
o one second i believe i have
something on this sday
saved
where is it i'll have to find it in a moment
but
the debate has once again resurfaced as it has many times in history
about
whether or not we should remove these statues whether they're a part of history they need to be preserved
or are monuments to traitors etc you get the jests
so what i'm going to do is start in the top left hand corner with
counterpoint
in the immortal words of indiana jones
they belong in a museum
and what i mean by that
is take these mother fuckers down
most of them were put up in the twentieth century they were not put up in the wake of the civil war
they were put up during a time when the
folks from the south
were trying to sanitize and revisit their history in order to make it
better
um i think it was called like the great revival or the great resurrection or something like that but it was basically a time period where like some other politicians
wanted to reclaim confederate history
the reason why i think they belong in a museum and not like melted down or pissed on
is one
every single time that you basically take down one of these monuments and you're actively going to destroy it
you're going to have a bunch of fucking confederates who say it's not hate it's heritage or some shit like that basically have a fucking panic attack in public
and you know
fuck that like leicious
get him down stick m in the museum
and once you're in the museum you can have a conversation you can literally have a conversation about the legacy of slavery
you have a conversation about reconstruction and how it wasn't enough
you can have a conversation about why these monuments went up in the first place
and you can have a conversation about their profound psychological legacy on the united states of america
and why there was basically any kind of controversy would taking them down in the first place
um i think this is two birds one stone while basically
you know
being a optical solution that gets things done
so that's where i'm at
yh
ok one second oh
yeah hold on is the is the moing of
republican like youre fucking idiots and take it down is there fucking idiot
said you need to take out on to stel but we have gone all right
this is the person who debated laurreence southerno
what
hate ha hate hate hate
everybody quite demish
is it ok
a
i really don't have any interest in the statues i don't particularly like statues too much in and of themselves unless they have some sort of point
to them that they're trying to really
like my state capital in south carolina think the confederate flag being in a mem
zero
mute
way i am muted
you're not we can well how did i say that why did i say that sandra call
go back to coping tho thatls pretty fun to watch
youm machine
ok so
uh we
just took down the confederate flag like
twenty years ago i think at this point it it
i don't remember exactly when they did but it was atop the state house and
there was a biggo argument about it
and
they wanted to also take down some statues and what they did was they came to this consensus that they'll take it off the top the state house way the fuck up there
ands barely seable and they put it on the street
so it went from
somewhere way up there w you couldn't tell and then they made it in your face
so we' eventually got it removed from there and put the museum
however i
i don't really care that much it's not worth the fight
like
it's something that we can all agree on as long as we don't forget the history of what happened
how it was resolved and how we
keep going forward while staying together
and not just dividing each other a part
i don't agree with
some of the methods that people are doing by ripping down the statues because you're going to get people have an emotional reaction
because they're like you're trying to tear down history you're trying to make us forget these things and
that's going to cause a viscle reaction that you're not going to be able to fight with any sort of reason
so
bring it to a
city council w give m the
change it the right way
and get everybody to agree
as best you can you're never going to get every ready
agree on any
so
that's all i really got to say about the stat
amp
thanks a going to be fabian liberty
yes so i have a bit of a unique perspective because i'm actually from richmond virginia i'm not docing myself right so this is the monument we're talking about which was the first
the confederate monument ever put up for robert leon on monument avenue
i
i will agree that there are far too many confederate monuments right we have fifteen hundred roughly currently
and over seven hundred roughly seven hundred eighteen of them are statues right like
that's obviously too much
the majority of them were placed between nineteen hundred and nineteen fifteen right the n w a c p was founded in nineteen o nine we know
why most of these monuments were put in place right they were
they were put in place to cause fear
to and to
you know a lod you know
get a response of fear from black
people in this country right i mean we know that it was used as a way of reasserting domination
against those people as their gaining some forms of rights and liberty
and fighting that cost
at the same time
you know and by the way it's not called it was called the lost cause movement counterpoints is what you're looking for is the southern revisionist
form of history but i think that the issue here is
has a lot more context which will obviously be brought out in this discussion but
i think the issue here is that some monuments probably do need to stay
such as the first one ever in the capital of the confederacy
that is an important part of our history
but we don't need seven hundred eighteen fucking statues
and i do think it's important
that there isn't just a lost cause movement in history but there's a white washing
of history
in the other direction as well and a lot that isn't being talking spoken about in terms of that
and the denial of that
i think has caused a lot of
of of you know the right wing southern kind of confederate types to fight back in rage and anger
because we're not honestly looking at the history of the civil war
and i'm sure we'll get into that and i'm sure that will trigger a few people and we can have those discussions later
o
i'm now going to throut over to infrad
yeah just
going to quickly respond to the thing about what
but casle said
well the whole point is that what exactly are these private companies defending they're defending the so called american values
one of the most important ones being free speech so that's why i mentioned the first amendment otherwise what are they protecting
why are they acting as organs of the national security state in the realm of information
okay that's just a quick thing
now i want to talk about for a second also
you see the paradox here with the case of the confederate statues is that it is actually not about the statues
on the question of the statues it's my view that
this is especially true for the ones that were erected in the twentieth century
uh i don't think
ultimately i don't think they have a place
and i have no issue with the statues being taken down
what
because i believe this i also believe
that
it is possible to persuade the majority to agree with this so that it wouldn't be such a
a sighte of division
uh among people in the in the country
it's clearly not about the statues anymore it's become a kind of the
sight of the battleground of the culture war between kind of cities and rural people and this kind of antagonism
between more educated people and more working class people
it's become this kind of um
proxy for a culture war which is also extended beyond the confederate statues and is now being extended to the statues of the founding fathers and other
and relics the issue is not so much the content
of the position of the people want to bring on the statues which i don't necessarily disagree with
it's the fact that
m
it is
a way of asserting the authority of one political faction
over the other
the content here is not really that important it's just the form
so just to be clear about my position i'm not shedding any tears over statues being removed i don't care it's fine
but i also recognize that the objective implication is an acceleration of
culture war between the
the blues and red basically wright
so i think that's this really objective significance is it's been it's just a proxy for this
deeper difference
that
now i'm going to throorw it over to jangles
i think this is what have been this is been one of the topics where i don't know how the'
because the argument the primary argument in favor of keeping the statues up
is so
monumentally
bad that i don't know how it ever passes any sore
flight
the slightest bit of pushack
you do not
make statues to
ok
statues are about creating history
not preserving
history we don't have these conversations about historical like sites
if there's a battlefield during this civil war we don't have any conversation about preserving that obviously that's history something fucking happened
uh we don't have this we don't even have this conversation about like oh here's like a a general's like mansion or why should we keep this up for history
i've never heard i could be wrong the but i've never heard people like no that that's an actual historical place it doesn't matter if the dude's bad
thats a historical place stuff happened there
but these statutes are not about preserving history they're not about educating you don't educate
through statues i don't know what your k through twelve education was like but we never just went to a statue look at duden's like
and have a test on the statue
just a statue not of the information just a statue no you don't educate people you
venerate
trowo stats
you do not
i that's why and it's why like we don't put these things like thisse weren't erected in like simmity
or at least like the modern ones were rected instead cemeteries they were righted in like town squares public areas
they were there to like be a symbol
i't even say like we're going to talk about the founding fathers a little bit later
but like yeah the statues of like george washington and lincoln are the are statutes
george washingon
probable
but they don't educate people about these of these guys they're there to venerate the they're to like
prop up the founding fathers to as these big great men
and i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing like you can
make statues of great people
but we shouldn't pretend that it's about education it's about venerating
it's about like making these people seem like larger than life and
wonderful figures like
so
yeah i don't see the historical value in the statues at all statues are not there for the
you can have statutes that commemorate a specific like issue
are statute that commemorate a specific events
yeah awesome but
they're not educating people and if you say
that they're about preserving history
i think you're being
disingenuous is the spicy word i would use but i think you're at least you're off the
nex is going to be jellous
yeah um
a lot of sentiments that i hold and believe are were expressed earlier
i do believe that these statues don't have any place in the public sphere
i do think that
the place moving forward
considering how the laws are currently constructed is that these local communities have to
have conversations
with their councils and governments and figure out ok what statues can we deal with what statues can we deal with
for example in new jersey we have a monument i think it's in salem county it's in a in
it's in a cemetery that is protected by the department of tern affairs so the only
structure that would be able to help
get this monument and these and this commemoration of traitors out of my state
is through the federal government
a
with that being said i think that
if i believe that
talking about race is difficult in america because americans disagree on the history of race
then it's going to be a long hard battle
getting these statues out of these places because
parallel
problem here and ha's a lot of intersect
is that individuals understanding about
race issues
the history of the united states
the history of the united states before
the founding of the united states
as we learned
through people's
visceral pushback of the sixty nineteusend project is incredibly insufficient we need to do a better job at
having historical
education in the united states especially around issues like these are world problems
like colonialism is a world problem not just an exclusive
american phenomenon and
there's so there's a lot to tackle within what i just said there that hopefully we can get to that
but that's all i got for now
caslee
ya thanks dohn
so just quickly response something that demon machine had brought up basically the point about free speech and everything you can vote to
to make big tach
utilities but until that's done there're still private companies and so it would technically be
infringement on their rights and then also to the point
that has brought up you do need to curtail some absolute freedoms in order to defend freedom at large of private companies deem
or even in this case the government deems somebody to be acting as a foreign agent undisclosed unregistered
they can still clamp down on that and not
then be a violation of your freedom you don't have the freedom to do literally anything
getting into the topic about the confederacy
and confederate monuments that it's already been brought up but it's worth highlighting
that
the the majority of the monuments were set up during the jim crow era and they were not as
as janles had mentioned they were not specifically set up for any purpose of education
or even just oh this is our history or whatever
it was specifically done to intimidate
s intimidate black people
and it was done to basically it was a like let's just be honest it was a giant cope it was a cope over the fact
that the souts
the southern confederacy they committed treason against the united states
they fought a civil war
they got hundreds of thousands of people killed
and they lost
and they had to basically accept
that
slavery was over and so they the
for
all that time
they were in a giant cope mode about and they set up all these monuments
ah you know as already mentioned over fif or around fifteen hundred or so
as just essentially a giant cope and a giant glamurization and veneration as jingles mention
of the these people such as general lee
who did say you know that he would not be willing to accept
of black people and white people as equals and so there's this whole line oh it was about mistates rights
its the state's rights to own slights like let's speak real about that
it would be similar
to having monuments
to uh the nazis in uh germany and and you know there's this kind of idea well
mayb we keep it was mentioned uh it was mentioned by scott well we keep one
and the confederate capital it's like but that would kind of be keeping you know
monument to one of the top n s d a p people in berlin it's like i want to get rid of all them and put them in museums i don't think that they have any place on public lands and especially
in the case of like courthuses and whatno because like let's say that you're somebody let's say that you're a minority
and you're going to court
how are you supposed to have the impression that you're going to be treated equally under the law
if there's literally a monument
to general lee
outside the courthouse that's insanity right so
but i think i think they all got to go to museums i know a lot of people want to take it into their own hands
and remove these and there's a lot of debate around that
i i don't really
like like yeah that techally that to land and then w not i don't really have any sort of like hard feelings towards anybody wh's going to do that but technically in order to do it the best way
just vote to have them all moved to museums but
really realistically speaking
you might need to have a federal law prohibiting too but it does need to be done
democratically it does need to be done through the government it can't
just be
people going in taking matters in their o hans so thank you
zan and i got to use about the i'll be right back
yeah i feel like the reaction to the bread panels mean that i posted makes my argument better than any words could
these statues have no place being in public places
a lot of them were put up during the civil rights movement as a way of intimidating black people in the south
they aren't a symbol of remembrance of history they're a symbol meant to terrify a group of people who have been downtrodden and oppressed in this country for a very long time
these are figures who fought
to preserve the practice of slavery
um roberty lee who i believe the statue is being taken down of that's being discussed right now
um i mean there there was a story about him and how he was particularly cruel
to slaves that he and his father owned
this is a horrible figure these people obviously should be learned about in school
and in uh museums and not h
not being put up in the middle of town squares and in front of courthouses
sweet free for all time
yes so i do
you mind if do you mind if i step in
yes so i think i think this really illustrates i think super you know and i'm not trying to be an asshole when i say this but like you're
misunderstanding of civil war history
really i think illustrates kind of the issue
and kind of illustrates also has
kind of comon here
because you're your history is really it really completely negates
class consciousness and what and what the powerful wealthy elite wanted and what the poor wanted right and what was actually happen we well no and i but your ability to perceive the historical context is is devoid of that right
see like what you have to understand is that
for the overwhelming majority of southerners in the south this was about slavery
this was absolutely about slavery right and it's something called heir invoke democracy right
hen vote democracy is this idea that
you use the juxtaposition of a class of people such as the black slaves
right and you use them as a means of
keeping down the poor whites
and at least the poor whites say well at least i'm not a slave at least i'm not a black slave right
but what you also have to understand is that for the wealthy elites
in these situations in the civil war right the wealthy elite
i
they were far more concerned about tariffs
right that you have to understand the history of the tariff of abominations right
in eighteen twenty eight
you have to understand what was occurring in the stock market leading up to eighteen fifty seven
you have to understand the panic in the banks of eighteen fifty seven
right and you have to understand
you have to understand a lot of about the history right so when they when peoples
you actually understanding a lot of the history the question that i have ight is that how many of you have actually this resech
wait cd v why are you here why you're coming in they're coming in to interrupt i mean i will saans very specific question by the panel host himself was anybody else talking right now to mot mike
exactly i want to answer dyl's question so dylan
well the answer to your question
right is i heard a lot of people throug their opening statements that clearly did not understand a single fucking thing right was only looking this for a very narrow minded point and it's obvious that the knowledge base of the room needs to be fucking expanded like for instance anybody ever consider that perhaps maybe the reason w the statues were werected had specifically to do with trying to make sure that the poor white population to get broked into the whole fucking civi war and was fighting on behalf of the wealthy plantation owners that wanted to
keep their institution of slavery in place to remind them not to be such fucking fools in the future did anybody even bother fucking considering that no so you want to take down you sayk statues in an effort to try to bring that shit back what the fuck is wrong with people when you think you shou need to get rid of and a race history so that ideas a simple that can be fucking lost
wait waitk wor there were four people that wor ads scripted it
ele
there were poor people that were condscripted in i like a army
right like there were poor people that were constributed to both armies doesn't make them good guys it doesn't mean that we should have
monuments of you know gobels or whatever the hell or it doesn't mean that we should have monuments of like
literally hitler or whatever it doesn't mean that we should have monuments of he like robert e lee you can recognize that people
that fought on that side weren't all racist weren't all evil
but it doesn't mean that you venerate their chennerls so so let me ask you this and w in the organization actually who is the organizations actually o and restated my point with anger
wait
for a second
cv
you can respond to a thought over the fabian
yes so who is the organization that actually that actually opened they got these
these things ac right no re probably g the feder the exactly so what was there nefarius intentions there they wanted to have their family members that died in this war to be remembered so that we as a nation make these same type of situations moving forward is not probablylea at the same time not to forget
right the black people were enslaved and that we don't need to repeat that shit either there's a whole lot of reasons why you would want to remember this history
simply taking i got out in a race against i wnt the other point i made out from way back to the other point i madit
ok we have a lot of people in this room now
we're going to do this
and try to do this somewhat orderly so se tov
finish what you're saying
and we guys aret the fabian
ok and to the other point a minute ago right it's not at jangles as a matter of fact right your point about like we don't go to the statute to you know study the statute right you're right you don't you learn this history in grade school right all the way up and then when you see the statute you go oh
this is why i need to remember the sheep
right that's exactly right
this is why we have the statute there to remember people it's true when it comes to roberty lee right and some of the actions a chancellors for were there human stonewall jackson absolutely decimated the fucking union army right it's not just for that it's for a lot of
historical bases around the entire time period right
and remembering george washington thomas jefferson right the world war two memorial a lot of these things are on cap the the fucking
the capital island themselves are like
you have to remember the history and if you don't have the history there to remember and you regulate it to a fucking museum and people don't bother going to the museum guess what
this is exactly false
it's actually not
history
so we're going to throw it to fabian first
you know i love i love you see t v you're an entertaining guy but you basically came in and shit on what i was saying to make my ideas educating people in the history of the civil war and to
a mean
like it's con flucked up
but that being said
right like just to finish up my point right it you have to understand the history of the tariff structure
and i think one of the and you also have to understand what this has become culturally
for right wing rural americans living in these places right these are not although these statues were erected primarily from one thousand nine hundred one thous nine hundred fifteen right
during the n wle a c p coming in during the re
the resurgence of the k k k right these statues in many ways
were put up
as a means to intimidate black people you also understand that the cultural context of today
comes around it does come to the issue of states rights it does come to the issue of federal overreach of power and i think one of the most powerful things is that before the civil war
people used to say the united states of america are a good place to live
and after the civil war the language changed to the united states of america
is a good place to live
and i think that is one of the strongest arguments of how much the federal g power grew
and how much states rights
we're kind of pushed to the side
as a result of the civil war
and we can get in later talking about the fact that if you take down any confederate statue
you better be willing to take down lincoln because lincoln was a horrible fucking war criminal
dangels
we they're still mut to jangles
so yeah you said like the same thing about ten minutes ago and it's not your fault at all but i was going to respond to it then
so i
i can respect that like yeah the it's it's more complex than just slavery slavery could be the primary reason but there's still more to it than that
but
you would have to make the primary galvanizing force it wasn't the primary reason but the primary galvanizing force for the citizen lead to fight the war
yeah but then you'd have to make the case that these statues like
do you honestly think that if we ask people like why should the statute j be in place
it's like oh well it's it shows us the history of terrorists
tariffs and the stock market
and class consciousness that's what that's what it shows it history
of
i don't think you can make a convincing argument for that if anything
it obviuskates with the true history
obvious's like oh no it reinforces that what's called the lst causemth
plascs yeah
yeah this is one of things the lost cause was there it' is there to venerate the heroes
specifically in particularly roberty lea which is why he has
if i'm not mistaken the most statues of anyone general from the confederate army
yea because he's one of the strongest generals that ever existed in human history from a tactical perspective
and the last cause and there's a lot of les yeah and he lost
cool so
yeah but this is part of the laost cause myth like you're trying to gerate these people he was such a great general fighting for what
how many great generals were like nazis do we build statue
them
who cares they are a great generals they're fighting for the wrong cause
like that's what the statues are there for and you kind of just exemplified it's no good there you civil w to there are no good guys in the civil war there a if you better right and of course there were there was a better side come on
no there was't there both ek
and then i'll throw it over to kevin and connor fabian
yet they were both evil
thats you understand about the history of w slavery is an institution whats bot right now i'm getting boreds fuck from the shit kind of want to see the mold bug interview
i don't care about this topic at all i literally don't
right
it was only until frederick douglas fucking fought with him over and over and over again in eighteent is luren online in a loud black
right
there's a lot of things that peop may talk to lauren herself or
and the things that lincoln did i mean lincoln
fucking arresting the journalists okate the fucking
exactly this is are you getting rid of lincoln statues
are you for taking down all statues of president lincoln
why that's the thed topic isn't it
i
but no but do the statues you're
comd pvted away from the boint do the statues elucidate those neuwance
i don't think you make states
well the do care ust the fact that the average american is stupid a was not a reason to take ad statues but might wait years there of the very discussions we had today
well no they don't they obfuskate them aren't statues are about states rights big man strong very good very good general that's what the statues are there for they
obfuscate they push away those nuanced conversations like
we can read books more what do you need a statute in twenty twenty one
you have in your pocket access to
all information that has ever been collected
