The Next Evolution Of CHAZ

Hello there, good morning, good afternoon and good evening, whatever. Thank you for joining us. I hope you had a lovely weekend because I certainly did, as always, so much recommend a drink, cheap box, nice recommendation. Snack land, grand no name crackers.

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I have had many nights of long sleep because the darkness is about to descend. Just when we thought, just when we were starting to get heartbroken. I know I was. I don't know about fucking you.

I don't know about you guys, but man, like at the end of last week, I was really bummed. I was down, I was out. You know why? Because something that had become very close to my heart, Chaz was starting, it was winding up, it was going away and I was like, oh, man, just, just when I was getting attached to this social experiment, you know, like the scientific part of my brain really enjoyed just looking, looking at Chaz as Gary Vance enjoyed Gary Vance Waveforce.

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So Gary will be first cab off the rank when we come back in the second half of the show if you want to get on tonight. So, you know, as Gary, like enjoyed for me, Chaz was like Gypsy and duck. It wasn't like Gypsy and Dart Vander just steals a diamond. Gypsy, who did you steals the diamond from?

Gypsy. Good evening. Yes, good evening. For me, Chaz was like poking a dead body with a stick.

You know, I just had to pay, I had to keep watching it. It was strangely erotic to me. Like finding your Cousin attractive. Winning TV with Dun follow WinningTV.

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So at the end of last week, I was really sad because Chaz was winding down and here you had this community led ground groundswell of support for average normal people in the community who are oppressed by the police and whatnot, whatever the fuck I was saying, handing out free food, handing out little trinkets, you know, making. I think, I think we can all agree, making the world a better place. And actually, I've just been reminded of an article that I read earlier today which I need to bring up because I don't have in my rundown because I'm very ill prepared going on about two hours sleep today. So that's all right.

Don't worry, we'll get through it. Ah, here we go. That's the one. Thank you very much.

Because we're gonna have to. We're gonna have to dissect the death of Chaz before we talk about its rebirth, its evolution. Sometimes things have to go away in order for other things to make their way. And when Clown World closes a door, it doesn't open a window, but it does leave it inviting.

With some VCRs and televisions and computer equipment inside. It makes. When Clown World shuts a door, it makes it enticing for somebody to break in through a window. And that's what we're going to do tonight.

Metaphysically, of course, we're going to break in through the window and see the evolution of Chaz Chaz 2.0, ladies and gentlemen. And let me tell you, you can rarely say this about a sequel. It is so much better than the first one. I can't fucking wait.

So we'll get into that. We've got some other stuff as well. And like I said, in the second half of the show, I've got some random bits and pieces I can go through. But if you want to call in, have your say, have a chat, jump on the discord, jump in the general chat and we'll get you on the second half of the show.

Should be fun. So before we get to any of that, ladies and gentlemen, of course, if you'd like to become a full time supporter of the show, then leave all my means to patreon.com will be bunny become subscribed by hitting that subscribe button, referred podcast player. And of course, if you would like to celebrate the evolution of Chaz, Chaz has metamorphosized from a disgusting caterpillar into a beautiful butterfly. As far as I'm concerned, we're going to explore it all tonight.

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Down in that corner now that corner, doe over there, streamlabs.com all right, so let's go. Tonight's first item was sent to me by Lucifer Sam, who joined us on Friday night. Everybody enjoyed Lucifer. I thought it was a great chat.

We gave him two hours on the show. We gave him two hours on the show. And my dear friend Steph, who I love, don't get me wrong, love, heart of pure gold does Stefan have. I gave Lucifer literally double the amount of time that I give any other guest two hours.

So it was a three hour show. Lucifer Sam got two of those three hours. I get a message from Steph. You should have let the guy talk more.

Thanks, Steph. Jesus fucking Christ, if I let him talk more, we'd still be doing the episode now. Fuck. Thanks for your feedback.

Yeah, Cunt. We like Steph. We love Steph. So our next item was sent through by Lucifer Sam, and he asked, what the hell is going on down there in Australia?

