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They tie all that back to you, right, as the, yeah, as the head honcho, the, the head organizer. How did you keep your ass out of jail from all that?
I get that question a lot. And, uh, I know it makes me look like a fed. Like I, I'll make it worse. I never had any problem traveling whatsoever. Canada. Uh, I'm banned from Australia, but I never tried. I bet I could just breeze into Australia. Maybe because they know I could raise money. I raised a quarter million to sue the SPLC, which is sitting on some judge's lap somewhere. So maybe they know I'm litigious. Maybe they know that because I'm a public figure, I would make a big brewhaha out of it. Whereas someone like Nick [ __ ], you could just throw them in jail and few people will find out about it.
Um, but what, what crime have I committed? I begged people not to go to Unite the Right. I said, "You're out of the club if you go." And then post being the, the founder, the leader, uh, I said, "Don't go to Jan 6. It's a trap. Please, you're going to get, I said you're going to get shot and then you're going to get arrested." But, uh, I was close. Ashley got shot.
Um, but yeah, I've just been constantly, I, I love this club and I've been constant, I've spent probably a hundred grand trying to keep them out of jail and, you know, get the true story out there because it's not a war on Proud Boys that's happening right now. It's a war on men. It's a war on masculinity. It's a war on independence. You know, fit young men wanting to improve themselves and congregate is a crime in America, right? Well, that's really what I'm fighting.
This is pointed out often is that what I think happened was, I think that it was tangential that, uh, these, these guys were getting into fights with these Antifa scumbags, who, by the way, have dissipated where I don't even know where the [ __ ] they are now. They just kind of lurk the internet and look to mass report people and this type of thing, right? They're not even up to the same antics that they were even a couple of years ago. I think that's tangential though. I think that that was something they could point to to say, "Oh, these Nazis are out here beating up poor old ladies." But I think you hit it on the head when you said that you were trying to move something towards masculinity.
What I've seen is there is, um, a pack called Progressive Freedom and you'll see all these leftists are all part of this pack, okay? And they have bought up all of Twitch politics, YouTube politics. They've bought up all of the players. They bought up Destiny and they've bought up all of his minions and all these different people. Okay, this pack has bought them all. What they have said and what, you know, our intel teams have told us is that they look at these red pill content creators and, you know, what that is, the red pill stuff that's all basically, um, distinction between, uh, male and female dynamics and patriarchy and masculinity and this type of thing. And they say that red pill, right, and young men moving towards it leads to what's called a black pill or some kind of political nihilism where they're like, "Wait, we're not even allowed to be." And that leads to the alt-right, to the dissonant, right? And so they, these packs, these think tanks, they figured it this out. They're like, "Wait a second. If men move towards masculinity and they move towards it being okay to be men and self-improvement and this type of thing, they're going to find out this world's really [ __ ] up and it's pretty, uh, it's pretty against them." And so then they move over to these alt-right dissonant right groups, right? And then that's considered bad because that will lead to the Fourth Reich and we'll have World War II, right? Which is insane. It's such a bizarre hypothesis.
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But if you're healthy, if you're healthy and you're masculine and you, you start young, 19, 20 years old, he's really taking good care of yourself and you're focusing on the self-improvement model like that the red pill is giving or that maybe a guy like you, um, you're saying, "Yeah, go work out, have a family, work hard, don't be a [ __ ], don't be a leftist," you know, this kind of thing. Move towards masculine patriarchal values. You can see how that would be really [ __ ] dangerous for leftists. That's like, from from a leftist perspective, that's terrifying because you're not controllable. You're not a victim group. You're not a victim.
There's also a very shallow angle where it just makes them feel bad. Like when you tell Taylor Lorenz, you call it an empty egg carton. You show her a picture of you and the kids camping. It makes her feel like a loser 'cause she is. She lost. Yeah. You lost at the game of life. And I think there's a combination there that it's dangerous, so we have to quell it. But also it hurts my feelings, so that creates spite and I want revenge and I want to destroy his family.
