Is This Accelerationism?

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Let me tell you something, I've already put away one bottle of sparkling red wine tonight so anything could f ing happen here. And to be fair, like some of the shit I'm reading and some of the feedback I'm getting and stuff, I'm just like today I'm in that mood where it's like, I don't care. I really don't care. It's kind of.

I'm just kind of shitty. I'm in a good mood. Don't get me wrong, but the stuff that I've got for you tonight, a lot of it's like I don't even care having conversations with people like outside of the streaming world, outside, like not online, like offline conversations and stuff. Like the dimness of the average person never ceases to amazing.

And I'm not even claiming to be that smart. Get your cheese man. Not even a sub True watch. I'm not even claiming to be that smart but I'm talking like with friends and stuff like offline.

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So the reason for that pregnant pause before the show was because I was just reading a dm. I won't mention a Name and we were talking about the conversation that's happening on Bitwave while this show is taking places. I mean, you know, it's funny to me, like it doesn't, it doesn't upset me. So yesterday during the show, somebody joined the chat of the show on Bitwave and Bitwave's a new platform and there's new audiences and you know, Bitwave is trying to sell itself as like, you know, the where like absolute freedom of expression, which I love personally, don't get me wrong.

So somebody came in the chat and just fucking, you know, I'm going to steal a word from nurse because I would never normally use this word. It's not one of my words, but it's more, it's so appropriate for this. Somebody was just spurging in the chat, I just kept repeating, say, say the word ninga. Say the word nigger.

Say the wording over and over and over again and it's like, how can I be upset like that? It's like baby's first rattle. It's like, look, mum, I wrote a naughty word on the book. I said a naughty word.

Oh, I'm so naughty. So I'm Picturing like a 16 year old kid or something in an upper middle class, like, you know, predominantly white gated community probably in day six. Probably like the son of a government employee, a mid level government employee who's just, it's the equivalent of like, it's the equivalent of the preacher's daughter who's a slut, you know what I mean? So this kid probably lives a life where he's not allowed to say rude words because it will reflect badly on family or reflect badly on dad.

So nobody can know. So he goes online and like types in into every chat room and he's, it's like, it's cool, man. I remember being 80s old as well. I remember when I was five years old we used to walk around and go, boobies, vagina.

I get the feeling, I know, it's fucking fun. I get it, man. So it's not offensive, it's not weird or anything, it's just funny to me. But whatever.

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I thought I'd start off with this. The thing is like, so what I was talking about, like the disconnect. When you have offline conversations with people, you don't want to be that guy at the barbecue that nobody wants to talk to because you'll just talk. I've been that guy before, don't get me wrong.

So I've learned from experience. You don't want to be that guy at the barbecue who like, just, if politics gets raised, then you're off like a fucking bolt. Like, you're off like a greyhound out of the blocks. And like, I've done that.

I've been there, I've done that. It never works, trust me. But at the same time, it's kind of like, you know, a lot of people now want to talk about, oh, I'm red pilling orange. Red pilling oranges.

Red pilling horse. You're not red pilling anybody by just dropping information into their lap. Like, if you give people too much information, they'll never be able to. They'll never know how to place it and handle it and catalogue it.

It doesn't work like that. You've just got to give people, like a little bit of something that they care about and then that's what starts the dominoes falling in their brain. Right? But when you talk to people, like, offline and stuff, because we do get into this bubble where we think everybody's like across stuff and everybody's following and everybody knows what's happening and shit.

So I've been paying attention. Ring the bell and get your cheese, man. I've been paying attention to like the recent round of YouTube bannings and I fell into the trap when I was having this conversation with this person of thinking like they would be across this because this is like a left leaning person, but very pro free speech. I was like, well, look at all the recent YouTube bangs and stuff.

And they're like, what? Really? You're not paying attention? Like, no.

I said to them like, legitimately, have you ever wondered why all of the recommended channels on YouTube now remember, once upon a time it used to be like monkey pissing in its own mouth, you know, guy breaks thumb doing carpentry work, shit like that. But now it's cnn, msnbc, Fox News, blah blah, blah. It's all like the corporate media channels that have the top ratings on YouTube. Have you ever wondered why?