all of it all of you ss more aboutping the information that says more something more about the person interpret in the information rather than the information itself right i e the information being the statute if the person has a viscal reaction information
tell me whaty whatever makes the st whatever it whatever it is that it pulls from the individual and has a bring to their forethought that's the information specifically that i'm talking about
you already have that youre s we get the individual has nothing if they had nothing the why would they have be having such a viscal reaction because they already know the person is you right so it's wn fucking reactions the fucking problem not the statue itself
thank you very much on t
seats even the
yeah yeah i think so
uh so i got a couple points here i'll get to ce tv too but basically
it is worth noting here it's been mentioned multiple times i got to emphasize it again
they weren't erected immediately the boat
some but the majority of them were not erected right after the civil war
for people that lost you know veterans in that conflict
because you could see why people might do that because they lost loved ones and a lot of those people that did fight for the south
works you know that was just basically they were born in the wrong place
and they were conscripted into it
h
no no no them being erected during the jim crow era was specifically done
with the intent to intimidate black people and basically cope over the fact that they lost the civil war
and they they did not want their
that there there racest sort of a gemony within that region
to be withered away and have to deal with and come to terms with egalitarianism because they were formerly
in you know a better material position by blarding over everybody else and they wanted to continue to
it basically said putting forcing everybody else into submission that wasn't white
now as far as this idea about both sides were evil in the civil war i'm not claiming that the union army was perfect nobody's claiming that abraham lincoln didn't have his flaws
but
yeah lotsor evils right i mean this false ipvocations pretty goofy
and also
and finally on this
the point that c t v s brought up
that's been mentioned about how well no these are monuments they serve to educate
no as jangles noted they serve to venerate but also
if the only way that we can get education the only way that we can be aware of something
is that literally have
i guess hundreds of monuments of it
that how do we know anything about you know the formation of the universe and all this kind of stuff because last time i checked
there weren't there weren't monuments to every random fact in the last thirteen billion years of the universe that led up to us being able to be here yet we still have astronomy textbooks we still have
you know scientists that are aware of the history of the universe don't need monuments for all of that kind of stuff these monuments you could have these things in a museum you have textbooks to educate
the the reason why you have these kinds of monuments in courthouses
it is simply to intimidate black people in the u s let's just be reaburt
so i ust no you're wrong
wll you're fucking wrong're
stop
i want to throw it to connor then has because neither of them have talked
yeah well
connors but i want to throw it over to
his after connor
yeah so there was this really weird contention that you know mr fabian threw out there that i kind of want to address
listen
the fuck and i get that like you know somebody lives for an entire fucking generation and like then you can take
out of context quote holy fuck
god dam interrupted again can you'll hear me or no
yes
i'm going to fuck
king myself ho sure
we can hear you is fine
he can't hear us
ok let me just go really quick i just wanted to address castley's
thing that he said in the beginning
he said there cannot be absolute freedom he has a freedom at large
yeah no one's talking about absolute freedom per se but it's just a matter of the freedom to have certain types of political expression
which is a pretty low bar as far as defending the so called sacred american values of free speech is concerned
if you can't defend that then what values do you have in the first place is an utter contradiction
and this notion of freedom at large is a completely meaningless and vague nothing
a which only seeks to defend those who happ those unaccountable representatives in silicon valley
ah and the deep state who are not elected
whose idiology is completely outside of the u s constitution in the u s state
a we didn't like that we didn't it wasn't accountable to us so i don't see how this can be the representative of so called freedom at large that's all i want to say deep state noo has the thing is though the thing is right has
is that you should try reading mackie vlly sometimes sometimes you've got to be flexible enough
to deal with threats in a way that you live in canada you don't need to read makiali you don't even live in america
this is true for all western countries you live in america and you sent for china for ye and shes but why you so why you're not the prince kevin you don't even you're not the president you don't even live in america so what are you going tore you yeah but i live in america so at least i can t i concern about you can't even vote concerned about the preservation of western democracy liberal democracy it's not in our constitution yeat those
we're not in our prostitution you do's be clear
were we're're vearing off
ok we want to stay back on the topic of
of the statute
ok
do either of you have something to say about statue
oh yeah just one quick thing i'll say
m
honestly i think everyone's losin sight of the ball here it's it would be nice if this entire controversy about statues
was just a matter of a rational argument and that
that's how it was going to be negotiated but the truth is
that these statues represent different interests and different sections of our society
and it's not you're not going to come to a consent can commensurate agreement based on arguing about it rationally
you have to acknowledge
that to some americans statues have a certain meaning
and to other americans they have a different meaning the best course to avoid the pointless division over these statues
is to just first acknowledge that fact and for the people who do want to bring down the statues i'm one of them i don't think they should be there we should actually strive to persuade the majority of americans
i not just in terms of rational argumentation but persuade them in terms of offering a new political alternative in perspective
that will allow them to also be on board with it so it's not such a point of
a point was this i don't see anyone who addresses this argument this is a point of extreme polarizing political division
divisions not going to be bridged based on rational argumentation
it's only going to be bridged when we recognized the difference in the first place
it's also the reality achevement that
black aby met talking
so one second if you want to talk raise your hand this is how we're going to
ok
the machine hasn't said anything i think
okight
on to stop it yet
so
no connor
you've said thing on the topic yet
so you got to give it to him
i got to give it to the machine hasn' said any
the thing that bugs me is that
a lot of what hasa saying is pretty true where it comes to
a lot of people are going to have a viscal reaction because they feel like you're removing their history and you're going to have to
acknowledge the fact that you're doing something to some people in exist that exist that do maybe have heritage that
are concerned about them
being removed however you' got to bring them along with the
convince me you're not just trying to erase
and
that's
something that i don't want to have happen either we have
mind of our history and we have to understand as much as we can about it and
i would like to keep statues maybe not where they are
but if somebody put in the time and effort i mean
like it seems pretty ridiculous
can you elaborate on what you mean by people being errased
oh well
a lot of these statues were erected by the daughters of the confederacy
sure
things like that so what were they trying to say
or why did they ercect why did they ercect
was it was a city governments in the majority of the
in
how many of the cases was
govern
there's not a gazing my question i'm asking you why were they i'm asking you why do you think they were erected and why do you think people feel like their culture
is being errased and who are these people that we're talking about let's be specific here
i mean
whoever has
heritage is
linking back to anybody that defended their
states
thank
what were they defending
at the time i
think it can vary a widely
a union army that was invading the south
h like there were there were people that were fighting for to keep slace absolutely it was the thing
but there are also people that were to fighting because you were marching across their
homestead
and you were just like are you with us or against us and i don't know if they had much choice
and there they didn't know what to do in certain
like are we going to challenge these ideas that like like you said you're going to in in the previous topic
can i
can can i fuck and do anything or can hoor you know i try to talk you ilok i'm just saying i didn't talk the entire port of the conversation i watched you try to challenge the idea wh c t v came in here and you you were if you fail you failed the bar and veered off the topic
so i'm just trying to make sure like if we're goinga
like keep
keep ourselfs on our word and say when there are
opinions and people who might intentionally or
i'm speaking generally in
it's a commentary on the previous topic and it's happening in this one
where if we're challenging these aresured i would love to doect the record can i do it without tending
yeah but i'd love to finish what i'm saying
because we didn't have this happen in the previous topics i wondering what's happening now
so
if we're challenging these things then we should probably then directly challenge what them machine is talking about here
because he talked about erasure
right and then i asked to be specific about
but who's who's a racing what's their culture and who are these people
if we were to identify them sutinctly and i don't think that bar was met
and so that's where i'm ot on that right now
ok so this is what i would like to address
is
basically i don't
give a fuck about the revisionist history because bait and i do think that you can make moral arguments about who was correct during the civil war
the assertion that we couldn't was weird as fuck to me
w which is basically that the whole reason why the civil war kicked off on the fuck in first place is because the republicans said
no you can't expand slave states out west
which the confederate states were absolutely relying on in order to perpetuate the fucking of the institution of slavery
so when they said no you can't expand out westward
the confederate states basically knew that it was only a matter of electoral time before the institution of slavery was destroyed
so as a result they declared secession because they didn't think that they would have a stronger opportunity to do so
specifically to maintain the institution of slavery
i think it about what one small on is thatuck on i'm not done yet
so basically
what i would say
is that while like ninety percent of the fucking population didn't individually own slaves they still benefited from slavery they still worked on you know slave plantations they still assisted
with with the infrastructure of the plantations and on top of that i'm pretty sure there were a decent amount of i think the average own slave was like between one and threes or something like that so even small homesteaders still benefited from slave labor so to protect not slavery ok bullshit c wrog you understand stop
actually a response to connors right little b but we're going to have congh it wait we're going to connor
finish the we're going to have
joe go then cee t v since he's
very passionate
all writ down fabian liberty see your hand and sand
oky i look forward to our fucking hot tub stream next week but i very much doubt that you've read as much fucking history as i have ok
so basically the fuck we'll sey you what with me yeah we'll see won't we
so the fucking point of it is
yes the union was fucking brutal but they were brutal after pussyfooting with the fucky confederacy for fucking two years under mcclellan where they tried to fuck and fight the confederacy with fucking kids clubs
and they kept backing off of every single real fight they had and eventually fuck and lincoln saying that hey this is dragging on way too fucking long we're not achieving any of our goals we need to go score sirt on these mother fuckers unleashed
william to comes to sherman and fucking god damn it why am i fucking blanket on it right now anyways you fucking know exactly what i'm saying i can see is god dm faceing my fucking rand literally
yes
fucking so so anyways
the fucked union w scorched earth on the fuck and south
but there's still air meoral argument here
that basically
you're you're fighting to continue to own human beings there is a moral calculus here in there is a correct side and with that a fuk and yield
the reality situation is i you'reway you know i was fix
now i said it was joe then you
oh sorry joe
we can acknowledge that there were slave holding interests and non slave holding interests
so like i'm i'm i'm responding to you connor but i recognize that
there's multiple communities watching here so i want to make sure i
this is on the table right
so we have been recognized that there were slave holding interests and non slave holding interests
and as much as people want to believe that the north
is this rightful just
institution
that was totally
i'm dedicated and motivated to
liberate african people
and as we get to social construction black people
we can recognize that both the north and the south
we're incredibly insufficient in that goal of black liberations
with that being said
the south
was very nefarious in the practices that they had
in terms of maintaining thse slaveholding interests
and that's something that i want to make sure is incredibly clear because even though we can acknowledge that
they
the slaveholding interests in the interests of the confederacy were just
wrong
period
we can all w think we also have to recognize that
the north in their compromises in this comper compromise of
expansion into native territory and
expansion to
basically the perpetuation of genocide was something that
both sides were equally complalcent and complacent
um and i think that's all to recognize because um because um
i think was liberty that mentioned about the thing about lincoln and i would just want to be on the record
and dylan shats going have to cope and seet
fuck abraham lincoln he was an insufficient president
and a a dirty a dirty filthy centrist
ok ok but but but that but again like we can argue about that we can arre about that portion on another day right because there are people who will get a very like viscal reaction to that b w was recognized that
sure i mean what's what's part of n funting father i wasn't a founding father i was thinking about that father i was trying i was try your that's ok i lost ok can i can i fuck and i need to make this i mean i do but i also want to but i also want to recognize because i have i also want to recognize because i wasn't antagonizing an individual earlier
but i'm just going to keep going it's very interesting individuals who want to challenge the ideas in the marketplace of ideas are currently silent in this conversation and not contributed anything
so i want to make sure that that's on the table and recognize before you before yout i know that was i know that you would i want to respect if you wasn't
there we go thank you don't so so like reality here check
reality
at the invention of the cotton gin right by eli whitney right before this time slavery was actually on the decline in the south
but when the cotton gen was a been invented it made the use of slave labor right much more efficient and therefore is what was driving the economy the result of that had the north ended up
creating a lot more tax the south which further led to the divide right so from that point right understanding that part of the history and then leading up to everything else that you said with the expansion west st absolutely right there but you're forgetting the key which is technology that led to the increase in slave labor which then created the further divide which then had us go through the entire fuckus civil war and the division of the people along the lines of is it states rights or is it not
and this is where i argue specifically that had we just a bad slavery bolish from the start we would have had this fucked problem because i think that everything else would have kind of settle itself out
but because of that and the evsa played out there we are where we are and it is exactly why the statues just to get back on fucking topic need to remain where they are so that we have real conversations about these real fucking things and we don't have half asked mother fucking dumb asses that don't know what the fuck they're talking about we're only only read half of the fucking history herere the points that they fucking want and then they substantiate those points by the half information that they have and they don't go
all the way into the fuck a nuance and get to the very bedrock of it which is where i settle at understanding that the white poor population down here in the south is not going to be taken advantage of by the white elitist no more which is exactly why we end up on the issue of states rights and fuck the federal government
w only directly c t v vote to be directly and ld to me directly so i'd like to respond so i acknowledgen' wait pretend fucking minut'es going to honor connor connor you were involved in an ok
san hasn't spoken in a while
kevin i's spoken a while
hasen spoken a lole
a fucked fabe has soken whill
connor you're not the only person ok
joe
but i wrote your name down joe
you can respond to that the i can not thank you
i acknowledged in my statement that there are slave holding interests and non slave holding interests we can have a longer conversation about every single slave holding interest and every single non slave holding interest but it's very funny to me as an individual who
always gives me hotshit for participating in extended nuance now wants to have this in a conversation about
statues so i want to make sure that's recognized and put on the record with that being said we can have an extended conversation
about the slave holding interest as you recognized you laid out just another context to say that i don't believe or didn't think that i understood that part of slave holding interest is just not true but
i just want to make sure that what's clear
we can talk any time you like youw
that
a fabian
sorry about that yes so um
god this is really gotten off the rails what i wanted to elucidate right is more i guess maybe somewhat of a centrist
position here right because i think everyone is kind of wrong in this in this debate
im
again i have to reiterate that a majority of these
statues did indeed go up
during a resurgence of the klu klux klan
and when the n w a c p was founded and when you have not the civil rights movement but the beginning
of those institutions that later led to the civil rights
many of these were indeed
constructed
in such way not to save southern history
but as a means of in and of interrogating
sorry intimidating people of color in america
right
but we also just as has alluded to in his statements
we also have to understand that these statues mean different things to different people
i think a lot of these statues need to fucking goo we don't need seven hundred and eighteen statues in the south right but if you're in louisiana
if you're in louisiana
and you're taking down a statue of general beauregard like and it's like the only one like that's fucking stupid
that's an important part of your history
like it or not right are we going to take down all of the christopher columbus statues because
he genocided native americans while also you justly ignore
without while completely ignoring the fact that the entire reason we created christopher columbus day was because of horrible things that happened in california
to italians and that it was designed for the very specific reason to prop up a minority group that had been punished
and had been marginalized in america wait like all of these things have nuance and context right
and when you just start saying fuck it all it's all black and white
and then you do the same thing with your history
it really just shows your ignorance on the civil war it shows your ignorance and the conversation and the history of the general
hang on i's got a nail on the head
like a lot of the the jathan lost cosme like the c t v enginame sorry but
thankly i love you you bought int the last cosm of a ton
the reason we let that perpetuate is to like have this comforting livee like ease tensions like oh no totally
yeah you can say that the it was about like states' rights and stuff and
yes slavery was on the way out anyway that's totally cool and you know the south that great generals
like no like
thisse comforting you just alluded to it like columbus dae was like alway's to it's to placate the italians it's this comforting lie to easet tensions
that's not history
that's the exact opposite of history like we should be honest with our histories we shouldn't like
perpetuate these comforting lies of which that's what the statues are there for you're kind of alluding to it in your statements but but you're but how to i want to take thing
pause for a second
who are you talking to jane
see t the void
we're talking to c
real fin chanel c t v so i'm going to have fabian respond in the c t v respond i got to go back to the list
but this is the thing about about this idea that like we just you have to keep some statues up
you have to have these it's not necessarily a veneration right
i think the the most reasonable solution to this problem
is let's say monument avenue
in richmond virginia
right there's already an arthur ash statue on monument avenue
fucke it get rid of stonewall jackson statue and you know what you should put in its place for stonewall jackson
a statue commemorating brown v board of education that happened in richmond county and richmond courthouse right you take these things and you add context to them
right you add other
forms of those six
we can get rid of the majority of statues of christopher columbus and in some of those places we should put up statues of bartolomeon de la cass right someone that actually fought for native rights that
fought for the recombenda system right that fought
in those same spheres and you can put those two things together so that we can have a conversation about the historical context but when you take down those things
that a group of people have associated a narrative identity with it
what you do is you cause political division and you cause wedge issues and all these fucking wedge issues about this bullshit thing about statues is so the democrats and republicans can continuously grows state power and fuck you over so that you can argue about fucking statues ins seat of paying attention to the shit that corporate fascism and neal liberals are fucking so every god damned deay i just want to quick say something i will
go anything yet so i do want to give y yes so
to me i think one of the biggest issues here when it comes to southern states in which statues are being erected
is that no one is acknowledging a different interests
with a different meaning so i think joe asked the question like who are these people you're talking about
it's very clear that after the civil war
and through the twentieth century
there has emerged or there was a continuity of a kind of
rural southern culture southern kind of a culture it's not
reducible to slave owners it's not reducible to the confederacy but
for a complicated reasons the reasons that are pretty clear
they have identified with southern lost cause and so on this kind of stuff as talk about double speed
as a form of a identity to just have an identity because there are differences between the rural southerners
and other
people northerners and other types of t
groups
and of course in the southern states there also is a good sizable population of of
people who are descended from slavery the black people descended from slavery right
so they for me are the most important
people
to take seriously when it comes to who can contend
the existence of these statues
these st liberal students who are not descendant from black people and so on
they are descent from slaves i'm sorry
who come down make a big fuss i don't think they should be part of the conversation so this is between
rural southerners and
people who descended of slaves
i think they should have more a
kind of dialogue and mutual interaction
because they attribute these statues different meaning and my view my optimistic view is that
what you've done by the way
sorry
which is dne by the way
yes my in my view if if this real dialogue can happen i think i
and rule southern people my optim my optimism is that what they lok are you going to do to go to find out who these individuals are you us bell have to have you puck a knock
no n no he is next don't worr no no no
uh no you're not going to go house to house um
i think if there's an authentic encounter between people like this they can come to an understanding that yes these statues represent a bad legacy
uh in the eyes of people descendt of slaves and uh i think this is a much more productive way of looking at it than
just seeing it as a culture war between republicans and democrats because
the real reason why it's a point of division is because there are different groups that attribute with different meaning
so that's my hoodle
who those mean you going let me talk about
wait
let me go talk about the order so everybody knows are included
so with c tv
then it zan then it's joe because joe also wanted
pond
i've moved him up the list a little bit
that's kevin in this connor
conor wrote your name down from earlier
v
oh so has how are you planning on finding out who it is that the people are that that are on this these particular sides of lines are you say so the right people and descens of slaves right so now you've got to start conducting ancestry tests on like all the people that for not yes that's fucking okirst of all i can just eep talking right i definitely keep u on doing it right so from here that's the only way that you're going to be able to find out who these people are you're going to have to to have some type of ancestry to trace them back
to whether or not that they were in fact a descendant of someone that was a slave or someone that was ascendedt of like a white fucking rural fucking person these people the conversation no fucking everybody has to drive by these fucking statues and take a look at so every fucking american needs to have a fucking opinion on this which is exactly why we go back to the root conversation of understanding what statues are put there to begin with right so a lot of these statues are put there to begin with because of the dollars of confederacy and they wanting to be able to have the history and heritage remember because their family
memembers fucking died right on history what heritage
so this is exact i named it off earlier i'm glad you were listening right you go back into bod you can listen to jale so from there
like understanding the history right on both fucking sides of this thing because there's a lot of history of a lot of different reasons that end up bringing up this conversation and having people learn a lot of information that they didn't know before
