Who’s Really Oppressed? Evie Magazine Launch: Will and Amala LIVE

we are at the american feminist conference i am a woman so everyone knows and i am fighting for the the the choice to abort my child hi it's so nice to meet you at this uh feminist conference what what brings you here i want to abort children my children i want the freedom to do this i thought this was a feminist conference it is and that's we're fighting for our bodily autonomy i mean i came here from afghanistan i'm fighting for feminism as well but it's more so to be able to leave my house without a chaperone and to go to school and to purchase things and to be married through choice sorry you said you're from where about afghanistan so you don't you don't live in america no oh well then i don't care about you at all i am a real feminist in america and i am fighting for the ability to abort my child is there any right that you don't get to exercise i don't care what you have to say yes uh the patriarchy is oppressing me all over my body i don't think you know what true patriarchy is i do one i was at the grocery store yesterday and a man walked ahead in front of me and opened the revolving door before me did you thinking that i couldn't do it myself did you go to the grocery store by yourself yes did you drive there yeah are you married in a forced marriage no i am a cool aunt i don't understand where the oppression is man live love love that's what i do hey unseen ladies and gentlemen wow the acting skills from will wit are just oh i guess will immediately always i am good at actually i guess in this case i got told the other day i could be an actor who told you that don't worry about it he's like my mom and even i know your mom would not say that and she's going to text you after this and say your acting is horrible she probably doesn't usually does well guys before we get into the show today i'm going to talk about a few of the things that we're going to get into and that is westernized feminism versus feminism in countries like the middle east uh in in afghanistan and what they're currently experiencing right now with their feminist movement we're also going to be talking about throwback thursday which is my segment today i'll keep that as a surprise what am i going to get to i don't know and we're also talking about australia's new sort of social credit score that is creeping into their society but today we have a special guest and that is erica jimenez from evie magazine hi erica hi how are you guys doing today we're great how are you i'm good i'm excited to be here with you guys yeah so without further ado let's just get right into the subject matter at hand so you're the managing editor of ev magazine which is a new project for most people i'm sure a lot of you listening have probably not heard of eb magazine erica what is it okay so evie was founded in 2019 we are a women's magazine that goes against a lot of the mainstream narratives that you know we see in women's media today which um if you're just a normal woman might not be your cup of tea right um and that spans everywhere from you know being pro-socialism and communism to encouraging women to cheat on their spouses because it is empowering to what is considered a like you know like dating culture hooking up with people like everything and so we're here to kind of rewrite that narrative and come back for women who are you know i i mean we say traditional values but to me it's just normal women who want to date a nice guy and get married and have a life that they enjoy so and so you just are about to release the first edition right so yeah we've been a digital magazine for two years and we had never planned on doing a print edition before but our readers we get emails and messages like every day for two years asking for it and so finally we decided this summer we were just going to dive in and yeah release our first print version which is super exciting it's 200 pages long it's 200 pages 200 pages there are no ads so it's all content and like a lot of you know print magazines that people are used to getting where they have to flip through 30 pages of ads to get to the table of contents and inside we have like some really exciting stuff so we have interviews with gina carano from the mandalorian demi tebow who is tim tebow's wife and she talks about her fight against um sex trafficking with her husband and our cover model kate bach who is fabulous 200 pages that's not a mac that's a dostoyevsky yeah it's a coffee table book yeah and it's really it's really beautiful like we put so much you know love and attention into it and i'm proud to say that not just the articles are fabulous but the photos are quite fabulous wait how do you fill it how do you fill 200 pages up with stuff about women um you find really cool women to talk to and have them write and then you ask them to send you their best ideas right they do exist well and they do write and they do uh speak i don't believe that wait are all the articles and everything written by women yeah okay so there's no we i i don't think we have anything written by men on eb like yeah we well we're a women's publication for women by women right right okay that's a good that's good yeah that's great yeah i and i would listen i would still read it well i'm sure you would you should i'm sure you maybe would well i would look for the pictures i mean there might be some articles you won't be that into but there's tell me an article i wouldn't be into um oh my gosh like 15 reasons why you want to wear dresses more i don't think you want to wear dresses listen i'm trying to get in touch with that side of myself i mean the left is trying to get you in touch with that side there seems to be quite a big campaign for that i know i know well listen i if if that's what eevee magazine tells me to do i will listen to their well actually what we say is that we like masculinity so we would encourage you to put on a suit okay so what is some of the articles that you think i would like or for many of the other people in the audience who are listening right now who are men we do have lots of men who watch what would you say are articles that they would appreciate out of this too oh well of course you're going to love our our interview with gina carano who's a badass and you know used to be an mma fighter and then now has been successful in hollywood and beyond like beyond just you know pretending to be a strong woman on screen she actually is a strong woman in real life and her interview is super interesting and um you know the photos look fabulous too they do look fabulous i saw him all over her instagram and everything promoting it she looked great yeah the whole thing looks great it looks like a really great like an actual print magazine like it's very well done yeah i don't think i think you guys are going to be really impressed i'm like i'm like so excited yeah well i want to go through the site here for just a moment scroll through so you guys can take a look at what evie print is actually going to look like and you can go to eeveeprint.com if you want to check it out place your little pre-order as you can see it's so covered up that you can't see what the cover is yet but you can go and place your orders there i think you're filling a void that women don't have right now in their entertainment in their media and definitely not when it comes to beauty and magazine so i appreciate that yeah well yeah what