Sunday Morning Live 29 September 2024
In this episode, I tackle existential questions and personal responsibility within society, starting with Albert Camus’ perspective on suicide and its implications on upbringing and choice. I share insights on parenting and antinatalism, critique societal ideals of equality, and discuss the significant roles women play in shaping future generations.
Shifting to education, I examine the struggles teachers face and the effects of classroom disruptions on progress. I argue against the fear of declining birth rates, suggesting that managing population change can yield positive outcomes. Ultimately, I highlight the importance of embracing discomfort and self-reflection as keys to personal growth and societal improvement.
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In this episode, I tackle existential questions and personal responsibility within society, starting with Albert Camus’ perspective on suicide and its implications on upbringing and choice. I share insights on parenting and antinatalism, critique societal ideals of equality, and discuss the significant roles women play in shaping future generations.
Shifting to education, I examine the struggles teachers face and the effects of classroom disruptions on progress. I argue against the fear of declining birth rates, suggesting that managing population change can yield positive outcomes. Ultimately, I highlight the importance of embracing discomfort and self-reflection as keys to personal growth and societal improvement.
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00:00:00Good morning, brothers and sisters, it is Stefan Molyneux from Freedomain, 29th of September 2024, freedomain.com slash donate to help out the show, you can tip in this very live stream on the apps, but freedomain.com slash donate is the best going.
00:00:16This must be like my 10,000th hour listening to Steph and I'm still interested.
00:00:21Fully caffeinated Steph?
00:00:24This is decaf.
00:00:27One coffee in the morning,
00:00:29one coffee in the afternoon, at least as far as caffeinated go, everything after that or everything independent of that is open season free game.
00:00:38I did a show this morning answering questions, went into Albert Camus,
00:00:46the existentialist who believed that the only question that really mattered was suicide.
00:00:52Suicide is the only question, the only fundamental. Okay, we get it, you're French, you're raised by a bunch of semi-pedo creeps.
00:01:01The guy's mother, and this I sympathize with him for, of course,
00:01:06the guy's mother, Camus' mother,
00:01:09a famous French writer and intellectual, and commie,
00:01:13but his mother was an illiterate deaf woman.
00:01:17Can you imagine what it would be like to be raised by a woman who couldn't read and couldn't talk to you?
00:01:24Yeah, that's right. I'm sure the problem is the universe as a whole rather than your freaky ass upbringing.
00:01:30Plus then in his early 20s, he married a woman hoping to cure her of her opium addiction,
00:01:36her, whatever, opiates addiction, and he married her hoping that the love and power of his Franco penis
00:01:43would chase all of the demons of addiction away.
00:01:46Funny story, terrible story, awful story, turns out that she was sleeping with her doctor, I assume, to get those meds,
00:01:52and so he divorced her, but then later he slept around on his next wife so much that she ended up in a mental institution.
00:01:58Hmm, but please, Albert, tell me all about the morality.
00:02:04Thanks, Simph, I appreciate that.
00:02:06Thank you all about ze morality.
00:02:09I only, I want to see beautiful baldness. Yeah, sorry, I've got goofy hair.
00:02:13Like, you know, that little tufty stuff. I'm starting to look like a startled Schopenhauer,
00:02:17so I'm afraid we're gonna have to cover up the goofy hair.
00:02:20Oh, and I just made a hat perfect, and now it's gone.
00:02:24Now it's gone.
00:02:26Uh, yes. Uh, yeah. I just had one of the ultimate I-can-fix-her-conversations of my life.
00:02:42Okay, so...
00:02:47Questions, comments, issues, challenges, problems, whatever's on your mind, I got a couple of thoughts here.
00:02:51We're gonna do the first hour open, second hour is going to be...
00:02:57Second hour, I really don't like these programs that keep popping up offering to help me.
00:03:01It's like, if I want your help, I'll ask for it.
00:03:06Yeah, the masturbatory soap dispenser in France is a bit odd.
00:03:10It's not odd because it's masturbatory.
00:03:13It's odd because it seems to indicate that French people occasionally think about washing,
00:03:17which I don't think is true, technically, even a little bit.
00:03:22That's the weird part. All right, let's pin that to the...
00:03:32All right.
00:03:34So, yeah, if you want to join for the second half, I will put the links below,
00:03:41and you can join there.
00:03:43Is this going to be enough, or is this going to get cut off?
00:03:45No. You can join the links there, I appreciate that,
00:03:48and you'll join us for the second half when we'll go down there only.
00:03:54Good day from Southeast Ontario.
00:03:56Ooh, let us enjoy our last little bit of sunshine.
00:04:03Drink it up before the S.A.D. of the endless nuclear winter known as life in Canada.
00:04:10Well, at least life in this part of Canada.
00:04:12It's even worse when you go more easterly.
00:04:16I remember in Montreal having to, you know, you wake up and it's like,
00:04:20well, if you're going to be outside, make sure you don't leave your skin uncovered
00:04:24for more than two seconds.
00:04:27Oh, yeah, so I did a true crime on the Terpens.
00:04:30It's a two-part series on the Terpen family, and I won't give any spoilers,
00:04:36but that's going out as a whole.
00:04:38Any plans on covering philosophers of this century?
00:04:40Yeah, yeah, I will, for sure.
00:04:42I will.
00:04:45Yeah, we did Churchill last time, last time.
00:04:49Yeah, I'll get to the philosophers of this century, for sure.
00:04:54I will, I will, I will.
00:04:56I think I'm just going to have to bite the bullet and recognize that
00:04:59I'm going to have to do aspects of Kant and not the whole thing.
00:05:07So, another J.D. Vance video has come out where he's, well, it's funny, you know,
00:05:12again, this is just the lying stuff, and this is why philosophy just,
00:05:18in politics, just became sort of pointless and useless and boring,
00:05:21because it's just like, well, there's lies.
00:05:23I think a little bit more of the lies are coming from the left than from the right,
00:05:26although, you know, they certainly have their share as well.
00:05:29But, you know, when Kamala Harris was repeating the fine people hoax and so on,
00:05:33it's like, okay, so just lying about that.
00:05:35So, you know, there's a sort of principle in law, you know,
00:05:39when it comes to witnesses, that if you lie in one thing,
00:05:41you're assumed to be lying in everything.
00:05:44So, they've snipped out a bit of J.D. Vance's commentary on,
00:05:51they're saying he's talking about all women, and he's not, right?
00:05:54So, he's talking about ideology and childlessness and so on,
00:05:58and he's attacking women, bashing women, right?
00:06:02That's the trigger point, right?
00:06:04That's the trigger the simps point, right?
00:06:06Trigger the self-pitying, manipulative women.
00:06:08He's attacking women.
00:06:09And it's like, well, you know, it's funny because if women are equal to men,
00:06:13then they should be able to take criticism like men do.
00:06:17That's why you know that a lot of women don't really believe in any kind of equality
00:06:21because they want all of the benefits but none of the drawbacks, right?
