#625: Balenciaga And The War On Children With Lindsey Scharmyn

#625: Balenciaga And The War On Children With Lindsey Scharmyn

Released Tuesday, 29th November 2022
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#625: Balenciaga And The War On Children With Lindsey Scharmyn

#625: Balenciaga And The War On Children With Lindsey Scharmyn

#625: Balenciaga And The War On Children With Lindsey Scharmyn

#625: Balenciaga And The War On Children With Lindsey Scharmyn

Tuesday, 29th November 2022
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2:43

have a great show for you today. We're gonna get into

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the whole Fashid. What's

2:48

the name of that fashion group? Balenciaga. Yeah.

2:50

Balenciaga. We're gonna get into that.

2:52

We're gonna discuss the cultural

2:55

Marxism in schools with Lindsay Charmin.

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deep on boy.

4:02

Open your thighs.

4:07

very excited to have this guest back. We,

4:09

you know, we always start off. We're gonna

4:11

talk about one thing, but we just been firing

4:13

off all these topics before. So

4:15

this will be a smorgasborg of

4:17

conspiracies for you. She's got a

4:19

great podcast. You can find anywhere you list

4:21

TFH podcast. She has a great Rockfin

4:24

channel. Her TikTok looks like

4:26

it's excellent. I'm very excited

4:28

to have from rogue ways podcast

4:30

please welcome Lindsay Charmin. How are you, Lindsay?

4:32

I'm

4:33

fantastic. It's always awesome to be here

4:36

with all of you guys, and thank you so

4:38

much for inviting me back. It's an honor. Well,

4:40

we love everyone. We always have great discussions,

4:42

and you always bring some interesting stuff

4:44

to the table. So I'm glad to

4:46

have you back for those who may not be

4:48

familiar with you and what you've been doing.

4:51

Can you tell us a little bit about

4:53

yourself and where they can find

4:55

your podcast?

4:57

Yeah. I am a

4:59

spiritual teacher and healer. I'm

5:01

also the host of rogue ways where I interview

5:03

people on all kinds of stuff, literally everything.

5:06

science religion, culture, society,

5:08

conspiracy is a lot of it. That's my

5:10

main gig. And then I also do

5:12

Middlepath, which is a spiritual show. It's

5:14

not unlike zero, I think. Right?

5:16

We're I think we're both trying to bring people sort

5:18

of like things they can actually use

5:20

and things they can actually do, you know,

5:22

practical spirituality rather than

5:24

the wiiwoo kind of bullshit.

5:28

I always say I always say I'm

5:30

trying to cut through like the new age fluff

5:32

garbage and actually get back to

5:34

where people can you know, really experience

5:36

themselves is what they actually are, which

5:38

is a soul, a mind, a body, and a

5:40

heart. And I think it's really important. I think

5:42

that's been purposely hidden from us

5:44

and removed from us. So that's kind of my

5:46

one of my emissions. But Roadways

5:48

is on, like you said, every podcast platform

5:51

that you can signed and also you

5:53

can get the show on Roxanne. I'm currently

5:55

banned from YouTube yet again.

5:57

Yeah. Upload can't live. Here's what I Again,

5:59

we we

5:59

were talking about this before. Like,

6:02

Like, whose social media allows

6:06

to

6:06

and this is nothing against anyone who's

6:08

allowed to do it that are doing superior. I'm

6:10

not I'm I'm I'm not

6:12

angry. I'm happy for you that you were you

6:15

got through somehow you're a free slave

6:17

and you you got through and

6:19

do these fierce he shows. I

6:21

don't know what it is. Like, on

6:23

Instagram, like, like, we're we're

6:25

gonna record a broken sentence. I the the

6:27

stuff I'm getting dinged on on Instagram.

6:30

I don't even get it. I go,

6:32

what how is that offensive?

6:35

wasn't the big thing. saying kicking

6:37

ass is like is like a

6:39

violation. I'm like, really. You

6:41

got dinged for violence on that one, and then you guys It's

6:43

like unbelievable, dude. And then

6:45

I watched these guys, like, sometimes I

6:47

started, you know, where would you want it

6:49

right now? Pulling up your Pulling up your

6:51

like I'm like I'm I'm

6:54

like watching some of these Instagram channels.

6:57

I'm so happy for them because they're doing

6:59

straight on conspiracies. and

7:01

they're getting, like, hundreds of thousands

7:04

of views. So the question is the

7:06

end the question is how is that possible? The

7:08

answer is either they're way better

7:10

at at it than I am, which is

7:12

an option.

7:14

Or like old school conspiracy

7:17

theorist are still in

7:19

in the the scope

7:21

of these

7:22

snarky

7:24

woke AI. Right? They,

7:26

you know, have blue hair and a t shirt that

7:28

says future is female. Right?

7:30

You know, that's that's well, you saw some

7:32

proof of that at Twitter over the did you

7:34

see Elon like, going to that that

7:37

closet with just full of stay woke

7:39

t shirts that the Twitter employee Right. Where

7:41

you see the one ask for them back? Like, can

7:43

we get them? We worked hard

7:45

on that merch. Doesn't that so Johnny?

7:47

I I don't get it, man. I

7:49

I just We have the proof now. And then, dude, if

7:51

he comes out with that stuff about what

7:53

they did withholding information

7:55

about Biden's laptop pre election. I

7:57

would love to see it too, but what what do you think

7:59

is gonna happen with that information? Well,

8:01

no. It's just it it now we can

8:03

hold it in the face of people that say

8:05

say we're being crazy. We're we're a

8:07

little dramatic about it. We're not, obviously. It

8:09

was kinda too late for that. We had the proof. Well, I

8:11

mean, we we know that's

8:13

real. Yeah. But but that's from

8:15

a mainstream source like that, it would mean more, I

8:17

think. Do you think that

8:20

on MSNBC, you see Rachel

8:22

Madal? Absolutely not. No. I

8:24

mean, so, like, nobody watches that anyway.

8:27

Yeah.

8:27

I mean, it's it's it's just

8:29

an interesting thing. It's just all theater

8:31

in the haunted house. Right,

8:33

Lindsey? I'm doing they're doing a

8:35

great job. You know it will always be so

8:37

telling as things like the

8:39

Balenciaga stuff. None of

8:41

these, you can go find all of these

8:43

models and whatever for Balenciaga, and you can look through

8:45

their Instagram, and you can see the most vile

8:48

and disgusting pedivore

8:51

shit. And

8:52

that's never censored.

8:53

That's never downgraded. It's

8:56

never hidden. It gets the

8:58

reach. Like,

8:58

that's allowed always. Right?

9:00

All TFH of the celebrities

9:03

are gonna come out against you. If you say

9:05

anything about a certain tribe of people

9:07

who's over in the Middle East, who seems to run a

9:09

lot of stuff And if you do that,

9:11

you are, you know, the

9:13

worst. All these people will speak out against you.

9:15

But if you have, like, a toddler

9:17

holding fucking

9:19

BDSM bear or you have

9:21

some nasty the

9:23

art of the people who are in the

9:25

same ad campaign by Balenciaga, there's

9:27

two books behind one of their

9:29

models and both of the artists

9:32

just like that sick shit that was, like,

9:34

with the padestas and what they had on

9:36

their walls. worse, worse

9:38

than that. Just little kids being eaten

9:40

and tortured and satanic rituals,

9:42

none of that is banned. None of

9:44

that is being spoken out against by any of these

9:46

celebrities. In fact, Kim Kardashian

9:48

came out and she was like, oh,

9:50

no. It's like cool. You know? because like I

9:52

called Bill and Seaga and I asked

9:54

them how felt about it and they were like,

9:56

oh, we're so sorry and, you know, we're

9:58

just gonna like fire that photographer. Like,

10:00

the photographer did that. is

10:02

not a photographer's job. The photographer's

10:04

job is to press the button and make

10:06

the shot. That's it. Right?

10:09

But she is saying, you know, oh, they owned

10:11

up to their mistakes by throwing this photographer

10:13

under the bus. So I'm gonna still be, like,

10:15

with them in their campaigns or -- It's gonna be

10:17

speaking out against it. None of its band. it's

10:20

completely crazy. So Yeah.

10:22

And here's the whole thing. I don't know if you guys have

10:25

seen, but in this Disney Christmas,

10:27

thing that just came out. Have you seen

10:30

this? Yep. So the kids were the

10:32

kids or some else who dressed

10:34

his kids. I don't know what it

10:36

is, but they run out

10:38

and and basically

10:41

it's like a a Christmas message. What

10:43

is it exactly? It's like they're supposed

10:45

to be spot spelling out Santa, but before I

10:48

spell Santa, it somehow perfectly

10:50

says Santa. Yeah. Because they have the

10:52

same words. And, yeah, it may come. Yeah.

10:54

But it says something like

10:56

we worship it's meant to say we worship

10:58

Santa, I believe, but it

11:00

comes out as we worshiped you. say

11:02

we worship Santa, that doesn't even make

11:04

sense to that. But I look it up. I'm

11:06

trying to find it. Yeah. You're on

11:08

it. Dude, he's on it. Let's see how long this

11:10

takes. But Here's

11:13

what people need to

11:16

understand about

11:18

Hollywood

11:19

entertainment on

11:21

a legacy level.

11:23

There are so many

11:26

steps. that that

11:28

take

11:29

to get something

11:31

to presentation and

11:33

put out

11:35

to the people. to

11:37

consume.

11:38

There's so many eyes at

11:40

each level on the product

11:43

that nothing can just slip

11:45

through. Now

11:47

sometimes what they'll do is they

11:49

will they will let

11:52

something kinda get out

11:54

to cause emotion

11:55

to have people

11:57

talk about. That will definitely answer. We love

11:59

you Satan. Is that right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

12:01

Yeah. We we love -- Okay. -- you got

12:03

I had a We yeah. So

12:06

it comes on Disney and

12:08

it says, can

12:10

you find it? Yeah. It's It's good. I

12:11

I won't sound Let's see. Will she be able to

12:14

see it? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So

12:16

this is this is on Disney.

12:18

I don't know what is the program.

12:20

It's I

12:20

think it's some Santa Claus movie that just came

12:23

out like Santa Claus -- Yeah. -- actually. So

12:25

it says, we love you.

12:28

Satan. And

12:29

you're like, oh my god. It's so

12:31

crazy. Oh, it's a joke in the show

12:33

that. Right? I get it. I get

12:35

it. I get it. Yes. so they it

12:37

around and then it's like -- Okay. -- you

12:40

know, but so

12:42

we're in this place, Johnny, is everything

12:44

literal, is everything Can

12:47

we take a joke? Okay.

12:49

That could be a joke, for sure.

12:51

But there's definitely They definitely minutes.

12:54

I mean, like, they want us to think they a

12:56

joke for sure because he him doing like this. Why don't

12:58

you guys get a swap back? Yeah.

13:00

But whether they did or not, that's a whole

13:03

different question for sure. I

13:05

mean

13:05

Well, did you guys see this book, this

13:07

children's book that came out to? And it's

13:09

like I think it's literally called

13:11

the child's guide to summoning demons. Well,

13:14

like, cutie. Yeah. Dude, you

13:15

can go find it on Amazon right now. That's what that's

13:18

about normalizing it. Right? Yeah.

13:20

And it's all it's cutie and I kinda

13:22

was like, I don't know. People those t shirts

13:24

that were funny in a hot topic that was, like,

13:26

my first demon summoning or something. You know,

13:28

there's AII can see, like, the humor

13:30

even though I don't personally, like, I'm not into

13:32

it. It's just but I can understand it

13:34

at least and not be totally offended

13:36

by it. But when you're like this book, you

13:38

can go look at the

13:39

different pages of it and it not

13:41

just like, oh, la la la la la la la. We're summoning

13:43

demons. It's like, here's the demons actual

13:45

name. There's the actual instructions about,

13:47

like, how to call on it and

13:49

whatever and be its friend. Oh, there's a little

13:52

children's book of demons. And it's got

13:54

a wacky wacky

13:56

demon face on it. Like, I'm

13:58

a whack a lucky demon.

13:59

Look inside. Does it look like that? Look

14:02

inside.

14:03

Yeah. And you can see. Yeah. See?

14:06

That's its actual name. That's its actual

14:08

information. I mean, why are you giving

14:10

this to kids ever? That's

14:12

its actual sigil. That's not just like

14:14

AQT

14:14

little book. This is like, dark

14:16

dark Oh, here's it. Okay.

14:19

Corden is one funny not

14:21

some in demons. It's it's Corden

14:23

is one funny demon. Oh

14:26

my god. Having been around for thousands

14:28

of years, he has heard every

14:30

joke. Okay. Can What are you what are you doing to

14:32

me? Oh my bad. didn't even ever

14:34

ever told and seen every amusing

14:36

sight from dinosaur poop to

14:38

banana peel slips, his goofy

14:40

gags and comedic skill.

14:43

can make you the life of the party.

14:45

So if you ever need to get laughs, he's your

14:47

guy. Of course, dealing with court

14:49

and can be challenging as he only

14:51

speaks in riddles and jokes leaving

14:53

you either baffled or unable to speak

14:55

from laughing so hard. His

14:57

sigil should be drawn in bright

14:59

red, the color of a clown's

15:01

nose, preferably while you're

15:03

giggling. Oh, wow. Preferably

15:05

in blood. Like, what?

15:08

Seriously, should my mother's

15:08

well have written that? Like, that's what they

15:11

actually want. And I don't think it's a joke. And

15:13

I think that they hope that peep more and more

15:15

people start TFH, like, let's play

15:17

some in the demon. Let's I wanna

15:19

be they say that can ask this demon

15:21

for help. Like, I'm gonna draw a sigil and

15:23

call on him. Like, what? I mean,

15:25

help. I mean, don't you think of

15:27

if

15:27

that company would have done some anti

15:29

anti LGBTQ, all the

15:31

celebrities would have been on it. Yeah. I think that

15:33

would have pissed him off way more than seen.

15:35

Of course. Yeah. And then that's that's what those might

15:37

as, like, how are you guys more upset if they

15:39

would have done some anti homo shit? Like, Qatar.

15:41

Like, dude during Qatar, they won't even know why? They're

15:43

gonna switch TFH national the whole fuck. in whole

15:45

United States press over that,

15:47

but over this thing, I was like, everyone's all acting

15:49

like, ain't nothing happening. They gave up it

15:51

was a mistake.

15:52

Well, I mean, the Kardashians

15:55

are witches, like, and not a good

15:57

way. You know what I'm saying? They're,

15:59

like, they

15:59

are dark arts. They're into the

16:02

dark arts.

16:03

Just everything they do is dark

16:05

arts. There's nothing that isn't.

16:08

like that. I mean, the the amount the

16:10

the time of their fame is,

16:13

like, suspect, like, who's

16:15

that famous, that long for

16:17

nothing? literally

16:17

nothing. Well,

16:19

because you fucking keep playing

16:21

the adult ritual game. That's

16:23

what

16:23

it is. That's what is and

16:25

look what they've done to every fucking

16:27

man they get their hands on. Yeah.

16:30

They're all done. they're all

16:31

done. Like, even Rob is, like, when

16:34

was that seventy saw Rob? He got

16:36

fat and they left them. They're like, wow, you got fat.

16:38

You're not cute no more. They dropped them.

16:41

Poor

16:41

guy. Yeah. But

16:42

Lamar O'dam, Chris Humphreys.

16:44

Lamar O'dam. I mean, he's he just started

16:46

falling apart physically after after

16:48

he went They're they're sucky

16:50

pisses, had? Yeah.

16:52

They probably aren't. It's weird

16:54

that Kanye either got away or

16:57

he's still, like, playing out a

16:59

role Well, I mean, like, I hope he got

17:01

away. How do you pronounce this

17:03

designer? What's it called? Balenciaga?

17:06

Balenciaga. Balenciaga. Right?

17:08

I'm gonna apologize. Right.

17:09

They released two hours ago. That's the only

17:11

thing on their whole Instagram now. And that

17:14

is

17:14

for a for a we would

17:16

like to address the university surrounding our recent ad campaigns. We

17:19

strongly condemn child abuse. It was never our

17:21

intent to include it in our narrative. The two

17:23

separate ad campaigns

17:25

in question reflect a series of

17:27

grievous errors for which Balenciaga takes

17:29

responsibility. The first campaign

17:31

TFH collects campaign features children with

17:33

plush bear and bags dressed in what some

17:35

have labeled BDSM inspired

17:37

TFH. Our plush bear bags in

17:39

the gift collection should not have been featured with children. This

17:42

was a wrong choice by Balenciaga combined

17:44

with our failure in addressing a validating image.