void do you feel like you're really filling what is what is the purpose of this because many people make magazines for women but why this magazine well we've actually done a lot of research on what women want in their media and contrary to what is being put forth in a lot of other major women's magazines women don't actually like hyper feminist narratives they don't really want politics and with their beauty and most women are not into like these fringe sexual behaviors they want love they want marriage they want you know kind of old-fashioned love and they like being women they like being feminine and that is you know and and every study says this is like true across many countries especially in other countries but like even in the us it's not nearly as far gone as i think a lot of people want to believe and so evie is filling in that void of like just content that people can enjoy without having radicalism shoved down their throat and appreciating women for how beautiful we are instead of trying to change us into something else but is it because of this and because of saying that i'm not going to align myself with the radical agenda does it in turn make it so that you guys are the radicals have you been accused of that because i would say like when women come out and say oh we we support real feminism we support you know women in this different light than the mainstream narrative then you get called the radical like oh i love my family oh i love my marriage honestly we get less hate from feminists we actually get the most amount of hate from like the twitter mgtows it's actually really funny because because we're so pro like classic masculinity um like we just get attacked constantly as you know being like attacking men and having unrealistic expectations and anyway it's kind of weird because like if you like men you know we constantly write about how we like men you know we like we like masculine men and yet we get most of the hate for men i think feminists just like ignore us they like i don't know um every once in a while we write something really spicy and then you know something people get upset but for the most part it's actually really funny because it's mostly men and uh we're like why are you coming at us like you don't go after like other magazines that are way more offensive against men you come after us i think they're hoping that we'll like take pity on them and listen right yeah no sorry what are the standards that they don't like that you profess i'm sure the marriage part does not sound very good they think that marriage is like terrible for men oh my personal favorite is that you know it's like on the one hand any woman who is like you know not a virgin is like a terrible person but also like if she doesn't put out on the first date then like why am i even wasting my time and i'm like i don't understand how those can both be true at the same time like pick there are so many unique people in our society yes there are many people with many unique perspectives yeah that is for sure they get offended with the idea that men should like take women on a date and i don't really know how that became the big topic why is that offensive that's a great thing it's offensive to think that you should i'm saying why is that a fact oh okay yeah okay i'm glad that you're actually they i don't know they claim like women are taking advantage of them you're familiar i think some women could take advantage of yeah for sure but that's not men doing it to women too so right no it's across the board both both sexes and there are only two yeah you need to be better yeah with each other treat each other better and i mean that's what we encourage is like how to treat people respectfully like how to you know be a better kinder more sophisticated person who you know has good manners and treats other people nicely but can stand up for themselves in a way that's productive you know all that boring stuff that actually matters what do you tell women is like their standard of like here's how you be against the mainstream and a strong 21st century woman what are what are the tips that you tell them oh well i mean of course like i think for the number one thing is learning to be assertive in the right way because there's a lot of bad narratives on both sides about like on the one hand you have the trad wife thing where you should just be so submissive to your husband and never question anything and then on the other hand is feminism which tells you to basically just fight with men all the time for absolutely no reason because they're men and neither of those are productive or helpful so you know learning how to be assertive and stand up for yourself especially if you want to have a good marriage you know you don't want to go into the dating world where you're just a pushover and you take whatever is given to you like you need to learn how to set boundaries um and so i think that's like number one and number two is don't pursue a career at the cost of your personal life you know that's another i i worked in fashion for many years and i saw that firsthand women who were very focused on their career and kind of had to stay in for women that like me who really wanted to get married and to me like getting married is an equally important goal to having a great career and that's not really considered popular to say anymore but you know if you're hitting if you're talking to a woman in her early 20s like i would tell her you know as much energy as you put into writing the perfect resume and finding this amazing job and having all these accomplishments which are super important you should put the same amount of effort into finding a great life partner so that you like your life you know when you go home at night so yeah you don't want to be 35 alone with cats i mean cats are pretty cute but yeah a dog loves you we found the button and we pressed it a dog loves you a cat does not love you the way that a dog i understand that it's a little bit different but it's also you 35 alone in your house with the pet so i'm not saying the best thing but i am saying a dog won't make you dinner the way that like a loving wife will exactly but and they can't give you a background a dog won't nag there's differences i don't nag i don't eric is like i'm regretting this podcast appearance immediately i just love dogs i'm just a big dog fan you i can tell we can have cats too but the second that you say anything that goes against will's love for dogs he's up and around he's very difficult maybe a guy in his 30s with cats has like bigger problems than the fact that he's single hundred percent right yeah exactly that was my implication okay so going back to the beginning of what our opening skit was we were talking about feminism in general and we're talking about people in america right now who are coming and saying oh my goodness i'm so oppressed as a woman this is this america and the patriarchy it is so against me when in reality we have people in afghanistan right now we can play this first video from afghanistan if we want thailand we've got two videos to show you guys and sort of compare compare the struggles here and you tell me who's really struggling this one's out of afghanistan [Music] you guys don't know what they're saying i'm assuming you don't speak this language [Music] but these are women outside in their hijabs with signs fighting for uh the roles that they have in their society prior to the