which is why i feel like it's very very important to make sure these things say exactly where they are now why and particularly favor to what you were saying n there were a lot of thew were bilt during one nine husanred ninehundred twenty were also something put their one nine hundred for fifty s right
so it's obvious to me that over time less and less of the statutes have been being put up
so is there a conversation about removing some of the ones that were put up in more recent history i would agree with that but the ones that have been there for a while they have really become staples of like say potential tourism too areas for them to be able to visit battle grounds and understand the struggles that went into these places i think it's very ba of
excuse me
you're not completing statues and battle rounds yeahyeh so o so where are these fucker statues some of put up at rce aovery much what i' trying to do is just make a fuckt point und me from my mother fucker stelch like respond we gt you we're going to give you ten more seconds and then we got a
these is a lot you put out there so wt to make sure people have time to respond
as particularly has
so you got ten more seconds to finish your thing wrap wrap your thing up
that's the reality re is hans i was watched the first fm f talking to be watching this one all you've done this entire time and time is to buy try to be some type of contrarian right double speaking in the fucking background to try to win the most fucking people to your fucking side the reality is your communist fucking scum
i see listen listen i can understand
it's not very typical among men to be this emotional but we are on a spectrum and he is the more emotional type so i'll give him that
so speaking about the subject matter and responding to his point
no i don't i'm not suggesting through a political organ or an institutional organ you're going to rind round up people and test for d n a i'm merely stating the obvious fact that organically speaking from the perspective of sociological
sociological perspective
organically these groups exist there are rural southerners
and there are black people in the black belt
who are descended this is their sociological and cultural origin
speaking generally there are of course exceptions
we got it in the south in the south where
where
all the states involved i'm going to get the fuck out of here do i'm not going to fuck in which is a quiz every single state in the black belt w you're going to say some dumb shit i'm going to there are black people living in the south who are descendants of slaves people they attribute they appear to attribute these statues a different meaning
simple as that
so what i'm trying to say
is that
if and i'm discerning that the essence of the dispute here why it's been able to be elevated to a culture war is because the democrats
and republicans are exploiting an authentic difference
in understanding the meaning of these statues so all i'm trying to say
as if we can allow an authentic cultural so on not saying an institution is going to do it i'm not saying it's going to be done politically i'm saying we should humble ourselves to the perspective that this is not a matter of having a universal opinion on this thing that these statues are grounded in real authentic
a realities for different peoples and we should treat it accordingly we should recognize that fact
recognizing that that is the first step because if you act like critically thinking fraud here and you're going to base your entire approach to this based on trying to get the most cliques and inflame the culture war but from the republican side you are going to end up inflaming and a division that cannot be overcome because you're assuming that the reason people have the positions they do on this question is because they're uninformed or they just
don't know much as you the truth is the reason the read the overheming reason why there's division over this
the actuals real solid basis of this is the fact that for real historical cultural and so on reasons different people are attributing these statues
for different reasons and with different meaning
that's a fact right no amount of education's going to change that no amount of being opinionated is going to change that no mant of listening to fuckin critically thinking fraud on the fuckin radio with his partisan bullshit is going to change that these are grounded in material objective realities of these people so you have to acknowledge that fact and this is the first step
too and i hope this is the goal of everyone here in good faith overcoming why this is a problem in the first place we're definitely here you to rave the to go to the list
yeah we're definitely definitelyre a good face the reality here is that the double speak in your fucking language is i beocting for like this is this opinion of like higher fucking like realization and everything else will also be like yeah i think we take them down
that's where you're fucking reality fuck no i i've been i have not been i have not been ambiguous my position has always been that personally speaking no no i'm notuble speaking my personal position is and i've been clear about this fact
that i do think i positi for a moment ok
c td v you're going to finish that we're going to have z
have a
ten to fiftey thatt response
then we're going to move on ok
yes so the reality here is hoz li
well i can appreciate like this this call to like an enlightened centrism the reality is that when you come out and you say oh well i think these thing should be removed it removes that entire thing is shows your bias it's not you trying to be getting people to be enlightened to history have them understand the past it only shows that you want to be able to remove the history so that it can be forgotten right so that's where the double speak comes in and need to understand the fuck a standard you dirty comi
o k just to be clear i have not disguised my personal view my personal position it's not the double speak i've put it out in the open
that i do believe
these statues
will
or should be taken down
but i have since i actually do believe this is the true position i don't feel like i have to impose that on people i think people can be
a persuaded
or be shown so that it's not a point of division now if i'm wrong
then my position is wrong in the first place and if i'm right then i'm right
i have no agenda double speak agenda
toh send city liberals to the south and uh
take down statutes i don't care about this bullshit and the
i know that it's being extended to things that have nothing to do with the confederacy too so i can see that
it's not my agenda to from forcefully erase
as statues or taked down statues my position is clear i do think the statues should be taken down i do think that it would be good
but
how is where my position is distinct simple as that i do not really agree with the view that
there should be this crusade
unmediated from the people actually involved
of educated college people coming down and tearing down statues for the media spectacle i just don't buy into it and it doesn't it's not very compelling to me and it's not very interesting to me
so simple as that
all this double speakshit you're talking about is complete bullshit my fucking position
is one hundred per cent on the surface i've been crystal clear about it you just have a very emotional tantrum because of my other politics that have nothing to do with this current discussion so get over it critically thinking veteran not every one has your politics not every one shares your overall idiology grow up be a man simple as that
don't be ma energy records of my life i got to get make sure that other people got time to talk
got to thurt over to isan then joe the kevin con
yeah i when i raised my hand we were on a very different part of this topic so i guess i'll bring it back to that um it feels like a lot of people here and i know c t v is definitely one of them because he was uh raised in
florida or at least lives in florida raised in theur
north carolina that's good enough
yeah when i was in school didn't really learn shit about the civil war not as much as i've learned since ive i've gonten outt the south
um but uh what joe lewis said earlier is absolutely true well uh ab lincoln was personally against slavery
the war for the south was definitely about slavery not so much for the north
in the south slavery was extremely important for their economy
um it's how they uh uh
like harvested the things that they produced while in the north they had factories and they had
m more they had advancements in other types of industry that didn't rely on slavery and so you saw sort of a
a split in ideology between the south and north between the north not needing or wanting slave slavery in most cases in the south
needing it and wanting it
the civil war was absolutely for many people about slavery
these people that we've idolized we've built statues of in the south were absolutely pro slavery and then i want to jump over what has said earlier about how you've got these city liberals from the north or whatever coming in
and uh telling people in the south in you know what they should think about these statues
most people in america that are progressive are liberals from the south not everybody is like a class reductionist lefty
who thinks that a
fucking that the these that the black people hate the city liberals coming in and telling them that the statues of confederate generals are bad ok most people in the black in the south that are black want these statues gone they don't want
to have these giant
looming confederate generals looking down on them they were built in order to intimidate black people during the civil rights movement that is their purpose that's why they're there if we want to learn about these figures we should learn about them in school we should learn about them in museums we should learn about the horrible things they did and we should also learn about the horrible things that people in the north did abraham lincoln did terrible shit as well so did the northern army
i don't know why fucking infred was bringing up these are like
city liberals or whatever but i never denied blis people oppose them just to be clear i never denied that you just didn't i get my point you're probably not smart enough that's ok
it felt like what you were saying was that you've got liberals like young liberals from the cities and you doliges coming and telling black people to the south
you do should be against the
the statute they're not telling black people they're just taking action without consulting the black people living there
do you think that if you go to protest in the south that are that's protesting the existence of the statues
that you're not going to see shit tons of black people from the south there
itpends on the proqestion i don't think you should engage with it so something that i think is incredibly important here because cv says a dumb shit and i have to just got to recognize this look man i'm going to be honest with you
like i mentioned in the last panel topic that people treat these things like games so i want to make something very clear i have family
in the black belt i have family in butler county i have family in dallas county i have family in crenshaw county i have family in montgomery county i have family in gadston county which is the majority black county in florida so i have individuals in here who we can easily track because i am also an african descendant of slavery so when we talk about the individuals who should come in here and have the conversation at the su
self determination about what should happen to these statues i'm included in this conversation but also as has recognized that there's also other people who have opinions and their own self determination in these areas so these are the communities that should have the consulting power to ask the question what should we do with these statues moving forward this is why we can't just wholesale take them all off the map i would love
to take them a off the map but unfortunately my state only has one individual statue and my state also made a dedicated effort to make sure that we have open dedicated conversations about slaver in the united states and then all the consequences of that
another thing that i think is incredibly im portant because somebody brought up i think it was um
scott who brought up christopher columbus we have to explicitly recognize that in the united states
identifiable groups are lifted up and discarded
for political gain
so you can sympathize
with the plight of the italians
but you have to recognize that their plight was platformed as a means
to platform and commemorate and celebrate
a genocide
individual an individual perpetuated genocide and indigenous folks and also and
and so many atrocities in what we now know as
north america is central and south
with that being said additionally we continue to do that with the japanese because again i want to make this as clear as i possibly can
racialized groups in the united states are lifted and discarded not just for the interests of the right but the interests of the left and we have to recognize this with every single thing that we defend when we talk about identifiable groups and especially white ethnic minorities
right joe you're absolutely right and like just quick twenty seconds
you're absolutely right would be a literal twenty seconds
h i will count no worries no worries so quick so show your rights right all peoples need a a voice in this conversation so when there are peoples in the south that have statues up this is where like you may only have one in new jersey but the people say are the ones to be side the sls and theff it isn't to be at the federal level
i don't know why you needed time to say a portion of my point
that was my point
it was e point that's why you pointed out that there was one statue in new jersey but no no no else again like if you're going to spend the time to
engage in what i'm saying you have to engage in what i'm saying so we'll move on from that r yeat this is where like one on one conversation later down a road probably much more beneficial because we don't spose reparations so you don't know rightor going descendants of s right i don't try to be conversation is one part of the reparations conversation and just i would be aing that region like so we can have that but i'm trying to be respectful of not only deals yours and everybody else's time here
so that we just move on from thatow
havever shore
oky thanks don
so a few points here
yeah so a few points here so i want to just address the question that uh was brought up by fabie and liberty scott who said well what about the
but
fabian
fibian hear me
yeah t and i said no i said i
i said i
butut i sort of wrote you down you can put your hand down
oh i didn't hear that part i apologize
geven
okay yeah yeah and so i was just uh responding to something that fabian had said earlier
basically
the question of well you know if we get rid of this other stuff
what was that supposed to mean like get rid of the columbus statues i would support getting rid of the columbus statues i mean you look into
just specifically even just look at hispanoli of the stuff that he directed and oversaw there
you go into any details about it you're going to get a t o s violation basically it was absolutely grotesque and brutal the idea that we're going to have statues commemorating him i've seen this i've seen this on twitter of people
uh one of my friends for example whose m
you know native american
uh racist using columbus as a symbol to try to you know intimidate him and what not it's uh
like columbus is basically like a symbol of that and and it's and it's not something that's worth having a statue
in a public area and nw you can move these things to museums i don't really see the hold up with moving them to museums
because they still serve the education purpose there
so if we're concerned about people forgetting their history will we specifically have
schools the museums
for that purpose on the point about
what has had mention he was saying how wll
basically
this is a he characterized it at one point as a pointless issue although he did say that he's got an opinion that they should eventually come down
he basically said that
well this is just it's kind of a pointless issue
to to ignore or to try to make people
uh not care about the the clauss distinctions going on i find that to be like you know classic plaus reductionism
that was pretty cringy we also saw this sort of thing brought up by i forget who it was but somebody mentioned how
it's a wedge issue that's done by democrats and republicans
to distract people from neoliberal fascism i find that conspiracy
to be insane because republicans and democrats don't really work together very well there's a lot of division in the united states the idea that
both of these parties are going to get together in a smoke food room and come up with social issues to
hit people against each other to what distract them from
we i guess goldman sachs or whatever you caln be against corporate corruption
and a lot of the issues in the economy
and also be against racism and i got the impression from oz basically that he wants to just give a pass to
to poor white racists as long as the
a as long as um he thinks that he can win them over to to become takees or something i mean it is funny because haz was talking about how he thinks that you need to persuade people about this
yet i've seen has one hyc say you know that hundred percent one hundred percent tanky one hundred percent steinist so this idea that he's all concerned about like persuading or whatever no he's got he's got people
your ignorance about history is not relevant to this discussion the fact of the matter is i barely brought up class calling it class reductionism
is the high point of your stupidity to brought up class and cat brought up class yeah yeah he brought up class i barely brought up class the thrust of my argument wasn't so much about class specifically
a you can extrapolate the reasons why i'm having the position that i do
all you want is not actually relevant to my point and
and kevin i'm not really saying that this is something no one should care about
i'm just insisting the bare minimum
that fucking canadians should just mind their business about this topic acuse it has nothing to do with you
is that is that a is that a bar enough that's clear enough like you live in canada
has nothing to do with you doesn't concern you
it's this is an issue for not only americans specifically but
is my argument is
the americans relevant to the controversy in the first place specifically
people descended from black people basically descended from slaves who lived there
and the rurle southerners this is their business its not your business you live in canada you have your own statues sort out your own business kevin
that we shouldn't care about the these and other cotries either your relative well would you want to debate about you want to debate about this topic or a thousand other ones because i mean i already wcked you in the debate we had yesterday so it seems like i'm trying to recover guys guys i have to beb to com
daughter
what
listen
i agree with the authoritarian communists ok
that theredserfect yourself c t like all right so the point the point being that we should be looking for reconciliation some of these issues are not
rational
uh they they're emotional they're they're historic they're symbolic to multiple people forro multiple
reasons
which is why
i think
the museum the museum solution is the solution to go for the publicly pressure people
to t because basically what you're doing
is you're taking them out of the public square
so you're not using them for their previous historical threats
to black people
you're throwing them in a museum and what a museum does is it gives you the ability to talk about the entire history of
you can talk about the civil war
you can talk about reconstruction
you can talk about the loss cause revisionist history
you can talk about when the statues were erected
and you can talk about the controversies when the statues were taken down
all at the same
time they serve their historical purpose they serve their educational purpose
while not being these fucking you know middle fingers
fourteen percent of our fuckin population
of the of the country
so this is where you know being centris is going to fuck and work out and i'm sorry it's true and then the only other thing that i wanted to address the entire
fuck and time
is that there's a fucking there's very clearly a morally superior thing here
just because the union butchered a bunch of fucking cities after playing pussyfoot with the confederacy
too fucking year
and just because out of frustrationd
eight yeah abraham abraham fuck and lincoln
basically said
hey
if i didn't have to nuke
half the fuck in country in order to enslave wrong then i at hold id see to be shut the fuck up you talk for forty percent of the goddamn panel if you want to argue with me argue with me next week
when we're in fucking man ken he's in a fucking hot tub youre fucking youust so excited now it the passion
all right shut the fuck up so i love you but shut the fuck up
so the the point being
oh god damn it you fucking made lose i got them point the fucking point being that there is a clear moral side to go here and this is the people
who were willing
to fight and die in order to abolish the institution of chattel slavery
this is not a hard choice this is not a hard moral choice
this is one of the simplest fucking historical calculations in all of moral theory
and witho a
the reality here is iating my allargre the jail m o military it was a pussy footing
i've been referenced like forur times saban you are the last one for the topic don't w
right now ok
all right yes so i th a couple of things
i've got to go point by point because i was referenced in all these christopher columbus right
again i already made the point of christopher columbus in
contrast to statues of bartolomon dedale coss right i already acknowledge that christopher columbus committed horrible atrocities
but what i'm saying is that you have to acknowledge that there are groups
that identify
with these things as part of their history and there are groups that identify as these things as venerating
ah periods of time where they were genocide or periods of time where they were treated horribly
re they faced serious state
oppression
right and you have to understand that both of these groups grow together and when you just start tearing down monuments
you just create
a problem of division amongst many allines in america and you have to do as has that you either have to convince the majority of people
to get rid of these things or you have to do as i'm saying which is get rid of some of them and put up other statues and other things that venerate other things
i
again i
sorry the idea of the neo liberal fascism working with with conservatives i think like you your understanding of u s politics and economics
has just to be like
so fucking below any under undert like like
like
you haven't en a s ty there
if you have a degree in economics
well then you're doing a terrible fucking job of representing that
right like
like even like even like basse fucking neo liberal economists like joseph stiglitz right
understand that the right wing and the left wing work together and that there are ways in which regulations are written by corporations tax structures are invented in certain ways and that when democrats and republicans agree on things it is often
not to the best interest of the american public and the and the idea that you say that wedge issues don't exist at a distraction
just shows a complete lack of understanding of political history i'm sorry
like
you' gota go back to your undergrad or something and take some fucking like
basic wayway
wedge issues are a thing but are they not on the were ditraction
no no but the idea that democrats and republicans get together and agree
to keep this thing going at some sright they hate each other like you're going to understand what it is like you know it's jot a simple a it's like you sound like you quote right
you don't knowed orn s carlin's wrong about a ton of stuff
but ok i'm trying to bring it down to your level right you don't need a conspiracy when like interests align
right the democrats and republicans like
yes they fucking you know not not you're not here not on you're not on the youit shoes these are real differentces man
real difference
you i
i have no idea how you're this ignorant on a economics and like political structure
anyway have i'm just going to move on you this is donn in krueger right now in his end
it's not done in krueger right like i mean you can say that but like you're not even acknowledging basic shit you learn in understod do you have a degree in economics theyb is right i an associates degree in economics i have a bachelor's degrand so'm so san i're going to ask about the land countl ok we have to wrap this up
yeah i mean like i'll leave it at that but like you know
on this idea of moral superiority
of one side versus the other again is not understanding all of the events that led up to the civil war
right and not understand what occurred during the civil war
right lincoln literally took anti war protesters
put them in prison and then dress them in confederate uniforms and gag them
and put them down the streets in boston and philadelphia
right so that they could be accosted by people
like he arrested journalists
he shut down printing presses he starved people to death in concentration camps
i'm sorry
p o w camps that where they were forced to work right
there are no good guys in this fucking war lincoln was a fucking racist
right like there's just no good guys in this conversation
and yet just like there is a lost cause movement
there is also a movement to obscure
the fact that the north had a lot of evil shit going
and i'll leave it at that
these st was better have that union was still better
will you say it's true therefore it's true there you go
wrap it it iup can't drive ot from it wrap
beat it up
we're going to go any
first we're going to start with c
all right well i think it's obvious why i decided to drop in from the raers and throw steil chaired all these mother fuckers because hos was going to sit here and just be like the communist cot that he is and just be like try to be the most agreeable person in the room to try to go the most favor from everybody right so like here we fucking go with that shit ig everybody is illuminated right to like his fucking level of thinking
right so from there right kinterpoints did make a lot of good points about the history right so counterpoints
uh looking forward to next week with a hot tub stream
but dude you got to go all the way back in history to get into all these things the reality here is folks
is that there's the one perspective and one side that's being being thrown at these things and that's the slave perspective and that is definitely his perspective that needs to be heard along with that though are a lot of the poor white folk that were not
doing anything more than defend in their homeland they were faced with the real choice of the union army is crossing in from the fucking shanandoah valley we got general jackson up there defending the fucking south am i going to fight this fucking battle
here at my fucking home all alone against a fucking army coming against me or my going to fucking come together with the fucking army this head up there to defend the fucking the south right which one am i going to do i think everybody can sympathize with the fact that well if faced with that fucking choice given the limited amount of technology of the day right specsally considering that we definitely have more availability of mass communication now that it has ever been in human history it doesn't seem like it's that far off for