17:46

You're so full shit. They're

17:48

so full of shit. So they said they're blaming oversight. a

17:51

lack of oversight. You're lying. Like how like how

17:53

many people do that? How

17:55

many people Come out with further

17:57

questions. understand how these things go.

17:59

There's somebody's

17:59

job. It's called set

18:02

design. Their job is to

18:04

design the set. Every inch

18:06

of

18:06

that set

18:07

has been mauled over by

18:10

executive producers camera

18:13

guys and set design people.

18:15

And they are set there to

18:17

make sure every inch is

18:20

fucking complete and utterly

18:22

The details are are completely

18:24

agreed upon by everybody

18:26

before they move forward.

18:29

And it's meant to evoke certain

18:31

emotions, and it's meant to express

18:34

certain, you know, intentions. As none of that is

18:36

an accident at all, like you said, that

18:38

there there's purpose behind it. It's never

18:40

just, like, I don't know, just, like, throw some shit

18:42

in the room and take a picture, like, right there.

18:44

Like, no. Let's express this. We want people

18:46

to think about this. We want them to associate this with

18:48

us. That's how it goes. Right job, like

18:50

you said. So so so,

18:52

like, one time

18:53

I there when I was much younger

18:55

in my mid thirties. Right?

18:58

And I was, like, hitting

19:00

on this chick who was in her twenties.

19:02

And we were texting

19:05

back and She didn't get back to

19:07

me. So

19:07

III wrote, oh, hey, you're not

19:09

a holler back girl, which I didn't even know if

19:12

that meant I just thought you that meant you

19:14

didn't call back. And apparently that

19:16

meant you, like, you fuck around with everybody,

19:18

but I didn't know that. Right? So

19:20

she starts fucking keying off

19:22

on me. I'm not that kind of girl. I'm like, oh, I didn't know what

19:24

that meant. Just thought that they didn't call

19:26

back. Today, if this was TFH day they call you a

19:28

boomer for that. Right. Well, yeah. And that was

19:30

a boomer moment. Probably my

19:32

boomer moment. Right? Like, that's understandable.

19:35

On a set in which you put

19:37

the the the supreme

19:39

court ruling on Kitty

19:41

porn,

19:42

That's super

19:45

specific. Yeah.

19:47

There's no like You

19:50

didn't just spin the

19:52

wheel of supreme court justice

19:55

decisions and that just happened land

19:57

on it. and the person that spun the wheel

19:59

has to use that

19:59

ruling on the table.

20:02

And then enough for them to read it. Could have

20:04

just been another piece of paper. Well,

20:06

let's get into that. How does somebody

20:08

know exactly what that reading is?

20:11

Unless the

20:11

people associate with TFH told

20:14

people That's what's on the table.

20:16

Because at the end of the day,

20:18

it is bragging.

20:21

Because

20:21

that's what that's what sigil

20:24

magic is. It is a

20:26

indication to other people that you are

20:28

part of the group. So,

20:30

like okay. So, like, let's say you do know he's

20:32

a piece of shit, the owner of

20:34

this company. Do you watch that and then look and

20:36

definitely find signs

20:38

if you're another

20:39

elite pedophile? Well,

20:41

he's bragging to you because who's he bragging to? because he

20:43

he's not I mean, he he's not bragging to us.

20:45

Yeah. He's bragging to us or his friends. Right? His homies

20:47

or whoever else. see other people in

20:49

the club. Yeah. That can see, like, oh,

20:51

dude, keep keep it right over their

20:54

heads. Yeah. I mean, that that when

20:56

we have Oleon, and

20:57

he and he's discussing all

21:00

the all the clues. It's

21:02

not for us. It's

21:04

so that the other people know,

21:06

hey, dude, we did this. you know, give us our

21:08

credit. And other

21:10

people

21:10

work there. Right? Like the models so

21:12

you can look at the models

21:15

Instagrams and you can see all of their

21:17

garbage garbage nasty dark

21:19

shit. You can also look

21:21

at just the like, just look at the faces of

21:23

the models they have. There's a somebody

21:25

posted, like, a just, you know, there's, like,

21:27

fifteen of them or something altogether,

21:29

and, like, all of them look abused. They've

21:31

got literal bruises on them. Like, this

21:33

is your headshot and you're gonna have

21:35

bruises on your neck and your eyes look as

21:37

shallow as fuck you look like you've been

21:39

drained of blood. You look like your

21:39

soul is like dying. These

21:42

are your models and remember models are

21:44

one of the ways that they get

21:46

their victims. And, right, and that they

21:48

traffic people around the world

21:50

is is all of your model now. We're gonna send

21:52

you over here. Yeah. I do this.

21:55

Like, you can see these are these are some of the

21:57

people they're signaling TFH too. So

21:59

they're bragging, but also remember

22:01

like those kids died. I

22:03

always forget what they're what we call them, but they

22:05

were from England. There was two little kids. There was

22:07

a video of them on, like, a ferry boat

22:10

or something. and they got went viral and they were talking about

22:12

how, oh, dad brings us

22:14

to these places and everyone's wearing robes and

22:16

they give us knives and we have to cut babies up

22:18

and eat them and people were like, what?

22:20

the shit of these kids talking about and there was

22:22

this huge uproar they had all these court cases.

22:24

A bunch of people were, like, protesting

22:26

trying to keep these kids out of the

22:29

official hands they were very clearly just going

22:31

to traffic them further. They were saying

22:33

that the mom put a buff to it and was abusive

22:35

and all of this stuff. They showed up in

22:37

a fucking Super Bowl ad. like,

22:39

the next Super Bowl. And they

22:41

were, like, right front and

22:43

center, both of them in the ad. The two

22:45

kids. Johnny purpose. Yeah. The

22:47

two kids You can't do it. Everyone was fighting to protect --

22:49

Yes. -- and couldn't protect, got

22:51

taken back, got given back to the father, and then all of a

22:53

sudden they were in their Super Bowl ad. And they're

22:55

just saying, Look, we do what we

22:57

want. You can try all you want. You're not stop

22:59

us. Oh, so ringing.

23:02

No. So intimidating. Right?

23:04

They're like, don't you don't have power here. There's nothing

23:06

you can do. No. I I

23:08

agree with that wholeheartedly.

23:11

I agree that that is a giant part of the message,

23:13

which is to buck

23:15

break us. They wanna

23:18

buck

23:18

break humanity. They

23:21

want to embarrass us, they

23:23

Johnny break our will, and

23:25

they want us to be in a heightened

23:27

state of anxiety, and

23:29

it's super depressed. and that's what they want us

23:31

to do. And that that you're seeing

23:34

happen right now in these elections?

23:36

I

23:36

mean, again, you could say whatever

23:38

you want about Cherry Lake I

23:40

like her attitude. I'm not into

23:43

I'm not Republican or democrat. I

23:45

like her attitude. They

23:48

they

23:48

are trying to tell

23:50

you that no matter

23:52

how much you want

23:54

to go one way, it

23:55

is going to go their way. The

23:57

guy who is certifying the fucking

24:01

election had a super pack

24:03

to take out Kerry Lake.

24:06

Her opponent runs

24:09

voting in election

24:12

integrity in in Arizona.

24:15

this

24:16

is done on purpose

24:18

to buck

24:19

break you. It's like, what Winnie,

24:21

what said? They want you to question

24:23

election integrity. This is this the Bernie

24:25

Sanders thing? Or it's like, look, we don't give

24:27

a fuck. How much you like What a hundred

24:30

percent? We don't give a fuck how much you like them.

24:32

The millennials like them. Everybody loves them, but we're gonna give

24:34

you guys No matter what. And again,

24:36

if this gets down to, like,

24:38

why are you accepting this?

24:40

Because it comes off as the other

24:42

side of the aisles politics.

24:45

right is right and wrong is

24:47

wrong. So, like, when I like,

24:49

this energy I have right now for what's going

24:51

on with Cherry Lake, It's the same energy I had for when

24:53

El Gore got fucked by George

24:55

Bush. And I'm not sitting there telling you El

24:57

Gore is an all good guy.

25:00

He's a he's a scumbag TFH,

25:02

but the people voted for

25:04

Al Gore. That's who they should have gotten. I

25:06

kept the same exact energy

25:09

for for Bernie

25:11

Sanders when Hillary did it. It's

25:13

the same energy I had for Donald

25:15

Trump when Joe Biden did it.

25:17

And it's the same thing with this one. So it's

25:19

it's not r's and d's. It's like

25:21

writing versus wrong. And when you

25:23

accept these things, you're

25:26

allowing them to

25:28

fucking position themselves and

25:30

entrench themselves even

25:32

deeper.

25:34

Yeah. And when you don't look, when you

25:37

won't look, you

25:37

know, and we I don't look at

25:39

the nasty

25:39

shit and the Balenciaga. No. catalog and, like, the

25:42

artists that they're hinting towards in

25:44

the, you know, Instagram posts that their

25:46

people make. I don't wanna look at any

25:48

of that. don't wanna feel so depressed our elections could

25:50

never be won, you know. But

25:52

I do anyway because I'd rather live

25:54

in reality and I'd rather be

25:56

somebody who is calling attention to it, and I'd

25:58

rather be somebody who is at least saying, I

26:00

don't know what exactly always we can

26:02

do, but I'm gonna do something. And if

26:04

everyone did that, you know,

26:06

they'd be getting somewhere. But when you refuse to

26:08

even look at it and you refuse to even consider

26:10

it or think about it, you're just doing

26:12

their bidding. Yeah. Actually, they

26:14

want you. And all these who's

26:16

this wave model that they've been go go

26:18

up? The girl who looks like she's holding

26:20

dead baby and blood go up right there

26:22

behind her. I don't know if you would see

26:24

it, but whoever

26:24

that whoever

26:27

that is, that that wage

26:30

that that model is, like, here's

26:32

my problem, like, I'll defend

26:34

the comedian's right to

26:35

do pedophile jokes because

26:38

I don't want anybody limiting

26:40

the jokes that a

26:43

comic can do. Your reaction

26:45

to the joke is fine. I don't care. I don't

26:47

believe in canceling comedians because they

26:49

have jokes. You can like it. You cannot like it.

26:51

That is that is the full extent

26:53

of your power. You either like

26:55

it or you don't like it. If

26:57

you TFH to limit their ability to

26:59

work. I I think you're a piece of

27:01

shit. But what I

27:03

noticed about comedians that

27:05

do a lot pedophile jokes,

27:07

Okay? And it's what I'm saying about these

27:09

these wave models is like, they

27:11

go after people, they think they

27:13

can beat up. Like, they're

27:15

not

27:15

afraid of violence from.

27:18

Like, it it happens all the

27:20

time. Like, they go after

27:22

fucking children because

27:24

they're not afraid of what children can do.

27:27

Children cannot unionize. Children

27:29

cannot come together and start a boycott

27:32

of anything. they can't do it. They

27:34

mentally can't do it, and they

27:36

physically can't do it. So it's an easy

27:38

target for this fucking Ninety

27:40

pound bitch who thinks she's

27:42

fucking tough because she's doing

27:45

satanic. Like, it's all fake tough

27:47

guy shit. That's what these wave balls

27:49

are. They all act like they're fake tough

27:51

guys. Because if they did as a real

27:53

people, they walk up there and punch them rain in

27:55

their skeletal face.

27:57

Yeah. Be

27:58

real easy to break

27:59

them. Like, look at this here. Like,

28:02

she's not like, she look out like she's thinks

28:04

she's so tough. holding on a

28:06

baby with blood all over it. Like

28:09

she's

28:09

some tough bitch.

28:11

You're not tough. You're going after

28:14

people

28:14

you know won't touch you

28:17

because kids can't fight back.

28:19

I have daughters. we're

28:21

going to the park. If I want to go to park, guess what

28:24

we're doing? We're going to the freaking

28:26

park. You can cry all you want.

28:28

Pick you up and put you in your kids'

28:30

seat. Click, boom, we're at the park.

28:32

You gotta do it.

28:34

And that's with loving

28:37

parents. Why have when these kids get to

28:39

foster, they got nobody there

28:40

for them. Those

28:44

are the kids they used too. Yeah. That's why

28:46

I'm talking. Kjell, I got no parents, no

28:48

one to respond, no no one to answer

28:50

for them. So you got all these fucking dart

28:52

I'll go on Lindsay. Sorry. No.

28:55

It's cool. I just and then if you do try to

28:57

bring the authorities and do it and say, like, look, I think

28:59

these people are abusing these kids. They're like, oh,

29:01

we'll take them. we'll take them all, abuse them worse. That's gone

29:04

forever now. Like, it's fucking

29:06

terrifying. What do you do? You know? We

29:08

have this whole thing where we're, like, children belong to

29:10

their parents. they belong to their

29:12

guardian. And I I

29:14

am on that side. Like, that is what I

29:16

think. You know, like, you should have the right to

29:18

educate your kid how you want TFH. feed

29:20

them, you know, the things that you think are

29:22

nutritious and good and, you know, medicate or

29:24

not medicate them in accordance with what you

29:26

think is best for their growth and development. So I

29:28

I really am into parents. Right?

29:30

And then I'm like, I don't know the what do you

29:32

do when when someone is doing something

29:34

like that and you know it? And you

29:36

cannot call authorities,

29:38

there is nothing that any it's

29:40

possible. Right? There's gonna be CPS agents and

29:42

CPS robots where some kids do get some

29:44

help. But like but we know

29:46

for sure plenty that don't and there's

29:48

plenty that just get abducted then and get put in

29:50

TFH system that sends them around to get abused. You've been worse.

29:52

So what do you do? I

29:54

mean,

29:54

really hard, you know? It's really hard. And that's

29:56

why when we get into the right to life and right

29:58

to choose, it's not

29:59

simply it's not as

30:02

simple as that.

30:03

and I hate to say it

30:06

because a lot of these kids have get brought into the world

30:08

that don't have parents that get put in TFH

30:10

system and they just get grinded

30:13

out. and

30:13

like all these homeless people,

30:16

whatever you wanna say about that, it's

30:18

just fucking truth

30:19

that there most of them are coming from

30:22

a system that had no love. And you

30:24

know what? You

30:25

I know you guys are gonna light me up about that.

30:27

You boom. I know it'll allow you guys and I'm

30:29

I'm listening. I love you listeners. I'm

30:32

not but

30:32

I'm just telling you a lot to this, man.

30:34

Mhmm. There's a lot more than it's

30:36

not black and white. And

30:38

it's like so, like, as a

30:41

comedian, right, Like, dude,

30:44

my career is where it is because I don't

30:46

play this game of, like, give

30:48

them what they want. Right. because

30:50

I don't do that. I give them what

30:52

I want, and that's why I'm

30:55

playing the the crowd size

30:57

I'm playing. and

30:58

I'm not filling the staple center out

31:00

or But but you could also be

31:02

playing their game and not

31:05

even be doing it. No. No. That's also fun. And

31:07

that hurts that hurts your soul way fucking more.

31:09

And, guys, there's a bunch of

31:11

comics on cruise ships that are going through

31:13

that right now. that's that's why I have

31:16

it's a quick rise in the middle.

31:18

But but

31:20

I know that when you watch

31:23

these comics who play these arenas, they're there

31:25

because they're giving those crowds what they want.

31:27

And I'm not this is not bad.

31:29

But

31:29

TFH

31:31

you look who consumes high fashion,

31:34

why wouldn't fashion

31:36

designers be doing the exact same

31:38

thing? Why

31:40

wouldn't they be giving the

31:42

people who consume high fashion

31:45

what they want? It's with the art world. You

31:47

say with the art world? Right. Yeah. Or

31:49

Hamzah's art. So you're

31:50

so right. That's such a good one. It

31:52

is a great point.

31:54

So because I heard that backpack, the

31:56

little plushed all backpacks were over four hundred bucks. Yeah.