And I'm like, well, I've never really noticed. And at that moment it dawns on you, like, you have to explain like two years worth of backstory to get to a level where you can converse on the same plane of understanding. You know what I mean? And it's too much work, it's too much effort.

Here's Johnny. So, you know, thank you. Nightwave radio for the host, DLive TV NightWaveradio, everybody's favorite lover of French women. So like, just to explain like the current round of YouTube bannings to somebody who is pro free speech but like a liberal on the left, I see you now who never really noticed that all of the top promoted channels on YouTube now are corporate media, CNN, MSNBC, etc.

Etc. That they're like paid spots. You're really talking about like at best a year's worth of backstory to get them up to speed. And maybe when I was younger and like more angry and when I still had hope that we could make a difference by having these kinds of conversations with people, maybe I would have started that.

But you know what happens to the guy who starts that conversation at the barbecue? He becomes the guy that nobody wants to talk to. Because the only way to fill somebody in a year's worth of backstory in order to get them to a level of understanding where you can converse on the same level of understanding is to act like a fucking Spurg. It started 12 months ago and then they took off Alex Jones and nobody cared.

And then they took off this guy and took off that guy. It's all about corporate control, corporate sponsorship and pushing, like the corporate Thing, and they call them authority sources, but they're not really authority sources yet. No, no, no, you're not a mate. So when I was having this conversation with a friend yesterday offline about, like, the current state of YouTube bannings, and they said, I really don't understand, Like, I haven't been following, you know what I did, I went, don't worry about it, don't worry about it.

It's too much work. It's too much fucking effort. And every point that you bring up, even though we here know that it's like, established fact, it will be questioned, it will be contested. Like, it's not because they don't know, they haven't been following it.

And they're very much pro free speech, but they just don't care. They don't care where the battleground is. They don't care about the conversations that are taking place. So that brings me to this, talking about the recent round of YouTube earnings.

I'm very privileged, I'm very lucky to be so unpopular that I'm not. I've not been banned yet. I said to another friend who's like, on a similar level to me when it comes to streaming, if they ever get to down to our name on the fucking list, you'll know that they're running out of people to ban, you know, so we're pretty safe for a while. But I have a hate speech strike against my name already for that video where I read Bill de Blasio's tweet in a German accent.

That got me a hate speech strike. So whatever. So Ethan Ralph, through Ralph retort, Land of the Band list of recent censorship targets. So Stefan Molyneux, everyone.

Stefan Molyneux was Now banned off YouTube. Everybody knows Stefan Molyneux. You know, you can agree, you can disagree, you can, like, dislike, but he's always been, like, at least on some level, careful about how he does what he does. Like, he's not a dumb guy, you know, he's a very, very smart guy, I think.

And the way he presents things, you know, like when he's. Even when he's saying things that are offensive to people, he at least does it in a way that's like. Well, I'm presenting this as, like, I've got facts, I've got evidence, I've got an expert on. Let's hear what they have to say, right?

It doesn't matter. And Steph is one of the guys who has been saying for the longest time, well, it's all. But if we can just have a conversation about this. We can just have a conversation and eventually we'll convince people.

And he woke up this morning to the realization that his whole foundation of understanding of how to turn this fucking shit around has been sunk like the Titanic careening into an iceberg. It's not real. It doesn't exist. No more eggs for Molly.

Everyone's First Real Red Pill and master of the Ark of Dafu. This is great writing. We'll refer to it had his nearly 1 million subscriber YouTube channel banned. Among the topics he discussed were philosophy, race realism, anarcho capitalism, MRA issues, peaceful parenting and history.

American Renaissance. That went as well. Everyone's Second Real Red Pill, which is headed up by Jared Taylor. The YouTube channel was banned for discussing race realism and who white advocacy.

I think Barrett Taylor's been on Killstream before. I'm not sure. Could be wrong, could be right. I'm not sure.

Mpi, everyone's npi, Everyone's Most Useless Red Pill, run by Richard Spencer, has had its YouTube channel banned. Nothing of value was lost. Fuck it. Ralph is a smartass.