00:06:24So, one of the benefits of being a man is obvious.
00:06:29Some of the drawbacks are that you get heavily criticized a lot of the time.
00:06:34So, for women, it's like, I want to be just like a man.
00:06:38I'm going to make absurd statements.
00:06:39Oh, wait.
00:06:40I'm being criticized.
00:06:41I'm being attacked.
00:06:43Oh, Lord, help me.
00:06:44I'm being bashed.
00:06:46Okay.
00:06:48Okay.
00:06:52Okay.
00:06:53So, anyway, he was criticizing some women.
00:06:59Now, he's saying they're saying it's all women,
00:07:01and what they did was they cut out the part where he's talking about,
00:07:04I think it was Harvard or something like that.
00:07:06He's talking about women at the very sort of top of the intellectual hierarchy,
00:07:10the women who are spreading a lot of propaganda and things like that.
00:07:15So, but I'll tell you this.
00:07:26It's probably not a surprise.
00:07:28I have a couple of problems with the antinatalists.
00:07:31Don't want to have kids.
00:07:32Life is shit.
00:07:33Don't want to have kids.
00:07:34Okay, fine.
00:07:35So, who's going to take care of you when you get old?
00:07:39Who's going to maintain the infrastructure?
00:07:41Who's going to provide the healthcare when you get old if you don't have kids?
00:07:45I mean, you're too old to do it.
00:07:46I mean, you're not out there creating new sewage lines or repairing electrical grids when you're 80.
00:07:53So, who's going to run society when you get old if you don't have kids?
00:07:57Who's going to be working to provide you your spotty-ass pensions, right?
00:08:01Who is going to be running society, providing healthcare, maintaining the infrastructure,
00:08:06and working hard so that you can pillage their productive labor with your endless neediness?
00:08:12Who is going to be paying your bills, keeping the lights and the heat on,
00:08:16providing you healthcare when you get old?
00:08:20Oh, that's right.
00:08:23That's right.
00:08:24Right?
00:08:26Other people's kids.
00:08:29Right.
00:08:31Right.
00:08:32So, you only get to live in relative comfort because other people have children.
00:08:39Oh.
00:08:42You semi-vampire.
00:08:44That's right.
00:08:46Other people's kids.
00:08:51We'll take care of you.
00:08:52And, if you and a bunch of other people, like the boomers,
00:08:56kill-shotted a third of their offspring with abortion, right?
00:09:01So, if not enough people in your country have kids,
00:09:04well, I suppose you'll just demand that people all over the world have kids and you bring them in
00:09:10to stuff into your endless maw of narcissistic greed.
00:09:16I mean, say, well, but, but, but, I'm not expecting my kids to take care of me
00:09:20because I saved all my money.
00:09:22Yes, that's right.
00:09:23Because all the childless people, they just save all their money
00:09:25in preparation for their old age without the support of kids and grandkids.
00:09:29Okay.
00:09:30So, who are you going to give that money to?
00:09:33Who are you going to pay?
00:09:34Oh, that's right.
00:09:35The grown children of other people who had kids.
00:09:41That's right.
00:09:42So, you are absolutely relying on other people having children
00:09:48in order to flourish and survive into your dotage.
00:09:54I just want them to admit that.
00:09:56That's all.
00:09:57That's all.
00:09:58I just want them to admit that.
00:10:00Well, I'm too lazy or selfish or whatever to have kids,
00:10:05but I absolutely demand that other people have kids.
00:10:08There's no such thing as antinatalism.
00:10:10There's only shifting the burden of taking care of you
00:10:12from your own family to everyone else.
00:10:17That's all there is.
00:10:18There's no such thing as antinatalism.
00:10:20There's only, right, because if people don't have kids,
00:10:24are they willing to say, okay, well, I didn't have kids,
00:10:26so I'm not contributing to the tax base of the next generation,
00:10:29so I really don't deserve a pension.
00:10:32Or whatever, right?
00:10:34No, it's always like, well, other people are going to have to feed and clothe me
00:10:37and take care of me and wipe my ass and give me drugs
00:10:39and give me a roof over my head and keep the lights on.
00:10:42I'm not contributing to any of that, really,
00:10:45but other people better do it.
00:10:51I mean, could you imagine saying to the boomers,
00:10:54well, you all didn't have enough kids,
00:10:56so there's no money for Social Security, so you can't get it
00:11:00because you didn't have enough kids.
00:11:02I mean, they would lose their shit.
00:11:05I mean, they would absolutely lose it,
00:11:07because, you know, bringing reality to the boomers
00:11:09is like bringing sunlight to a vampire or a cross to a demon.
00:11:17They only know need and greed.
00:11:19It's a fairly demonic generation in many ways.
00:11:22There's tons of exceptions, of course, right?
00:11:27So I just wonder, yeah, I don't want to have kids,
00:11:29but people as a whole better have kids,
00:11:31so no one's going to be able to take care of me and keep the lights on
00:11:33and provide me health care when I get old.
00:11:35Y'all better have kids. I don't want to have kids,
00:11:37but I absolutely need you to have kids.
00:11:40That's the part of me that...
00:11:42That's the part that I can't abide.
00:11:44I can't stand that. I just... I can't...
00:11:46Just be honest.
00:11:48I don't want to have kids because it interferes
00:11:50with my selfish pursuit of material pleasures in the short run,
00:11:53but everybody else better have kids because I need to enslave them
00:11:56for when I get old.
00:12:03That's all.
00:12:04Don't hide behind this philosophical nonsense.
00:12:07Thank you for the tip.
00:12:09Yeah, don't... That's all I ask people.
00:12:11Just don't hide behind this nonsense
00:12:15that there's any kind of ideology, right?
00:12:24Vegans...
00:12:25Well, also the vegans just need to say
00:12:27that I'm destroying far more animals by being vegan
00:12:30than if I was a meat eater.
00:12:32That's all.
00:12:33I just want vegans to acknowledge that.
00:12:36Because a cow needs relatively little space,
00:12:38but vegetables need massive amounts of space,
00:12:40which means you have to clear off a whole bunch of woodland
00:12:43to grow vegetables, which is destroying the habitat
00:12:46of billions of animals.
00:12:50Rabbits, shrews, foxes, like, everything that hunts.
00:12:53So, it's fine if you say,
00:12:55well, I want to eat vegetables and I don't care
00:12:58that me eating vegetables
00:13:00destroys far more animal life
00:13:04than eating meat.
00:13:06Okay.
00:13:07But it's saying, I want to eat vegetables
00:13:10because I don't want to harm animals.
00:13:11It's like, well, the vegetables are displacing
00:13:13way more animals than a cow does.
00:13:18So, you're fine having far more animals killed
00:13:23for the sake of your virtue signaling.
00:13:27Just be honest.
00:13:30Antinatalists are usually statists.
00:13:40Well, sure, they have to be statists
00:13:43because you want...