Well, I think, I think kind of, um, if you take that bird's eye view, if you're looking out, I don't think, I think the left has very few skilled coordinators, but they do have skilled coordinators. Oh, yeah. And they don't have the greatest think tanks, but the ones they have are very influential. And when these guys get together and they start diving through all of this and they start kind of mincing it up, they realize that any group which is pro-masculinity and any group which is pro men's rights and men's rights advocacy, they're [ __ ] dangerous to them. Because if, if you can't keep men under control or you have them moving that way, women are conformists. And if that's what they see that the men want, that they want submissive virgin women, right, they will begin to conform to that. And the left is done. Yeah. The left is done if that happens.
When you have a porn star on OnlyFans and you have Destiny getting, you know, his wife's so [ __ ] that they get divorced. You've got this fractured minions. And I think that we have a problem with with fracturing where where there's so much infighting that the, the left has the, I've said this a million times. The left has a unity problem the other way where they're inviting in groomers and trans and and pedophiles and they're saying, "Well, we can forgive you. You're just a minor attracted person." We have the opposite problem where Charlie Kirk hates Ben Shapiro, hates Nick [ __ ], hates hates Laura Logan. Like, I love, if you want less government and strong borders, you're my friend. I don't care if you're a Zionist, an anti-Zionist. I appreciate Charlie Kirk and Nick [ __ ] and Candace.
Those internal fracturings that you're talking about, I'm, this is just me. I think that it's women in right-wing politics that cause 99% of the problem inside of right-wing politics. I think it's women. If you look at the sex capades from these [ __ ], if you look at the crazy [ __ ] that these women are up to in the background, uh, behind right-wing politics and and they're in charge of these different media companies, they're a [ __ ] problem. And they're the ones who are the more way more likely to do the blacklisting. They're the ones who are more likely to, uh, create this type of infighting. Generally speaking, when I talk to right-wing creators, whether it's behind the scenes, in front of people, whatever, they're not a problem. Like, "Hey man, you want to go have a beer?" "Yeah, sure. Let's go have a beer. Let's talk about A, B, C, and D." But when you start looking at anytime there's a crumbling relationship, anytime there's something going on in the backdrop, seems like there's a [ __ ] woman back there. Yeah. Now, you got to get women, prominent women, out of right-wing politics. It's really [ __ ] bad for us.
There's very a lot of them are, too. They complain about me, too. And then they're flirting, especially when they're drunk. But then there's ones like Savannah Hernandez, you know her? Super hot Mexican Asian chick, Infowars gal. I think she's at Turning Point actually now. But, uh, she just, when you're with her, she gives off this like, "Don't flirt with me. Like, I'm not a chick, I'm a dude. I'm here to get the job done." She's, she was raised by a tough Mexican dad and she has this real, like, "Let's get to work" kind of vibe. Sure. And there's no headache, there's going to be no drama. She belongs here. But generally, politics is, is basically it's a guy's game. It's a numbers game. It's a lot like baseball. It's stats. Uh, if we had 2 million illegals in America right now, I wouldn't give a [ __ ]. But we have 30. Yeah. And that's too many. When Muslims are under 10% of the population, things aren't that bad. Over 10%, we start seeing trouble. These are all numbers. The deficit is numbers. The capital gains tax, uh, interest rates, that's what powers jobs and that's what matters in politics. And chicks, you know, testosterone is a concentration drug. Chicks don't tend to thrive at mathematics. So, get out of the, get out of the, uh, room.
Well, they don't tend to thrive with criticism. They don't tend to thrive with policym. They don't tend to thrive when it comes to controversy. They tend to [ __ ] capitulate on almost everything in order to be in with the in crowd, whatever the in crowd is. They don't want the criticism. Like cops always tell horrible jokes to each other 'cause they need that dark humor 'cause they just saw a dead kid.
