Harry Garside

yeah yeah i get you yeah i get you completely boxing for 20 years um but yeah i feel like as a society uh the western society we've lost that touch of religion we were talking about i think before the podcast like you fight these wars in the middle east it's like they're never ending because those guys are fundamental religious people like they they are thrown through religious like the western world i don't believe in a god i think it's all made up but

um so then in that i have this existential crisis all the time going like this fucking old man there's nothing like what am i fighting for what am i even living for like whereas like those people don't have that thought at all they know they're they're living for something they're living they'll die for that thing some of them will die for that thing yeah oh no no pretty much all of them yeah they will die for that thing yeah these uh you know especially that's what's so like powerful about islam

because they are all on the one page yes and they are all willing to die for that yeah i just don't know like not that you need to compete with that because i think everyone has everyone can make up whatever they want around what is real and what's not real and what's if we have a god or not but i just don't i don't know if you ever

can fundamentally beat that not that you should try and beat it but i don't know because this is like no you can't but they just need to stay in the middle east and we need to stay in western countries that's that's how we beat it there is also i i will say though i through the boxing world there is so many muslims christians some of the greatest indigenous and and and they're all extremely functional not functional like they're not functional but um

yeah they're like they're good people you know and they're family people and I always think that like like I don't know if it's because we look different or we have this level of disconnection but and we don't understand I think that the understanding we don't understand a lot of their culture and understand certain things you know it's just very different and I think chalk and cheese mate where they grew up to where we grew up like look at Khabib yeah in the UFC like fighting Conor McGregor yeah that was two different worlds collided two different worlds yeah yeah to name your podcast bruh

Yeah, that's right.

But I just, they're humans, you know, they're humans.

And I always think that like, regardless of where anyone's from, and that's one of the things that I think we probably may disagree on.

I think that the level of immigration is absolutely a problem, especially if young Australians aren't, young white Australians aren't having children or aren't even going to further education or, you know, the numbers are all dropping in those areas, you know.

So it's like,

we kind of have this expansionist growth country because there's so much room and so much and it has been growing steadily for the last 50 years probably over the last five years it started to really have some serious problems but it's like we kind of do need that because young white australians aren't having kids are struggling to one to you know be fulfilled in anything they do

and then like we do have in a sense need that and a lot of them there is absolutely so many that don't come here and have problems and cause problems and and we've we spoke around the car like the the deportation stuff like that and maybe that's useful i'm not sure but like there is a lot that come here that absolutely integrate and and are functional people of society and i think you know i think sometimes

if you go down the path of like it's like the labeling the labeling of like every I don't agree with that I think there's a lot that come here for a better life and they are functional people in society and they are a credit to society I'd argue

Yeah, I'm sure.

Yeah.

Do you think...

like because i've had discussions like this with my dad and do you think that there's a potential for both because if less white anglo-saxon australians are having kids and then also doing further education how do you continue a functional society or is that just a byproduct of too much migration i think it's a byproduct and i think um

I've had the thought around like because I've argued that to myself this is a great conversation by the way I want to keep going no I really like this because I've had the I've argued to myself as I said I try and play devil's advocate with certain things and I've thought that we've got so much natural resources we've got so many of the minerals that are needed for like batteries and

uh in australia which is which is awesome and i think because of that we have a lot of uh power to the world and we're just sort of fucking bending ourselves over and fucking ourselves you know and i think um if if we could

make other people pay or my other countries pay what they're supposed to if not a touch more like you look at norway you know i know norway's uh very different culture one not very different but different culture uh smaller as well smaller by nature um but they're fucking flying economically you know and i think if we could take a leaf out of their book rather just we seem to give away our fucking shit i don't know if that's like maybe lobby probably but