31:58

That's why

31:59

you do it, man. You're playing to

32:02

a certain crowd. And

32:04

the, like, the darkness that

32:06

crowd don't you think that crowd doesn't give a fuck. You think that you're

32:08

hurt by that? will hurt

32:10

people. And that's

32:12

what that says. Her

32:14

people are hurting people.

32:17

And we have to wake up to

32:19

it. And it gets into this whole

32:21

thing like, And

32:21

this is something I wanna talk to you

32:24

because, you know, Lindsey, we kind of talked

32:26

about narcissism before this, you

32:28

know, and all that stuff and

32:30

I get people hit me up all the time. Did you

32:32

really take Jesus? I'm like, yeah, dude, I love

32:34

Jesus.

32:34

I love Jesus. Do I think you

32:36

die

32:36

for my sin? Yeah. Why not? Yeah.

32:40

Jesus. Jesus died for my sin. Do I gotta say

32:42

it like okay.

32:44

There we are. said, we're

32:47

good. Now he's going to church for Johnny, guys. What

32:49

more do you need? Yeah. I'll go to church with I'm

32:51

not going to church. I don't know what you mean. I'm a

32:53

church here. I believe in

32:55

And this is really where I'm going to be with Jesus.

32:57

With all that stuff is it's like

32:59

it's in me. It's my thing. And

33:01

I'm gonna

33:02

focus on me. my family

33:04

I love and take care of that.

33:06

If you wanna

33:06

help, I'll help you. But as long

33:08

as you're not hurting people and particularly

33:11

kids, You

33:11

will hear any issues from me.

33:13

You do

33:13

you, you live your life, as

33:16

long as you're not hurting people, particularly

33:19

kids?

33:19

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33:20

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experience it. And this is what

36:40

I'm all about. I don't know a fucking

36:42

thing about any spiritual thing until I searched

36:45

it. Right? Like and

36:47

so when I had various

36:50

spiritual experiences, that's when I was

36:52

able to stop and go, I can never go

36:54

back from this. Like, I can never

36:56

now not understand what I

36:58

am and who I am. I had someone

37:00

say to me once that I needed to find

37:02

faith. And I

37:03

was like, I

37:04

have the strongest faith of maybe

37:06

anyone I've ever met. because I've actually known

37:08

it, because I've actually met my soul,

37:10

and I've actually been with it. And I've

37:12

actually experienced negative entities and demonic

37:15

energies we've talked about on your

37:17

show before. and all of these things. I can't unknow

37:19

that. I know it. It's it's

37:21

that's nosticism to me, and that's what Jesus was

37:23

talking about as well. Like, you

37:25

are also this thing. I'm not special.

37:27

He was trying to get everyone to

37:29

understand that. Like, I might be in a different

37:31

place than you spiritually, but I'm not different than

37:33

you. Our makeup is the same. We're exactly the same.

37:35

You know, and people are like, oh, he died for

37:37

our sins. I mean, you can interpret

37:39

that so many ways. But

37:42

what he was actually doing might

37:44

not have been exactly that sort

37:46

of equation that we put on

37:50

Like, sins exist. Keys are stied. Now nobody has to

37:52

worry about sins. Like That's all. Do you really

37:54

think that's what he was saying? I thought

37:56

about that on stage of the Jimmy Dorthing

37:59

and it No. Where I

37:59

talk? No. I was talking about it in

38:02

Ventura. I'm like, dude,

38:04

he diverges. I'm cool, Zach. I could do whatever

38:07

I want now. and everyone got quiet, bro. I'm like, I okay.

38:09

So we're not following this rule, I guess. Dude, I'm a

38:12

catholic. I just gotta go in this room. Tell these guys,

38:14

hey, sorry. I gotta say Which is

38:16

the original original

38:18

black male scheme, by the way. Oh,

38:20

yeah. They used to be, like, pay us this

38:22

much, and then you're fine. It's cool. You can go, you

38:24

know, rape someone or whatever you need to

38:27

do. but it's -- Right. -- how

38:29

was that? But Yeah. So so

38:31

I I'm studying this stuff and,

38:33

you know, I I got

38:35

some, you know, beta astrology going to, you

38:38

know, that stuff really resonates with

38:40

me. Narcissism really resonates

38:44

with me. So you know, I'm trying

38:46

I like again, I love how you said, I don't know anything. I really don't know anything. I'm

38:48

just enjoying this journey I'm on.

38:51

Johnny, you I'm trying to write a

38:53

spiritual book, and I'm kind of

38:55

realizing that, like, poor Mark has

38:57

he's helped me write it taking so long

39:00

that, like, I'm, like, don't know if I believe

39:02

that anymore. You know, it's like and

39:04

it's like, I don't I don't wanna put out something

39:06

that doesn't have my belief. So it's

39:08

like, can I put this out? What episode TFH

39:11

on Spirit? Are you on? What what do you mean?

39:13

On Zero. Your Spirit Show. What what what episode are

39:15

you? Two I think two hundred

39:17

and five now. And there must you must have gone through

39:19

-- Oh, yeah. -- roller coaster offerings. Were you I

39:21

believe this? And I thought so I

39:23

could I a film

39:25

for Mark where he's like where the fuck do we go? No.

39:27

No. No. He's like, no. This is great, but I'm

39:29

like, am I Do I believe that still? Like,

39:32

I don't

39:34

know. And So III wind it down to

39:36

I think we live in one of

39:38

two things. It could

39:39

either be, like,

39:42

the

39:42

vedic's believe there's four worlds with multiple dimensions.

39:45

Right? And the top is

39:47

the all, which is God. then

39:49

you have, like, these kind of middle management

39:52

angels in the middle there and all these

39:54

dimensions. And then at the

39:56

bottom is here, and that's why they say

39:58

we live in hell. We live in the lost

39:59

reality. Right? And

40:02

we're here, Christ consciousness, which I

40:04

believe in both versions. connection, connecting,

40:07

and we're here to learn. And,

40:09

you know, when we if we

40:10

don't get it right, then we come back and we keep

40:12

doing it till we get it right. now

40:15

there's

40:15

this new thing that I've been

40:18

starting to get into,

40:20

and it basically

40:22

is that So there was God male

40:24

female, and the female version was

40:26

Sofia. Sofia is

40:28

the original feminist

40:32

Right? because if you study this, Sophia is like, I

40:34

wanna have a kid, I wanna do it

40:36

myself. I don't need the male

40:38

part. So Sophia has

40:40

a child and it's the

40:42

demigurge. Right? The demigurge. And she instantly

40:44

realized she fucked up. And

40:47

this thing is like it's

40:50

it's crazy. Right? Little

40:54

Satan. Well, So it decides it wants to create its own in

40:56

this reality, wants to create its own reality.

40:58

And then it it

41:02

creates this

41:03

realm we live in, which is they call

41:05

false reality. And he

41:07

was having problems with it, so he went

41:09

to try to get help from the other gods, and

41:11

they gave him divine spark, which is our

41:13

soul. Right? divine spark

41:16

and but he realized he needs his divine

41:18

spark to run this reality.

41:21

So we had to so

41:22

you get trapped here.

41:23

Right? And they say that

41:25

the demigurge is the God of

41:27

the Old Testament. They

41:30

angry

41:31

God. And that one said

41:32

The bad God. The the quote

41:34

unquote bad God. Right? And then

41:37

So, like, go on.

41:38

the Well, so

41:40

there people will differentiate them. They'll say

41:42

the God of good or the God of dark

41:44

because he's also a God.

41:46

but there is a good God too supposedly

41:48

beyond that God and and whatever. Yeah. Yael de Beauat.

41:50

I think it's his name, the bad

41:54

God. that supposedly pre created this place as a prison that

41:56

we're supposedly trapped in. So then

41:58

it gets into

41:59

would have you

42:01

is it Are the fallen angels, the

42:03

demigurch? Is he the fallen angels that would that

42:06

no. No. It's not. So

42:08

Sofia realizes

42:10

he she messed up and cast him away. That's

42:12

some of the stuff I've read

42:14

as well. Well, and

42:17

she's supposedly trying to

42:19

get free too and she also represents wisdom and it's it's a

42:21

maze of of people in places

42:23

and and belief

42:26

systems and you know, again, nosticism as a religion and as like a

42:28

a cult, if you Johnny call it that,

42:30

is is all about, like, trying

42:32

to map to

42:34

decide which ones you specifically as

42:36

anostic like love or

42:38

hate or worship or don't worship and what their

42:40

goals are and what their motivations

42:42

are and how you get out of this place. And it is

42:44

amazing. It is a little nest. And so

42:46

every gnostic I've ever talked to who's in

42:48

the religious nosticism

42:50

side of things has a different take on all of

42:53

that. Like, you could study it for

42:55

years and still be in, like,

42:57

a completely different place than than other people who also call

42:59

themselves an ossy fix. But again, none of that is

43:02

no sis. None of it is no

43:04

sis at

43:06

all. none of that has any you don't have. I shouldn't

43:08

say that. You have the ability to perhaps know

43:10

and to experience it and know in a

43:12

in a nocist sort of way.

43:15

but most people aren't doing that. They're reading books

43:17

by other people, and then they're saying,

43:19

like, oh yeah, I have no sis because

43:21

I read a book. It's

43:22

like, no. Am I doing that? Maybe that's what I'm doing

43:24

right now. Which there's nothing wrong with that.

43:26

Right? No. No. No. No. No. No. game.

43:29

understanding

43:29

is we look at what other people have

43:31

said and thought and we look at resources and we

43:33

look at, you know, examples of things and we

43:35

start to try to develop our view of it

43:37

and our experience of it. but that I'm

43:39

just saying it's not Nosis. Nosis would be if you went and you actually

43:41

talked to a being named yelled at Boeth and

43:44

you were

43:46

like, dude. Are you the bad god? Did you trap us all here? And he was like, yeah,

43:48

the Here's the constructs. Here's what

43:50

it looks like and you, like, float it through

43:53

it and look all the aspects. I mean, you're like, wow. Well, now

43:55

I'm saying, like, I've been there and I've seen it, and

43:57

that's actually what's going on here. And even then,

43:59

you'd have

43:59

to accept that, like, possibly I was

44:02

being misled possibly, I

44:04

didn't see that correctly or understand it correctly.

44:06

Possibly, it

44:06

was a trick or something. I would hope you would

44:08

at least question that TFH you had an experience

44:10

like that. Well, that would be closer

44:13

tonosis. Yeah. So

44:14

that is the whole thing. So it

44:16

comes down to, you know, if

44:19

you're talking to some people. I like and a

44:21

lot of this comes from a conversation I had with Hadi Macau Hadi

44:24

Macauvsky. And

44:26

his whole thing was based on his

44:30

research. that, you know, all these

44:32

after death experiences, they

44:34

all have a moment where they see their

44:36

life pass and their

44:38

judgment. Right?

44:40

And this moment. And what he's saying is that

44:42

at that moment, you're supposed

44:44

to

44:44

tell them you're opting

44:46

out of

44:48

the game. They have an option?

44:50

No.

44:50

We're meant to

44:53

believe that we

44:55

don't have an option. that

44:57

we do it until they tell us

44:59

we're done. But what

45:01

he's saying is that there are

45:03

certain cultures that believe

45:06

that that

45:06

we're in a reincarnation

45:09

loop, a trap. And

45:10

we're constantly being reincarnated to

45:14

stay here when in reality, we just have to tell them that we're

45:16

out of the gate, which is super

45:18

interesting. So

45:18

I'm like, okay. So this

45:22

day comes, And I'm like, I play this game. And next thing you know, I come

45:24

back and I'm some donkey to donkey

45:26

show in Tijuana. Like like

45:29

So, like, that's that slice

45:32

of hamper. Yeah. This

45:37

is a thing For me, at least again, with

45:39

my own doses and my own experiences, a hundred percent of my spiritual

45:42

experiences have shown me that I have

45:44

choice and anything that I

45:46

actually do have

45:48

free will. that I can choose anything, that there are beings out

45:50

there that are fantastically

45:52

beautiful and loving and want nothing but

45:54

to help me more and more, but that they can't just

45:56

do it

45:58

for me. I have to choose it and then actually do it myself.

46:00

Right? And that that is part of free will too is self

46:02

responsibility. All of

46:04

my experience has shown me that all my

46:06

experiences andnosis has shown me that

46:08

karma is a thing and that

46:10

it's not meant to be a trap. It's

46:14

just like cause and effect. So if you go up to a hot stove and

46:16

you're like, I'm gonna touch that and you touch it,

46:18

like your finger will be burned. Not because

46:20

God

46:20

was like, I burn you, like,

46:23

cash you, like, burn your finger in punishment. But because these

46:25

are

46:25

just the natural rules of the

46:27

world, and you chose to stick your finger on

46:29

a hot stove, like, that's

46:31

just a consequence of it. That's what karma is. It's just

46:33

the consequences of things. Your choices

46:36

have reactions. You know, that is

46:38

a law. and it just it

46:40

just is true. So my

46:42

experiences have shown me that that also

46:44

exists. My experiences have also showed me that I

46:46

can get out of here. I can get out of this

46:48

place, in fact, pretty easily. And so

46:50

can anybody else, right, on the

46:52

astral upper, on the soul level. Last

46:54

time I was on your show, I think we talked

46:56

about going TFH, like, what seemed like the center of the entire fucking

46:58

universe. So clearly, that wasn't here

47:00

and I wasn't trapped here. Did I

47:02

have to

47:04

come back? that it didn't seem that way. I wanted to. I wanted

47:06

to come back. I was like, heck, I kinda wanna go

47:08

back to my home now in my bed. Like, this has

47:10

been very

47:12

strange. you know, like I mean, if I'd be more comfortable there. Also,

47:14

a lot of people when they

47:16

have near death experiences, again,

47:18

not my noes, but you know, their

47:21

noses which I'm willing to take with some level of

47:22

acceptance. Right? This is

47:23

their experience. So many people

47:26

report being given the choice. Do you

47:28

wanna go back.

47:29

And they're like, yeah. Yeah. I do. And

47:31

then they come back. And, like, so, didn't

47:33

they oh, is that a trap then? You

47:35

know, and if you do at

47:38

that moment, I TFH you've never talked to Peter Panigor, maybe you

47:40

wanna have him on zero or TFH foil, but he

47:42

talks about as well, he

47:44

understood fully. He literally never

47:46

had to

47:48

come back. he could stay just in the presence of what

47:50

you might call God in this

47:52

pure beautiful energy just

47:54

being in this union in this

47:56

love, and he never had to leave that. No one has to

47:58

leave that. Right? But I'm willing to

48:00

bet there's people out there who are like, that's a

48:03

trap too. And I'm like, so

48:06

I I really feel like people will put a trap

48:08

on anything, and this is like another

48:10

level of refusing

48:12

self

48:14

responsibility for your life and your path. Right? If

48:16

you're a if you're a victim, if you cannot escape this place and this bad God

48:18

has put you here and trapped you

48:22

here, then Why do you have to

48:24

even try? Right? Like, why do you even have to,

48:26

like, do anything? Why not just

48:28

go eat eat babies or whatever? Like, what's

48:30

that? What's the question? Like, you

48:32

know, so you bring

48:34

up something really really important, and that is

48:36

your experience. You talk about your experience, and

48:39

that's literally

48:39

TFH only thing I can go

48:42

by. Yeah.

48:42

That's it. The only thing I

48:44

can go by is, like, when I do certain

48:47

things, I feel like

48:48

this kind of warmth and

48:50

energy. My

48:51

turbo gets charged a little

48:53

bit. Right? I feel like going,

48:57

I feel better about that, when I help others, when I

48:59

give away freely, not expecting anything

49:01

in return, I

49:04

feel better.

49:04

better That

49:06

has to mean something. Right? That has to mean

49:09

something. I also know when I think

49:11

about something not long enough, I seem to

49:13

will it to happen. And

49:17

that metaphor including the negative shit. Right. Very much

49:19

the

49:19

negative shit. Yeah. Very

49:24

much the And this

49:25

is something anyone can prove to themselves is two things you just said. One is

49:27

that you actually create your experience here and

49:29

that you're willing these things into existence and

49:31

you're willing your

49:34

experiences consciously or unconsciously. And people are like, why would I

49:36

have created this, like, hard shit that

49:38

I'm going through? Because you fucking did.

49:40

Like, that was your karma.