So, we're at a hotel room. We're sharing in the hotel room and we're on some, we would travel all, all the time courting like Red Bull and all these different companies. And very handsome, uh, fit young man and we'd be in the bathroom brushing my teeth and and he'd be, he'd have his shirt off and he'd be like, "Look at, okay, look at this. Look at these golden locks. Look at this chiseled body." Okay. It's like you're looking at an ad. You're looking at a Greek god. I, I would argue possibly the most perfect male ever in the world. Right now, look at this. Look at the [ __ ] eyes. Look at the chin that doesn't exist. Look at the fat neck. Look at the weird Grover arms with the fat belly. And I would be laughing my head off because his insults were so cruel and accurate. Can you imagine two women on a business trip where the girl is like, "Look at my golden locks. Look at my perfect tits." Yeah. Now look at this. Now look at you. Fat as [ __ ]. Your tits are hanging off you like penises. You've got jowls. You got beady little eyes. Your hair is disgusting. It's all fried. Or even a black woman. Imagine it was a white woman and a black woman. "Your fake [ __ ] hair. You're all ashy." Like, they'd both be in jail. Oh yeah, it would be terrible.
But that's what, but this is my point is that this is what I see honestly in right-wing politics, whether it's dissident politics or it's the kind of more middle of the road mainstream TPUSA, all of this. Every time there's [ __ ] women involved, even, even this, this last one, look at what happened. Candace Owens, right? She moves out, she moves out of this. Now there's a big controversy, this and that. Now I like Candace Owens. I actually like her and think that she's better, a cut above, of most of these women who are in, still a [ __ ] woman. Chick. There's a reason they weren't alone on pirate ships. Yeah. Still a [ __ ] woman and problems. So, I'm just saying everywhere I look seems like, and when you look at all of the big right-wing sex scandals which have hap, which are non-scandals. Look at what happened to Elijah Schaefer. He was MeToo. You look at all these different people, they're always MeToo. He was MeToo'd by who? Sydney Watson, right-wing creator, right? And another chick. And another chick.
I'm so glad. But it's not natural. Like, I'm so glad there's no hot chicks in the studio ever. Yeah. Because it's going to pop into your head. The Christmas party, you're drunk. It's going to occur to you. And when you keep like flipping a, a coin, it's going to get to heads at some point. Well, look at what happened. Bill O'Reilly taken down by a woman. Yeah. Right. All these different people, all these different right-wing, uh, voices, sooner or later, true or untrue, and most of the time it's not even true. When you find out years later, [ __ ] like a slap on the ass or something. Yeah, it's nothing.
But, but I want to say something that sounds feminist 'cause we're both drifting into anti-feminism here and I, I am an anti-feminite, but, uh, that's a word I made up. Do you like it? I don't. I don't. That's like menism. It doesn't, you know what I mean? Menanism. It just doesn't sound that great. Well, the way anti-Semites can, no matter what the problem is, they somehow bring it back to the Jew. And I take every problem and I bring it back to women. Like I heard, uh, that Planet Fitness is quadrupling down on this train in their changing rooms thing. And they lost $4 million. And I, I just, I know a woman is involved in that decision. Oh, for sure. 'Cause they guard the nest and the nest is their woke values. And they're like, "Fuck you. [ __ ] you. My eggs are here." And they're like, "Okay, but your company's dying." Yeah. The Mulaney thing. Woman. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. The Mulaney. That was a woman made that decision.
But, but in women's defense, this is not women in general. I'm saying you took her out of her natural habitat and then you put her into this like, "Yay." Milo just fired a woman from Yay's company 'cause she said to the fan sites, Yay's fan sites, "Does any have, does anyone have any ideas for what Yay should do next?" And it's like, that's a perfect example of women in the workforce. I have no idea what's going on. I have no ideas. Do you guys have any ideas? Yeah, I have an idea. Go nurture children. Go create life and shape life. You don't belong here. It's like we might as well be bitching about gorillas as bartenders. You know, they're always breaking things. They lose their temper. They don't speak English and they're always like, their big arms are getting in the way and they're getting beer all over their coats, their fur. Uh, I love gorillas, but they don't, they're not good bartenders. Women are wonderful in their environment. And there's, there's the Savannah Hernandezes. There are exceptions, but 95% of women are not happy in the workforce. That's what I was trying to say on Fox News with.
