Propaganda
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first heard Jan 2025
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large solar energy, orchards with a million new trees and 100,000 acres of new park space. And they hope to build this community will generate thousands of jobs in a walkable Paris or West Village in New York. And there was this reporting of this unknown group that was coming up and just like just buying farmland. It was called Flannery Associates.
And for years, nobody had any idea who these people were. They purchased 52,000 acres, spent $800 million, paying five times the market rate. And nobody knew who they were. It's a little podunk town, people selling their little farms. And it's because these billionaires is building a city.
Now, I am telling you all this ultimately to introduce you to Curtis Yarvin, who is probably going to be a future Bastard Pod person. Or either way, one of these shows is going to cover this man. Because this man, in a lot of ways, is the patient zero, the contagion number one of...
these new Republicans, this new conservatism, this new extremist that's been kind of been trying to tell everybody, here's why it's so poisonous. He's like, because not only is democracy dead, democracy been dead. And whatever you think you have now ain't a democracy to which all of us would be like, nigga, yes. That's why it's so dangerous.
Because I'd be like, yeah, he's like, the system's failing you. And I'm like, amen. So his solution is a monarchy. But he mean a monarchy like a CEO. So this man says if the country was ran like a tech company, everything would be cool. We would all be better. And his example of that is he would say, OK, look at that laptop you use. Look at that phone you got.
Do you think you would have got to that phone, to that laptop, the quality of that laptop you had if it was done by the city of California's tech municipal department? He's like, nigga, no, you got that because of Steve Jobs. That's why you got that phone. Because that nigga was like, look, this is what we doing. This is how we doing it. He would argue that Roosevelt over the New Deal.
He was a tech bro. He ran his mug like a tech startup. He was like, look, nigga, this is what we doing. We building freeways. I don't care what y'all say. We building freeways. He's like, if the country... was ran like a tech company, then maybe this country would work better. And he's like, and newsflash, whatever the hell you think you got now ain't working anyway.
We might as well just lean into it. All I'm saying is, I don't know what I'm saying. Fam, it could happen here. So this is your favorite cousin swooping in and signing off, ruining another thing for you. Don't catch me at the hood, politics pop.
Hey, do y'all still say curved or curbed? Like if somebody curbed you? I don't even know if it's, I don't even know if it's curve or curbed. But essentially what we mean is, and maybe I'm an old head, what we mean is when you approach a young lady and she shuts you down, like, oh man, you got curbed. You know, they just, I'm pretty sure it's curbed. Probably like curb your enthusiasm.
That's probably it. I don't know if there's anything more painful because most of the time for you to get curbed, it's, usually because you are enthusiastic. A lot of times is when you're super confident in the move you finna make. Now I can't speak for every young man who Finally hits his awakening of the sex that he's attracted to. And I know mine when I was like, wait a minute, I like girls.
When you have to start building up the bravery to actually admit it or maybe ask this question. girl to dance or sit by her or maybe even possibly get a little kiss on the cheek. We was little boys. You're not really ready for full intercourse because we're still children. I remember rehearsing and I have a sister that's six years older than me. So I could ask her, Like, how do I say this?
You know, what outfit should I wear? Like, you know, and she was like down to make her little brother like, you know, she wanted her little brother to be fly. So I could ask her and come up with lines and like, How do I approach? What do I say? Where do I stand? I'm nervous. I'm scared. All for this little girl to giggle and run to her friends and go, ugh, ugh, he not even fine. Just destroy.
It took me three weeks to get the courage to say something to her, just for this girl to be like, ugh. Like that's the child, which I don't know if it's everybody's story, but you have to understand like me who I went to schools in neighborhoods that were so diverse where there was just as many Filipino and Latino and, you know, Chinese. There was such as there was so many other communities there.
that were at the spaces I was in. Like, again, I read the demographics. Most of y'all are from Cali that listen to this. I'm from the San Gabriel Valley. I was born in South Central. I say it all the time, but I grew up in the San Gabriel Valley. And then I went to high school in the Inland Empire. And like, so I...
You experience so many cultures, you're exposed to so many types of girls where black dude is just not they type. This is way too long of an intro. Anyway, the point I'm trying to make is it really hurts to get curved, especially when you're really confident. And guess what? Google got curved. Hub politics, y'all. All right, before I go into it, but look, it's like this.
But look, it's like this. Look, it's like this. But look, it's like this. All right. Well. The darkest of holidays has hit. It is the one year anniversary of the. attack from Hamas on Israel, which in retaliation to such attack unleashed the Kraken towards all of Gaza and extending Palestinian areas.
held in Israel where they played that last song before at that, you know, cause the attack happened, like one of the parts happened during a music festival and the last song that was being played before the attack happened and hostages were taken and people were killed. They played that song to mark, you know, the one year anniversary of a horrible, horrible situation.
And from the Israeli perspective, The city is torn because you can't argue that that wasn't, you know, one of the or maybe if not the greatest terrorist attack that they've experienced. And I think like I'm not adding snark to this because it's like, I mean, like I'm just trying to be real about it.
Since they've been in their mind the little engine that could the whole time and everybody was against them, they felt like their only way to be safe is to be the aggressor. And they've continued to be the aggressor because they feel like everybody's being aggressive to them. So there's a kinship to the...
idea that america has of itself too you know where we say if you're going to war you're going overseas like the attack is over there everybody's trying to come to get us but don't nobody want to mess with us because they know won't play around it only happened once now the pearl harbor we blew up whole islands after that so they're they carry in their psyche that type of sort of same vibe but that is not to diminish the
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