taliban taking over their government so being able to go to school being able to have a job being able to leave their house without being chaperoned you know just free choice and free rights and this is the video out of america so that is women chanting bands off our bodies my body is my own in their fight for abortion rights uh so what do we think about these two things existing on the same plane i bet all of those women in the america video are pro vaccine mandate i mean you wouldn't surprise me no not at all of course they're outside with masks on of course so yeah those things tend to go hand in hand yeah but erica what do you think well it's not to denigrate the idea that there are still issues that women are fighting for in america i mean obviously nowhere is perfect and there's plenty of problems in america i don't know about those specific women um and their particular problems but um this is an ongoing issue which we actually write about a lot at eevee because um feminists in america completely turn a blind eye to what happens in the middle east and they've been doing it for decades because you know if you bring up for example not to get dark but female genital mutilation like that that is just nobody will talk about that in the united states even though it's probably one of the most horrific things that happens to women or child slavery or um you know the fact that in other countries where abortion is legal in third world countries there's so much discrimination against women that they actually have female baby shortages because female babies are aborted at higher rates than male babies right and they struggle with that in a lot of different countries and i don't really hear women in america ever talk about that even though the lives of a woman in afghanistan matters just as much as the life of a woman in america except though what's happening very far away to them so it's not something that they need to worry about they're so vain and encircled in their own world and their own problems that they've created that they don't want to look at the rest of the world they don't want to have to actually have the have to do any real work it's the same with like you know all the blm stuff and things that happen you have like white college kids posting black squares thinking that they're solving racism it's like you're not doing anything the world in america is not the way that you think it is but across the world there is real racism there is real discrimination and there's real acts being put against women that are horrible right i think it's there's like a combination between they're afraid to speak out against it because of the desire to you know say oh that's their culture so i'm just gonna to talk about that because they don't want to offend people's culture i don't really think culture is an excuse for atrocities that's just me um and then the other thing is that you know it's kind of hard to complain about a guy like saying something rude to you at a work meeting when other women are worried about getting murdered so you know that those problems make theirs look like kind of small and so i think it's like a combination of those two things yeah the leftist stood at the at the forefront and at the center and said well we accept the islamist religion we accept their culture and you you truly don't and that's why you don't speak about what's happening right now in afghanistan and that's why you don't speak about what happens with islamists especially especially jihadists and fundamental islamists and they've they've stated oh well we accept you we accept exactly what you are we accept everything that comes along with that so instead of saying you know i accept the religion itself but don't accept the things that you do in the name of it or i don't accept this part of your culture they can't do that because if you don't subscribe to all parts of leftism you don't subscribe to leftism at all so they they feel no pressure to defend their statement the statement was made that they tolerated and that's it that's exactly right so it's just crazy to see that women right here today are fighting over you know the rights to abort a child through which they went through the choices to to become pregnant and and that's their main fight that is their feminist battle and these women are going to grow up and i'm i'm assuming having children although they're fighting for the exact opposite and they're going to teach their children that they were the revolutionaries they were the ones fighting for women's rights they were the ones fighting for for equalizing men and women in the society when that is certainly not the case while ultimately turning a blind eye to all the atrocities that are happening to women abroad and not accepting the the true freedom and privilege that they have to live in this country yeah i'm not sure if those women are going to be having many children but you see i you know what i i find that a lot of the women who tend to be super uh modern day feminist and super pro choice they do end up having children and oftentimes they're the ones here who are holding picket signs and fighting for their choice are saying well i'm pro-choice but i would never do it and i still want to have children eventually and women women naturally feel that biological incentive to have children so most of these women who are fighting for your right to have an abortion maybe they've had an abortion in the past maybe they will in the future but they will most likely have children it's tough because i feel like i mean you can even look at this in experiments with animals like experiments with rats it's like if you give rats drugs they're going to go away from their biological instincts and go towards the drugs they would rather have cocaine than than food or water in some cases so when you have all these dopamine hits that are happening with leftists living in america dopamine hits from their virtue signaling and their and their vanity through doing these leftist causes through their religion then it almost makes them abandon their own human nature and their own biology so i think there is a way to destroy the biology and instinctual nature that we have as humans when you have enough positive quote-unquote positive reinforcement from leftism oh agreed yeah and we do see that birth rates are dropping but at the rate that we are on now still uh a large portion of those women in these videos are going to have kids and they're going to study and i hope so well the tragedy of feminism is that it's done a very good job of convincing women that their natural biological urge to have children um is evil and somehow a product of the patriarchy and i can't think of anything more evil to tell people because your parents had you they loved you enough to have you and you and your children deserve to be loved enough by their parents so i you know that's that's a really big issue with how women even like perceive motherhood or moving into that new part of their life is it you know a really amazing experience or is it this burden that they're giving up their individuality you know that's how feminists always paint motherhood and i think that's it that's a tragedy it is a tragedy and the other thing is that they they've taken the conversation from um learning you know we have all of this technology and all this knowledge about how women's bodies work and we've turned it into a conversation about taking