Episode 103 — Patriarchy, Feminism & the Collapse of the Modern Family w/ Tim Gordon

Episode 103 ? Patriarchy Feminism the Collapse of the Modern Family w_ Tim Gordon Episode 103 — Patriarchy, Feminism & the Collapse of the Modern Family w_ Tim Gordon [0:00:01] Rebecca: Welcome to the backlash, I am your ill host because I have some ki5y virus las6ng forever. Nice. It's disgus6ng, I blame you. Why me? Because your kids are sick more o@en than my kids. I mean, we've only had whooping cough, hand foot and mouth and the flu and neurovirus in like the last month. You had neurovirus too? Yeah. You son of a bitch, you didn't tell me that. You gave it to me. I didn't give it to you. Absolutely. Whatever, last 6me I saw his daughter she runs up to the door. Because her hands were covered in lesions last 6me. So I'm like, don't touch me. And then last 6me I saw her, she runs up the door. She goes, Rebecca, I'm not diseased anymore. I was like, all right, all right, whatever. You can find us on X at Real Backlash, [0:00:46] Rebecca: our website, the backlash.net. 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What is wrong with me? Hand roasted. Hand roasted small batch. Small batch. [0:01:43] Dave: I did it. He's drinking it right now. It's delicious. [0:01:46] Rebecca: Idaho Tallow, that has skin care without endocrine disruptors, and Annalope Hill, publishers of white posi6ve literature without further ado. Our guests always have to wait so long. I'm sorry. We should find a different way to do this because it makes them feel like they're not important. [0:02:00] Guest-1: They are important. You are important, Tim. [0:02:03] Rebecca: Go ahead, Dave. [0:02:05] Rebecca: Well, hold on. [0:02:06] Guest-1: I've got the thing wri5en up. Hold on. I go5a pull it up. I had Grock do me a favor. Now he feels even less important. He talking about. [0:02:12] Dave: It's much more eloquent than me. Timothy Gordon is a tradi6onal Catholic philosopher, author, podcaster, and now spoken advocate for patriarchy and classical Chris6an values. He has degrees in philosophy from Pon6fical universi6es in Europe and a JD in law. He's Episode 103 taught philosophy and theology while engaging in public debate on faith, poli6cs, and culture. He hosts the popular rules for retrogrades podcast and he discusses countercultural topics from a retrograde Catholic perspec6ve. He also just released a brand new documentary called What a Woman Is. It's a bold defensive biblical patriarchy and a cri6que of feminism. It was released through Candace Owens plaNorm. He's got eight kids. He's a California boy and he's wri5en five books. We've got one of them here, actually, [0:02:56] Guest-1: the rules for retrogrades. I remember I got sent a copy of that back in the day. But anyway, Tim, thank you so much for joining us. Really impressive work you've done. A huge body of work. Thank you. Thank you. And I do feel important. So thank you guys for making me kill. [0:03:09] Rebecca: Well, can we talk about the documentary first? It's so fresh in my mind. I just finished it and it was so fantas6c. I think that it is going to absolutely transform my marriage since I famously have a problem with submission and hearing women's perspec6ves. I'm already geYng into the feminist in me, right? Hearing the women's perspec6ves, hearing the female perspec6ve of women that gave up really high powered careers and they were talking about it not being a sacrifice. And I thought that that was such an important thing. I encourage everybody to watch it. It is called What a Woman Is. You can find it on Candace Owens plaNorm. It's behind a very small paywall, but it is so worth. It's also in the show notes below. [0:03:49] Dave: It is in the show notes. It is so worth the $2. [0:03:51] Rebecca: It was such an excellent watch. Really interes6ng commentary from Jay Dyer and Father... Ripperger. Yeah. Father Ripperger, he's the famous exorcist. Yeah, that guy is totally based. Anyway, I wrote down some notes from it. If we could start a li5le bit with talking about this concept of mutual submission. And I was so happy to see that somebody called out Father Mike Schmitz because I've heard him say some stuff and I'm like, I'm Novus Ordo, but that sounds like bullshit to me. It's such bullshit. It's such bullshit. This concept of mutual submission [0:04:22] Guest-1: is a contradic6on of terms. You can't mutually submit. It doesn't make any sense at some point. [0:04:28] Rebecca: Within a marriage, you're going to have a disagreement and somebody is going to... [0:04:32] Guest-1: Win. Someone's going to win. [0:04:33] Rebecca: Someone's going to have to make a concession. And why do you think Catholics in par6cular [0:04:42] Rebecca: are pushing forth this agenda of mutual submission? Largely because of JP2. [0:04:48] Dave: But one thing I would share with you guys that's kind of funny. We wanted to have in the film, but we didn't. A few different people, like a li5le kid, [0:04:56] Guest-1: like a five year old, we wanted to also do like a someone named Einstein or something, some Jewish kind of guy, just go to the white pages Episode 103 [0:05:04] Dave: and get someone named Einstein. They get like a rocket scien6st or a brain surgeon and pepper it throughout the film, like three vigne5es and half. The first the kid, then the Einstein Jew guy, then the whatever the brain surgeon who's probably also as you saying, [0:05:21] Dave: here are two cars, two hot wheels, make them get in a head on crash and we'll pay you $10,000 if you can make them both be put or thrown under each other at the same 6me. We'll pay you $10,000. We'll pay you $10,000. We'll pay you $6,000,000 if you can do that shit. Cause you can't, but yeah, it had to be, I don't know, vindica6ng as the viewer, maybe it was vindica6ng as the producer of the thing to have father Chad, the Chad Ripperger directly overlaying on father Mike Schmitz [0:05:55] Dave: saying that mutual submission stuff. And then father Ripperger goes, this is nonsense. Another thing that we wanted to have, cause you said you liked the women's tes6monies cause we have really, really cool chicks talking in it. But it was kind of like internal dialogue. It's like in, we wanted to be like LOTR where famously there's in those three films by Peter Jackson only one sequence of dialogue between two women in the film, which was based and it was just this, this is what they said. Shh. [0:06:26] Dave: So we felt kind of gay for having women at all in the film, but, and it was sort of faggy to do, but I mean, you know, they're, they're cool chicks and one of them is my wife. So, so we were like, well, that's, you can be faggy every once in a while. That's true. [0:06:40] Rebecca: Yeah. She had some really sweet commentary about you and about the quality of your marriage and having children that was really important. The thing I don't understand about women in this genera6on, par6cularly, or previous genera6ons that were feminists, it's like, why would we want this responsibility? Philosophically, I have no problem with submission to men because it relieves me of responsibility for things, [0:07:00] Guest-1: the things that I'm incapable of doing anyway. So it's mostly a relief, but why do you think [0:07:05] Rebecca: we're seeing so much resistance? [0:07:07] Rebecca: Yeah, in the Catholic church, it really is because of JP2. [0:07:09] Dave: I wanted to make those like stock jokes, but it really is because of JP2. And then I mean, it's like shoo6ng fish in a barrel when you tell women who are by the curse of Eve, naturally going to try to strike at their husband's authority anyway. According to the Bible, you know, it's an error and God's not wrong. [0:07:28] Guest-1: Once you have, a@er almost 2000 years, one pope deceiving all of Christendom by saying, there's this thing called like, I forget what it's called, circular square or whatever, mutual submission. [0:07:43] Dave: And it's just trust me, wives don't have to submit to their husbands. You're just shoo6ng fish in a barrel. Trust me, bro. What? I was just saying, trust me, bro. No, it's so funny too. Trust me, bro. You know, I no6ced this, I was back in Pennsylvania for the Antelope Hill Episode 103 publishing Christmas party extravaganza that they had. And there was no way, I was going to Holy Ghost Church in Bethlehem, which is like a tradi6onal parish outside of Philly. But I knew I needed to hit confession and the schedules, the way that they line up, I'm like, okay, I've got to go to a Nova sort of parish to go to confession. It's the only thing that works in my 6me zone or whatever. And so I went to St. Columbia in the town where my parents live in Pennsylvania. And it was the first 6me I've been in there in like five or six years. And mass was ending, the line for confession was forming. And I decided, you know, okay, let's count. How many people are here? Because there were more people at the church, like the Monsignor had re6red, a new priest came in. [0:08:42] Guest-1: There were more people. And I'm like, oh, that's interes6ng. [0:08:44] Dave: So I counted up, there was 25 of us in the church, [0:08:47] Dave: 23 of them were women. [0:08:49] Guest-1: And I'm like, where's the men? Where are their husbands? [0:08:53] Dave: You know, like they're all old re6red people. Like, why don't you bring your husband to mass or something like that? But no, it's all women. And then all this, you know, mass ends, father goes into the sacristy and then out comes an altar girl to prepare all the stuff for benedic6on. And I'm just like, okay, we've got a problem that we need to address here. And no one, no one seems to be talking about it. So God bless you. [0:09:17] Guest-1: Yeah, like 25 people in the church and only, what did you say, two, two persons, two men? [0:09:21] Dave: Two were men, not including the priest. So 26, including the priest, three men. But can you explain exactly what it was that John Paul two did that kind of changed this paradigm? [0:09:33] Guest-1: We coined this term mutual submission. He called himself the feminist pope. [0:09:38] Dave: There's actually a Wall Street Journal ar6cle on March 14th of this year called The Feminist Pope. And it was a lady, Erica Bacchiochi, a Catholic typical feminist, a5acking me, saying, look, there's this new, there's this new movement of these guys who are Catholics who believe in patriarchy. And they're led by Timothy Gordon. And this is Wall Street Journal. And, you know, hey, it took 2000 years to get a feminist pope, but those first 2000 years must have been wrong, you know? Cause all these patriarchy guys like Gordon site, Bacchiochi reasons are the old fathers, you know, they cite old dusty stuff, like all of the patriarchs and really all of the 20th century popes up to