49:43

you literally, like, did this thing and so here was the

49:45

consequence of it and or you

49:48

focused on it and you you watched movies

49:50

about it and you fucking thought about it. You

49:52

stayed down in the so long that, like, more

49:54

dump came to you, like, that was what you created for yourself. I have seen

49:56

over and over and Well, when people

49:59

purposely,

49:59

like, just do positive

50:02

shit. Like, you're talking about, like, go give stuff

50:04

to someone. Go do something for someone else. Go

50:06

exercise. Just start eating better. Start

50:08

thinking about that. watch happy

50:10

things instead of bullshit garbage.

50:12

Right? Listen to things that uplift you.

50:14

Your whole fucking

50:14

world changes and people are like, whoa.

50:16

It's like, it's not magic. you

50:19

created that like you chose it, and then you did it. And this

50:21

is taking responsibility for yourself. And the

50:23

other thing you said

50:25

they feel it. You can feel it. I have

50:27

people ask me all the time. Like, one of

50:29

the most often questions and all of the people

50:31

who I work with. That'll say

50:34

to me, how do I

50:36

know? Like, how do I know? Right? If you

50:38

were going to suddenly meet

50:39

Yale deboa or the bit the bad

50:42

God, how would

50:42

you know if he's good or bad? And

50:44

I'm like, well, the same exact way you would know if

50:46

you were talking to a

50:47

human being. If some person walked up

50:50

to you out

50:52

of nowhere, and you're just encountering them for the first time. How

50:54

many times have you been confused about

50:56

whether they're good or bad for you? Not many

50:58

times. Some

51:00

people really good at psychopathy. I get it. That's a harder question.

51:02

Most of the time though, you can feel

51:04

it. You can just see

51:06

a

51:08

little like, exam like, oh, I don't know that person has pop marks

51:10

all over their face and they're twitching. Like, they're probably

51:12

on drugs. Like, it's kind of obvious. Also,

51:14

I feel uncomfortable around them. there's

51:17

a good sign. You all have these things

51:20

where we can understand. Again, it's

51:22

our nosis. Our experience tells

51:24

us this. A lot of us have turned

51:26

it off tuned it out, disconnected from it,

51:28

dissociated from it, and now it's really

51:30

hard for us. Now we're like, for some reason,

51:32

we're always

51:34

with, like, worse people. Well, it's because

51:36

you turned off your own intuition, you tuned out from it, and you decided

51:39

for many reasons, not

51:41

to listen to it, but you do still have it actually.

51:44

And everybody to everybody can

51:46

feel the difference between good and bad. A

51:48

hundred percent

51:50

of people You may again, may have atrophied. You may have chosen

51:52

not to use it for a while, but it's

51:54

there. And you can re you can re

51:56

strengthen it. You can develop it

51:58

again and Again, there's your noses. So everyone has those two things.

51:59

Everybody can do that. It might sound dumb, but they

52:02

have they've they've done trials for, like, little kids that

52:04

they'll pull like a naval person and they're

52:06

like a

52:08

nice teacher. and they know the good evil without people

52:10

like, oh, dude, it feels you get a different

52:12

vibe from obviously the other teachers. So I Where do

52:14

they get an evil

52:16

person from? No. Not evil.

52:18

Yeah. I mean, like, who who who signs up

52:20

for it? Who who signs up for it? k.

52:22

We need a evil person. Okay. We

52:24

got a bunch of people standing now. had for evil

52:26

people, and they just showed up. I was

52:28

like, hey, you wanna you wanna get off

52:30

death row? We got a a study. You

52:32

can get out of this. Gotta

52:34

loosen the sentence. Johnny.

52:36

She's gonna let him out. So

52:38

True, though. I I feel bad when

52:40

I see kids who are like, their

52:43

parents are

52:43

like handing them to someone and the kid is like, no. Like, freaking out and the parents

52:45

like, oh, just fucking go. And it's like, well,

52:47

there's

52:47

part of where you started to turn

52:49

off your intuition. eyes

52:52

that your parents, like, forced you into the arms of people you felt

52:54

uncomfortable with. And so you were, like,

52:56

I guess I'm not supposed

52:57

to feel uncomfortable. I guess I'm not

52:59

supposed to scream my fear

53:01

of this person because it's just gonna be

53:04

ignored and you learn to ignore

53:06

yourself because you were ignored and I'm not telling

53:08

kids to be able to do whatever they want. You can tell

53:10

TFH difference between when a kid is being

53:12

manipulative, throwing a fit, you know, trying to get their way. And when they're genuinely

53:14

upset, right? And I would never

53:16

Woodard

53:17

never shove my kid into the arms of someone who does

53:20

making them freak out and scream. I'd be like, there's

53:22

clearly a reason. They're

53:24

sensing something they don't wanna have

53:26

anything to do with it. I'm gonna respect.

53:28

That kids are much more in tune with their

53:30

emotions. Right?

53:32

the Like,

53:33

I have children right now. I am

53:35

trying to mold them to act

53:37

in society. And some of

53:39

that is, like, not

53:41

not not expressing their

53:44

emotions

53:44

out loud. Mhmm. Like my daughter

53:46

who

53:46

I love with all my heart

53:48

with all my heart like, goes

53:50

very quickly into screaming.

53:52

Like, because she

53:53

under she over time has learned

53:56

that when she does that, her parents

53:58

react quicker. And now have

54:00

to go, we don't do that

54:02

in public. Right?

54:04

Which is very interesting because

54:07

that's her emotion. Why why am I telling her not to

54:09

do that? Is that me kind

54:12

of dimming her

54:13

emotional light? No.

54:16

because like

54:17

I said, there's a difference between manipulation, which is

54:19

what she's doing in the situations. Like

54:21

she said, she's learned that if she does this,

54:23

she can get this outcome. that's

54:26

manipulation. There's a and I'm not saying, all kids do this.

54:28

All kids go through these. Every child

54:31

does this because because every time

54:34

They can't communicate yet. And the old

54:36

their first communication is

54:38

crying. My

54:39

diapers went, I'm

54:41

hungry. I'm crying. So when you

54:43

see a child crying, especially a little baby, it tends to be either they're

54:46

hungry or they've got a

54:48

dirty diaper. And

54:51

that's how you that's

54:52

how they learn but over time, as they

54:54

learn to communicate more, you have to teach

54:57

them that the screaming and shouting isn't a

54:59

way to go, which is so interesting because and this is what

55:01

we're gonna get into because I know you wanna talk

55:03

about schools, and I think

55:06

This is a great way to go

55:08

from this fashion thing, which is like, why are they going after

55:12

kids? why is

55:14

why is Disney putting out a we

55:16

love Satan thing. When they when

55:18

they have such a problem right

55:21

now with the occult, If you were

55:23

a

55:23

business running a business

55:26

properly, you would go, hey, man,

55:28

we shouldn't do that

55:30

right now. because people

55:32

think we have a real fucking

55:34

woke problem. And saying

55:36

we love Satan is a funny joke

55:39

by itself, maybe. On

55:41

a different note, we're hilarious,

55:43

maybe. Maybe. Maybe. Right? And

55:46

I'm not I don't wanna be serious guy

55:48

all the time. I don't want

55:50

every joke to be taken

55:52

literal all the time because I hate when

55:54

crowds do that to me.

55:56

But if there is a pattern

55:58

of this, it

55:59

becomes an issue.

55:59

Right? Like, we've seen

56:01

this. Like,

56:02

Disney has tried to get,

56:04

like, gender kid entertainment

56:06

And people like, we don't want this

56:08

shit no more. Oh, dude. The hallmark is

56:10

that my dad loves watching those cheesy hallmark movies around

56:13

Christmas, and they're all I mean,

56:15

it's loaded with trans agenda, like So

56:17

crazy stuff. My my dad is just, you know, he's just

56:19

a simple guy. He's like, what

56:22

what what happened then? Well, it's just like it

56:24

goes back all TFH, like, now I don't know what it

56:26

is, but ESPN

56:28

thinks there's a large segment

56:31

of their audience that is

56:34

interested in HIV medications.

56:36

because one guy had

56:39

it.

56:39

We're watching football and

56:41

you think that

56:42

there's enough people who

56:44

might get aids. Is it prep?

56:46

Is that what it is? Well, no, it's like all the

56:48

new now it's not just prep. You get now

56:50

there's people who are fighting over that market.

56:53

It's so interesting,

56:54

isn't it? But it's like why

56:56

are you like, it doesn't

56:58

make business sense. Like, is

57:01

there enough people watching

57:04

Monday night football or Sunday night

57:06

football? So this must have been

57:08

NBC. So not just

57:10

ESPN, but

57:11

NBC

57:13

that want that

57:16

might be

57:16

worried about getting AIDS and bear back

57:18

at each other. It's a million people

57:20

in the US, though. Do you

57:21

think it's that

57:24

big enough? Hey, hey,

57:26

Trevor. It's a million people. It's not a big it's

57:28

not a big market. It's not a big it's not

57:30

enough to run

57:32

an ad in a very specific thing which and even

57:34

football which is the biggest thing on

57:36

television, it's not enough for

57:38

us to society. And

57:40

thirteen percent of those don't know they have it. So take

57:42

another thirteen percent

57:42

off of that number. Okay. So

57:45

it's down to, like, eight

57:47

hundred eight hundred and seventy thousand

57:49

in that range.

57:50

Yeah. But okay.

57:52

So

57:52

do you think it's it's the end of bela?

57:54

Let's put Johnny. Do you really think this comp this

57:56

HIV company has enough fucking money with, like, we don't give a fuck that we no one on

57:58

there's watching our shit, but we wanna promote

58:00

this HIV

58:02

medicine anyways. I think it

58:04

comes down to ESG.

58:07

And

58:07

that

58:08

that

58:09

NBC gets

58:12

ESG points for running an HIV commercial. To give them a lower

58:14

price. Football. So give them a lower price. You think you

58:16

gave me the Maybe a lower price or

58:18

they the BlackRock, which probably

58:20

owns a giant chunk

58:22

of NBC and the AIDS medication

58:24

made that deal

58:26

happen. Wow. That's

58:28

a

58:28

great that's a great point. I

58:31

bet that's it. It's very Marxist,

58:33

you know, except you like more to

58:35

control all of all of society. We

58:37

gotta control it. education system, not enough. We got them from,

58:39

like, two now to, like, twenty five.

58:42

Not enough. We need to also then do this in

58:44

the business.

58:46

world. We need to do it

58:48

through advertising. We need to get everybody trapped into this. ESG is very

58:50

similar to SEL. So

58:52

so so emotional learning

58:56

which was just coming into a big, you

58:58

know, section of our curriculum right

59:00

as I was leaving education. It's the

59:03

same exact end goal which is

59:05

to control the cultural and social mind, right, of

59:07

the of the people, the children in

59:09

this case and with ESG of

59:11

of the adults. It's

59:14

the same thing. Just one hundred percent. And some of

59:16

it is is it

59:18

listen. I hate to do this,

59:20

but it's just true. Like,

59:23

not not

59:25

all these companies

59:27

know exactly what

59:30

they're

59:30

they're

59:32

supporting. all

59:33

the time, meaning

59:36

that

59:36

a business

59:38

will donate to a gay

59:40

charity TFH get ESG points

59:42

not knowing that gay charity will turn around and do a

59:45

drag show for children. And then they

59:47

get kinda caught up in

59:48

it.

59:50

But that but that's why they do it so that

59:52

they go, hey, BlackRock. Larry

59:54

Fink. We just gave Portland's

59:58

gay REC

59:59

Center. A

1:00:01

hundred thousand dollars.

1:00:04

So we

1:00:04

get some points. Right? With our ES0

1:00:06

yeah. You did, man. You're doing social.

1:00:08

social credit score for sure. You're do I

1:00:10

mean, excuse me, you're doing social causes, which

1:00:13

is like a big part of, like,

1:00:15

what we really wanna do. It's

1:00:18

all cultural Marxism. And just like we talked about

1:00:21

on TFH episodes ago,

1:00:23

it is all a

1:00:25

silent Bolshevic revolution. this

1:00:28

isn't going on right now. And nobody

1:00:30

wants to talk about it because it gets very

1:00:32

scared. Then you talk about that, you'll hear

1:00:34

anti Semitism. This has nothing

1:00:37

to do with anti Semitism. Even though Larry

1:00:39

Fink is Jewish, this is like this is

1:00:41

dark arts occultism.

1:00:46

Capital communism at its

1:00:48

purest form is getting rid

1:00:50

of God.

1:00:52

That

1:00:53

is that is cultism.

1:00:54

That's actually why I I

1:00:56

left communism in

1:00:58

my early twenties was

1:01:00

because eventually,

1:01:02

you know, I would I asked a lot of questions, and I

1:01:04

didn't get a lot of really good answers. But

1:01:06

I thought I was fighting, you know,

1:01:09

for the poor of the world against the rich and

1:01:11

the elite and all of this.

1:01:14

And eventually, they were like, oh, yeah. So, you

1:01:16

know, once we have the war is revolution,

1:01:18

and we've overthrown the government, and we've taken

1:01:20

control of the means of production,

1:01:22

we'll totally just start

1:01:24

reeducating people. And I was like, yeah, you know,

1:01:26

I mean, I guess, like,

1:01:28

giving people education to help them

1:01:30

understand is gonna be, like, a vital part of this.

1:01:32

Like, how do we actually do that? And they're, like, oh, you know,

1:01:34

we put them in camps. And I'm,

1:01:36

like, oh, Oh, we're gonna put people in camps. And here. I

1:01:38

signed in. And then

1:01:40

I was like, okay. I mean, like,

1:01:43

gonna go into camps and they're like, well, you know,

1:01:45

Christians and, like, religious to people of any

1:01:47

flavor basically and, like,

1:01:49

any sort of what are we called academics, you know,

1:01:51

all of the scientists and stuff because they all need to

1:01:54

learn about, like, how to instead of

1:01:56

working for

1:01:58

the goals that they had been working for or worked for, you know, the

1:01:59

the people, the

1:02:00

power of the people, and the

1:02:03

proletariat, the dictatorship a proletariat and

1:02:05

all of this. And I'm like, wow, Christians and stuff

1:02:08

TFH. I'm like but I mean, they're allowed to just

1:02:10

be like spiritual. Right? And they're like,

1:02:13

Johnny, no. Any spirituality. I was like,

1:02:15

any spirituality. Like, even outside of religion. They're like, yeah. I'm like, well, I'm spiritual.

1:02:17

They're like, oh, you would go to the reeducation camp.

1:02:19

So I'm like, you're not doing a

1:02:21

good job retaining me. wouldn't

1:02:24

you tell me that once I help you over through

1:02:26

the government, I'm gonna be in a reeducation

1:02:28

camp, but that was what finally

1:02:30

actually broke me. I was like, I can't.

1:02:33

I can't be with this movement.

1:02:35

I think people should be able to worship

1:02:37

however they want, whoever they want. Anyway, they

1:02:39

want the insaneness. by the

1:02:41

way, should be able to worship Satan if that's what

1:02:43

they want. I don't think they should be able to,

1:02:45

you know, mess with children or whatever if

1:02:48

that's what they're doing, but Any

1:02:50

anybody? Anybody should be able to be any

1:02:52

brand of spiritual they want. So I

1:02:54

I left over that and I'm so

1:02:56

grateful that I had my very strong

1:02:58

spiritual convictions, you know, no sis before I

1:03:01

got to that stage of my life or I

1:03:03

don't know if I would have ever broke with them. You know,

1:03:05

I don't know if I would have ever

1:03:08

seen through because it sounded otherwise like a very

1:03:10

necessary thing we had to do as a as a

1:03:12

society to save

1:03:14

the world. III

1:03:16

agree with you. And, like, this is my

1:03:18

whole thing. And, like, you know, you wanna get mad

1:03:20

me. I don't care, dude. Okay? Communist,

1:03:24

atheist. These these are just

1:03:26

people to me who just are angry at their

1:03:29

dads. That's just all I see from

1:03:31

that. They're just angry at

1:03:34

you're fucking father and you're just railing against

1:03:36

anything that reminds you of him. And

1:03:38

that's all it fucking is. That's

1:03:40

all it is, man. because

1:03:42

you don't re like, dude, every American

1:03:45

communist person, there

1:03:47

is communist countries

1:03:50

move there. Just

1:03:51

go live there for a year. Yeah.