care of pregnancies after they already happen instead of teaching women and empowering women on how to make good choices before pregnancies happen because obviously most pregnancies are accidents that end up you know women end up wanting to get an abortion for their accidents they're not the product of rape right so that like you said is a series of choices that women make why are we not spending more time educating women about how their bodies work how to use birth control effectively like that to me is much more empowering than you know trying to fix a problem after it's already happened right you're fighting for choice you have the choice yeah you have the choice not to have reckless sex and it's also just better for you psychologically and physically to not get pregnant if you don't want to so that seems like an obvious solution we've gone against follow the science that's what they left the left side follow the science but when it comes to basic biology they're nowhere to be found yeah it's just tragic and we're going against any any any biological sign that we have as women and as men and we're just going against that grain for the sake of what and it doesn't spare you the sadness and the sorrow that you will feel 20 30 odd years down the line when either a you you don't have children you you went through an abortion or you do and you realize that you fought for this narrative for for however long uh going against what is actually true to who you are as a woman or as a man so yeah it's a problem you guys know more about it than i do you are just a little bit more well you should know too you will want to marry a woman one day so you might want to understand it says i don't want to marry someone now erica wow i wish you will i think it'll still be a woman no it will be a woman yeah it won't be my dog as much as i love him rocky where are you hey buddy no i will not be marrying my dog i would hope so yeah nobody is a good boy now we're going to get into a new phenomenon that is creeping up in australia and that is the social credit score i'm going to show you guys a video it's wild it's crazy before we get into this yes thank erica for being on the show today and and for coming on and talking about evie magazine and everything we really appreciate it erica you guys can make sure that you can find her magazine at eeveeprint.com it's in the caption of this post so you can go to the caption on this and look in tyler's probably also going to drop it in the in the comments right now so you can see it thank you intern tyler and uh make sure you check it out because it's it's really important as a young man living in los angeles i see what feminism has done to many women and i've seen what it's done to men too because men act in a different way when women act a certain way so it's all connected it's a good thing for men and for women to have great pieces of publication out like this like eevee magazine so definitely go check it out evieprint.com erica we really appreciate you coming on thanks will yeah thank you now let's get over to australia here's a crazy video with their news talking about social credit scores this seems to be a new development and what has been a crazy ride a crazy roller coaster with australia so far and it's only getting worse here we go a radical plan to crack down on social media abuse is being considered by the federal government for more nine's oliver hague joins us live in adelaide oli how will it work well good morning essentially it will work the same as a passport australians forced to submit 100 points of identification like their driver's license or passport when using social media accounts like facebook and twitter now police would have access to those social media accounts and it's all part of a crackdown on online abuse now users could be liable for defamation suits or even criminal prosecution and it's all part of a plan hoping to deter people from engaging in bad behavior now the recommendations were handed down by a federal parliamentary inquiry their reforms that are being considered by the morrison government with the chairman saying there is merit to remove to remove uh the veil of being anonymous leila so they're fighting to remove anonymity from off the australian internet in an effort to hold people accountable for what they deem to be social attacks now on paper i'm sure to many of you you go oh well it'd be nice to know uh who this anonymous person is who comments hate messages or calls me fat on the internet uh and in theory know who you are i know who you are i know who you are i will find you and in theory that's great and that's how they sell people on it but what they're not telling you what they failed to tell you is that now uh through these sorts of rules the australian government gets to deem what is a social attack they get to deem what is proper and improper use of language and do you truly want your government to be in control of such a standard i don't yeah who gets to be the arbiter of truth when it comes to determining what hate speech is and what freedom of speech is like you could go up to someone and you could say something wildly leftist and that's not hate speech but then you go and say something wildly conservative and that is hate speech and the same people on the left who would say who would applaud something like this and say yes let's get those extremists and the people talking about about the government the lockdowns and all that and and say that we need to silence them well what if it was the other side in charge right they wouldn't want that to happen either that is why everyone's freedom of speech is pinnacle to having a republic that can stand a society that will still work because if everyone isn't allowed to say what they have to say then the worst ideas will be the only ones rising to the top yeah it's just a really sad thing to see how australia is going but we mustn't forget that oftentimes what happens in the world is a reflection of what's happening in our own countries and a lot of people i get a lot of comments saying well how did america get so woke in comparison to all these other countries and to that i say just look around i mean this is happening in canada it is happening in western europe it is happening in australia it is happening everywhere this woke ideology is just creeping in and it's going to become an infringement on your speech because that's what they run on they run on not only having their speech be so loud and just shroud the entire internet your your media everything that you're seeing to become the dominant figure in your mind but they also run on crushing dissidents and and just wiping away anybody who goes against the narrative that they have to put forth so while this may sound great on paper nobody gets to be anonymous nobody gets to abuse the system that is the internet's to be hateful or to spout abuse or or hate speech who gets to decide what is hateful abuse what is what is hate speech what is an internet attack because right now i know that if this sort of law wasn't stated in america it would mean that people like will and i would not be able to speak i i would say the things you say to me off camera hates you and they should be illegal for the record i am very nice to will off camera i think will is far more mean to me off camera i am not mean to you off camera i am so nice to you we're both nice to tell them i'm nice to you or face my role let's