00:13:45Here's the thing, man.
00:13:47I'm sure you've seen these videos
00:13:49of old people being neglected or abused
00:13:54in old age homes,
00:13:57which is a mirror of them usually dumping their kids
00:14:00in daycare to be abused and neglected in daycare.
00:14:04You absolutely want and need people who love you
00:14:09to be around you when you're old.
00:14:20That's all.
00:14:22You absolutely need people who care about you.
00:14:26But I guess the people who say,
00:14:28well, anonymous, often foreign-accented strangers
00:14:31will care about my kids more than I do,
00:14:33well, I guess the same thing happens with
00:14:35old age workers in old age homes.
00:14:40It's just a mirror, right?
00:14:43You reap what you sow.
00:14:48But the cows are grain-fed and growing grain
00:14:50also displaces animals.
00:14:51Well, two things.
00:14:53Yes, but less.
00:14:54And also, you can have grass-fed cows, right?
00:15:06Credit vegetarians who grow food hydroponically.
00:15:11Hydroponically.
00:15:13Okay, so you're saying that they need
00:15:15a fair amount of electricity and water,
00:15:17which means that more habitat has to be destroyed
00:15:20for electrical plants and irrigation mechanisms.
00:15:25There's just no way around it.
00:15:26I don't know.
00:15:27This bizarre thing that people can consume
00:15:29without effects on the ecosystem is just,
00:15:32it's bizarre to me.
00:15:34I don't know.
00:15:35It's just bizarre.
00:15:36All right.
00:15:40Let's see here.
00:15:42I just saw an ad in the real estate.
00:15:44Saw an ad in the newspaper,
00:15:46record on my eye.
00:15:49I said to a baby,
00:15:50this sounds like the ticket for you and I.
00:15:52He said,
00:15:53volunteers wanted for a very special trip
00:15:55to commune with Mother Nature
00:15:57on a big wooden ship.
00:15:59Just saw this ad in a real estate section
00:16:01for a 73-year-old woman who is homeless
00:16:03who needs a room for $400 a month.
00:16:05I assume this woman didn't plan ahead properly.
00:16:07Right.
00:16:10Right.
00:16:11Right.
00:16:12Right.
00:16:16So,
00:16:20women need men
00:16:22in order to retire well.
00:16:27Women need men
00:16:28in order to retire well.
00:16:30For two reasons.
00:16:31One is that
00:16:33if you have a man,
00:16:34then two can live as cheaply as one.
00:16:37Except for the man eating.
00:16:39What did women say?
00:16:40That's pretty easy to feed a man.
00:16:41I just make a meal portion for four
00:16:43and give him three.
00:16:45So,
00:16:46two can live as cheaply as one.
00:16:47The man will out earn her for sure.
00:16:49And the man will
00:16:51not likely outlive her.
00:16:53And so,
00:16:54for relatively cheap,
00:16:55if you start young,
00:16:56I started with life insurance in my 20s.
00:16:58So, for relatively cheap,
00:16:59if you start young,
00:17:00you're also going to get a big payout
00:17:02from his death, right?
00:17:04So, your life insurance.
00:17:05So, the only way for women,
00:17:06for most women to retire
00:17:08in any reasonable level of comfort
00:17:10is to be married.
00:17:11So, choosing to be a single woman
00:17:22Choosing to be a single woman
00:17:24is choosing poverty in your old age.
00:17:25Of course, nobody's going to say
00:17:26any of that, right?
00:17:29Habitat destroyed is fake news.
00:17:32Crop or animal grazing
00:17:33doesn't destroy habitat.
00:17:41That is very funny.
00:17:44That is very funny.
00:17:45Yes.
00:17:47Clearing the land of forest and undergrowth
00:17:49doesn't destroy habitat.
00:17:52Come on, man.
00:17:53You got to work a little harder than that.
00:17:56All right.
00:17:57Somebody says,
00:17:58I recently accepted a job
00:17:59attending to kids in a daycare
00:18:00where they quote ADHD
00:18:01and it was truly horrendous.
00:18:03He says,
00:18:04these kids don't have a mental illness.
00:18:05They're simply treating the teachers
00:18:06by the same standards
00:18:07the teachers exemplify.
00:18:09There was so much neglect
00:18:10and abuse going on
00:18:11I cried after the first day.
00:18:12The teachers only care
00:18:13about keeping the job.
00:18:15I told the owner
00:18:16that the problem
00:18:17is the priority of the teachers
00:18:18and not the kids at all.
00:18:19They just need patience
00:18:20and respect.
00:18:21They quote behaved when respected.
00:18:22Yeah.
00:18:23I mean, of course,
00:18:24I worked for many years
00:18:25in a daycare
00:18:26in a pretty rough
00:18:28and poor section of town
00:18:30and I could keep the kids
00:18:31easily entertained and focused
00:18:33even though they were
00:18:34generally chaotic coming in.
00:18:35I sit down.
00:18:36I remember telling the story
00:18:37of the Cimarillion
00:18:38and other things
00:18:39and they would sit down
00:18:41and I would tell them the story
00:18:42and they were very focused
00:18:43and enjoyed the story,
00:18:44had great questions
00:18:45and all of that.
00:18:48Power should come
00:18:49via solar collectors in orbit,
00:18:51collect rainwater, I suppose,
00:18:53or recirculation and filtration.
00:18:55It's possible to live low impact.
00:18:58Yes, of course,
00:18:59too few actually admit
00:19:00or live up to that level
00:19:01of responsibility.
00:19:02The exception that proves the rule.
00:19:07Well, sure.
00:19:08I mean, I, you know,
00:19:09power should come from me
00:19:11harnessing my farts
00:19:12to make methane
00:19:14power structures.
00:19:17I always thought it would be cool
00:19:18to have a gym
00:19:19where the generators are hooked up
00:19:21to the machines
00:19:22so all of the work
00:19:24that the weightlifters
00:19:26are putting into moving the machines
00:19:28actually powers the gym.
00:19:29I mean, I'm sure it wouldn't work
00:19:30but to me that's always
00:19:31kind of a neat idea.
00:19:34So power should come
00:19:35via solar collectors in orbit.
00:19:37Yeah, sure.
00:19:39I mean, that doesn't solve
00:19:40the problem of growing food
00:19:42but it would.
00:19:44Collect rainwater, I suppose.
00:19:47Come on, man.
00:19:49This, like, just wishing stuff.
00:19:52I mean, what about the places
00:19:53where there's little rainwater?
00:19:55I mean, come on, right?
00:19:57Keeping rainwater clean
00:19:59is tough, right?
00:20:00Because you collect rainwater
00:20:01and, I mean,
00:20:02keeping it clean.
00:20:03Can we just install solar farms
00:20:05on the moon?
00:20:06Absolutely, yeah.
00:20:07You know, I love this wish stuff.
00:20:09Be cool, F, man.
00:20:11Be cool, F.