1:03:53

Tell me how you like

1:03:56

it.

1:03:56

There why? Nobody's

1:03:58

nobody's excape there are a couple

1:03:59

people, and they're very few,

1:04:02

that

1:04:02

very few

1:04:03

escaped democracies

1:04:05

to go to

1:04:07

communist and socialist countries. Right? Very few. Occasionally,

1:04:09

it happens. And the ones that have end up not

1:04:11

really liking it. Yeah.

1:04:13

Stand up and fucking Wanna come right

1:04:16

back. Like, everybody that leads

1:04:18

LA is like after you're like, yeah, I'm

1:04:20

coming back. You're like, yeah,

1:04:22

it sucks.

1:04:22

But so does other places

1:04:26

suck?

1:04:26

Starting with the weather. It's my nature.

1:04:28

You know, and it's just like, listen, I

1:04:30

love Los Angeles. I got a big LA

1:04:34

Armenian flag. Oh, did you get that

1:04:36

too? You got it? Yeah. Let's get into that later

1:04:38

tonight. Black. Black. You know, I love

1:04:40

LA. I hate Hollywood. If I could just

1:04:42

carve out Hollywood and throw it into

1:04:44

the fucking ocean, can we do

1:04:46

downtown too? Yeah. But

1:04:48

I think I think Hollywood would

1:04:50

fly downtowns like that. That's a different because they take all these people from

1:04:52

this area and shove them down there.

1:04:55

because they wanna act

1:04:57

like, hey, dude, this area

1:04:59

is nice because this is a tourist area. I don't

1:05:01

know why, but it is. But most

1:05:02

of this stuff

1:05:03

is just all theoretical

1:05:07

Oh, man. Show me where

1:05:09

where like, you know, it's like and I

1:05:11

got buddies of mine who, like, full on socialist. I,

1:05:13

like, I have a buddy of mine. Like, John

1:05:15

Stewart was like, trying to, like,

1:05:17

defend socialism. I'm, like, dude, talk to any

1:05:20

real fucking historian.

1:05:22

They will tell you It

1:05:25

leads the communism. It just wages. limit.

1:05:27

That's actually what it was. That's

1:05:29

actually what it is. TFH

1:05:32

whole goal of socialism is to lead to communism. There is no

1:05:34

other. It's like you can't hate Hitler

1:05:36

and also be a socialist. It's

1:05:40

like He

1:05:40

was a socialist. He just

1:05:42

hated communism. He was trying to make

1:05:44

his own kind of national socialism

1:05:48

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this, like, immigrant that came from Cuba, and he had

1:08:14

gotten his first check. And he's kinda crying. It's kind of an emotional. It's

1:08:16

Instagram emotional videos, and he

1:08:18

told them people to record. And all you're saying is, like, now every

1:08:20

hour of my time is worth something now.

1:08:22

Yes. because it's worth an actual like,

1:08:25

I get

1:08:25

twenty bucks for every hour back in in Cuba, you

1:08:27

don't you're timing we're shit because you don't get none of it.

1:08:29

He started crying. He's like, now I had now every

1:08:31

hour means something to

1:08:34

me. Anytime you centralize

1:08:36

anything, it gets bad

1:08:38

because you're giving

1:08:38

power to a very few people and

1:08:41

everybody,

1:08:42

every single one of

1:08:44

us. has

1:08:47

a

1:08:47

third world dictator inside them.

1:08:50

And if you

1:08:50

don't work daily on

1:08:53

suppressing that bitch, he's gonna come

1:08:55

out. And like, that's why we see

1:08:57

that people like Sam Harris

1:08:59

really are hate mongers.

1:09:01

he thinks he's like

1:09:03

this giant intellectual monster like this

1:09:05

beast. In reality, you're a scared

1:09:08

rich kid Okay?

1:09:11

Who, like, says things to try

1:09:13

to get in fucking woke bitch's

1:09:15

pants. Okay? In reality, you're

1:09:17

exactly you remember like, I lost all

1:09:19

respect from when he went on. Joe Hogan was, like,

1:09:21

the and talking about how the west

1:09:23

is morally superior to

1:09:26

the Middle East and Islam. I'm like,

1:09:29

we're over there killing

1:09:32

them.

1:09:32

right Right? Yeah. We're

1:09:33

over there killing

1:09:36

them. We're over there exacerbating

1:09:38

their fucking moderates and installing extremists.

1:09:42

we're doing that. The whole notion

1:09:45

we're over there so they don't come over

1:09:47

here is the biggest propaganda bullshit

1:09:49

I've ever heard of my life. Are

1:09:51

there crazy Islamic people out there? Of course. Show

1:09:53

me a religion. I'll show you crazy people.

1:09:56

Outside of like Buddhism, but

1:09:58

I'm sure so we're out there.

1:10:01

There's a shit talk in Buddhist who

1:10:03

wants the fucking burned down everything. I guarantee it,

1:10:04

you

1:10:08

know, just like It'd be hard to find, but I

1:10:10

guarantee he's out there. We're just like we should have people that have slavery. Where the fuck does Nike make all our

1:10:12

shit? Yeah. Just because it's not in

1:10:14

the country. Does it mean we don't

1:10:17

promote slavery in a weird way. Those people just don't care, like, we'll do

1:10:19

it we'll do it right here in China. Let's get into the, you know,

1:10:21

we got a short time

1:10:24

here, but Let's

1:10:26

get into let's get into schools right now because so much of this is coming out of our

1:10:32

schools. And

1:10:33

and It

1:10:34

was so interesting. Saw a video. It

1:10:36

was about,

1:10:37

you know, we just had

1:10:39

the midterms. They just

1:10:40

had a giant school board

1:10:43

election. And they got in to

1:10:44

this this one school board

1:10:45

got, like, five new members. And the first thing

1:10:47

they they got sworn in, and then

1:10:49

the first thing they did was they

1:10:52

got rid of

1:10:54

the head of education of that city. I forget what the titles called. A super superintended. Super. Do you know the one I'm talk

1:10:56

do you know this story that I'm talking

1:10:58

about? Well, the first time I saw it

1:11:03

It was edited away that made it seem like they were

1:11:05

just going in there and getting rid of all

1:11:08

the black

1:11:10

people or like that. They were getting and they were it was presented

1:11:12

as a racist thing. And then

1:11:14

when the full thing got out,

1:11:17

it was

1:11:17

basically that these conservatives

1:11:20

got in and and got

1:11:22

rid of the woke superintendent who's pushing critical race

1:11:24

theory. And there was

1:11:27

a whole different energy And

1:11:30

you're like,

1:11:31

this is a well, this

1:11:33

is the first time I've actually

1:11:35

been pro school board. I I seriously

1:11:37

sweat my whole career going, why do we have these people?

1:11:39

Like, they don't know anything about education. They tell us

1:11:42

what to do. They're controlling us. Like, it's really

1:11:44

weird to me that you just select

1:11:46

a bunch of people that literally no idea about anything about education

1:11:48

and they control everything. But this

1:11:50

was the first time I understood

1:11:53

like, oh, it's a checks and

1:11:55

balance thing. Like, I don't know how that missed me before, but it makes so

1:11:57

much sense actually that we do have, you know,

1:11:59

a

1:11:59

group of

1:12:02

people who are hopefully parents that the children have a good idea

1:12:04

about the culture of their, you know,

1:12:06

town or superintendent their district or whatever

1:12:08

that they're in charge Right? That

1:12:10

they have a good idea of what people

1:12:12

they're actually want and that they're meant

1:12:14

to represent that so that teachers can't ever take full control and do whatever

1:12:17

they want. So that a superintendent

1:12:19

can't ever take full control do

1:12:22

whatever they want so that there is work hopefully.

1:12:28

So I

1:12:29

was like, oh, okay. I mean, if it works that way,

1:12:31

that is actually a good way to do it. I don't think it's always working that way. That's just that's

1:12:33

its own way. No. Because

1:12:35

it involves human beings. That's

1:12:38

why it never works perfectly that way.

1:12:40

Whenever you put a group of human beings

1:12:42

in there, you're going to have emotions.

1:12:45

and emotions will always get in the way

1:12:47

of doing what's right. Right? I

1:12:49

mean, it goes

1:12:51

on both sides. It

1:12:54

goes on both sides. I have

1:12:56

no problem with spirituality, and I have

1:12:59

no problems with people's religions. But you

1:13:01

also like Why does one religion get to get in

1:13:03

there and other religions don't? So then you

1:13:05

have that thing. But the biggest issue we

1:13:08

have are these woke

1:13:10

idealistic people going around worried about

1:13:12

the small percentage of gay

1:13:14

students that might be gay

1:13:16

thinking we have to completely

1:13:19

change how we've raised children for tens of

1:13:21

thousands of years, for this

1:13:23

this small

1:13:23

majority of

1:13:26

children. There's not enough of them

1:13:28

to completely change how we what

1:13:30

how we raise

1:13:31

children.

1:13:33

And because of

1:13:35

this Marxist news and social media,

1:13:37

they make you think every other kid

1:13:39

is gay. And it's

1:13:41

not true. It's just

1:13:42

not true. More more

1:13:44

and more are now because

1:13:46

of that exact marketing and

1:13:49

agenda pushing. There's very area effective.

1:13:51

Are they really gay? I mean, are you really good?

1:13:54

nothing about it. When you when you have puberty,

1:13:56

your body's changing and you feel weird about

1:13:58

it. You're like, this this doesn't

1:13:59

feel right. And now everybody

1:14:02

who comes to a counselor with that kind of impulse is kinda redirected into this, oh, you

1:14:04

don't feel right

1:14:07

in your Yeah. Maybe you're maybe you're not

1:14:10

Yeah. This week's shit. This week's shit. All it's just yeah. It's it's And they're

1:14:12

terrible. And they

1:14:15

start playing the narrative. they might not be gay,

1:14:17

but they're like, alright. Here are my pronouns. Oh, they because you kinda have to

1:14:19

play the game because you're the girls are part of it. You

1:14:21

don't wanna be the mean asshole

1:14:23

because the girls like, really, you don't

1:14:25

believe in pronouns. I really think you can have it. But I don't I

1:14:27

don't believe in pronouns. Yeah. Remember me? It's like all the

1:14:30

topic kids are now

1:14:32

just changing their genders, you

1:14:34

know, instead of just going, you know, becoming email and buying their hair black. They're now the kids who And

1:14:36

that's fine. You can

1:14:39

bucket do all that. I

1:14:42

don't care. It does not matter to me

1:14:44

what you do on your own. I did

1:14:46

or not. I mean, like, they just arrested

1:14:48

a mom for allowing her ten year old

1:14:50

to get tattooed. Guess what? They should have done that. How come

1:14:52

people are losing about that can't get

1:14:55

the tattoo? Everyone's like, yeah. You

1:14:57

should totally go to California and

1:14:59

cut your tits off. Dude, that

1:15:01

seems like the more logical thing to fucking do. I mean, can

1:15:03

you enter to talk tomorrow? This

1:15:05

is how crazy it

1:15:07

got.

1:15:07

The year the

1:15:10

year before the last year that I was

1:15:12

teaching. So the year before that, I was at a different

1:15:14

school. Right? Is that what the main normal high school

1:15:17

I had been there for years? my last director, she

1:15:19

transferred to the alternative school, which had been my

1:15:21

goal all along unlike most teachers. By

1:15:23

the way, just so anyone

1:15:25

out there who cares I have a master's

1:15:27

degree in teaching. I have fourteen

1:15:29

years of experience, public, private,

1:15:32

international, local, rural, urban,

1:15:34

everything in between, and I'm

1:15:36

also a national board certified teacher. So I've got

1:15:38

all the accolades that anybody who might care. If that means anything that you want like,

1:15:40

and it matters,

1:15:43

like, there you go. the year before

1:15:45

by last year when I was at the main

1:15:47

high school, kids, first of all, never knew my ideology

1:15:50

about anything. you know, things were always super confused. They were like, are you

1:15:53

a lesbian? Do you would not eat me? Like, we

1:15:55

don't understand you. And I'm like, yeah.

1:15:58

You're never gonna because it doesn't fucking matter. Right? I don't need to tell you who sex with

1:16:00

or, like, what my positions are,

1:16:02

like, nothing. It doesn't matter. Like, it's

1:16:04

never going to

1:16:06

matter. So so therefore, every

1:16:08

student I had could relate to me because all I did

1:16:11

was just love them. Right? And they just accepted that. And they just said,

1:16:13

oh, I'm accepted here. And this

1:16:15

person loves me. So THEY

1:16:18

MUST BE, YOU KNOW, THIS THING. REPUBLICAN THOUGHT

1:16:20

I WAS REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATS THOUGHT I WAS A

1:16:22

DEMOCRAT. IT'S NOT BECAUSE I WAS TRYING

1:16:24

TO BE what they wanted. It's because I just

1:16:27

didn't let on anything and I just affirmed and just said, yeah, that's cool that you think that. I'm glad have a

1:16:29

belief or whatever. Like,

1:16:31

it doesn't matter. So

1:16:34

all the lesbian gay bisexual trans kids requested me as their whatever

1:16:39

I don't know. what it's called group leader

1:16:41

or about that. It's like a club, you know, and it's like the alliance and LGBT queue

1:16:43

stuff. And I was like, I'm not

1:16:46

really honored and, you know, I don't

1:16:48

work for free, and they don't pay me for

1:16:50

that. So I'm not gonna do that. So thank you. Thank you for inviting me in. No. Thank you. And I would have done that TFH say

1:16:53

what I'm saying. I

1:16:55

have no problem. I have no problems

1:16:57

with that. You're a grown ass person trying to pay your

1:16:59

bills. Right. Thank you. So and and,

1:17:02

you know, I would have happily

1:17:04

been in the

1:17:06

lesbian gay, bisexual trans alliance and bend their guide and bend their what? because I'm super happy if someone's

1:17:11

gay don't care. Don't care if

1:17:13

you trans, none of it matters to me. But I'm just saying this to point out

1:17:15

that I was so much an ally

1:17:20

of of Leslie and like, Leslie and gay

1:17:22

bisexual trans kids that they requested me as out of all the teachers, all the

1:17:26

adults who worked in the school. as their their person. That's how they

1:17:28

felt with me. I went to this

1:17:30

other school, shit in the world

1:17:33

was changing. Right? Like, the agenda was

1:17:35

pushing this harder. Things were just shifting. Right? I went to the alternative school

1:17:38

where there's a lot more lives being gay

1:17:40

bisexual and

1:17:42

trans kids. that's kind of like that's just one

1:17:44

of the big it was one of the categories

1:17:46

of people who usually ends up in alternative schools.

1:17:50

I went there and all of a sudden I was the enemy

1:17:52

of trans and gay people. I

1:17:54

I was the enemy because here's

1:17:57

why one of

1:18:00

my students I'm gonna

1:18:00

I don't wanna say there a name. So

1:18:02

what's a name that's in neutral and it could be male or female? go. Aaron. Aaron.

1:18:06

tick. Aaron. Pat. Pat.

1:18:08

Aaron. Pat came up to

1:18:10

me

1:18:10

and Pat. Aaron said

1:18:13

Pat you know, such and such,

1:18:15

whatever. I

1:18:15

looked at this person and I

1:18:18

saw breasts and

1:18:18

I saw their cutie, like,

1:18:21

like, very, like, expressive emotional sort of

1:18:23

way of being. They literally would skip around

1:18:26

the room. Right? And I saw all

1:18:28

of this and and I said female and

1:18:30

I looked at their School record. It's a it's a legal

1:18:32

document that only teachers have access to

1:18:34

gives you their home address, their

1:18:37

phone number, their work. their sex

1:18:39

and other things. And it said, female.

1:18:41

So this person was a female in my

1:18:43

mind. This person never told

1:18:45

me otherwise. I didn't fucking ask because I've never

1:18:48

asked anybody in my life what they

1:18:50

are. I wasn't going to just suddenly

1:18:52

start for no reason.

1:18:55

So when that student Pat Aaron had left

1:18:57

to the room one day. Some other student said something, and I said, oh,

1:18:59

well, is she da da da, and

1:19:02

TFH and the student went,

1:19:04

And I was like, what? And they just like left

1:19:06

the room. And I was like, I have no idea what just happened. So I just went about my day or whatever.