JP too. I'm talking, we could go through all of them, but Leo the 13th, Pius the ninth, 10th, 11th, 12th all agreed about one thing. Women don't have equal rights with men, Benedict the 16th, even Paul the sixth, even Va6can two, even Va6can two says an6- feminist stuff in God, him at space. So it's, it's really even the liberal popes up to post-conciliar popes up to JP too. They, they say nothing about it. And JP two in his le5er to women and love and responsibility starts hin6ng at it. He just says, look, you know, there's this thing called mutual submission, Pius the 11th that already talked about what mutual submission is. There is Episode 103 such a thing actually, it just means the one egalitarian husband, wife, right? In the Bible, which is the conjugal debt. [0:11:13] Guest-1: It's the one place where husband and wife bind each other equally. It's asking for sexy 6me. And Pius the 11th said, [0:11:20] Dave: this is the one place where there is a mutual submission. JP two lighted on that language. I hate to say it, you know, dishonestly, and he said mutual submission refers to Ephesians five, like subjec6on submission, which is of course contradicted by scripture itself in eight places and just tricked everyone. Cause it's like I said before, shoo6ng fish in a barrel. Wow, that's incredible. Who was the first pope to start appoin6ng women [0:11:46] Dave: for like roles in the church? Cause like I know now, like we saw Pope Leo the 14th. He appointed some woman to the spot. I think in the Curia or something like that was who was the first person to like hire women? In the Curia, I think it might have been JP two, but I'll tell you this, a lot of people don't know, you know, the doctors of the church originally, they're just four Western fathers and four Eastern fathers. Then it like ballooned out and it's, who's going to bitch about that because Aquinas is the greatest of them and he's not one of the originally, but un6l Va6can un6l a@er Va6can two un6l 1970, there were no female doctors of the church. You know why? [0:12:21] Guest-1: Cause the one thing everyone knows they're not allowed to do is to doctor to teach doctrine. And so they started and now we have four. I think the new Pope is going to name a fi@h, but there's not a single dock female doctor of the church because it's proscribed by scripture in several places un6l 1970. [0:12:42] Dave: And they just started pushing the agenda and banging the drum to be hit to the culture because evidently scripture is wrong in all of these places where everyone knows [0:12:51] Rebecca: that's what the Catholic church is about change. Right, right, right. You know, something that stuck out to me in my senior documentary, [0:13:00] Rebecca: Father Ripperger said that he, [0:13:03] Dave: in his es6ma6on, 80% of tradi6onal families, [0:13:09] Dave: of tradi6onal Catholic families specifically are feminist. Ooh. Did you catch that? No. Oh yeah, I did. 80%. And I've no6ced it, right? Where it's like, you know, the woman's the one geYng the kids around for the rosary, she's the one pushing for everyone to go to mass on Sunday. You know what I mean, like mother handing or whatever, but the guy is kind of like indifferent. You're just kind of like, all right, I guess we're doing the rosary now type of thing. Yeah, if the alterna6ve is not geYng your kids [0:13:38] Rebecca: into church though, then that's be5er. I mean, that's a leadership failure of the man. Sure, but you know, it's just one of these. [0:13:45] Dave: So I was wondering if you could expand on that. And then specifically, I guess, what could be done, so like in a marriage where a man has kind of lost his authority to his wife, Episode 103 what can be done to reset that? What can be done to get the man back in his proper place, assuming that you've kind of slept walked, you know, your way into having an overbearing wife or something like that. How can that get reset? Cause it's like everyone almost. [0:14:16] Guest-1: Well, I will say I presumed to correct father Ripper girl on that two different 6mes. You know, when he said that 80% of trads are feminists, you know, that, that's really, that's really wrong to say. [0:14:29] Dave: The first 6me I corrected him, I was like, father, it's really like 95% and I was, I was shaving point shaving. And I was the second 6me I did, I was like, okay, let's be honest, it's really 99% of trads. And then he goes, and he did this publicly. It's on my show. You can go watch it. The show where we released, we call it walley. What a, what a woman is. It's just a couple of weeks ago. He was, yeah, Tim, you're right. So it's, yeah, 80% is way too shy. It's a different kind of feminist, you know, the trad feminist. There's, it's always kind of the, you know, fat, fat, [0:15:05] Dave: I don't know, long housed guy with a beard that thinks he's manly because he has a beard. He has a beard to conceal no chin and he smokes like a pipe and he's like Chesterton. That's the, that's what a man looks like. It's like, no dude, that's what Duncan donuts looks like. That's not cool. He's geYng bossed around by his, why, look, [0:15:23] Guest-1: I'm, I'm, I'm sort of a trad too, though they don't really, they don't really claim me, but it's, [0:15:29] Dave: it's like the non conformist club or it's the like, you know, giving you an order to lead club. That's, that's what a lot of trad men are like. You go around and their wives, like, it's like play ac6ng, LARPing. The wives are like, my husband always leads us [0:15:47] Rebecca: in prayer before me, old guys. And then he's like, yes, I do. [0:15:51] Dave: He's like, what, what prayer do I say again? Or which one do you want me to do? And there, there's just always that thing, you know, they're like gentle. I don't really like guys generally that begin any statement or sentence to me with the word gentleman. Let's do this. And so I, it's a rough crowd, but they are just as feminist. Of course, the typical more Novus Ordo, which is a more secular type of feminist is more out and proud about it. [0:16:16] Guest-1: You know, ask the boss and saying all the, the cucked stuff that we, [0:16:20] Dave: we capture at the beginning of the documentary. So they're two different flavors, but it's all the same stuff. Feminism is gender dysphoria in its original state. You know, we say it's, it's func6onal gender dysphoria where men and women are, they believe that by some sort of mutual consent, they can act like each other. [0:16:40] Rebecca: A man can act like he's swapped roles with his wife, far more pernicious cause it captures 99% of everyone. And then you had in the nine6es sort of bedroom gender dysphoria where the homosexualist movement a@er the ball thing came out Episode 103 [0:16:54] Guest-1: where they're ac6ng like each other in the bedroom. A man can act like a woman or a woman in a man, like a man. And then of course, a li5le bit a@er that, you had the ontological gender dysphoria thing, which affected like no one. [0:17:05] Dave: So it's affec6ng less and less people as you go from those, you know, from itera6on one of gender dysphoria to two to three, itera6on one affected like 99% of everyone. And it's just a func6onal gender dysphoria feminism. Then, you know, whatever 1.5% of the people, I guess, were told by Zog to, to believe our, our homos. And then it's like, well, there's no one, like maybe one person on the globe has ever actually been a tranny. So it's declining, you know, probability curve that this is going to affect you, but this is a really big thing. And because it affects everyone, the proper ques6on is, what are the remedial steps to take? Which is what you asked me, Dave. The first thing is just to say, like, like the movie a5empts to what kind of man are you? What kind of woman are you? If you are a Chris6an, patriarchy is synonymous with Chris6anity. And you know that it's a bimodal patriarchy, [0:18:01] Guest-1: a clerical patriarchy and a lay patriarchy. And you just have to make it clear [0:18:05] Guest-1: as Father Chad does in the movie that a woman can't go to heaven if she disobeys her husband. [0:18:10] Dave: Like disobeying your husband is a mortal sin. [0:18:15] Dave: I mean, there's all these veiling verses in the New Testament, you know, first Corinthians, Colossians, Titus, Timothy, a man veiling his headship is a mortal sin. [0:18:26] Guest-1: A woman who's not veiling, who's not covering her headship is mortal sinning. And a woman, it's not just Ephesians chapter five. It's like three other verses in the Pauline passages. It's a mortal sin for a woman to disobey her husband in anything except for grave sin. So once you start telling people that, I don't really care about non-Chris6ans, to be honest. It's just most people kind of consider themselves Chris6an and this is not just a Catholic thing. This captures Protestants and Orthodox as well because it's scriptural. You're just like, are you a Chris6an? Okay, then you have to STF you [0:19:02] Dave: and do what your husband says. It's just, it's very, very, very clear. And it took a big, big kind of Lincolnian lie to cover it up. So if you want to go ahead and you have to obey your husband. Outside of following your husband into grave sin, [0:19:17] Rebecca: is that, is that what you said? Grave sin, yeah. [0:19:20] Dave: Like it can't be one of those Catholic feminist things where it's like, well, he wants to go to mass at nine [0:19:28] Guest-1: and I want to go at noon. So I'm going to say that if we win at nine, we might end up somehow sinning. So really I'm not going to obey it. [0:19:36] Guest-1: That's pruden6al, right? And con6ngent and all that. It's got to be grave categorical sin. Episode 103 [0:19:40] Guest-1: The likes of which no real Chris6an would ever order. Okay. Yeah. If you order your wife to murder or to like a boarder kid or to contracept or to rob a bank with you, [0:19:51] Dave: she has the right to say no or to stop being Catholic or something. Yes. She has the right to say no. The reason the feminine, and I've been figh6ng that one because I mean, we've been winning. People have no6ced the last two years, [0:20:02] Guest-1: last four years, since the case for patriarchy came out, it's influenced the whole culture. A lot of important people have that book, which is what the film is based on. [0:20:11] Dave: I booked the case for patriarchy. It's on sale right now. By the way, it's on sale right now at Sophia Ins6tute Press for $5. You literally have no excuse. [0:20:21] Dave: No excuse. Unless you only have $4 or less. But I mean, that's pre5y much how stark it is. It's like, you know, if you want to get to heaven, you have to follow your husband in all pruden6al and preferen6al ma5ers. [0:20:38] Guest-1: Yes, if your husband tells you to rob a bank or