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Episode Date: September 8, 2025

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So I wanted to make like a full thoughts video on this and talk about it, but I'll probably just watch this. So apparently, again, we've had competitive racism. And right now this woman has raised over half a million dollars. There's some people that are trying to donate money to Carmelo Anthony in order to like even the score. But she's already overtaken them. Yep. This is yes. We have competitive ranked racism now, gentlemen.

So something very interesting has happened in the United States. And I'm trying to think of a very delicate way of putting this. You know. But it seems honestly that just a lot of white people in America have just had enough of the way that they are treated and are expected to respond to ethnic minorities, in particular black people. Now, I want to be clear that I am not... Actually, we've had, we've had, like, things are actually heating up. Like, we're gearing up for like a race war a little bit, right? People popping off.

Fair, you think? I think it depends on a person, right? Like, I think that really the problem is that when a person is displaying and exhibiting anti-social bad behavior, that antisocial bad behavior is bad, objectively, regardless of their race. That's it. And so, like, the problem is when somebody observes or does. anti-social bad behavior

like, you know, stealing or being violent or being rude or whatever. And then they're not treated like they should be, basically. In any way encouraging, any kind of racial abuse. I do not agree that we should be racially abusing each other at all. But there is a racial angle

to this issue and this story. It's totally race-related. It's not, there's not a racial angle to it. It's the whole thing. And I can't properly talk about it without acknowledging

that that's the case. It absolutely is. So this image is a still from a video that features a young lady, a young mother called Shiloh Hendrix. Now, I'm not going to play the video because I wonder why. In it, she repeatedly

uses the N-word because an autistic five-year-old boy, apparently stole something out of her baby bag, and she, I guess, had just kind of snapped. She just kind of had it. And she started calling this boy the N word. And this was recorded by a Somalian man who was, for some reason, loitering around the kids' park, which we'll get to her a minute. And she was just completely unrepentant.

She was like, no, I said what I said. I'm not going to apologize. I'm basically absolutely done with the way that these things keep happening in the United States. And I think this really resonated with a lot of people. And that one might think... I think what resonated with a lot of people is that I think that it is an active, like, beyond it being just like, you know, there's like racist people that are donating to it. I think that there is a large amount of people that are tired of seeing cancel culture.

where a person gets recorded getting mad about something, and then they systematically have their life destroyed by people on the internet with malicious intent. Yeah, the video is meant the video, like the video and the publishing of her, like, for example, like publishing her real name, publishing her address, the only purpose that serves is to harass her and put her life in danger. That's it.

That's the only reason. There's no other reason for that to exist. I think should provoke a national conversation in America about what the standards are for white people and black people because they're not the same. And we have seen repeatedly standards for black people that would never be accepted for white people and vice versa. And it's, of course, not in the white people's favor. And I think that a part, I honestly think that part of the issues that people have with the black people have, community stem from this permissiveness about letting them do things that are just otherwise unacceptable in what is supposed to be an integrated mixed race society.

Well, it's anti-social abusive behavior and it's bad no matter who doesn't. And I think that's really the problem of what happens is that when a person is exhibiting antisocial abusive violent behavior, there doesn't have to be a race component to this. And if you're defending, it and like drawing excuses and making excuses for it because these people somehow, you know, there's a Venn diagram with identity and, you know, like, you are in that Venn diagram with them. You're just excusing a person being a piece of shit. By liberal standards. And I think this drives a lot of white separatist thoughts because, I mean, ultimately, why wouldn't you come to the conclusion that if you're being treated by one standard,

and another group of people are being treated by another standard. And their standard is not only superior to your own, which is bad enough as it is. But it also hurts your community. You can see why people would be bothered about that, and they wouldn't want any more of this. Anyway, so the original... I actually think that the reason why this whole thing blew up and the ghost send me, like the ghost send go or where the fuck it is, the reason why it blew up, it's obviously just because of the Carmelo Anthony thing.