00:20:12Wouldn't it be great, F?
00:20:13Be neat, F.
00:20:16You know, what if the solar system
00:20:17was just like an atom
00:20:18in a larger universe, man?
00:20:24All right.
00:20:33Someone says,
00:20:34you once did a lecture
00:20:35about the history of Europe,
00:20:36probably more than once,
00:20:37and talked about a musical piece
00:20:38called Ode to Joy.
00:20:39Not the real name, I think.
00:20:40You explained the song
00:20:41in context of when it was written.
00:20:44I don't know which one that is,
00:20:45but FDRpodcast.com.
00:20:47You might want to do it.
00:20:52All right.
00:20:54You can bail water,
00:20:55even turning urine into drinking water
00:20:56with the right heating technology.
00:20:57You can boil water, sorry.
00:20:59Bail.
00:21:00Boil.
00:21:01Bail.
00:21:02Boil.
00:21:08Yeah, cardio machines.
00:21:09Yeah.
00:21:10Yeah, I think that would work, right?
00:21:12But I remember
00:21:13one of the things I remember
00:21:14about learning
00:21:15about electricity
00:21:16when I was younger was,
00:21:17I'm sure they still have it
00:21:18because the last time
00:21:19I went to the
00:21:22Ontario Science Museum
00:21:23with my daughter
00:21:24at Eglinton and
00:21:28Don Mills,
00:21:29which is now closed down
00:21:30because they didn't plan for
00:21:32any maintenance for the building,
00:21:33I think.
00:21:34So,
00:21:37when I went there,
00:21:38there used to be this machine
00:21:39that you had to power
00:21:40a television by pedaling
00:21:41and the amount that you had to pedal
00:21:42was truly insane.
00:21:49Alan Savory has shown
00:21:50that animal grazing
00:21:51is absolutely necessary
00:21:52to combat things like
00:21:53soil erosion,
00:21:54deforestation,
00:21:55and desertification,
00:21:56so veganism is worse
00:21:57for the environment
00:21:58than even you're describing.
00:21:59Oh, is that right?
00:22:01I choose to believe you
00:22:02because it's roughly in line
00:22:03with my beliefs,
00:22:04so I won't verify it.
00:22:05No, I'm kidding.
00:22:06I'm sure you're right.
00:22:07I'm sure you're right.
00:22:15Yeah, I mean,
00:22:16it's truly wild.
00:22:18You know,
00:22:19I have a vegetable patch,
00:22:20which I tend and, of course,
00:22:21work over the course
00:22:22of the summer and fall.
00:22:23It's amazing
00:22:24just how much you can get.
00:22:25It really is amazing
00:22:26just how much you can get.
00:22:27You know,
00:22:28I've never seen anyone in Ontario
00:22:29pass these fields
00:22:30of wheat interstellar style
00:22:31or corn.
00:22:32I mean,
00:22:33they're so tightly packed
00:22:34they look like
00:22:35Japanese subway cars.
00:22:40They want to build
00:22:41a new one at Ontario Place,
00:22:42but who knows?
00:22:43Yeah.
00:22:44Well, you know,
00:22:45I'm sure they're going
00:22:46to have trouble
00:22:47because I'm sure
00:22:48science is racist.
00:22:49I'm sure it is.
00:22:50I'm sure there's
00:22:51endless articles about that.
00:22:53Everything I like
00:22:54is a human right.
00:22:55Everything I don't like
00:22:56is racist.
00:22:58Boring.
00:23:02All right.
00:23:07Let me get to
00:23:08other things to chat about.
00:23:10Oh yeah,
00:23:11don't forget
00:23:12tiktok.com
00:23:13forward slash
00:23:14atfreedomain.com
00:23:16I hope that you will
00:23:17check that out.
00:23:18It's actually kind of useful
00:23:19for me to see
00:23:20which
00:23:21which
00:23:27is the most popular topics.
00:23:28I can sort of see it
00:23:29pretty immediately.
00:23:34All right.
00:23:35So yes,
00:23:36tiktok.com
00:23:37I'm so sorry.
00:23:38I remember when I could talk.
00:23:40That was fun times.
00:23:41tiktok.com
00:23:43slash
00:23:44atfreedomain.com
00:23:45I'll put it in the chat here too.
00:23:46If you could
00:23:47sign up for that,
00:23:48bookmark it,
00:23:49and, you know,
00:23:50notification and all that
00:23:51kind of stuff.
00:23:57Does your experience
00:23:58in daycare
00:23:59affirm the universality
00:24:00of principles?
00:24:01I apologize if my question
00:24:02is not clear,
00:24:03but I believe
00:24:04the experience
00:24:05of the interaction
00:24:06with the children's needs
00:24:07helped open up
00:24:08your perspective.
00:24:09Well, what
00:24:10I mean,
00:24:11the kids were wild
00:24:12and some of them
00:24:13were rough
00:24:14and some of them
00:24:15were violent
00:24:16and
00:24:17I just found that
00:24:18when kids were
00:24:19genuinely interacted
00:24:20with and listened to,
00:24:21they
00:24:22calmed down.
00:24:23Like,
00:24:24immediately.
00:24:25Immediately.
00:24:26Like, it wasn't even
00:24:27like you just sit down
00:24:28and talk to the kids
00:24:29and listen to them,
00:24:30ask them about their day,
00:24:31ask them what's going on
00:24:32in their minds,
00:24:33ask them what they had
00:24:34a dream about,
00:24:35ask them what their dreams are
00:24:36in the future,
00:24:37ask them whatever, right?
00:24:38And they just
00:24:39calmed down.
00:24:42You know,
00:24:43there's so much
00:24:44hovering
00:24:45livestock management
00:24:46non-interaction
00:24:47hurting
00:24:48when it comes to kids.
00:24:49Hold on to the rope
00:24:50this way,
00:24:51don't wander,
00:24:52stand back from the road.
00:24:53They're just managing,
00:24:54managing, managing,
00:24:55just like a
00:24:56sheepdog yapping
00:24:57at the sheep.
00:24:58There's just so much
00:24:59dissociated hoverbot
00:25:00alien abstraction
00:25:01management
00:25:02without any
00:25:03genuine interaction,
00:25:04but I've always
00:25:05enjoyed chatting with kids.
00:25:10So,
00:25:12I remember
00:25:13many years ago,
00:25:14gosh,
00:25:15a quarter century ago
00:25:16when I was
00:25:17writing my novel
00:25:18The God of Atheists,
00:25:19I remember reading
00:25:20that
00:25:21symptoms of ADHD
00:25:22vanished the moment
00:25:23that a boy was
00:25:24around his father.
00:25:35So,
00:25:36our,
00:25:37you know,
00:25:38kids go nuts
00:25:39when they're not
00:25:40interacted with.
00:25:41And so it becomes
00:25:42this vicious cycle,
00:25:43and you can see this
00:25:44in schools.
00:25:45This is the worst
00:25:46this is the worst.