to commit male fraud or something, [0:20:43] Dave: you don't have to do it. But the Chris6an, par6cularly the Catholic feminists don't like this excep6on because it's so, so narrow. [0:20:51] Guest-1: It's like, well, that's not gonna allow me to disobey ever. It's like, well, yeah. [0:20:55] Dave: They're like, what about pruden6al stuff? Pruden6al stuff, you make about 2000 decisions in your day, they say. [0:21:01] Dave: Most days, 2000 out of 2000 of them are non-categorical like Graveson ma5ers. You probably make one of those every two years. Like most of us that are prac6cing Catholics don't have to decide when we get up in the morning whether to murder someone or to rob a bank. And those are the only things that a wife is allowed to disobey her husband on. It's even in the Catechism. The Roman Catechism says they have to obey in all things except for the impuse or the wicked, the gravely wicked. So all those maybes, you're deadlocked about what 6me to go to mass. You say, honey, please get the kids in the car. And she's like, well, I was going to wait. Please get the kids in the car. All of that stuff. And the other 1,998 daily decisions you make are always pruden6al and she has no right to one. She can say, are you sure? Cause I thought this, that's fine. We call it the one by the Apple rule. But once he's like, no, I'm sure, please, please do that, sweetheart. She has to do it under pain of Graveson. [0:21:57] Dave: I'm fine with that. So yeah, here's, by the way, this is what Tim was talking about. [0:22:01] Guest-1: I'll read this out loud. This is about ques6on 27 from the Catechism, or I don't know which Catechism it is. Roman Catechism. [0:22:09] Dave: Roman Catechism. Unless compelled by necessity to go abroad, they women should willingly keep themselves at home and should never venture to leave home without the Episode 103 permission of their husbands. Again, and in this, the conjugal union chiefly consists, let them always remember that next to God, they are to love no one more than their husband to esteem no one more highly, yielding to him in all things, not inconsistent with Chris6an piety, with the most willing and cheerful obedience. Oh man, I'm failing on all fronts here. They're like, and it's so funny too, where it's like, you know people, where it's like, if I, Catholic people, where it's like, if I just sent you, [0:22:53] Dave: oh, come on, what is this? We might have to start up a new thingy-dingy. In like nine minutes? In like nine minutes, yeah, this is so lame. I don't, this is what happens when you do a show on a shoestring budget. But no, there are like certain men where it's like, I know that I'm gonna like, get him in trouble if I send him a copy of this page of the Catechism. Like if his wife catches him reading this, he's gonna get it. Yeah, it's crazy. Remember when I, I don't know if you caught the famous, [0:23:25] Guest-1: it's somewhat famous now, Tim Gordon, Trent Horn, feminism debate [0:23:29] Dave: from August of 2019, September of 2019 on Catholic Answers. I mean, I creamed him, but the moment I knew I had him was I read this, literally the one cat, there are only two universal catechisms. There's the CCC and there's the Roman Catechism, aka the Catechism of the Council of Trent. It's the only place that the du6es of husbands and wives have ever been laid out cateche6cally in 2,000 years of teaching. We have two universal catechisms. The CCC doesn't weigh in on it. So it's not abrogated. It's s6ll on point. There was nothing to correct. And I said, Trent, here it is. I read it. He laughed at me. [0:24:02] Guest-1: He laughed at me, Trent Horn, Catholic Answers Apologist. He's a good dude, but he laughed at me. [0:24:09] Dave: And he said, come on, do you follow that? I was like, where am I? Am I in a bizarro world? Is this Catholic Answers? I just read you the catechism and you laughed at it [0:24:17] Guest-1: like a Protestant. Aren't you guys supposed to spend all your 6me deba6ng Protestants somehow? So it was weird. And then I went on Ma5 Frat a@er that and I cited it again. And Catholics laugh at the clear cateche6cal teaching. [0:24:32] Guest-1: I didn't want to spend this whole 6me talking about women. That's a feminist thing in itself. There were some really interes6ng things in the film about the red pill because I sort of believe, and this might be a fallacy, but I sort of believe that the red pill is the answer to feminism and that backlash is a necessary step to the transcendence to the transcendence that we're witnessing in people like Rouge V, like the man whose name escapes me from your documentary. [0:25:04] Guest-1: But the problem that we're having [0:25:05] Rebecca: is that people are not gradua6ng from the red pill. If you could elaborate a li5le bit on that and the importance of moving through the red pill and whether or not that's even a necessary step to combat feminism. Episode 103 [0:25:19] Rebecca: I mean, the red pill guys, [0:25:21] Dave: now the tates, Myron Gaines from Fresh and Fit, Rollo Tomasi is one of the sort of three Godfathers. You men6oned Rouge V, one of the other three Godfathers. I was supposed to bait Rollo Tomasi on Tim Pool and he kind of just said, we agree on everything. I was like, no, no, we don't. We agree with the red pill on 100% on what the problems with feminism are. That's like, great. We agree. We have this raging headache and it sucks. Like feminism has ruined everybody's life and pleasures, but we almost disagree 100% about what the remedies are. So it's weird because I mean, they're not like annoying and they kind of seem like cool guys, but they make me laugh and they support Fuentes and stuff. So I like that. But they're, I think a limited like intelligence agency, disinforma6on hangout, like a limited hangout. [0:26:11] Guest-1: I think they're floated out there to discredit pushback against feminism. I'm pre5y sure all of them have like CIA connec6ons like the tapes or, or, or Intel agency connec6ons, Myron Gaines, all their daddies or whatever. So I even, even Pearl, you know, has this weird, weird connec6ons through her mom. So I'm like, I think this is a limited hangout. They're wrong. Like, I mean, they're saying all the same shit [0:26:36] Dave: that the feminists are. They're just funny and kind of likable and not annoying cause they're men or whatever. But they're, they're saying the sexes are paired against each other, which is not true. We have complementarity. They're saying, don't get married. Marriage is a bad deal for filling the blank. Red pill says men. Feminism says woman. They say contracep6on is good. Like Myron and the Tates say, like, don't just have one, one bitch, you know, don't be 6ed down to one woman, create a bunch of bastards, be a bastard machine. Don't have the family. That's not good for men. [0:27:10] Guest-1: They're saying all the same stuff. Even MGTOW, men going their own way are basically saying just let's not reproduce. So feminism, MGTOW, red pill are all, in my view, basically Malthusians. [0:27:23] Dave: It's not, it's kind of see-through. They're basically just popula6on control advocates. So. [0:27:30] Rebecca: And they all advocate miscegena6on. All of them. True. Yes. [0:27:35] Dave: Yeah. And I mean, that's actually, that's absolutely right. I hadn't even thought of that, that, that angle. But the fact of the ma5er is [0:27:43] Dave: that, yeah, there are solu6ons to it. It's, they always ask me this. They always act big and tough. But then when I debated, I debated them. Well, some of the MGTOW guys with Andrew Wilson, we did a two on two debate. I tried to debate Rolla Tamasi on Tim Pooley. He's just like, we agree, like 85, 90%. I'm like, no, we're like, it's like 50% about the problems. Cause I'm like, they're like, there's just no way to enforce this. Men shouldn't get married un6l the law fair changes. I was like, so what? I mean, humanity is just going to die. Episode 103 [0:28:14] Guest-1: Like how about this? If you're not long-housed and cucked, you just get your wife under control. If you're Chris6an at all, like what's the solu6on? How do you enforce this? Not by law. Well, not by law. [0:28:22] Rebecca: If you're not a cuck, if you're like, if you're a Chad, all you do is you're like, look wife, we're Chris6ans. [0:28:28] Guest-1: Look at what the Bible actually says. Sit with this a bit. Do you want to go to heaven or hell? Right? It's really clear. You know it's natural and good anyway. You know women that can boss their men around all have boyfriends anyway. [0:28:41] Dave: They get men that like mistreat them because that's what's sexually a5rac6ve. Kind of like listen to your natural a5rac6ons [0:28:47] Guest-1: like mega from our documentary says, really smart chick from our documentary says this. So natural laws telling them that the Chris6anity is telling that through revealed scripture. It's really easy to turn around. You just have to have balls and like, tell your wife, look, we're not going to do it this way anymore. [0:29:06] Dave: That's what you do if you got on the wrong foot. Right. And in the interim, I didn't mean to interrupt you. Sorry. [0:29:11] Rebecca: In the interim, all of these men that in previous genera6ons, you know, they were beta male providers would have been paired with some humble, sweet mid. They would have had a normal life, but all, you know, that's the backbone of any society. And in the interim, while they're wai6ng for laws to change, none of these men are procrea6ng. [0:29:32] Rebecca: And that's a problem. I mean, it's a problem for them. Yeah. Here, hold on. We're going to do a quick break. And then I'm going to send you a new link. [0:29:40] Dave: We'll scrub this mee6ng, get a new one. We've only had you for 30 minutes. Sorry about the, hey, if you send more super chats, maybe we can afford to get like Zoom Pro or whatever the fuck it is that doesn't limit you. So we'll be right back with Tim and I'm going to send him some stuff. And in the mean6me, I guess we can like do some commercials or something. Or I want to address some stuff that I've seen in a live chat. Okay, hold on one second. Wait, we have to end our link too? To him. Oh, good. No, no, no, we don't have to end the stream. I just got to start a new mee6ng. [0:30:13] Guest-1: And then I got to... Yeah, Rolo has been married for 28 years and he has two daughters. [0:30:18] Guest-1: Rolo's married? Yeah. He's been married for 28 years. [0:30:21] Dave: And he's telling everybody not to... Yeah, I mean, there are risks to marriage. I understand that. [0:30:28] Guest-1: But it is the path to salva6on. And like we talked about in that episode Episode 103 [0:30:31] Rebecca: an honest conversa6on about marriage. Marriage is not for your hedonis6c delight, although there are