1:19:08

The next day that student

1:19:10

wasn't in my class anymore, and

1:19:13

never came back again. And then some other student, not the other adults who knew what

1:19:15

was going on, which would have been that a

1:19:18

respectful professional thing to

1:19:20

do, some other student came

1:19:22

to me and was like, everyone's

1:19:24

really mad at you because you

1:19:26

misgendered Pat. And I was like,

1:19:28

I did. And they were like, yeah. You said

1:19:30

she and I was like, oh, is Pat not a she? And

1:19:33

they were like, no.

1:19:35

And I was like, Because

1:19:37

no one ever told me that. They were like, well, I mean, you

1:19:39

could have just known. And so it's like, how would

1:19:41

I just know? And they

1:19:43

were like, well, he

1:19:46

clearly presents himself as a male. And I was like, Pat's clothes are new. Control Pat's name

1:19:49

is neutral. Pat

1:19:52

has breasts. Pat's

1:19:54

legal document says female. So

1:19:56

how would I have ever guessed that Pat wanted

1:19:58

me to think of Pat

1:19:59

as a male? Unless Pat told

1:20:02

me my fucking face, is what you should do if you have any of

1:20:04

these sorts of issues in your life.

1:20:06

Well, here's the problem with

1:20:07

Pat. Here's the

1:20:10

problem with Pat. Pat? thinks this

1:20:13

is real life. Pat thinks people give

1:20:15

a fuck. And yes, they're

1:20:18

trying to shove it

1:20:20

down people's throats, but guess

1:20:22

what's happened? These corporations, they're getting a brain drain. People

1:20:24

are putting up

1:20:26

with it less and less.

1:20:28

they're leaving woke places to go do

1:20:30

their own shit. And guess what? These

1:20:32

places aren't

1:20:36

making So the reality is

1:20:38

that this thing is starting to I know people think it's getting worse and worse.

1:20:40

I think it's

1:20:43

getting better and better. People

1:20:45

are waking up to it more

1:20:47

and more. And they're starting to realize that this is not real. This is

1:20:51

top down bullshit. and these people,

1:20:54

these fucking betas. And like I don't hate that. I don't hate

1:20:56

gay

1:20:57

people. I don't I

1:20:59

don't care live your

1:21:02

life, man. Live your life. I don't care. I actually

1:21:04

think would be cool if

1:21:06

we all dressed up all the

1:21:08

time. TFH I

1:21:11

got to go to

1:21:11

work here as Darth Vader

1:21:14

every day would be fucking

1:21:16

awesome. We can do that. We

1:21:18

can. We should if we wanted to.

1:21:21

But I don't get mad TFH

1:21:23

people don't call me Darth

1:21:26

Vader when I'm at

1:21:28

Starbucks. That's not real life. And

1:21:30

this is done on purpose. Guess

1:21:32

why? So when these kids

1:21:34

get to a certain age, and

1:21:37

they realize the rest of the

1:21:40

world doesn't wanna deal with this bullshit,

1:21:42

they fracture, and they storm out of

1:21:44

classrooms. And they think

1:21:46

that's how you deal with life. And then that doesn't happen. And okay. Go on. and

1:21:48

then betcha the ipad air the

1:21:50

okay go on sorry Sorry. and

1:21:52

they don't have to do shit

1:21:54

anymore. Because anytime so this was the other thing, that exact same year,

1:21:56

all of a sudden, it was

1:21:58

very much more obvious than ever

1:22:02

for that every student really understood

1:22:04

how to get out of ever doing

1:22:06

any work. And how they would do

1:22:08

that is they would pull any number

1:22:10

of victim cards at any numb any point that anything

1:22:13

became challenging to them. So they

1:22:15

would be, oh, I can't even

1:22:17

go into, like, how easy

1:22:19

I made these classes. I was

1:22:21

still criticized for making them too hard. Like, it's mind blowing.

1:22:23

If if you want, I can share, but it's just mind blowing.

1:22:25

People would not even

1:22:28

believe me. but

1:22:30

I would just say, okay, so you know,

1:22:32

write down this thing on this piece of paper. Oh. Whoa. I'm actually

1:22:34

feeling really anxious right now and I need to go sit in

1:22:39

no joke. My mandated what did

1:22:41

they call it? A soft space, which

1:22:43

was a carpet and some

1:22:45

pillows in the back corner. and then they would go

1:22:47

lay down there and go to sleep. What are we doing, man? Or

1:22:49

No. You know what they're doing, dude?

1:22:51

This is this is

1:22:54

this is the Bolshevic

1:22:56

revolution. and it has to be done

1:22:58

very slowly because people now are starting to wake up to it and they're freaking TFH

1:23:03

fuck out. Okay. Yes. Here's the shooter. I put

1:23:05

out a tweet. Gay people sure love to

1:23:07

shoot up gay bars. And be

1:23:09

like, dude, what the what

1:23:12

the hell? You're like,

1:23:14

yeah, this non binary dude. And then, of course, CNN gets this trans woman who

1:23:17

looks like

1:23:20

every personing in fucking poison, by

1:23:22

the way, when the poison album first came out, it's like, well, those hot kicks. And then you're like,

1:23:25

those are dudes.

1:23:28

I'm like, why god. Why? Right. That's what they

1:23:30

like, dude, it look like fucking a bam member from poison.

1:23:35

And she's like, She's a dude, and it

1:23:37

was so funny because eventually political correctness kills everybody. And this

1:23:40

trans woman

1:23:42

was like, you are not a woman. Look at

1:23:45

you. Everyone's like, talk about

1:23:47

TFH fucking cattle call

1:23:49

in the pot a man. Right. I mean,

1:23:52

it's like and it's just that's where

1:23:54

it's at, dude. And this is what they're

1:23:56

doing. They're destroying

1:23:58

us from the inside. And what's happening is

1:24:00

that these p like, I

1:24:02

always say this, the road to success

1:24:06

and happiness is littered with the dead carcasses

1:24:08

of prom kings and

1:24:11

queens. Okay? A people

1:24:12

peaked in high

1:24:14

school followed the fucking rules, and kept following

1:24:17

the rules to college, and then kept following

1:24:19

the rules in life, and they

1:24:21

they get down to this fucking very

1:24:23

narrow existence where they're not paid

1:24:26

shit and they're not shown

1:24:28

appreciation and they just keep thinking

1:24:30

if they can form their way,

1:24:32

they'll and that's all it

1:24:34

is. They're unhappy people. TikTok is full of unhappy people that TFH their

1:24:37

way into a corner

1:24:39

and now they're stuck. So

1:24:43

the best way they deal with it is they paint their hair

1:24:45

purple and they fucking say stupid

1:24:47

shit on TikTok that

1:24:50

makes no sense to anybody. And we so we have this thing going on with

1:24:52

trans people right now where they talk

1:24:54

one in five. Right? One in five.

1:24:56

One in five people commit

1:24:58

suicide in the trans community. Right?

1:25:01

That's a number that they use to

1:25:03

tell you completely the children. But the

1:25:05

truth of the matter is

1:25:07

that those numbers don't

1:25:10

take into you when

1:25:13

you say that you're not taking into account lifestyle,

1:25:15

which includes drugs and risky behavior,

1:25:17

risky behavior It

1:25:19

doesn't take fact that

1:25:20

you are you are basically

1:25:22

putting chemicals in your body. When

1:25:25

you watch a

1:25:28

pharmaceutical commercial, on the on

1:25:30

television, that's a commercial. All of them are like includes suicidal thoughts. All of them.

1:25:33

And those are for

1:25:35

TFH most simple things. Now

1:25:38

you're pumping yourself

1:25:39

full of hormones to change your body. And you

1:25:42

don't think that's gonna

1:25:44

include a

1:25:46

massive dose of suicidal

1:25:49

thoughts?

1:25:49

Yeah. Are you

1:25:51

you're forgetting

1:25:53

any wrong medical procedure that goes wrong. The others are all not one hundred percent. They're still experimenting on how to

1:25:55

make a dick into vagina. We sure

1:25:58

they don't guide

1:25:59

it down. No.

1:26:02

And doesn't it go up by

1:26:04

eighty percent if you've transitioned because about

1:26:06

eighty percent of people who transitioned, wish

1:26:08

that they never had and become suicidal?

1:26:10

Well, I'd hog your per to

1:26:12

them, lying to

1:26:14

them, lying lie

1:26:18

to them. I

1:26:19

bet they're gonna be happier. The kids are lying to kids.

1:26:21

They're lying to children.

1:26:22

There's a special place

1:26:25

in whatever we

1:26:28

exist in. where you

1:26:29

you pay a price for

1:26:31

doing that, I hope. Because you're just conforming

1:26:32

your

1:26:35

way you think if you can form your It's like it's like, dude, I hate

1:26:37

to tell you guys, I know I flunked

1:26:39

first grade, but I

1:26:43

I trust my beliefs on on on

1:26:45

medication and shit over,

1:26:46

like, a lot of these

1:26:48

doctors. I know it

1:26:51

sounds like absolutely insanity.

1:26:52

But, like, I'm more likely to hear,

1:26:54

like, some real research off of Twitter than to go to somebody going, why do

1:26:58

they think that? Do you know that they don't teach medical

1:27:01

students about what's in

1:27:03

vaccines? That is not

1:27:05

part of the curriculum

1:27:07

to become a doctor? you

1:27:08

blew my mouth. You

1:27:10

blew my mouth away. don't teach nutrition, which is, like, the number one

1:27:15

way to prevent disease, to heal and cure. I think

1:27:18

it's insane. Yeah. Yeah. You know,

1:27:20

just eat, eat, and drink

1:27:22

certain things, and voila, your whole

1:27:24

body changes, and every aspect of your health changes, like,

1:27:26

what? They don't even go into that. If you go ask your doctor,

1:27:30

I did this. I have Hashimoto's thyroiditis that went to my

1:27:32

doctor recently, and I was like, look,

1:27:34

my symptoms are all getting way worse.

1:27:36

And so what can you do? And

1:27:39

she's like,

1:27:39

well, not only not give you

1:27:41

any more medication. We're actually gonna lower your medication because your heart is showing some

1:27:43

signs of being adversely affected by this medication. So

1:27:45

we need to take

1:27:47

you off of it. I

1:27:49

was like, oh, so my symptoms are gonna get worse.

1:27:51

And she was like, probably and I was like, so what should I do? And she's like,

1:27:53

there's honestly nothing you can do. So she's telling me that I'm going to get worse until

1:27:56

I die. which

1:27:59

is its own problem. Then I say, well, I've heard a

1:28:01

lot about, like, these different dietary things, and I think

1:28:03

I'm gonna try that. And she

1:28:05

said there's no evidence that

1:28:08

that works. Oh my god. There's only

1:28:10

there's only evidence that that works. There's only evidence that nutrition supports

1:28:13

people to recover

1:28:16

from thyroiditis. That is all that

1:28:18

exists, but she is telling me that it doesn't exist and that I have no hope and that I

1:28:20

will get worse

1:28:21

until I die. That's

1:28:24

fucked up. Listen.

1:28:27

If

1:28:27

you really think that your

1:28:29

doctor loves you with

1:28:30

all their heart. And this is

1:28:32

not anti doctor. I'M

1:28:34

NOT. IT'S NOT DOCTORS.

1:28:36

DOCTORS HAVE A PLACE IN

1:28:38

SOCIETY BUT IT'S TIME WITHINED.

1:28:40

THEY SELL MORE PEOPLE THAN

1:28:42

ANY OTHER PROFESSION. They kill more people than any

1:28:43

other person. know you bring that up to people,

1:28:45

they're like, oh, blah blah blah blah blah blah

1:28:47

blah blah blah blah blah

1:28:50

blah blah. You know? I They

1:28:52

just can't come to

1:28:54

grips with that shit. But what's super interesting, dude, ask doctor

1:28:57

about

1:29:00

homeopathic options.

1:29:01

the option

1:29:02

TFH they react like

1:29:04

Dracula seen

1:29:05

sunlight, which

1:29:05

they do all the time,

1:29:08

I've seen it with my

1:29:10

own doctor, I've seen it with my own

1:29:11

doctor. Oh, no. No. No. You

1:29:14

don't wanna try that. Really? You

1:29:16

don't want to try natural remedies.

1:29:18

Is that what you're telling me?

1:29:21

sell what you're telling me?

1:29:23

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Why?

1:29:23

Why? I would run man. I would fucking

1:29:28

run dude. dude And,

1:29:30

like, it it gets sad because what you have

1:29:32

to do is your own research. Oh, when you told

1:29:34

me when you told me that you asked a

1:29:37

nurse, what is a hepatitis c shot for?

1:29:39

And she said, I don't know. then why

1:29:40

are you putting into my kid? You know what?

1:29:42

You should be able to answer that question, but you should be able to answer that question. Why

1:29:44

are we getting hep b shots to

1:29:47

babies? I I don't know. Yeah.

1:29:50

I do. I didn't want to.

1:29:53

You know?

1:29:54

now

1:29:55

What was it? Riot

1:29:56

cast. Is that

1:29:59

you buddy, you told me that. He gets mad at me on the Internet, because

1:30:01

I didn't give him credit. I

1:30:03

don't know. Oh, really? Being

1:30:05

Outcast or whatever your name

1:30:07

is because you fucking rant rantcast. rantcast, I think,

1:30:09

is his name. He, like, he just, like, screams at me on the Internet. And I'm, like,

1:30:11

what are we doing here? We went from

1:30:13

friends TFH, like, you yelling at me all

1:30:16

the time. There

1:30:18

you go. There's your credit. Yeah. I can't even remember what. I have said to you, people, like, did you teach me that? I'm like, I don't I

1:30:20

don't know what I've done

1:30:22

and it says. But, like, that

1:30:26

forty years I've been alive. Like, how am I supposed to

1:30:28

remember who told me shit? Like, it's just

1:30:30

a a giant we're all we're all

1:30:32

just burning as we go. We're all came

1:30:35

up with this shit. none of this shit is

1:30:37

new. We're all regurgitating, recycling. The whole fucking point actually is to share it

1:30:39

with people, like, we need

1:30:42

to get over ourselves. So

1:30:44

so you mentioned this ESEL Is

1:30:46

that gonna be the new, like, culture is

1:30:49

that gonna be

1:30:51

the new CRT? Are

1:30:52

Johnny like, oh, you don't like CRC okay? We'll

1:30:54

get rid of that. We got this new thing. It's called SEL

1:30:57

You'll love that.

1:31:00

Yes, sir. ESL.

1:31:01

Dude, that's English is my

1:31:03

second language. Oh, no. She said s e yeah. SEL English. Yeah.

1:31:08

as many acronyms as possible so that nobody ever knows

1:31:10

what the fuck is going on. That's the whole point of of acronyms. Accurate

1:31:16

acronyms,

1:31:16

but SEL, yeah, this is actually one of

1:31:18

the most dangerous things about it is it can be a a package for anything to

1:31:20

infiltrate on the on

1:31:23

the sociocultural level. So This

1:31:25

is indoctrination of all forms can be packaged within this so

1:31:27

they call social emotional learning. And even on its face,

1:31:29

you should be able to look at

1:31:31

that and go why

1:31:34

the fuck is this in schools. So you

1:31:36

go back to the furthest, you can

1:31:39

with with public education. First of

1:31:41

all, there was a huge outcry

1:31:43

against it. Many people like, why would be let

1:31:45

the government have our children. This seems pretty sketchy. We're not supposed to think about or

1:31:47

remember that, but that's true. But,

1:31:51

you know, when people who were like, well, I mean, they're just

1:31:53

gonna teach math and language and

1:31:55

grammar, you know,

1:31:57

and just these skills And why not give you a juicy skills?

1:31:59

And I was like, well, okay, maybe we can do

1:32:01

that. I guess that's okay. And then you go

1:32:04

to like six or

1:32:06

eight grade usually. and that was kind of it. And if you actually look

1:32:08

at what they were doing in six and eighth grade,

1:32:10

back then, that's beyond what people even do in college

1:32:12

now. So that's really interesting

1:32:14

in its own right too. But now,

1:32:16

you know, we had this fundamental idea that why would we send our

1:32:18

kids to the government? We don't want our kids to be indoctrinated.