I think if the Carmelo Anthony Fund hadn't happened, this wouldn't have happened either. I feel like you needed one for the other to happen. It's kind of like one wrong turn deserves another. Everyone's tired of double standards. Yeah. And especially because this one, there's like really no defending it. You can say that it's really bad for like, and like, yeah, it's super fucking trailer trash

behavior to sit around and call like a five-year-old kid Danward. It's disgusting to do that. but there is no universe in which this is even close to stabbing somebody in the chest and killing them. There is not even like an, like, it's not even one one hundredth of the problematic behavior. We shouldn't stab him. Yeah, it's not, it's not remotely close. He was 10 years old. Well, it doesn't matter.

I mean, even if it was an adult, it's still like, you shouldn't say that to somebody. It's, it's, it, it's distasteful behavior. It's bad, it's distasteful, it's racist, I don't agree with it, right? And so, yeah, but he stole from her? Yeah, but that's also bad. Like, the thing is, like, you can do two bad things, right? Like, he's a piece of shit and she's a piece of shit. If you're 10 years old and you're stealing people out of other people's bags,

you're a piece of shit kid. You are. And you probably have piece of shit parents, too. Top Korean says, yeah, fair enough, because during the L.A. riots, he was guarding his shop roof while black people rioted, burned down and beat to death some white people because of Rodney King. And like I said, this can only go on forever, for so long, and people are going to start really, really, really getting resentful. Now, the chap who was filming was apparently an accused sex offender from Somalia. He was

He and someone else Will appear in Courts And May the 5th After being accused of raping a 16 year old After offering her a place to say That's a lot Right

So a whole lot An accused paedophile Is wandering around a kid's play park And films this I feel like that shouldn't happen Yep Why is he there exactly That strikes me as a bit weird

especially as in his defense he says well I didn't do anything wrong I've been accused he's someone says why did the 16 year old accuse you of picking her up at a whatever so wait so he's respond oh this guy is a retard he's responding about his pending

court case on Instagram oh no yeah he going to jail for sure he done after she ran away from home after you brought her back to a house and accused of raping her And he says when she went back to her foster home, she wanted to play the victim card so attention could not get into trouble.

She later said that she was... So attention could not get into trouble. Okay. Fulted and admitted, presumably that she hadn't after she ruined our lives. Later admitted. I mean, I don't know if I'm going to take him face value on that. Because frankly, I mean, he's not a young man. What are you doing grooming 16-year-olds?

why were you in contact with the 16-year-old in the first place? Why did this even happen? Like, because it's like, so if the debate is about whether the rape happened or not, can we ask the question, take a step back? Why were you even with her in the first place? I don't know. Do you want to make her cupcakes? Surely.

Just saying, in my country, we have some experience of older foreign Muslim men who spend a lot of their time trying to pick up teenage girls, vulnerable teenage girls who are in foster homes and this, hardly respectable gentlemen is the point. So anyway, why this accused sex offender is hanging around at this park is a question I don't have an answer for. I do. But anyway, so after this, Shadow Hendrix

started a give-send go. Right. Because she wanted to help protect her family, because, as she says, would move into a dire situation. I recently had a kid steal from my 18 one of your old son's diaper bag at a park. I called the kid out for what he was. Another man who recently found has history of law enforcement, please follow me and record me and follow me to my car.

He then posted these videos online, which caused my family, myself, Great Turmol. She got doxed. A lot of her stuff has been circulated online, apparently. And she's got problems. And so she created a fundraiser. Initially, it was for $20,000. Then it sailed past that,

so then it was for quarter of a million. And now she's raised it to a, a million and she's on 350,000. 558,000. Little correction there. Editor's note. Yeah, it's even more. Almost.

Which is remarkable. Because this story seems to have caught the attention of the white separatist Twitter. And they have decided that, no, they are going to use. use this in the way that the black community uses their fundraisers. And I think that Dissident West here... See, that's exactly what I said. It's exactly what I said. An equal and opposite reaction. You know it, I know it, everybody knows it.