some aspects of marriage that are beneficial to that. But marriage has martyred him to have children. And I can't imagine something worse than what Andrew Tate is doing where he has like a harem of horse and he's just popping out kids, biracial kids indiscriminately. I imagine all of the bitchiness [0:30:56] Dave: and the posturing and the power plays. You get to spend more 6me with him. And there's like all this extra drama [0:31:04] Dave: and all the daughters that he's having [0:31:05] Rebecca: are going to have an absent black father and they're gonna turn out to be whores. Typical, typical. So it's like, what's the plan here? And then Pearl too, her boyfriend's black. It's like, she's 30. Like, are you gonna have kids out of wedlock with a black guy? Is that your answer to this? Or not have kids or not get married? Like none of these are a solu6on. [0:31:28] Guest-1: No, they're not. Hold on, we're gonna take a quick break and thank our sponsors, Antelope Hill Publishing. [0:31:33] Dave: We're figh6ng to keep history alive and equip new genera6ons of dissidents with the informa6on to fight the an6-white regime. Their varied catalog includes newly updated and expanded third edi6on of Dr. Kevin McDonald's Culture of Cri6que, the essen6al modern text on Jewish iden6ty, Dr. Ricardo Duchain's magnum opus, Greatness in Ruin, which is the defini6ve scholarly examina6on of European excep6onalism, as well as works by Kerry Bolton, Paul Kurzi and Josh Neal. Antelope Hill recently brought David Irving's iconic Nuremberg The Last Ba5le back into print and have numerous transla6ons of historical works from eras such as Fascist Italy, Na6onal Socialist Germany and Civil War Spain, previously unavailable in English. These are also plenty of books on contemporary issues such as transgenderism, the opioid crisis and Chris6an na6onalism, as well as history books, novels and children's books. So whatever your interest is, your bound to find books that you like at Antelope Hill, all professionally published with sleek modern cover art, help us and help our people by checking out companies that share our values and fight for our cause. Visit antelopehillpublishing.com. [0:32:34] Dave: And... I don't want to read some of these super chats in front of Tim. Well then read them now, I don't know. You go5a pull them up, they're not on my channel. [0:32:42] Rebecca: Why is this? One of them just says mommy milkers. [0:32:47] Rebecca: What have I done to deserve this? I'm all bu5oned up today, guys. [0:32:53] Rebecca: Yeah, let's see here. We've got $10 from Gal6ng. [0:32:57] Dave: Gal6ng, what is that? Mommy milkers, $10. Thank you for the big super chat. [0:33:04] Dave: Then of course, BookTrackRubbs asking if Tim is ridden a horse. We are wai6ng for him to rejoin the space. [0:33:10] Dave: I sent him the link, I promise. Episode 103 [0:33:13] Dave: It took like five minutes to get him on. So my bad, I feel awful. We need to, maybe we can get cameron’s login or something, because Cameron has it. That's how poor we are as a show. Bro, it's terrible. No, yeah, the documentary was great. Oh, it was so great. We need to get into this part too about the feminism and witchcra@ thing, because that's how the movie starts off, basically comparing and equa6ng [0:33:38] Guest-1: modern feminism with witchcra@. And it's so on point. Oh my gosh. I think that Rachel Wilson talks about that [0:33:44] Rebecca: in one of her books. Yeah, she does. [0:33:47] Dave: We should probably get her on the show at some point. Think I've got a line with her. Also, while we're wai6ng for Tim to rejoin us, there's some crazy shit going on right now. Bibi Netanyahu landed. Did you see his motorcade? No. Oh, I've got it saved. Where is he? We can pull it up. He's in Florida for his, like, what, fi@h or sixth visit to the United States? This would be number six, I believe. Unbelievable. I think it's more than any other city present. His motorcade, by the way, is bigger than Donald Trump's. And it's not even close. He had like 30 of those motorcycle people. There was like 30 of the Black Suburbans. It's just crazy. But I guess Donald Trump is commi5ed to Netanyahu to help intervene with Iran's ballis6c missile program. Oh, what a brilliant idea. And I thought that that was handled, right? I thought that we blew up their missiles. I thought it was a smashing success. Mission accomplished, right? But we'll get into that in a li5le bit. But for now, we've got Tim back. Tim, while you were gone, I was talking a li5le bit about your amazing the way that you kind of equated modern feminism with, like, witchcra@. Can you give us a li5le bit of a taste of the rela6onship between feminism and witchcra@? Sure. Well, the standard lie by conserva6ves. They're really more feminist. I think people are seeing this now in the normie conserva6ve world than the liberal le@ world. And the standard lie has been, hey, we don't like those feminazis, those, you know, Rush Limbaugh called them, the second and third wave feminists. They're really bad. They're nothing like the first wave feminists. In a sense, that's true. The sense in which it's true is the first wave feminists were the most outright evil. In other words, there are no real waves of feminism that were good. The first wave is more evil. And it has all the recognizable goals that people more ably cognize as pertaining to second and third wave feminism. But it has the stated sort of addendum that's extra evil of star6ng in 1848 in the Seneca Falls Conven6on, all of these broads got together, Elizabeth, Ka6e Stanton, and a bunch of sort of famous witches in Seneca Falls, New York. And they memorialized the mee6ng with a document called the Declara6on of Sen6ments or Something Hilarious and Girlie. And like all of them were seance witches. And Elizabeth Ka6e Stanton, who was like nominally Protestant, even later in her life, said, look, we have to rewrite the Bible. I can't believe that the Bible was inspired because it's so such an obvious case of men or above women in rank. If we're to con6nue believing anything from the Bible, we have to rewrite it. So she rewrote with a bunch of the first wave feminists from the mee6ng she'd had like 50 years. The Woman's Bible? Is she the author of the Woman's Bible? She is. That's Elizabeth Ka6e Stanton. And she's like, you can't be a Chris6an and a feminist. So they were more evil, but they were more honest about it un6l the second and third wave feminists started coining something, prefiguring something that JP2 would call Chris6an feminism. You just can't be a Chris6an feminist. Look at her. She kind of looks like, who was that theosophist woman, Helena Blavatsky? Episode 103 She was there. She's got the same dead eyes as Helena Blavatsky. She was at the first, I believe, at the Seneca Vols Conven6on. And she was a witch. They were friends. All of them. All of them were homies in that first wave era. I think she was at the Blavatsky was either there or had something to do with Elizabeth Ka6e Stanton. It's really a striking story. I don't know. I liked the witchcra@ sec6on a lot. It was a lot of fun to write that part out. A lot of folks don't know that another thing I could, another sort of kink I could add, is that Eve, you know, Eve and Lilith, if you want to go into some of the sort of Jewish stuff. Absolutely. Eve is the feminist tragic hero because she got caught and punished for disobeying the divine and human patriarchy. So feminists are like, well, you know, she did her part. She disobeyed God and man. Woman is the glory of man. Man's the glory of God. She did her part, but she got caught and punished. But who's really badass for the feminists? You'll recognize the name, even if you didn't know, was Adam's first apocryphal, like Jewish wife [0:38:46] Guest-1: from the Babylonian Talmud. Her name is Lilith. [0:38:49] Dave: Any kid who's about my age or older knows the obsession in pop culture with Lilith in the 90s. Lilith from Frazier, Lilith Fest, Lilith Fair, Lilith, the Jewish women's magazine. They loved Lilith. She was not a feminist tragic hero like Eve. She was a feminist superhero because she disobeyed God and man and got away with it, according to their, you know, their fake Talmud Bible. But she's an important fic6onal character for feminists because she, unlike Eve, gave the middle finger to God and man, I don't have to obey you. She spawned with demons, wouldn't have sex with Adam, [0:39:28] Dave: you know, basically killed human kids and sort of the godmother of abor6on. And, well, you know, this is her punishment on the patriarchy and the feminist lover. I mean, just think of how much Lilith stuff you heard in the pop culture in the 90s. So it shows how witchy these bitches are. It wasn't Lilith, if I'm not mistaken, Lilith is also the name of one of the demon of feminism, right? It's the spirit of wickedness in women. There's Lilith, sorry, Father Ripperger said that there was Lilith and Leviathan and that Leviathan is the like butch lesbian demon and Lilith is the less butch lesbian demon. Am I just making things up at this point or am I kind of right? [0:40:17] Dave: I hope you're right. [0:40:18] Rebecca: I don't know, but that's awesome that even in the demon world, they have like the trucker feminist and then the more chic feminist, you know, the trucker hat wearing the flat topped feminist. Yeah, the lips6ck, yeah. [0:40:29] Dave: Yeah, yeah, that's hilarious. I did not, I didn't know that. Yeah, yeah, Father Ripperger. That's research and I didn't know that. Father Ripperger did a talk a couple of years ago about like the seven big, there was like, you know, Lilith, Leviathan, Azizel, like there's a bunch of these other demons and he kind of like picks apart every way in which the United States of America has submi5ed itself to Satan's top demons through the judicial system, through marriage, through the money printer, all of it. And Father Ripperger has a very convincing explana6on for basically how satanic the modern United States of America is, which is really interes6ng. It's also interes6ng this Lilith stuff, you know, because there was something I Episode 103 was reading about with like Chris6an iden6ty, because that used to be like really big up here in North Idaho, the Aryan na6ons and all those people, they were all Chris6an iden6ty people. And they believe in like this two seedline thing that's like really weird, that like Eve had sex with the serpent and like had children from that and that's where like the mud people came from or some bullshit. That's what Aryan na6ons believes? Yeah, it was like really, really weird. I mean, they were totally here6cal, not based when it comes to like religious stuff. But it's so funny that that comes from the Talmud. [0:41:51] Dave: You