Richard Spencer has been a welcome guest on the Kill Stream many times and I've defended Richard Spencer twice here and here. So don't at me, bro. Donald Trump's Twitch channel, that was banned. The Donald subreddit that was banned, that's been wiped.

El Chabo Trap House, which is like a lefty socialist podcast. It's fucking huge, mind you. Huge podcast. Probably bigger than any like alt right podcast you can think of.

El Chapo Trap House and they would be like the mirror version of it, you know, just on the Bernie Sanders side of the equation. Their subreddit was banned too, which would lead a lot of people, I think, to be saying, well, at least I got one of theirs, because people are stupid. The website of anti immigration founded by Peter Brimolo was kicked off domain register, so he can't have a website anymore, at least temporarily. They're coming for you.

They're coming for everyone. So how do you fill in somebody? Because to somebody who reads Stefan, think like, remember the conversation I was telling you about? This person who's like left leaning but very pro free speech, doesn't particularly like corporate media.

How do you fill them in? How do you get them to a level of understanding of where we are now? Because if you say to that person, hey, Stefan Molle, you got banned. They're saying, oh, that guy, that's like a.

That libertarian guy. He's not a libertarian, he's an anarchist. That libertarian guy who Talks about, you know, black people having lower IQs than white people. How do you get them up to the point of, like, saying that you understand that there's a purge happening in the online space.

You understand that, like, very specific people are now being targeted and being, like, wiped from Internet history, essentially. And it started with Alex Jones and the Fox News are just in the same boat as the CNNs and the MSNBCs. How do you rip people out of that partisan mindset? How do you get them out of that to just get back to fundamentals?

I ask you, like the title of Tonight show, is this accelerationism? Are we now at a point where I personally think accelerationism is dumb? It's a dumb idea. I tend to think that the people who push accelerationism haven't really considered all of the potential consequences of what they want to happen.

And if they actually got what they want, they would be the last people who would fucking want it. Like a society breakdown situation. And what, you're going to rebuild society out of the ashes and stuff? That sounds like doomsday utopianism to me.

No, no, no. We've managed to get here as a civilization as, like, as a people up until this point. How about we go back to what works instead of trying to reinvent the wheel? That's my basic, you know, foundational thinking on accelerationism.

How about instead of trying to burn it down, we try to stop the fucking fire first? How about we put the fire out instead of throwing petrol on it? But is acceleration happening? Is acceleration isn't happening whether we like it or not?

Just. Just for fun, Because American Renaissance. Jared Taylor, the. Legitimately, the only significant, the only positive thing that baked Alaska has ever contributed to the Internet was a video containing two of my favorite people, Jared Taylor and Tariq Nasheed.

I love both of them for different reasons. You know them both, you probably know Tariq Nasheed more than you know Jared Taylor. Jared Taylor is the guy who ran American Renaissance, obviously, who. He was raised in Japan as, like, a white guy, and he talks about, like, why do we need to hate the white people?

Why can't white people have, you know, their own demands and why can't they vote As a black and obviously trick and shady guy on Twitter who says everybody's a white supremacist. I love both of them. Ring the bell and get your cheese, man. I'm gonna substantiate so legit.

The only, like, the only thing that Baker Lassa has ever contributed to the Internet that was of any value was a debate between, I Didn't want you was a debate between Jared Taylor and Tariq Nasheed. And I think that's the best thing Baked Alaska ever did because he really didn't say anything. He introduced them and then sat back and laughed a lot so he couldn't fuck it up. It was beyond Baked Alaska's ability to fuck things up.

He succeeded in not fucking this up. So just for fun, because everybody's getting banned, let's relive a little bit of the magic. Jared Taylor vs. Tariq Nasheed in a debate on.

These are the memories, ladies and gentlemen, that we'll have to talk. These are the things that we'll have to discuss when we're all locked in the gulag together, because we will have no video record of it. So make the most of it while it lasts. Just a couple of minutes of Jared Taylor and Tariq Nasheed.

Let me have a. I'll push things from a different point of view. I am fascinated by your conviction that. Well, first of all.