It's correct that what is happening right now is basically a proxy race war. This coming so quickly after the Carmelo Anthony, That's what it is. And the manifest injustice that came from that, I can see why a lot of people are angry. Of course. Again, just other, Austin Metcalf, the lad he killed.

Of course, because the only reason why people would donate into Carmelo Anthony was because of race. If you read all the comments, 80% of the comments had some sort of illusion to race politics in them. The entire reason why it was a story was because the different races. That was bad. It was very bad. Wouldn't this be a reaction to Kyle Rittenhouse?

Well, no, because he was a white guy that killed other white guys. The thing is that there are a lot of bad actors that are both white and black that use, like, you know, like that roach that attached himself to Kamalo Anthony's family who beat up a toddler, who stole a car, who. was in jail. Like this guy, bro, this guy was playing Grant theft auto for the last 10 years. And then he just decided to be a minister. And now he's helping a kid that stabbed another kid in the heart. And so like, yeah, absolute fucking roach.

And so this guy, you know, maybe game recognized game. And this guy is just simply another version of an opportunist. And it radicalizes a lot of people when you have guys like that, that you know, get involved in these causes and they weaponize them to make themselves.

look good. And a lot of people are saying things like no more white guilt, no more white shame. This is the only way forward. Why should they have to live with this kind of burden? And you can see that actually a lot of it is, I'll say. I think that there is a meta-level problem in America where antisocial, mentally ill, obnoxious, annoying behavior is considered acceptable in general. like for example that woman who was like crashing out

people that are scratching things on Teslas in general I think that we need to have more public accountability and a higher degree of public decorum because I don't want to live in a PVP server I don't want to have to deal with people that are being violent or abusive or loud or obnoxious like why is it that everybody else in the world has to live in a place that is created and made worse

by a, like, really, like, what percentage of people are really causing this problem? Like, 3%. 3% of these people are causing all of these problems. Hold them fucking accountable. 30%? No, it's, no, that's retarded. All black, I know what you're doing. Everybody knows what you're doing. Well, not everybody, but I do.

Not all black people act like this either. It's also not in black people's best interests. happens either. It's not. It's bad for everyone. And I hate how people constantly keep making excuses for anti-social destructive behavior, which is what's happening. Just self-love, right? Whether you, whether you like it or not, whether you agree with it or not, they aren't saying we hate black people. They're saying we like white people. Well, they're saying, which is quite different. to what was going on on Carmelo's one. Before we get to that, though, she's been reported to the police,

even though I'm sure that what she's done in America isn't actually a crime because of the First Amendment. I'm reasonably sure she can say anything she likes. Yeah, of course. And within reason. And it's interesting that Gives and Go decided to wipe the comments on Carmelo's one. So, for example, if you go to his, where he raised half a million for murdering a young lad, who was white.

allegedly Unreasonable Free my boy, Carmelo He didn't do nothing And brutal And the comments are all gone You don't get to see the messages Yeah, what a surprise

Just the donors Very interesting Because I think a lot of people noticed That as Callum's pointed out Carmelo's mentions The comments that went along with it Were anti-white hate Well that sounds pretty bad

That sounds really bad Yeah, this is great. The Camelola trial will be the new OJ. I don't really think so. I feel like it's going to be so short. It's going to be so easy. It's going to be like fucking like five minutes. And then it's going to be over. I'll be right back. We back. I mean, death to the white man. How much, how much worse can you get? Whereas with hers, it's, you know, good luck. I hope you're okay. The tone is so obviously different. I would disagree with this point. I think that both of the tones, I mean, guys, they were literally spelling it in the top donations. Come on. They're fucking racist.

Like, what are we doing here? Is obvious spelling what? I don't know. Again, if you're upset, the last of the five years of America went from supporting George Floyd to supporting Shiloh Hendrix. You're really not going to like what comes next. Yeah, well, I mean, people, I think, are really annoyed.

