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Andrew, if every interview, every video, every tweet you've ever made was erased from the internet forever and all you had was 3 minutes, what one truth would you share with the world?
You know, truthfully, amongst all the [ __ ] I've seen and all the [ __ ] I know, I've only ever pushed one message. And it's the message that I've come to because I believe that since the dawn of time, every single generation has believed the world is ending. We can't pretend that we don't feel like the world is currently ending cuz we do. But we can't believe that the people in World War II didn't feel like the world was ending. Or the people in the Napoleonic Wars didn't feel like the world was ending.
Imagine being in Rome in 2000 BC. Imagine when the barbarians bust through the gates of Rome for the first time. The world is over. The world is ending. The world will never recover. But the world limps forward and new empires are built and everything seems to come back and then it's all destroyed again. Then it comes back. It's a circle of life. So every single generation has believed the world is ending.
And it seems that in my simplification of all of these hyper complicated historical events, the only thing that's ever resisted enslavement or built a society worth living in has been bands of brothers of good men who stick together who are brave. The reason I push masculinity is not because I'm trying to be the world's biggest tough guy. It's cuz I actually believe it is the resisting to the enslavement. I think that a bunch of men who say, "We're not afraid of you. We don't believe you. Make me scared. You can't. I don't care what you say I should do. I don't want to do it." That's only ever been the resistance that's ever existed. It's always been that way.
And the reason we're in the trouble we're in today is because this is the first generation in history where there's no warriors. We always had warriors. There's the enemy. Get our guys together. Let's go fight them. Now I can't find anybody to [ __ ] fight. It's just me up here. Everyone with an opinion on the internet doesn't want to fight. They want to turn on me. I'm standing at the front saying, "Let's go guys." And they're saying, "You're a sellout." Well, what the [ __ ] are you doing? Why aren't you up here? What are you telling the world? What help are you giving? Who are you waking up? How are you shifting the Overton window? You're not risking a [ __ ] thing. I'm risking it all and you're turning on me. I can find the odd guy here and there. Where's the [ __ ] mass resistance?
So, when I'm trying to preach masculinity and saying to guys, look, go to the gym, get strong, resist, don't be afraid, speak what you think. I'm trying to say all these things, trying to inspire some [ __ ] backup, some support. Masculinity is the answer to the trouble we are in. And truthfully, unless we get some balls back, well, then it's over, isn't it? And women can complain and women can protest and women can riot, but nobody gives a [ __ ] Because when women complain, it's called an inconvenience. And when men complain, it's called a revolution.
>> Well, everyone, this has been your guest, Andrew Tape.