know, maybe paganism too. I've also no6ced like among the pagan communi6es that there's like a very big matriarchal, like the women wear the pants type of thing that happens. [0:42:02] Dave: It's really interes6ng kind of how the rejec6on of patriarchy and the rejec6on of Chris6anity go hand in hand. It makes total sense. Sorry. Well, it's the original sin, you know, I mean, so whether you're the Satanist or you're just a sort of so@ secularist or you're just a cucked Chris6an who's on board with all that stuff, it's the alpha and the omega of human sin. I mean, feminism is the original sin. Adam ac6ng like Eve, Eve ac6ng like Adam and sister Lucifa6ma said, this will be the final a5ack of Satan on the world and it's kind of beginning, geYng underway now is the a5ack on the family. It doesn't mean like transgenderism. Right. It means feminism. Do you think we live in the end 6mes? [0:42:45] Dave: I don't know. I don't know. I mean, it seems like if you, I just, I guess I quoted sister Lucy. I don't know what you guys think. It's tough to say, cause you sound like a cuck if you say, yeah, but maybe the beginning of the end 6mes. So it's another like 150 years or something. That's sort of the safe answer, isn't it? Yeah. You know, cause it's just something I've been pondering about a lot, right? Because like, especially like among the Zionist evangelicals this thought that we're living in the end 6mes that, you know, the Jews going back to Israel is the fulfillment of prophecy and that, you know, all of this kind of stuff. And so these, those types of people are very hopped up on end 6mes theology there. I saw somebody text that goofy Zionist chat from in our local area, [0:43:22] Guest-1: like the rapture is about to happen any day now. And it's like you people are crazy. [0:43:28] Dave: But so from, from that perspec6ve, I love saying we're not in the end 6mes. St. Vincent Farer, who I have a statue of on my bookcase, like he preached the end of the world in like the 14, 1500s, you know? So on the one hand, it's kind of reassuring to be like, yeah, this is not the end 6mes. [0:43:44] Guest-1: We're going to grind. But at the same 6me, we do have these things like Fa6ma, La Sale5e, these kinds of public prophe6c appearances [0:43:53] Dave: of our lady that has warned us that the devil wants to engage in a final decisive ba5le that this is the beginning of the end. And it seems like we're at apex degeneracy with the abor6on rate. Right. Episode 103 [0:44:04] Rebecca: I like, I don't know how much worse it could, we all live in a den of iniquity. I don't know how it could possibly get worse than it is right now, although I'm sure it could. Yeah. They laughed the laughter of the damned. We're like, yeah. Gala's humor. It's Gala's humor, right? [0:44:19] Guest-1: I mean, what do you, it's Gala's humor. You can laugh or you can cry. But yeah. Do you guys subscribe to Garabondall at all? I don't really, but a lot of people I respect you. I think, I think Father Rip does. Yeah. And so, and I respect him a lot. Yeah. And if Garabondall's true, then it basically, the stuff has to start happening before that seer who's alive and like literally Long Island, which is a funny thing for a seer to be that, that lady s6ll live. That's that, that shit has to happen before she dies. So if Garabondall's true, [0:44:51] Dave: then it's like we're speeding upon the end 6mes. Well, and you know, there is something happening and definitely so funny that you men6oned Long Island. Cause I don't know if you know about our lady of Bayside. [0:45:01] Guest-1: Do you remember that whole thing that happened in like the seven6es and eigh6es? There was apparently like an appari6on in Bayside, New York and everybody like lost their minds. I didn't remember. [0:45:11] Dave: Yeah. And I definitely don't subscribe to Medjugorje. So most of the priests that formed me were formed by Bishop Williamson. And I had the pleasure of mee6ng his excellency before we passed on God rest his soul. And I know Bishop Williamson believed in Garabondall. And when you look at the way that things geopoli6cally are heading, and this has been another thing I've been struggling [0:45:34] Guest-1: with where it's like, am I inadvertently peddling Russian propaganda? But no, like the West is wicked, wicked. [0:45:44] Dave: The EU is wicked. The United States is wicked. And so I know that Pu6n isn't perfect, right? Like there is a majority, I believe in Russia of Muslims actually. It's not like a white Chris6an utopia where everybody's going back to orthodoxy. And he has some major Jew cucking problems. Absolutely he does. But, you know, this concept of that Russia will like invade Europe and like liberate it from Satan. And I think that's all in6mately connected with Garabondall. [0:46:15] Guest-1: I know. It's so interes6ng. You get all hopped up, jacked up, fucked up watching Rocky Four. You're like, yeah, fuck yeah, we're gonna get the rush, blah, blah, blah. [0:46:26] Dave: But then you, it's quite the ending, you know? You're like, whoa, we're the bad guy. Like, man, I guess we need to commit suicide. We're the bad guys. Right, you know? The truth is painful. And then it heals, right? Do you have any other non-feminist stuff, non-women stuff that you wanted to get into? I do. [0:46:44] Rebecca: All of the Catholics, yeah, I know, right. All the Catholics that come on, I have ques6ons because I'm a Novus Ordo Catholic and I have problems with racial universalism in the church and what is being preached about mul6culturalism within the church. And I was Episode 103 wondering if you had any thoughts on that because right now I'm seeing it ac6vely in the live chat and this is the biggest cri6cism that we get of Catholicism. Like, why are you Catholic? They advocate for a mul6cultural. Mul6racial. A mul6racial, yeah, a na6on for all of us. And how do you square that circle? Do you think it's a bastardiza6on of scripture, of doctrine to believe in mul6culturalism in the Catholic faith? [0:47:31] Dave: Yeah, I mean, I think it's kind of, I don't know, either of you correct me because this isn't my big issue, but I think it's kind of ultra-virus to the, you know, the bimillennial church teaching. I've looked at Aquinas on this because I'm a Thomis6c philosopher. And, you know, he's definitely like, people should have their na6ons. You have to observe the border. It's more natural for, you know, your kids to look like you, [0:47:58] Dave: but it's not, obviously it's not a flaw or it's not a vice, even a venial vice to, you know, intermarry. So I'm not trying to sound like unbased or gay when I'm saying that, but the church, I think it's Pius XII writes on it and he says, there is an element of personality, of iden6ty [0:48:22] Dave: that is related to race and ethnicity, but it's so minuscule compared to the huge, gaping element of iden6ty between male and female. So it's kind of like, if you take two, two, kind of two test cases, right? 90s, like affirma6ve black, should get commercial where it's like a black dad [0:48:43] Rebecca: and a black mom and they have like a happy family and they all know each other. And, you know, the dad provides [0:48:50] Dave: and they like, they know their dad's name. You're like, come on, this is like fic6on, you know? But it does happen every once in a while, right? And you're like, okay, and that's good and that's well ordered. [0:49:02] Guest-1: So it's like under like 20% of blacks are together and not divorced and knew their dad. [0:49:08] Dave: But it's like, we should be roo6ng for that kind of affirma6ve black, you know? [0:49:12] Guest-1: We want that affirma6ve ac6on where this becomes normal. You want the best things for them, you know? [0:49:18] Dave: Whereas when you go to the kind of affirma6ve ac6on, I guess it's only a related point, but the affirma6ve ac6on of like women doing stuff and you're like, well, this is unnatural. This isn't even well ordered. So I think that's Pope Pius XII's point is like, you know, [0:49:34] Guest-1: it's natural for blacks, whites, all people to raise their families. [0:49:40] Dave: And yeah, it's a li5le weird when people intermix, but like, I don't know, my wife's half Mexican and it's not something that I think about as much as some of these people on the internet. I'm much more tackling the WQ. [0:49:54] Guest-1: I understand that perspec6ve, but I know this is an unfair hypothe6cal. Episode 103 [0:49:57] Rebecca: When I look at my daughters, I'm like, would I rather them marry a black Catholic or a white atheist? And I'm going for white atheist every 6me because I can pray for the conversion of the white atheist, [0:50:07] Guest-1: but you're not going to undo the gene6c destruc6on of your daughter marrying a black guy. So, I mean- No, it's fair. [0:50:15] Dave: That shouldn't be cuYng edge. That should be like, I think it's a live ques6on because you can pray for the conversion of the atheist. I think you could argue it either way. And I think it's gay when people get mad either way [0:50:27] Guest-1: because it is a pruden6al ma5er. You know what I mean? It's lame that we were also brainwashed with, you know, white people are bad [0:50:35] Dave: and it's bad to celebrate whiteness that people think that's like, oh, that's a base opinion. Like, no, that's, you know, you want as a white person who's a Catholic, you just want a white Catholic. And it's like, this became a big thing to talk about five years ago. What if you have to pick between a black Catholic and a white like devil worshipper? And it's like, I can, I have seven daughters, by the way. So it's like, can you guys just, they're all really smart and really cool and they laugh at funny shit and they make fun of good stuff to make fun of. So, I think they'll just marry all white Catholics. That's the easiest solu6on. Here, I think I've got the perfect clip. I've got the perfect clip for this. This will se5le the debate once and for all. The marriage is not common sense. [0:51:19] Rebecca: It's not a sin. It's not an offense against God, necessarily. But it may o@en be an offense against common sense because there's too much difference between people of different races where the marriage is probably the last. It's s6ll not a good idea, but it's pre5y deep. The difference between races is pre5y serious. Blacks should normally marry blacks. Whites should normally marry whites. Chinese should normally marry Chinese. [0:51:43] Rebecca: That's so true. And I encourage people to think about that. We've talked so much about how marriage has martyred him. But you have to overcome so much with someone that is like you. And my best friend, Robin Riley, you might be familiar with her. She's married to a Slavic guy. And every year she posts, I'm in an interracial