00:25:47Moore's got that speech
00:25:48like every single year.
00:25:49I've been teaching
00:25:50for 30 years,
00:25:51this is by far
00:25:52the worst class.
00:25:53Cannonballs,
00:25:54abuse,
00:25:55right?
00:25:56And so the kids
00:25:57feel
00:25:58insulted
00:25:59and put down,
00:26:00neglected,
00:26:01and avoided,
00:26:02and so they act out.
00:26:03And then the teachers
00:26:04get even more angry,
00:26:05which causes the kids
00:26:06to act out even more,
00:26:07and then you end up
00:26:08nuking them with
00:26:09dubious drugs,
00:26:10right?
00:26:11So,
00:26:12I just,
00:26:13I remember that.
00:26:14This is by far
00:26:15the worst thing.
00:26:16You guys are
00:26:17Satan incarnate.
00:26:18It's the worst
00:26:19class out there.
00:26:20It's just nonsense,
00:26:21right?
00:26:30Somebody says,
00:26:31I believe oil
00:26:32is currently the
00:26:33cleanest energy source
00:26:34next to nuclear.
00:26:35Okay.
00:26:36So,
00:26:37if you,
00:26:38and I know this
00:26:39from my entrepreneurial
00:26:40career like 30 years ago,
00:26:41look up NUGs,
00:26:42non-utility generators.
00:26:43NUGs.
00:26:44Just look up
00:26:45if it's legal
00:26:46for you
00:26:47to have
00:26:48a power source
00:26:49that isn't approved
00:26:50and licensed
00:26:51by the government.
00:26:58Just look up.
00:26:59Can I,
00:27:00you know,
00:27:01can a town
00:27:02create its own
00:27:03power source,
00:27:04which reduces
00:27:05transmission,
00:27:06right?
00:27:07Like if you live
00:27:08in the country,
00:27:09like half your energy
00:27:10bill can just be
00:27:11transmission costs.
00:27:12Is there a country
00:27:13where everyone is
00:27:14effing this up?
00:27:18Well,
00:27:19you could say that
00:27:20France was trying
00:27:21to get child rearing,
00:27:22right?
00:27:23They're not messing it
00:27:24up in terms of
00:27:25maintaining the power
00:27:26structure,
00:27:27right?
00:27:28Parents are aggressive,
00:27:29cold,
00:27:30and cruel towards
00:27:31their children
00:27:32while claiming to
00:27:33be only focused
00:27:34on their best
00:27:35interests,
00:27:36and then they
00:27:37hand them over
00:27:38to governments
00:27:39that are cold,
00:27:40cruel,
00:27:41and neglectful
00:27:42of the same,
00:27:43right?
00:27:44So,
00:27:45you can't fix society
00:27:46without fixing parenting,
00:27:47but the moment you
00:27:48start to fix parenting,
00:27:49society freaks out
00:27:50because the power
00:27:51structures will change
00:27:52completely.
00:28:00Somebody says,
00:28:01the majority of the
00:28:02conversations between
00:28:03the teachers and kids
00:28:04at the daycare was
00:28:05no,
00:28:06and various comments
00:28:07on how the kids
00:28:08were bad.
00:28:09It's like the kids
00:28:10are being hypnotized
00:28:11by their parents.
00:28:12Of course,
00:28:13so much of life is
00:28:14about avoiding the
00:28:15bottom quintile,
00:28:16like the most
00:28:17dysfunctional,
00:28:18and violent,
00:28:19and messed up,
00:28:20and bullying,
00:28:21and,
00:28:22right?
00:28:23Although,
00:28:24you know,
00:28:25the reason why
00:28:26bullying exists
00:28:27is because women
00:28:28like it.
00:28:29Women like bullying.
00:28:30So,
00:28:31lower IQ kids
00:28:32and bullies
00:28:33get more sex
00:28:34than higher IQ,
00:28:35more peaceful kids.
00:28:36And bullies
00:28:37generally go on
00:28:38to have very
00:28:39functional and
00:28:40productive lives.
00:28:41Which is why
00:28:42the gene sort of
00:28:43continues,
00:28:44or the factors,
00:28:45social,
00:28:46or whatever,
00:28:47genetic factors
00:28:48continue.
00:28:49Reminds me of
00:28:50the neglect
00:28:51I dealt with
00:28:52and how my
00:28:53behavior was.
00:28:54I was also
00:28:55diagnosed with
00:28:56ADHD,
00:28:57if that's any
00:28:58surprise.
00:28:59Yeah,
00:29:00I,
00:29:01um,
00:29:02well,
00:29:03I,
00:29:04I think,
00:29:05I think that
00:29:06because teachers
00:29:07get burned out,
00:29:08I think that
00:29:09the wave of students
00:29:10feels like the worst.
00:29:11But that's because
00:29:12the teachers
00:29:13are burned out.
00:29:14And the reason
00:29:15the teachers
00:29:16are burned out
00:29:17is because
00:29:18they,
00:29:19they can't remove
00:29:20the disruptors
00:29:21from the classroom.
00:29:22Right?
00:29:23If you,
00:29:24if you don't get
00:29:25ostracism,
00:29:26you only get
00:29:27escalation.
00:29:28If you can't
00:29:29separate,
00:29:30then,
00:29:31escalate,
00:29:32conflict escalates.
00:29:33So,
00:29:34once the,
00:29:35once the disruptive
00:29:36kids realize
00:29:37they can't be
00:29:38failed and they
00:29:39can't be kicked out
00:29:40of school,
00:29:41they'll just continue
00:29:42to be disruptive and
00:29:43the parents,
00:29:44the teachers get
00:29:45more and more
00:29:46frustrated and more
00:29:47and more burned out
00:29:48and therefore every
00:29:49single wave of kids
00:29:50feels like the worst
00:29:51and highest wave,
00:29:52right?
00:29:53When I was in
00:29:54school,
00:29:55I was very aware
00:29:56that the whole
00:29:57purpose was
00:29:58just keep your head
00:29:59down.
00:30:00I viewed school
00:30:01as indistinguishable
00:30:02from prison,
00:30:03myself.
00:30:04Right?
00:30:05I read a bunch of,
00:30:06um,
00:30:07literature,
00:30:08believe it or not,
00:30:09when I was a kid,
00:30:10I read a bunch of
00:30:11prison literature.
00:30:12There was the
00:30:13Scared Straight program
00:30:14that was written
00:30:15about in,
00:30:16remember I talked
00:30:17about these giant
00:30:18boxes of the
00:30:19Reader's Digest I
00:30:20got from the
00:30:21garbage disposal
00:30:22in my,
00:30:23um,
00:30:24apartment building
00:30:25in England and I
00:30:26read those feverishly
00:30:27which were great
00:30:28because they're
00:30:29actually quite normal
00:30:30in a lot of ways
00:30:31and quite healthy.
