Outlaws： Episode 13, The Warrior Gene - 06/03/2026

00:03:53 Whoops, yeah, I forgot I wasn't paying attention to the countdown. The countdown went out, and here we are, guys, and I forgot the little opening thing. So, welcome to Outlaws.
00:04:05 We are really prepared on this story, though. I've been geeking out all day, all day yesterday. It's just super, super fascinating. I'm Rebecca Hargraves. This is Outlaws,
00:04:14 and I'm Devon Stack. Also, this is still Outlaws. So, this is Outlaws the Warrior Gene. We're going to be talking about the Warrior Gene. So, what is the Warrior Gene,
00:04:30 right? Okay, I'm going to get a little sciencey. I don't, I kind of geek out about these things, and then I don't realize that the audience is really bored, so you might have to interject sometimes, and be like, no one knows what the fuck you're talking about, because I'm a hobbyist geneticist, like I really like this stuff, I think it's really, really interesting, but M A O A, it is this gene, it's on the X chromosome, and it produces a.
00:04:59 An enzyme that breaks down those feel-good chemicals, so we're talking serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine, so low activity. This is kind of counterintuitive. Low activity, if you have like two repetitions of the gene, it means it's operating at its least efficient level, and so you have all of this leftover, all the leftover neurotransmitters, and they take a longer time to get out of your body.
00:05:26 So it has been discovered that people with the lowest repetitions, 2r and 3r have a much higher susceptibility to, particularly to violent crime.
00:05:39 They have impulse control problems, we'll talk about race in a little bit, it's what you guys expect, but because they have these increased positive associations with violence and stress response, yeah, so that, that in a nutshell is the warrior gene, it's actually very common, but what is common is the mini repetition, so like 3r and 4r which means that it's operating almost normally.
00:06:07 That thing that's like a third of white men, it's like 60% of Chinese. It's super common, and there's not a lot of robust evidence that that in and of itself increases violent crime on a mass level. There's some evidence, but there's some environmental impact on on the gene as well.
00:06:25 So, in other words, if you have this, this gene expression, then you have the ability to regulate your hormones a little bit, little bit better when it comes to dealing with stressful situations, confrontation, this sort of a thing, and if you have, I guess, a lower instance of this gene, then you regulate serotonin and other chemicals in your body, so that you're basically chill and able to react normally to conflict, violence, stress, and that sort of thing, right.
00:07:04 That's true, but there's also there's some positive externalities with the warrior gene, like you're going to see an increased instance of people that are two are and three are and four are in things like surgery, you know, police green berets, and everything like that, because they're people that work well under pressure and do well in a last-minute sprint, because they respond positively to stress.
00:07:30 I was actually thinking, you probably have this gene, just based on your work style,
00:07:36 that's possible, that's so you're saying that I, it's people that thrive on risk.
00:07:42 Yes, like thrill
00:07:44 seekers would probably have this,
00:07:46 yes, because it makes them feel good, it makes them feel alive, it makes them feel positive about life, and all these associations. So, I mean, it's not, it's not all a bad thing, like we do need people that are three are and four are in our society, in a substantial number, but we don't need these two Rs, they should just be culled, we should call them
00:08:07 right. And so there's a how is this, this, this gene discovered? Because this is a relatively new discovery, right?
00:08:17 Yes, so this was discovered in the 90s. There was this Dutch family, and the men in this family were just insane. They were raping the women in the family. Two of them burned down separate houses.
00:08:29 There were murders. It was just horrible aggression. They had mild intellectual disability, which they're calling IQ 85 which is really funny, because that's the standard IQ of the black American. But in the Netherlands, that's that means you're basically retarded, and so they, well, everywhere that means
00:08:46 you're basically retarded, but yeah,
00:08:49 and so all the chicks in this family were like, all right, we want to, we want to figure out what's going on, we want to do some genetic studies on this family, on the extended family, so they looked at 14 men in the family, and they discovered that they had truncated totally non-functional MAOA.
00:09:05 Now, what this means on them, for them, is that this is extremely rare. This, this particular mutation, it's called a knockout, so it's most like the 2r but it is an absolute knockout of MAOA inhibitor, so, so they, they have no ability to metabolize those neurotransmitters properly, so this is like a more extreme example, but it did get the science going, like, is there a genetic trait for impulsivity, for violence, especially sexual violence, and that's what they discovered with this family.
00:09:44 So, I think there have been a total of 23 or something families that have this knockout gene, and all the men, because it's an X, you know, it's X-linked, so all the men that have the knockout gene are invariably they are criminal.
00:09:58 So, in other words. This particular family, if you have this extreme version of it, you can't metabolize. I mean, if you get serotonin or any of this stuff dumped into your system, which happens when you're under stress, it just, it just keeps floating around. And yes, yeah, so it's kind of like, like Native Americans actually, they lack the ability to break down alcohol,
00:10:20 metabolize alcohol, right? Right. Yeah, so they just.. it's a lot like that. Yeah,
00:10:23 okay. So they get drunk or faster and stay drunk or longer, so it's kind of like they see red and get enraged faster and stay enraged longer.
00:10:32 Yeah, yeah. So, for 3r that's the number of repetitions. That's a third of people in European ancestry. 3r and four are, it's 60% of black men, and the rare two are the one that I was just talking to you about, that not the knockout gene, but that confers the highest risk of violence outside of the very rare phenotype. It's point 1% for Caucasians, it's point 00 5% for Asians. Guess how high it is for blacks.
00:11:04 Well, I already know, but it's shocking.
00:11:06 It's 5.5% of black people have this,
00:11:11 so it's five times the rate of white people.
00:11:15 No, it's point 1%
00:11:17 Oh, point 1.0 I thought you said one oh point. Okay, so it's okay, so it's 50 times 55 times,
00:11:25 55 times, it's 55 times higher, yeah, and and with their genetic factors and their low IQ, I think that this can basically explain chimp black criminality. Yes, absolutely, yeah,
00:11:40 so like when they get pulled over on the body cam footage, and they just start running from the cops and get shot, that's basically that, that inability to deal with that high-stress situation, or rather, they're getting off on it, and wanting to, their, their dopamine is basically not getting metabolized and worked down.
00:12:00 Yeah, exactly. When you were doing research on this, did you, did you see a lot of things that were like this? Does not, this does not support genetic determinism. Oh, yeah, it's not. Oh, it was so annoying. And so I will get into that in the
00:12:12 video. Oh, really? I clipped that, that National Geographic video down to a lot of different clips that, where they definitely make those, they repeatedly mentioned that, in fact, the whole point of that video is people will see, is basically to, because they can't just ignore this science, this is, you know, it's out there now, and so the point of the video wasn't to educate people about this new science, it was to basically reframe the new science to fit in the old worldview that they want to maintain. Oh yeah,
00:12:44 and there's metadata out there that supports that there is a much higher level, at least two times, some of them with much higher rates of serious violent delinquency compared to even people of other lesser variants, not even a control set without the variants, so people that are two are like these 5.5% of black people that are two are over 50% of them have been incarcerated for a violent crime, incarcerated for a violent crime,
00:13:13 right. And the other thing,
00:13:14 who knows how the crime that they've committed.
00:13:16 Well, the other thing to keep in mind too is this is just one gene expression, and we're among you know, trillions, right? So it just because we found one that explains part of the behavior doesn't mean it's not part of a cocktail of several other gene expressions that we haven't discovered yet that actually kind of explain black behavior overall, because, like, you know, like you were saying, we do want a little bit of this in the white populations, and a little bit of that absent may perhaps some of the other ingredients that are present in black bodies, as they say, might actually make it even less of a problem in white populations, because you could have interactions between different genetic realities between blacks and whites that would, that would create different outcomes, just, you know, this is just one little thing.
00:14:12 It's kind of like when we talk about how IQ is important, but it's, it's really, it's not a very good measurement, it's just a measurement that is well studied enough to where we can point to it, but it doesn't explain the the overall picture when it comes to, you know, how your brain works, or or what you're going to even be good at. It's just one way of saying, you know, it's it's measuring pattern recognition to some extent, and and so you can say, you know, this, you know, at least to some degree, we can find correlations between IQ and and outcomes, but there's lots of other aspects of the brain that we don't understand, and likewise, this is just one piece of a much larger puzzle, but it's an important piece,
00:14:59 yeah. Yeah, I mean, they really want to point to this environmental influence as though, as though it's super important, but if you look to the episode that we did about the Jewish twin studies, heritability for behavior is extremely high, like what we can prove is that antisocial phenotypes have at least a 50% genetic influence, and that's from, from very good, very robust twin studies, and shared environment is 10 to 20% and non-shared environment is 30 to 40% and, and a lot of those things are also genetic, the way you raise your kids, the kid, the people that you allow your children to be around, these decisions, these parenting decisions are also based in genetics, so it's, it's true that probably I would estimate, in my layman's estimation, my layperson's estimation, that it's probably 90% heritable,
00:15:54 right? No, and that's that's the thing, is when they talk about environment, and one thing I noticed in researching this, they like to reiterate over and over and over again that this warrior gene is is activated mostly if they had a rough childhood.
00:16:11 Did you come across that? Where they kept trying to constantly, they kept trying to act, act as if it was like this, you know, landmine that was totally had no problem at all, unless you were raised with my shitty parents, and then it would explode and turn you into a monster,
00:16:27 and,
00:16:27 like, so they're still trying to say, oh, it's environment, it's environment, it's environment, but as you said, the way you raise your kids is also informed by genes, you know, it's biological, just like cultures are a product of the biology of the people. Parenting styles are a biological product of the parents, and so even if you were to, I mean, you'd, I guess, if you were to kidnap all the black people and force white people to raise them, you would probably have a better outcome than, you know, black kids raised by black parents, but not, not to a, they wouldn't, not enough to where it would, it would alter their, their genes, you know, they would still have the same genetic issues, including this.
00:17:10 Yeah, absolutely. Can I geek out about this question I asked Rock, or am I stepping on your clips here? No, go for
00:17:16 it.
00:17:17 Okay, so I was thinking today, I was doing this brain, this mind experiment, as we move in a, in a linear fashion towards a higher population of black people, although their fertility is lower, so this is this is purely in the realm of theory. What would happen to our institutions and what would happen to the cost of all of the extra crime, and this, this excludes all emotional outcomes that happen when somebody is murdered, raped, robbed, and otherwise.
00:17:49 So, if you apply the two are allele, which is 5.5% of the black population, if the entire population was black in America, 50% of the men would have a probability of shooting or stabbing someone, and the odds ratio for extreme violence is 12 to 13 times. So, what Grok told me is that this is incredible.
00:18:15 So, because you have a per murder or manslaughter cost to the state of eight to 9 million, robbery it's about 200 to 370,000 Then, on a national level, in homicides alone, there would be a 40 to $100 billion homicide specific cost. Broader violent crimes would be 100 to $300 billion and the 55 fold prevalence gap, that's how many times it is versus the Caucasian population. This would contribute to hundreds of billions of dollars in economic burden. So, the economic burden is the criminal justice system, so incarceration, policing, court burdens, appeals process, things like that, and these were all conservative measures.
00:19:03 I made sure that they did like the most conservative. Then you have victim costs and healthcare from stabbings and shootings, long-term disability, trauma services. Then you have economic ripple effect, which is people out of the workforce, property values, insurance, white flight, and lost GDP. And then you have school problems, child welfare, and then you get into this death spiral of environment, because as the environment gets worse, there's more criminality, although I think it's a smaller percentage than they, than they claim.
00:19:36 Yeah, and so we're talking, we're talking hundreds of billions, if this were non-conservative, this might be like a trillion dollars, and that's if the entire population is black. But if we move in a linear manner towards a larger percentage of black people in the population, then wouldn't we just be moving along that curve and incurring these costs step-wise? I don't see why we wouldn't, I mean, that the population that's too R is stable at 5.5% in the black population.
00:20:07 Well, let me ask you this, too. Does the, does the Warrior Gene.. I don't know if there's any research on this. Does the Warrior Gene maybe also have something to do with fertility, like you're.. I'm assuming these people are going to be R selected, where they're going to just be spray and pray when it comes to spreading that that gene around, so
00:20:26 yeah, I didn't look into that, but our case election theory has, I've heard that it's largely been debunked, but because women want to have sex more with men with higher risk tolerances and that have violent natures because women are retarded, then I would imagine that they just naturally have higher fertility rates, and they have low impulse control, so they're fucking more people.