Okay, now it's interesting that you said the reason why people are so obsessed with blacks. I mean, it sounds like everything we do has to do ultimately with black people. What we do with Asians, what we do with Hispanics, white supremacists, that's what we do with all these other people is merely a function of our absolute obsession with black people. White supremacists probably think, you know, oh, eight hours of every day at least, wondering what to do about black people.

We're just obsessed with black people. We are thinking about black people 24 hours a day. We wake up in the morning and we stir our hands and roll up our sleeves and think to ourselves, what are we going to do about black people? Shut up, mate.

I'll be skipping anytime by the last two talks because anytime I see you now, I just remember that cop rap video. Sorry, it's like if you would have just say, like, you meet this really sexy girl, like this really pretty girl, and you happen to walk in and catch her shaving her armpits, you'll never look at her the same again. It's over for that woman. So back to lasso.

Whenever I see him now, I picture, you know, a really pretty girl shaving her armpits. I know they have to shave their armpits. I just want to pretend like they don't have to. And when I see them doing it, that's it now, that's all I can see is the razor and the.

And the dead skin falling to the floor and the whiskers on the razor blade in slow motion, you know what I mean? I can't see anything else. I don't see a pretty face, I don't see pretty eyes, I don't see that ass. All I see is like the arm up in the air and with the shik.

So I'm not a fan. Every time I see baked the last game out, all I see is like we love our cops. Yeah, Maga burp. I can't do it.

So I will be skipping anytime. Like Dalaska talks. No, we're not. How do you classify the gym that they should dominate people in this tree?

Non white people. That's what white supremacist is. And all white people are not like that. That's not true.

That's why I don't think a white man and white people are just white. Who are they specifically who are the whites? He doesn't just say white people every h sound. He does.

Who are the white people? I love it. Who believe that we should dominate, control and mistreat black people. But the thing is the white supremacists used to be open about who they were.

Now they're not. Openly have to codify their white supremacists. Also now I use the term suspected white supremacist. I'm not sure suspected white supremacist coded language with the suspected white supremacist, the coded rapists, the suspected pedophiles, the suspected rapists, the suspected armed robbers, the suspected jurists.

What could possibly go wrong? There's no master list of white supremacists. Okay, then how come, how come we got into a situation where white people can't be open about it? That sounds like another failure of white supremacy.

Why do we be very open about systematic white supremacy? You just said they're not open. You just said we have to call them suspected white supremacists. For a long time they couldn't be open about it because they had to codify the language.

Now that we have Trump in office, people are becoming more open about white supremacy now this day and age right now. And isn't that working out well for them? Do you want to see the list of people who are being kicked off YouTube again? Now with Donald Trump in office, the white supremacists are just running wild.

We played a clip of the so called the suspected white supremacist yesterday. Remember the old guy with the urinary tract infection driving around in his golf car with little American flags? Yeah, My power. These are the white supremacists that we're supposed to fear.

They're everywhere. They're in retirement villages all over Florida. Apparently, these white supremacists, and it's working out so well for them. Everything is going their way, isn't it?

Since Donald Trump won the election, the white supremacists are just kicking ass. It's unbelievable. There's never been more censorship. And at the same time, you're being told that there's never been more flouting of censorship.

There's never been more white supremacists. At the same time, when there are no white supremacists getting anybody, you can be a suspected white supremacist. And your Twitter account, your YouTube page, your fucking bank account, your ability to use a credit card will be taken from you. But apparently right now, the white supremacists are in total control.

It's amazing, isn't it? And again, if you're talking to somebody, like, if the acceleration isn't happening, looks like it to me. Whether we like it or not. Whether we like it or not.

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There is word this morning that NBA players jerseys might be taking on a new significance. Preparations to resume the season next month are underway, and the players union and the league are reportedly working on an initiative that would allow players to personalize their jerseys to promote social justice or charitable causes. What could go wrong? Let's put social justice messages on the jerseys themselves.

I don't see any downside, do you? Let's carry on. So that means last names could be replaced with phrases like black lives matter or even I can't breathe. Do it.

Do it. Do it today. Do it right now. Replace everybody's last name on their shirt with I can't breathe or black lives matter.

See, people in the chat are going, no, no. Oh my God, no, no, no, you're wrong. Do it. Do it.