He's talking about. This is a fantastic story. These kinds of stories are the reason that I get up in the morning. If you're listening to the podcast, allow me to read the headline from this Guardian article for you.

Upward thrusting buildings ejaculating into the sky. I just want you. I just want you. I want to put.

I want to put you in a place of complete and total relaxation for this article. Ladies and gentlemen, imagine for a moment that you can breathe for your pussy while we read this Guardian piece, which is very important. Upward thrusting buildings ejaculating into the sky. Do cities have to be so sexist?

Remember, remember the good old days when it was just the rockets that people were concerned about? I remember in the late 2000s reading articles for fun about how rockets need to be. Obviously not written by like say, aerospace engineers or anything like that. They weren't written by people who work in fucking NASA.

Put it that way. But I remember reading like feminist blogs in the late 2000s who were complaining that rockets were shaped like penises. And the whole. I swear to God.

And I said the shape of the rocket needs to be different because the penis going the, you know, the metaphorical penis leaving our atmosphere does not give enough credit to the females who helped put that penis into outer space. I'm not even fucking joking. Maybe one day because I've got an old hard drive somewhere where I've kept all of these articles. I used to save them all and put them in files.

I don't do that anymore. But I do have one of my hard drives laying around and has all of these links in it. Feminists were angry that the rockets were too penis shaped. And then people wonder like they're like boogie.

How did you know that we would get to this point where it's clown world and everything's going crazy? It's like, were you not paying attention? Were you not reading what these university professors in some cases were writing about in 2005 or 1999 or 2010? Do you not see what's happening here?

We know, we knew all along that it would get to this point that cities would be deemed sexist because the buildings look like painters. Because we already read the rocket storage 15 years ago. Upward thrusting buildings ejaculating into the sky. Sounds hot if you ask me.

Debbie does. Everywhere glass ceilings and phallic towers. I haven't even read this yet. I have.

I swear to God, I swear on all of your graves, including my own, that I've not read one word of this article yet. Just a headline. Coffee Talker with Diamond. Thank you.

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Hopefully the topic of Cue comes up Feelings and other female related Internet topics. I'm looking forward to that. Thank you for joining us. Glass ceilings and phallic towers.

Mean streets and dark alleys. Road names and statues of men. From the physical to the metaphorical. The city is filled with the reminders of masculine power.

But what about that waxing salon? Coffee talks and with Diamond. Fun, fun, fun. Thank you for the resub.

Amberlinger. A building no matter how phallic. That's twice in one paragraph they've used the term phallic. Now there is a general rule when it comes to creative writing.

You don't want to repeat the same word, like from one sentence to the next, unless you're doing it for a very, very, very, very specific reason. So when you use the term phallic, I would have come up with some other kind of, you know, get out the thesaurus, find some other word for penis you've already used. Phallic, I don't know. Rape meat.

Can we say that a building, no matter how reminiscent of rape meat, that might have been more appropriate. Maybe we should have written it that way. Isn't exactly. Isn't exactly misogynist, is it?

Surely a skyscraper isn't responsible for sexual harassment. Surely. Who knows though? Let's not write it off the wage gap or even the glass ceiling, whether it has a literal one up top or not.

That said, our built environments can still reflect patterns of gender based discrimination. The fuck stick here. Despite our buildings looking like fuck sticks, our built environments can still reflect patterns of gender based discrimination. To imagine the city and its structures as a neutral place, then why does every tunnel feel like a vagina?

Can anybody answer me that? Can anybody answer me that? Why does a tunnel feel like a vagina? Maybe I'm going into them wrong.

Who knows? Minister of Fun Kimmy Rape culture man, am I right? Oh, so much more Kimmy, I assume. Like I said, I haven't read the article yet.

To imagine the city and its structures as neutral places where complicated human social relations are staged is to ignore the simple fact that people built these places. As the feminist geographer, a feminist geographer, we used to think the earth was flat, but now we know the earth is sexist. A feminist geography. All of the mountains look like bulges at the front of the earth's underpants.

How oppressive. We need to flatten everything and build more trenches. We'll call them love trenches. Equality, Equality.