people to go hey
yeah i'm going to go fight to defend the south so from there understanding those perspectives getting me able to get into those ideas is exactly what the statues which is the original topic that we're talking about
is what it's all about
and
the re and like what you really need to do is and be able to understand all sides of the argument no matter what it is
so
at the end of the day
if i did anything here i made everybody think and that right there was the most important thing and that i had to engage in like some higher caliber level of emotion that i can handle myself or maybe other people can't handle yes but you know what it brought forth a lot of truth and that's actually what matters to the day and with that being said mother fuckers see t v out
honor
anybody i thought i pretty much said what i need to say which is basically these things should go into a museum i don't think we should be sanitizing confederate history
that that's
do a machine
well
i would like to leave it up to the local communities to deal with what they are i don't want people running around being vigilantes against
art or whatever it is you would like to call it
whether it's venerating or just
spreading information
and
other than that there's
i mean i learned a lot here today too amongst other things which is very interesting
i'm
which is why i like having these conversations
so
yeah if anything i'd say at this point it's more
for me personally it's a little bit more contentious and confusing that it probably has been thus far
go ahead
since we have to move
up
good a thought over to fabian
i mean like i feel like by addressing all those things i'm good the only thing i would like to add is if you actually want to understand the civil war history
battle cry for freedom by james mcpherson great book
it's a bit of a distance read but it is inaudible and it is a pulizzer prize winning
peace
that goes into a lot of both sides
ok now i'm going to thort over to han
uh house but um np sorry yeah
yeah so it's clear from me that critically thinking veteran he has raised the fact that
maybe there is some ideological confusion and on his part fanaticism about my other political views
so just very want to quickly uh just in a second two seconds or whatever right
just to be clear why is it that i am taking such a conciliatory position when i am a
associated with the extreme left wing in america
all i can say is that
i don't think the american left
has given genuine expression to
the marxism leninism at least as i understand it from a global context
and the second thing is that
as a communist
that to my understanding
to the aim
a forour communists is to give
expression to the authentic interests and realities of the people
and not our idiological beliefs and prejudices but really the people as they are
this is the wisdom i've learned from historical experience you can agree or disagree with that narrative but this is just how i understand it so
i'm not trying to pander people i'm not trying to just
win over as many people as possible for its own sake it is consistent with a
my ideology and deeper views ah
if you are interested in learning more about those maybe have an open mind otherwise let's just focus on the topic
stop getting distracted by this ideological stuff because it's not really important it's not essential to
the actual content of the topic at hand so this is all i want to see
th
jangles
i
that statute
that
i
now
i i did uh
something that i can kind of came to realize over the course of the this topic on the panel is that
and i'll admit this forthright my history
i got i
that my degree is in
biomeic
nothing to do with history i'm not going to claim
pretend i know
ojackion about history
and i'm really upset that see t v left because i wanted to ask him which which statues
that i should go to to learn this history
in but he's not here to answer that so
guess i can ask him which statues i should visit to learn that history now i was going to ask
it it it's not fair to ask fabian because i don't think he would uh
agree with
like statute teach history
but then he wouldn't recommended a book instead of a statue so i think i think my original point the statutes don't
history has been
you know
confirmed
it over
and over the
so
yeah
next up
ok numb thointed over to
los
yeah it it was it's interesting to me you on the previous topic we talked about um
challenging the ideas of dissenting opinions especially the challenging of dog whistles right so i kind of want to a dress that
portion of my closing a few other things
it's strange to me how even the face of
the idea of white erasure and the dog whistle of white erasure
and slave apologia
that those in the previous topic
we're opening willing to have a conversation about
challenging these ideas outright and that they're
that we ought to challenge in the marketplace ideas and prove that the idea is not only stupid but in efficient and a bunch of
other things i don't think that bar was necessarily crossed in the real time test
of the very words that some individuals argued
with that being said additionally i
c t v said a lot of things that were dog whistles and they just weren't challenged for those of you were not
sort of catching what i'm throwing here so i'll throw it a little bit more direct
and i just want to make sure that
not just this panel but the chats and those who are watching recognize
that
whether you think it's direct or indirect
he was dog whistling towards the idea of
of white erasure and slave apology
we're moving forward
something that i think is incredibly important to recognize
america has never had a conscious and dedicated effort
to care about black issues and black people
so when we try to
have sort of policy prescriptions and solutions to these issues
this is why
many members of the black community and even for example
march's leninists also agree on this
that the policies that are brought forth
in the marketplace of ideas in terms of
solving these issues are incredibly insufficient and incredibly liberal
and i understand it upsets liberals that
their their idea for like
they want to be the ones that are the one that are the ins of a just society
right it's a thing they hear in little spaces a lot but in reality they don't care about black people they don't care about black issues
so when they even have the policy prescriptions
to try to help blacy people
that's why they're always incredibly insufficient and
very vapid
the final thing i'll say here because going to allude into the founding father's conversation probably is again we need to keep on the forefront
that
the united states of america doesn't care about black people answer cross
a vast majority of mainstream ideological lines i would say
all mainstream ideological lines and then that also manifests down
into different sects of ideology now i think the closest individuals who acknowledge
the liberation of black people i would argue a marxis lenist
and i think that's something we have to recognize and i don't
really and this might get me in trouble for those of you who hear me talk and seee and cope
i don't think it's necessarily productive to
tried to straw man m ls when they're making
very good points in terms of like righting the wrongs that this country did and certain pasts move forward
so i want to make sure like i want to thank cause directly on that at i do appreciate that because this conversation was in
credibly intolerable
so i jus want to make sure that it's recognized
seven
yeah thanks do
so just that close here
h these these monuments essentially have no place on public lands
if you've got private property and you want to have you know a monument or something whatever
if these belonging the museum and so far as they serve as an educational purpose or a reminder of history
a museum is a great place for them on public lands
that they serve to intimidate
a those who were oppressed by the confederacy
and you cannot just pretend all what was about states rights and ignore slavery it was about states rights to own slaves
and an and basically all this just amounts to a cope that
the civil war was lost the union prevailed
and i found some of the comments tonight about how oh well
both sides were bad both sides did bad things
i mean you can make that argument about world war two as well and that's an obvious example of a false equivocation there doesn't mean that one sides perfect
but if you can't tell that the union
was better than the confederacy then there's a problem there and i'm down to debate anybody on that a later date but
uh just to kind of close up my closing remarks here
it came up a couple times about the fact that i'm canadian and therefore how can i have an opinion about this i find it interesting for two reasons the first is that
i was invited on here
uh by dylan and danabo so i mean obviously people want to hear what i have to say about this and two
uh obviously i'm going to talk about i'm not just going to stay silent for the whole period and to
i'm not a uh relativist i'm not somebody who just says oh well that's in a different arbitrary set of orders so therefore
i can't be opposed to symbols of slavery there
i'm somebody who supported intervention against gaddhafi because he basically ran the country as a slave plantation
i'm against the taliban and they run afghanistan basically under slavery especially if you're a woman
i'm actually against slavery in every corner of the world and yet i'm against that in the united states as well and i do not like
the idea of venerating
and monuments to some of the like the most egregious figures
in american history who let's be real if they had it their way
there would still be tens of millions of people that would be living in chains right now in the united states so thank you
ok and now we're going to talt over to zander hall
hey dylan really quick i'm curious did you bring c t v on hereor did he just like jump in
ctv is a force of nature i w'll comment no further
it
did you us bring them in to do that it we were just following orders thing for the confederate soldiers just for like i dora bring it
or did he like to jump in
he jumped in on his own reguard and i was like well you know what why not
hey
why is he able to do that
the c t
conservative affirmative action is your answer sandra all
yeah yeah it is i guess all i have to say is there was a lot of ed pol brought up in this discussion and it feels like it was really counterproductive i feel like um
making arguments about where people come from or what race they are when it comes to an ideological discussion such as this is always going to end up being
just the the worst thing you can possibly fucking do
um it doesn't lead to anything productive it just leads to arguments about well you can't say this because you're white or you're canadian or you're black or whatever
um can let's just let's just cut down on the d pole please before i
roadblocks myself
in a video game
i got
we going to move on to the last topic of the night the last topic tonight is about
the founding
father's
and so
what exactly we should how should we remember the fathing fathers
how should we portray the founding father
somewhat attached to the conversation we just had a little dis
go
so i'll just slow around the topic do the bottom left ten corner this time with joe leouis
yeah i actually want to um make a
plea for support of identity politics i feel that
identity politics in the united states and the current mainstream discourse is incredibly vapid and just kind of turned into a very liberal position
and a very liberal talking point so i want to make it very clear that we have compounding identities
that
influence how we interact with different structures of power
whether that be political social
and economic and these compounding identities
are how individuals
are influenced
by their politic it's how some individuals and determine their politic actually wholesale
and that's something that we do all the time and we acknowledge and respect it's the same reason why
people were very excited to
cheer for barack obama but it's also the same time black individuals understand as well as and i agree with a lot of individuals on this take that obama is a fucking war criminal
with that being said i want to move on from that because
when we're talking about
i'mr on the founding fathers right where
if we recognize that
the founding of this country was based on a certain group of individuals and not only
the protection and preservation of individuals that look like
those who made these documents
the their families their friends their loved ones
it's very likely that entire groups of people
whether that be that they live live there before they arrived
four
that they were brought on here on ships
four
the sheer and direct purpose for labor
we got to recognize that this country
was built upon a lie and excluded a lot of people within that lie and
i really hope that we can acknowledge
that the founding of the united states was built on a lie
and if that is not the
the surface that we
talk about
when we're talking about the founding fathers then this conversation is going to be incredibly insufficient so again
my position on this is that
the founding fathers
perpetuated o li preserved o li
and
now in twenty twenty one we are seeing the consequences of that lie and even in the face of the consequences that lie we see that the right and the left whether that be democrats liberals
republicans all these mainstream individuals that are in positions of power
they will preserve the lie perpetuate the lie but then do it for the sake of others wither that be on the left thinking that they're the more morally just part of the political process or the right who just don't want to acknowledge anybody
and just themselves
um so that's kind of my stance on it
if we can't say that the founding fathers perpetuated a live then we're not going to have a good conversation tonight
ok kevin gssik
yeah thinks done
'll try to keep this a little bit short basically the founding fathers all together the
i
yeah
by modern standards they amount to fairly problematic figures many of them core said
as slaves
obviously but
one thing that actually two things that they deserve a lot of credit for is you know they establish basically
a state that existed
that that liberated itself from the monarchy
from
have british dominion over north america basically and they set up
a constitution that allowed itself and recognized for the fact that
that they were imperfect and that even if you know
they they were firm in certainstances they recognize that future generations could
look back on and say oh that was yiks and laid down the framework to have
a very successful constitution like in the united states which as survived all this time
and uh lay down the amendments process and everything so that you can reform in a better direction
i do think that
you know when we're talking about veneration with the founding fathers you can look at them as people that fought against the tyranny of the monarchy
but you can also look at their personal lives
personal lives rather
and especially those that own slaves and say yeah well you know
they did some good things
some of them did more good things than others
and but then you know slavery and whatnot yeah that was an address but
you know
it was for its time still
progressive relative to the era it just by no means was anywhere near
what you would hope to have
but again that the self perfecting element of it is something that
does
and deserve degree of credit so thank you
next is going to be zander hall
yeah so when it comes to idolizing and sort of looking up to these founding father figures i think it's extremely cringy i don't i'm not like a big fan of looking back into history and sort of like idolizing any figure if we look at like any of the things these people believe or said or did or whatever you're going to find tons of
really scandalous shit
um i think it's super weird that we like look back at these figures and we sort of put them up on pedestals like they're gods like they're greater than normal men
um it's just something i find extremely cringy
i think like a good comparison of this is there was this like
comedian in the u k that everybody really liked and then it came out he was a pedophile and they took they had a ton of monuments this person up all over the u k apparently he was a big like
household name
and when that came out that stopped people took down those those sort of like a
um acknowledgments and what not he stopped being this big household name that people looked back on after his death as being this
legendary figure i think we should take a very similar movement to that i just meink wered to idolize people that have been lar in the past even if they we can learn about them and we can you know see what they did good and bad and whatnot but i think like they putting a on the moorn putting them up on this gob born thank you super dumb
ok no'w going to thut over to jangle
so i don't think i disagree with anything that
want
has said so far but i might have a
but are i going to go before you i going to take the citrus take fuck you
ok
so yeah there
i think there's a lot of good conversation be had like these were not these like god's
i think weh you have this conversation like i want to talk really fast i we just like destiny i want to be like
yeah like basically were we're going to talk ore now is like
listen i want have a really nance conversation like the founding the fathers and there findings a lot of flaws
lot of things wrong that ma like based on
lot of finding funs like really think was wrong
what i'm trying to say is that
you know i co get understand like historal contaxts and i get things like
this the perpetuation of these systems the institutions is like
if you really understand you really understanding i have to copy destiny's everything i'm not even originally
i don't ean original bone my body
at all you know
but i mem i really think like the deviining bathers
reallys i
than basically like
the founder father is go
got to mak s are these a goas and the founding fathers
really is what i'm understanding was in
like the opinion of like the perpetuation of all these systems sytemic racism the sixty nine he broadsway new york times and like you're not really informed you don't know anything about it like
and he didn't really want to like this iss youe of the fothing gothers like don't e real understand like anything was based on on going
left like all
all right
ather
toether
yeat they were homophobica
i guess fucking you can't like anyone for
they were
too far back right
but that doesn't but
the more important thing for me is
like
the way that we venerate them it condenses american history and greatness down to like these individual
message not
it is a documented fact that historians like
have condensed a lot of stories condensed a lot of the american movements especially the american founding
into these like the founding fathers
this
hen is individuals and changes
who's the founding father
like there's a reason i picked mup beer tonight samuel adams
gets a lot of credit for like bost
and like all the things he didn't boss like he was the instigator of everything that happened in boston n he
but there was a
turns outs a bunch of people who actually wyvou there's a bunch of people
who actually i believe in the things of the founding fathers did and it condensed that and to give credit
to a bunch of like individuals to me that's that's
oo right
are you
of him
answ
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i been verli was a sex and race was but is what i
never say like oh no these gred i go do's never a doubt i do
a yes
ber
i think that that's
that's what i'm'm talking about
necessarily the most concerned is still talk
he's still talking
the most right
ok now it's going to be ho
um okay so
this is a kind of complicated issue and i want to kind of isolate what is the grain of truth
ah from the i think there's a grain of truth being used by the mainstream elements
ah of the democrats and liberals and leftists
that they're exploiting for what i would call nefarious ends so basically here's what i would say
it is very true
that
the notion that the american republic was founding as a truly universal republic for all
people all men are born equal and so on
obviously it's not true it represented the interests of a specific type of group
mm
so that's very much clear from history right
but
here's some important thing i'll say
i still think there is such a thing as a
a objective significance of america
and the american idea as opposed to the
the british empire
which many
revolutionary and progressive and so on
movements had had to take for granted as a premise in the twentieth century the actors may have been hypocritical in regards to the full consequences and extent of this idea
but im
that doesn't change the fact that
the
founding fathers are the founding fathers of what we call the united states the american states
that it's very clear for example that
ah slaves and descendants of slaves never were able to ever get to a point of actually being
equal
ah
or even just stakeholders in the united states as a project the chance for this was
the forty acres in a mule which because land ownership is a premise of being able to be a part of a political community of poliicy
right this was at uh
this promise was
was went back upon it was
well how should i put it
it was violated basically
a and since then there have been genuine authentic aspirations among black peoples and among other groups indigenous people and so on
to have a
authentic
a national self determination their own sense of
polity and national self determination
i think the way to reconcile this issue is to recognize
this need and demand for national self determination
while also recognizing that there is an american state
and
a the we have to be very careful here right
if
the united states ceases to be and
the first step for this is obviously the elimination of the founding symbols and the founding fathers
if this ceases to be what's going to replace it are we going to return to feudalism are we going to return to techno feudalism the british empire like
what how will this be negotiated who is going to be consulted it's really an opportunity for
tech elites and other interests to circumvent
um
circumvent the kind of constitution all these kind of things
that were in place after a
seventeen seventy six so one has to be very careful here despite all moral perspectives on the question
about what's really going on when it comes to this elimination of of
america's founding history or the symbols thereof
now a final thing i will say is that
of course the founding fathers
owned slaves and represented the interests of a particular class and her particular group and so on and so on
what
i don't believe this was their innovation
these things had preceded them
actually
under the british empire
and the sixty nineteen project claims that the british empire was on its way to abolishing slavery in the colonies
but we know later that we have no reason to believe that because it was the british empire that was propping up the confederacy so clearly there was a fundamental dependency there
um
that many commenters pointed out
ah was
from the very start there was a tension between
the american idea or the american project
and the institution of slavery
a there was an inner tension which was not fully resolved but
revealed during the civil war and the events surrounding the civil war when the british empire in france and so on supported the confederacy against the union
so we have to evaluate the significance of the founding fathers not based on the standards of today
but based on what was their unique contribution to history what did they actually accomplish and to me
the significance of the founding fathers as far as what they accomplished is a
the american republic republic that is by the people for the people and of the people
has america as a project i rely lived up to this idea ideal no
and' it's not clear to me that it has
but i still think i
it's still meaningful and it's still real foundation of the
a state
the continuity of the american state
that's all
babian
yeah i you know i'm pleasantly surprised the marxist ens and i apparently are on the same side on almost all these issues but
you know i
i would almost in many ways reiterate what what has is said but i think another thing that we can maybe look at is understanding the cultural context of their times
and looking at it today and i think a great example that is thomas jefferson right
thomas jefferson owned slaves
he very likely procreated with slaves right
which is you know a form of rape
right
he
did horrible terrible things right
but at the same time
i think you a great
quote i had a professor say once was
you know
good men are a product of their time and great men rise above that
and i think you see that even in thomas jefferson right thomas jefferson
was very afraid to quote john locke
the second treatise on government
when drafting the declaration of independence and
he didn't say life liberty and property
which is what he originally wanted to write
and said he changed it to life liberty in the pursuit of happiness
because he was worried that southern slaveholders
would use the idea of property as a means to maintaining a slave empire
he also in eighteen zero seven you know made sure
that the act prohibiting
prohibiting the importation of slaves was passed right
because you have and that was to be
you know to go in effect in eighteen o nine
because of the ratification of the constitution in seventeen eighty nine it was protected for twenty years
that the transatlantic slave trade couldn't be
abolished and yet he made sure during his own presidency
that right at eighteen o nine when that when that was no longer protected
that he could get rid of the transatlantic slave trade
right so you see these things you go wow they're so paradoxical
and i think you do have to look at these people in the product of their time and
and what they accomplished in terms of liberalism and terms of using the promises of enlightenment thinkers
and bringing it forward into a government
is it is extremely important n obviously i'm an i'm an anarcho capitalist i don't believe in a state
right
but i mean i still have to look at them in their time and
many of their libertarian ideas and philosophies and
the minerkist you know kind of constitution that they created and set forth for us
and in a lot of ways that has been bandoned in a lot of those promises to people
you know obviously only extended to white men that were property owners right
but i mean at the same time we do have to look at the cultural context and see what they achieved
getting rid of monarchistic systems right
and it's not until world war one
that you see the ideology
of that with woodrow wilson entering you know entering the war
and
you seeing world war one becoming kind of an ideological war between monarchies and
constitutional monarchies with america there and the idea of constitutions and parliaments
so i think that's a really important thing that we should
we should understand is that we do need to look at them in context but also know that these were great men and great thinkers
and to say that like oh just looking at their ideas is like
oh these guys are backwards
because of the product of their time
and not looking at some of the genious writings of thomas jefferson and madison and monroe and hamilton and franklin
would be would do a great disservice
in increasing the poverty of philosophy and education that we have in america
on because there's a lot of good stuff there
but we also need to make sure we frame it in the context of the time
ok next is going to be demon machine