But the exception proves the rule, or there wouldn't be a rule, right? You couldn't have an exception if it didn't prove the rule. So, it's like, look, this is a good rule of thumb. It seems like if the right really wants to move towards masculinity, if that's the embrace that they're after, because it's, and it seems to be really effective as far as, um, you know, campaigning goes and as far as a message goes, they're going to have to start cleaning out the [ __ ] women.
I agree. But, and the thing about our message too is like with Proud Boys, the, the fear is it'll start World War II. No, the message I keep pushing on my show and and with Proud Boys and in general is, "Put a ring on it." You've been partying way too long. You're 28 years old. She's gonna be 30 soon. You're not gonna be able to have five kids. Get a ring on it. Get married. Grow up. Yeah. And that's not World War II. That's the opposite. That's the backbone of American society, right? And the reason it works is 'cause people try it and they go, "Holy [ __ ], what would, what took me so long? What was I waiting for?" Similarly, all these 40-year-old journalists, the empty egg cartons are like, "I was wrong. I thought I could just be a colostomy bag for other strangers at 3:00 a.m. and, uh, I'm [ __ ] miserable and alone and and nobody wants me and nobody wants."
We're talking about that woman lose their looks and when it's a mom and the husband still adores her and the kids don't even can't even tell. But if you're out there on the market in New York City and you're 38, you might get a call at 4:00 when he's in a blackout, but he's going to be gone at 10:00. Mhm. And you probably won't see him until he's that desperate again. Yep. Sorry, ladies. That's everywhere. That's not just New York. Yeah. You talk to these different women from these different dating shows and it's pretty incredible, right? And it doesn't matter what their age are. We're talking to them at 40, 50, right? All the way down to, you know, 18, 19, 20. Uh, and the whole market's just [ __ ] from top to bottom because the one thing they have of value, they just give it away like candy, right? They just like, "Here, have as much of it as you want." And so, you know, the thing which is so valuable, your chastity, your virginity, the thing that gives you such virtue in the eyes of men, you just hand it away for nothing, you know, and it's like this massive gold bar that only you have, and you're just like, "Here you go."
I said that to my daughter, too. I, I use that same analogy. I said, "You have a change purse with gold coins in it. That's called your chastity. It's very, very valuable. But when you spend those coins, they're gone." Yeah. So, everyone wants them. They're valuable, but you hold on to them 'cause that's the, the goal. That's the change that you have. But how is that, if that's part of a message of masculinity, and I think it is, how in the [ __ ] could that be bad for society? I'm telling you, it's based on this real hypothesis that we're going to end up with the Fourth Reich in World War II. Yeah. How could you put, I mean, what is the Fourth? I'm making pancakes shaped like dogs. 'Cause it's pancake morning. What does the Fourth Reich look like? Sundresses and virginity. I don't, I don't get it. What is it? What is the Fourth? So dumb.
I, I heard Michael Val was interviewing Jared Taylor about it. And Jared Taylor's English is his second language. He grew up in Japan. And, uh, he said what we're saying, but his, his English is too literal and he goes, "You know, the idea that these men are going to go get together and start World War II, it's a new group of Nazis." I mean, the whole notion is just fantastic. And by fantastic, he meant like fantasmagoric, like ridiculous, silly, Disneyland, made-up stuff. And Malice is like, "Yeah, I would choose a different word than that. Fantastic and awesome." Like 9/11 was technically awesome. It was awe-inspiring and horrific, but don't say it was awesome. Not to be conflated with greatest thing ever. That's not what I meant. Yeah. Dope. That's pretty funny.