00:20:49 And do we also know the difference? Because I think the data that we have, as far as the warrior gene in black people, that's like American blacks, and not necessarily blacks in Africa, because I
00:21:03 was thinking about that. If we imported blacks from Africa, it would, we would still have a disproportionate 2r but there would be selection bias, so they probably would be people that were not, that were not, they didn't have the warrior gene.
00:21:18 You don't think that the warrior gene more prevalent and blacks that don't have the the European admixture,
00:21:28 well, that's a good question. It probably would be more prevalent, but if they were coming to America, like in my hypothetical situation, then there's election, right?
00:21:36 Right, but I think if you just, if you were to test what I'm getting at is, if you were to test the continent of Africa, it would, that number are probably larger than 5.5% Right?
00:21:47 I don't know. Now I have to look that up. You're..
00:21:52 I don't know if the other thing I noticed too is there wasn't a lot of data on Hispanic populations.
00:21:59 Yeah, there wasn't. And I would think on Asians, though. I'm like, okay,
00:22:03 yeah, yeah, but I thought with the Hispanics, like, they would be pretty high too, with all that fucking Aztec blood in them, you know.
00:22:11 So
00:22:13 I felt like it, I mean, it's.. I guarantee, well, I can't guarantee, but I would, I would, I would assume it would be higher than whites, for sure.
00:22:21 All right, I'm going to ask Grok really quick, keep going.
00:22:26 Well, so the, the, there is an op. Well, we'll get into that in a minute, but there is an opposite gene expression.
00:22:33 Yes,
00:22:34 that goes with this as well.
00:22:36 Yes, so they, so if you have basically genetically the total inverse of 2r then you have C O M T, which is the gene that degrades dopamine in the prefrontal cortex, which is executive function, and they call this the worrier gene, which I thought was, you know, kind of cute. So they have higher dopamine, better focus and memory and calm settings, but extreme anxiety under stress, and this - there are some negative, negative externalities to this as well, like it causes OCD, depression, anxiety, things like that.
00:23:15 However, these people are excellent future planners, just, and I think that this is really high in the European population, so if you have a society built on the warrior gene or the worrier gene, like you, every time you're going to want to choose the warrior gene.
00:23:30 That being said, you have to have total bloodthirsty psychos in your population, you, I mean, you have to, you, you need them in small, confined settings where they have good impulse control, and there are all these barriers around them to help them control, control their emotions and their levels of serotonin, and things like that. But in the right setting, these people, especially white warrior carriers, they're highly, highly prized and functional. I mean, those are all of our Navy Seals. I bet, if you looked at them, they were probably be like 80% to our three are
00:24:06 all right, and like I said, it's there's probably a cocktail of genetics going on with the with the white people as well that might might counteract some of the negative effects that that you see in the black populations when you have the warrior gene, but you want to live, I think the big problem that we're experiencing right now is we have societies that were built for a specific real, I mean to oversimplify it, a population that has more warrior genes than warrior genes, and unfortunately the demographics are shifting to a population that has more warrior genes than warrior genes. So, it
00:24:50 looks like no data has been collected on Africans for the two hour variation, but the 5.5 is African American. So, you were right, the European admixture. I bet it is. Probably like seven or 8% in Africa,
00:25:02 right? Right now, I guarantee the the European admixture is diluting that somewhat. Yeah, and so, and then also there's no data on Arabs, most likely, but I would assume Arabs with their higher, yeah, they're all Akbar genes, you know, there's got to be some, some of that shit in there, and yeah, and so, but yeah, that's that's it.
00:25:24 Now I think part of this too is was probably impacted by, well, first of all, the the Europe, or Europeans, were very liberal with the death penalty for centuries, and so the people that might have had the warrior gene, I mean, for all we know, we might have even been on par with, or closer to Africans, and in terms of, you know, that gene expression, but after centuries and centuries of executing everyone that expressed bad behavior, we kind of weeded that out of the gene pool, and then not only that, followed that with a couple world wars, and you know we're gonna, we're not gonna have as many instances of that, and there's there's good and bad with that, like you said, for for these societies built for and by these worrier genes, you need those warrior genes in order to enforce and protect that society.
00:26:21 Yeah, absolutely, I I've kind of feel like, you know, maybe we weeded it out too much,
00:26:27 right? I mean, from what I've read, 2r in the Caucasian population are generally highly successful. They don't have the rates of criminality that the black population does, because they don't have the low average IQ, so they're able to control their impulses more positively and put them into really high-pressure careers, especially that deal with, like, recuperating sick people. Like, hospital work is really high into our variant, so is military work. So, white people are able to adapt. Psychopaths also do really well in white populations
00:27:02 as CEOs, and yeah, high performing areas, because they have that high, but I'll tell you what, one of the one thing that correlates with high IQ is empathy, though, too.
00:27:11 Yes,
00:27:12 so you kind of have that evening out the, the, I guess, the results of this gene expression and the white population,
00:27:23 yep, absolutely.
00:27:28 So, do you want to talk more about the Sierra? What you got here is
00:27:33 the did I geek out too much? Are you guys bored, the edge, the edge of their seats with this one. No, I think that's it. As far as the background, it's like you don't want to get much more sciency than that, but I am fascinated because this was just discovered, you know, 30 years ago.
00:27:56 What, what is undiscovered? Because it's not like all of this lies on us on a single gene, like I've heard, I've heard that I've heard genes described as a, as a cobweb, and there are genes that influence other genes, and there are genes that only express in certain situations, and environment seems to be some kind of factor, like we don't really know that much about genetics, like enough to make serious decisions, but we do know that genetics perhaps predominantly influences and dictates behavior, so we can't just ignore that, because we, we want to be in control of our own lives and stuff.
00:28:33 It's like, if you're white and you're high IQ, then you can, you can overcome your, your base or impulses. I don't, I don't want to let black people off the hook here, though, like they could do better, like you could do better.
00:28:46 And here's the bottom line, too. I don't want this, and we'll see it in the clips, that this is exactly what they're doing. We don't want this to be used as an excuse for bad behavior. It's that we shouldn't have to pay the price because your population is genetically predisposed to violence, the answer isn't.
00:29:02 Therefore, we need to redesign our entire society to accommodate you, you know. The solution is, then get the fuck out, so that we can, we can deal with our own problems, and you guys can work out your, your warrior gene out in Africa. Exactly like
00:29:17 that should be the conclusion, is that they're fundamentally on a cellular level, different, and that is what is causing the behavioral differences. So, it's not like, well, is this.. it's not a question of morality, and that's the good thing about genetics. And this is why I like JF, still, because you don't have to address the moral issue.
00:29:35 You can ignore the entire thing if you're like, these people are different, and their differences make them fundamentally incompatible with the society that we've built, so they just can't be here, like, like they can't be here. It's not a question of morality, it's just that they're too different,
00:29:55 right? No, and that's that is the problem, it's a compatibility issue and. As I was telling my friends that always wanted me to start using Linux, I'd be like, I would, but like, all my Windows software wouldn't work great. I'll just use wine or use this. I'm like, ah, fuck you guys, like, it's just, it doesn't work. Okay, it's a compatibility issue. It
00:30:13 just doesn't work. Yeah. Oh, God, I just saw this comment that made me furious. Okay, evil doer, you idiot. Says culture is a large part of it. Good culture can temper the IQ genes. No, it can't, because culture is a product of genetics. You're not going to create a culture that's going to override somebody's most fundamental biological genetic code. It's, you know, you're asking a leopard to not be a leopard.
00:30:39 These are who these people are. This is fundamental to the culture they create, and when they come here, they don't just adopt our culture. We're not going to make them better, smarter, we're not going to make them less violent. This is who they are.
00:30:53 Their hardware, so stupid, what? Incompatible, right? This is, this is like 2016 stuff, guys. Their hardware is incompatible with our software. You can try to install it, and maybe, and if you do a bunch of hacks, and you spend like all your time spinning your wheels trying to get it to work, it'll sort of work, but it's not worth your time.
00:31:13 In the meantime, you're going extinct. So, it's like, why are you even working on this project when you should be working to make sure your people don't go extinct, let them worry about their own problems, so that's that's the biggest issue here, is even if there was a way to fix it, where it's not incumbent on us to handle that when we have a much, much more pressing issue, which is our survival as a people.
00:31:38 Yes, exactly,
00:31:41 so the National Geo are doing to go into the clips here,
00:31:45 yeah, that'd be great.
00:31:47 So National Geographic, in response, I guess, to this science becoming more well known, did a special talking about this, and as I said before, it's not like they were doing it to start the kinds of conversations that we're having right now, and so that you would change your worldview and realize, oh wait, hold on, so blacks are actually biologically different to a degree where it's impossible for them to succeed in our societies, like that's not the conversation they want you to have and so they, the entire piece, while they, they try to be accurate about the science, it's surrounded by all this Jewish nonsense that tries to basically force this square peg into a round hole, because it flies in the face of everything that they've been telling us since the turn of the century, when the Anglo Saxons in America were first bringing up these kinds of studies.
00:32:50 Obviously, they didn't have the technology to identify genes and this sort of a thing, but the eugenicists around the turn of the century were talking about exactly this, saying that criminality was heritable, and that you had these families of criminals, or maybe we should sterilize them, and maybe we shouldn't, you know, give them welfare, and so they could have more kids, because we're basically just spreading their disease and making our gene pool dirtier, and yes, this is exactly what Hitler borrowed when he was looking into building his society in Nazi Germany,
00:33:25 which is exactly why this is forbidden science now, and exactly why it was buried, even though, while this particular discovery is relatively new, late 70s, early 80s, as far as this being something that was understood among all white people, that was like, since the beginning of time, you know, people saying that, you know, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, and, and, oh, he married really well, and stuff like this, like this was all common sense, people understood that genetics produced, I mean, your offspring was a product of the parents, I mean, we ever since animal husbandry, you know, like, as soon as we started domesticating animals, and like, when did we first have our first domesticated dogs? That's when white people figured that shit out, is when they were breeding like the nicest wolves together to make like a fluffy Pomeranian, you know. It's like,
00:34:19 how have we regressed so much? It's incredible.
00:34:22 Yeah, it's bizarre that people can't. Well, maybe if we just give Pomeranian culture to the wolves, they'll stop being wolves. I mean, listen to yourself, man. Like, that's basically what people are doing. They're like, you know, just just get a wolf and put a fucking sombrero on him, and he'll be like, 'You'll cure a Taco Bell, you know, it's like, give me a fucking break, you know, like this isn't what it is.
00:34:44 It, we're talking about 10s of 1000s of years of isolated breeding that created this kind of outcome. So, this, when they, this thing opens up, it opens up right away, and you think it's going to be based. Because of how they open it up, but it, it rapidly deteriorates into nonsense. So, this is the opening to the Nat Geo thing here. Oh, whoop, we should probably go to the screen where you can see it too. Huh? There we are. All right, so here we go.
00:35:22 Are some people born to be violent?
00:35:25 They're called niggers.
00:35:27 An extraordinary discovery suggests they are.
00:35:31 Everywhere you look, it's niggers, niggers, niggers.
00:35:33 A single gene has been directly associated with violent behavior.
00:35:38 What's the DNA? Where did you come from how'd they get my DNA? The African genes are very strong.
00:35:44 This controversial science has ignited debate over genetic screening and eugenics. This
00:35:51 is not a debate.
00:35:52 This is what needs to happen. Segregation today,
00:35:55 segregation tomorrow, segregation
00:36:01 forever.
00:36:02 Wow, Nat Geo, totally based.
00:36:04 Yeah, so Nat Geo is like, oh, we discovered this gene shows like all these black people rioting. Perhaps the gene has something to do with their behavior, more black people rioting, and so I'm like, oh, damn, this is gonna be, this is gonna be pretty good, I wouldn't have expected this, is I think aired in 2016 or something like that, and I'm like, God damn, this is pretty crazy, and then they get to the example that they're gonna use of American culture that's very violent,
00:36:38 I'm like, oh well, clearly after showing us all these clips of black people writing that they're going to talk about black people or something, right? Especially given the fact that black people are 50 times more likely to have this gene expression, so they have that's like the sub, that should be the subject matter, that should be like one of the biggest points of this video is to say, hey, you know, like this group that create, you know, commits 50% of the murders and violent crime, and you know, they have this gene, so then they get to their example of violence in America in the 1980s
00:37:15 a youth rebellion was brewing, you can't be serious, the American punk revolution was shocking, not just for the angry music, but also for the violence it inspired.