Holes, damn it. To imagine the city in its structures as neutral places where complicated human social interactions are social relations are staged is to ignore the simple fact that people built these places. As the feminist geographer Jane Darke has said, quote, our cities are patriarchy written in stone, brick, glass and concrete. In other words, cities reflect the norms of the societies that build them.

And sexism is a deep rooted norm. Cities reflect the norm of the societies that build them. Interesting theory. I wonder why then so many societies live in fucking grass and mud huts?

This really is an own goal. Surely you have to. Surely you have to concede that point. Why do so many societies live in grass huts and eat dirt then?

Are they reflective of the society's values? Interesting. Interesting theory. I'm such a boring person.

I actually know why high rise buildings exist. You want to know why? It is? It's boring, but also interesting, depending on your level of nerdiness.

The reason that high rise buildings exist is because of the invention of air conditioning. Believe it or not, I once spent hours studying air conditioning and the history of air conditioning because I'm a very boring person. So before air conditioning was a thing, office buildings would only go so high, maybe like five or six levels. Reason being because during the summer it would get unbearably hot in the top levels.

Too hot for people to work in. Right. Buildings had to be constructed facing a certain way so they wouldn't get the hot afternoon sun. They have to put awnings on the outside of the windows to try and keep the heat off.

Because when the hot. When the heat was high, obviously in the office, production went low. So when they came up. Yes, really.

So believe it or not, so when they invented air conditioning, they were able to stack more people into the same building and build it higher and production went through the roof and everybody was f cking happy. Air conditioning is essentially like. Again, believe it or not, do your own research. Air conditioning is essentially the thing that fueled the financial revolution after the 1950s.

I swear to God. Thank you for the diamondbuggies. Because of the air conditioning, we were able to get more people into the same amount of space into the same office building that could build it higher. That means builders were getting more money, people were getting more creative, and people were more productive at the same time.

Thank you for the diamond, Katie Read. It's all thanks to air conditioning. Which is why I suspect feminists spend so much time bitching about fucking air conditioning. Because they know.

You might not know, but they know air conditioning fueled the capitalist, you know, rise after the night. After the second World War. More than just about India, more than the destruction of the European factories, you can thank air conditioning for the rise of Wall Street. Sounds ridiculous, but it's true.

As far back as 1977, an American poet and professor of architecture named Dolores Hayden. I love that name. Dolores wrote an article with the explosive headline Skyscraper Seduction. Skyscraper Rape.

Yes, yes, I knew we did a rape reference in it, didn't you? I'm so happy that I'm gid at this. I'm so happy about this article. Thank you so much, Lucy, for sending this one through.

Skyscraper Rape, ladies and gentlemen, Mulver Gipple. One for the sci fi fans. Hayden tore into the male power fantasies embodied in this celebrated urban form, You see, as far back as 1977, the writing was on the wall. We knew that we were coming to the end.

Sky raper. Kitty being the cat. Well done. The sky rapers.

Are you talking about aliens? No, I'm talking about buildings. We found somebody. We found a group of people that are more eccentric to the Roswell people.

The Roswell? I was raped by an alien. Well, I was raped by a building. Wow.

These people are fucking nuts. I have a jar of alien urine in my basement, but I've never been dragged by a fucking building. The office tower, she wrote, is one more addition to the procession of phallic monuments in history, including poles, obelisks, spires, columns and watchtowers. Yes, okay, I get it.

Men do like to build things that resemble their penis. I'm sorry, we like our penises. We're not getting rid of them, we enjoy them. I'm sorry, you can build a statue to your vagina if you want.

That's fine. Nobody cares because we're just gonna fuck it anyway. That's what we do. Is that how we roll?

My skyscraper penis is gonna fuck the shit out of your tunnel hole. Trust me. Where architects unironically use the language of base shaft and tip. Over into the diamond.

What does she think flying buttresses were? God knows. God only knows. While drawing upwards, thrusting buildings, ejaculating light into the night sky.

If the sexism of the city began and ended with architectural symbolism, it hasn't. It didn't. It didn't. People, people in third world tribes that are thousands of years old have been constructing monuments to glorify their penis for a long time.

