John Doyle

Now they're trying to appeal to this sort of like

based, normal streamer class where it's like, hey, you've got this guy.

He's really red-pilled because he's saying all these memes that were funny like 10 years ago, but he's saying them now.

But also, he thinks it's really cool to not vote for Trump.

It's like, I can see what's happening here.

Yes, and frequently allies with and cozies up to Democrats.

So like, can we call a duck a duck here?

I mean, it is behaving like so.

And that's the thing, you know, if you're a Democrat and you do have an IQ above like 115, which let's just concede that that is a possibility here, you're not going to get young guys to stop voting for Trump by 40 points.

You're not going to make that swing undone by simply saying we need to do gay race communism better and put Harry Sisson's face on it.

Yeah.

But what you can do if your end goal is not so much ideological, but just simply making them disengage from the political process, you can say, hey, you know what?

I know you're not going to stop voting for Trump because you're going to sign up to Newsom or Kamala or whatever, but maybe we can get you to say, I'm actually too based for Trump.

Yeah, I'm too based to vote.

I'm not going to vote anymore.

Exactly.

Right, yeah.

Which is why they have to try so consistently to make you believe the opposite, because obviously they thrive in situations where we're not unified.

They're extremely on the back foot right now, so much that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are being shopped around to talk about moderating their immigration plan, which of course they're not gonna do.

But that was our thing for the last 10 years before Trump.