But yeah, I just think, um, I, I think ultimately the reason that all these like Red Pill podcasts, the reason all these manosphere podcasts do so well is because the creators are basically trying to push this message of masculinity. And you notice that most of the audience are right-wingers, right? Many of them don't give a [ __ ] about politics. They're not there for that. But there's a lot of them, the ones who do, they seem to be on kind of the, the right-hand side, and they're looking for marriage material women. They're looking for what, you know, what sorts of, uh, pitfall traps can I avoid? What sort of red flags can I get away from? It's fascinating to watch. That's why people enjoy watching it so much.
Well, it has rewards. Like the, it's so weird. We pushed this no-wanks thing that was like no-fap, don't watch porn, don't beat off. You can match within a yard of your significant other with her awake and paying attention. That's, but no, like watching methheads who got by their uncle on a computer screen alone with your pants around your ankles. And we ended up as Proud Boys, we ended up there as a fluke. It was just a dare, like a Seinfeld episode. And then I was like, "I'm whistling in the shower. I'm smarter. Uh, my relationship with my wife is way better." So then we started saying to people, "Just try it. Try it for 10 days." And the left was against that. Like the Daily Show did a whole thing on how dangerous it is not to watch. Yeah. Isn't that depraved?
Well, it's not just depraved, but the, here's what I've noticed with the left, with all progressives. They don't want expanded rights for things that you might think we would need rights for, like speech, guns. They only want to expand rights when it comes to degeneracy. They only want expansion of degenerate [ __ ]. And so anytime you do a curtail, if you do something reasonable, you're like, "You know, if you're in a state like Texas, a place like this, maybe they roll out legislation where they say, 'Hey, look guys, guess what they did in Florida, right? We were just talking about it when we were there. If you're 10, 11, 12, now you have to verify before you go on a porn website so that we can make sure you're not a [ __ ].'" Is that okay? Is that, can you give us that bone? But then when it goes to court, right, they keep getting them thrown out. The left, leftists keep getting them thrown out, saying, "Nope, this against speech, going to curtail this, going to curtail that." You know what I mean? They get it thrown out every chance they get. Yeah.
Well, New York courts just threw out familial DNA 'cause the ACLU said it's an invasion of privacy. And we caught a serial killer like a year ago who was murdering little girls. And now we're like, "No, that's an invasion of privacy." Well, how do these guys, how do these guys make the justification? "Everybody needs to get a [ __ ] vac 'cause it's good for everybody if everybody is vaxxed collectively, right? Whether you like it or not." You go, "Okay, well, that's fair. How about, uh, everybody has a mandatory paternity test, too, when a baby's born? That way we make sure there's no paternity fraud since we have that technology now and have never had it before." "I can't believe you'd want to invade people's, I can't believe that you'd want to tell women, how about you have to be a citizen to vote? How about you have to have ID to vote?" No, that's an invasion of their privacy. That's that's that's too, that's too much invasion. Now, now give me your arm so we can stab you.
And the scary thing about that, about this, this movement to to legitimize degeneracy, they, they started with gay marriage and I fell for that. I was like, "Yeah, let them get married. They're trying to be normal." Then I found out they were lying. They have a 95% divorce rate. They [ __ ], they, they don't, they're not monogamous at all. Like, you, you just lied to me. But anyway, almost all of their marriages are non-monogamy. Yeah, almost all. So you don't have kids, you're not monogamous. What's left? Yeah. You're a genetic dead end. How do they rep the pitch? The pitch was like, "My lesbian lover was dying on her deathbed and I wasn't allowed to see her because we're not family." And I'm sitting there going, "Oh, that's mean. Uh, let her see her her dying lover." And no, they switcheroo. But now they're pushing, and I think there's actual want to be normalized. And we see them linked to drag queen story hour. We see a lot of this way. But then there's a lot of people who are just, and they don't really want kids. They just know it makes me mad. Yeah. And they're like, "Yeah, hey, Mega. I brought my daughter to Drag Queen Story Hour. That's your worst nightmare, isn't it?" And I'm like, "Well, yeah. It's also my worst nightmare for you to walk her across the highway, uh, during rush hour." Yeah. Uh, is that to spite me? Yeah. You're a sick [ __ ]. Yeah. I don't like you abusing your child. Congrats. You got me.