just go with the narrative that will and i are both nice to each other all the time right no it's like the scene in anchorman you seen that movie i did but i don't remember it you seen it tyler yeah i've seen an anchorman where will farrell and the the the blonde reporter chick and they're like they have to do the show together really nice but then as the show ends and they're like looking at each other they're just like cursing each other out and saying horrible things when no one can hear them anymore no that's like what it's like we still like each other off camera so no we she does read the things out of australia before i get really moving moving on this is a tweet from uh siraj hashmi this is out of the atlantic here's uh here's a paragraph from this article interstate travel within australia is also severely restricted and the government of south australia one of the country's six states developed develop is now testing an app as orwellian as any in the free world to enforce its quarantine rules people in south australia will be forced to download an app that combines facial recognition and geolocation the state will text them at random times and thereafter they will have 15 minutes to take a picture of their face in the location where they are supposed to be should they fail the local police department will be sent to follow up in person we don't tell them how often or when on a random basis they have to reply within 15 minutes premier stephen marshall explained i think every south australian should feel pretty proud that we are the national pilot for the home-based quarantine app yeah am i feeling pretty proud right now yeah my year forever well i'll tell you you're not there 15 minutes man oh i might gotta all right send it to me oh my gosh this is wild this is so i well the thing that's crazy about me to me about this is like we've been covering on the show and just everyone else on the news in general and and conservative media has been covering what's been happening in australia for at least the past what month yeah every month is when things started to really pick up right and it's like people never thought that totalitarianism or this sort of tyranny could happen right they didn't say that they didn't think that any of this could happen and even when everyone in america every conservative voice essentially in america bands together to say this is crazy and to talk about australia in this way and say this is nuts these people are nut cases for doing this as orwellian right in 1984. it's still getting worse so it's like even the pressure from the media of the outside world is not doing anything to deter these people from having this type of tyranny what's terrifying to me is how fast it happens to you so fast it's like you blink your eyes and then you you wake up and you realize oh my gosh the government is taking control of everything that i that i once knew and i found through the whole duration of this covet 19 process which is now what in two years guys think about the fact that you blinked and it's now two years later and how much freedom you have given up to the government and your not only federal government but your local governments because now our lives are in their hands and it's just crazy to me that you still have a group of people saying well this is totally okay this is totally okay oh what does it matter if and they'll use the argument if you're not doing any wrong anything wrong why should it matter to you and again who gets to dictate what it is to be wrong it just doesn't make any sense anymore and and we've conditioned people so far and people are so ready and willing to give up what they have always had and that is freedom and liberty and for what for for a safety and un you know an uncautionary tale i don't understand i don't understand i love big brother that's what we're getting to is that like that person in the article in this atlantic piece that we read that snippet of said you know we should be proud of this it reminds me of winston in 1984 at that coffee shop after he has been abused and tortured by big brother by the state by the government and he's in that coffee shop in the last i'm pretty sure this is the last words of the book or i love big brother it's something similar along those lines um but it's like very real because it's like you get you get torn down so much and people tear you down and say oh this is good for you this is really good for you and you need to do this and you don't know what's actually going on you say eventually i love big brother and now people are saying oh i'm proud of this happening in my country i'm proud to submit a selfie every 15 minutes showing that you know i'm on the toilet or wherever i'm supposed to be yeah and do you not see the sort of psychological gameplay that the government is playing with you right now especially in australia it's like they beat you with a stick and then they're like here's a piece of candy you're like oh my gosh i love the government and they beat you with a stick again and then they're like here's a piece of candy i love candy and that's exactly what happened we went through these copen 19 lockdowns where we got beat with the stick and our economy got shut down our kids weren't going to school we weren't able to work we weren't able to provide for our families and they're like oh here's like here's a couple weeks where you get to go and do everything you need to do and maybe maybe not you have to wear a mask and then they beat you with a stick again and they bring all of it back but they do it so much worse the second time it's like we are in a constant abusive relationship with our government and every time they apologize and they go oh my gosh i'm so sorry we were just you know we don't know what what love means and you go oh that's totally fine let me come back to you and then they beat you twice as hard now they're beating you with a didgeridoo now they're beating them with didgeridoos you know what that is yes what is it that is an australian instrument yeah it's like that big thing yes it's huge yeah yeah it's kind of like a massive flute i think i don't know i'm not australian anyways back to my analogy do you guys know what happens in abusive relationships okay the woman is all submissive and she stays and she continues to come back and eventually she just gets beaten to death that's honestly what happens and that's our relationship with the government now jeez we're just waiting for them to beat us it could be the other way too what do you mean the woman could beat the man to death i i mean i statistically i don't know how common that is in terms of men getting beaten to death by women i'd have to look up the numbers on that or uh complains to him to death right right maybe maybe that's the case no women are great but no women we're in this endless horrible cyclical relationship with our government and so many people are fine and complacent in being there and so much so that they don't even recognize that they are there which is the scary part of abusive relationships you not knowing that you're in one uh so i guess that's the goal of this project he's conditioning you're getting so used to something that you don't know the difference anymore yep again just like 1984 where he gets beat by his government he doesn't know the difference anymore and at the end of the novel he loves big brother even though he had his own free thoughts and he was writing