00:30:32Good natured,
00:30:33and lots of stories
00:30:34of physical courage
00:30:35and moral courage
00:30:36in a lot of ways
00:30:37now.
00:30:38But,
00:30:39I read a bunch of
00:30:40prison literature
00:30:41and the prison
00:30:42literature really
00:30:43did inform me,
00:30:44and especially
00:30:45because when I was
00:30:46in boarding school
00:30:47that was,
00:30:48I mean,
00:30:49it was live-in,
00:30:50right,
00:30:51so it was like a
00:30:52day-night prison.
00:30:53And so,
00:30:54I just,
00:30:55I had the same
00:30:56approach to school
00:30:57as a rational person
00:30:58does in prison.
00:30:59You know,
00:31:00try and keep your,
00:31:01you know,
00:31:02get a little group
00:31:03of people you can
00:31:04hang out with
00:31:05because there's
00:31:06lots of unstable
00:31:07people around,
00:31:08lots of dangerous,
00:31:09weird kids around
00:31:10and you don't
00:31:11want to,
00:31:12you know,
00:31:13there's a lot of
00:31:14people who eye
00:31:15contact provokes
00:31:16them.
00:31:17Eye contact provokes
00:31:18them.
00:31:19Provokes their
00:31:20fight-or-flight
00:31:21mechanism and they
00:31:22generally won't
00:31:23flight and that's
00:31:24because they have
00:31:25abusers who will
00:31:26create direct eye
00:31:27contact prior to
00:31:28abuse,
00:31:29so eye contact
00:31:30creates fight-or-flight
00:31:31and so you just,
00:31:32what do you do in
00:31:33prison?
00:31:34You just hang out
00:31:35with yourself and
00:31:36you don't provoke
00:31:37the guards and you
00:31:38just do your time
00:31:39and you get out
00:31:40and,
00:31:41right?
00:31:42So,
00:31:43I mean,
00:31:44it's the same,
00:31:45it's the same deal.
00:31:46Somebody says,
00:31:4730 kids and one
00:31:48teacher who is
00:31:49checked out and
00:31:50his ESL with
00:31:51thick accent doesn't
00:31:52help the issue.
00:31:53Yeah,
00:31:54a friend of mine
00:31:55was saying that
00:31:56he's kind of surprised
00:31:57that how many
00:31:58substitute teachers
00:31:59there are in
00:32:00school these days.
00:32:01I don't know
00:32:02what is the,
00:32:03I don't know what
00:32:04the policy is
00:32:05in various places
00:32:06regarding sick
00:32:07leave or mental
00:32:08health leave or
00:32:09whatever it is but
00:32:10teachers seem to be
00:32:11out a whole lot.
00:32:12And,
00:32:13I mean,
00:32:14what's the point?
00:32:15I mean,
00:32:16substitute teachers,
00:32:17you might as well
00:32:18just cancel the
00:32:19whole class,
00:32:20it's just a waste
00:32:21of time.
00:32:22Somebody says,
00:32:23our teacher always
00:32:24said we were the
00:32:25worst class during
00:32:26school and on
00:32:27school reunion she
00:32:28told us we were
00:32:29her best class and
00:32:30all subsequent
00:32:31classes just got
00:32:32worse.
00:32:33Oh,
00:32:34man,
00:32:35you brought back
00:32:36so many memories
00:32:37of shame with
00:32:38the worst class
00:32:39spiel.
00:32:40You know,
00:32:41the worst students
00:32:42I've ever
00:32:43experienced,
00:32:44blah,
00:32:45blah,
00:32:46blah.
00:32:47I was like,
00:32:48wow.
00:32:49I remember the
00:32:50math teacher saying
00:32:51that and my
00:32:52friend making the
00:32:53joke is like,
00:32:54well,
00:32:55statistically he
00:32:56should have known
00:32:57we were coming
00:32:58along sooner or
00:32:59later.
00:33:00All right,
00:33:01let's see here.
00:33:02Somebody says,
00:33:03what is incredible
00:33:04is that birth rates
00:33:05are collapsing
00:33:06almost everywhere
00:33:07around the globe,
00:33:08not only in the
00:33:09West or the
00:33:10first world but in
00:33:11most of the
00:33:12developing world
00:33:13and third world
00:33:14too.
00:33:15I've yet to see
00:33:16what is the
00:33:17problem with
00:33:18smaller population.
00:33:19I don't understand
00:33:20that.
00:33:21My whole life,
00:33:22ZPG,
00:33:23zero population
00:33:24growth,
00:33:25my whole life
00:33:26when I was a
00:33:27kid I was told
00:33:28that there were
00:33:29too many
00:33:30people and now
00:33:31we're being told
00:33:32that depopulation
00:33:33is a catastrophe.
00:33:34Well,
00:33:35depopulation is a
00:33:36catastrophe only
00:33:37because of the
00:33:38government,
00:33:39right?
00:33:40So,
00:33:41what the government
00:33:42does is it steals
00:33:43your money and
00:33:44bribes you with
00:33:45real estate values,
00:33:46right?
00:33:47So,
00:33:48the government
00:33:49inflates away the
00:33:50value of your
00:33:51currency but then
00:33:52you get to imagine
00:33:53that you've made
00:33:54money because the
00:33:55value of your
00:33:56home is going
00:33:57up,
00:33:58which obviously
00:33:59is true for
00:34:00my house plans.
00:34:01Well,
00:34:02it's true that my
00:34:03savings are worth
00:34:04less than half what
00:34:05they were ten years
00:34:06ago but the value
00:34:07of my house has
00:34:08almost doubled.
00:34:09Really?
00:34:10You don't think
00:34:11that's a coincidence?
00:34:12So,
00:34:13they have to bribe the
00:34:14boomers with
00:34:15increased real estate
00:34:16values and so a
00:34:17smaller population
00:34:18self-corrects,
00:34:19right?
00:34:20A smaller
00:34:21population often
00:34:22happens because the
00:34:23price of starting
00:34:24families is so
00:34:25high and so what
00:34:26happens is a
00:34:27smaller population
00:34:28has lower demand for
00:34:29houses,
00:34:30therefore the housing
00:34:31prices goes down,
00:34:32which means that you
00:34:33can afford more kids
00:34:34so you have kids,
00:34:35right?
00:34:36Also,
00:34:37a smaller population,
00:34:38wages go up because
00:34:39there are fewer people
00:34:40around for the jobs
00:34:41so wages go up and
00:34:42so it self-corrects.
00:34:43So,
00:34:44I mean,
00:34:45one of the reasons
00:34:46for all this
00:34:47immigration stuff is
00:34:48just they just
00:34:49absolutely,
00:34:50desperately,
00:34:51completely and
00:34:52totally need to
00:34:53prop up the
00:34:54house prices of
00:34:55the boomers
00:34:56because if you
00:34:57look at the
00:34:58Zimbabwe dollars,
00:34:59which,
00:35:00you know,
00:35:01they bought their
00:35:02houses in,
00:35:03I don't know,
00:35:04in the 1960s for
00:35:05three strawberries and
00:35:06a handjob,
00:35:07now it's worth
00:35:08millions of
00:35:09Zimbabwe dollars.