00:37:27 People who talk about punk rock is avoiding the obvious. You guys
00:37:31 think you know what the problem is just as well as I do.
00:37:34 The retards, the killers, the niggers.
00:37:41 So, yeah, it's white people, apparently. White punk rockers from the 1980s is the example they went with when it comes to violence in America, and the people that might have the warrior gene. It's going to be all the white punk rockers in the 1980s so of course they went to this white punk rocker from the 1980s Henry Rollins, and they're like, oh, Henry Rollins, you might have the Warrior Gene, and that could explain why you are such an angry guy, you're totally angry, it's, it's, you know, it's the the environment that's causing this, too,
00:38:24 for well over a century, the debate has raged over whether humans are shaped by their environment
00:38:32 or their genes.
00:38:33 Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
00:38:34 Are we products of the world we are born into, or does Mother Nature make us who we are? Isn't that kind of the same thing,
00:38:43 yeah, it's the same thing. So the whole argument, as we said before, the debate is stupid. The idea there's been this big debate, and there hasn't been a big debate.
00:38:53 There's there's been Jewish sociologists telling us that it's environment, and where, as all of the, the anecdotal evidence from before we had the science to the science has told us the exact opposite, that it is, it is nature, so that they're already kind of setting it up like, oh, well, you know, before the scientific consensus, I like that too, they love to use that, that term, the scientific consensus was that it was, it was nature, and the reason why, and they'll tell you this, in fact, they even say it, the reason why they wanted it to be nature is, you, or nurture, rather, is you can engineer nurture, you can fix nurture, you can do like that guy in the chat said, and you can just give them our culture, and they become white people, and that's what the boomers have had tried to do with the civil rights movement, and with affirmative action, like that's what all these things were supposed to do, you were supposed to, you were supposed to be able to give black people the same opportunities as well.
00:40:00 Whites, and they would magically turn into white people and start behaving like white people. This is, unfortunately, what a lot of Christians try to do. They think if they convert anyone to Christianity, they magically become like them, and that's what the original colonists, even when they first encountered the Native Americans, tried to do, is convert them to Christianity, to, like, we'll make them into white people, and then you know, after 50 of them get scalped, they're like, maybe this was a bad idea, and so this is
00:40:28 just something that's been ongoing for a long time. It's not really a debate, it's.. it's just something that is.. it requires constant propaganda for people to even think this, but it's.
00:40:41 I think it's because white people are optimistic too. They want to believe this, because if it's - if you can't fix it with culture, while the solutions aren't very pretty, you know? Like, it's one thing to say, Oh, all we have to do is throw money at black schools, and all we have to do is have after-school basketball programs or whatever, and suddenly this problem goes away, but if you know that that's bullshit.
00:41:09 If you know that no matter how much money you throw down the drain, because that's what you're doing, and no matter how many basketballs you throw at black people, I mean, you're going to have the same problem, and it's true. We have the same exact problem with black people that we had decades and decades and decades ago. At a certain point, you have to, you have to think about other solutions, and yeah,
00:41:32 but so that should be reassuring too, because as soon as you realize that they're incompatible with our current population and you don't want to integrate them anymore, then you have no ongoing costs. You don't have future costs. You have a one-time cost of segregation, or you know, getting them out of the country, a large one-time cost, right? It's like, and then you don't have to do any of this shit anymore. You don't have to do inner city bussing, you don't have to do any of these programs, you don't have to do Boys and girls club, or whatever, that you have to do any of this stuff.
00:42:03 It's just done. It's just done. It's done. Yeah, and here's the thing, I would say too, because there's a lot of.. I've gotten to like arguments with boomers about this, where they're like, well, it's just going to take more time, and it's like, how much for more time? Yeah, can you tell me? Okay, is it.. is it in 50 years, will black people be on par with whites when it comes to outcomes, 100 years, 50,000 years.
00:42:23 I mean, at what point? And if there, if you can't tell me how long it's going to take, then you're essentially damning all of your descendants to a hell that is not worth living. If, because there's no end in sight. And then, if allow
00:42:38 more time, how much more time, are you going to allow? Are we going to have a date where we're like, if not fully integrated into white society, then we do something about it. By the way, did you know Henry Rounds is Jewish?
00:42:51 I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised at all. His
00:42:54 father is Paul Garfield, his mother's Irish, so it's like the worst possible ad mixture.
00:43:01 Oh, great. He's, uh, he's.. I was trying to go.. what's a.. what's a good one? He's like a Dreidel, Mick. Is that good? Does that work, McDreidel, Patty? Patty McDreidel. So we got Patty McDreadel over here. He's not
00:43:19 as ugly as I would have expected. My Judah didn't go off, no,
00:43:22 he's got crazy eyes, though. He definitely has crazy eyes,
00:43:25 that's true.
00:43:26 But that's the thing, is like, if there's no end in sight, having to do this forever is just stupid. And that's the thing, too, is if there was like a deadline, I'd actually support it, because I would know the outcome. If we said, okay, we will keep trying to make blacks integrate, but if by 2040 it hasn't happened yet, we kick them all out to Africa. I'd be like, sweet, and I'd start investing in property in Africa, because I knew a night in 2040 there'd be a whole lot of need for new homes out there. So it's, it's, it's, it's insane.
00:43:57 It's basically insane that that's that's even a thing. So they talk about the scientific consensus, and then, of course, they say, well, actually, though, now we're having these disturbing new, again, not new, disturbing new revelations, saying that maybe, maybe it's not quite what we thought
00:44:15 until recently, the scientific consensus leaned toward nurture.
00:44:20 Gee, I, I wonder why she wish scientists.. ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
00:44:26 It's our upbringing and environment that determines our behavior, and as a society, it's something we can try to put right. Well, unfortunately, it doesn't work that way.
00:44:37 No, it doesn't. No, it doesn't. Unfortunately, it does not, and so that again, it's something that, that's the reason why that sounds like an appealing thing to think about, is it's it's something that they can fix, it's something we can engineer, we can, we can socially engineer blacks into white people, and if, when in reality, the opposite is what's happened, we've lowered white. People, we've negro fied white people.
00:45:02 Yes, exactly. Yeah, I
00:45:03 mean, look at Zoomers, for fuck's sake. So, it's we've negro fight white people because we can't elevate blacks. Then the only way to reach an equilibrium is to pull down whites.
00:45:14 Yeah,
00:45:14 so in fact, there was that study I did a stream on about the that stupid couple that thought that they, if they raised a chimpanzee alongside their kid, that it would, like, learn English, and, like, start, you know, it'd be like a human, and all it did is it made their kid retarded. So, no, it did.
00:45:31 I forget the name of the stream, it's a stream I did a couple years ago, but where these, these stupid sociologists, they got a chimpanzee, a baby chimpanzee, and raised it in a crib, right neck, like right sit right alongside their, their human baby, thinking like, oh, look, look, little Billy's learning how to, here comes the airplane, you know, and the chimpanzees go, and they'd be like, what's going on, I don't understand, why is this not working, and then our kid was retarded by the end of it, so
00:45:57 stupid, yeah, why would
00:46:01 no, but that, but that's that's exactly what's happening to our society right now, is, is we're like, you know, oh, just we'll get these blacks to, oh shit, the white people are calling each other nigga and listening to fucking Kanye now, so you know, same exact shit. All right, so then after the science shows that, oh, obviously this is this is fucking bullshit. The discovery of the warrior gene suggests that nature has a far bigger influence on our behavior than we'd ever imagined.
00:46:33 So that's your conclusion.
00:46:35 Yeah, so that they, they're now okay. We got, we have this warrior gene, we now have to contend with. They bring in this guy, Bill Burnett, who I don't think is Jewish, but he might as well be, and you'll see, especially towards the end. And he says, well, you know, this gene, it's it, and look, I agree with this part of it.
00:46:55 He says, this gene doesn't determine your behavior, but it influences it, and it's like, well, you're right, the cumulative all of your genes determine your behavior, you know, like, but if it's like just like a drop of, you know, vanilla extract doesn't determine the flavor of a dish, but it influences it, certainly, and if that's the only thing in it, then yeah, it's gonna taste like vanilla water, or whatever, yeah, but if you have a bunch of other shit in there, you'll still be able to taste the vanilla, but you know it's not gonna be the only thing, so you know they, but they try to hammer that, and and then they talk about, you know, Henry Rollins, the Jew, apparently, and it's kind of funny because they try to make it sound like, well, Henry Rollins, you know, because of 80s punk rock, you know, he probably has the Warrior Gene, and we're going to talk about what, what you know, an example of when he was, because that's the other thing, too. They, they, the component that they talked about a lot was childhood adversity, adversity would unlock the warrior gene, or something like that,
00:47:53 right?
00:47:54 And so they, they're like, oh, like there was this example from his childhood where he was bullied, and so it unlocked his warrior gene, maybe, and the story he tells is kind of hilarious, because
00:48:07 I remember at one point I was surrounded by kids right here,
00:48:12 they're they're all, I mean, they're all, they're all black, so the story is he's surrounded by black kids who beat him up while calling him Whitey, like that's the actual story.
00:48:28 Yeah,
00:48:28 and if the way they describe the story, it's obvious he doesn't have the warrior gene because he's not reacting with rage, he's getting picked on because he isn't violent, and the kids talk
00:48:44 about how everybody thought he was a pussy, and why. Yeah, he's
00:48:48 a pussy, because in fact they would say you won't fight, like I forget the rhyme, but they said won't fight because you're white, you whites can't fight, and and it's like, what is it with black people in rhyming, by the way? Like, do they have like a rhyming gene too, but so they harass him, and one day he does what I think the word, in fact, I tried to find research on this, there wasn't, but I did get Grok to opine on it,
00:49:15 and that my theory was that white people with the worrier gene, because they internalize the stress and they don't deal with the stress that it builds and builds until they go to school shooter mode, and that's how white people generally act as societies, you could say, too, where there's like a high tolerance, they take it and take it and take it until one day they kind of explode, and I couldn't find any data that actually backed that up, but it kind of was, it fell like it, you know, anecdotally fell in line with kind of the worrier gene, where worries the way that they deal with stress is they internalize it, and then they, they have, because of this, they, they incur more abuse, which they internalize more of it, it becomes like this vicious cycle.
00:50:00 Then the worrier, what do they do? They start planning, they start drawing maps of the school, you know, in their, in their notebook, and they start buying guns, working
00:50:08 out. Yeah,
00:50:09 and the next thing you know, you know, so that it's funny because there was a similar situation here, where you had the blacks, who, at least statistically speaking, at a much higher probability of having the warrior gene, who were getting off on tormenting the kid, and then the kid took it forever until one day he flips out and punches one of the black kids and beats him up, and then they leave him alone, or whatever, and so it's kind of funny that they used that as an example, like, oh, maybe he's got the warrior gene, their next example actually made a lot more sense when it comes to the Warrior Gene, and this is why I wanted the data on the Mexicans too
00:50:47 , because it's these two Mexicans that lived in East LA, you know, the Mexican part, the Mexican gangster, well, now that's most of LA, but like during the 90s, you know, it was, you know, wasn't as bad, and they were like little thugs, like they were 10 years old, and, and beating people up, and involved in shootings, and stuff like this, and it's kind of funny, because the, they, they interview these two Mexican gangsters, who they are going to later test, that's the whole premise of this video. They're, oh, we're going to test to see who has the Warrior Gene. Does Henry Rollins have the Warrior Gene? Because he's kind of a badass, you know, 80s punk, and you know the Mexicans have the Warrior Gene. You know, the results might surprise everyone.
00:51:38 And so they, they interview these guys who had a criminal past, and they asked the Mexicans, like, well, do you think this is genetic? Like, they know what that means, right? First of all, yeah, and they're like, well, no essay, because, like, everyone I hung out with was like this too, and I'm just like, wait, so you're not putting that together? I think
00:52:00 aggression and violence is a learned behavior in the house that I was raised in. The gang life was around us all the time.
