Tate Brown

I've always made this point in regards with European cities.

Okay, as right-wingers, as conservatives, we inherently believe in hierarchy.

We inherently believe in order.

We believe these things are ordained by God.

But when, like in Europe, for example, where there's zero sense of like an underworld whatsoever, these cities actually just turn into museums and it like completely eviscerates any sort of life that's in these cities.

So I actually, I'll steal Man Ian's argument here because if you look at like Prague or Budapest, like these cities for young people are actually quite miserable.

These are very old cities.

So I do agree that to a degree, you obviously can't endorse it as the government.

You can't promote it.

But just a bit of...

room for things actually goes a long way for young people because that's what creates innovation, that's what creates culture and these sorts of things.

Right.

It's like they're emphasizing disorder in the most pernicious ways, whether it's in sexuality, whether it's in like, you know, civilizational questions like immigration.

What does it mean to be an American?

That's where they promote the

Yeah, they're going to sit around doing acrylic art all day.

It's like, bro, get to the mines.

Get your pickaxe.

Head on down to the mines.

Break rocks.