It's just been a thing that's been around for a while and trust me, male or female, most people on Earth enjoy a good dick when they get one. Everybody loves penises. Sped d, they give him the diamond. Happy Monday, bookie and boogers.

Thank you so much for joining Spend D, co host of the Sunday Night Shit Show. Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a shout out to the Sunday Night Shit show coming up a little later on. Trust me what modern society and what the modern culture is trying to tell you. That penis is so offensive and awful and stuff is garbage.

The overwhelming majority of people on Earth love penis, whether you're the owner or the recipient. Everybody loves dicks. We love them as people, as a race, as a species. We love penis.

We love having penises. We love getting penises. We love playing with penises. We enjoy their company.

We can't get enough Dick. So why shouldn't we build statues to the penis? Genuine question. It's like the one thing that unites everybody on earth.

We all love dicks. Dicks and booties. Listen to this. They matter to me as a mother.

As a mother. They matter to me as a busy professor who often finds herself in strange cities wondering if it's okay to pop into the neighborhood pub alone. Ask any woman who's tried to bring a pram onto a bus stop. You talk to Sydney with Diamond.

I totes love the penis. I love them too. I love them in a different way than you love them. Granted, but I still love them.

Well, I don't love them. I just like this one. I love the one I have. I don't want to see anybody else's.

Ask any woman who's tried to bring a pram onto a bus, breastfeeding a park or go for a job at night. She intuitively understands the message the city sends her. This place is not for you. Because you see, there's too many penis shaped buildings around.

That's why women don't go jogging at night. Because the city is filled with phallic representations. Gary Vantilich has now second guessing Gary Vantelich has Dairy Greeting being the first to put his hand up to come on the show on Discord. Why Gary, what's wrong with this great topic.

Yet the city can be a place of great freedom. The anonymity of urban life breeds possibilities easily stifled in a claustrophobic small town or suburban enclave. Education, work, pleasure, politics. The city broadens our horizons and gives us choice.

Our foremothers, Our foremothers. Interesting forefathers I guess would be too penis related. Blue Freakman on the chat. Even lesbians use dildos.

There's a great line from a comedian. I think he's a Canadian. I can't remember. I can't remember his name, but I just remember this line.

He said, I think lesbians should be banned from using dildos. They made their choice. I couldn't agree more. You can't say that you're a lesbian and then have, you know, a penis shaped object.

Fuck you. You take us as we are or you take nothing. You don't get to pick and choose. During the Industrial Revolution, the populations of European cities and many others in the colonised world grew rapidly.

They became flashpoints for moral panic about how gender norms were changing. The teeming streets threatened the neatly defined spaces that kept the classes apart, increasing the risk that women especially would have their virtue tainted by rubbing shoulders with workers. Immigrants, poor people and the other echoing department stores from New York ladies mile. New spaces and entire urban districts were built with the intention of controlling high status white women's exposure to the messy public realm.

After all, what would be worse than being considered a public woman? Good question, Guardian. At the other end of the spectrum, those who fell into grinding poverty or sex work were also in need of tight control lest their failings infect others. Working women were blamed for the breakdown of the traditional family and its consequences.

Namely, men strained into gambling and alcohol addiction. Listen. Listen to this shit that they're writing. In order to justify this ridiculous theory that cities are sexist because buildings look like dicks, because a building looks like an erect cock, we have to talk about.

Oh, well, there was poverty and prostitution back in the 1850s. These people are just fucking mad. You are star graving mad. You want to know why people don't take you seriously?

It's got nothing to do with the fact that you have a vagina in the first place. It's because you do things like this. That's why. This is why.

It's because. It's because you talk about a poem written in the 1970s that refers to skyscrapers as penis shaped tools of rape and expect to be taken seriously. And we all laugh at the fact that you expect to be taken seriously. That's why you don't get taken seriously.

Because you are insane. Because you are fucking mad. Mad as a cut snake. I'm sorry, there's no other way to put it.

I wish I could help you out. Maybe good dicking would help. Maybe. Maybe good dicking.