Well, the other thing, the insanity is I think one of the reasons that these event organizers and the think tanks who are pushing the LGBTQ agenda and have been have to move a little bit towards the sexual orientation is because they, they pigeonhole themselves. "We're born this way. We can't help our sexuality." You go, "Okay, so you can't help what you're sexually attracted to." "No." "Well, okay. What about these P then?" "Oh, well, uh," and and that's where the argument falls apart. But I remember reading that, and by the way, if you see something on 60 Minutes, just say, "I remember reading." It makes you sound smarter. Yeah. So I remember reading, not seeing it on 60 Minutes, that, uh, when a woman has three daughters and a son, the son is almost always gay because her body is like, "Oh, I'm making a woman. I'm making a woman. I'm making a woman. And then a boy starts forming and the body goes, 'What the [ __ ]? Uh, there's some, there's a parasite in here. Something weird is growing that I don't understand.' So then they shoot estrogen at it to fix this woman problem. My woman's broken. And then he has a chick baby." Yeah. Total, total junk science. That's it. Total junk science. Same thing with.
There is no discernable reason. We don't understand. There is no gay genes. There's no gay part of the brain. None of that [ __ ] exists. None of it's ever been able to be discerned by any type of of conclusive scientific data, not even good junk science data. We cannot figure this phenomenon out. However, now we have something that we never had before, which is we have a new generation where when we have the most acceptance ever, one in four identifies as being some kind of LGBTQ, which would indicate that this could easily be a social contagion rather than something which is innate. Sure. True. But they're phonies and they don't suck. Like all of these, some of them do suck. All these like Zoomers who say, "I'm gay," they then they're a lesbian and then they're [ __ ] a chick and they just have long hair and you're like, "You're in a, you're in a, uh, heavy metal band. Basically, you're not gay." That's true. And Margaret Cho says this. She goes, "If you think gay is something that can be learned, go suck a." That's true. And I agree with you that it could, the social contagion could all be pop culture. Absolutely. Yeah. It's all, it's like being a mod or a goth or a cowboy.
The gay population's always stayed pretty stable, like 1.5 to 2%. Okay. Of actual [ __ ] practicing homosexual men. For the first time ever, it's actually projected to go higher. I understand. And that's a ridiculous trend. That's not. No, I, I mean, I mean actual homosexuals who are practicing sexual acts. No, they're not sucking. No, no, not people. Listen what I'm saying. Okay. Not talking about people who just identify that way. That's what you're saying. You're saying, "Okay, the one in four number, that's true, but they're [ __ ] larping. They're larping. They're pretending that they're gay 'cause they want to be in with the cool clique, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah." Actual homosexuals, the amount of them, which exist inside of North America, is about 2%. Actual gay men. But for the first time ever, that number, which is they are [ __ ] men, is projected to go up. And it has stayed stable for.