marriage. [0:52:00] Guest-1: She posts on Twi5er because there's like a chasm of difference between the Slavic mindset and the Anglo mindset. And the way that you speak too, it's different. [0:52:10] Dave: I know one of the things that kind of led to the schism between East and West is it's literally the language structure. With La6n, you really have to wait to the end of the sentence to know exactly what the person's talking about. In English, we can hear each other talking and start cuYng one another off because I know where you're going with that. And even in French, it's like you might talk about the bike green. The modifier comes a@er the thing that you're describing. And those small things would change conversa6on and communica6on so much. The neural pathways in your head of how you communicate one with another. And this is the difference between ethnicity. There's race, but then there's also ethnicity. The ethnos, the ethnicity is deeply 6ed in with language. And so you can have white people that come from two Episode 103 totally different languages and they're going to be arguing all the 6me about the way that they think. I can a5est to this. All my children are white, but a three-year-old, she's almost four now, she came out and she's only speaking Ibonic. [0:53:15] Guest-1: She doesn't speak English. So it's weird, we have to segregate her racially. [0:53:22] Dave: It's just a language thing, but she will not learn English. She should be an ESL speaker. Ibonics only. Well, I guess what this ques6on boils down to [0:53:31] Rebecca: is that I am fundamentally racist. I am just a racist person. I was not born this way. I was made this. Maybe I was born this way. I don't know. I mean, maybe everybody is racist, but I am par6cularly racist. Maybe she's born with it, right? [0:53:45] Dave: Maybe it's racism. And I'm always wondering, is this diametrically opposed to my faith? I don't hate people of other races. [0:53:55] Rebecca: I believe that they have offerings to the world just like anybody else, but I'm racist. There's no doubt about it. Is that wrong? Is it? Am I going to hell? Well, it's like an6- Semi6sm. [0:54:08] Dave: It's a hugely equivocal term. I mean, like if, if an6-Semi6sm or racism means you hate the other races and you wish that they would die, then yeah, like that's, that's probably an obvious Chris6an sin. If racism, an6-Semi6sm just means like, Hey, I, you know, I'm, I'm more a5racted to white people vastly. I think white people are cooler. I want to be around white people. I don't really want to be around other people, you know. Yeah, I don't want to be around minori6es. That's not a sin. That's just having a brain or whatever. How can that be a sin? And once again, I've got, I feel like it's like every third podcast I wind up doing this, but clip it, clip it. You got to follow American reform on Twi5er. He's done the work. He's done the work. He's pulled everything out of the magisterium, the acervatory Romano, the chivalta ca5olica. Like he's the only person I've ever seen that took, was it Mi5 Brenn and their sorgh, which is the famous encyclical wri5en by Pope Pius XI on Nazism. And then Pope Pius XI also gave a speech in the Va6can about his encyclical interpre6ng the encyclical. He's the only person that takes the two different pieces and pairs it together so that we can understand, because like there was a lot about Nazi Germany that was rightly ordered. Patrio6sm, patriarchy, hatred of communism, right? There was a lot about that country that was rightly ordered. And Pius XI was not condemning them for the things that they were doing right. Hello, it's the 5% where you're like turning things into like a racial idolatry where you're worshiping the state instead of worshiping God. You know, it makes sense when you read it. So anyway, follow American reform on Twi5er. He's done a lot of work on this. Yeah, absolutely. Do we have any ques6ons in the Super Chat? [0:56:07] Rebecca: Yeah, of course. We always have ques6ons in the Super Chat. [0:56:11] Dave: Always. Booktrag Grooves, Tim, have you ridden a horse? [0:56:17] Dave: Yes. Oh, because of the jacket? I was like, what the fuck? No, he asked every guest this. Every guest. We haven't quite figured out why, but in my mind, Episode 103 [0:56:25] Rebecca: I think it's like a sign of aristocra6c [0:56:28] Rebecca: allegiance. And that's why he asks. Do ponies count? [0:56:31] Dave: No, ponies don't count. I thought it was because of my kind of bad ass. This is just a Christmas jacket, you know. It is a bad ass jacket, but we're talking about it. Speaking of being like a pipe smoker with a beard, my wife got me a pipe for Christmas. And it's a wonderful pipe. I enjoy it. You got to get super fat now. [0:56:45] Guest-1: No, no, no. I've already been there. [0:56:47] Guest-1: I was there. He doesn't want to go back. I lost the weight. [0:56:50] Dave: We're never going back. I'm hiYng the gym right a@er we were done with this stream. Dunkin Donuts. Make her pay for geYng you that pipe. See, we don't even have Dunkin Donuts up here. We don't. That is true. It's where are you? Where are you? North Idaho. Idaho. Oh, you're both in Idaho. [0:57:05] Guest-1: Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, no Dunkin Donuts up here. [0:57:08] Dave: And frankly, we don't want them because we know what they bring. They bring Indians. That's true. Every Dunkin Donuts when I was back on the East Coast, it's like, would you like the coffee donut holes with that, please? I'm like, bro, no. Go back to your country. But also, yes, I would. I don't want donut holes. I just want to say they bring us back to fatness. And they bring fucking Indians. They bring Jeets, bro. True. True. The second half of Book Trek, I suppose, was to Timothy 12. Are there any more profits le@ in the Old Testament that are not or prophecies le@ in the Old Testament that are not complete? That is a good ques6on. Yeah. He asked that a lot. Yeah. Okay. [0:57:48] Guest-1: Probably, probably not. I don't know. Yeah. I was going to say this. I got into an argument once with a Protestant. Don't do that, by the way. [0:57:55] Dave: Zion is Protestant. I take it back. There's some Protestants that are worthy of debate. There are others that you just need to exclude from the conversa6on altogether. But there is, I guess, I've done some research and I guess Catholics are called par6al preterists, which means that like in, was it Ma5hew 24, 27 in there? There's like the talk, one is in the field and one will be taken. One's in the kitchen. One will be gone, blah, blah, blah. That all has to do with the destruc6on of Jerusalem. And that was all fulfilled in 70 AD. But then there's the like, the lamb and the seven seals and the seven trumpets and all the stuff from the book of the apocalypse, the book revela6on. There's stuff in there that obviously hasn't happened yet because we're not at the end of the world. Par6al pedarast? Is that what you said? No, that's the priest. Okay. No, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. That's rabbis. True. [0:58:51] Guest-1: But anyway, I don't know if you have anything else to add to that, but that's my understanding. [0:58:58] Dave: Oh, it sounds good to me. I'll go with that. I'm just, I'm just a domes6c philosopher. Episode 103 [0:59:03] Guest-1: People will ask me stuff about the Bible when I'm like, I know like, you know, I taught church history for 10 years. [0:59:09] Dave: I can talk about that. But I don't know. The sound that answer sounded really good to me. Nice. Good. Very good. Yeah. I've got a ques6on about church history. Maybe we'll get to it if this doesn't take too long. A book track roof said another $10. Tim, has there been any groundwork on removing no fault divorce? Do you think that there's any help for women that are chronically online? Two ques6ons. There is the beginnings. It's in the offing of removing no fault divorce. And a lot of it has to do with 14th amendment substan6ve due process, equal protec6on clause stuff, which is important, but probably a snooze to get into this late in the show. But the answer is yes. [0:59:48] Dave: And I mean, chronically all online women just need to have their internet privileges taken away by the most male. Yeah. Just don't log off, baby. I know. My husband's like, I'm going to put your phone in a box. There you go. Get a Faraday bag for it. Faraday cage. Well, no, don't preserve it. Put it in a reverse Faraday cage. Put it in the microwave. Yeah. Put it in the oven. If it sparks, that means it's working. Book track roof said another $10. Tim, have you spoken with Corey J. Muller and well, Jay Dyer was in the documentary. So obviously tell Rebecca's husband to read scripture to her, please. And thank you. Go team. [1:00:27] Guest-1: Go. My husband is in the process of conver6ng to Catholicism. Yeah. He will be bap6zed prayers answered. [1:00:34] Rebecca: I never thought he, I never thought that he was s6ll needed. [1:00:37] Dave: Keep praying. Yes. [1:00:39] Guest-1: Amazing. Yeah. Who's the ques6on about though? [1:00:43] Dave: Corey J. Muller. He was the stone choir host of the stone choir podcast. Tradi6onal Lutheran. Okay. I don't. Yeah. You said something about Jay Dyer and I'm like, [1:00:54] Guest-1: I don't, I don't think I know that guy. That's funny. But yeah, Corey, Corey Muller. [1:01:00] Dave: He's, he's a very interes6ng guy. That would be an interes6ng discussion with you guys. Ever spoken. He's, he's the kind of Protestant that I'm like, Oh, so you're actually Chris6an because so many of these Protestants anymore, it's like, they've, they've subs6tuted actual biblical study with like Talmud studies where they take one verse from here and one verse from there and they like kind of jumble it all, shake it up in a bag and, and reinterpret everything. He's not like that. [1:01:28] Rebecca: He's not like that. He like, he's like, no, I'm a Lutheran. [1:01:31] Dave: I believe in the Lutheran confession and all of the councils that came before. Right. Episode 103 [1:01:36] Guest-1: And no surprise has been kicked out of his church. Right. He was like, there's like Joel [1:01:40] Dave: Lebanon. It's like, Oh, wow. You're, you're actually like you, you hate Jews. You hate women. You're great. [1:01:46] Rebecca: You're like Chris6an. Yeah. [1:01:49] Dave: Okay. But yeah, most Protestants just like, you know, love Jews and women or whatever. Yeah. It's so bizarre. And you know, these, especially these Protestant churches where the women get on stage, brother, my brother in Christ, what are you doing? Yeah. Dave, show me some footage from a [1:02:05] Rebecca: local Catholic church where women were giving communion. [1:02:07] Dave: Giving communion, altar girls, the whole nine yards. Yeah. You