Hey, they're not all bad. You might enjoy it. You know, people get upset when the feminists say things like, oh, incels, you need to get laid. Well, how about it?

Maybe some of the feminists need to get laid. If you're walking around a major city and seeing buildings and you think of a penis, I tend to think that you haven't been dicked in a long time. You know what I mean? Ring the bell and get your cheese, man.

Thank you for the gifted Subway TV Mystery Fun. Kimmy says, where's the shredder? We need it now more than ever. Do you want to shred this one?

Like, look, here's the thing. If you're a little backed up as a guy and you're like flicking around on the television and something like, you know, women's beach volleyball comes on, I can understand then you would think about volleyball a lot. You'd be thinking, wow, volleyball's a really good sport. I could watch this all fucking day.

That makes sense to me. But if you're a feminist who walks around the city looking at buildings thinking, wow, that looks like a huge erect penis, I'm sorry, there is only one cure for that and it's the same as the cause. Penis. Penis.

The cause of and solution to all of feminism's problems. Uh, so can you watch a shredder on that? Now you face the shredder. Give that a nice little shred.

Okay. Winning DB the diamond. Even women's bowling will work if backed up. Oh, man, look at the way she handles that ball.

The violent end of the Capitol Hill organised protest explained. This comes from the good people of fox. Seattle's police free neighborhoods started experiencing violence, but locals still don't trust the police. I want this to settle in for you.

Seattle protesters experiment with a police free community and protest space has ended. Now, you have to understand we're reading this from vox, so you know VOX is going to do their absolute best to present this in a certain kind of light. Right? This is amazing.

On Wednesday, dozens of officers from The Seattle Police Department arrested more than 30 people and cleared out Capitol Hill organised protest. Otherwise known as chop, formerly known as Chaz. I'm still calling. It'll always be Chaz to me.

At Mayor Jenny Durkin's order. That Nazi. That fascist. The mayor's executive order came in response to a wave of nighttime violence in the four block area, including four shootings and several alleged sexual assaults.

Let's have a little look here. Here comes the man. He was peaceful, you piece of. Sounds peaceful to me.

Sounds very peaceful. Don't you see how peaceful he is? Mostly peaceful is the new talking point for R. It's good.

Good one, actually. Mostly peaceful. And anything that isn't peaceful is somebody else's fault. Probably the white supremacist.

Katie. A local who protested in the neighborhood before and after CHOP was established said they sobbed when they saw police clearing it out. Sobbing uncontrollable sobbing. I'm glad that people were able to see what a space like that could be.

This is a quote from Katie who cried uncontrollably when the police came to take out the protesters. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm happy. I'm so sad. I'm so sad about this that the people, the good people shot.

I'm so. I'm happy that the world could see how good we can do this. Really. Which rape are you referring to?

Which shooting would it be? The shooting of the nine year old you're referring to of how good this was. Over the last month, thousands of people, including families, have visited the area and shown their support for the messages of equity and change. Unfortunately, that message has been undermined by violence in the area.

The area has increasingly attracted more individuals spent on division and violence and it is risking the lives of individuals. Yes, because they created such a utopia. The white supremacists and the bigots and fascist ladies and gentlemen couldn't wait to infiltrate it. They couldn't wait to get in there amongst it, in amongst the love and the harmony and the racial equality and start fucking it up.

Obviously, that's what happened. And if you say anything else than that, in the words of Mayor Jenny Durkin, it's simply not true. Remember we played that clip last week. Have a look here.

What have we got here? Look at the organic gardens flourishing. Oh, the police are clearing them out of the gardens. This is awful.

This is terrible stuff, this. Oh no, look, they're ripping down the tents. Oh no, how awful. I feel like sobbing.

The violence at CHOP shows the difficulty in trying to create a police free neighbourhood, especially without investments in community anti poverty efforts. It's amazing when nobody charges anything for anything and everybody just wants to take free food. How difficult it is to make money. Because you know, the best cure for poverty is of course being able to make money.

But let's not let that get in the way. Good story. And what was primarily a protest space. It also highlights the pervasiveness of certain forms of violence, like violence against women.