a diary and you know fell in love with a woman and was doing all these things but eventually you know you just get torn down yep and you give up your own and and you're willing to do whatever for your own sanity yep it just all becomes a blur and the person who controls everything around you is the one that you turn to and right now that is our government and poor australia but also you australians did set yourself up for this and unfortunately i think it's something that humans naturally set themselves up for so while we're watching this happen in australia and in in western europe you can know full well that it's probably going to come here at least attempt to come here and if you guys are not out there uh the forefront fighting for your rights fighting for your values fighting for your freedom gonna lose it but we can be very happy uh about one thing there's been some white pills this week which has been good do you know what that means yes is that when you are previously on a side and then you no so a black pill like if you're black pill that means you're like feel nihilistic you're nihilus you're done yeah and a white pill is like the opposite it's like wow this was great i didn't realize that was okay yeah yeah yeah so it's like a good thing no white pills are a good thing okay like we had the texas abortion ban and then we had in california now they are are basically holding off on vaccine mandates for the entire state and i think a lot of that is because people came out to the events that i spoke at at omalusang one and you guys came out to that and we protested we made our voices heard yeah i i genuinely think that part of it is because we actually went out there and did something about it so there are things that you can do you you feel like you can't do anything but there is so much you can do don't let them break you do not let these people break you ever okay you have to stay strong and stay resilient and not be broken by anything yeah when you're standing on the sidelines and this is in in cases of anything in your life really when you're standing on the sidelines and thinking there's nothing i can do there's always something you can do and there's always a thousand other people who are thinking the same thing and choosing to sit there and not do it so be the one person that breaks through out of that thousand and actually goes and does it and set the example because then those thousands of people are gonna see that and they're gonna go wow i thought that couldn't be done i just watched somebody do it right in front of my face why don't i join them and that's exactly what happens that's how these rallies start that's how people start fighting back that's how legislative changes happens that's how everything shifts that's how the whole entire uh pendulum swings back is by people getting up and doing what they think they can't so there's a hopeful silver lining at the end of it i was talking to someone the other day about this about being uh extremist you know about extremism they weren't calling me an extremist but they were you know luckily but they were getting close because of you know some of the things that we talk about on the show and i was like rosa parks was a extremist you know yeah nelson mandela was an extremist yep abraham lincoln was an extremist yeah you know i'm not saying that you should be going out there and looking to be an extremists know what i'm saying no but i'm saying that people did very daring and brave things that during their lifetimes and in the the history that they lived in would be called extremist people but they did the right thing they did the right thing despite having everyone think that they were some radical person for doing something like that harriet tubman would have been an extremist you know lots of amazing people throughout history would have been labeled as extreme crazy people but they did the right thing and history tells the story of people who did the right thing despite all odds it's so true yeah even if you are not recognized for it now you will be down the line so just stick to your guns and do what's right now before we get into the final segment and that is throwback thursday which i will be leading today we have some super chats this one is from marcelino gonzalez got a question for will how's it like having a roommate above your mouth and under your nose taking up so much real estate and living rent-free lol it actually doesn't live rent-free it has to pay me to be here so but it's nice it actually you know sometimes on those cold uh august nights in los angeles my lip will get quite frigid but having this makes me know it'll never happen again wow so really it's like an evolutionary trait to yourself that's really cool i mean it was yeah sustaining you no it keeps you warm it's like having body hair yeah you know it keeps you warm yeah well great there's your question answered question 100 answered like always next one youtube hates facts says inspiring philosophy mentions several studies where life actually begins at conception yeah which i mean is the basis of the pro-life versus pro-choice debate when does life begin there is no debate it is it is scientifically proven that it becomes a conception so if you can this is exactly what i said yesterday you need to get people to realize that at conception it is a human life that's like the first thing that you need to do before having the argument about anything else because if they don't think it's a life then you can't be having the conversation with them yep it doesn't work yeah i i got into a little back and forth on twitter today if somebody's saying well you're you can't push your beliefs on somebody and i responded by saying i'm not pushing beliefs on anybody i'm pushing objective was it a woman i don't know okay i got i got a message today from some like makeup girl who had like two hundred thousand followers on instagram and she's like why can't you just let people have their own beliefs why do you need to get into other people's business and i said you know she was she was condescendingly rude you know the type of rude where it's like okay i don't i'm i'm if you screenshotted this and showed people right they wouldn't think i'm like the worst person ever but i can tell yeah yeah yeah and so um and i was just like yes when it concerns the murder of another human then it is my opinion then my opinion does matter right that's you have to come to this consensus that it is a life it is not just someone making a choice like you're not you're not telling someone they can't pop a pimple on their forehead as a part of their body you're telling someone that they can't murder a child inside of them yeah and remember that really personal belief and personal truth as the left would like to call it is really just this concoction made up to get people out of arguments personal belief and personal personal truth have nothing to do with objective fact and objective truth and if you can agree objectively when life begins and that is that conception then the argument is really moot it's over it's done with uh and people don't want to concede that and they will find any argument that they can to get out of it um next one nathan culves what's up guys unvaxxed pepe here on ig just asking what's up and thanks for all that you do thanks what's up guys this is from prageru today we're at cal state la asking people what they think of pepe wow that was a really