I mean, this is just... I think people were disgust. at the blatant and obvious injustice of a kid stabbing another kid with a knife and killing him and then raising half a million dollars as if this is somehow somebody that just got caught on the wrong side of the road. People were so, and the problem is that there's nothing that radicalizes people more than double standards and unfairness. Monkeys can perceive unfairness, people are really good at it. And you're not going to gaslight them until thinking it's not going to happen.

That justice is denied when the races are of a certain tone, when the races are a certain kind. It's just not acceptable. And the black community is not happy about this. What's this? For example, let's have a listen to this. What's this? And you guys raised $250,000? dollars for her? I am beyond disturb.

White people should not be forced to live among monkeys. Black for just Oh my God. Get off the internet. Really, for your own mental health, get off the

fucking internet. If you're almost going to get emotional over a comment, and also you, by the way, this is also most likely performative, because she recorded herself. She could have re-recorded this if she got it emotional. So she either did it and she wanted it to be in there or she faked it. Either way, this wasn't unintentional, okay? Anyway, get off the fucking internet. There's people that are racist on the internet. This isn't

new. The ability is getting pretty tiring. Sometimes to be accurate, you have to use unpleasant speech. White advocacy. I want to say that I'm shocked. Why? You're shocked that people are racist? What the hell are you talking about? I guarantee you, if you had a conversation with this woman about Donald Trump or 50 other topics, the police, she'd be talking about how America's racist, everybody's racist, everybody's racist. So, so what is it? So you think everybody's racist. So were you lying then or are you lying now? It's just so stupid. shocked, I'm angry. Okay. I mean, again, I'm sorry,

but this man... Do you think people were angry about this? People were really angry about this. Absolutely. murdered someone. This man obviously went looking for trouble. Where's her video about this? And this is a good question, right? This is the problem

that I think a lot of people have. Where is the video? I saw there is this one guy. I actually commented on this today, or it was actually yesterday on Twitter. I'll pull it up real quick and we'll look at it. And so this guy right here, Brian Krasenstein, he's a notorious retard on Twitter. And he's complaining, please share and tag gives and go. They're a Christian crowdfunding platform. You don't give a fuck about Christianity.

You're just trying to use people's religion against them to subvert their goals. That's all you're doing. You don't care about the. religion, you're just using it against them to make them try to listen to you. And so I said this. I was like, pathetic Karen, can I speak to the manager behavior? Whereas this tweet when Carmel Anthony gives them, go hit 500K. And what universe is calling someone a word worse than stabbing someone in chest with a knife and killing them, both or neither should be removed. So I have literally no sympathy. And I have, I'm not willing to listen or have any sort of credibility given to a person

who's complaining about this new give send go if they do not have documented evidence complaining about this one too I don't that's it and and why should I it's obviously fucking biased he made his day with the engagement fee good job maybe he can have enough money to buy Starbucks

and murdered someone and in response he raised half a million dollars with many comments like this whereas she said a word there's bad actors on both sides there's people that are racist on both donation pages it's obvious like I mean fuck we can you could just see that

you could see that instantly get me wrong I don't think that she should be calling a five year old child the N word it's disgusting but a five year old child often is not not very well so any five year old that's doing something like that it's probably a result of bad parenting socialized. A lot of the time they do things that they shouldn't do. And sometimes they do things they know they shouldn't do and they do them anyway. Trust me, I know. So I don't think that her response was in isolation reasonable. And I don't think she should have done it. But that doesn't mean I'm going to condemn people who, in a wider context, understand that there's something greater going on here. Again, it's the double standard is the problem. That's why people are angry. They're angry.

about the double standard that you can raise half a million dollars for a murderer, but you can't raise half a million dollars for a word. There's no universe where that makes sense. Like, sorry. That's it. It was just speech. And again, these people, like, if you go back and you watch my video about Carmelo Anthony, I said their Carmelo Anthony thing was stupid and bad.