I'm dubious of that study. I'm dubious of of the data they were getting in the 60s and 70s. Uh, with the stigma of homosexuality still being so strong back then, I'm, I'm dubious of the 80s stats with the stigma of AIDS hanging out. Uh, I think it's always going to be 1.5%. I don't believe that people can, outside of horrific trauma, I don't believe people can just suck on a. I think that so what we found with programs like MK Ultra, okay? Okay. And this is so, this is all CIA testing, things like this. All these things have been declassified now so that we can research them. The influence on male sexuality and female sexuality utilizing psychedelics. It was proven that utilizing various methodologies for brain probing and propaganda that you could influence male sexuality. There's no doubt that that's true. So were MK Ultraing a whole bunch of Zoomers? Well, I'm saying that through through propaganda, there's a phenomenon called sis sissyhypnification. I don't know if you've ever ever heard of that. [ __ ] hypno. I think we call it sissification. Yeah. Most, uh, a lot, well, not most, but a lot of transgenders who get into the social contagion are actually people who are suffering from autogophilia. So, what they are is they're men who when they wear women's clothing, they get off on it. Okay? When they start diving into that, they find what is called, uh, you know, [ __ ] hypno, which is h, they, they watch videos which hypnotize them, right? Tell you things like, "Suck, wear women's clothes," blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You'll find these all over YouTube. Yeah, I agree with you. And I, and I, well, I don't agree that you're not, uh, born that way, but I, I do agree that it's a problem now that kids are getting involved. And I, I just, we were so good with the gay thing for so [ __ ] long from basically zero to Liberace, Paul Lynn, Ripped, uh, the guy with the mustache who threw the confetti, YMCA, Judas Priest. It was all like, "Okay, I don't want to know what you guys are up to, but go ahead and dance around and maybe even we'll dance to some of your songs." And then they opened the door to the kids and now we care. The Pandora's box.
Well, you can't put the, the toothpaste back in the tube. That's the problem. And the thing is is that that was a mistake. It was a mistake for the conservative right who have, what are they trying to conserve? They're trying to conserve Christian values and in some cases constitutional values, right? It's a huge [ __ ] mistake for these people to embrace these absolute degenerates and pretend that because they said, "Well, I just want to get married so that when Lindsay dies, I can will her my Subaru." Right? That's [ __ ]. That was a trick. That was a total [ __ ] trick, right? And it's like, that was a huge mistake. And so now I see the same trend playing out again. Oh, there's the good transgenders, the conservative ones, like Blair White, like blah, blah, blah, like Lady Ma. It's the same [ __ ] trap, and yet we're falling for it again.
Well, we're also falling for it with abortion. And Coulter's a good friend, but she says, uh, the right keeps losing to these stupid [ __ ] voters who are obsessed with abortion. So she goes, "The only way we're going to win is if we compromise." And this kind of goes back to what we were talking about earlier. We assume that there's some goodwill and you want to discuss this with me, but they don't want to compromise. So if the right says, "All right, you know what? 8 weeks. You can have an abortion anywhere in America as long as you have it within 8 weeks." They won't do it. They, they don't, they won't go, "Okay, we met in the middle. Let's agree to disagree." You know what they want? Nine and a half months. Like they want, you're already born off with the head. So giving them a bone, giving them an inch is not going to work. They want over and go ask them. They want over 9 months. And that's what it is in Canada. It's nine months. That's what it is here in New York. It's nine months. Nine [ __ ] months, dude.
Well, you can't compromise with godless heathen secularists. You can't compromise with them because what it's just like with gun rights, right? We have the whole cake and they come in and they take a piece. What, what do we get? We didn't get anything when they took a piece. We just had less cake and then they take another piece. Bump stocks, little, another one of the gun and all that [ __ ]. And so now we have this little tiny piece of cake left and they're like, "Let's compromise." That just means we're going to take more of that [ __ ]. Right. That's all that means. We, and they don't want to hear what an AR-15 is. They don't know what it is. And they, they, they're not open to discussing it. They just want to keep chipping away at it. They want, you can't compromise with the godless secularist. It can't be done. And anytime they come to you in the guise of, "I just want to find some common ground," they're [ __ ] lying. What common ground can you find with a secularist? We went, "Okay, let's just call this gay marriage thing not marriage, but we'll give them all the same benefits of marriage, right? We're just not going to call it that because that would be bad for society to do, right? We have this thing super important to people and we want to keep it sacred, you know, and it's religious anyway. There's really no reason for us to, you know, we'll call it a civil union, exact same thing, get the exact same everything." No, no. "A priest who's a woman needs to marry me." Yeah. "And bake me a cake." And you can't. "And bake me a cake." You can't compromise these people. They're [ __ ] insane. Yeah.