know. Disgus6ng. They're all Paula whites. Remember when Trump, Trump wanted to like bang, pardon the French, like bang Paula white. [1:02:18] Guest-1: And I'm, I'm sure it is, you know, his head of faith forma6on or what [1:02:22] Dave: it's so shameful, man. Trump is a whole different topic. What a, what a Zionist disappoin6ng. Oh, I know. [1:02:28] Rebecca: God, do you think he's banging Paula white? Look at this. [1:02:32] Dave: Look at this. Why else would he have her like [1:02:34] Rebecca: around? God walks on White House grounds. I had every right and authority to [1:02:39] Guest-1: declare the White House as holy ground because I was standing there and where I stand is holy. Whoa, bro. This chick is crazy. She's nuts. Devin sacked it an excellent stream about this for those of you that haven't watched it. Yeah. [1:02:55] Guest-1: Anyway, there's, there's be5er compila6ons of her like literally speaking in tongues. [1:02:59] Dave: Like whatever. How are you? Have you seen that one? [1:03:02] Guest-1: I think we have it in the dock actually screaming power a@er screen talking in tongues. Oh my gosh. That's the only conceivable reason [1:03:09] Dave: someone like a scumbag like Trump would have her around because I don't think he cares about Chris6anity one way or the other. It's just, he's just like, hey, there's a blonde like I can bang. I don't know. Buddy. Buddy. Buddy. A super chat from Glamdring. The guest turned out pre5y good. I guess you don't have to the previously recommended finger related discipline. What? I don't know what that means. I don't know what that means. Episode 103 [1:03:35] Dave: You got to send us another super chat. Is that a world of the rings thing? Because the name Glamdring is that's like. I think that this par6cular super cha5er is Glamdring on rumble and then smog on Twi5er. So we got some based Tolkien people here. I call it guys. I love, I love, [1:03:52] Guest-1: I love Tolkien people. There was. [1:03:54] Dave: Go ahead. It makes me uncomfortable how, how hard Nick goes against LOTR Fuentes just as a, because I don't know what the fuck that comment. Does he? [1:04:04] Dave: He just savages it. I'm like, bro, you need to read the books. Yeah. [1:04:08] Guest-1: Because I, you know, if he's really, if, if Joe Rogan's right and he's really going to be president in a few years, we need him to read LOTR. It's just, it's so not nerdy because there's so many nerdy guys that like smoke pipes and get fat and all that, that, that like LOTR, but it's, it's really not just for nerdy guys. [1:04:25] Dave: See, I don't understand people that smoke and get fat because nico6ne is a natural appe6te suppressant. So like when you get hungry, you should be reaching for a cigar, reach for a cigare5e, put it off. You can wait a li5le longer, you know. Can you imagine how fat chest, I love giving shit to Chester Tonius. Can you imagine how fat that guy would have been if he hadn't also smoked a pipe? So true. People shouldn't smoke because it causes lung [1:04:51] Rebecca: cancer. However, the, the massive drop in testosterone is par6ally because of men not smoking. It dras6cally raises your testosterone. Are you going to, I was going to say instead of [1:05:03] Dave: smoking, people could, could use Nick Mac, which is a based company from the Pacific Northwest here in Spokane. And the greatest part is that one of the main ingredients is xylitol, which apparently reverses tooth decay. So if you've got problems with cavi6es, Nick Mac. This is not medical advice. This is not medical advice and we're not geYng paid. I reached out to them to see if they'd sponsor this podcast. Did they tell you [1:05:29] Guest-1: to get wrecked? Too extreme for them. But it doesn't ma5er. The only other alterna6ve is outpouch. And they're made in India. [1:05:37] Dave: So I'm going to go with the based Catholic nico6ne company in Spokane over the Indian Tucker Carlson stuff. We're too extreme for them. I think he just said [1:05:46] Rebecca: an explana6on chat. Did he? [1:05:48] Dave: Cleans and straightens your teeth. Straightens your teeth. And if they, and if it doesn't, you can sue. Yeah. Don't do that. It makes you whiter. It makes you act less Italian. Glandering sent $5 and said, sorry, before the stream, I had said that he should have a finger removed for being late. I thought you guys saw it. No, I didn't. No, we're not removing Episode 103 [1:06:08] Guest-1: any of Tim's fingers. But Tim, please tell everybody where they can find your work and we will do our best to show it all on the screen while you're talking. Believe it or not, I s6ll have a YouTube channel. [1:06:18] Dave: Timothy Gordon. It's the show. It's called rules for retrogrades named a@er that one of my five books. And find me on Twi5er. [1:06:27] Dave: X, I guess. [1:06:29] Dave: At Timothy ology. T-I-M-O-T-H-E-E-O-L-O-G-Y. Those are really the only two places I hang out are YouTube and Twi5er. [1:06:36] Guest-1: And the only two places I try to. You've got a whole website. [1:06:38] Dave: TimothyJGordon.com. You can get all of his. Oh, that too. If you count that. Yeah. You can get all of his books. He's like, oh, yeah. [1:06:46] Guest-1: Oh, yeah. And the documentary is up on CandaceOans.com. [1:06:49] Rebecca: She's, she's an up and coming, [1:06:52] Dave: no-name podcaster, but she's going to be big in five years. Who is this CandaceOans you speak of? Here's a ques6on. Has Candace watched your documentary? [1:07:01] Guest-1: Yeah. No, I think so. [1:07:03] Dave: I know she, I mean, she, because see I was in talks with, I'm friends with her husband George. George, yeah. [1:07:10] Rebecca: I've never, we're good friends. I've never hung out with Candace though. He told me he's read one of my books to her basically at the dinner table. He says she likes me, but I've never talked to her. So I, she's like the number one podcast in the world right now. So I figured, [1:07:26] Guest-1: hey, you know, if she'll float the doc, awesome. He said she watched part of it and loved it. [1:07:33] Dave: I think she liked the witchcra@ segment. I don't know if she got her, [1:07:35] Guest-1: you know, I don't know. I'd have, I'd have to have someone ask her for me who she talks to. But, yeah, people are going to point out the sort of perceived performa6ve contradic6on or something like that. Hanging a, yeah, I know, I know where people are going like, wait a minute. Before we let you go, [1:07:53] Rebecca: we have a very important ques6on. Can you get us some of that George Farmer money? Yo, for real. Just give me. What I would love to do is, [1:08:01] Dave: yeah, you know, [1:08:03] Guest-1: get some myself, but I think the answer is no. Oh, what about, I was going to, Episode 103 [1:08:08] Dave: we've been trying to sell out to the CIA. So Russia, they don't want us. Mossad doesn't want us. Yeah. GRU doesn't want us. No. So. We're wai6ng for that Qatar money. Yeah. Qatar le@ us on red. You know, Pu6n s6ll needs to send me my check from the 2016 elec6on. Yeah, totally. [1:08:26] Rebecca: That's how people know that they can trust us because we are poor. No, [1:08:30] Dave: it's true. No, that's absolutely correct. By the way, [1:08:34] Guest-1: the podcast without the money, and I include myself with this, [1:08:38] Dave: you can trust these if they're, if they're kind of, [1:08:41] Guest-1: if they kind of seem like they know what they're doing, but they don't have money, they're trustworthy. [1:08:45] Rebecca: Hey, let's go. All right. [1:08:48] Dave: Well, everybody make sure you follow Tim Gordon. He's been doing some great work. He's got good books. So pick those up and don't forget about the sale at Sophia Ins6tute Press. What was that book again? It was the case for patriarchy. The case for patriarchy. He also has the book, the Catholic Republic, why America will perish without Rome. Very based Protestants will probably hate it. So get the books there. Thank you, Tim. So much for joining us. Thank you so much. And we really appreciate it. Thanks everyone. Try to go watch this movie on CandiceOans.com. We only made it a buck 99. I meant to say that for the, for the Jewish Chris6ans out there. And I listen, I got to say it was easy. I was able to pay with cash app. Yeah. It's kind of nice. It made it super easy. So yeah. And the link is in the show notes below. So I would say thanks to Candice for running it. You know, with all the, all the, the jokes that that's going to pray along. Thank you. People understand. It's all good. Well, [1:09:43] Guest-1: thank you for joining us. Have a wonderful day. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Very true. [1:09:48] Dave: I don't forget. And these trees are not coming down for a long 6me. [1:09:53] Rebecca: Wait, how long? [1:09:55] Dave: They're not supposed to, who's calling me from Florida, from Florida, maybe yeah, you're Netanyahu is finally calling me. Yeah. [1:10:01] Guest-1: Hey, you want that money? [1:10:03] Dave: We're watching your live stream right now. The Christmas trees are supposed to go up on Christmas Eve. And they come down on February 2nd. Oh, I was way off. February 2nd, the Feast of Candleness. I thought the dura6on was supposed to be 12 days of the vaca6on. No, those are the 12 days of Christmas. Right. And we're s6ll within the octave of Christmas. Don't forget this Thursday is a holy day of obliga6on. Feast of the Circumcision. Don't circumcise your children. You do not need to do that. Don't cut your children. That's wrong. Don't do it. Episode 103 [1:10:34] Guest-1: It is wrong. Okay. We've got a couple of other super chats that we've got to get to here. And a couple more ads to read. We got a big $50 super chat. [1:10:44] Dave: Thank you from Booktrak Grooves. You said GTG Rebecca DMs. Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom. I assume that you mean that we need to upgrade our zoom. Probably. [1:10:56] Guest-1: Yeah. Yeah. [1:10:58] Dave: How much is it? It's like 50 bucks a month for zoom. It's like these. We run such a 6ght so@ware companies are just. We run such a 6ght ship that we're trying we're like [1:11:07] Rebecca: desperately trying to get our internet cost down. True. Very true. There is dude. [1:11:12] Dave: There's a new property. There's a new property I want. Stop rubbing your hands. It's $2.4 million. There's no way. But maybe see like I feel like there's got to be one person that watches our show that has like $50 million just like laying around. They're old. They don't know what to do with their money. If we get $2 million. We're not going to use it to buy a defunct church. [1:11:38] Rebecca: Come on. No, absolutely. [1:11:40] Dave: We're going to use it to upgrade the show. More than just a defunct church. There's like office spaces there. There's warehouse spaces. Is it here? It's here. It's like 10 minutes away. No. No, no, no way. No way. Oh yeah. We got to do it. Come on. [1:11:54] Guest-1: You're not my husband. I don't have to submit to stupid plans. [1:11:56] Dave: True. Fair point. 