00:52:10 Yeah, exactly. The house that you were raised in with the other Mexicans, the biologically similar Mexicans, like they had the same behavior as you do, so it must be learned,
00:52:24 which is clearly genetic. Yeah, yeah, totally. So, your mom banged some cholo gang banger, and like, what do you think? Because she had genetic issues too, and she had a choosing problem, which is genetic.
00:52:40 Do Trello still have like the socks up to the knees, and they only do the top button, or is that like old school now?
00:52:46 When I was living in LA, they did, but that was in 2014 Do
00:52:50 you remember Little Homies? Did you ever see those in, like, in the vending machines, Little Homies? So, like, like, you know those vending machines outside of grocery stores, you put a quarter in that, put some shit toy comes out of it, like a little capsule.
00:53:03 They had these - it was literally, they were called little homies, they were, they were little little Mexican gangsters, but there was like 100 different kinds, and so, yeah, and so, and they all had names, like, like my friends used to collect them, like they'd be like Hector the stoner, or whatever, right, and so it was like it was like kind of a spin off of, I guess, Speedy Gonzales, only they were like they're like people, well, I mean, to the extent the Mexicans are people, and so they had like these different homies, basically, but apparently now they're they're they're worth something, because I was curious the other day, I was like, little homies, I looked up, they're like on eBay, you can buy like this guy's collection of little homies for like $10,000 or some stupid, they're, I guess they're like Beanie Babies for Mexicans now or something, but who's
00:53:53 buying that
00:53:54 someone is, but yeah, so but they have dressed like that, is why I was wondering, is like, because this, these guys, all five of these guys could be a different kind of little homie. So, anyway, only me, I got Jorge,
00:54:08 the littlest little homie,
00:54:10 little homie, little little un poquito homie, right there. And then we got a so this is Han Brunner. This was the Dutch scientist that I think made the discovery of the warrior genes. They interview him, and he, they, you know, he basically is just talks about the science of it, talks about the background, of course.
00:54:34 They, they like the fact that it was a Dutch family that sparked this whole study, and not like a family of rabid nigs, as if they would be worth any research, you know. It's like, sorry, sorry that, like, the nig doctor didn't figure it out, you know, like it was the Dutch guy. So, obviously, it's going to be white people, so they interview him and talk about that, and then they have the.
00:55:00 The next group of people that they're like, oh, what, what if we test these fighters, like these are all like MMA fighters, you think they have the warrior gene, and honestly, my first thought was probably not, because they are going to the gym, and you know, they, they're planning, like it takes planning to, to be a professional athlete, right? Because that's, you know, they're not going around like robbing banks and raping people and committing crimes. They're actually, you know, they're in a productive way using their aggression, and you know these aren't like prison fighters. These are, you know, these are people that fight as a form of sport, yes, but it
00:55:43 still should, it should be higher because there's selection bias for white people in sports like these, because they recognize that they have violent tendencies and they want to channel them positively. So, I would expect these guys to have a higher rate baseline.
00:55:55 I don't think so, though, because I think that if you have that gene that you would lack the the perseverance to stick with it, or you know, I mean, like, you wouldn't, you, you wouldn't, I mean, that's something that you, as a planner, would want to channel those people into that sport, but I don't think they would self-select, you know what I mean, like, I don't think,
00:56:17 then why is there higher economic success rates in Caucasians with with two are 3r and 4r that mean that takes a significant amount of planning.
00:56:28 Wait, we're maybe talking about two different things. I mean, like the people that, that the people that would be fighters would be less likely to have the warrior gene, or at least that, especially well, this group, because it's like mostly white guys, but the, the, because it's an athletic endeavor, where you have to show up, you have to work out, you have to, in fact, if you, if you're a fighter that can't control himself, that no one's gonna want to fight with you in the ring, you know what I mean, like you end up
00:56:57 with, with dealing with their genetic predispositions in a, in a dignified way, so yeah, I mean, I still would expect, I would expect them to be a little higher than baseline.
00:57:09 Then you might be surprised by the results at the end of the show, but anyway, I watched
00:57:15 it, to be fair,
00:57:18 and then they have this group that's, that's bikers, and I was like, they're not even really bikers, they're people that work at a bike shop, you know, they're guys that fix bikes, and so it's like the real maybe if you got actual like meth bikers, you know, like bikers that are cooking meth in like some truck stop bathroom, yeah, you know, shake and bake style, like maybe those guys, it would, you know, that would pan out, but these are like professional mechanics, so I don't know. It's like they're doing everything they can to like not have a group address the
00:57:48 racial issue. Yeah, it's like they open with that scene of black writing, because they're like, Oh, fuck, we're gonna have to address this somehow, let's just lead with it and then not talk about it. Yeah,
00:57:58 we'll have like B roll of black people, but then we'll be like, really, the problem is MMA fighters, white MMA fighters, yeah, and bikers, you know, like, and punk rock from the 80s, so they do that, then they get monks, now monks, well, I'll explain after we get the results why I, why I thought that that actually makes sense, but we'll get into that. So, they're like, Oh, monks, you would think no one will have the warrior gene, right?
00:58:26 So, they get, they go, and they do the genetic test, they swab everybody, they do the test, and then they, the test results come in, and obviously the Mexicans have the warrior gene, and the Mexicans have the warrior gene, because, like I said, it's like their whole family's a bunch of gang bangers, they're all a bunch of criminals, and they're, I mean, they're at age like even the way they described, like they tried to make it sound like an environment, and earlier in the show, they're like, well, I still remember the first time I saw someone get shot, and I was like 10, and I walked up to the dead body, and was like, look, there's like a fly on him, and sound just like you sound like a psycho, like if I was a 10 year old and I just saw someone get shot.
00:59:01 I wouldn't be like, hey, let's go, let's go touch the body and look at the fly on its forehead, and I'd be like, running home, like maybe crying, because I'd be 10, you know. And, but anyway, so they're like, oh, we got the Warrior G, and I say that's that's fucked up, man. And then again, because this is a propaganda piece, they had to be like, well, sure, maybe they had the Warrior Gene, but what you don't know is they actually, they have a company called Little Homies Incorporated that helps Little Homies
00:59:32 today. Hector helps run Homeboy Industries, providing job opportunities to ex-gang members.
00:59:40 Oh, look at that, little homies, so literally little homies, but yeah, so they had to make it sound like, well, you know, don't judge a book by its cover, you know, just because he's got the warrior gene doesn't mean he's not helping a homeboy out, when you know he doesn't want them to be committing crimes and shit. So I was just like, come on, you know what the fuck is this shit? So they, they obviously have the, you know, that whole thing, and then the next clip is right down wrong. No, let's see here, clip, oh, and then after they, they, they do the, the, oh, wait, I got messed up on my list here, so they got, okay, here we go, so after they talk about the, the, how this is a real science, and how, like, for example, it worked on the Mexicans, they, they refuse to do the obvious solution.
01:00:41 The obvious solution is to separate from these people, and instead they do exactly what we were talking about earlier. They try to reframe it so that this new information doesn't change the way you think about things, that you still look at the world through the liberal Jewish lens. And instead, how can we, how can we tailor our legal system to maybe rehabilitate people that have this genetic disorder? We can start looking at, like, a sickness or something, and it's just fucking disgusting.
01:01:13 Just, and it's super dystopian too, because just like in the same way, all these, like, I don't know if you've noticed this, like, a lot of these true crime podcasts, it almost just seems like they're commercials now, for like uploading your DNA to the cloud, and, and having a ring camera, like luckily with genetic gene, you know, genealogy, we could find out the, you know, the murderer from 50 years ago, and it's, it's the same sort of a thing, it almost seems like, well, thanks to all these nigs with the warrior gene, we're gonna have to make sure we have all your DNA on file and start policing people that way.
01:01:48 Criminologist Kevin Beaver authored a study that found warrior gene carriers are more likely to join a gang, and once in a gang, are more likely to commit violent acts.
01:02:02 Yeah, no shit.
01:02:05 Once we identify with certainty that these genes are associated with different types of antisocial behaviors, we can begin to create different types of intervention and prevention programs.
01:02:18 I think we ought to just kill them all.
01:02:21 It's not unforeseeable to imagine the criminal justice system genotyping offenders as a way to tailor rehabilitation programs towards the individual.
01:02:34 Why don't you just get rid of them?
01:02:35 Doesn't it make sense? Just get rid of them. We don't get rid of them tomorrow. Then when will we get rid of them?
01:02:44 We just get rid of them. Yeah, it's really easy. There's a really simple solution to this, and that's the problem, is that really is the choice. Either you get rid of them or you're constantly changing your society to accommodate people you don't want here in the first place.
01:03:00 Yes, exactly. It
01:03:01 doesn't make any sense. It's like if a homeless guy moved into your house, would you kick him out, or would you be like, oh, you know, we're gonna just put a little drywall up here, and you can have this little room in the corner, in the corner next to my daughter's room, he'll be fine, could
01:03:17 possibly go wrong.
01:03:18 Yeah, rather than just just kick him out. How about that? Why don't you just don't have a homeless guy in your living room, and they don't have to worry about that urine smell, and we're your daughter getting raped, and it's fine. So they want you to come to the old conclusions.
01:03:33 They then test, you know, come back with the test results for the bikers, the three white guys, and they try to make the guy in the middle sound, he's real tough, not just because he has a beard, but because he was in a fight once with, like, guns and things, and he, you know, they all tested negative for it, but surprise, surprise, the brown guy, the jungle Asian, and then one of the white guys, I guess, tested positive for it, so he's like the rare, the white whale, right there in the back. They just, they were so itching to have at least one guy test positive for it. And then same thing, they come back and not a single one of them tested positive. The fighters tested positive with the Warrior Jing, which again, black
01:04:17 guy,
01:04:18 no, not even black guy. And
01:04:20 see that guy, look at that, yeah, he's,
01:04:22 yeah, he's like Wesley Snipes Black, like that guy's just basically, you know, lights go out and all you see is like eyes and some teeth and many smiles, but the, yeah, it's it's it makes sense to me, because yeah, I think that they're people that, you know, that's hard work, it's not low impulse control, it's a control environment, but they, so they have all the fighters come back negative, and then, of course, that they're like, Oh, I bet you thought they were all going to be positive, because fighters, right, people like to fight, just goes to proof that you can't judge a book by its cover, it's further evidence that determining. Who has the warrior gene is difficult from appearances alone, unless they're black.
01:05:07 Yeah,
01:05:08 then it's that's safe to say it's much more likely, 50 times more likely that they have the warrior gene than if they're white. But again, this is propaganda that gets you to not think about it, and so that's instead, that was the message. And then to really try to nail this home, that like, you just don't know who has it. It really doesn't matter. It's actually, if you think about it, the Warrior Genes meaningless. They go to these monks who all test positive for the Warrior Gene, and you want to tell what were you thinking when you, when you were you expecting that?
01:05:45 Well, I was thinking that there would be selection bias for people that wanted to overcome like anger and impulse issues that they were having, like not all people that are drawn to this lifestyle do it because they're already calm, right? Right,
01:06:02 it's because they're battling all these internal demons. So, I knew that there would be somebody right within this given population. It's probably going to be at least 30% so at least one of these guys.
01:06:15 That's exactly what I was thinking. I was thinking, like, if you're a fucking monk, you probably have anger issues or something like that, where you need, like, you're trying to go 180 degrees the other way, right? Like, like, if you, if you think that you have to dedicate your life to calmness, then that means you're not very calm, unless you know you're sitting there in a room full of fruit and incense, you know what I mean, like dressed like a, like a faggot, so like that, that was that was my thinking too.
01:06:43 I was like, that makes sense, because that's the kind of person who's probably like, unless they're sitting there meditating eight hours a day, they fly into a rage, and you know that kind of a thing. So all three of them tested positive for it, and then you've got this little clip here where they talk about how you know kind of it's the same geneticist guy that was saying, like, oh, it doesn't define who you are, like, they, you know, they have to keep hitting this nail on the head,
01:07:17 just having a gene all by itself doesn't make things happen, it doesn't make people behave in a certain way, but it does influence people,
01:07:28 right? Which, again, we already talked about, that's it, doesn't you know, you're that one gene doesn't determine anything 100% you know, but it's it's part of a bigger, larger puzzle, but then we get to the real reason why they're doing all this propaganda, and that is, of course, so that we don't become Hitler.