Well, I like Austin Peterson for the gun thing. He was, I hope I have his name right. Libertarian Austin Peterson. Yeah. Yeah. I talked to him quite a bit. He's like, "Fuck bump stocks and all that. I want to fight for the right for me to have a machine gun in Manhattan." Like, go on the offense. Don't go on the defense. And, you know, we saw this with in Israel. I forget what it was, 2006 or something. They said, "All right, th, these Jewish homes are are wrong. Uh, they're in the West Bank. We order the Jewish families out and you, and then we'll bulldoze the homes." Yeah. And what did Hamas do to that? They saw weakness and then they attacked the next day and it started a whole siege because they saw blood in the water. And that's the way we have to deal with the left. There's no [ __ ] drag queen story hour under any circumstances. And no, we're not doing eight weeks. Abortion is illegal. Period. Everywhere. And I get a gun no matter where I am in Manhattan or Alabama. I get my handgun. It's my property. It's my right. And I have the First Amendment on any platform in any form. You can't stifle me in any way. And when you do those compromises, you start tripping away. The people on the right, they lose their, they lose their morale and they don't want to go vote. But when you play hardball like that, that gets the voters in the Midwest off the couch. Yeah. And not only that, they don't care so much even then if you lose, right? Okay. You know what? Yeah, maybe I lost, but I [ __ ] went for it. You know what I mean? And we're going to go for it again. People can get behind that. That's an objective mission that they love. Especially men. Men love that [ __ ]. All or nothing, high stakes. Let's [ __ ] go. Let's do it. But this compromising [ __ ], you don't need to comp. And you don't even need to [ __ ] compromise with them. We tried it and it doesn't work. Doesn't work. Doesn't work. It's.
And politics are polarized. Always going to be polarized. It's my team, your team. So, it's got to be my [ __ ] team. Yeah. That's the way I am. I'm, I'm so divided. No, no, I'm not divided. I'm so, uh, what's the word? Um, polarized where I love everyone on the right and I don't ever get involved in any punching, right? Uh, outside of a couple jokes. But, uh, with the left, if you have they/them in your pronouns, I, we're not, I'm not even looking at you. You're a ghost. You're [ __ ] scum. You don't exist and I'm not talking. I'm, I'm, I've tried bridging the gap and that they just, they, you give them an inch, they take a mile. So [ __ ] it. We, we're not friends. You're trying to ruin this country. I'm trying to save this country. You're going to be extinct in a generation anyway. So, bye-bye.
Well, they would try to take, they try to take your family away anyway. They try to take everything they could away from you. And it's a non-reproductive ideology. All we have to do is essentially is survive as long as possible because, uh, and survive with power. I mean, not not live. We'll be able to live. But we need power. One of the best ways to do that is to reproduce. That's how you, you create cross-generational power. They have a dying ideology. That's why they need to indoctrinate your kids because they're not going to have. They came after my kids. Like they attacked my home. They ostracized my children. My daughter had to go to a different school. Uh, you know, my son was eating lunch alone. It was, it was, and my wife had a nervous breakdown. Like they attacked her personally. And in the Boer War with the English, that worked. They, they burned down the houses. They killed the wives and the children and the men broke. But the English tried it in the American Revolution and it had the opposite effect. Made them want to fight harder. [ __ ] you. You want a war? You got it. And I think that's, that's definitely where I am. But that's where a lot of these younger new right guys are where they're like, "Good, I want to fight. Bring it on." Yeah. Bring it on, you [ __ ] pieces of [ __ ].
Well, look, this was a, a great conversation. I appreciate it. I think that's like the perfect place to leave it. Yes. You know, the perfect place. Inspiring. Yeah. So, I appreciate it very much. Thanks for having me in. Cheers. So, if you enjoyed that clip, then subscribe to Compound Censored using this promo code.