1:32:21

We don't want someone

1:32:23

else to have access TFH their

1:32:25

young growing minds where they're very impressionable. We don't want our kids to

1:32:27

be taught things that aren't our values. This was the whole

1:32:29

point of having kids is so you

1:32:31

can instill your values,

1:32:35

your way of life, your ideas about how the

1:32:37

world should be into these beings, and they would

1:32:39

come and follow your footsteps,

1:32:41

and then society would keep going. Right? Instead, now we sent them

1:32:43

to government schools, but we

1:32:43

had that as a principal. We had that as

1:32:46

like a

1:32:46

value that we don't inculcate. at

1:32:51

doctor Nate. And we don't teach kids just like I said, my kids never

1:32:53

even knew if I was a democrat or republican or

1:32:55

an anarchist. Otherwise, they didn't know if I was a

1:32:57

lesbian or straight. They didn't know if I ate, eat,

1:33:00

or not. because it didn't

1:33:02

matter. It just mattered that they knew that I loved them and that I cared about their development and that that would

1:33:04

but I would do whatever

1:33:06

I needed to help them and

1:33:10

support them. That's all kids need. Right? So any

1:33:12

of this garbage people are saying about like, well, I have

1:33:14

to tell my kids about like that I'm gay and I

1:33:17

have a husband and what I we go clubs

1:33:19

on the weekend because otherwise I wouldn't be able to develop a

1:33:21

relationship with them. Like, I've had relationships

1:33:23

with every student I've ever

1:33:25

had deep relationships. So many of my

1:33:28

students would come back to me and say, like, you're

1:33:30

the teacher who changed my life. I love you. I'm

1:33:32

so grateful TFH had you. And these things because I

1:33:34

and I they didn't even know if I ate. meat.

1:33:36

So no. We got this idea that

1:33:38

you don't teach kids your values. You teach

1:33:40

them skills. You

1:33:43

teach them abilities. Right?

1:33:44

You teach them these topics and these

1:33:46

subjects that are objective. Right? When I'm teaching you math, it has

1:33:48

nothing to do with what's socially

1:33:50

good or right or true TFH.

1:33:53

and it doesn't matter because it's just

1:33:55

TFH skill that you have. Right? And now we're losing that.

1:33:57

We're losing it so quickly that now we have social

1:33:59

emotional learning. which

1:34:03

is really just saying, we're gonna teach your kids.

1:34:05

What is the right emotion? How to

1:34:07

deal with their emotions?

1:34:09

We're gonna teach them about social ideas. This is

1:34:12

exactly what we said. Should never be

1:34:14

an education, but now we're saying, oh,

1:34:16

well no one else

1:34:18

is getting it and we We don't want kids to be racist. Right?

1:34:20

So we've gotta give them social emotional learning.

1:34:22

We've gotta, like, teach them this stuff.

1:34:26

No, we can't. I don't know what anyone decided that that was

1:34:28

necessary. I don't know why they

1:34:30

decided it was okay. Right? They're

1:34:33

saying that it's because kids have all

1:34:35

these anxiety is in depression and these fears about the world and we just

1:34:37

need them to be able to, like, work together

1:34:39

and develop community and,

1:34:42

like, this when you actually look at the curriculum for a

1:34:44

lot of these things, it can become

1:34:46

packaging for things like CRT, critical

1:34:49

race theory, it can become packaging

1:34:52

for how you're supposed to use pronouns

1:34:54

and what? Not everyone agrees that you

1:34:56

should know anyone's pronouns and use

1:34:58

them. we can put it in social emotional learning and we

1:35:00

can make it seem like that's

1:35:02

a worldwide universally accepted truth and that

1:35:04

you all now have to do this and be

1:35:06

this. And if you don't, you're a bad person.

1:35:08

You're a backwards

1:35:09

person. You're an uneducated person. That's not what an education

1:35:11

was. That's not uneducated.

1:35:13

No

1:35:15

one should ever know. But this is like not just

1:35:17

social emotional learning. This is actually

1:35:19

most teachers I've

1:35:21

ever known way before social emotional learning became

1:35:24

part of the curriculum, most teachers

1:35:26

I've ever known, not only don't

1:35:28

even question whether or not they should

1:35:30

be teaching kids their values, they assume that that's what

1:35:32

everyone's doing and that everyone is okay

1:35:34

with it. I went to this, you

1:35:36

know, we are always going to

1:35:38

conferences and different whatever stupid things.

1:35:41

I was at this one of them.

1:35:43

We're in this little breakout group. Now all the other teachers were like, oh, I

1:35:47

don't even do argumentative essays anymore. I don't

1:35:49

do persuasive essays anymore. And I was like, oh, really? It's like a pretty

1:35:52

common, you know,

1:35:54

like, very traditional, like, were

1:35:57

supposed to learn how to see both

1:35:59

sides and gather evidence and determine which side we're on and make

1:36:01

the argument for it

1:36:04

and knowing the other side's

1:36:06

arguments as well in order to do it. Well, like, that's a pretty traditional value that you can do that. In fact, if everyone

1:36:11

Woodard do that, the world would be a way

1:36:13

better place. But I was like, really, why? Like, what what why wouldn't you do that? It's actually

1:36:15

literally a standard

1:36:19

But anyways, like, not? you into it, there's like kids who are

1:36:21

gonna choose abortion and there's kids who are gonna

1:36:23

choose guns. And then once they do that, they're

1:36:25

gonna be arguing that we should have guns.

1:36:27

And I'm like, I'm

1:36:29

still

1:36:30

not seeing your Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is it that you're actually, you know, worried about?

1:36:32

And they're like,

1:36:33

well, we can't have kids writing papers

1:36:35

about how we should have gun

1:36:39

rights in the classroom. Why? Oh, we can't. So they

1:36:41

can't move the base. We can't wait. There's

1:36:43

no more cases. no

1:36:46

debate. We don't even accommodate. We don't mislead you

1:36:48

anymore. We don't we don't we're

1:36:50

not gonna let the kids even make

1:36:53

their own informed decisions using their own facilities

1:36:55

and then presenting this argument. They're like, and if

1:36:57

I do, I just have a whole list of

1:36:59

topics they can't do. I was like,

1:37:01

why would you ever restrict a

1:37:04

child from thinking about something.

1:37:06

Period. I'm like, won't you be excited if

1:37:08

a kid is

1:37:11

like, oh, hell, I wanna make the argument that

1:37:13

Doug should be legalized. Like, cool. I don't care what argument you're making. I care that you can

1:37:15

go research it, that you can

1:37:18

find evidence to support your argument.

1:37:21

you know the other side and what they're gonna

1:37:23

say about why you shouldn't and that you address those concerns. Now you're a Cool. It doesn't matter

1:37:25

which side you ended up on.

1:37:27

It's not my fucking can

1:37:30

be It used to be a safe space to try on ideas, you know,

1:37:32

to, like, to just kinda yeah. I wanna see what it feels like

1:37:34

to wear that skin for a while. You know, that used

1:37:37

to be a big part of growing up. And

1:37:38

now it seems like This is okay part. That is a

1:37:40

developmental stage actually. It's exactly what

1:37:42

you just said. Is that you try on

1:37:44

all these different things and you're like, I don't know.

1:37:46

then maybe I'm on play or you're like, actually, I don't think

1:37:48

we should ever I think no one should

1:37:50

ever do drugs again. Oh, you're allowed to

1:37:53

do that too. You're exactly right. That is a

1:37:55

developmental stage, it's crucial for our human development that we go through that

1:37:57

period of time where we try on a

1:37:59

million different

1:37:59

things in

1:38:02

order to determine who we are. It develops our brain. It

1:38:04

develops our thinking. It develops our

1:38:06

personality. And these teachers are just

1:38:08

like, no. I'm scared that

1:38:10

they might come to the wrong conclusions, so

1:38:12

I'm not gonna let them think. I'm not

1:38:14

joking. This exact same conference at, you know,

1:38:17

there's a point where we've been around the

1:38:19

room and everyone was like you had

1:38:21

one thing that your students could know before they left

1:38:23

school, what would it be? And people were like, oh, the pateggery

1:38:25

and theorem and the mitochondria or

1:38:27

whatever and, like, all stuff,

1:38:30

and I and I said logic, and everyone

1:38:33

laughed. Everybody laughed. And

1:38:35

I was like, confused. I

1:38:37

was like, Did they think I made a joke

1:38:39

just now? And like, think was them this? And I

1:38:41

was like, oh, because

1:38:44

they think our

1:38:47

students have logic. We don't teach

1:38:49

logic.

1:38:49

I'm the only teacher I've ever

1:38:51

met who teaches

1:38:53

logic, period. I've never met another teacher in

1:38:55

my entire career. Many schools

1:38:57

I've worked at, many teachers.

1:39:00

None of them have taught logic. And

1:39:02

these teachers all just assumed they had

1:39:04

logic. They don't. None of them fucking have

1:39:06

logic. Nobody even knows what it is.

1:39:08

Street smart. Street smart.

1:39:11

Still off the curriculum. if they have it,

1:39:13

it wouldn't matter who they encountered, where they encountered it, how deep

1:39:15

the programming, because they'd have logic on their side,

1:39:17

and they'd be able to unpack it

1:39:19

and see through in the

1:39:22

amount of bullshit. And that's why I I

1:39:24

joke. That's how

1:39:27

bad teaching goes. that's

1:39:30

not about teachers on. Well, you know, my parents were

1:39:33

both teachers. And

1:39:34

so I'm very

1:39:37

sensitive to teaching. But

1:39:38

what's happening is that you

1:39:41

have a bunch of conformists

1:39:43

who are just going

1:39:46

along with what

1:39:47

is being done because everybody's paycheck is

1:39:49

is on the line.

1:39:50

And I get it, man.

1:39:52

I get it. I get that

1:39:55

you don't wanna lose your paycheck, but you're

1:39:57

losing your society, you're losing your your your your the

1:39:59

future. You are not

1:39:59

allowing children to

1:40:04

to

1:40:04

flourish. Now, I will say

1:40:06

a couple

1:40:06

things and

1:40:07

this could give

1:40:09

me in trouble. I

1:40:12

do believe that

1:40:12

times are

1:40:13

changing, that some of our

1:40:15

history is important. And

1:40:17

I think if

1:40:19

we don't repeat history, But

1:40:22

I also think skill sets also start to change a little bit here and there too. I do should

1:40:25

have a

1:40:28

technical skill But I

1:40:30

also think there's also some important stuff going on with the Internet. There's gonna be a lot of money in the

1:40:32

Internet and to be able to work on the Internet

1:40:34

is very important. I do think we need to have

1:40:39

technical training as well. But I do think

1:40:41

things are changing a

1:40:43

little bit.

1:40:44

Like, when people are, like, getting dumber,

1:40:45

I get I go, I don't know

1:40:48

if they're getting dumber, maybe

1:40:50

I'm wrong. But

1:40:51

I think they're just getting we're allowing our children to be saturated with useless knowledge. And

1:40:54

we have to fucking

1:40:58

focused on that. There's new information out

1:41:00

there. Like like, I mean, if you took

1:41:02

some from the eighteen hundred today, how

1:41:04

would they work? How would they flourish

1:41:06

today? Right? I mean, it's just

1:41:07

a different skill set. So it's not I

1:41:10

don't think

1:41:10

all is lost. We just have to

1:41:13

really focus on not allowing our children to become

1:41:16

emotional monkeys. Because when I do stand

1:41:18

up all the time, that's my enemy.

1:41:20

Is the emotional monkey who

1:41:22

comes to the comedy club and takes

1:41:24

everything literal. And that's why I don't wanna be that guy when it

1:41:26

comes to certain type of jokes. But if I see a

1:41:30

pattern all the time, then I

1:41:32

have some problems. You understand what I'm saying? It's like,

1:41:34

could you could I mean, because here it's really

1:41:35

expensive to send your kid

1:41:38

to private school. Could you still

1:41:40

send to public school and you ground them yourself as in

1:41:42

talk to them every day and figure out, like, okay. With that shit, that pub? I mean, you have to. That's the

1:41:44

only way I feel like you can you

1:41:46

can say. There are some places where pub

1:41:49

I guess Santa Monica has got a

1:41:52

great public school. There are places you can go

1:41:54

and have phenomenal public schools. I mean, it's really

1:41:56

hard you have

1:41:58

to have somebody whose willingness to stay home. Is it gonna be the mom? Is that fair to do to all

1:41:59

moms? But somebody

1:42:02

has to stay home That

1:42:06

means to whoever is working is

1:42:08

making enough money to

1:42:09

be able to take care

1:42:11

of the children on

1:42:13

you know, you have to

1:42:15

make enough to pay for and sometimes that's always but I believe

1:42:17

where

1:42:17

there's a will, there's

1:42:20

a way.

1:42:22

and And I think

1:42:24

it's

1:42:24

interesting. I I believe we're waking up

1:42:27

more and more. I think the

1:42:29

future is bright. this may be

1:42:31

a false reality, and it's all going crazy.

1:42:33

I don't know. But, you know, my

1:42:35

hard hearts, I think we're

1:42:37

we're winning. I think I think, you know,

1:42:39

and Lindsay, I want to end

1:42:42

on this.

1:42:42

What do you

1:42:43

think, why do

1:42:45

you think there's still pushing these

1:42:47

boosters on television. Like, they're almost

1:42:49

acting like we don't have

1:42:51

all the drops. Like,

1:42:54

we don't know the

1:42:56

information. They're acting like everybody

1:42:57

doesn't know somebody who is

1:43:00

fully vaxed They've

1:43:02

not only got vaccinated, have got COVID, but had died of mysterious

1:43:04

reasons right after

1:43:07

they got the booster. You're

1:43:11

acting like we don't know this shit. I think

1:43:13

it actually goes back

1:43:14

full circle to where we started,

1:43:17

you know, with Balenciaga.

1:43:19

ragging and bullying at the same time, and I

1:43:21

feel like it's the exact same thing. They're like,

1:43:23

oh, we know that you know. We know

1:43:25

you can look at the data

1:43:27

and see, hey, this never works, and it doesn't work,

1:43:29

it doesn't stop transition b. It definitely doesn't make your symptoms less or make you less

1:43:32

likely to

1:43:34

contract it. In fact, most of the people in the hospital and people who

1:43:36

are dying have had their vaccines and

1:43:38

their boosters and whatever. So we know that

1:43:40

you can look at all that. We know that you can

1:43:42

see all these people have these neurological facts.

1:43:45

What are they calling it? Turbo Cancer now? And all of these other things, we know

1:43:47

you can see that. But we're still gonna come out

1:43:49

here and we're still gonna tell you to

1:43:52

get it. and

1:43:54

then we're gonna laugh at you because you can't do shit about

1:43:57

it. So for those of you still in, you

1:43:59

know, who are blind, we're just

1:44:01

we're just bragging that you can't see it even

1:44:03

now. and that those of you who aren't blind were intimidating you and saying,

1:44:05

look, we even now we can still

1:44:07

do this and no one's

1:44:09

gonna do shit about it.

1:44:12

You know? It is crazy.

1:44:14

There's another there's another aspect of education that is very sad, is that it's exceptionally

1:44:17

disempowering. It is

1:44:20

literally built Johnny the

1:44:22

the psychopathy and the borderline personality model in which you are either the codependent, which

1:44:25

is the person

1:44:28

who is doing what you're told and being

1:44:30

what you're supposed to be just to get by, or you become the bully, you become the psychopath, you become the borderline

1:44:36

personality person. who will hurt and harm others

1:44:38

and control them in order to get what you want. This is always see in education. This

1:44:40

is the one of what

1:44:42

Gato would call the hidden curriculum.

1:44:45

Right? Yeah. One of the things you're being taught the

1:44:47

whole way through. And and you end up society as one

1:44:49

of those two

1:44:52

things usually

1:44:53

very few of us have gone

1:44:55

past that dichotomy into actually just being

1:44:57

a healed whole human who can logically

1:44:59

look at things you know,

1:45:01

see them for what they are, unpack them, make our own decision about it, trust

1:45:03

ourselves, be confident in what we

1:45:06

want and create our own

1:45:08

world intentionally.

1:45:10

Very few people are getting to that point. Part of it is because they spent twenty five years often

1:45:12

in this system, which was

1:45:14

meant to produce exactly that. psychopathy

1:45:19

or code of dependence. Right? If you wanna break it. If

1:45:21

you wanna make it real easy to understand, those are

1:45:23

sort of like the

1:45:26

two options. So -- So --

1:45:28

what is it? psychopaths. What

1:45:30

is it?