Absolutely. Do it right now. Do it today. Because here's the thing, this shit isn't stopping.

You know, someone yesterday, yesterday another friend of mine offline said something like, why are you talking about things like the Golden Girls and shit when there's more important stuff going on? I'm like, because the Golden Girls being banned for blackface and the changing of company names because they're offensive and stuff and all that PC bullshit, that's not happening. Like, those are not isolated incidents. It's part of a pattern and it's allowed to happen because people like you say, oh, what are you talking about that for?

Who cares? It's only one company, blah, blah, blah. The point is, it's just going to keep going. It's just going to keep escalating.

It's never going to stop. I asked you the question again. Is this accelerationism? See, a lot of people on the right in the last few years have been talking about, oh, accelerationism, accelerationism, accelerationism.

What if you're being accelerated by the other team? Have you even fucking stopped to consider that? Right? People, people like on the right.

Like the Christchurch shooting, for example, he was an accelerationist. He was like, well, I'm just going to push it forward. So they start going really oppressive with the government, start trying to take guns off people and that will force people to rise up. What if you're actually being pushed by the other side to do that?

Like, you think that you're controlling it. You think that you. That's the thing. A great quote.

I forget the guy's name. He's on Info Wars a lot. He's an author, he writes fiction books, he has a great quote. There's a difference between having a plan to ride the tiger and riding the tiger, you know, like the Mike Tyson quote, right?

Everybody's got a plan until they get punched in the fucking face. So you think that you're driving this acceleration. Like, for example, hey, let the Democrats burn their cities to the ground. Who cares?

This is going to show the whole country. This is going to show all of Americans that the Democrats are terrible at their job. Let it fucking go, Right? But what if they're actually pushing you instead of you pushing them?

Don't be so arrogant to think that the other team and I always try to break people out of this team mentality. Don't be so arrogant to think that the other team is not doing the thing that you're doing, but just doing it fucking better. Just consider it. I'm not saying it is.

Just be open over Edge of the diamonds. You have to admire successful morons. If they start putting like Black Lives Matter on the shirt, I can't breathe on the back of the fucking basketball shirt. Let him do it.

Go do it. Do it. I want you to do it. It's like the same, you know, pick up the gun.

I don't want to pick up the gun. Pick up the gun. Come on. Do it.

I want you to pick it up, Bad boy Zed. You know, right? For Pulp Fiction. You want that gun, don't you, Zed?

Pick it up. I want you to pick it up. The NBA Players association president revealed this in an interview with the website the Undefeated. He says the move would give a voice to the voiceless and give players a new way to express themselves.

A new way to express themselves. Imagine a multi millionaire, worldwide phenomenal athlete and saying that you need a new platform to express yourself. Is this accelerationism? Because as far as I can see, like we've gone through, I was talking about the YouTube.

There's a whole bunch of people who no longer have a platform anymore. There are people's platforms that are being removed from them on the hour. Another hour passes, bang. Another 20 platforms gone.

Another hour passes, bang. Another 50 platforms gone. Another hour passes, Bang. Another 100 platforms.

A thousand platforms. Get rid of them all. And the only platforms that remain, the people who occupy those platforms say that they don't have a platform is this acceleration. How about.

Let's do this one. Let's check in. We've been covering Chaz because I find it strangely erotic, the whole Chaz situation. The Chaz situation for me is by far as like a 20 year political watcher.

As somebody who grew up with politics being discussed at the kitchen table by German immigrants, mind you, after World War II, so none of this softcore to them. I'm like a fucking soft core liberal, borderline communist. The people I was raised by, if that's worth anything to you. Truthwatcher no American flags are no American flags.

Go get rid of them. That doesn't work so well in the Chinese market. So the Chaz thing is one of the most extraordinary things I've seen in 20 years of watching politics. I'm fascinated by it.

It's like a dead body that I need to poke with a stick, you know, like, how could this happen? The most powerful country on earth spends hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars protecting the borders of Middle Eastern countries in Iraq and Afghanistan and fucking Israel. But can't protect one city in their own borders. They can't protect their own border with Mexico.