ben connor
well thank you fabian for taking most of my points
asked
i was going to bring up the
part about life liberty and
suit of
property versus
happiness
cetera
that was pretty frustrating
but
the thing that
i would have to say is if you just want to take a smooth brain take of it is
these dudes took on a fucking eumpire
and they did have some help with the french and obviously various other in even native american tribes and things like that
uh
but i also want to give a little credit to something i learned this past
week
when i was on vacation in charleston where
lot of
that should happen where
the te where the tea party revolution
which happened all along the east coast
it happened here
in the dates wise
it actually happened in charleston first wheen they started protesting the t
tariffs and things like that
and then it happened a few days later in boston
where they dumped it into the fucking ocean
and so it was
a
a very large
thing that was happening that they were
working with lack of communication
and they led a revolution
that succeeded against the largest navy that it existed up until that point
so
mean there is some credit where they got some shit done
also
very much
like a lot of they're thinking of how to go forward to
let the document that they wrote
also kind of be able to be molded with the times as it goes on to where it's not just stuck in seven hundred seventy six when they originally wrote it
etcetera
so i
i don't want to just tear them down to be like we should get rid of them i think that would be stupid because you're throwing away a lot of
really interesting
knowledge
with that
so
that that's pretty much it
connor
yeah
we have
quite a bit of contention
so i'm happy again to be aligned with an authoritarian communist
pissing me off but
you know that's great
so what did the founding fathers actually accomplish
the american republic
yeah
has it lived up to its ideals
now
no society lives up to its ideals that's why they're called
fucking ideals
they are things to be striven for they are virtues
principle
if you if you look at historically back at any society look at the roman republic
was it perfect
fuck no
was greek democracy perfect no of course not it doesn't matter what geographic locale y what people you go to
there's going to be a spouse principles and there's going to be failures of those s spouse
schols and they're going to be dealing with
the material conditions that they're surrounded by
people don't just fucking impose twentieth century or twenty first century morality into the fucking you know nineteenth or eighteenth century as fucking perfect like emotional and fucking moral avatars
bush
and then on top of that so one of the things that was pointed out
was thomas jefferson
intentionally sabotaging the institution of slavery
they basically kew
that if they tried to go after it wholesale they wouldn't be able to achieve the revolution
so they made a compromise
and as a result
they held on to something that was nefarious
and as a result
people
who
founded a lie
her who perpetuated a lie
sent two hundred thousand
of their countrymen
to kill another two hundred thousand of their countrymen
to fulfill
this lie
if you look at the morals and virtues of american history if you look at the twentieth century as a fucking hole you need to be a cynical fuck and bastard
and say it's all bullshit
or you can say that these are virtues
and principles that we haven't lived up to that we're trying to live up to and that we fucked up the entire time
in the fact that like
the the fact that
what the insistence is that we're going to have a contention what your god damn right we're going to a contention
you want to turn around and you want to tell american kids
their entire fucking country their entire perpetual every s the civil war world war two world war one it's all based on a fuck and like at the fuck out of
i'm not going to tell my kid that shit and i'm not going to let that be the fucking education of my god damned country are you fucking kidding me
especially when there's a whole bunch of contradictory fucking evidence that points in the exact opposite direction i' have no idea
what the like i get why it would be fucking person
but i think you're completely ignoring
any evidence to the contrary of your position
so that lie meant many different things to many different people and again
hundreds of thousands of people have died in order to fulfill that quote unquote law sent finally
ight have thank youz appreciate you come back brezy thank you
i think xander hall said that
m
but these are great men by definition
they are people
who have been
vested
with power and opportunity
and this is the thing if you look at people obviously the products of their fucking time
but by definition when you the
plenty of people
who squandered
power in wealth and opportunity
we hold these people
to historical criticism
because they didn't use their power
in a way that benefited them during that time
but when you look at people who achieve something with their power and their opportunity and it become something else
then you do lot those people because they exercise virtue in ways that are risky
as brought up by demon machine as brought up by fabian
that these weren't some random like philosopher duchbags
who came up with fucking ideas and then implemented them in a vacuum they were
fighting the world's most powerful empire at that time and beat it
that's fucking insane
so to act like there're stakless a mooral fucking virtueless doduchebag
it's bullshit
so jangles going to go after you a little bit
who cares what the founding fathers have to say there are a bunch of dead douche bags
what do they know about fucking political structures from two hundred years ago
these were students of history
these were people who specifically studied
the roman republic in greek democracy
looked at all of the failures of power
and said how do we create a social institution that can perpetuate that is simultaneously
rigid enough
to give a society a structural framework on which to base itself
but
flexible enough
that it can perpetuate itself
thousands of years into the future as long as people wield power
in an appropriate way
those are important questions that have been failed throughout history
for fucking millenniam
and we are literally the oldest fucking democracy on the planet
because these people asked the right questions at the right time
so
did
the fucking thing that bugs the shit out of me
these things are not without consequences
they have not occurred within a moral fuck and vacuum
they were difficult to fucking implement
they involved blood in fucking treasure and sacrifice
and guess what
when you try to impose your fucking ideals on society you're going to find out that it's going to demand a lot more of you than just fucking philosophiz in a goddamn room with nine fucking assle
you
ok
for everybody in shop
i would like
say that
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the last topic of the night
it is open for discussion
so some i want to jump in of that indor bring up
real quick is the fact that
also something else that the founding bathers did was they put a lot on the fucking line
if they lost they were all like
you
end of story
like
they wouldn't have been questions asked they would have been hung
so
it wasn't like they were going to do this and if it didn't work out they were just going to go home and
go to their farm
but we geting and understand that the very people they enslaved
would have been hung killed
raped regardless of their outcome
i think it's something we ought to recognize at the same time if we are going to appease to connterpoints
or sorry catch jesus christ i'm sorry ter to talk about you talking about slave rebels
like no i'm speaking i'm let me let me finish the let me finish the point all the way like we recognize
that the stakes were high for these individuals
creating something separate and trying and advocating in
pushing towards our own self determination we can also recognize at the same time
there very tools that they use
which were people
never achieved that self determination so in what we're talking about contradictions
there's there's one right there that it's a very easy thing which if you
i'm not again i'm not saying like i'm saying if you in the context of people who might be listening like if you were to take a history course or any history course there's sort of conver conversation about those contradictions like how like
why is it that there's a group of people advocating for their own self determination while simultaneously at the same time taking that self determination from others and then it doesn't matter what the stakes were for africans
they were it didn't matter if the if the goals were met or lost they were still going to be dehumanized brutalized no different than the indigenous people for the land that they stole from and then what sucks about that what sucks right is when we
try to have those complicated conversations about the very contradictions that exist in the united states of america what we now know is the united states there is a movement that wants to push back and say we can we cannot talk about these things these things are in the past but then there's a simultaneous recognition or contradiction that we ought to make sure we recognize and understand the full complication of the founding fathers
ok
so what i would like to answer i would just like to answer your question flat out even though i already know you know the answer because i want to basically say for the audience
right
right the reason why this contradiction contradiction exists
is because of religious
and pseudoscientific
racist philosophy
that people believed at the time
that black people were a subjenre of human beings that they weren't real human beings or alternatively
they were the tribe of
cam
that was punished by god
in therefore it was morally acceptable to enslave them
because basically they had committed some grievous sin against yah
right these are the religious and pseudo scientific justifications that people told themselves
in order to dehumanize black folks
and keep them out of this great idea
the
i
i don't have a problem with talking about those kinds of things
and on top of that
i think we we have to reckon with those things
because if we don't
then basically what's happening is it's like oh you know all the fucking conservatives get on their hands and knees and metaphorically blow the founding fathers without acknowledging any of their fuck and sins
which is a fucking problem because obviously we can talk about all this nefarious bullshit that was going on at the time
but then my problem with kind of like
let's let's just face it liy is a very strong word
ok sure
the the problem that i'm like
this really knee jerky defensive about
is because i think i know
two hundred thousand union soldiers
died
killing
another two hundred thousand confederate soldiers
in the name of sure
maintaining the union
but ultimately
with the fucking goal
of abolishing slavery within the united states
so i'm not comfortable
saying that they died for a lie
it's you could say that they died for an incomplete project
you could say that they died for values and ideals that we haven't lived up to even to this day
i'm comfortable saying that
i am not saying i'm not comfortable saying that they died for a livee
oh sure but we can we can recognize however right so
again and we're talking about stakes and conversations right like
if we look historically
the united states is not as i mentioned earlier the united states
is not designed
for black people
period
and this is historically reinforced
it is socially reinforced economically reinforced
and politically reinforced and then what happens is
when
specifically black people black radicals black nationalists
argue these things
i don't think it's
it' is fair
or
representative of the argument to start arguing the semantics of potential charge language
because oppressed people
will have charged language
about the analysis of the phenomenon
and that can be something that you can disagree upon
but i don't think that actually engages fully in the conversation about what do we do to make sure that we don't fall into those same traps
in in the first place you know what i'm saying so like
as an example right if we understand that
civil rights in the united states is in jeopardy and has always been in jeopardy
and it's a weapon that the right uses to try to strip
the rights of people we've got to start approaching those problems in some type of pragmatic way but even in the face of that in the face of that pragmatism there's still a fight of like well this is too far
or or maybe this isn't like like
what we ought to do we should do do this instead and like the core of my argument
um when it comes to
righting the wrongs of or putting us on a better path is we have to
have the faces
and stories and perspectives and history of oppressed people in the united states in the forefront alongside all those other i don't think you disagree with this alongside the other conversations that we have of things like the founding fathers and the constitution but even that very statement that i just said is going to make people within
and somebodies community right now on this panel start getting very uncomfortable and thats
my community to
so so i know i know other people want to talk so i'll try to be really quick because i know we're running out of time to
so basically what i would say is especially to my audience because i know people are getting uncomfortable already
is
this is what i want to work on with joe specific
is when joe says
hey i think that this country was built on a fucking lie i think it's bullshit i think that a bunch of fucking privileged ask toh bags
started a war for their own fucking benefit and they lied to a bunch of mother fuckers in order to fight that war and they didn't actually understand or respect the universal rights of human beings and they used pseudo scientific and religious reasons in order to dispossess people
of their human rights
i don't want to jump down your fuck and throat and call you a piece of shit that's my instanct
h but basically what i would rather say is
you and i have a fucking problem
we agree that theres a problem
how do we solve that problem
and that's a really fucking hard thing to do it's a really tough conversation we can do it another time and i don't want to monopolize time so i'll just leave it there
we yeah i think maybe to like kind of see how you do is going to be jangles see joe's perspective i think it's fair to say please correct me if i'm
saying the wrong thing
from a black perspective
in america
it is a lie
from that perspective i thk
think about it right
the founding mythology mythology doesn't mean it's wrong it' just like the founding idea of country
ah liberty pursuit of happiness
like what do these words mean for american black people they mean nothing
they mean is f if it's addressed to them and they are supposed to be included
in the we the people and the for the people by the people of the people
then from their perspective i could see why it is a lie of course from their perspective it's a com it's bullshit it's cynical it doesn't mean anything for them because
out
they have never been allowed to have a state
in this country again in the form of a
land ownership so ideas
the cannot assert their relevance
a solely on the terms of ideas themselves they have to assert their relevance in terms of people's way of life in terms of how they
feed themselves support themselves and this is specifically in the form of having
some kind of property some kind of land
and black peoples in america were promised forty acres in a mule after the civil war because even
lincoln and the republicans and the abolitionists understood
that
if we are going to make black people part of the union
really part of this union
they have to be given land they you know you can't leave them with nothing
h
but this this was not the
honored and he terms were not honored so to your mes nott not to cut you off like something that i think is also true at the same time is that there's a contradiction itself
because you'll have right the right wing wll say well we gave you land likek and then you think like ok what does gave you land mean
by giving
land that you're leasing out to former slaves
to continue the work that they were doing
because you recognize they wouldn't be able to exist in society otherwise is a lion of itself and then even than that like there's a way that maybe you could pragmatically make that a fair and just system but even in that there was still like the idea of like ok who controls the land that you now
cultivate the very person that enslaved you
yeah yeah they were forced for the sharecropper system to this is my understanding to work on this land and basically there was a continuity of their relations under slavery
so we who are not the black people we should understand why black people believe that it is a lie
but where i will give my two cents
is when this is extended when we start having liberals basically
using the authentic sentiments of american black people
to push their specific agenda upon the working people as a whole
and this is where i see red flags
i think can i ask one more follow up before you you close so
do you think that they're like
do you think liberalism might be the reason why
connor again i'm going to put a lot of to put a lot of maybe a lt on the table here unintentionally like
i feel like
liberalism at its core
is used almost as a weapon to sort of rile up individuals like connor born or connor who hear that statement or like it's a lie because i don't think that like
when i say it's sounds kind of god it sounds kind of weird but like when i say it and then somebody who identifies as a liberal say i don't think we're arguing in the same plane of consciousness i think what i would say not to just speak for him but what i would say that is that
liberal sorry con yeat liberalism has a blind spot it's not because people are morally bad or something it just has a blind spot
which is liberalism does not acknowledge fundamental differences between people
by fundamental i don't mean like racial realism or anything like that
i mean people have different history they have different culture and different experience
a
we are not just all the universal subject of the state
so
is i could see why they
i could see from the liberal's perspective why someone would be coming from there but overall
everything i said despite all the things i said i still think
that
america still even if it is allied
rightfully so from the perspective a black people
america still does have a meaning
for the
the american people right
so to me
i don't see the issue of the
instead of re evaluating the significance of the founding fathers
i think it is more productive
that
a
the specific needs of american black people for self determination and so on and so on
should be more brought to the table instead of just rewriting the
yeah can i can i address this because i was beally anyone else before
before i got to throw it over to jangles and fabian who
raised and kind of been waiting very
howre you maan
ck in it's
all right i wan't feel bad now
connard do you remember the issue you have with me like
like twenty minutes ago
sure
h was it you said a bunch of old fogy dumb ass white people don't know shit about fuck
i almost verbat im that year
yeah it's almost forbidden that so there wasn't to say that like
so i feel like this that misinterpreted my critique of that like what i'm saying is like when people invoke the founding fathers it's not just like
people invoke the founding fathers to
push
current
modern day
political goals
and that's dull
if you do that if you're a lefty a wrighty i don't care who you are you're very very stupid and you should stop doing that because you're inventing a fictitious
person to do that
uh like uh you said so uh car you said okay uh they uh
the have this
they created this like a a democracy as long as la
lasting democracy in the world
all that stuff is true
but they did it two hundred fifty years ago
ok if they were to to
be transplanted today to be like what the fucker women doing voting are there far there fucking queers here no this is people different colorsro they would absolutely do that and it's not because they're evil it's because they're from two hundred and fifty years ago anything you say that what they would do today
anything
is going to be a fiction and that you guys here when i said fundamental differences this guy's eyes lit up
he's like com
are you talking about
biological races
did you guys see that shit this dude is literally a fuck in the
he's probably a former all right guy and he's projecting on to me
his own pathologies and his own fuck and sick deranged
world views
this is literally a cancele called for leftist
who has never had an original thought on their fuck in life
and nobody is trying to police me on the terms of their own fuck in the
stupid as fuck and world view
like i give a shit about anything they ever have to say trying to fuck and police w do you mean fundamental differences
well what do you fucking think i mean dude
there's no such thing as good faith
you think i'm tempted to be a neo nazy like you are you're probably tempted to be all right i'm not fucking tempted to be that
you know
love of god
everything
jus going
like he live these lefties always act like we all are secretly tempted to be like right wing
and or like far right and neo nazi whatever it's like so fucking weird you know
it's almost like he's he's like
it's almost like sex like you know you're not supposed to talk about sex in public
i feel like leftis are in private neo nazis but they're just like oh you're not supposed to mention that in public
you know
so fucked up
the racial superiority idea and how deeply entrenched it is
and i think you see this best with benjamin franklin because
benjamin franklin famously visited a an all black school in new jersey right
and because of his experience there
publicly stated that he
changed his opinion
on the inferiority of black people
and their ability to learn right
so you have to understand that these founders they lived in a time where they quite literally believe
that black people did not have the same capacity of thought
reason or
of you know ability to learn certain things and yet you knowres a wre change
well no i'm addressing counterpoints idea that when he i'm just rebuffing you know buffing it up if you will
to address kind of the more general conversation
i think one of the things that we're missing here is a psychological understanding of how
especially conservatives and nationalism plays into
the portions of our brain that deal with secridity
and deal with religious concepts right
i think what we have to understand is that for many right wing individuals in america
especially those that tend towards nationalism
so you know the found i can't wait till this is over
we're going to go right to moldbog
as they have become religious figures they're the ideal of them
has taken on a life of its own that is in many ways
you know surpassed the actuality of what the men are
and so i think this gets into this idea where we need to start separating sometimes and understanding that there is the spirit of ideals
and then there's the technical definition of things right
i think it's really important that we approach things from this this bi modal perspective
and understanding that like
yes technically the founding fathers
did these things failed in these ways did these works of writing
etcetera et cetera
but we also need to recognize it for a large portion of the country
the founding fathers
have created this almost religious vigure of like the spirit of individualism right
or you know what what
you knowr com sorry ber might have called like
you know the protestant work ethic that is being
you know ingrained in these things and if you don't
i know that you might not like that take but if you don't recogniz that that's a portion
of how we view the founding fathers in this country
it's going to be difficult for you to parse out the contradictions and why they exist
so understanding it from a psychological and religious perspective
is an important scope that we need to engage with and tackle if we're going to have meaningful conversations
about how we view
the founding fathers in this country
think oh that's something with that
ok oh my god
please for the love of god
jangles everything you fuck and sat
is dead god damn wrong you know how you said it was all about
talking about stop confidently asserting incorrect things you know how you're saying that you could debate fuck and right wingers as long as you do what you're talking about you obviously don't know what you're talking about when it comes to the subject specific
losing you o on fucking two hundred and fifty years ago is not fucking ancient goddamn times we're not using feeling micheh we're not using teleo stare back a tucking
we're not using fucking telescopes in order to peer through the fuck and you know that the beginning of the universe in order to understand what the founding fathers
meant and intended andt a sign lesally wrote down shut the fo
would you try to say i literally wrote down they literally wrote down
every single fucking thing that they said and then on top of that if there's political conceptions that still exist today for instance
the balance of power between multiple chambers of government
has that has that changed in the pazle look the saye now has it and you shut the fuck up if you want to hear no grandplaine
do you want to hear the point or do you want to talk for me do you know you already know everything i'm going to say n know you can go connor you got ok when yeah ok one of the other things that you asserted
was basically that they wouldn't understand women fucking having the right to vote or people of color fucking having the right to vote
bartolome delas casas was an indigenous fucking lawyer for fucking native americans in the sixteenth
century
there were fucking ab abolitionists who were founders of the fucking country who believed that in order to fuck and advocate for a true and you know comprehensive and a more perfect union that black people and fucking native people needed rights under the federal fucking system and on top of that the first fucking suffragette convention
was an eighteen forty
which is literally contemporary to some of the founding fathers so the fact that you're pretending that these dudes are like fucking wiping their asses with fucking rocks and we can't understand what the fuck they're saying it's factually wrong
that
respond i'm going to scream
dude
i'm a scream at you when do women get the right to vote you say oh it's not that long n in twent years suer jetson like the eighteenth superjts exist in eight hundred forty women di when did women get the right to vote
after most of those people who are exisiting eight eunend forty were dead blaock isn't credible
you did not address anything that i said
nothing wh would you trust
a scientist
from seven hundred sixty yes or no
would i trust on what astronomy anything literally anything
sure astronomy absolutely you're wrong sorry no i guess the telescopes they literally predicted plan it's back in the seventy t one of b the years a researchkes our everything we had better all right every idea bettering follos for every idea that you have we we have eloosened it on there for two hundred and fifty years we have better ideas now than they didn't if you disagree with that i'm sorry you're wrong right ourds are freedom are much better you could
said oh one fucking guy why do you pep people you do you are goingthers like a few a the people a few the founding fathers like tossed around the idea of abolition