01:07:48 But how far down this road should we go as a society? And when does behavioral genetics cross the line into eugenics and sinister Nazi ideology of a master race,
01:08:05 that's why they did it. That's the whole point of the show,
01:08:07 point right.
01:08:08 The whole point of the show was, don't be Hitler. If you start hearing this information about this, these genes and you start thinking racially, then you're Hitler, and Hitler's bad, like that's that's literally what it is, and then then you see what they do plan on using it for, like you thought the Innocence Project was bad.
01:08:31 Now, well, they bring in this guy, of course, he's white, and he killed his wife, and I think, like her lover, like I think he walked in on him, and he flew into rage and killed her, and, and, whatever, but he admitted, yeah, exactly, but he admitted in trial that he did do it, and so his defense, because they had too much evidence, like his defense wasn't that he didn't do it, his defense was, no, I did it, but I had the warrior gene, and because I have the warrior gene, it was impossible for me to be guilty of first degree murder,
01:09:10 which would mean that I had, it had to be premeditated, and I am incapable of premeditated murder, because I have this gene that makes me fly into a rage uncontrollably, and that that same fucking guy, this guy, they had that guy testify at his trial to say essentially that that he had that gene that influenced his behavior so much that he couldn't have premeditated it, and so they actually downgraded his conviction from first agreement, or it wasn't manslaughter, wasn't that egregious, but it was something else, and so it was used as a defense to lower his, his sentence, and
01:09:53 defense of this guy, though the expert witness, I guess the entire defense team, there was no evidence. Premeditation in this case, so like a jury absent this expert testimony should look at this case and be like this is a manslaughter case.
01:10:08 Well, I don't think it's mad, it was like second degree murder or something like, isn't that when it.. oh, it
01:10:12 wasn't man, I thought it was manslaughter, whatever. It wasn't a first degree murder case, right? No, it
01:10:17 wasn't, but like the idea, my point is now that this this seal has been broken, you know, this now all of a sudden they're going to be like, well, we can't get rid of niggers, but what we can do is find them all innocent of murder, because just like what you're seeing in the news right now, with all the, oh, he's not competent to stand trial, that is how they'll weaponize this, you know, instead of saying, well, we shouldn't have them here, if they, if they can't control themselves, they'll say, no, no, we should have them here, and let them murder everybody, but they're just not responsible when they do, and that's, I think, that's, that's how they're going to frame it, I think, is when they have, you know, I guess I'm sympathetic to this
01:10:59 guy, because, well, this guy,
01:11:00 well, yeah,
01:11:01 you know, you walk in and your wife's banging somebody else, it's like I understand murder in that case, like I get that
01:11:08 I'd probably fly to a rage and start shooting too, but yeah,
01:11:13 I get it, like, like I read some story years ago about a this woman who, who backed over her husband's mistress, and I remember thinking, if I were on the jury, I'd be like, yeah, this is fine. Is this woman a she a threat to society? Like, she did a thing of a deal.
01:11:37 That's why it's so important to have a jury of your peers, though, because if you did actually truly have a jury of your peers, they'd think the same thing, they'd be like, yeah, yeah, you know,
01:11:46 we're a black guy in this exact same situation, I'd be like, oh, we should give him the death penalty,
01:11:50 right? No, absolutely, any way we can get rid of those guys, you know, dirty or not, I don't care, I'm taking that option,
01:11:58 that's why we love you, Devon, you get down in the mud, it's not about it's not about all these laws and principles with you, you know what needs to be done.
01:12:06 I'm not gonna moral fag, I'm just gonna be like, no, in the pit. So the very last part of it, of course, they're like, well, what about Henry Rollins, the big angry bad ass? Does he have it? No, he doesn't, and he was visibly disappointed, and it, but that made sense. He acted like a kid that didn't have it, being bullied by kids that did have it, and he just snapped like a school shooter, and like, which is a worrier gene response. So I think that's exactly what happened. So that made
01:12:39 me feel bad for Henry Rollins. I was like, if my kid was kicking your ass, I'd be like, well, he probably deserves it for being a little fag, and he was. And then he grew up to be the biggest fag. I don't know what it is about this guy, I've never like listened to his music or anything, but I've always hated his guts. I just.. I'm ready to see his face, and I'm like, oh, what is wrong with you? Maybe it's the Jewish thing, maybe I did sense it.
01:13:02 Well, look at that nose. You can.. well, let me go back to it. You can kind of tell what the nose in. Oh, you'll see here this angle. It's.. it's.. it's kind of obvious.
01:13:15 Yeah, right. I mean, I think another radar
01:13:18 that's kind of walking Phoenix. He's got, he's got like that Walking Phoenix profile. Only, I mean, if he started rubbing his hands together,
01:13:27 then he would, that would
01:13:29 seal the deal, I think.
01:13:31 Yeah, Walking Phoenix is half too.
01:13:34 Yeah, yeah,
01:13:36 should have left the cleft palate. Yeah, he would look better, I think. I've also always hated walking in Phoenix. Now that I think about it,
01:13:46 yeah, there's.. there's some movies I think he does well in, but it's like, because he's playing kind of a scummy guy.
01:13:53 Yeah, and I
01:13:53 mean, like, like when he's like, like the snively guy, and like Gladiator, or whatever, right? Like the incest
01:14:02 line, he was good in that.
01:14:06 Wait, lock the line isn't.. didn't he play Johnny Cash in that?
01:14:09 He did, and and Miss Witherspoon played June Carter, and I was like, I'm gonna hate this. And then I reluctantly loved that movie.
01:14:20 I feel about a Jew playing Johnny Cash, but
01:14:24 well, yeah, I mean, I didn't know that at the time. I would have to re-watch it with, with new anti-Semitic eyes. I definitely watched that before. I was, I was Jay Woo.
01:14:33 It's funny how much stuff that ruins, like when you go back to, like, re-watch a movie. Like, that's how my old YouTube channel got started, really, was I started re-watching movies from the past with my new anti-Semitic eyes, and was like, ah, those fucking Jews got me
01:14:48 again.
01:14:50 I knew it. Every once in a
01:14:51 while they still get me, and it really pisses me off.
01:14:54 Yeah, so anyway, that's the, I guess that's the story of the, the warrior gene, that's. Out there, and like I said, it's just one ingredient, it's just one of many, and I think as the science progresses, we'll find more and more, like maybe we'll find the Jew, like lying gene or something.
01:15:13 Yeah, I mean, and that's the thing about this, is that if we would have just stuck to our intuition as we, as we aggregate more scientific literature that supports our worldview, we're still moving further and further away from the truth. Now, in the 20s, with the eugenics movement, they were so much closer to the truth, as is supported by current genetic research, and that was purely based on their, on their intuition and their understanding of human behavior, it's like they knew more than we did, although we have so much more data and information. It's very frustrating.
01:15:49 Well, you know, one thing I noticed, too, especially in regards to the eugenics movement, is not just how obviously the conservatives will talk shit about eugenics as if it's the greatest evil, but I remember when I first started looking into conspiracies and stuff, like that's like that was like one of the big bad guys in truther communities online was the, you know, like it's always the eugenicist, you know, like there was the wasp elite, like that, you know, the people that would say anything but Jews, like the bad guys would always be these kinds of people that now I'm like, no, they're, they had it right, like that. They were the ones that, that, that got it, and they're the ones that are most demonized.
01:16:27 Yeah, yeah, that's totally true. But it makes me want to move away from scientism, even though I'm really interested in ongoing genetic research, because it's like, is this going to improve society? Are they going to use it to weaponize it against the white population? I think the answer is obvious, but I still want to know all the answers. I mean, it's just fascinating. Well, that's analyzed your own genome.
01:16:49 No, no, I have this thing called a pedigree, so I don't have to. I don't have any mystery meat in my blood, it's all accounted for.
01:16:56 I was, I was curious about disease expression.
01:17:00 Oh, not a lot of that either. You know, there's.. there's no.. at least not that there's no, like, you know, genetic illnesses, at least that I'm aware of in my family anywhere. We're all nothing.
01:17:11 We have a strong history of obsessive compulsive disorder genetically, and I wanted to know, like, why.. well, and how this.. and how this happened. If there's anything I can do about it, and then it did show up in my genome, which was somewhat shocking. Yeah,
01:17:28 yeah, nothing really. We're just hearty pioneer people, mostly, you know, like no one's really been to jail, no one's been, you know, like if anything I was like the I was like the bad kid in my family, you know, so I'm not that bad, so yeah, I mean, it's.. I might sadly, sadly, if they ever find my DNA somewhere, they'll find it, because my fucking parents sent in there, there, they did like the ancestry.com or whatever, and so now I'm in the system by virtue, you know, they'll be able to connect me through their DNA, but yeah, I don't want to send in my DNA. I don't need to know. I look like both my parents, yeah. You know, and I, you know, we got the family tree going back like over 1000 years. I'm okay with that, you know. We're not over 1000 years, but like, you know, almost 1000 years. Yeah,
01:18:21 I don't know. I was just curious, like I wanted. Mostly I did it because I wanted to know if there were ways I could optimize my diet and things like that to help reduce OCD symptoms. Funny, that there's basically nothing you can do about it. Cognitive behavioral therapy, and that's pretty much it. So, with diet, yeah, how would you find
01:18:39 that out with DNA testing, how would that resolve that?
01:18:43 Because I wanted to know if I have, like, familial genetic obsessive compulsive disorder, and there are foods that you can eat that help you process estrogens differently, like some of this is hormonal, like it really affects the women in my family, and after certain, like, hormonal phases, so after you get pregnant, it emerges, and things like that. And so I was thinking, like, maybe if I reduce phytoestro estrogens, or if I eat like a more holistic, hormonally supportive diet, it would help reduce some of the symptoms, things like that. I was just looking for like helpful weight, because if it's not genetic, that I think it needs to be treated differently.
01:19:24 I got it. So, you were trying to figure out if it was environmental in a way versus genetic, nice name. There's no escaping it.
01:19:36 There is no escaping it. No, my brother and sister are fine, which kind of pisses me off, but I got it bad,
01:19:43 so do you sit there, and, like, you know, when you close the door, like, 1234,
01:19:50 no, counting OCD is actually pretty rare things like that, but I, mine was centered around like real event OCD. And and moral scrupulosity, so like religious scrupulosity, things like that. So I became like obsessed with the moral quality of past decisions that I've made, and there was a confessional component, which was really disruptive. And then health anxiety is horrible, horrible health anxiety. Medical research just constantly, it was a nightmare. Okay,
01:20:21 yeah. I can't relate. I'm, I'm, whatever the opposite of OCD is. I'm that,
01:20:27 that is, that is amazing. What a life to live. You're so lucky.
01:20:32 I think it's called just, uh, I'm chill,
01:20:36 good genetics.
01:20:38 I'm just chill about everything. Now they're
01:20:40 talking to my mom about this video before we made it in the Warrior Gene. She's like, Oh, no one in our family has that. Like, there's no way you don't have any
01:20:48 warriors in your family, like not even like one.
01:20:51 No, I'm pretty sure I come from like a long line of cowards, except for the people that came to this country, but like for many generations over, it's been, you know, except for my grandpa, he killed a bunch of people in Korea.
01:21:03 Yeah, I wonder, like, if founding stock would have selected for higher instances of it. That's a good question, because that is high
01:21:12 risk-taking endeavor. Yeah,
01:21:14 but is that.. that's not the only gene, though, that would, that would cause risk-taking behavior, right? Right? Like, so maybe there's another gene that's that that is behind even more risk taking, you know, but for you know that it's not directly tied to violence in the moment, but rather planned risk taking, you know, like I'm gonna, I'm gonna go across this ocean, where, because I feel like that's different, right, like taking a risk where like you're gonna cross an ocean to, like, some foreign land that, where you might get scalped, is not the same thing as I'm gonna run away from this cop with a gun pointed at me. You know, that's.. I feel like that's that's probably like a different kind of dopamine, you know, reaction.
01:21:58 Yeah, although a lot of criminals left as well,
01:22:03 that's true. Well, maybe Australia then would have like a high instance of the the warrior gene.