I don't think I ever said they had to shut it down or they should shut it down. I think maybe I did, but I said that the GoFund to me should have been shut down because it was against the TOS, but I didn't really care about people raising money. They're just going to find ways to give money anyway. So, like, I was actually one of the only people that was consistent about this,

where like both of these are bad and both of these are destructive. But you can't, the thing is that I'm not going to harbor a unique energy for one and not the other. Either they're both bad or neither are bad. And if you're only expressing that one is bad, you don't care about racism

you care about winning this was a murder and it's hardly unique it's hardly alone in the dynamics of it and man there were there were loads and loads and loads of people

like this there was a thread of it where if I got yeah there we go there's just a thread of them furious absolutely furious and trying to get her de-platformed from give send go

well this is what they do not any this isn't a race thing but this is just what people like this do is that because they can't win in the free marketplace of ideas and they have people that disagree with them instead of trying to approach and listen to the people that disagree with them and beat them in that free marketplace of ideas they have to de-platform and destroy them systematically to prevent them from being able to express themselves that's what happens I commented about you under this video earlier, calling you a fence sitter. I'm not a fence sitter. I've made my opinion on this extremely clear. It's just not true. Time of recording have not de-platformed her. Well, actually, you're too moderate.

Let me ask you right now if I can find it. Where the hell did it go? If I can find this person's comment. and I'll see why you said I was a fence sitter. Yeah, okay. So, Berger, why am I a fence sitter? What about me is what about what I'm saying here

is fence sitter behavior? I said that you were calling both funding bad. Do you think that one funding is, do you think that one of them is good? Let's move on. So honestly, I don't, I mean, like I said, I don't agree with what she's done, but I can understand that she probably doesn't have a huge amount of money.

Well, no, it's fucking retarded. You really think that she should be deplatformed, but not the kid that stabs somebody with a fucking knife? Under what universe should she be deplatformed, but not him? It's crazy. You know what this? It's actually kind of funny, because this is the exact same problem that Twitch has.

in what universe does tectone get banned for calling frogan fat but frogan doesn't get banned for calling ludwig a cracker i'll tell you the universe a racist biased unfair one that's why it happened lives in a rough area both or neither i will never respect rules that are not applied evenly because they're not rules and neither should you You should not listen to, respect, or care about anybody's opinion if they're not applying what they believe in a consistent manner. Because they obviously, then they don't believe it. Why else would you be at a park where Somali accused sex offenders are prowling? And sorry, you know, this is just too damn bad.

Yeah. Just too damn bad. I mean, again, if the standard was. wasn't so evidently set by this community, then maybe I would have more of a problem with it. I also want to make one thing clear. I've said this multiple times. I'll say it again. I think that this is a subset of a subset of a subset of a subset of a community. I don't think that the people supporting Carmelo Anthony are in any way representative of black people as a whole. And I think no one is because each person is an individual. And you shouldn't give collective guilt or collective innocence. to any group of people based off of an immutable characteristic that they can't control. I think that's disgusting. The fact is that there's a lot of black people out there that see this and find it to be just as distasteful as you do.

In the same way that people like me, I see the donations to this girl, and I also find them to be very distasteful also. This is the way that normal people think. If you go to Walmart and you show this to 50 people, most people are going to say, damn, that's fuck. fucked up. This entire premise that this is some kind of really big issue is created by a small, small, small minority of radicalized freaks on the internet. Again, keep in mind, the person who was pushing Carmelo Anthony the hardest had a rap sheet that would have gotten them five stars in Grand Deft Auto.

Absolute parasite fucking piece of shit person. Honestly, I don't know how he's not. in jail. In my opinion, if I see somebody with that many arrests and that many charges, you should just be in jail for the rest of your life. Bro, you've had enough chances. What are we doing? He's still out? Yeah. We didn't see this repeatedly. And this is not the first time. There have been many others. The George Floyd fundraisers were, again, eye-opening, absolutely eye-opening, the level of resentment. Many people in the black community hold towards.

the white community, even though... I don't agree with his comparison to George Floyd. I think that it's a very big difference whenever it's a police officer with qualified immunity that's exercising something that people perceive to be racially motivated. I think that's a very, very big difference. Obviously, I think that it's kind of a matter, it's a matter of dominoes. And I think that the George Floyd thing was a domino that led to this. But I don't find it to be equivalent.