See, look at this, look at this. Violence against women was the reason that police came in and cleared up the chop, cleared up the Chaz, which some residents told Vox was a problem in the neighborhood even before CHOP was established. Ah, see, whatever problems existed in Chaz, they were merely there already or came from outside sources. The idea of Chaz itself can't be blamed for anything at all.

In the shadow of the penis shaped buildings around it, reminding everybody about rape and other penis related activities. Listen what we know about the violence during and before chop's existence. The autonomous zone idea for the protest area began as a meme after SBD vacated the nearby East Precinct building on June 8, following eight straight days of police clashes with protesters in the wake of George Floyd's killing. But protesters were very quickly seized on the idea of creating a sustained occupation style protest in the area, working with city personnel to block off street traffic in a six block radius around the precinct.

Again, you have to pay attention to the way these things are written. Because we know. We heard from the chief of the Seattle Police Department herself that they left the area because, quote, they were being yelled at by the protesters. They were yelling at us.

We had to leave. In this box article, though, they worked with the city, they worked with the government in order to establish this. Right. That's one way of putting it.

Very creatively, yes. Henry St. George Tucker, bumper Politics why walking through the city safely during the day is now rape. Correct.

It's about time. I feel like going for a stroll myself. It wasn't me. Imagine being a rapist in the city now.

It wasn't me. It was the building. It was the skyscraper. He fucked it.

I didn't. In the first week. I'm trying to work with you here. I'm trying to keep up.

In the first week of Chop's existence, people who were spending a lot of time at the protest told Vox they felt safe there. Talking with my friends and talking with a couple of people on the ground. I keep but hearing people say, I never felt this safe walking in the city. I guess this is before the idea of building raid became a phenomenon.

The knowledge of the people out there has created this feeling that this is a space that belongs to everybody. Ladies and gentlemen, have a listen to this. This is. This is my favorite quote out of this whole story.

And then we'll get into what's next for Chaz, because you're going to love it. And I have a feeling we're going to be following what's next for Chaz for quite some time. But what initially started as a local curiosity drawing residents and families from the surrounding area they couldn't wait to get into, Chaz eventually took a turn for the worse. Over the past nine days, the area saw over nine days.

The area we're talking about four blocks, okay? Four blocks of racial equality and harmony. And protestors, you know, drum circles, organic gardens, everything that's nice and pure in this awful world. Okay?

Four blocks. Over the past nine days, the area saw four shootings, two deaths, arson, several alleged sexual assaults, otherwise, rapes. Otherwise known as rapes. Well done, Chaz.

Everything was going so well. And then the last nine days, everybody was raping, shooting, killing, and setting fire to things. I don't understand. Listen to this.

It's been a terrible week for the area, said Justin, the publisher of Capitol HillSeattle.com okay, Capitol HillSeattle.com who has been covering the goings on within Shop since its inception. But these kinds of violent spikes do come in waves, he said. And we've seen this before in other parts of the city. Yeah, ergo the nine day period which saw children being murdered, buildings set on fire, rape, theft, assault, violent crimes, that's just.

That's just part of the natural ebb and flow of Seattle's criminal world. It has nothing to do with Chaz, it has nothing to do with Shop. These kinds of crimes have happened before and they've happened in other parts of the city too. So it's got nothing to do with Chaz.

Isn't that fucking brilliant? Don't you love it? The violent end of the Capitol Hill organised protest explained by the good people. Perfectly normal.

Exactly. By the good people at Fox, ladies and gentlemen. So let's get to Chaz 2.0 and I hope you're as excited about this as I am, because when it all got wrapped up in Chaz, I was down, I was blue, I was feeling down and down. I was like, oh, man, I was just having so much fun with this.

It just started to get fun, you know, started to get exciting. But we didn't have to wait long. Thank you for the diamond Paradise. We didn't have to wait long for somebody to fill the gap.

As Original Rev said on Twitter, nature abhors a vacuum. So somebody has stepped in to fill the breach for content here on this little fledgling little podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you the Armed Black Militia challenges White Nationalists at Georgia's Stone Mountain Park. This is a fantastic story and people are gonna say, this is awful.