01:22:09 What an interesting study. Why don't people do these studies?
01:22:13 That's, and that's the thing, is like, if we could, that's why I'm for, although not scientism as the way people, you know, the way that's used as a pejorative, but I think that white people do need to understand the science, or else we're just going to be at the mercy of the people who weaponize it against
01:22:31 us. Yeah, and it's also good for, like, personal lifestyle, like there's an association with the warrior gene and caffeine metabolism, and people that like do very badly with the serotonin response to certain stimulants, so if you have the Warrior Gene, you want to avoid caffeine three or
01:22:52 then I don't have it because I drink caffeine like an ungodly amount a day. Oh my
01:22:56 god, I'm so bad. How many cups a day are you up to?
01:22:59 I'll drink at least a pot of coffee a day, or like that, or something like that, in caffeine and other forms, you know, like I've got, like, you know, either Coke Zero mixed with, you know, with coffee, it's that's basically my thing. I had, in fact, just recently I had to get a bunch of decaf because I was not, because, like, I was feeling bad, but I just felt like this can't be good for me to be drinking this much fucking caffeine, and so I got a bunch of decaf, literally just the other day, because I was like, I'm sleeping fine, you know, it's not like keeping me up or anything, but there's no way I should be, I should be drinking a pot of coffee and be fine with it, you know.
01:23:42 I don't know, man. I think it's.. I think it's fine. Some people are just.. are just good. Okay, I'm trying to rationalize my own addiction, because I wake up and I have a four shot espresso latte, and then I have a matcha in the afternoon every day.
01:23:55 Do you make that, or do you go somewhere espresso machine?
01:24:00 I don't like making matcha. It's an involved process, so I usually, I usually get that. But I have an espresso sheen, and if I don't do that, I drink cold brew, which you're supposed to mix with water, and I do not do that. I'm really addicted, though. Like, I don't know if I could quit caffeine, and I don't want to. I don't want to quit.
01:24:22 Yeah, there's no reason to. Caffeine is good, plus, like, it drives my Mormon family crazy, I'm sure. That I'm.. I drink caffeine so bad.
01:24:32 It's the spice of life. Like, how many things are we allowed to enjoy these days? No one's gonna take my fucking coffee. Health Twitter is pissing me off so much. I'm like, stop ruining things for me. Well, it seems like
01:24:45 coffee's it's like red wine. There's always like a study, like every week it's like red wine is actually good for you. Then like the next week it's like, oh, it kills you. And then like coffee is the same way, like the one week it's like they just found out that rats live 10 times longer, and then it's. Like, but their balls fall off, you know. It's like, which one is it?
01:25:04 Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it improves my quality of life. I'm like, I'm a tired mom, and just right now I just need it. I need
01:25:12 now I function. But anyway, I guess that's that about wraps up the, the, the episode, unless you have.. oh, you know what? We need to talk about our sponsor. We
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01:26:00 because we report our to each other, and then I mean it's not fun.
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01:26:32 My mom used to say galavanting with your friends, like, like, who says that? This gal, have you ever said galavanting in your entire life?
01:26:40 Yes, many, many, many times you say a woman, yeah, of course.
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01:29:26 All right, promo code Outlaws. So I will tell you what, I'll give your audience more time to think about what they've done or haven't done, and I'll go through the chats over here on Rumble. Actually, I'll do a real quick check, see if Love and Division is on Odyssey. Nope, so that nothing on Odyssey, because that's the only person that ever does Odyssey. Then we got Gorilla Hands, they
01:29:47 fall off so badly.
01:29:48 Well, it's because their monetization thing, they used to be really easy to monetize, like that. You people could send money, and then you could withdraw it pretty easy, and then do. They got banned from Stripe, so that killed it, because now they have some weird crypto thing, which I, I did manage to figure out how to get it out, but it wasn't like easy. I mean, it wasn't hard, but like, it's you know, every everything else that we do is so hard that, like, you know, every step that's added to this process, just, you know, I mean, it's another thing. So, did you give an
01:30:22 update on entropy? I feel like it's only fair.
01:30:25 Oh, yeah. So, no, yeah, they, they, they paid us out, so everything's good, everything's okay. And I think that I think everything's, I think we're good. I think we're square. So they did come through, and I thought, I thought I said it, I might have said it on my show. So, I think that we're good, and so, yeah, I'm glad that worked out. I'm glad that a worst-case scenario is not what unfolded.
01:30:55 Hopefully, everyone else has received what they are owed, and you know we'll be moving on to I still haven't set up Power Chat, it's been a busy couple of weeks for me over here, but it will be settling down as of yesterday, so I'll be able to have some time to, yeah, I'll be able to work on some of these other things I'm piling up around here, but
01:31:20 contacting Phoenix Ammunition,
01:31:23 yes, yes, I'll do that, I'll do that.
01:31:25 Oh, and before, if people, if people drop off during super chats, I also wanted to mention that I am doing an IRL event in Manhattan. I don't know how this is possible. We've been trying for a year to get something together, and the only venue that came through was in Manhattan, so people are like, why are you doing in Manhattan? I'm like, because that's the place I can do it, that's the only place I can do it.
01:31:47 So, I think we have like only 20 tickets left, but if you want to go, it's on July 18, it's with Cameron MacGregor and Constantine von Hofmeister and Adam, who is mainstream dissident, he's super cool, if you don't know him, so check out his content, and, and if you want to buy a ticket, you can look at the pin tweet on my Twitter, that's Blondes underscore tweets, and send an RSVP to Constantine at Multi Polar Press.
01:32:13 This is all in the tweet, my pin tweet on my Twitter before June 18, because we don't have many tickets left, and I don't know, this is like my first IRL real event that's redundant, it's my, it's my first real event in, in, in life, where I'm really meeting people and speaking and everything like that, and I'm excited, and I'm nervous, and I'm scared that, like, two people will show up, so, so please, if you're in that area this summer, july 18, come out. Tickets are very reasonably priced. You guys can have a drink together, do some networking, and I think it's going to be a lot of fun.
01:32:51 Well, there you go. And Manhattan, who doesn't want to go to Manhattan, right?
01:32:55 Literally everybody doesn't want to go to Manhattan. I'm getting DMs left, right, and sideways. Like, if you would have had it anywhere else, I would go to this. I'm like, come on, please. I'm sorry, I'm starting to sweat here.
01:33:10 All right, we'll go to Gorilla Hands. Gorilla Hands says, hey guys, have either of you heard of this goth guy on YouTube named Jake Monroe?
01:33:21 Have you?
01:33:22 I have not. I guess he is a conservative from the UK. All of the sudden he is all over my feed on YouTube. Seems artificial to me.
01:33:31 Yeah, reminds me of Ian Carroll. Like, as soon as he popped up and like went everywhere, I'm like, something's up with this guy.
01:33:39 Yeah, I've never heard of that guy, but my algorithm on YouTube is like ham radio videos and like murder mystery type stuff.
01:33:49 Yeah, so cold case files, and then the Duran, and that's pretty much all that comes through on my YouTube.
01:33:56 Yeah, mine's like, how to rebuild a amplifier from 1964 so all right. Then we got
01:34:06 something else. You're a weird guy, done.
01:34:08 If you don't have something in your house that operates on tubes, you're not living. You're not living until you're not living until you're playing with kilo volts, kilovolts.
01:34:18 I don't even know what that means, so high voltage
01:34:22 is the only way to live. All right, we got Gorilla Hands again. Says, speaking of warrior genes, what do you guys think about this rioting in England? This seems to happen every summer, and it eventually cools down. How long are we going to let ourselves die out?
01:34:40 Yeah, we were just talking about that earlier today. Like, as much as I love to see a guy that is delightfully British, that's ginger with a handlebar mustache and a three-piece suit, do a jerk-off motion to a bunch of bobbies. Like, I watched that video like nine times. Like, we're gonna need something else here, but it's crazy. Just watching them hurl things at police, and they just have nothing.
01:35:03 They're literally throwing rocks at cops, like, man. If we had this kind of momentum here, and everybody had a gun, I think things would probably turn out differently. But we need more of this. They need to find a way to harness this energy in a meaningful way, because, like, these little blips, these little controlled blips, long term, they just stop all of that energy from coalescing in a truly transformative way, and so I think this might be a net negative if it doesn't go anywhere, but it is some, it is somewhat cathartic to watch,
01:35:39 but I think that's almost why they allow it to happen, because it is cathartic to watch, and people watch, and they're like, Oh, okay, I feel less worried about my extinction now, because,
01:35:47 because something's happening. Yeah, someone threw a
01:35:49 rock at a cop or something, that's like, Yeah, all right. Well, you know, so the problem is things are gonna have to escalate much further than that, much, much further.
01:36:02 Oh yeah,
01:36:04 so my thoughts are it is a positive, because it is obviously it's a step in the right direction, but there's so much further to go. Oh
01:36:12 yeah,
01:36:14 all right, then we got great Whitey, I think, spelled weird prediction, Chud will be railroaded. The media will report otherwise. Austin Metcalf's killer will get minimal punishment. The media will report otherwise. Chance of summer chimp out high.
01:36:34 Yeah,
01:36:36 well, except for I don't know if the white people will chimp out, you know.
01:36:41 Oh, I thought he meant a black..
01:36:43 do you mean the other way around? No, because if Chud got railroaded, that wouldn't cause a black chimp out. And, oh, I see. Yeah, so he's implying that whites will chimp out this summer. I don't think that'll happen.
01:36:54 We don't chimp out, you know.
01:36:56 There's.. and you know what, there's too many whites that are, and gay Mexicans that are anti Chud, anyway, you know, they won't, they won't even throw their support behind him, so it's, yeah,
01:37:06 yeah,
01:37:07 there's people that they can't even be like on his side, let alone go chimp out, and that's a problem. So, as
01:37:15 white people, though, we need to be careful about this, like don't be the guy that murders, that busts into a room and murders his wife and leaves all that evidence. You need to be the guy that finds out about the affair and then poisons your wife and her lover slowly with a tiny dose of arsenic every other day for like three years and doesn't get caught. Be that guy. We need to be careful. We need to plan
01:37:39 well and actually, in the, in the, in my, my book, Day of the Rope, there's actually one of the characters says, you know, our enemies, they don't, they don't go, they don't kill their enemies, their enemies just die in horrible accidents. You have to think like the enemy, yet they have to, you have to realize that, that you don't go, don't go out and kill your enemies, just like our enemies. They don't do that.
01:38:04 That's why none of them are in jail, you know. The Clintons didn't, she didn't, they didn't kill all those people. There's everyone, you know, they get shot in the back of the head, and they just have unfortunate accidents. And if, as long as your enemies have unfortunate accidents, nothing happens to you. And so that's, you know, just got to keep that in mind. Maybe, maybe the way to go about is through some form of voodoo.
01:38:25 I don't know, but whatever it is, it can't be through anything that you've done, and just, you know, if harm befalls them in some freak accident, then so be it. Alright, then we got aster lists 725 neurotic Mexicans says Wuda thought there would be problems, or Huda thought there'd be problems between people. Bad joke on my part. Have some shekels for support. I didn't get the joke. Huda thought there'd be problems. He spelled Huda weird, w h o o d a thought. thought there would be problems between peoples. Does that?
01:39:07 Yeah, he means like, like, how do we put these black people and these white people together and expect nothing to happen?
01:39:12 No, no, I think he means something like the spelling of Huda somehow. Oh,
01:39:16 really? Are we retarded?
01:39:18 I feel retarded right now, but. but thank you very much. Aster lists 725 nonbinary mojitos. Then we got the Supreme Rabbi Satan has a bunch of black emojis, and so there we go with that, I guess, then we have Foreskin Bear is now a monthly supporter, and then we got Paulo Eagleton says 07 then we got Hammer Thorzine says, quote, don't judge a. Book by its cover, end quote, was popularized from its use in a book written by Edwin Rolf, a Jew whose parents came to the US from Russia just after the turn of the century.
01:40:12 Wow, look at that,
01:40:14 look at that. Yeah, it's amazing that if we had just stopped that one migration, this would be a totally different world.
01:40:20 I know you should almost always judge a book by its color,
01:40:23 or you should always judge a book on whether or not they're their parents came to America around the turn of the century from Eastern. Yeah,
01:40:31 really.