1:45:31

psychopaths. Oh,

1:45:32

we're creating psychopaths and

1:45:35

and nurses said, I mean, I couldn't agree more, man. I couldn't agree.

1:45:37

It's a bit of a yeah. It's a

1:45:39

little bit of

1:45:39

a exaggeration, but

1:45:42

if you look at this that

1:45:44

was, but this isn't to say

1:45:46

that, you know, borderline personality disorder, narcissism, sociopathy, and

1:45:49

psychopathy are just

1:45:52

one spectrum and you're

1:45:54

either at that end, you or to same of

1:45:56

cluster of things. What

1:45:59

is psychopathy?

1:45:59

symptoms. What

1:46:02

is

1:46:03

Associate Like, a sociopath. Oh, a

1:46:05

psychopath. So it's very

1:46:07

interesting, dude. It's

1:46:10

very very interesting, man. and

1:46:12

we are weaponizing mental illness.

1:46:15

We are encouraging it. We're

1:46:17

people are

1:46:19

being defined by it. And

1:46:22

then they're going on like, there's people

1:46:24

who go, Elizabeth, you wanna go therapy, go

1:46:26

therapy, I want the therapy for a

1:46:28

short time. It's just not for

1:46:30

me. I'm somebody more like, okay, what are my problems? I'm gonna

1:46:32

deal with this and nip this shit, the bud.

1:46:34

And, you know, I may stumble a

1:46:37

bunch of time, but eventually I'll get this. You

1:46:39

know? everything's in twenty four hours,

1:46:40

man. You know? But

1:46:42

we are we are

1:46:45

we are we

1:46:48

are weaponizing and encouraging mental illness.

1:46:50

And and at the same time, we have

1:46:53

decided to take

1:46:56

away violence out of our our

1:46:58

society. And there's a lot good to that as well. Right? There's

1:47:00

a lot of

1:47:03

good in that. We do not want

1:47:06

a society where you're just at a coffee shop and someone comes up and clocks

1:47:08

you. That should

1:47:10

never happen. That is

1:47:12

wrong. But

1:47:14

we are also at a

1:47:16

place where these fucking betas have

1:47:18

no fear of getting chin checked.

1:47:22

because society has made it

1:47:24

so that's so taboo.

1:47:26

And the threat of being

1:47:28

thrown in jail is looms hot.

1:47:31

I mean, like, I I dealt with a cop recently.

1:47:33

He's, like, these guys just know how to work this they

1:47:35

know the last time. I was there. You were you were

1:47:37

No one did this pacific side. You were right. The cop

1:47:39

was telling you, like, dude, it's they

1:47:42

know how to work the law. Mhmm.

1:47:44

And

1:47:45

the question is, like,

1:47:47

is that good? I read this

1:47:49

thing on I read this this YouTube

1:47:51

thing where they kinda go on this they

1:47:53

go on Johnny this

1:47:55

guy reads out, like, He's

1:47:58

Reddit post. And people, like, put

1:48:01

long. Reddit posts. And they they he

1:48:03

reads them. They're super interesting. This one guy

1:48:05

was talking about how his bully next

1:48:07

door his dad killed

1:48:07

his dog in front of him, and his dad

1:48:10

the the guys whose dog it was,

1:48:12

his dad went over to

1:48:14

the dad's house and fucking crippled

1:48:16

him. Uh-huh.

1:48:17

Right? And you're like, who's the bad guy

1:48:19

in that story? I mean,

1:48:22

it goes I

1:48:24

mean, the

1:48:26

non aggression principle I'm pretty

1:48:28

fond of, and that would say, yeah, if

1:48:30

someone aggressive upon you or your family

1:48:32

of which your dog is, Yes. Then

1:48:34

you have the right to defend yourself slash be violent

1:48:37

back to them in order to protect

1:48:39

yourself in your opinion. We're

1:48:41

getting away from

1:48:43

that in society. mean, the UFC fighter. Prime example.

1:48:45

Like, I mean -- Yeah. -- maybe he shouldn't have hit him with the gun. It should have been

1:48:47

fist to fucking face. Yeah. He should have punched

1:48:49

you. And I think we would have all

1:48:52

let it let

1:48:54

it slide a little bit more. But it's that

1:48:56

example where he knows this is a bad shot, and he

1:48:58

shot the wrong guy. And now they're making him pay.

1:49:00

But I mean, dude,

1:49:02

go to jury on that. Who's gonna

1:49:04

say, if it comes out that guy did,

1:49:06

what what

1:49:06

fucking jury's gonna convict the guy

1:49:09

for defending his child

1:49:11

from a child molester. Yeah? It's

1:49:14

like, dude,

1:49:15

and, like, I know

1:49:17

we wanna get away from knuckle dragging shit in the society. I get that. But, man, there's some

1:49:19

things back in the day we're like, hey, dude,

1:49:22

you don't act like that.

1:49:26

And, I

1:49:27

mean, we go back to

1:49:29

what you talk about, how you shouldn't be

1:49:31

able to not have your name

1:49:33

on Twitter. Yeah. I

1:49:34

mean That goes back to that when you tell me, like, how much shit? Because they're like, don't you for social credit

1:49:37

score? I'm not.

1:49:40

I'm not. You're

1:49:42

dumb if you think they you

1:49:44

that because you make up a fake name on

1:49:46

Twitter, they don't know where you are. Do

1:49:49

you really think that? They know exactly where

1:49:51

you are, mister Bing Bing

1:49:53

Bojangles. They know your

1:49:55

head from Cincinnati. They're not

1:49:58

dumb. You dumbass, but what you allow them to do is just fucking

1:49:59

go off and

1:50:02

be Internet tough guys. I

1:50:05

mean, you you ever find out about that Reddit

1:50:07

that was a superroller, and he he had a was like, underage pictures of girls.

1:50:10

Not

1:50:10

nothing pedal, but just, like,

1:50:14

very provocative. They found out who he was. He had a

1:50:16

wife, kids. Yeah. Shit, Roy. The whole life. Roy, it

1:50:18

was he was on ABC or one of those, like,

1:50:20

sixty minutes. We're like, hey. How did you feel he's a

1:50:23

cop with a piece of shit? TFH I

1:50:25

would've never came out, would've never but it's that thing where

1:50:27

it's like it ruined his life. If it finally comes out, which they do know. They find out if you They

1:50:29

know where you are, bro. They know

1:50:31

where everybody is. Johnny

1:50:35

know it all. And just like,

1:50:37

am I okay with that? No. We we

1:50:39

should have privacy. But if

1:50:41

you're on the Internet, They know where

1:50:43

you are. You gotta sign up for Twitter. You

1:50:45

sign up for Twitter, mister mister

1:50:47

Boat angles, like,

1:50:49

they know where you are. They know I get the the

1:50:51

the what they're saying that you shouldn't have to put your name

1:50:54

out there if you don't want TFH, though. And you

1:50:56

should there

1:50:56

should be Listen. The only There

1:50:58

should have to put your name out.

1:51:00

is on pornhub. That's it. Yeah. But what if Yeah.

1:51:03

But if you're gonna go on the

1:51:05

Internet

1:51:05

and talk shit

1:51:08

to people, Like, but

1:51:09

how about you just shouldn't talk shit to people? How about that? I would love that, Johnny. That would

1:51:11

actually be number one. Please

1:51:14

don't talk shit to

1:51:16

people. But choice

1:51:18

number two is put your fucking name on a tough guy. You wanna go This

1:51:23

is a concept. Sorry.

1:51:25

We we used to have a concept of public and private, you know,

1:51:27

and we really are losing that very quickly if it's not gone

1:51:30

altogether. And so when we say that

1:51:32

we want

1:51:35

privacy. We used to understand that that meant in

1:51:37

private. So, like, in my house, this

1:51:39

is my space. I could tell your business what

1:51:41

I do here with my family or with my

1:51:44

whatever, like, none of your

1:51:46

business. This is my space, you know, since that's what is. But in public, it's You

1:51:48

know? And so

1:51:49

if I go out into public,

1:51:51

I'm not actually able to

1:51:54

hide by identity or people can see me. I

1:51:56

mean, they can see, like, oh, that's something she

1:51:58

lives over there. That's no longer private. So

1:52:02

we understood that. And and the Internet makes it hard because we say, like, well,

1:52:04

we won't privacy online, but it's like, well, you're out

1:52:06

in public when you're online. When you're doing anything

1:52:10

on Internet, you're out in public. unless you've made some sort of private chat or something,

1:52:12

I guess, there's some sort of privacy there.

1:52:14

It's not really the same though. So I

1:52:16

don't I think when you're choosing

1:52:18

to interact in a public space, you're

1:52:21

kind of choosy

1:52:22

to give up your privacy. That's that's just

1:52:24

like going to the market or going downtown and walking around.

1:52:26

Like, you're no longer private anymore. And

1:52:30

i and you know, maybe that's just how

1:52:31

we need to understand it that you're you're choosing to

1:52:33

go out in public. It's interesting when people will

1:52:36

be

1:52:37

like, well, nobody nobody asked you

1:52:39

your opinion, like, on a post somewhere. And

1:52:41

I'm like, well, you literally said something out

1:52:43

loud in public. So I'm a lot I'm

1:52:45

gonna say something back to you. You don't

1:52:47

get to decide if I do or

1:52:50

not, unfortunately, for you. That's what

1:52:52

public is, you know. So maybe

1:52:54

we just don't understand public and private anymore and we need to reestablish, like, what is public, what is private, what's behavior

1:52:56

when you're in public? You know, this

1:52:58

is one of the things that's like,

1:53:03

people would go to private spaces and beat their wife or their

1:53:05

kids. And like everyone was like, well, that sucks. We can't

1:53:07

really do anything about that, but you

1:53:09

did wouldn't go out in

1:53:11

public and anyone because people beat the

1:53:14

shit out of you. because, like, now we tend to scooping about it. Twitter,

1:53:16

Instagram,

1:53:19

public public place?

1:53:20

Public place. But I

1:53:22

like

1:53:22

to say

1:53:24

but, you know,

1:53:26

Elan in we could have a discussion on who what Elon represents is fine.

1:53:29

But he's like your

1:53:31

DM should be encrypted. I

1:53:34

think

1:53:35

so. That's private. That should definitely

1:53:37

be private. That is not public space.

1:53:39

Right. Right. So That's what

1:53:41

I'm saying. Like,

1:53:41

if you're going to go you don't

1:53:44

have to be on Twitter. The reason I'm against social

1:53:45

credit score when it comes your money is because you have to go out there,

1:53:47

you have to buy food to eat.

1:53:51

You don't have to be on social media. You choose to be on social.

1:53:54

I choose it because it's how I do

1:53:56

business. But I could go drive

1:53:58

a taxi, never have to

1:53:59

be on social

1:54:02

media. People would say that to you too, though, that you don't

1:54:03

have to be on there if you don't like those. I don't. I don't. I really

1:54:06

don't.

1:54:07

He isn't as much.

1:54:10

And I

1:54:10

can't I choose to be on

1:54:12

social media because it helps promote my

1:54:15

my thing but based on my

1:54:17

shadow banding, you know, I'm

1:54:19

basically not on it. Is it

1:54:20

better now on Twitter?

1:54:21

Twitter is great. I actually get a lot of anything else. Oh, yeah, dude. I

1:54:23

get like a

1:54:26

thousand likes. on a lot of tweets. You're seeing that all over the place now.

1:54:28

People I don't. I used to be if

1:54:30

I got to a thousand likes on old Twitter,

1:54:33

it was two weeks till they got

1:54:35

rid of that Twitter account. Every

1:54:37

time. It's crazy.

1:54:38

Lindsey, this was great. Thank

1:54:41

you so much

1:54:43

for coming on. I

1:54:46

really appreciate it one more time. Tell them where they can find

1:54:48

I know we didn't get to all your stuff, but we got to a lot of it. And but

1:54:50

it was a great I'm glad we got to talk about that stupid ass fashion

1:54:55

Okay. Fake tough guys. Fake tough guys.

1:54:57

You look fucking fake tough

1:55:00

guys. Your wave models

1:55:02

acting like you're tough. game fuck shit.

1:55:04

Tell them where they

1:55:05

can find you. Thank you. Thank you

1:55:07

for having

1:55:08

me on. I don't I don't care

1:55:10

what we get to. It's just awesome to

1:55:12

come hang out with you guys and talk with you

1:55:14

all. It's always a a fun time, so thanks for having me. But rogueways dot org is the best place to

1:55:16

go. It's got all the stuff

1:55:18

I do if you wanna work

1:55:20

one on one. I do educational advising as

1:55:22

well. So if or consulting and

1:55:23

so if anybody wants

1:55:28

to talk about anything

1:55:28

educationally or, you know, get some advice about homeschooling or anything

1:55:30

else, then they can do that. But I also do spiritual

1:55:33

work one on one

1:55:35

with people.

1:55:35

My shop is there. I have an event coming up one day of

1:55:37

brightness. It's on December eighteenth in

1:55:40

celebration of the winter

1:55:42

solstice. We do this every

1:55:44

year. for every Solstice and Equinox just

1:55:46

to bring more brightness and light into our lives and to get some health, some wellness.

1:55:48

And it's

1:55:49

a really cool event.

1:55:52

So it's virtual. If anybody's

1:55:54

interested, then it's also recorded. If you can't make it to one of the sessions, then you can come back and watch it

1:55:59

afterwards. and the show is on

1:56:02

every podcast app, rogue ways. Middlepath is also there. It's just

1:56:04

for supporters only. So if

1:56:06

you're a supporter on Rockfin, or

1:56:09

on Apple Podcasts and you

1:56:11

get the exclusives, including

1:56:12

the monthly terror readings, which I'm gonna

1:56:15

do. Today or tomorrow for December.

1:56:18

So those are always exciting too. A little

1:56:20

look ahead and see what's coming. But, yeah,

1:56:22

I think that's everything, and thanks

1:56:24

for having me. You guys rock. greatly

1:56:27

appreciate Lindsay, guys. Again, but

1:56:29

at the

1:56:30

time of this recording, there's

1:56:33

about

1:56:33

maybe forty tickets left.

1:56:35

for

1:56:35

for Fresno. So I hope you

1:56:37

grab him quickly because when they're

1:56:40

gone, they're

1:56:42

gone, Caluso, California. Grab

1:56:44

those tickets as well. Just go

1:56:46

sampler dot com. And those will

1:56:49

be my and then

1:56:51

The comedy cast for in Denver. Compton Denver. I'm working

1:56:53

on. I don't know why. Keep holding

1:56:55

out for comedy works,

1:56:57

but just seems like a dead end I'm gonna

1:56:59

talk to my one about it, but I would love to be at

1:57:02

the comedy

1:57:02

Woodard would And then, Charlie Robinson,

1:57:04

and I could come see

1:57:06

you. Oh, by the way, more

1:57:08

show I do with Charlie Robinson and Quarter Hughes and Execute

1:57:11

four twenty is on Sundays. It's called day zero. You can also get it

1:57:13

on podcast apps or you can come

1:57:15

watch us live. On Sundays, at

1:57:19

five PM eastern on the Roadways Rockhaven

1:57:21

channel. So that's also something but

1:57:22

Alright. I'm sure Charlie and I would

1:57:24

love to see you in Denver. I would love that. I'd

1:57:27

love to see you guys. I love Charlie.

1:57:29

Corey's great. And I love you too. So, you

1:57:31

know, great show. Great stuff going on

1:57:34

at Rock Fin. It's You

1:57:36

know, they're doing amazing things. I do hope Twitter

1:57:38

offers video because then it will be a crazy time over

1:57:43

there. But guys. Again, grab your tickets at santa fe dot com. We love you very much. We'll

1:57:45

talk to you soon. Take care. We

1:57:47

go deep homeboy.

1:57:49

Yeah. Open

1:57:52

your mind. click on the

1:57:54

fountain of knowledge. There's little people

1:57:59

everywhere.

1:57:59

That's some

1:58:00

easier to manage

1:58:02

it all by chance.

1:58:04

Wake up, Aaron. This is only

1:58:06

the beginning. This you just

1:58:11

put my mic in foil hat in foil.

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