I don't think the white community in America deserves it at all. I think they're insanely tolerant people generally. And what they're upset about is a lack of tolerance. People have decided that, no, we're just going to speak out against what you're doing. There should be no tolerance for anti-social, abusive, loud, thievery behavior in public, regardless of who's doing it. The people who do it should be immediately arrested, and the biggest victims of it are the people that are in the community that it's happening in. That's it. You're hurting them the most by not holding these people accountable.

And it's driving them mad. How dare you? Well, I mean, how dare you? And so people are pointing out this. And I'm just going to read this from Chad Crowley, because I think it does accurately summarize why Shiloh was able to raise so far three-quarters of a million dollars. For years the pattern was held, a white person makes a comment, sometimes crude, sometimes million unfashionable. Video is clipped, stripped of context, and cast into the digital

Coliseum. There's no real context that would make this good. Crowd demands penance. Doxing follows. Then come sponsors, employees, the journalists. I also don't think that this is uniquely a white person thing. I think that this is a cancel culture thing. But if you replace this when a person makes a comment, I don't think that this is exclusive to white people. It's something that happens overall. And I do think that a lot of people that are supporting and donating to this, it is effectively a protest on cancel culture in itself that's like irrespective of race for some people. There's always the same. Apology, grovelling, ruined. This is not just this it never was.

It is a moral spectacle, a purification ritual for the postmodern West, but a cleansing agent is white submission. The apology is not meant to be accepted, but to affirm the guilt of the group. The goal is not reconciliation, but re-education, humiliation, and silence. Also, catharsis for the black community. But this time it was the case of Shiloh Hendricks, the script cracked. Her personal details were posted. She received death threats. Her children were targeted, and yet she did not capitulate. She did not appear on camera with a quivering voice and downcast eyes. She launched a fundraiser and white people responded. Not the media, not the institutions, not the credential class, but ordinary white people, tens of thousands poured in to support her.

And I also want to say that I think that the long-term effects of this, like as somebody who grew up in the 90s and the 2000s where identity politics was not the first and foremost thing that was discussed and considered. And everybody could be super excited to watch a movie about a black guy and a Chinese guy, you know, solving crimes together with rush hour. You know, and white families would be super excited to take their kids to there. I watched movie theaters myself. Like, I remember when this wasn't as big of a deal,

I do not think that a resurgence of race awareness and race solidarity is a net positive for the society. I think it's actually a very big net negative. But the reality is that you can't just get mad at one group for expressing race solidarity. It's either all bad or it's all good. You can't make selective judgments on it. Good times? Yeah. No.

And the thing is, like, you guys, a lot of you guys are around my age, right? You remember the golden age, right? The good days. This doesn't get as closer to the. good days at all, which is what's sad. But it's inevitable considering what's already happened. Platform, give Sen Go, not GoFundMe, which obviously bans these things, reported over 250,000 raisin days. These were not donations, these were the stirrings of something new. Each dollar said, we see what you're doing and we are done pretending.

Yeah. This is more than the defense of one woman. This is a rejection of the moral framework that made her a target. The Hendrix affair is not the first of its kind, but it is one of the first to end differently. No apology, no resignation, no collapse instead, resistance. And more than anything else, that signals a shift. Ritual is breaking and within the spell of white guilt. And this, I am genuinely annoyed. I mean, I'm just furious, frankly, the way that, um, what's his face is, the stab man's father was treated, right? It's just genuinely awful because he was contrite over this Carmelo murdering his son as anyone could possibly have been

he was openly forgiving like his mother you know the the lad's mother was just like I don't want to forgive and I tell you what if it was one of my sons I wouldn't forgive either but he he did everything he could according to the script

he did everything he could everything he thought we were supposed to do and he wasn't accepted by the black community he wasn't they didn't say we're sorry the family of Carmelo didn't say, I'm sorry, we stole your son, forever. And so, yeah, people are glad to see. Yeah, people are really mad at this guy for just basically accepting that it happened. That's true.