They're not allowed to do that. But they'll spend billions and billions and billions of dollars protecting the borders of fucking Israel. It's amazing to me. Robbie don't care Good Of Syria.

Robbie don't care for the diamond where's the window of life. When we get it. It wasn't that a fucking great weekend. They say that was another great thing that was ruined by people.

The window of life was good for like a 48 hour window, pardon the pun. And then after that it just started going downhill. But we had. Wasn't that a hell of a time?

The window of life. God bless the window of life. That was something. So let's have a look.

Let's check in with Chaz and see what's happening. Somebody in the chat asked, did you say that you find Chaz erotic? Yeah, I do. Strangely erotic, though.

Strangely erotic. It's the kind of erotic where like you're turned on by your cousin, you know it's wrong, but you can't help but get an erection. I told you, I'm in one of those news today. No, I don't have any hot cousins.

I'll settle for the ugly ones. Let's see what's going on in these strangely erotic nation of Chaz. Chance moments broke out today at the occupied zone in Seattle known as Chaz. Protesters faced off against cops and city workers who were apparently sent there to move the barricades.

After all these weeks of occupation don't come. The standoff comes that small business owners say they are fed up with chop, which stands for Capitol Hill Organized Protest. I don't care. I'm speaking with Chaz.

I don't care. If you want to call it chop, I'm calling it chaz. Who is this guy? Joseph Wannable?

Who is this guy? First of all, it looks like he's wearing a skirt. I don't know if that helps you or not in any way, shape or form, but it looks like the security guard from Chaz is a man wearing a skirt. And he's got those.

He's got those meaty calves where, you know, he does a lot of standing but not a lot of moving. You know what I mean? Like, the blood and the fat just like goes down and sits in the calf region. But he doesn't do enough exercise to like turn it into muscle.

So it just kind of coagulates there. You can tell by the shape of the calves. Like, the knees are very skinny, but the calves are very fat. And he's wearing like the Doc Marten boots and the socks pulled up because he's covering his cankles.

That's not a kilt, Jim. N word. Jim Edwards saying that's a kilt. That is not a kilt.

It's got a fucking drawstring hanging out the back of it. Look at it. That is a skirt all the way, my man. That is a fucking skirt with, like an elastic hanging out the back of it.

And a kilt. Like there's. You don't wear kilts around your waist. A kilt is a full body covering.

When it's done properly, it covers the whole body. It's one piece of material that goes all the way around. You wrap it up. People think the kilt is like a skirt that you strap on.

That's bullshit. That's like the Americanized version of a kilt. That's a kilt that you wear to a wedding or a fucking high school formal dance. That's not a real kilt.

The real kill is one long piece of material. Don't ask me how I know. That's a tab on the stream. That's got the elastic hangout back of it.

And I might suggest that. I'm not even sure it's a guy because if you look, there's hips. It's got hips on it. It looks like a cheek.

Big cheek. Thank you. Lady Anna learnt that his tampons string, the tetlon strings are a popular one. I tend to agree with Lady Thor.

I think that's a woman. Because you can see. You can just make out a little outline of the hip there. And I.

I know. I was about to say I know the way women think. I don't know the way women think. I definitely know the way fat, ugly women think.

A fat woman who is concerned with her legs. Right. Because the legs are like an erogenous focal point for men and women are aware of it. So we've got the white pasty legs, which probably have some kind of varicose veins.

What's your tartan boogie? It's mainly white with some red and some blue and some green. Like very fine, very thinly. So you have the fat calves with the pasty white skin.

It doesn't see a lot of sunlight. You've got varicose veins popping out of that shit, I'm guessing. And then see the socks pulled up in the dock marked moods. They're to hide the kangals, you know, where the calves go into the angles and it becomes a kangal.

Like, you can't make out the shape of an angle. So I suspect it's a female. Well, owns an apartment building just outside the occupied zone and wondered whether it sounds beautiful. Yeah.

But to be fair, like, it's only my name. Like, most of my family background is German and there was like one grandfather who came from like a Scottish background. So, like, I can't lay claim to it because it's really not my thing. But if you trace the name, the family name back, that's where they were.