01:40:33 Then we got TMK 1335 says the info in this stream is the ultimate forbidden knowledge. Everyone in a multicultural society is naturally aware of those genetic differences in behavior. It's on the tip of our collective tongues. Well, hopefully future generations are unable to avoid this and make the proper course corrections necessary for our people's survival. TMK 1335 also says we refuse to acknowledge these blatant realities out of fear of social backlash. The answers to our problems are so close, yet so far.
01:41:13 Yeah,
01:41:13 yeah, I mean that this is
01:41:15 why. Go ahead. Sorry,
01:41:17 I was gonna say the solution is easy. It's not a matter of figuring out what it is, it's a matter of doing it,
01:41:23 and this is where women can really shine in the movement, because so much of social behavior is dictated by, like, for women by women. This is why it's important that women are openly racist within their own social spheres, you know. We need more like racist sourdough wives, and that, that influences people more than you know, more than you can possibly imagine. I think the men are, they're coming along quickly.
01:41:50 Yeah, we definitely need women to, to be wise to the Jew and the Warrior Gene. Then we got Revolver 357 and two says sorry to be a wet blanket on last stream, didn't know I was the last Super Chat. Anyway, we had kids before knowing about HD, no regrets. There are cures being worked on with success. W A GMI cheers,
01:42:21 that's the Huntington's disease, man. I'm sorry. I thought that that his question was, would you have kids, knowing that this was the thing I would have answered differently if I knew that he already had had children.
01:42:39 You would have lied.
01:42:41 Well, I mean, what are you gonna do?
01:42:45 See, this is white politeness needs to stop. What are you gonna
01:42:49 do? The kids,
01:42:50 yeah, there's nothing you can do. Yeah, we're obviously not saying, you know, abandon your kids or feel bad for having them, but, but, yeah, it's, it's, it's not, yeah, but it's good that they are working on a, on, on treatments and on cures. That's the reason why we need to have white people in the sciences too, because a lot of this stuff can be resolved with science, and it's gonna look, it's not going to be a black guy that comes up with a cure for that, you know what I mean. So,
01:43:19 yeah, I mean, they haven't made a lot of breakthroughs with neurodegenerative disorders, so I mean I'm not super hopeful about it, but I also didn't need to say that. Let's move on.
01:43:34 All right, then we got Pork Chop Express as replay, gang, Devon, a prior stream you mentioned AI compan, or no, Al Campanis, AI companis, Al Campanis, Dodgers general manager as sports ball watching faggot. I can say his 1968 draft was the best ever. So, yes, that white man was an innovative genius.
01:44:00 What I, what he's talking about is there was an old clip of Tom Metzger talking to some Boomer Zionist on his race realism public access show, and the Boomer Zionist, conservative Boomer Zionist, was like the fact that you supported Al Campanis' racist remarks, and what it is, is he was an old Dodgers manager, the team, the Dodgers, and all he did was on national television said that there weren't as many. It's funny because it goes along with the stream.
01:44:33 There weren't there weren't as many black people in the office side of things. Instead, they were all in the field because they, it required a different skill set, and implied that they just weren't as smart as the white people that had those jobs, and they canceled them, and this was like in the 80s, so this whole canceling thing, I mean, he was out of a job literally within like 48 hours, oh man, and all because he was like, well.
01:45:00 Look, I mean, black people just, you know, it takes a different kind of muscle, you know, like, like, if you watch it, it's, it's, you know, he doesn't even sound, he's not mean-spirited about it or anything, and he died, and he sounded, because he's an older guy, like, he's not even a boomer, he's like Greatest Generation, and so he does, he's, he's totally oblivious that he's even sounding racist, you know, because he's just being matter of fact from like back when people got that
01:45:27 right.
01:45:27 So then we got Yo Jimbo Rockford says after 40 years in DFW, when I visit my mom before leaving, it felt like it will be the last time I see her, this whole thing has made me a wreck. Grown ass man having to choose between parents. Hold on, is there a first part to that that I missed? There is. Sorry, let me hold on. Things got weird. All right, the first part of that was the the Pajits doing rumbles payment processing shit or processing shit the bed Saturday on part three of my super chat. I'm still fighting with them to get my money back.
01:46:13 Anyway, I moved from Dallas to rural southeast Missouri. All right, along and then after 40 years in DFW, when I visit my mom before leaving, it felt like it will be the last time I see her. This whole thing has me, has made me a wreck. Grown ass man having to choose between parents, if any of you are contemplating divorce, figure something out. The consequences to your children are lifelong, and whoever's fault it is, the kids will figure it out and resent you for
01:46:53 it. Oh, sorry, man, it's rough.
01:46:58 That is rough. Well, hopefully, hopefully you can get your, you work that thing out with Rumble, but also, yeah, we're pulling for you, man. This too shall pass. I know that's kind of a cliche, but it's true.
01:47:15 Yeah, I'm really sorry to hear that.
01:47:18 All right, then we have Cassandra says with a very, very generous dono. Cassandra says, Hi, Rebecca. Hi, Devon. Penelope Maynard here. My Twitter account was hacked, hence the radio silence. Missing you both. I was actually just talking about you the other day, actually today, maybe to you, wasn't I.
01:47:41 Yeah,
01:47:42 yeah. So she, maybe we somehow we summoned you.
01:47:50 Yeah, if you ever want to talk, just you can find me on Telegram. I think I'm Blonde Beast on there, or you can shoot me an email, Blonde in the Billy the beast@gmail.com I'd love to talk to you. It's been a long time,
01:48:01 yeah. Welcome back, welcome back. So we have Penelope, who, by the way, has a, has a branded hive out here, although I think, yeah, I think your bees died, though. Yeah, it was a slaughter this winter, and I had a couple more die, actually, or not die. There was a couple I didn't get around to it, and the couple of them swarmed out, so I'm not sure yet, because they're in a bee yard.
01:48:27 I just drove past it the other day to check on them, and there was a couple hives with not a lot of activity. So I'll be going back to investigate further, and I'll tell you what, though, if the bees are dead, I have three swarm traps full of bees, so I'll dump one of them in there, so they'll have bees again. They'll be angry Africanized bees, but they'll, they'll be bees all the same. So, but welcome back, Penelope.
01:48:53 Yeah, we're glad to see you. All
01:48:56 right, we got yo Jimbo. Oh, wait, there's.. oh, we did that one. Now we did Pork Chop Express as Replay Gang last week. You mentioned Jesse Lee Peterson's allegations. Curious if you both support him saying White History Month. Also, do you have an opinion on Brother Nathaniel?
01:49:16 Okay, I do have an opinion. Jesse Lee Peterson has been super cool to me personally, and I don't know about the veracity of these allegations, so I can't really opine about this, and I have no idea what this White History Month thing is. He's, he's an ally of white people, I mean, for, for what it's worth, um, Brother Nathaniel, I thought was cool, but I think that fundamentally he's he's still Jewish, like he's got a Jewish spirit.
01:49:44 And then he hopped on to a Twitter space that I was doing, I don't know, last year, and he was.. it was a really bizarre conversation that kind of made me not like him anymore. So I'm kind of off the Brother Nathaniel train, but he does stand on my corner every once in a while, wave.. Is cross, which I think is cool.
01:50:04 Yeah, I mean, look, I've never.. I've never been a fan of either one, really. So, I don't.. I don't know. I know that, obviously, who they are, you know, they've been always been the periphery. But the problem.. this is something I said a long time ago. A junior movement will never be a Jew in your movement, but you will be the goy in his,
01:50:28 exactly. And I
01:50:30 feel like that is almost always true.
01:50:33 Yeah,
01:50:33 so that's that's just something I would say, and have said, all right, and I'm saying
01:50:40 now
01:50:41 exactly. Then we got the Shadow Band says, Whoa, good topic. I will watch it when I'm sober. And then we got Aurora Bird says, Okay, I'm not sure that's about. Then we got a Risen Ryan says I'm a fan of both yours, but I am ashamedly here to simp for and support blonde. Hope that helps, bud.
01:51:08 Thank you. There
01:51:09 you go.
01:51:09 I appreciate that.
01:51:11 Then we got Tomahawk says it blows my mind when I think about the fact that just 100 years ago if you said whites are superior to blacks, almost everyone would agree with you, how far we have fallen in such a short time, including blacks, by the way.
01:51:25 Yeah,
01:51:26 like most blacks would would agree with that, and in fact, literally all of the peoples of the world, when whites showed up, would agree with that.
01:51:34 Yeah, seriously, they would,
01:51:37 not a joke. Then we have Kitten Mouse says money with a generous dono, appreciate that. Then we got Evergreen Dream says speaking of 90s punks, Ian McKay of Minor Threat wrote guilty of being white after being around black kids in his high school, he's not based, but he caught some flack for that song, as you can imagine.
01:52:08 Yeah, well, I'll tell you, anyone that lives in close proximity to blacks, especially when you're a kid, in your white, you have, you never have a good, it's not very good time. Then we have Night Train with a generous dono who says interest in your thoughts. If there is a God, why would He fill the world with such crap DNA?
01:52:35 Well, I don't know. I mean, my, my feeling on God is that he got the ball rolling, and I don't really know that he's got a hand in our lives. Otherwise, I can't make any sense of, like, the toll of human suffering. But as far as the genetic degradation is concerned, that's our fault for not practicing eugenics. So, I don't know, is do we have to put that on God? That's kind of us, right?
01:53:05 God has has given us the wisdom and the knowledge necessary to prevent interacting with these genetics in any meaningful way.
01:53:17 Yeah, I don't know, like I don't really have a lay a clear idea as to nor do I think humans are capable of having a clear concept of God, and in so I think I view the world in a way that I guess would be similar to what you just said, where, like, if to the degree that there is a creator or a god, I don't think he's out there, you know, like, and then I'll get the niggers and make them do this, and that'll teach the white people that, and then the special Jews will be chosen, and they'll teach the world about, you know, everything, and it's, you know, I don't think that that was like some, I don't think there's like some racial plan, and ultimately I think that's a big impediment.
01:54:07 Honestly, I think that's why there's so many white people who aren't racially conscious, because it creates problems if you've got a religious worldview when you start thinking about race and genetics, it creates some cognitive dissonance there, so I mean we're
01:54:25 obviously meant to live in separate parts of the world,
01:54:30 all right. We're evolved to live in different parts of the world, and and it's unnatural. It's just as unnatural as you know, plucking up a penguin and dropping them on the streets of Las Vegas, you know, it's, it's, it's in fact, I went to, I went to it recently, I went to a zoo, or kind of a zoo, like an aquarium in a desert area, and they had, they had penguins, and it was like in a desert, and it was. Doors, it was indoors, but still they were just standing there, like, like they were on death row, like they were just,
01:55:06 yeah,
01:55:07 staring, like they weren't, none of them, they weren't playing, they weren't swimming, they were just like in this air conditioned, like concrete room with like some water in it, and it was just like, like I was watching, I was like, I mean, I get, I mean, I'm not against zoos, because I kind of get like they're taking one for the team, like they're getting kids excited about penguins, so when they're old, they don't want to create some big corporation that slaughters all the penguins or something like that, but you know, so I kind of get it, but like this sucks for
01:55:36 the penguins, yeah,
01:55:37 right, so yeah, same thing, it look at it kind of, it's got to suck for black people. I think black people would, I mean, they don't think they would, because they would, they know all the white inventions and things they'd be missing out on. But I feel like, I mean, have you ever seen these videos of like Africans in Africa, like they're like the happiest dumb as shit, but like they're the happiest people in the world.
01:55:59 Yeah, they're like you give them a can of soda and it's like you know just made their fucking year you know they'll write language but they'll talk about that forever you know so alright then we got Professor Chaos says I'll check out the replay later here some shekels appreciate it thank
01:56:17 you
01:56:18 then we got Tom a Hawk says Rebecca I've spent my entire adult life trying to find a racist white girlfriend, and I mean, I have really tried. The best I can get are women who disagree with me but tolerate my views.
01:56:33 Well, I don't know, I mean, I think that when a woman really respects you, that you can, you can work on her, and that's the key, like, she, yeah, you can mold her, you, you don't have to find a woman that's already there, but you have to think, like, is she going to resent me or is she going to come along on this journey because she respects me, so I don't know, I think that women in the spirit were, were made, were not born like I would not be like this at all if it wasn't for my brother.