Blah, blah, blah. I've heard it all before. I was saying the things that you're saying now 10 years ago, and nobody gave a fuck then. And now I don't give a fuck either.

So if you're really upset about, like, armed militias and organization and divisions being, you know, exacerbated in society, between ethnic groups and stuff, trust me, that fucking ship has sailed. Because when we were all talking about how various aspects of the educational system, popular culture and the media were exacerbating those differences, you didn't give a fuck. So don't come up to me now and talk about how important it is. It's too late.

You had your chance, you fucking blew it. Now you can just enjoy it. That's all you got left. But 1,000 heavily armed militia, about 1,000 heavily armed militia, all of whom are black, marched through George's Stone Mountain park on Saturday, challenging white nationalist groups in the area to either come out and fight or join them in demonstrating against their government.

Stone Mountain park officials said the black militia group Was peaceful, orderly and escorted by police. They get a police escort. They got a police escort. That's right.

Funny, some. Some militia groups get murdered by the FBI. Why do they choose these things? Is it a drawer?

Is it a chocolate wheel? Is that how they decide who the winners and loses up? Very interesting videos posted to social media show the group not fucking around coalition, which we've got to be fair, is better than Chaz. The NFAC not fucking around coalition, Tip of the hat.

Good job. Meeting at the massive nine story courts sculpting that depicts former Confederate president Jefferson Davis and southern generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, who was a tremendous drunk. NFAC founder Grandmaster J told Newsweek via phone Sunday that the militia members of Stone Mountain on Saturday were 100% black.

We are pure black, all black. And they are not affiliated with Black Lives Matter. We are a black militia. We aren't protesters, we aren't demonstrators.

We don't come to sing, we don't come to chant. That's not what we do. He said. So let's have a look at some of these, the black militia members, ladies and gentlemen, because they've been getting a lot of love on Twitter from myself included, because I think it's fucking fantastic the NFAC is in the house.

Let's have a look here. Looking good, looking very good. Very organized, organized, uniformed. It's not like your usual militia.

You know, the usual militia. Some of them are wearing army fatigue, some of them are wearing other clothes. They don't look like a unit like these guys do. You know, I'm loathe to use this term, but they all look the same to me.

I'm sorry, AD. That was good. That was funny. Veritas was dumb.

It's okay to be racist as long as you're not. Well, come on, these people are racist. They're freedom fighters. Think about it.

Yeah, so they do all look the same to me, which is very credit to them. Obviously a lot of organisations go on to this. Obviously a lot of planning has gone into this to get people all out there, all in black, in uniform, ready to go. Right.

Seems very organic. It's obviously a very organic uprising. You know, like it looks like something that somebody would be able to do without any kind of outside help or funding at all. Like just like some kind of underground social media campaign and everybody was just on board.

They don't look like any kind of organization whatsoever that has been helped in any way, shape or form by any kind of federal agency. I think that's Obvious. I think that's obvious. So there's been a lot of love for these people.

What do you mean by these people? I'm talking about freedom fighters, you racist prick. Let's have a little look here. Now we're gonna get into this guy.

He's the founder. He's the leader of the not fucking around coalition. Let's have a look here. Threat counter threat don't mean shit to us.

Y' all be threatening us as Birmingham. I ain't seen shit. What is your line? For all you scary ass nigros that pass that shit around, look at what the fuck you did.

You made blacks come out. I don't see no. Are they all gay? They made us come out.

Sorry, that was. That was hacking. I don't think they're all gay. There might be some gay people in there, but that's none of my business.

You're not allowed to ask anymore in the armed services, sir. Let's not go there. Oh, no, you mean, oh, the Boolean ass rednecks. We here.

Where the fuck you at? We in your house. Looks like a very upper middle class white suburb to me. Here's some other videos here.

I mean, have a look at them marching around. I mean, long driveways, relatively new cars, manicured lawns and gardens. Looks like suburbia to me. Looks like, you know, average suburbia.