And apparently, if you want a little fun, little fact. And again, I'm not claiming to be part of any fucking clan or anything because it's only one guy, only one dude. So you can't really claim that. But if you trace his name back, the family name was actually part of a bigger clan.

So they didn't have their own clan and were part of a different clan. And this clan was on the run for trying to assassinate one of the kings. So that's fucking fun. When you look at this show, DNA were criminals.

Exactly. We're criminals. So there you go. But again, I'm not lying clang to any of that shit.

This guy was following him and the Inside Edition crew he calls 911. That's why he keeps following you, because he's saying him. It's not him, it's a her. Obviously Wannable and other local business people have just filed a class action lawsuit using the city of Seattle of enabling the occupation of chop making.

I feel abandoned completely and 100% abandoned. Yeah, you black. You're a white guy. This guy's a white.

This guy's a white owner of apartment of an apartment building. Who gives a fuck, right? Why should he be allowed to. You can't own property.

Dude. You can't own property. Why should he be allowed to own property in the first place? He's an oppressor.

He's white. Fuck him. Fuck him and his stupid business. It's sort of done.

Get the hell out. We are claiming this land as the property of Chaz. Now you're out of there. Bill Donner owns the Label Printing.

Another white guy. It's just. It's just white people. White people are the only ones complaining about it.

Looks of it. They put up barricade. Look what they've done to his business. Look what they've done to his business.

Put out barricades. Come on now, show us the storefront. Bill Donner owns the Label printing company. Richmore.

Look what they've done to the front of his shop. Isn't it beautiful? He's got the name of the business right. Rich mark.

I bet he voted a certain way for a long time. Yeah, he's a rich mark that we can take advantage of. Kitty being a shadow. Exactly.

Typical white man thinking they can own shit. Is this accelerationism? Here's Chaz Accelerationism. You know why I say that, like, genuine point here because how many people, right, how many people have you noticed recently turn into fucking fascists?

Like not, not legit, like, I'm not gonna say legit fascists, right? But how many people have you seen turn into people who like send in the fucking army and shoot them and drag them out and stuff? How many people have you seen like turn into that, like overnight because of chads? How many people on the right are now demanding, demanding, like riot squads go in there and beat people over the head with f cking batons?

You know what I mean? I'm not saying it's right or wrong. I'm just posing the question, is this accelerationism, is this getting people on board with the idea of supporting the police state, supporting heavy handed policing? The irony is a month ago we were all against the police.

We were all against the. Let me not end the sentence there. We were all against the police using heavy handed tactics, right? We didn't want the police like going over the top.

We hated the police dragging people out of their cars for no reason. We hated the police arresting people for walking around on the street. We hated the police intimidating people who were protesting the lockdown laws. But now we want the police in there.

Now we want the tear gas, now we want the baton strikes over the head. Is this accelerationism being pushed by the left? It's like, I've made this point before. Not that long ago, everybody was against the social tracking software until some fucking idiot on Fox News came out and said, oh well, the social tracking could be used to track down all the riders and loot looters and the protesters.

And everyone was like, oh cool, great idea, let's use the social tracking to track down the looters and the riders and the protestors. Exactly, yeah. Teddy Spaghetti. I still hate the police, only now I hate to riots more.

That's a genuine point. Like that's a legitimate thing because I said this before too. For like two days, three days, there was unity on policing whereby everybody agreed that what happened to George Floyd shouldn't happen. Nobody should have like their death filmed on the street at the hands of a cop.

Everybody was on board with that. But then certain people had to go and fuck it up and turn it into like, oh, we need to ban the Golden Girls. We need to change the fucking labels on syrup bottles. We need to take Gone with the Wind off tv.

We need to do all of this auxiliary shit. And that's when the sympathy tank ran dry. And now People at the end of this process, we're not even at the end of it. Don't get your hopes up.

But at this point in the process now people are like, well, send in the fucking right police. Hit them over the head. Fuck them. You know what I mean?

Is this all just acceleration? Are you being played? How about this one? This I think is very cute.

This comes from cnbc, to be fair to NBC. Like, I think CNBC is like their business channel to be fair to them. They do some really good stuff. We did a video, I think one of the podcasts, if you go back in the archive, called Tasty Birds of Freedom, where they break down the Chick Fil?