01:57:07 Any woman,
01:57:08 actually. Yeah,
01:57:10 well, any woman that you'd want to marry is a woman that you need to be able to mold her soft little mind on several topics, so you need to keep that in mind. If she doesn't respect your worldview enough to adopt it, then you're going to be, you're going to have a problem.
01:57:26 Yeah, women aren't naturally tribalistic in the way that men are, because we're evolved to survive in the event that our tribe gets taken over by another tribe. So, you need to stop thinking about women like they're men, like our sense of loyalty is just generally not as strong, but once you can get a woman to this place, they become the biggest natural pellets.
01:57:49 They'll be like more based than you. I've seen it. I've seen it happen. My friend,
01:57:54 my friend Robin, like, she doesn't want - she lives in Canada, so she doesn't want to tweet all the stuff that she says in private conversation, the private conversations that we have would, would shock people. She is like ultra, like, I wish everybody knew how based she really was. So, and I think that most of my female friends are like that.
01:58:16 Yeah, I mean, I've look, I've seen it happen. I've seen women who, who they start looking into the Jewish stuff sometimes because of a man, and we're talking like girls that either they were politically disinterested or they're coming from a place of like pure Zionist Magaville, and they're like, you know, they want to like get the ovens warmed up, like, like, as soon as possible. It's crazy how, like, balls wall they go. But,
01:58:46 oh yeah, you want a woman that, that doesn't love Hitler because he just didn't go far enough. That's really where we want to get all the women.
01:58:55 Yeah, and those women do exist.
01:58:58 They do,
01:58:59 all right. Um all right. Well, you're under the threshold, but I'm gonna read it anyway. That chip, this is Maximus Prime, says that chimp experiment was repeated in the 1970s Several researchers were mauled, including the woman who raised and breastfed it. Oh my god, no woman like that. Don't get a woman like that. There was a documentary on it called Project Nim, worth a string.
01:59:26 I'm gonna have to do that. I have to look into Project Nim. That's insane. I didn't know they, they tried it again. It was such a failure the first time that, but if there's footage of her breastfeeding a monkey, we might have to cover that, so we can
01:59:42 do another stream. We can restream your old episode, talk about it with updates.
01:59:48 Yeah, all right. Then we got Beach Guys, also with a very, very generous dono who says, since Penelope popped in, I should too. I've been MIA. Great show. Those guys, well, I appreciate that, beach boys. Yeah, that's it's very helpful. Alright, and that's that's it over here.
02:00:09 Sure, let me go over to my YouTube reload. I guilted you guys into throwing some money at us, and you sure did deliver. Alright, let's go down here, um Outlaws. Let's see.
02:00:24 Pride Assassin says, Devon, check out a movie called Found with the period. It gets super degenerate, but it was made in a budget of $8,000 and did very well. Good enough to fund a sequel. I don't recommend it.
02:00:37 You don't recommend it, or he doesn't recommend
02:00:39 it. Good enough to fund a sequel. I don't recommend
02:00:44 it. The movie found
02:00:47 with the period.
02:00:49 All right, I You may keep going. Yeah, did you need more for me
02:01:07 about looking it up?
02:01:09 No, I just wrote it down.
02:01:12 Gen X Rebellion says I think basic morality is genetic. What are your thoughts? Yeah, I totally agree. I mean, I, I think that it's ordained that that that morality that is outside of the genetic confines is is ordained by God to keep us in line, but I think that basic morality that comes from within, I think it's it's genetic, and that means that it's racial, that's really what that means, yeah, I
02:01:44 would agree too, because, like, I've got, you know, almost all my family, extended family is Mormon, right, but there's, there's some, you know, like cousins, for example, that they decide to go another way with it, and none of them turn evil, you know, like, they, they still, they just stop believing in the church, but they don't - their life doesn't really change, like they might as well go to church the way they behave, and, and I would say that that's all that, like I said earlier, I don't have any extended family in prison or anything like that, and so I think that, especially if you select for that, you know, like a very strict morality, you, after a couple generations, you know, you're going to have, you're going to reap those benefits with the children that you have. So, yeah, semi-atts
02:02:34 has a suggestion for Stream Professor Stack, the Brooklyn Thrill Killers for a bunch of Jewish kids who deleted a black man, but also I think violated at least one woman. Comic books are all Jewish, by the way. The Brooklyn Thrill Killers, you want to drop that in
02:02:50 the Brooklyn Thrill Killers? Got it?
02:02:58 Mike Hunt, the one piece of the puzzle that made everything make sense was someone saying there's no difference between race and culture. You could argue the semantics of that, but it was a red pill for me. Yeah, absolutely. It's such a 2016 point, like it's culture, it's culture, and the old Breitbart thing, like politics is downstream from Colt, you know, this is all Jewish propaganda. Sweaty Betty said, mr. Medicare, is he still alive? I
02:03:29 don't know.
02:03:30 I thought he was dying, he was terminally
02:03:33 dying of cancer for like the entire time I've known he existed. So good
02:03:38 for him, for he says the online right sponsored by the SPLC, Medicare made this video talking about the ACLU paying gays and Catholics to infiltrate the far right. Start at 5215 It's about Nick Fuentes. Is this new Medicare content? Has he been making content this entire time? Then I just thought he was dead. Huh, I'm sorry if you're watching this. Um, have you heard of the Hart family murders? White lesbians murdered their adopted black kids in Portland, Oregon. It's crazy shit. Please consider covering that story.
02:04:09 It's so great. I talked about it ad nauseum on my old podcast, because it's got that story's got everything. Maybe we should talk about it. I'm sure you remember this, Devon, but these two Portland lesbians adopted five kids, I think three of them were siblings, they were all under 10 from like the Houston ghetto, but they did it so that they could get government money, and then they like starved them and beat them, and then the lesbians took some kind of really high dose of Benadryl, and drove the entire right when they were going to get caught, drove the entire family off a cliff,
02:04:48 just like the kids are themselves too.
02:04:51 No, they, they killed themselves too, like we get, we get to knock out five black people and like a set and
02:04:57 lesbians
02:04:58 and lesbians, I'm like, man, this. Story is awesome. The cliff diving lesbians, damn, this is why I'm not an advocate for adoption. It's like these kids would have been better off in the Houston ghetto, obviously they'd be alive still, maybe palata, but some
02:05:16 white people might not have been.
02:05:18 Yeah, if
02:05:19 you just said, like, if they grew up to be feral nigs, they might have, you know, this might have been the best, ultimately the best outcome.
02:05:26 It really was a feel-good story of 2018 or something. Yeah, that was a good one. Paladin YYZ, the Pixie Music series is top notch. Is that you, Devon? Is that
02:05:40 Rocket Pixie, yes, those songs are written by me and made with the help of AI, the music part of it, and then edited, and yes, so if you enjoy those, that you can support me by by listening to those songs on Spotify, add those to your spot. I get, I mean, it's not much, but I get a little bit of money from.. I've actually crazy enough that song, the other.. the other fake band I have is called Pale Siren, and that I'm getting commission from the the plays of some of the songs on from that band, so
02:06:25 awesome.
02:06:26 Yeah, it's not much, it's enough to pay for like the the AI that I use, and and a little bit extra, so it makes it makes money.
02:06:35 Hey, that's that's something sweaty, Betty. Relevant time stance on, I assume the Medicare video about Nick Fuentes being gay, 55 minutes, one hour nine minutes, one hour 15 minutes, an hour 32 minutes, an hour 38 minutes, and 140 Most damning evidence is at 52 minutes. Purity sin gaming mirrored the stream.
02:06:54 Well, now I gotta watch this. All right, I'll watch it after we get off, and then I'm going to watch all the Henry Novak videos, no whack videos. I keep wanting to call him no Novak, because Cameron are gonna be talking about this tomorrow. On the Brits seem to feel like this is a watershed moment, and I hope they're right.
02:07:13 Um, Don Browning, no note. Thank you, President Ape. You owe me a Sammich blonde, that was a huge donation. Thank you so much. Hey buddy, I will make you a sandwich anytime. I may make a mean sandwich, all the sandwiches I'm good at. I'm an excellent cook. Vincent Pendergon, reminder, our knowledge of genetics is subverted and and not as invested. Oh, I see. So, what we may know, be the might be the tip.
02:07:42 Also, food does affect us genetically eating what your ancestors had as healthy. An old cat diet study showed this. Yeah, this should just be intuitive. Like, I believe in intuitive eating. I also believe in intermittent fasting. We've evolved to,
02:07:56 yeah, that's.. I think that's good too. We've evolved to eat a certain kind of food in the same way that plants were evolved, you know, evolved to grow in in certain kinds of soil with certain kinds of sunlight and stuff like that, so yeah, I mean, if you start feeding, in fact, you know, here's an example, that there was that stupid vegan couple that was feeding their kitten a vegan diet, and cats need meat or they die, and so their kitten was like starving to death, because it required meat, like there's something, it's not just protein, there's there's stuff in meat that if cats don't have, they die, and so they were slowly killing their kitten until they finally gave up, and I don't remember if it was taken away from them, or what, but you know, they finally, they, someone saved the cat by, by letting them know that, but it's just, you know, that's that's that
02:08:48 couple a few years ago did that to their baby, and it died,
02:08:52 the, oh, the vegan baby, I remember the pictures of the baby, like, looking like, you know, Skeletor,
02:08:58 why wasn't she just breastfeeding?
02:09:00 Yeah,
02:09:01 for love of God. Oh, we're good. Sorry.
02:09:08 Are you good on your side?
02:09:09 Yeah.
02:09:09 All right. One on
02:09:11 Odyssey. Somebody said,
02:09:12 'Oh, let me go to Odyssey. Oh, we do have one on Odyssey based and Butterfly Pill says regarding a comment from last week asking about pro-white groups, the American Freedom Party seem solid. They appear to have good relations with Nova and have Dr. Kevin McDonald as a founding director. Also, permit me to simp for Blondes Twin Tales based style.
02:09:42 I know this is the most age-inappropriate hairstyle I've ever done, but I felt compelled. I don't know. Show
02:09:49 them what you were gonna wear, though. Show them what you were gonna wear.
02:09:52 My hair before..
02:09:54 no, the glasses.
02:09:55 Oh, dude, I actually need my glasses, Devon. Okay, so I'm like, I just before the stream, I'm like, Devon, you know, sometimes I need my glasses, and he's like, show me your glasses, and I put them on. He goes, like, you can't wear those.
02:10:13 Yeah, that's
02:10:15 I.. it's not like they're fake glasses, I actually need them. Okay? You want to hear me be an old person, you know what I really got these glasses for, for driving at night.
02:10:28 Do you have a stigmatism?
02:10:30 Yeah,
02:10:31 so do I.
02:10:33 Yeah, totally. But it's like the lights and the distance, I'm like, but sometimes I need them when I'm working,
02:10:41 yeah, I got full on blinded by headlights. It sucks,
02:10:44 yeah. Everyone, everyone, shut up. These frames are funny. I like them. Take off my glasses. All
02:10:54 right. Well, I think that's everything, guys. So, are we
02:10:59 caught up on on Rumble, too.
02:11:01 I believe so. Well, it's been real.
02:11:04 Do not forget to buy something on Antelope Hill Code Outlaws. Don't forget to come to my event. It is the Pin Tweet on my Twitter, Blondes underscore tweets. Don't forget to sub to my YouTube channel. I'm Blond in the Belly of the Beast. I also have a show with Cameron McGregor, the great Cameron MacGregor, on Thursdays at noon Pacific Standard Time, it's called The Reset. We will see you tomorrow on that show. Thank you so much for joining us, Devon.
02:11:28 Uh, yeah, Black pill.com will take you to the Odyssey channel. Uh, follow me on Black underscore Pill on Twitter, who, uh, today took away my, my verified check mark, I guess for some reason, and you can obviously, if you're watching on Rumble, same same spot on Saturday at 10 o'clock, and also on Odyssey, and on Bit Shoot will be the Insomnia Stream, and we've got something special for Saturday set up, so see you guys there. In the meantime, have a good rest of your week. Enjoy. I hope you, everyone's enjoying their summer in the good weather, and we'll see you later. Bye,
02:12:09 Bye, bye.