I was like, you know what, I don't care. I'm not having this. And so, yeah, I mean, I just, I can't bring it myself to condemn this. Like I said, I don't endorse it at all. I don't think you should be calling anyone the N-word. I don't think that calling children slurs is a good idea either. And honestly, I think... It's obviously not a good idea to call little kids slurs.

Like, unless you're on Xbox Live, then it's mandatory. The current moral lock that one community has on another in the United States is just wrong. It's just wrong. The same standard should be applied to both. like Carmelo should not have been allowed to raise half a million on the back of we hate white people death to white people I think you should have people have freedom of association it's their money they should be able to do whatever the fuck they want with their money I agree with it I think it's totally fine for him to have a fundraiser

I do this is the United States of America it's lawful but awful yeah be permitted and you should fundraise for terrorism uh no No, that's different. Expect some kind of response if that is permitted, because you're setting the rules of the game as black people can do what they want, and if they do something terrible to you, they can raise huge amounts of money, and white people just have to accept that. And that's not fair, and nobody's going to accept it.

Yeah, people are, that's, sorry about that. Yeah, that's really what I think is going to happen, is people just are not accepting it. Regardless of whether you think they should or not, they're not, they're just not accepting a period. They're not putting up with it. Somebody says, how is it different? Well, number one, so like, let's make a direct comparison. If a terrorist was put in jail, like, let's say Luigi.

I think Luigi's a good example, maybe. If you are giving money to a legal defense for Luigi, I think that you have every constitutional right to do that. I also have my constitutional right to call you a retard. But both of these things can cancel each other out. because Luigi was a terrorist. He is. He was a terrorist. And so, like, that's a direct comparison, I would say.

Server versus Terran? Yeah, I don't know. But I feel like, again, these kinds of things are not really good for anybody. And I think that the end result for this, like Sargon, like, I agree with some of the things that he was saying. Some of the other things, like maybe not really so much. But I do think that this is definitely a, it's a turning point. And I think that it's going to be, and I've said this before, right? I said this like years ago even, that when people actually start playing the race games,

it will be bad for everyone. Everyone will lose when everybody starts playing race games. And now it's happening all over the place. It's happening constantly. So yeah, Luigi was terrorists for him for a cause that I kind of agree with. Listen, the thing is, though, like, I, there are oftentimes people get shot for things that I'm like ripped bozo for. Like, I'll tell you that I just, I just say it myself.

Like sometimes people get shot for some bullshit And I'm like, yep, there it is But like, it doesn't mean that you have to You can't just let it happen, right? I mean, so true. Yeah, 100% man. Do you think she was lucky? There was no other man there? I know some place you say this,

you'll be on the ground really quick, beaten the death. Oh, like, so if somebody like punched her or like hit her for like saying the NWR, I feel like if that had happened, it would have been an even worse and even bigger response than it was. like if there was like you're talking about like theoretically like if some black person was there and they heard her say that or somebody who was offended was there and they heard her say that and they beat her up for saying that I actually think that it would have been probably 10 times the negative response and it would have been 10 times worse than what it was over a word yeah if you're hitting somebody over a word um you need to go to jail like that's just the way it is you just can't have you can't have that happen and so yeah 10 times money yeah they would have yeah I mean honestly like honestly like Like at that point, I might have donated. Like hitting somebody and beating somebody over a word that's outrageous. If you're hitting somebody to go to jail?

Yeah, exactly. And I think this is kind of like the point that I was making is that there's been like an ongoing like movement, I think, to allow socially unacceptable, anti-social, obnoxious, rude behavior to just be normalized in public. And I think that we actively need to work against that. Like, you know, people yelling in public, people that are like going in there with a speaker phone in an area. Like, we need to normalize telling these people, get the fuck off the train, get the fuck out of the building, you know, get off your phone when you're ordering. Stop acting this way. It's not normal and it's not okay. I think we really need to just, we really need to rationalize that or normalize, excuse me.