did they really do we want to like all these fucking cowards like own slaves but like the in their heart in their o hearts the really didn't all like slavery awesome they kept it they kept in slavery to keep the unan together you know what may a hey
we can call them cowards we can say that hey that's the choice they had to make the time i'm not interested in morally impugning the founding fathers all i'm trying to do all i've been trying to do from the very very beginning is say that anybody who tries to like use the founding fathers to like
great god what we want to do today is an idiot who cares what they want to do not because they were bad people but because they interisted two hundred fifty years ago they did not have any idea what our infrastructure is today they had no idea what our information systems are toy di know i our education the no idea what interest are today so what the pu we listen to them any time if both the founding fathers as do today is fiction if you disa
with that your wall what that's much to acknowledge that because you're give me a writing give me a writing on what bejamin franker said that we should do in twenty twenty one otherwise you're full shit i'll literally look it up you know find you somethingk that frank the stufking but at the same time why would anybther why would anybody based off of what you sad consider what la or a
marcus a reallys people who have been dead for ten times longer
but who are still offering philosophical and spiritual and virtual fucking guidance
two
p millions
of people across the fucking planet and not for some fucking religious motivation
literally just secular descriptions of politics and how they work why would anybody based off of your logic why would anybody consider anything that these people had to say when they've literally been dead ten times ong in dond storic any other on then that's the basis for like in the bet this is bullshit the virtues don't we principles don't change power doesn't change as a matter of fact
ceion that in't understand no these things have been understood for thousands of year i dont we have a difficultception what freedom others because you know why do we have a going to wrong why do they don't change why are you wrong why don't we have a di proerception means down you yeah i know i s joe yeah i want to pers yeah i want to perch something that's goct
said
and connor said
it at the same time
let's be careful with one thing right there are entire continents
that were
that had their own cultural expression
their own
um do you nequ this within
the world
at large
and then a concentrated effort
to colonize them
and strip them of their humanity their culture and who they are is something that we ought to
to recognize so i think that while we can agree that
these ideas and these invokions of these
from being quite frank
dead white guys perpetuates itself all over society we also never really looked at something else like we never were given the opportunity to what are the perspectives of
other individuals that these communities looked up to and respected
and due to a lot of reasons they were kind of
race from society but
i think that's something we ought to breakfast but i think something that scott brought up
which is really important here in
because this is my concern
when navigating around white nationalists
is that
one thing that they like to invoke
is this idea that the founding fathers and these individuals of these country are not they're not kings they're not monarchs they're beyond that they are these
these these deities and these figures that ought to not be challenged in any way and then what they do is they then go the next level down and say like
this constitution is a document that is consistent across all of society and that we ought not to change it because
it's essentially our bible so our founding fathers are gods and the constitution these documents they created our bibles now i'm not saying that that's what every single individual who believes right
because i'm saying that this exists and i've heard this within this particular space but then when i branch it out i see the consequences of that type of rhetoric where people firmly don't like
firmly
don't believe that the constitution is a living document and the's people who firmly don't believe
that the founding fathers are
are abel to be critiqued
and then what sucks about it is that like we understand that we we can critique anybody like we critique each other right now so why is it that these individuals found a way
to transcend
to a higher plane of consciousness i think like there's a lot i
there's a lot of like adopting of other things unintentionally but that's like a totally other thing
ok
so
we're going to wrap it up now
it's already pretty late so you guys want ending statements so you just want to wrap it up
i think we should rabb wann to
i'm fine
be honest with the
i'm down here
tommy said he wanted an ending statement
oh it's ok i'll just
but i need just need thirty
thirty seconds on the clock
ok janglesi also get thirty seconds of the clock after we just wrap it up
okay
benjamin franklin said love your enemies for they tell you your fault
he that falls in love with himself will have no rivals
there was never a good war or a bad peace
hey that lies down with dog sll riight with please better slip with the fot th look be for find yourself behind don't perst do'e your neighbors if you own windows that are glass
he that would live in peace at ease well done is better than else ieep going twenty otheruch in twenty twenty one in century i betteright good things good
was you wont go and the day i just begun she boken p it go wt the morning it's not a day it's a day of totching there was not oation having shes going toch she wants there is other a
's gone to she was here's another babyh here's another baby she's gone to here's another baby
so if you are inside the pace right y on the five the gentle voice that talks to you won't talk forver
shes so she was there's another bater she's gone to she wasre's another bahere's another b shes gone
i'm gonna i'm gona take a pce give me a second
a day just begoken i go on the morning it's a day it's a day of catching its not having she's going toch she wants there is another a she's gone to moorroble
she here's another baby here's another baby she's gone here's another baby
so if you are in sight of the days right she's a huntter on the f the gentle oice that talks to you won't talk forever it
she's so she wasres another ba she's gone to she wass another baheres another ba she's gone to boil
tol that she another baby
she's gone tomorrow all that she wants
he is another baby
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oh that she wants he's another baby
she's gone tomorrow all that she wants
here's another beabor
may you say
this is a long interview holy shit
ok let's watch
sell
their identity
it's narcissism not philosophy
one of the very few left operating in the shadows of the internet needless to say is a man called i should give you guys some background information me give you some background in forro infull
this guy the tucker' is going to interview his name is curtis yarvin
he was part of the
neo reactionary movement
he was a silicon valley creepy guy he's in bed with peter teal
and he has an idea called neo reaction
and
he's y he's a critic of democracy
and american enlightenment
and
he believe it's just some
i it's hard to fuck in someone up
but he's just a critic
he's a he's a critic he's an intellectual critic
ya he's just
he's interesting guy he's really interesting super fascinating super interesting
he's pretty smart he's got he's really insightful
a he's not as smart as nick land he's not as interesting as nick land
but
you know
he's got some stuff to say
im
the media tried to smear him as like an alt right guy
he's not all right he's not
a white nationalist
he's more like a libertarian
with weird characteristics
that's what i'll call him libertarian with weird characteristics
respective philosophy has more to speak than he might let on why
are you saying that
curtis garvin
for years he blogged under the name mentus molbug n and we should say that curtis yarvan
neodctionary means
he's trying to return to the
critique of
but dur the modern
enlightenment
and democracy and stuff
like the reactionaries to the french revolution
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i did
i read it
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are he's trying to decentralize the internet
h and implement his ideas it's he's like a utopian he's like a utopian libertarian socialist
i can't explain it just watching himse'll be super interested
i promise you something o
this guy is super interesting
he's super super interested
i promise you that much
i can promise you her fact
actuality he super interesting let's watch it
i've been wanting to watch this i haven't watched it
so let's watch it together
but purely because he had something to say he wrote
about a million words
for free on the internet about his
life philosop
now
personally i would be lying if i said i understood all of it don't have the necessary i q to claim that
but i can say having read a lot of its interesting is help provocative gets you thinking and more than anything adds needed perspective on the moment
we're in now
for the crime of saying interesting things curtis yarvin
has been hounded
nonstop
by the people who write wikipedia by the banks
by the people who maintain the status quo at all costs
we think particularly because we have a full hour
thatll be worth
talking to courtisyar
about what he makes of the moment we're living in right now by the way if you're interested in reading more he writes and substack
it's called gray mirror
is his feed i guess on subscon a chritis arben a genuinely interesting person honored to have him with us today
thank you for that lovely intro tucker i'm know this is one of those conversations that's sound too fit was it too fake
and thead you know i mean i'm not
i'm not even i just have wanted to have you on
because i think you're really interesting i don't understand everything that you're arguing i don't know if i agree with it or not
but i do know that you're considered highly controversial
b by people which is almost always a sign that you are saying things that you are worth thinking about how have has it been five months
thank you gaga
i need a five month badge i don't even have a five month badge
i need to badges guys
think
i've read a lot of your stuff i
think you're a hater in any sense you're not calling for anyone to be heard i don't think you're crazy
think you're pretty far out in a way that is worth
thinking about anyway thank you for coming i appreciate this i think
actually
just to put the you know
i think the best slur out there is that if you read my wikipedia biography
it basically has me saying that black people should be enslaved because there are congenal congenitally stupid
and that's which is a remarkable thing to say actually i think that's what my bank canceled me for
and it's if you actually
what a fult
did he actually say that
if i don't think we can watch this then if he said that s what the fuck
oh that i'm in
see for myself
ok he did he's denying it he's denying
but if you sort of read it straight out kind of stereotypically
you read that and i'm just like this is beautiful
i'm like this is a beautiful work of propaganda
directed a such a slur i mean i know i know i know children and i yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i think i think i think i think i think recently my son actually got cancelled from his soccer team
a for that i'm not sure but there was something like that it worked out well in the end
m but you know it's a it's a
it's
it's a remarkable experience sort of
and
in a way like when i look at the things that
you know sort of out of this million words that you get
sort of noticed or cancelled for
you basically learn not how to not do these things and how to not create the opportunity right sh i mean on right winger or edge lords
see what i mean
like what the fock
for these kinds of strange construction
it's just so interesting that it gets the first thing he brings up like dude get
talk about the other s
what's the funk is wrong with you
no it's
like i gui he's trying to say like oh yeah they they're lying about me or whatever but it's like
still dude like that's what you're going to open with
the fun
that they want
in i can' overstate this since for our
audience that reads
you know take
take an hour and read curtis yarvin
and it's
it bears no resemblance to the way that it's characterized but it's interesting that they focused on you to shut you down you're clearly saying things
that threaten them
so let's just give our viewers a taste of what you actually think so
our withdrawal from afghanistan devolved immediately into a profound humili yet this is what i wanted to hear
yeah and i guess i have to say like i don't agree with him but
he still offers
insights into what silicon valley is thinking
i don't know maybe i'm giting too much creds
reiation for the united states and the american empire
such as it is
take three steps back as a philosopher and assess what this tells us about our current system well
whatever you'r humiliated
it should be
always be a learning experience yes you're being as a person
you're being humiliated because you learn something
that was painful to you es you didn't want to know or didn't want to be reminded of
yes and that's beautiful thing it's a beautiful thing having been been been humiliated and it's a beautiful and necessary
and wonderful thing and there are two kinds of people
who respond to humiliation in two different ways
either basically they take that in and they're like ok
what was it that i learned that was
so painful
and how do i avoid making the same mistake again and getting humiliated again in the same way
or you know they're sort of more than narcissistic type and they go into this kind of narcissistic rage where they're just like i never want to hear they blame the message
somethly and they blame the messenger
and so you know with sort of the fall of afghanistan i think that
there are a lot of people
who still think of the u s government as having the competence that it had
fifty years ago
seventy years ago
even in the fall of saigon which was basically a masterpie
compared to
and and
and and and so they look at this
you know these are americans out there and they have a kind of you know deeply ritual
association with the real washington and both of us have a family background in the real washingtones and so
you know what they think of and pause there and just tell o our viewers what your background is oh you know my dad was foreign service officer which is so i went around living in embassies and consulates
around
his grandparents were in the communist party do you know that
he's like a he's a big right winger but
yeah
the world that was kind of a
an international jew you might say actually i always wanted like a lifetime subscription to international jew magazine can you see it
you know but
okay dude i this guy's an edgmlore like i know he's jewish so i guess he's allowed to say that but
is
being edgy i don't i don't trust this
w is is this even safe to watch because i i'm i mean
that's borderline
twich
but
i'm scared about what he's going to say going forward so you know what
i need like a mod to watch this whole thing and then i'll be fine becuse this dude is just a fuckin
dude this is why i thougking can't stand right wingers i literally can't stand
them because they literally can't contain
being edgy in public
and it gets me in fucking trouble you know
this is national t v i know but
i don't know how strict ititch is
compared to this
i don't want to risk it
there's no point in risking
canlexander watch
just watch it privately and just see if there's funck in
yeah
it doesn't get worse
i i need a mad to
his self depreciating humor is ok
yeah i know but
remember where we are at
ok so you have to be mindful that
i don't know i don't know i mem it's not like i'm partnered tonight and there's someone i can talk to about this
i got my partnership application denied
for no reason
the reason they gave me was that
you need to wait ninety day sixty day or whatever ninety days after a suspension whatever
and i weaited the exact amount
to submit it in a month later they told me no
looks like your channel was recently suspended channels must be a good standing for at least ninety days
following their last suspension
which i was
so it's weird
or maybe they meed ninety days after
your suspension was restored
but my suspension was p all that's what they meant
what they mean is ninety days
after you get on bad
ah dude i should have just waited
well the ninety days are up now because it's september
so i could do it in like a week or whatever
ten days
the next time i could do it is in like september twenty whatever
so i can't even do it yet
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your you don't have just sh i maye you for the a sens of the story
maange y life
so today we're going to do something fun and something different something i'm really looking forward to
so
you know we've been on the david packman show i think about twice now
and you know really appreciate his dialogue in the way that he works in the way he thinks and stuff like that
and so you know the last time we were on on david packman show we sort of talked a little bit about
you know sometimes he'll say that people will kind of disagree with him and will be pretty vocal
and i sort of mentioned to him that you know it would be really cool to like
sort of talk to someone in an open ended
non judgmental manner about you know what they believe and how they came to believe it
becuse i find that so much of political discourse right now is like really just you know
plastering the other side is backward or idiots or whatever
and one of the things that i really appreciate we can't watch moldbug i don't trust that guy he's too edgy
we're goinga fuck and see if it's clean
first mod's a going to check it then we're going to see if we watch it
appreciate about you know training to be kind of non judgmental through you know became training to become a monk
and sort of accepting people where they're at and like learning how to listen is all and also like learning how to be a good listener through
m you know training as a therapist
i think that those skills can actually be applied to like you know non therapeutic or non spiritual places
and one of the goals that we kind of are focused on you know here at healthy gamer is just to try to understand people right
and educate people about different different perspectives
and so a lot of times our focus has been on like mental health but sometimes we'll talk about stuff like you know how to fih
you can you guys give me a second
me second
me second give me second give me second give me a second
missing it
ick on on a second
make milk whi was saying
a close second
i'm never gonna say i'm sorry i'm a lve for every moe
ho should we study and things like that
but today we're going to try something a little bit different
and we're going to hop into a call with
david packman as well as a long time
i don't know if i should call him fan of the show
but you know there's someone who's who disagrees a lot with david packman but i understand calls in a lot and the i think they've got like a good and healthy dialogue hopefully
and that's jimmy from philly
and so we're going to hop in with them and we're just going to talk to jimmy for and david for a little while and try to sort of understand you know a little bit about
jimmy's experience of the world and what he believes
so i know it's a little bit different but i'm really looking forward to it
and let's get started
welcome everyone david do you want to go
good i'm sorry
this guy fucking he's like
he has so much audacity
for how he looks you know
he has so much audacity
what by
go ahead and kick things off
let me do that yeah just to kind of set the situation here so basically
i talk to all sorts of people on my show at some point
jimmy started calling in and we know jimmy is jimmy from philly
and we would he would bring to me different ideas and questions and i found me to be an interesting character a sad character in many ways a concerning character in some ways as well
what is that
but i think o report is sort of ok although jimmy
does regularly say
you know homophobic things transphobic things racist things et cetera and i think there's probably a lot to dig into there about the the sort of origins
why did this guy's acting like the biggest bad ass
maybe he is but
why does he look
he doesn't look well
or oranges of that
a couple things i'll mention about you know our dialogue with with jimmy
m jimmy has talked to me about his problems with alcohol and you guys can probably see he's got some bottles there over his right shoulder
and that's
this shit is personal do these people hate each other
they actually have personal beef
this guy drove pacman so crazy that he had to bring him on dr kay to sort the beef
that's something i've talked to jimmy about before
um jimmy has talked about how he
has a daughter but at least at one point wasn't allowed to see her because of some physical violence that jimmy was at least aku i'll say he was accused of and will maybe leave it to jimmy to tell us more about the specifics of that
jimmy was also arrested not long ago because of as i understand it
chasing a car
with four black teenagers down the street while intoxicated and that led to a sort of legal
situation as well for jimmy and that's kind of the jimmy that i that i know big picture
and every once in a while jimmy will say something that's sort of open
and he seems open to considering other ideas et cetera
but very quickly he'll go back into
the transphobia the homophobia the racis and and that's kind of that's jimmy as far as my relationship with him which has been through
the internet and through my show
quite the introduction
so i want to just clarify a couple things so i noticed you know david
mentioned like alcohol use and things like that
so just to clarify and make sure we're all on the same page jimmy i am a psychiatrist
but i and my understanding of this conversation is that you know i'm not here because david's here too we're going to just three people having a conversation talk i wanted to just make sure that are you under the impression that i'm your medical doctor or that i diagnose you with anything you for anything ok
so we're just going to have a conversation and try to understand each other better so the goal of what we do
the reason i stream is just so that we can try to understand
people better
and share that understanding with everyone who's watching
are you kind of cool with that
yes
just so you understand you know if after the call if you do sort of decide that you do want mental health support or treatment or things like that
you're welcome to kind of message us and we can kind of provide you with resources we do that for every you know guest that that comes on
it you know but that's kind of it your request we're not going to push anything on you or recommend anything or anything like that
it's just someth su why
ok
um so jimmy is it okay if i kind of ask you i mean do you want to share a little bit like do you want to offer an introduction or
i've got to come o i mean
yeah so first of all like how did it feel to hear david's kind of like litany of how he introduced you
why he's done a lot of it wrong
actually
ok
can you when i get the call with him last year
i clearly said that they were forur
black
twenty somethings not teenagers
this didn't occur in philadelphia it occurred in the suburbs
let's see what else
a
i was arrested for public drunkenness but i beat the case
they had a video of me going after a car
it doesn't prove that i was druck
they the arrest of me because i was off my pri
the video showed them that i was off the property
and they said i was publicly drunk the video showed that i was angry
not that i was drwgk
m
i was drunk but
hm
i was very
i wasn't that drunk i was
they were ready to let me go at the police station
i said the m were in the back of the police car so they wont let me go
sure
so what i'm kind of hearing is that like you didn't get a fair rap
from david
well here's what happened ok so
i'm a trump supporter i have signs on my lawn they continue to get stolen right
so i sat out there was guarding
and i'm drinking a little bit while i'm out there
four black men bumbwah the lan
it takes signs real quick
and they ride around the
lak
pointing me three times
fuck whitey
fock trump
the second time they did i ran in the house i got a knife
third time they got caught the delight
i ran af to the cor
was a little tipsy i stopped to stab the top of the tire
i should have stabbed the sidewall but
the night this
disintegrated in my hed
and at
they got in the car lafh and then chaseed me back to the house
some that we took a video of me doing this
and that
the gave it to the cops
in the cops locked me up for public darkness but i beat the case because
they never showed up
they never they didn't have a case
yp
yeaes so i mean thanks for sharing that jimmy i appreciate it but what i'm kind of curious about is like
when you have kind of your side of the story and like i was frankly kind of shocked i mean david is it i mean is it ok if i be critical of you
for second
please i wouldn't i would love it
so like here he is introducing you
and like he starts off with like bottles in the back and like got arrested for this and like
you know it's kind of a weird way if it's a real charmer
yeah i mean how does that feelce be
i mean likecause it's almost like he's sharing like the most negative or pro provocative things about
well
davidson propaganda what can i tell you i mean he's good at it you
yes so how does that
how does that make you kind of feel to be and i was laughing the entire im and i noticed that yeah that's what i was kind of asking
right because and so so i don't get to send it easy doc if that's where you're getting that i really don't
people can say what they want i really don't care
yes o not the person
you know now see what david wants to make a out of in this situation is
basically that i'm crazy for going after the car
why had two choices doc
how many men are going to sit there
when four men come onto their lawn
take their property i don't give a shit what it was
for my trump signs
then you have to t
the tomrity didn't drive around the neighborhood three times
yelling racial epitaps at me
winting me with the signs to g at the window
and i'm just supposed to sit there like a little soy boy
i don't think so
that's not going to happen
that's not the type of person i am
i am going to do something about
right or wrong i'm going to jail i don't gi a flap
you do something like that to me
you are you're going to get held responsible in some kind of way and you
i think the whole thing's funny
the whole thing's funny
youh so i jimmy
you kind of said that's not the kind of person i am can you help me understand what kind of person you are
well apparently david would have sat on the wall watched these morons righte around and torn him
amd thought it was crazy for me to go after the
yeah so jimmy i'm going to just i may do something a little bit unusual i may sort of ask a question again so when i ask you like you said that's not the kind of person i am and you say
wehle david would have done this like
i'm not interested in what kind of person gave it as you s like in other words i had two choices right
i was duted to call the police or do nothing
but but but they were was trying to make me sound crazy that
and i actually took action when the have to
that just in all from
and do you find saying i'm not kind of person
that's going to sit there