00:35:10So,
00:35:11all right.
00:35:12I mean,
00:35:13yeah,
00:35:14well,
00:35:15what's wrong with
00:35:16the smaller,
00:35:17lower,
00:35:18what's wrong with,
00:35:19I mean,
00:35:20so just look at
00:35:21agriculture,
00:35:22right?
00:35:23So,
00:35:24agriculture,
00:35:25like 120 years ago,
00:35:26the population of
00:35:27Americans in the
00:35:28agricultural sector was
00:35:29just about everyone.
00:35:30Now,
00:35:31it's like 2%.
00:35:32So,
00:35:33in other words,
00:35:34agriculture has been
00:35:35completely depopulated
00:35:36and that's because
00:35:37things have been
00:35:38automated.
00:35:39We've got AI,
00:35:40we've got robots,
00:35:41like,
00:35:42what do we need all
00:35:43these people for?
00:35:44And it's more
00:35:45civilized than
00:35:46war.
00:35:47Well,
00:35:48war is normally
00:35:49the way you
00:35:50depopulate,
00:35:51right?
00:35:52Somebody says,
00:35:53I remember in
00:35:54high school,
00:35:55I had a bully in
00:35:56French class.
00:35:57One day,
00:35:58he walked by my
00:35:59desk and smacked
00:36:00me,
00:36:01and it genuinely
00:36:02hurt,
00:36:03so I jumped up
00:36:04and punched him
00:36:05in the stomach.
00:36:06He walked back to
00:36:07his desk and put
00:36:08his head down,
00:36:09teacher saw and
00:36:10didn't say anything
00:36:11or do anything.
00:36:12Yeah,
00:36:13so,
00:36:14I mean,
00:36:15I'm mixed about
00:36:16this,
00:36:17like,
00:36:18I'm mixed about
00:36:19this.
00:36:20Because some
00:36:21people say,
00:36:22well,
00:36:23you know,
00:36:24it's a nice
00:36:25role,
00:36:26man.
00:36:27The bully can
00:36:28also get
00:36:29triggered and
00:36:30stalk you and
00:36:31do serious damage
00:36:32to you.
00:36:33The bully can
00:36:34escalate.
00:36:35So,
00:36:36yeah,
00:36:37you know,
00:36:38it's not as
00:36:39simple as
00:36:40just,
00:36:41you punch the
00:36:42bully,
00:36:43you just punch
00:36:44the bully back,
00:36:45and you just
00:36:46hit the bully,
00:36:47hurt the bully,
00:36:48and it's like,
00:36:49no,
00:36:50the bully's got
00:36:51friends,
00:36:52and the bully
00:36:53has friends.
00:36:54Somebody says,
00:36:55I was a teacher
00:36:56for two years,
00:36:57you're right
00:36:58on the money
00:36:59staff.
00:37:00On teacher
00:37:01burnout,
00:37:02won't kick out
00:37:03disruptive kids
00:37:04because school
00:37:05needs them for
00:37:06high attendance
00:37:07numbers to get
00:37:08their money.
00:37:09Yeah,
00:37:10yeah.
00:37:11And it's
00:37:12racist,
00:37:13right?
00:37:14What do you
00:37:15think about
00:37:16the,
00:37:17what do you
00:37:18think about
00:37:19the burrowing
00:37:20about anthropology
00:37:21info?
00:37:22You can build
00:37:23your own power
00:37:24source,
00:37:25but endless
00:37:26years of red
00:37:27tape and
00:37:28millions in cost.
00:37:29Yeah,
00:37:30I mean,
00:37:31that's a soft
00:37:32totalitarianism
00:37:33of just
00:37:34bureaucracy,
00:37:35right?
00:37:36Bum,
00:37:37bum,
00:37:38bum,
00:37:39bum,
00:37:40bum,
00:37:41bum,
00:37:42bum.
00:37:43All right.
00:37:44The difference
00:37:45is prisons allow
00:37:46you to buy
00:37:47real food
00:37:48from the
00:37:49store inside,
00:37:50and you're
00:37:51free to
00:37:52eat it.
00:37:53The problem
00:37:54is the Ponzi
00:37:55scheme of
00:37:56social security
00:37:57and welfare.
00:37:58I mean,
00:37:59I hear what
00:38:00you're saying,
00:38:01but please
00:38:02don't insult
00:38:03Ponzi schemes.
00:38:04At least
00:38:05a Ponzi
00:38:06scheme is
00:38:07voluntary.
00:38:08I don't
00:38:09understand why
00:38:10we're being
00:38:11told that
00:38:12depopulation
00:38:13is bad if
00:38:14the agenda
00:38:15of the elites
00:38:16is depopulation.
00:38:17Well,
00:38:18again,
00:38:19it's just
00:38:20a way to
00:38:21support the
00:38:22show.
00:38:23Steph,
00:38:24I don't
00:38:25disagree with
00:38:26your assessment
00:38:27whatsoever,
00:38:28but in some
00:38:29ways,
00:38:30to me,
00:38:31it feels like
00:38:32a symptom
00:38:33of a
00:38:34dying world.
00:38:35People are
00:38:36more selfish and
00:38:37concerned with
00:38:38themselves,
00:38:39and also not
00:38:40confident about
00:38:41the state of
00:38:42the world
00:38:43ahead,
00:38:44or the
00:38:45ability to
00:38:46navigate it
00:38:47with a
00:38:48larger family.
00:38:50The world
00:38:51is fine.
00:38:52The world
00:38:53is great,
00:38:54and a lot of
00:38:55people are
00:38:56doing very
00:38:57well.
00:38:58So,
00:38:59don't get
00:39:00trapped into
00:39:01this dystopia,
00:39:02and the
00:39:03world is
00:39:04dying,
00:39:05the West
00:39:06is dying.
00:39:07We are in
00:39:08the relatively
00:39:09final stages
00:39:10of a giant
00:39:11morality play.
00:39:12I mean,
00:39:13I'm not going
00:39:14to blackmail
00:39:15you on this,
00:39:16honestly.
00:39:17Honestly.
00:39:18The world
00:39:19is dying.
00:39:20It's like,
00:39:21no,
00:39:22your stupid
00:39:23uncle who
00:39:24kept smoking
00:39:25is dying.
00:39:26He didn't
00:39:27pull a
00:39:28Michael Caine
00:39:29and quit
00:39:30in 1971
00:39:31because he
00:39:32got nagged
00:39:33by Tony
00:39:34Curtis
00:39:35after smoking
00:39:3680 cigarettes
00:39:37a day for
00:39:38most of
00:39:39the 60s.
00:39:40That would
00:39:41be Michael
00:39:42Caine,
00:39:43not
00:39:44Tony
00:39:45Curtis.