It doesn't look like the crucible of redneckism, if you want to put it that way. Boogie boys. Boys, boys, boys, boys. Andrew Jackson in the chat, Winning TV with the diamond.

Maybe the supremacists aren't all over the place. Can somebody please remove Winning TV from the chat? He seems to be a science denier and probably a racist too. But I do think they look incredibly smart marching in their uniforms with their guns.

I think it's great. Look at them, very organized. They know what they're doing, these folks. BNK Veritas sent a couple of videos for us.

Let me get over here. Change my thingamabob. NFAC leader, Grandmaster J. Black Militia, live formation in Atlanta.

So we're doing formations now. This will be good. Why is it so difficult for people to do the profile shot on the fucking phone still? We've had iPhones for such a long time.

It's really not that hard. Why does everybody. Was everybody born in a fucking phone booth? Phone booths don't even exist anymore.

How is this even. How is this even possible? I was doing this, you know, I was doing this back in the 60s, man. Oh, no.

It seems like the blacks have their own version of the boomers in there fucking shit up. You know, back in my day, we used to take a whole bunch of acid and march around with guns ourselves, you know? Of course, back then, it actually meant something. You know, back then, you could really scare the white people.

These days, they just kind of giggle at you. But, hey, what are you gonna do? That's the price of equality, I guess. We used to do this back in the 60s, like guns matter.

Dave in the chat. Don't worry, we're getting into Grandmaster J. How would you feel about this? How would you feel about this?

What if I told you that Grandmaster J in 2016 ran for President? What would your reaction be? Let's just say he ran for president in 2016. Ooh, I'm so excited.

I'm so excited to show you things. My. In 2016, Grandmaster J ran for president. And we have some of his campaign material here on the Daily book.

Ready to go. Loaded into a gun, ready to fire like a racist phallic AK47. My fucking niggers. It's gonna be amazing.

Let's keep going. I want to see the formation. Come on, get in for me. Get in lines.

That's better. Form into formation. No talking a goddamn protest. We ain't here to overcome.

We done with that instruction. That looks like a white guy. To overcome. We done with that.

Sean White out there on the front lines. Sean King. By me. Sean King.

I don't know why I said Sean White. Must have been one of those Freudian sleeves. What? Sean King.

That's his name. Talca mix. Looking good, aren't they? Looking good.

A savvy, motivated unit of crack personnel. Crack personnel. See what I did? See what I did there?

I know. I'm too big for this. I'm too big for this platform, bro. One day it's gonna be like next level.

Look at all this crack personality. I'm sorry. I don't even mean the things I say half the time. I'm sorry, cowboy.

Next. Cowboy. Can we see a march? Is that possible, please?

Because everybody knows, like, I wasn't in the armed services, but anybody will tell you that the worth of a unit, a fighting unit, is in the march. Anybody can stand there in one spot and not do anything. You know what I mean? You need to see them marching in order to know how in tune with each other they are.

How you know, how trained they are, how disciplined they are. So let's see a march. Wow. See, there's no formation here.

The steps aren't in unison. They kind of just like. They kind of just look like a bunch of dudes just walking around. Who's leading this march?

Where are the guys on the outside of the march? Keeping them straight. Yeah. Where's the goose step?

Good question. Rusty. Maybe. Maybe, you know, maybe it would be a little better with a bit of goose step.

What do you think. Kimmy with the diamond? Says another YouTube clip, Bites of Dust. Why?

We're talking about one of the most famous military marching songs of all time. Talking about. Okay, maybe that's not the way. All right, I'm hearing your criticisms.

What if we Americanize it for you? How about. How about this? How about this instead?

Let's do this one. The glory of the United States army, ladies and gentlemen. Left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right, left. Head.

Holding my hand. Absolutely. I don't know about you, but it works for me. So let's get into this.

Let's get into the Leader. Before we do go to the ad break, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, thank you for joining us from the Daily Boogie podcast. Now, I was. I was going to preface this by saying I can't confirm or disconfirm the Star Wars Imperial March.

Yes, let's do that one. It's the Imperial Death March, by the way. Not. Not to out nerd you, but it is the Imperial Death March.