good interest that the next man on the street that's the next man on the street wow thank you nathan you're really inspiring the masses here actually i was talking to a friend yesterday and i got a good idea for another man on the street okay what is it okay you guys want to know yeah it's like dora yeah what's the next place on the map where's the map okay so here's the idea okay i'm working with an organization i don't have a name for it yet but maybe people in the comments you guys can tell me a name for the organization i'm working with but what i do is i take afghanistan refugees and i pair them with people in america and so i am going around asking people on a college campus or somewhere in la and i ask them to say do you think that we should let more refugees into america and they're going to say yes right and then i say okay well i'm actually with this program where um we're housing refugees so could you sign this form would you take one into your home now right like they don't have anywhere to go would you take them and then they're gonna be like no yeah it's like well why'd you say we should bring them in then if you want to take them into your home oh someone else is supposed to do it right people are always willing to give up other people's property other people's rights other people's freedoms and then when it comes to their own they're like oh you're right yeah you has a refugee then right uh-huh yeah that's it how's this working age afghanistan refugee in your house okay sounds like a good man on the street if i ever heard one that's and i think i've heard one or two yeah so that's that's one of the ideas we have well good yeah it's a good idea huh yeah tell me it's a good idea it's a good idea well i thought i said that through my i thought i thought it was infer inferable from now well it's a very good idea michael just kidding michael riley metal mike doesn't mean to insult you but you got a little will ferrell to you not sure if i spelled that right i wouldn't say that about omelette to be honest not very nice of you i do take that to heart i am offended and i will be crying after this show good although i do have a feeling it was not directed at me but i'll still take i'll take the hit i kind of have that sense of humor i guess a little bit mm-hmm you do definitely yeah it's definitely humor sometimes like step brothers i don't know which will ferrell i'm trying to think of which will ferrell i think you have almost like d'angelo in uh in the office to where he's just like very blunt and straightforward who's d'angelo remember when uh when will farrell's in the office and he's like oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah d'angelo oh okay i didn't remember his name yeah he's like very blunt very straightforward and sometimes it's funny you know yeah and sometimes it's just really awkward no that sounds just like me that's accurate one more hear from don belmore the only speech that needs to be protected is hate speech nobody cares about speech that is accepted by everyone it is only that which is offensive to someone that needs to be protective that's really true that's a very uh interesting assertion to make it not not something that a lot of people think about it's that really no under no other forms of speech are really under attack other than what people deem to be hate speech so of course that needs to be protected right yeah great great job don you should be on the show now we're gonna you guys want to leave a super chat and tell me that was a good idea oh yes feel free i will read it out loud so that will can get more affirmations uh that's his love language his words of affirmation so that is actually i think everybody's yeah i feel like all the love languages are everyone's level but what's your top one uh money probably that's gifts okay so gift gift no not gifts money it's gift giving acts of service words of affirmation physical touch uh quality time almost definitely not qualified i should be a therapist not quality time not quality time wow you're like i'll go and do my own thing no okay because i i would probably say words of affirmation which i think has to be everyone i know but you said it in a joking way i have to say in a real way okay i think words of affirmation is yours not acts of service or anything like that no i'd like to do acts of service okay that's my thing i'm an acts of service type of person right right right so i've deduced but i want someone to tell me nice things about me okay don't we all then i'll love them pedro says that he means ron burgundy you you have the mustache for it oh yeah oh yeah yeah yeah definitely yeah i go for that and john frey also sent us a uh super chat thank you john thanks john now let's get through this throwback thursday as quickly as we can hopefully with no uh no side tracks but this is i chose for my throwback thursday you probably saw me mention this if you were listening to the live last week i sort of spoiled it a little bit but it's going to be thomas jefferson's inaugural speech oh my gosh sounds so interesting exclusive video [Laughter] an exclusive recording we have an exclusive interview with thomas jefferson himself he's on the show um no i chose three or four really pertinent quotes from this inaugural speech i encourage you to look it up and read all of it it is brilliant it is great um but i chose four quotes that i feel like pertain to the time that we're in right now quote number one i avail myself of the presence of that portion of my fellow citizens which is here assembled to express my grateful thanks for the favor with which they have pleased to look toward me to declare a sincere consciousness that the task is above my talents and that i approach it with those anxious and awful presentments which the greatness of the charge and the weakness of my powers so justly inspire now what i feel is so just ever present in this entire inaugural speech is his humility as a man and his gauge of what it truly means to be president of the united states now statements that really uh pop out in this quote to me is the fact that he says the task is above my talents and i think anybody who's entering public service or any any sort of uh candidacy or senate seat whatever whatever the case may be you should realize that the task is truly above your talents to govern a society of people or even play a part in governing a society of people is an immense task that is far beyond any of our capabilities uh we take it on because the the seats there and because we have an obligation to do so and to try but now so often politicians enter these seats and say well this is not above my talents i'm i'm more talented than this i could do more than i'm doing right now for the senate i could be president i could run the entire free world when of course no human is is perfectly capable of doing such a thing so his acknowledgment of that and saying that he's approaching this position with not only anxiety but just like an awful pre-sentiment of knowing what's ahead of him and all the greatness that he's meant to fulfill without making uh mistakes and that's just an amazing acknowledgement that we so rarely hear in politicians it is it's really good nothing to add i thought this was your segment i don't know i thought i was going to go through the four quotes and maybe push it over to you for some commentary but um yeah it was pretty good thanks let's go to the next one okay this