00:39:46The world
00:39:47is dying.
00:39:48The world
00:39:49is dying.
00:39:50The world
00:39:51is dying.
00:39:52The world
00:39:53is dying.
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00:39:55is dying.
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00:39:57is dying.
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00:39:59is dying.
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00:40:01is dying.
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00:44:45is dying.
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00:44:53is dying.
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00:44:55is dying.
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00:44:57is dying.
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00:44:59is dying.
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00:45:01is dying.
00:45:02The world
00:45:03is dying.
00:45:04The world
00:45:05is dying.
00:45:06Right?
00:45:07So,
00:45:08we are in
00:45:09the final stages
00:45:10of a morality
00:45:11play
00:45:12called
00:45:13What Happens
00:45:14If We Steal?
00:45:15What happens
00:45:16if we steal?
00:45:17What happens
00:45:18if we run up debts
00:45:19for the unborn?
00:45:20What happens
00:45:21if we counterfeit
00:45:22print money?
00:45:23What happens
00:45:24if we just steal?
00:45:25And it
00:45:26goes badly.
00:45:27It
00:45:28goes badly.
00:45:29It's
00:45:30not a
00:45:31dying world.
00:45:32It's
00:45:33a dying
00:45:34lie.
00:45:35That we
00:45:36can
00:45:37do
00:45:38good
00:45:39through
00:45:40evil.
00:45:41The lie
00:45:42is dying.
00:45:43Of course
00:45:44it is.
00:45:45Right?
00:45:46Somebody
00:45:47says,
00:45:48and if you
00:45:49defend yourself
00:45:50against the
00:45:51bully,
00:45:52you're the
00:45:53one who
00:45:54gets in
00:45:55trouble.
00:45:56Self-defense
00:45:57is bad.
00:45:58Yeah,
00:45:59often,
00:46:00yeah.
00:46:01Real estate
00:46:02is where the
00:46:03money
00:46:04is.
00:46:05Yeah.
00:46:06Perhaps the
00:46:07biggest conspiracy
00:46:08in existence
00:46:09is the suppression
00:46:10of peaceful
00:46:11parenting.
00:46:12Thank you
00:46:13for pulling us
00:46:14out of the
00:46:15bucket of
00:46:16crabs.
00:46:17You're
00:46:18welcome.
00:46:19Can you
00:46:20imagine having
00:46:21to send
00:46:22videos or
00:46:23letters by
00:46:24mail to
00:46:25somewhat have
00:46:26a conversation
00:46:27like we do
00:46:28all the time
00:46:29online now?
00:46:30Yeah,
00:46:31it's wild.
00:46:32I often
00:46:33imagine
00:46:34that.
00:46:35Somebody
00:46:36says,
00:46:37I was a
00:46:38bully when
00:46:39I was
00:46:40younger.
00:46:41One of my
00:46:42quote victims
00:46:43chose to
00:46:44attack me
00:46:45and I
00:46:4610x'd the
00:46:47pain back
00:46:48on him.
00:46:49The answer
00:46:50to dealing
00:46:51with bullies
00:46:52from my
00:46:53perspective
00:46:54was for the
00:46:55victim to
00:46:56play with me
00:46:57back,
00:46:58not fight
00:46:59me.
00:47:00Not
00:47:01advice,
00:47:02not
00:47:03advice,
00:47:04not
00:47:05advice,
00:47:06not
00:47:07advice,
00:47:08not
00:47:09advice,
00:47:10not
00:47:11advice,
00:47:12not
00:47:13advice,
00:47:14not
00:47:15advice,
00:47:16not
00:47:17advice,
00:47:18not
00:47:19advice,
00:47:20not
00:47:21advice,
00:47:22not
00:47:23advice,
00:47:24not
00:47:25advice,
00:47:26not
00:47:27advice,
00:47:28not
00:47:29advice,
00:47:30not
00:47:32advice,
00:47:33not
00:47:34advice,
00:47:35not
00:47:36advice,
00:47:37not
00:47:38advice,
00:47:39not
00:47:40advice,
00:47:41not
00:47:42advice,
00:47:43not
00:47:44advice,
00:47:45not
00:47:46advice,
00:47:47not
00:47:48advice,
00:47:49not
00:47:50advice,
00:47:51not
00:47:52advice,
00:47:53not
00:47:54advice,
00:47:55not
00:47:56advice,
00:47:57not
00:47:58advice,
00:47:59not
00:48:01advice,
00:48:02not
00:48:03advice,
00:48:04not
00:48:05advice,
00:48:06not
00:48:07advice,
00:48:08not
00:48:09advice,
00:48:10not
00:48:11advice,
00:48:12not
00:48:13advice,
00:48:14not
00:48:15advice,
00:48:16not
00:48:17advice,
00:48:18not
00:48:19advice,
00:48:20not
00:48:21advice,
00:48:22not
00:48:23advice,
00:48:24not
00:48:25advice,
00:48:26not
00:48:27advice,
00:48:28not
00:48:29advice,
00:48:30not
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00:48:32not
00:48:33advice,
00:48:34not
00:48:35advice,
00:48:36not
00:48:37advice,
00:48:38not
00:48:39advice,
00:48:40not
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00:48:42not
00:48:43advice,
00:48:44not
00:48:45advice,
00:48:46not
00:48:47advice,
00:48:48not
00:48:49advice,
00:48:50not
00:48:51advice,
00:48:52not
00:48:53advice,
00:48:54not
00:48:55advice,
00:48:56not
00:48:57advice,
00:48:58not
00:48:59advice,
00:49:00not
00:49:01advice,
00:49:02not
00:49:03advice,
00:49:04not
00:49:05advice,
00:49:06not
00:49:07advice,
00:49:08not
00:49:09advice,
00:49:10not
00:49:11advice,
00:49:12not
00:49:13advice,
00:49:14not
00:49:15advice,
00:49:16not
00:49:17advice,
00:49:18not
00:49:19advice,
00:49:20not
00:49:21advice,
00:49:22not
00:49:23advice,
00:49:24not
00:49:25advice,
00:49:26not
00:49:27advice,
00:49:28not
00:49:29advice,
00:49:30not
00:49:31advice,
00:49:32not
00:49:33advice,
00:49:34not
00:49:35advice,
00:49:36not
00:49:37advice,
00:49:38not
00:49:39advice,
00:49:40not
00:49:41advice,
00:49:42not
00:49:43advice,
00:49:44not
00:49:45advice,
00:49:46not
00:49:47advice,
00:49:48not
00:49:49advice,
00:49:50not
00:49:51advice,
00:49:52not
00:49:53advice,
00:49:54not
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00:49:56not
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00:49:58not
00:49:59advice,
00:50:00not
00:50:01advice,
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00:50:03advice,
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00:50:05advice,
00:50:06not
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00:50:08not
00:50:09advice,
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00:50:11advice,
00:50:12not
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00:50:14not
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