and watch something like that
yeah sure i's right anyay
yet
you know i get that
uh so i'm i'm
but do you oftentimes so what i'm hearing is that like you know a lot of people in your situation kind of may lay down and take it
but you're not going to lay down and take it
yeah but this was basically a thing david put out there you know like i was nuts for taking action
i was not crezd i just di y pl person i a
and i wouldn't blame the guys for not doing that
sure so but
ya
yeah and do you find that oftentimes you know people try to like paint you as crazy by sort of sharing stories like this or
or things like that
well i am a little nutstock i have no problem with that
what is i mean i do thingk that most people wouldn't do
i'm very aware of
that is my personality that's how i am
can you help me understand that a little bit like what do you do that other people wouldn't like help me understand like who are you bro
but
gee i don't know i
i'd like to have fun
ok
i see everything is funny
ok
i make fun of everybody and everyone including myself
ok david see if i make fun of like a
homosexual
or transsexual let's face it a man in the dress is the funniest thing
since the dawn of time all right i'm sorry
i make fun of these folks
but that doesn't mean that i hate them
if these people want to be accepted as normal
then they better be ready to take jokes
you understand
yeah
if you're making them some secret caw which is what david does
and then that
that's just
they're not special people
ok
oh my godness
i have nothing against him
but i think that when shit is funny it's funny and i'm going to point it out
sure
so what i'm kind of hearing is that the way that you you kind of you know treat them in a sense fairly
right because
everyone gets made fun of i don't treat them any way i made fun of them
sure
yeah
big deal
w they can't handle that
and you wearing a dress trying to
look if you look like steve i'm not go on you susie ok i'm just not doing it
i'm not doing it
i think in new york
a landlord or an employer
is fined well over one hundred thousand dollars if they don't refer to these people
as a certain pronoun it could be they ars
what
that's insanity
i'm not going to accept your delusion
go ahead and be diluded you have the freedom to do it
but you're not going to force me to withddress you
as a woman when you're clearly a man
it makes that simple
this is comp this is logic
is science biology
yeah and and so i'm i'm a little bit curious jimmy when when you sort of
you know when there's a group of people that are defying science and logic and biology like
how does that
because you seem to get kind of passionate there as you were talking about it how does that affect you
wo but is this guy
who is this guy doude
it pisses me off
when what pisses you off about it
what pisses me off you're trying to get me to accept your delusion
you have the right to be delusional but
you a make a me look if you look like steve i'm not calling you susie that's want to know where they found im
were
i'm this guy dude
oh yeah this is the people david pacman has to deal with every day
good
limves s'll never be comfortable
you always have crazy people
bothering you
saying dumb shit
that sums it up i ale philosophy
sure
i got no problem with gae i got no problem with you
oh do sh lease call me
hello
hello
hello i hear you
do so
yeah the your name
they ask me
that's your real name susu
yeah yeah absolutely my birthdaye what's up
so this is actually really really important
wll give me a secon yeah
ok
it's super important
okay
hold on a minute
oh okay
we can hold for ads
i listen
yeah i'm listening
so why are you talking she about me
because you're an ass hole and you're the worst
and you pic from that background
is my room
that's so disgusting what the fuck is wrong with you
h some some things some things but but anyway yeah are you going to answer for your crimes against uh kicking my dog
no
yeah that's what i thought y you always avoiding dog in line how about that
keep your foot off my dog
what if your dog's going to run into my foot what do you expect going to happen
you have another foot you could pick up that other foot you know you got to be
conscientious of dogs running a where your sword memember you had a sword
oh yeah it's upstairs i got an axe down here though
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looks like a viking kind of x that looks like oh that ones cool
yeah this one's just kind of like a simple you know get the job done kind of x but this one like
i break this one out for special occasion you go to the renaissance fre
ah no
w why do you have
medieval weapons
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excuse me
that was a very personal question you
you get me on stream and you ask me like super personal invasive questions like what do you have medieval weapons like
that is so rude man
like you can't be putting me on blass like that
forocked up
look all i'm saying is that
it's a little bit gridche
you're you're wrong that's what reallycur a nerd or something
knives arech are for chads what are you talking about i'm confused
what are your views on veganism
not a fan
i like me
augards
are you a vegan
no
ok me right now
oh let me see
let me
oh shit i just kind of dented my monitor with my axe that's fine
okay let me let me see i'm going to i want to make sure you're not lying to me
i'm going to your scream i'm checking
im waning to meete you so i don't
like here myself
okay let's
they' got like stream sception here
oh god i hate looking at myself like why am i so big on your stream
make me smaller
can you shrink on that
that a chicken nugget or like a tokito what is that it's ethiopian inerbred
wouldn't chick
that is really cool i i've never seen that before
are you going to share
no
is your own faer
thank yous fine
oh well um that's very that's very
upseting me you know i kind of wanted some i got i got coirkies by the way
got what
i got cookies chipsahoy you do you like cookies
yeah can i have one
mae i'll share it with you just this one time
them
thank you
you welcome
ya e
i feel like sharing is like hearing and stuff
so what do you do
to stdream about
um i just make people watch whatever it is that i'm watching
ah we watched some alex jones do you like that guy
really
yeah
he'sve the guy
he has some really good remixes out there a my favorite ones the gay frogs remikes they go pretty hard
so that's what we were watching we also watched a bit of a
hillary clinton remixes i don't know you know i just do whatever i'm feeling
at the time
m interesting so
let me ask you a question
yeah i rated you
last time remember that
yeah i did i also like danny devito here's my drawings
so
is it true that you are a cat
sometimes like go part time part time cat you know the rest of the time have to pay my bills i can't be a cat forever
but how
i just do it like you know you just
he just go like
two
it's easy
have you ever tried it
no
hight why not because you're actually not allowed to change your species
w who said that
where
it's literally in a law
that that's not a lot there's a man that became a dolphin i'm going to show you you don't know what you're talking about
you don't know you don't know what you're talking about like
look at ok
dolphin
okay heare i'm i'm proving you wrong right now because
i know what i'm talking about look at this
if you can't change your species
then fukn explained this
what a fuck is that
it's dolphin
dolphin man
gary what is that
like it's dolphin man by look
see
if you can't change your species how is this dolphin man right here in front of our eyes seeing is believing
this is the stuff you watch
sometimes
uh sometimes we also watch uh
this guy
eyes of the way
y what a fucight
yeah why
because you can be anything you want you can totally change your species you can't just tell me that people can't change your species when this is right in front of you
the proof's right here man
but
ok so
do you not see the insanity in this
i don't know i think he looks pretty good
i can clearly tell he's a horse
would you recommend him to take ivor mectnin
yeah
really
yeah
i mean he looks he looks equipped for it you know
and so
question why are you so weird go ahead
um i don't i don't know w
i i really can't tell you i was raised with a very nice and traditional family and i think i just disappointed them i don't
sorry
i put my ax away i like to practice kfe safety here you've got to you got to keep your axe
since
interesting
amazing
thank you
so how can you remember that giy that
how come you're never on the zircer way on
oh only because he asked me at like the worst possible times i've been super busy this month
i haven't really been stcreaming at all
a as much as i normally do
it's not that i don't want to go i love zirc he's super fun and everyone that he has on his show is like really
really interesting so i do want to go on let's just
unlucky unlucky circumstances bad timing
interesting
im
what is your favorite animal
octopus
what
you asked me whatbo my favorite animal is octopus they've got like four brains and shit they're super smart and
uh i don't know they're cool they got le them wiggly arms
and did you know that there one of the arms is there dick
what
yeah like foral one of the octopuses tentacles
is there there penis
so you never know like you could be shaking their hand you could be shaking their dick who knows you know it's the mystery that i think makes them so intriguing
did you watch the netflix thinge called my octopus
friend
my octopus re
no that's not the thing is the documentary about an octopus
is it my octopus teacher
yeah that one
no i haven't but it looks pretty good oscar winter my octopus teacher youll the octopus got an oscar
that's amazing the dude had sex with an uncle
octobus
there was a lady that had sex with the dolphin
oh
h well she said she was like a dolphin trainer right
and she said that she was getting really close to one of the dolphins and the dolphin was horny so she just like reached over and gave the dolphin a little wink
oh that that's not yes only like
likes
there's that first base
i don't i don't know i don't know what base it is with a dolphin
but yeah it's a real thing that happened she said i helped her bond with the dolphins
what do you think w
i personally would not give a hand job to a dolphin
i
amazed
im anyway
so you know why i called you
you said you wanted to
have a chat what's up
um no i actually haved a reason
ok what's the reason
so
recently it's come to my attention
yes
that
you have
done horrible things
in my name
yeah
by
bnny
i don't know you seem like a nice person i figured you'd forgive me you know
do you
oh okay
and
and this is really really important
by
and i have its so
are you ready
i'm ready
all right guys let's continue the vido
right there's a
i'm eating right now and this is like
trans people
i know i think it's funny as hell
i think it's abs of fucking lootly hilarious
and i mocked theim
but that doesn't mean i hate them that doesn't mean
if i we if
look
if i were to grandpoo bob would i stop it now i think it's hilarious
it's a shit show i mean you know
i just think it's funnier
and can you help me ustand
what
this may sound like a weird question ok but
can you help me understand what you think is funny about it
a man in a dress
that says it all
ok
by games and they got a deep voice
i mean come on man this shit is funny
okay
okay
i hear what you're saying
so i think part of the problem with you know dissecting humor is this the moment you desect it kind of falls apart right
i so that good luck
part of it is the comies are destroying comedy that's what it really is
ok
everybody wants to get you don't have the right not to be offended
you don't
people can make fun of you
it doesn't make them hateful people
ok i'm not a hateful person
neither wre he sixteen
how do you know whether someone is is you know when someone mocks you
how do you know whether that person is hateful or not hateful
you don't but this is the way the left paints
comedy anymore
you can make fun of the hom most you can make fun of the trainees
know that i mean
g minut that
i just finished my food you missed
like to goside fw yourself s you don't have to o me just stnt ma shin
say i'm sorry for the essens of range y life
i'm never gon to say i'm sorry i'm lve for every
i mean look at youtube
they've got a library of things you can't talk about
what
why not
ok
i hear what you're saying so what i'm also hearing that
you know that they're they're kind of
anti science
in a sense
and that that they're also can't become a woman
this is impossible
i don't care if they cut your ake off don't cut the
i don't care
they cannot become a woman when they can change d n a maybe you got an argue
but these peter
cann not become women
and it's just possible
so jimmy let me
let me kind of ask you so you were kind of saying when someone mocks someone else
you know you can't tell whether there's hatred or not hatred
right
like if i mock you if i make fun of you
you know
benefit
but look if you're if you're known as a person to do that
if you known as a perk like ius you do stand up comy
people di know me now
you know i mean it's not my fault that you're snowflake and you can handle a joke
know i mean that's not
if you want to get offended and go and get offended i'm going to lag even harder
okay
so so now what i'm kind of hearing you say is that if they know you're a comedian
then it's ok to make
you know that it's always ok to make fun of people why not
humor is a spiritual principle
it actually brings people together
but the left
is trying to destroy it
ok
um
so jimmy is it ok if i ask you a little bit about it seems like you have a lot of really strong beliefs about what's going on is that fair to say that
is it i'm so curious can you help me understand like how you came to these opinions and how you came to believe these things
because i believe my years in my eyes
when i see a man in the dress i almoust forall the fuck down
i'm skipping down the street when i see this shit like oh my god did you just see
what
ok i have a certain amount of sympathy for these people
but the solution isn't it
follow their delusion
it's not
ress up play barbie i don't give a shit
when you' try
it's coming down a pipe where they're going to i'm going to be forced to address these people
jim i whatever they we you what like we i'm going to point something out to you so there have been like three or four questions and i'm curious you know what you think about that that i've asked you about you
and your answer seems to be
w the f doesn't involve you
so i'll ask you like how did you come to believe these things and you kind of started out with like saying i to believe
i i told you i believe my eyes and my ears yees this is how r works everything's funny
okay everythings for me
like i think in cartoon sometimes i don't know why
so jimmy can you help me understand a little bit about where you grow grew up can i ask you some questions about your past
yeah yeah i grew up in philly
ok what was going up like for you
what was what
what was going on
this guy fuck controls pacman every day and pacman is just like see what i like pacman's literally just fucking
it's
he just wants someone to know what he's going through
this guy
the mold bug thing is safe
after what after what point
very happy
i used to be so happy
i used to skip down the streets
and of course the kids in philly broke my balls until i stopped doing it
gow does he make any more edgy jokes as he did in the beginning
he was like
he's making like edgy jokes does it ever get edgy like that or
the kids on the coll probably watch it tomorrow
unless tomorrow i do an il because i might do an iral tomorrow
i would skit but i was literally that happy
and i have a lot of energy to so kids wo make fun of me but you
it's guys that dom yeah but this is dr k and this on his you tube
yeah that video
that's filly for you you know you
can't do a god dam arnold streams are als with the focal
thing without getting your balls busted on the corner you know it's like
that's what happens in philly i don't know
doctr k i don't want to interrupt at such a key moment but i do want to just say because
i'm not sure how familiar your audience maybe is either with me or with jimmy but
this is not stage
and i think it's important that we just n know this is stage
fris for your and i'm being serious here
this is not an act of any kind we're just having a cap real conversation
i didn't think it was
no no no i know you don't think i know i know you know it wasn't stage but just for peoples why does pacmn why does he just ban this guy why does he like
have to take hm on dr k which is what is the guy doing
you know
some people in your audience think this has to be staged
this connt the
that's facts honest not that's littly facts
this is n ok sure
so so jimmy let me ask you so narwly i'm shocking the snowflakes
yeah
am
so jimmy so it sounds like when you were growing up you used to like skip
and and you said people would bust your balls for that what does that mean you help me understand what that means
well i mean i was so happy that i literally skipped down the street as a child
and the kids who made fun of me
wasn't that big of a deal
i just stopped skipping down the street i was still happier than the moma fucker but stop skipping down the street
that's all
yeah
and i'm i have kind of a weird question what does it mean to skip what does skipping mean like
skipping is skipping skipping
i thining is right
what do you do what you do to see that
but how do you skip what is it what is it
in see it
what is it like
how do you do it nw not toply top me for real threg
i dieed you do i dieed do
go
is that it
how do you do it
i used to be able to know how when i was a kid
you have
ey let me trop
like that
like that
yeah
yes
like that
right
oh you jump every step let me checke that outp
like that ok
hollld that i wanta do it
like that
right
take two steps each
each foot
ohy
that's how you do it
right
up on one foot twice then transition to the other foot
hold on
transition to the other phone repeat hold onp
okay i think i got
like that rot
ho
but i don't fukon understand this shit
oh my god
i can't believe i forgotten how to fucking skip dude i used to know how to do this
thank you clabre i appreciate you
i used to know how to fuck and do what i swear
you i did it as a kid
okay
running man forward
can't skip with busted balls
i don't know how to do it
like so do you think that
i mean how did you feel before you know when you were skipping down the street
and people would start making fun of you do you remember how you felt as a kid
i i didn't like it but do any cardio yeah
that's
whatal can your mom
that's
what happened
m
oh
so exhausting
and tiring
you gw up in philadelphia
everybody knows what you're doing
they see it
you hang on the corner
you know you got the girls you got the guys you know
sure so srk your blows
peop bke your ball you know
i'm hearing that people would make fun of you and that you sort of didn't like it but that's life
pretty much
yeah
and i'm kind of curious like
you know this is going to sound kind of weird but
do you think as a kid you would have
preferred it if they didn't make fun of you
now because it taught me how to
come back with snappy with the responses to the
insult and shit
i see
so it's as you got to know in your guardian pilly you know you're hanging on the corner
ah
you got to be able to hold your own you know sure so i'm hearing that it was kind of like you kind of grew up right source of the school of hard knocks like
it's btory i me mae i wasn't in some really bad neighborhood i grew up in roxbur
it's almost like the suburb
mmhmm
but i hung all over philadelphia hung in some tough neighborhoods
i was in a boy's home when i was a child
and i
i would hang out with the kids in their neighborhoods gds itn sauth west philly
well i've been all over philadelph
es the w me to run it
what does that mean you were in a boy's home
yeah my mom put me in that
it's called saint francis vocationals
and that
you didn't have to be adjudicated but
i was doing a lot of stupid shit i gotten into drugs
i committed some crimes
my mother didn't know what to do with me she put me in this boysm she thought she was helping me
believe me i had a fucking ball there i don't want to leave
but yeah
you were lad in the community weren' you know i had friends i had
you know we went went to
concerts like fifty oferus like
i went to school in the area
i mean i'm pretty much doc i have i aally have fun everywhere like i have fun in thank you appreciate you joe lewis thank you
thank you jo louis appreciate you
appreciate you
ll
so
peace
you know what i mean like i always
my number one goal
is to have fun
oky
so can i ask you
jimmy so how old were you when you got put int the vocational school
thirteen
and do you remember how you felt when your mom kind of put you in there well i i felt abandoned
was very angry with my mother
i remember her crying kissing me
and my dad going
something like fly right or some shit
you know and know
and but that weore off very quickly
b
like the con artist that was at that age
i kept
kind of let my mother
think
kind of letter let her feel guilty
but within days like i was having a very good time there these were all kids my age
like they put you on different divisions
and i
there were some really cool characters you know i mean like i liked a lot of these guys and a pool table anding ponm table
you know i mean i had fun there i you know i did
i got sent to another place called saying gate
that was moth
that the christian brothers ran that
stay in line for a punishment
in the line means you stand and face the wall
for hours
and of course
i was always online
so so what why did you get sent to saint games
m
the court sent me there i
and with the insistence of my mother
my mother thought that these places tek okid a we shoitd thank you so much tok go kidpreciate you so much man
thank you
thank you so much man
appreciate it
she didn't know what to do
what was wrong what did you need help for whll i was doing drugs i was
to mak cries
did you hit me up on this board
yeah what's your discord
she's just one now
teco kid
i don't think i have you on this one
i'm in yours i tried adding you
eccho
i don't have your request
i don't have your request
i just got it
with some
a
all right
that's the best i con do for now
but thank you for the five ma'am appreciate you
ah man
she di it i was going to die early
the she told me
she's to come to court the judges going to let me go and she i want to placed in and they would listen to her
and i would get real pissed off for her
now this was as a child
as an older man now i understand what my mother was doing
you understand i agree with her
you know she just
she just placed faith in agencies to
oh now bright made me worse
but you know
as a child i fluck and hated
so i'm i'm
kind of
what you're saying on the one hand makes a lot of sense so can i just kind of repeat back what i've heard so far
so you kind of grew up in philly right like not like
super bad situation sort of suburbs but you kind of hung out with some kids went to some parts of town where you got kind of got made fun of
it sounds like you were sort of like a happy go lucky kid
and yeah and i've been ascribed as exactly that
yeah and you know the kids on the street like they
you know
they kind of got you to stop being so carefree pretty quick well no i just stoped skipping
sure
fs got to being a comedian
i just start being a comedian you know they were call me gay and
this is that you know
i mean
it's just
it just teaches you to tough en oug that's all i mean you know you liv in in philly you're on the corner you can't be a
was he
sure you can't you skip down the street but that way somehow you kind of started getting into trouble with like drugs and some criminal activity and stuff yeah and then your mom kind of shipped you off
to one place
and then she kind of shipped you off like and it sounded like you kind of
did what you were supposed to do right so
and then well see here's the first thing they did they took me to the valley forge military a
right they were going to put me in there right
and no w no
fucking way
i was going to be a tin soldier
right
so this the guy thato runs a joint
i
he said im waning to talk to him privately and he pulls me a room and he says listen
if you don't want to come here
we're not going to make you come
he sad i don't care what your parents say
he said do you want to come here i said absolutely not he said ok
y a little consultation my mom and dad
we walked away
how do you feel about that
great
what right what
yeah i mean so
i'm going to ask you kind of a weird question
do you have a sense of why you felt great there
because i didn't want to be a little cadet
ahemy
i just want to do that
follow orders march around wake up at five o'clock fo a
was thirteen with the fuck
i see
and then how did it feel when when you know the judge was ready to let you come home and your mom was like ahh we got to sink games
we when i was a child that really pissed me to fuck off
what pi do you play about that i'm watching
i'm watching
butause she won't take me back
in other words i got angry with her
and i would be in the cell with these kids from kensington where
tenstance like a real bad section philadelp
that's
you know it's where the men are men and so are the women i mean it's crazy a it's gotten even crazier
but these kids would do all kind of shit like way worse shit than me
and their mothers and fathers would pick them up
m would
you know and it it
me aes
as young as that that that was my thing
i couldn't stand her i fuck and hated
and my father behind her back
would say you know it was up to me this wouldn't happen you know so
he pissed me off too because i thought he was a
fucping snowflake
you know when i got older i realized
my mother was trying to help
that's all
i was in nssal i was a kid i mean i was i mature
that i think for a second jimmy
attack
can i think for a second
you don't need my permission to think
hook
so you know jimmy what i'm kind of hearing is that you have every reason to be a snowflake but you'll be damned if you're a snowflake
now
no
how so
gt more you get more respect if you're not a snowflake s
but
the way the left paints people now
a silly buy is the way to go
real
that
yeah so i think that's exactly what i'm saying so i'm what i'm saying is that like
you know the story that you're sharing
makes if you look at like the check boxes of being a snowflake
like
getting abandoned by your mom
getting sent to a military academy getting sent to
a vocational school getting sent to a nut like you're be you know doing what you're graduating from there whatever
and then you know your mom
is like
still like the judge is about to send you home your mom's like i can't handle it
getting sent back to another place
having his dad
huh
i hated for yeah and so like if we think about you know when you use the word snowflake what i sort of think of is like a victim complex
right
is that fair yh
and so what i'm thinking it like when i hear this story bro like it sounds like you know if any wasn't and one is tentitled
to call themselves a victim
it's you
but you're not going to do that
what
now i don't
i'm not a victim of anything i'm
i'm
i'm just
person that's shaped by their experiences you know
i don't see myself as any kind of victim now
i i i get
a
he's holding on
i get that you don't see yourself as that's sort of what i'm saying but if you like if you think about it right so if you had like
you know let's say a liberal snowflake who had your background do you think they would think of themselves as a victim
i don't know
interesting ok
i couldn't you know i can yh speak for my i mean you know i don't know i wasusly it was it i mean i was i was a liberal toill my brother put me hit to what the corporate media does
it all started with trade b martin like what a bunch of shit that was