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Use the code Backlash25 for free shipping on all U.S. orders, ODGGsupply.com. Based. [1:15:58] Dave: I did something. I did a script. What did you do? Oh, yeah, you did do a script. I did it. When we started the podcast, I was like, I can't do those. I just can't do it. It's worn me down, though. Episode 103 [1:16:10] Rebecca: And I did want to plug something. So I'm trying to get an AMREN type event panel going in Missouri in the St. Louis region. [1:16:22] Dave: That doesn't mean I'm doing this in East St. Louis. People are tex6ng me. [1:16:25] Guest-1: They're like, I'm not going to the shit. There's no white area in St. Louis. I grew up in West County. [1:16:29] Rebecca: There are white areas in St. Louis. I will put it in a good area. Around April 9th, we haven't hammered down the date yet. I'm really hoping that we can get this up and running. I've never done anything like this before because of my crippling fear of public speaking. So I will emcee the event. But we got some great speakers on board. Tim Gordon just said he was interested. We've got Jay Dyer. Basel said he was interested. Lauren Chen is on a redemp6on arc. She's like her first public appearance. And she is also interested. And LP, your boy LP, I Hippocrite, also going to be coming out for this event if we could get it together. So I would like an answer to AMREN where we talk about Jews. And I want it to be like a chiller vibe. I'm hoping to get a musician in there, get some food trucks, cash bar. And I want it to be like a really fun, I don't want to say mixer because it dates me. But I just want to have like a cozy meetup event with a panel of speakers. And I think it would be really cool. And I really want to do it in the St. Louis region. So if you have sugges6ons for guests or venues or you think you could a5end, please reach out to me at blondes underscore tweets [1:17:44] Rebecca: or info at the backlash.net. Is that our email address? Yep. info at the backlash.net. So I can get an idea of like how many people I could get because my fear about this is that like I do this thing and then nobody comes. Like five people. And then five people come, right? Right. And then it's like, that's going to make me just mortally depressed. No, that wouldn't happen. So please, if you're interested in something like this, if you think that you could make the trek out to somewhere in St. Louis, I'm thinking maybe like Grand Farms or something like that for an event like this to do some networking, to meet some people, to have some drinks, have some food. Please let me know. I think it would be so fun. [1:18:23] Guest-1: I'll have to get in touch with the old glory club. I bet there's one out there. Yes. [1:18:27] Rebecca: Maybe we could partner up. We could. And because of the nature of the event, we will have to sell 6ckets because I can't. I'm already telling these people like, do you want to do this event where you have to pay your own way? Our opera6ng budget is like zero dollars. [1:18:41] Dave: You have to pay your own way. You have to think of a speech [1:18:44] Rebecca: and you have to find your own accommoda6ons. Combina6ons. Wonderful. I'm amazed anybody wants to do this. Bro, I'm going to like bring a tent with me. [1:18:53] Dave: I'll just go camping in East St. Louis. That's a fucking great idea. Episode 103 [1:18:57] Rebecca: Hey, content, right? It would be content. See, you can't pay me to go to St. Louis. You guys see, I grew up in West County. There was like, aside from inner city busing, there was not a black person to be seen. There are lots of areas of St. Louis. What if we did it in Idaho though? Yeah, but that's not my plan. I know. We've done so many events. I've done meetups like all over the world. I did a meetup in Japan. I've done them all over and like, I want to do something in the Midwest. All right. That's cool. [1:19:30] Dave: The Midwest people and they are a people. They're dis6nct. They are dis6nct people. They're all German, Irish. Great people. Love them. [1:19:37] Rebecca: Lots of Catholics. I think it's a good idea. I want to branch. And St. Louis is my hometown. So it's like, I get to go back there. Maybe I'll invite some people that I know from St. Louis. I think it's going to be fun. So please help me get this thing up and running. April 9th to the 12th. [1:19:53] Guest-1: Those are the tenta6ve dates. Yeah. [1:19:57] Guest-1: We've got. I was just going to segue to other stuff where it's just [1:20:01] Dave: crazy and we'll be keeping our eye on this, but there are so many escala6ons happening. Cameron is going to be back with us. I know he's been gone for a li5le while. I don't think we're allowed to talk about that just yet. Maybe he'll clue everybody in Wednesday evening. 6 p.m. Eastern. You won't, your big mouth. Me? Yeah. [1:20:19] Guest-1: What? I don't know what you're talking about. [1:20:21] Dave: I totally did not have to delete a tweet over the weekend. But there's been some escala6on. I guess did Ukraine like tried to drone strike Pu6n's home? Yeah. I read that right before we went live. [1:20:33] Rebecca: Holy shit. So I'm not totally up to date on what's going on. That was going on. [1:20:36] Dave: And then we've got Trump and Netanyahu geYng together talking about doing another strike on Iran. So the war in the Middle East looking like it's going to heat up. The war in Ukraine looks like it's hea6ng up the economic war between the U.S. and China with all this gold and silver stuff is clearly star6ng to get hot. Hearing rumors that a bank defaulted over the weekend. Yeah. And that either they're going to be absorbed by J.P. Morgan or something, but we've got it. There's a lot going on that we're going to be covering on Wednesday. So you make sure make sure you like the video. [1:21:14] Dave: Make sure you click the subscribe bu5on and the no6fica6on bell. Make sure you send a DM to blondes underscore tweets [1:21:21] Rebecca: that is not a picture of your dick. It's just an answer about whether or not you would come out to say this. By the way, I don't know if I don't know if you saw this, but over the weekend, I kicked off like a genera6onal class war. Oh, well done. Did you see this post that I put out? Holy shit. It's gone. Absolutely nuts. I put out a tweet because a clavicular did an interview with Michael Knowles. Episode 103 [1:21:45] Dave: It's like a two hour long interview. And so there was a clip of it and I put out the boomers have no idea what's coming. Not you mom. [1:21:52] Rebecca: Not you mom. Not you dad for my dad and mom. We all know that it's like it's like the same [1:21:58] Dave: thing as like talking about Jews or talking about no, no, no, no, no. [1:22:01] Rebecca: My mom is going to shit her pants if she hears this. [1:22:04] Guest-1: Okay. It's not the same thing. There are excep6ons for Jews. Some excep6ons for boomers. All right. [1:22:10] Dave: 80 to 90 percent of boomers suck. And so when I say, when I say boomers, there's also like a boomer mentality. That's true. You know, where they'll like call up their son, you know, while they're on like vaca6on in Hawaii is like, yeah, you know that inheritance. You're not geYng any of it. Mom and I are going to get in my 6es and mom is fish out. You know what I mean? My parents are the an6thesis of that. Right. And so, okay, so when we say boomer, okay, that's what we're talking about. It's a mentality. It's a behavioral set. It's a world view. That is not what we mean when we say true. Okay. So anyway, I put up this tweet and I said, the boomers have no idea what's coming for them. The Zoomer Waffen are real and they're going to burn it all down. Kiss your 401ks, mul6ple homes, pensions and social security. Goodbye. The day of the pillow will seem like the merciful op6on. I'm here for it. The post got 2.3 million views. [1:23:05] Dave: Which is definitely up there. This is now compe6ng with my tweets about Pu6n, which have gone viral. Like every 6me I tweet about Pu6n, it goes like super viral. And it's just so funny to see in the in the comments all of the boomers self-repor6ng, you know, or like the Jews that are like, like, what is it holding? That's a shofar. It's like a ram's horn that they use. But anyway, it was just so funny to see all the boomers self-report in the comments. And then it's like, you know, I get all these people are like, oh, so Dave has moved on from ha6ng Jews and women. Now he's going to kill all the boomers. And I'm like, no, no, Dave is a man [1:23:47] Rebecca: of many talents. He can do all of those things. I can piss everyone off all the 6me. [1:23:51] Dave: No, but I feel like people don't know what the day of the pillow is. [1:23:56] Rebecca: How not? How not? Well, okay, so the day of the [1:24:00] Dave: pillow, there's two, two things with it, right? The day of the pillow is like op6on A is it's the day that you lay yourself down on your pillow. No one thinks about it. [1:24:11] Guest-1: No. The day of the pillow is. [1:24:13] Dave: You don't get back up. The day of the pillow, too. Is smothering your elderly boomer. No, it is not. It is. It's when you pay for the boomer that never took care of you as a child and never invested in you. And they were career oriented and they neglected their family. They're not talking about inheritance. They're not taking their 401k and rolling it over into gold Episode 103 with Atlas bullion, right? They're selfish. And so when the 6me comes to like wipe their ass and take care of them, instead of doing that, you send your boomer to a home where they get smothered by a Hai6an. Oh, okay. That's the day of the pillow. Mom, you will, I promise you [1:24:53] Rebecca: that you will never get smothered by a Hai6an. No, my parents, they'll come live [1:24:57] Dave: with me. When the 6me comes. I love my parents based boomers. But that's the day of the pillow. That's the real day of the pillow. And so it's not like we're not going to go off and murder boomer. These people, all they think about is killing people. And it's so funny. You never think about killing people. Not really. No, I like want them to change. I want them to convert. I want them to go to heaven. Yeah, no, it's so fun. But so anyway, it's just any, I kicked off a class war class [1:25:28] Guest-1: war. I like it. This is the backlash. [1:25:32] Rebecca: You can find all of our links at the backlash.net. You'll see you for a great show on Wednesday. Cameron's going to be back. It's going to be awesome. We will see you then. [1:25:40] Guest-1: Bye.