A business model. And it's not political in any way, shape or form. Because at the time I was getting upset, I was kind of annoying that people were saying, oh, Chick Fil A is so good. Chick Fil A is so successful because they're maga.

And it's like, no, that's not good enough for business. You can't just be MAGA and then be successful in business. That's not going to help you survive. So when you go into the details, it's a whole bunch of things like the company culture, the low cost of entry, the way they train staff, the way they retain staff from when they train them.

And like a lot of staff stay on board. Like the benefits of the staff get all. There's all. There's like 95% of it is non MAGA related, which is why Chick Fil A is as successful as it is.

But it was fucking annoying seeing these people with red hats on Twitter everywhere going, yeah, Chick Fil A, they're successful because they love Trump. It's like, no, no, they're successful because they run a good fcking business. Just lucking Trump isn't good enough to be successful in fucking business. Especially in fast food, which has to be one of the most competitive businesses in the fucking world.

Fast food. Everybody thinks they can run a fast food chain, you know what I mean? And these guys are like slugging the other people and they do it starting from like, I don't know what it is. Well, it's at least, you know, like a 15% negative profitability because they only open six days a week as opposed to seven, aren't they?

So. And they're still like the number three chain in the United States and North America. So they're doing a whole bunch of other things, right? Not just wearing red hats to go drop, drop, drop, drop.

And then of course predictably like fucking clockwork when one of the bosses of Chick Fil a comes out and says something like, oh, we support Black Lives Matter. The same people who were sucking their dicks six months ago, go, Chick Fil A's Maga. They're Christian, they love us. We fucking love burger.

They love Trump. The same people, they're like, chick Fil A, I'm never gonna eat her again. And here I am just fucking laughing like, going, you people are fucking dumb as dog shit. Stop getting sold.

But if you get to the point where you're. If you get emotionally invested in a fast food chain, that's a you problem. I'm sorry. Like, just.

Just eat the burger and shut up. If you're. If you're going to a fast food chain to make a political statement, you have become a tool of the trans fat community. I eat a Chick Fil A because I support Donald Trump.

Really? I eat a Chick Fil A because I like the sandwich. I didn't know there was any other reason to eat at a restaurant. You know, the sandwiches taste like dog, but they're maggots, so I'm gonna eat it.

Okay, Whatever. I mean, what do you spend, like three bucks fucking making a statement. Make a mistake with my wallet. Let's say I thought this was very cute.

Cnbc, they're talking about what companies can learn and what companies can learn. Now, in light of the George Floyd protest after the Me Too movement, Lazy because we moved on from Me Too. We're no longer Me Too. Me Too was so 2019.

Now we have a new trend. Now we have a new fad to get behind. We love our new trends. So how about this?

What can companies do? Because we touched on this a little bit yesterday, what have companies learned from Me Too to where we are now to. I can't breathe. Fuck a Twitter video always let you down.

Come on now, try this again. By protests, many corporate executives have committed, at least locally, for racial equality. But contributing to systemic change requires more than press release. CNBC contributor Joanne Lippman writing today that as CEOs implement action plans to disrupt systemic racism in the United States, they can reflect on the MeToo movement.

For some ideas on what works and affecting change and what doesn't, let's bring in Joanne Lippman. She is a distinguished fellow for journalism at the Institute for Vancouver and Princeton. She's also CNBC contributor. And what is she, the professor of journalism at the Advanced fucking School of Princeton or some shit?

I don't know. She's got a Lot of school names in front of her title, which already gets my eye twitching. You kind of already know where we're headed with this, but let's give her a chance. You never know.

Could be good. Joanne, I know that for several years now you've been traveling and talking to male executives, talking to them about the MeToo movement. And what you've seen happen there shows you a lot of parallels to the corporate response we're seeing right now to the Black Lives Matter movement. What are we seeing there and how do you think this kind of.

The corporate response to the Black Lives Matter movement. Oh, this is good. Plays out from here. Yeah, thanks, Becky.

So there are. Yeah, thanks. A lot of parallels between what's going on now and the MeToo movement. And also there's a lot of parallels between what's happening now and the MeToo movement.