and then michael brown what a bunch of shit that was
and you got to hear about racism like like like nothing has went forward
between the races like like it
it's systemic racism which means everything's racist
sick and tired of hearing his shit
and my brother proved to me
i mean n b c doctor
the nine one one called it zimerman me
that's clear they admitted it
they fired two under
but guess what this is how the news works and david knows
once you get someone to make an emotional judgment
a nuclear bomb of truth
isn't going to make that person change their opinion
very few people
what what because they don't want tomit they were due
and this is how the news works
and this is how they brainwashed
it's just read it's sick
that
that's kind of interesting
so let me just make sure i heard you correctly
so once someone makes an emotional judgment
no man of truth is going to change their mind
for the most part did
oh shit teko thank you so much man
appreciate you
s ches you a lot
thanks man
thank you so much
sure
so we'd some hyperbolic bullshit
report an absolute lie
and then the truth comes out a few days later and people already made a judgment on it
for the most part human need
wow how dos your discord dms popp off
how the forarth do you know there
five
how do you know
things are not goning to go back
the initial motion motional judgment that they made
that's ust
you'd be on
y are not my notifications those are dr kse
was't even mine
the're not even my notifications
you remember from in the waiting room or i don't
no i don't
i really don't
yh so you se people waiting a pleasure
do you think people who make emotional judgments are aware that they make emotional judgments
sure why wouldt that be
interesting so somebody notionally
you know they they know that
interesting so so you
the african nigerian prince from kuana oh what do
what up
ud giana was on zercas last night
heho's on the panel but
she was
really silent
we debaate iill start crying you'll make fun of me
because i would i nt comment
tuly say like the opposite
like i would say that
you know once what emotions tend to do is cloud your judgment
and most people who make emotional decisions believe
n techo dude i'm tired
i'm too tired
i'm probably going to start gaming
like twenty minutes
soon
the last hour
i think we're going to game
the last hour
we're going to game
maybe
maybe
i'm thinking v r chat
i'm thinking v archaq
that's what i'm thinking
um
could be dark souls could be the ar ch at
we will see
they're behaving rationally
and that the more emotional you become
the more rag on in there
you know what let me ask him
let me ask him
i just asked
do that be hilarious
a de falc in awarus
ational you think you are what do you think about that
maybe not in all circumstances i mean
that
i see
in't
okay
it's just the way i am
its
sure i don't like you lied to i don't like being gasolated
and you're doing it constantly
the media politicians
you're be a lied to all the time
everything's a grip
everything is a
it's not appropriate for twitch yes it is
yeah it is
pretty sure it is
breath
everything
jimm me a couple things so so the second thing is
you know so i'm sort of hearing like do you think it's possible for you to be a victim
all ight
but
i guess anybody could go join a random server yeah
be avict
yeah
why not
and what would that mean to you if you were a victim
would know because
i don't
behaved like a vic
somebody wrongs me i get back a
you know i mean i find a way to get back in them and i generally make it funny and spectac
ok
sems is what i do
and what would it what would it feel like to not get back
or
in what way help me understand that
it's just like an unpaid debt
eah
best way i could describe it like
i got to get back at you
mean i'm not saying the violent but
just asist in may
i got a top it
yes so what what do you think about stuff like forgiveness and compassion
so well
you know i was in a for a while and and they taught me about forgiveness right
then i started
o
investigating different religions and
i heard this rabbi on the t v say
si we believe in
forgiveness to but not like the christians and he said
we believe you gota with toone for something before we forget
that i agree with
christians want you to just
forgive m all the fucker for
just to forgive
now
yu
forgive this should not come
now if you dit somebody wrong
and you're looking to make commands
you got a atone for that shiit before i
and i think that's more reasonable nomin atheist
but you know i do some of the religion this basically it's a philosophy right religion
some of them come up with some pretty good shit
i mean i see
no
no problem with
treat others as you should treat yourselfs
you know what i mean i
i think that's a good thing
you know i just don't believe there's a god i mean you
it' just ridiculous
but you know they do come up with some good shit for human relations
and i'm going to ask you kind of personal question you're ok totally fine and not
answer it if you don't want to
i'll answer anything
have you
i haven't heard my question
but
i
have you forgiven your mom
oh yeah
yeah
help me understand how you did that
well i just grew up and realized that look my mother was madic depressed
the other on on this
she was in psychiatric hospital twice
ian
the woman was a little fucked up
you know w and
she wanted to help me there's no dat a bad
i remember my aunt from scotland said
to sheep my hand
i said something derogatory about my mom
and she sat me down she said jimmy do you realize you're the golden boy
i saed what do you mean
she said w theres problem with your eyes
she wished you rent off to the doctor
every time you were sick she brought you that on
she said that woman wasn't trying to hurt you
she had her own problems
and she went with what she thought would help you
and apparently it didn't
yup
ye
i think i wish they wouldle to put a fucking guitar my heners
i mean i was a very
happy go lucky energetic child but
you know they tried to make me into being hyperactive they got me taken rolan
they had me in a crazy kids school
you know alls fucking stupid shit
you know they should have just gave me something to keep me busy
like if computers were around then
you know i think i would have got into
if streaming was around then
i think you would have become a straight roan then in the early seventies in't think so
yes so jimmy that's so interesting so i'm i'm kind of hearing so what i'm hearing is that your mom really doesn't have anything to atone for
yeah
she was blue look she did her best
she told me
she said jimmy there's no book on hew to raise children
i make mistakes
yeah
don't
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mother loved me
she was a little nuts and me chose mac depress him
did i miss you
absolutely not
you know
mey you know
and i yet
rest of my family don't forgive their their kind and they're kind of
surprised that i take the tack that i take
my sister said to me one time
she puts you in a case like my sister was threatening to put her in a home right
and my mother was defathely afraid of this
and i got real pissed off my sister i said look
she calls me crye one more time
i'm going to fuck you up
you know what i mean like i'm tired of this shit
she wanted to die in her own home
woman had the right to do that
nothing wrong with her she fell one time
big fucking deal
and my sisterm was like literally terrifying her
and i stuck up for my sister was shocked she said
but she puts you in a cage
i' like she put me in a case for a fucking reason is trying to fuck and help me
you ain't trying to help this
i mean i don't like that shit and she stopped
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yeah
fuck that shit
a't going to fuckle my moum
you saund mother was't quite fke
she tried to do the best she could with me
that's what
you know what she told me
un till you're eighteen
i'm going to keep you little wys alive
and you're going to go where the fuck i want you to go
when you're eighteen
you die it's on you
hey it work
i'm fifty eight right
i
now
spt my friend request
oh my god
where is your firinal request
there i accept
oh my god why are you calling me
hello hi
how are you
i
doing great
i love it
what
why did you sit up on your chair when i
when you started talking to me
oh my god because i saw that littles in my are w you started talking okay okay
this is literally coring
what
you're not cringing you're blushing
on night
okay
anyways you know how i asked you if you missed me and you said
absolutely not
yeah
s
all i wanted to say is fukey up
a it's convenience
mom wasn't de
graz
you understand
yeah so what i'm hearing from you um
jimmy is that despite
you know being very upset with your mom when you were growing up what i'm really hearing is that
you kind of really respect her you understand her and certainly understand that she kind of did the best that she could given the circumstances
she had her own struggles and you kind of don't blame her for that
sure that's what the mature person does
does i mean that's that's the only way to look at it when i going to still be angry at this woman she's dead
the womans said
some people continue say angry right
yeah
there's no stop saying i fucking lost
oh my god
iwan okay
i want
p saying i lost
poitt there's no
no percentages
so
are you getting edged
was that even fulking mean
i'm so sick of being so irresistible to everyone
can't i just have some pees
can't i just have some peas
like i get it i'm pretty much the only guy on twitch
that a woman dreams about
but come on
can't i have some pease
jimmy i'm kind of curious you said you kind of got into drugs and kind of criminal activity and stuff as a kid like what's your understanding of how that happened
well i mean
i started committing crimes to get money for drug
ok but what and i don't want to blame it on drugs i mean i did it i own it
but had it not been for drugs and when it committed
to
but i certainly committed to crimes
how do you understand
you know
drug like is
like so like some people think of you know substance use as an addiction
is a disease is an illness think about the whole disease thing was a bunch of bullshit
with the insurance companies law
i'm very well versed on all that shit
one a the history of it no
i
that's just just a word that's all it is
sponshi
whether or not it's a disease who cares
you know like i went to a help me tremendously i went through the twelve steps in two weeks
youw people said it's crazy wllf you study the history of a
did it in days and that's a fact
but it did shake like
like i had a therapist to explain me therapy supposed to kind of shake you up
and then you settle down differently
right
that was the best description i've ever heard that so that's really
it it got me to
it got me to take a look at things specially my mother
and i remember when i went to make amends to my mother
i went to her grave
and i cried like a baby
they never
looked ill of my mother ever again
and i was thirty eight years old
i was hating all my motherlaw was thirty eight years old
and i was a damn fool
but you know i did a four step i did a fifth step i'm right around making amends
you know i mean got my car just start making amend
the man is to fix or repair some
to the best of yourbility and that's what i did
because of these actions
see a lot of these people
they're just told to go to meeting
and listen other people sob stories i'm sorry
it doesn't work
doesn't work
you can't think your way out the bad think
have to act your way ino better thinking
and the actions that i took to twelve steps
help me even today to be more honest to not be deceitful
not that not that i wasn't an honest person but
i
you know that the
to get a real fucking feel what's really going on
rather than that dumb shit that was run ot of my head
they know my mother
hate the world think of the world of me a living it does it
w i think theair
it's not
how you react to it
and it really helped me i mean and then i start
become a sponsor
which was the best thing ever because
and you're helping somebody else you may think about yourself right
that's my oole problem i thought about my fuck itseelf too much
a self center selfish
and helping other people really i really enjoy doing it
m
um jimmy i'm just going to uhh
kind of give david a chance to kind of uh chime in for a second other and and
you know just because i notice he's been listening
thoughtfully and maybe taking notes
dave did you want to add anything or ask any questions or kind of share any thoughts
no i mean i think you know one of the interesting things from a complete lay person's perspective is that
it's
follow my fulk and instagram
i barely have any instal followers dude
instagram dot com slash infra haaz
i only have seventy followers on instuff
i only have seventy followers
i only have seventy followers man
folow my instin now i need fuck in two hundred
to night
do you follow back no
i will not follow you i only follow one person
an instant
m twenty people instantly followed
keep following
welcome to my
amen
forwarded
you know i'm thing about doing
i'm thinking about getting like an i pod or an i phone or an i pad just for instagram
and social media
so i could use my personal on'm here and i could just use the infrared stuff on there
breathing water
follow some big booty bitches on instagram
that's where they all thatt
i didn't know the background of jimmy until today
but
it's exactly
would i imagine tal kid thank you man thank you for the five
he say you
b
that gets him to where he is todaycae i can't upload photos from the browser i would have to have it on my phone
but i have my own instramment
my phone
ate in the sense of
i do see jimmy as a victim myself and it's not about whether he has to quote behave like one but
i i
i and you know in hearing about the situation that he grew up in
it makes a lot of sense to me
that
he kind of behaves in the boisterous way and finds this need to always
ah
as you do regular
have this opposite create another profile in the phone how
you can't do that
the phone only lets you have one profile
does it
gad you the phone only lets you have one profile
my w
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guys my fucking recommends for my insta
oh my
god
oh my god the shit that gets recommended to me
b
amm
well i got to put this away before i get too excited i'm sorry
this shit is the devil du instagrams the devil
instagram is literally the devil
shit is the devilman
i'm going to tell you the truth
haight on be gone
has on reaction to what he's experiencing and he doesn't feel right unless he does that it's like an onpaid ath
yaga telling me to stop being a kumer
literally the
falking most hypocritical thing i've ever heard
that's literally the most hypocritical thing i've ever falking heard
literally the biggest coomer in our community telling me to stop
am
it's
other viewers of mine
have told me similar stories about how they got to where they are in their thirti'es forty's fifties and so it just it makes a lot of sense everything i'm hearing is putting a lot of pieces into into place
so j only thing i
is the seventies
jimmy i'm going to i'm
i know i know you've got
you want to respond i said ok if i follow up with david a little bitre and're ok
so david when you said this is you know the picture that we're kind of uncovering is exactly in a sense what you're not surprised to hear
help me understand like what do you mean by that why aren't you surprised to hear this how do these dots
how do the dots of what we've learned in the past about jimmy connect
with your understanding of him today
well i mean i think it was very interesting that i've experienced jimmy's
um homophobic and transphobic language right i'll i'll give him the benefit of the doubt he says he he's just making fun but he doesn't hate people that's fine so i'll use the term
i won't say transphobia and homophobia his transphobic and homophobic language
and for ex i've experienced it with jimmy as an adult
and he revealed to day
that he was the recipient of that when he was skipping along and being called
that makes
that that
that makes a lot of sense to me in the sense they literally censored it
they literally censored it
they literally censored it
that
he's weaponizing thank god
the way he felt when that was used against him
against other people that maybe he wants to go
infra you are transphobic and homophobic
and because you are lying and making things up about me you are banned
and that on is actually true
t
what i said is true you actually are b
go after get back at like what did you think you were going to accomplish by saying that
i'm going to keep you in my chat no you're getting bann
bye bye
that's some that's one example of why it's fitting together
mmhm
i
what do you think about that jimmy
i don't know i mean david
i certainly have no vict
you know good and bad things happen to people all the time
and in fact
like what is good and bad
what
what's big
the chinese see
whre's that tom
conflict is
like opportunity
you know i mean if something bad happens you can go
one of two routs right
you can
become a victim
it angry
get depressed
stay that way for years
or you can turn that shit around
make
that means out
elemonad elevens right
h
and how do you how do you think so if someone is kind of a victim as someone is sad and depressed
how do you think
you kind of speaking about what you were sort of mentioning about a and becoming a sponsor and helping other people
how do you help someone like that turn
their lemons in the lemonade
well
the whole thing with that is it's
i guess it's a form of selfishness i mean if you keep thinking about youh you're fucked up situation
and not think about a solution
stuck in the problem
so you' got to get out of yourself somehow
and
in front of me help in usse
yes so you've been a sponsor right so you've helped people who are in the dark space and how did you help them out of that
is helped them with the
the big book ablcoolics anonymous i help them
take them through the twelve steps
and they got it to
it defined it the way
they did and
you know like
they got to experience it the way they did the more they practiced it
more day experience
they got to articulate it
anyway they wanted to i didn't tell them to say
i didn't tell
most of these guys would tell you
when i got sponsors right and believe me he was re these were all well meaning people
they would say
call me every day right
so i call them
they could they'd last about ten minutes because i was
i was
piss off
discuss it
one thing to comfort me
drugs or alcohol
wasn't available anymore
and they lasted about ten minutes right
and they would say
well tell that at a meeting
you'll feel better i never did
i th i never felt better talking about my problems over the
and believe me
i talked about my prompt
and never
no i'm asking i'm asking mikel do all that people
what's that
so i'm hearing that you seem to be talking about when someone else is your sponsor it sounded like you were a sponsor
yeah yeah yeah yeah how did you help other people
oh
what i did was i helped
help them to open their own eyes
had
welcome to
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rechate you vermilion
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i mean i just see to remember the do the controls
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that's all
i just got to do their control this i got
skiing is hard
find down ledder
every anyone who leases a bitch by the way hi dragon on
all my flashs are empty by the way
our
literally fok this literally literally folk this weon s worst weapon
get our flashback
that takes a machic
i know what i'm doing okayk wuk
suy's artic ill oh my god there's another
there goes my health oh go
that was all theyre they're just born yeah i don't know where to go
you guys help me what
if the viewership drops i'm gonna puck it endstream
ungrateful as chance i'm trying to get us to eight hours
welcome
i don't have a b r heads itf ill those duws up there for a secret boss sorry du
a versin what that means i mean a secret boss dude the's no secret boss
we have no more flasks
no more flahs why do you ok what's the viewer coning at i see four hundred twenty f w that guys if it's that low i'mj going in the stream gon't want to see play games w am i do is for then
thank you red i i have no u hope
walk the chack
we're doing this shit to me
and it's chat's fault by the way it's all jas f you guys give me bad by w be wak shut the who gives a shit i'm running past everyone get out the way get out
get the pos un away get the pose away
fuking staggers me trying to funk get on myus is there a shortcut i can just make i'm sick of doing the same shit over and over again
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fk made kew i could do it this isn't the main path i'm bending the chat your line this is the main i'm not going to fuck itac i know what don't worry i've played this before
been a long time and i'm not fucking stupid wy i is a short cut it's a short cut what is that
hey what's going on
hey i i missed the bonfire where a bonfire shit
rey up
why is it sti wart
leave me alone
there's nothing here there's literally nothing here this sas me this co controler i s fuking got the controller i puking input doesn't work
this falking controller is broken i swear it's broken it wouldn't walking turn control it sok yes see i can't control it why my meedle this is the elite controller is supposed to not give me any problems youly re
reason i got this controller they don't want to fuk problems it's literally fucking broken that's why he ss game i don't do
i'm on installing right now
okay
s
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to
fucking broken as falking controller piece of shit
the game is fucking broken it's a broken piece of shit fuking game
the falking controller falking
it
balking just i hate when they do this
it balking turns in a direction i can't turn the other way because
if you span the copi in my fucking vanui
it's literally the fucking controller it's literally the controller
everyone spam it was a controller or fifty people get baned
everyone has to say it was the controller or fifty people get banned
right now
saye was the comtroller
if the chat's not going fast enough
it's not going fast enough
the chat is not going fast enough
ok
ok yeah i am using an xbox elite
ise i literally got it
it like you know i don't i don't i want to control that's never going to break
never going to give me promse
and i'll just use this
should it was it a mistake
should i have just gone a normal one
ya i got that
fuckan elite piece of shit
ucking best buy employee was like yeah dude i have one and i use this and i was like oh you use it
he said yeah thiss what i use
and he like convince me to get it
i literally was going to get a normal x box controller and the best buy employee came up said
oh you know
if you're going to use p c you should really use get this elite one it's like a really good deal
he i convinced me i should get it
birmware issues with older games
the ps five controller works better for pc
i'm going to get i only got it for halo though
so i wanted to play halo with the controller you know so i got that's why i got the x box one
i have a psr controller
god what a disgrace honest
what there
yeah best buy falked me over as usual they always falk me over
for you my wife
the elite controllers should work fine with the new halo games
no it wasn't working good for mc c that's the thing
for m c c it was not working good
at all
it was working terribly for mcc
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fighting
i'm not going to fuck and play this game
because they're not releasing ford yet launch so fu that game
goo up mikes
what a maxes
have you seen the elden ring trailer is there a new one
saw the old one
there's a new one
what's a screenshot
there isn't a new one
thatw the three weeks ago
a couple of days ago
distinct
which is weird
a couple of days ago i was invited to a digital viewing
this guy knows me a zaki
the bevelld and ring
it included new screenshots the opportunity for q and
nine
yeah because sffering is not class
oh my gosh
but
on the sixth of july
the official elden ring website updated with a new description it reads as follows
the golden order has been shattered throughout the lands between demi gods holding shards of the golden ring squabble and make war over the ruins of a perfect realm now abandoned by the golden guidance of the greater will as the echoes of this
cotton flicked thunder in the distance and outcast rive
you know who i think of when i think of this guy
inbite's boyfriend
i just feel like he sounds like this
once their ancestors called the lands between home but the blessed light of grace was lost to their tribe long ago and they were expelled from the kingdom
they are the tarnished and they have returned to claim the elden lordship
promised to them by legend those few inhabitants who are not mad or hostile ling near the broken remnants of cities left behind by the shattering they may have answers for you if you help them
above them all ensconced in legacies bristling with traps secrets and guardians
the demi gods
wpe to legitimately think she's hot
yeah
lords who begin the fok
and as members of a royal and noble family
rule their domains with the unyielding power granted by shads of the elden ring this is
probably all the story we're going to get until games come at the end of august and
combined with everything else it's actually a ton to go over so
i've shattered it all inm i don't have enough
memory for this
my storage space in my head is filled up
you know the worst thing is when i go deep diving learning about the lore of something
because
i'm literally filling my fok in
s is d drive in my head with useless made up information
it's literally just a completely fake world
and i like know more about it
one
do you why do you remember all your dreams then
is that deiight
that's on middle gear solid series
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not that good
okay
it's ok
it's not horrible
we are probably going to watch this tomorrow but
a mod only this one checks out as good
so her her name is jim bob right h and um j e m b o b that's filming was it that's film me film me o okay yeah se over here okay
the tent next to that is where he stayed he had a blue car and he ran uh two people over one of whom died
bra oxes ain't nothing going on
what's going on
there's nothing happening
braight
tell me where the big boody bitch is at i'll go there
i got no reason to leave my bar
i got no reason to get out of the house
i got no reason
welcome to my war
tima
one to hickory degree do do
the dream she had clung to so desperately
ok smile and say cheeseburger
it is often pointed out that americans themselves
is the center of the universe
and when you look at the story
we've been told all our lives
it's not hard to see
why
most people living in the developed world today grew up consuming american media in one form or another
more than anything else america's greatest export to the world
his culture
but some cultures are too complex to be consumed
some
hed it's
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the world
his culture
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when beeks
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jamie
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following a similar
we should save this for tomorrow
whn i say this
but when people are actually here
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see
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i'm never gonna say i'm sorry i'm sry
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okay guys
i'm going to watch the last episode of money hie
and then go to bed
but thank you guys for giving me so many viewers
that i can impress this this person with
thank you guys
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