is the second quote from another paragraph all two will bear in mind the sacred principle that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail that will be rightful must be reasonable that in the minority possesses their equal rights which equal law must protect and to violate would-be oppression let us then fellow citizens unite with one heart and one mind let us restore to social intercourse that harmony and affection without which liberty and even life itself are but dreary things so in this one there's just so much again beautiful sentiments in this speech go and go and read it but he talks about that even though he was elected by a majority there is still a very prominent minority present in american society and they possess equal rights and that nobody should ever infringe on the equal rights that which the majority and the minority share and right now in america we are doing that we have a majority who has elected somebody who is trying to enforce their will upon the minority and to strip them of their rights their their right to speak their right to assemble their right to do anything with their bodies and he says the most important part of this is that america has one heart and one mind which i feel we've lost as well we don't operate on a unanimous love for god in country anymore we operate on a love for our own values and our own thoughts and our own personal truth so we no longer operate with that one heart and one mind mentality and he says if we lose that if we lose that sort of compassionate love for each other and for country within our society that the social intercourse that he speaks of what does life and liberty even mean if you don't have that they become nothing but dreary things so oh so well written there are no more shared values no there's not everyone has their own set of truths or subjective truth that are their values right there's no american values there's no values of the bible anything like that it is now my values and that's what's most important to people so you can't have a cohesive society when everyone's values come from directly within themselves instead of from you know a higher power or whatever it is so we've lost that and it's uh it's a tragedy yeah there's much to be learned from the great men of our past who operated with the humility and the true vision of what america was meant to be and how large the undertaking was and still tried to express that and as best they could in words to the american people next quote uh this is three out of four these principles form the bright constellation which has gone before us and guided our steps through an age of revolution and reformation the wisdom of our sages and blood of our heroes have been devoted to their attainment they should be the creed of our political faith the text of civic instruction the touchstone by which to try the services of those we trust and should we wander from them in moments of error or of alarm let us hasten to retrace our steps and to regain the road which alone leads to peace liberty and safety now this immediately reminds us of what we're going through right now with copenhagen not only in america but all over the world is that we've allowed error which is misinformation and falsehoods and propaganda from our media and alarm which is fear-mongering and just this fear of death and just being scared to go out and live life to come to the forefront of our minds and and be the guiding light for all that is good and all that is just and of course that is wrong and when you do that he writes it leads to a road that is devoid of peace of liberty and of safety so in an effort now to to keep safety as much as we can and get the best grasp on it as we can as dictated by our government and by the cdc and by all of these elites we have truly lost safety and we've lost our minds and we've lost our hearts and we've lost our liberty so great quote anything to add will i thought it was beautiful this is your segment okay one more take away from you i'll talk on the last one i only talk on even-numbered one more and then we'll wrap up here relying then on the patronage of your goodwill i advance with obedience to the work ready to retire from it whenever you become sensible how much better choice it is in your power to make and may that infinite power which rules the destinies of the universe lead our councils to what is best and give them a favorable issue for your peace and prosperity and this is a sentiment that thomas jefferson and george washington both shared is that i'm in this space for time and it is not to usurp all power it is not to become a king it is not to become uh you know your highness which is actually a battle that they had of what should the president be called your highness and that's something they decided not to not to do because they didn't want him to have the heir or the power of a king and he says when you've decided that it's my time to retire i will bow out because you know that somebody else can do this job better than i can and you know that this this job is far beyond what i will ever be as a man and that's going to be what's most favorable to your peace and prosperity and keeping in mind that i am but a man and and that god rules over all although he refers to god as whatever the the infinite power may be uh and that is who truly leads the councils of the universe and who truly governs yeah knowing that people are better off through their own liberty through their own individuality than by him leading over them he knows that they will be better off themselves making their own choices than by having him control every aspect of their life and that's a really big deal because people in politics today think that oh i am responsible for making these people's lives better and it's like no what you are supposed to be doing is giving people the most amount of freedom so that they can live their lives and protecting their rights through your governmental power that's what you should be really doing so yeah great i'm well you did a great job for throwback thursday thank you yeah wasn't mine [Laughter] thank you but yeah go read his inaugural speech it's just a message of humility and obedience to the people and as he says in this last quote obedience to the work which again is not something that politicians have anymore they're obedient to nobody and they they don't care and there's no accountability and to have a politician albeit from so long ago talk about how accountable he wants to be held and how he can only hope to to get through his his office and his sit uh at the top without making any mistakes um is just a beautiful thing that i fear that we've lost but the sentiment is still alive because you can go and read it and you can sort of internalize that so do so and that's it that's the end of my segment it was a great segment thank you guys for having me on um what do you mean having you on it's been great working here now you're fired saying it wasn't good i'm here all week ladies and gentlemen but yeah it's very good well that's it guys today we talked about australia and a social credit score we talked about the difference between afghanistan feminism and westernized feminism we talked about thomas jefferson in his inaugural speech and we had a beautiful guest by the name of erica jimenez from evie magazine if you want to purchase evie magazine and get their print which is 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