Matt LARPing as a manly man will never be not funny
I think it’s Ben who’s the funniest because he sounds like he’s being stuffed into a locker by jocks
Not as funny as Steven, who always wore a bra in his attempts.
The cigars, the whiskey, the chairs. These are clearly the strongest, smartest alpha males in the U.S.A.
I feel like I need to see a sketch with right wing figures smoking cigars, but every time it cuts away from someone, the next time you see them their cigar got longer and their whisky glass got bigger
@@LieutenantSteelMake the leather armchair get steadily bigger too, so by the end they look like the little kids they are sitting in it.
That's the direction that the "we're a REPUBLIC not a DEMOCRACY" crowd was always headed. They don't want the majority in charge: they want the "right" people in charge, even if that means minoritarian, aristocratic, or authoritarian rule.
Some of them are honest about their fascism and can't piece it together that they are in the same camp as nazis
Extra irony is that the core definition of republic is “no monarch” and that being their goal nonetheless
Not to mention, the two terms are not mutually exclusive. A country can be a republic and a democracy. So, it kind of makes people sound dumb when they say it.
There’s a sublime irony in Boering decrying the “extreme, fringe elements of the right” while sitting 5 feet away from Map Walsh
Lol. These guys condemn us lgbt people for sexualizing kids and then they open their mouths about how to sexualize kids "the correct way." The vast majority of us just want to live our lives without exclusion from public life. You guys are the ones who are obsessed with controlling kids for nefarious purposes.
Hey, teacher! Leave them kids alone!
@@erasethebagels isn't it interesting you guys are always in the news for being pdf files? Trinity River knows...
After Obama was elected a coworker of mine was in a panic.
He was like ..we have to do something, maybe you should have to own a house to vote.
Conservatives just want power.
@@itsROMPERS... That's how they view power. Its not the power to take care of yourself. Power is only strong in the context of it being over someone else.
And the funniest thing is Obama abd every other mainline dem is the same kind of sack of slop as thier preferred politician, priority one is serving the needs of the rich. The only difference is that the democrats pretend like they might actually want to solve a problem and the republicans just say "nah its like the gays or whatever, gimme your money"
"Aristocracies can be good, and that's because the word 'aristocracy' means 'good.'" -Michael Knowles, a true scholar and conservative luminary
And it doesn't. It is a compound word.
Part of that word is the word for good or best but just part of it.
And I honestly fo not give a flying eff if a word used to defend a way to structure society contains the word good when the society it describes is utter shite.
Think the root word for aristocracy is 'arete' (virtue/goodness/excellence) so aristocracy would stand for 'rule by the best/most excellent', coined by the upper class Greeks of antiquity
I love how he said there can be good ones yet fails to give a single example
Edmund Burke is not just rolling in his grave, he is planning a law suit for defamation of his Ideology
You had me at fart sniffers
Emma: "You wanna do that "Daily Wire" thing?"
Me: "Sorry, I'm hetero. *Hetero* hetero. Not fake hetero like Michael Knowles."
God these dudes are so insecure its wild. imagine what their wives go through. Look at Crowder for a simple example. Incredible
They can't feed themselves, wash their clothes or look after their own children. It would be like having an extra kid with brain issues. No thanks.
I’m a survivor of narcissistic abuse and Shapiro strikes me as a textbook narcissist. I genuinely feel bad for his (Doctor!!) wife.
They're all narcissists, and they're probably all getting high off one another's supply.
That's the conversation I'd like to see. All four of their wives...
When all you have is a swastika, every problem looks like a culture war.
AND when you are pro-Israel, every word opposition sounds like antisemitism.
They've successfully created a party full of people that respond to buzzwords like Pavlov's dog. No one cares about context or the words surrounding the buzzword. You could say "the radical left, woke Pepsi products" and they'll already be setting up their guns and cameras.
@@stevensica5918Mate, Steve, you realise what you just did? No? Get yourself a library card.
God, these guys are trying to pull off 1910's men retiring to the smoking room for brandy like they are on the freaking Titanic. How embarrassing.
Amazing how the folks who love this country do nothing but wish for its downfall. They can’t see it’s always party over country with these folks. Instead of growing and maturing they regress and cling to nonsense and a books of stories
It's their ideological war on taxes and the general population of the United States, these guys support democracy teh same way Spartans did. An elitist minority that spend their days buying and selling slaves. Their ego is out of control..
U hit the nail on the head. Every side can say or do something good or bad . They are not perfect but neither side wants to admit that
These people have always existed. Claiming that they love America but clearly can't stand Americans.
Plus evangelicals who do nothing but wish for the downfall of the entire planet.
watching republicans cosplay as intellectuals is fascinating.
@@hq9344 yep, compared to the daily wire morons just about everyone thats not a braindead republican is a certified genius.
AOC and Biden actually went to college; they got in by their own merit and had to work toward graduation similarly.
@hq9344 you're simping for lifelong failures bro. The daily wire people failed everything EXCEPT fascism and taking advantage of your ignorance
Aren’t these guys allegedly the party of the constitution? How can you possibly suggest monarchy or dictatorship deserves “discussion”?
Weird. It’s almost like they’re shameless hypocrites or something
Yep "If democracy isn't working, let's move backwards to the types of governance that never worked before and made some people invent a democratic form of government."
They don't even see the ridiculousness of themselves.
Uh, have you read the Constitution? Maybe your thinking of the Declaration of Independence that said 'all men are created equal' while the Constitution said only white land owning men could vote, and that's what they want to go back is white land owning men voting only.
Personally I think that republic over monarchy at all costs is a little bit overblown. Some of the countries where life is objectively better are monarchies, e.g. the Scandinavian countries. I'm not saying there's necessarily a correlation. But I'm not saying they'd necessarily be better if they were republics either.
That being said, in the case of the Daily Wire, they're obviously in favour of a dictatorship, despite what they'll say to deny it. If liberalism has failed, which is what this is about, then because they're conservatives, they can't revert back to a democratic system, so they have to go for absolute monarchy, or maybe feudalism.
@@guillaumelagueyte1019 Scandinavian countries are constitutional monarchies with a strong parliamentary system. You still vote at the end of the day, and royalty is for show.
Cigars and leather chairs as gender-affirming care is sheer genius in its accuracy.
Fascist just being fascist, doing a round table about the best ways to be a fascist
@jdsull considering the fact that Israel is doing to Palestinians what the Nazis did to them, it nolonger means anything to be a Jew.
I don't think it ever occurred to them that their Manly Men cosplay would just make them look like the children they are (apologies to actual children).
Especially when Ben looks like he is 12, and Walsh by his own admission is attracted to underage girls
That's absolutely a selling point. Maturity has been dropped like a hot rock because of the wisdom it might bring. It makes it hard to sell sexy seductive agendas.
The thing now is _ritual_ maturity - _performed_ maturity. That can be applied to stupid-ass ideas and give them the fake gravitas to be taken seriously. Meanwhile, you're an insecure manchild, grifting other insecure manchildren, in hopes they identify with you and buy into your ideas.
WTF is going on with that Snack spread on the table... A giant bowl of Grapes, A bowl of Popcorn, and what I can only assume is a bowl of fucking bubble gum balls, next to a giant bottle of wine. Where even are we right now, moms basement?
The folks are out for the evening, they raided liquor cabinet, dad’s cigars, and their own leftover Halloween candy. The wine is for after they puke up the whiskey…..
After they cut they had a contest to see how many gumballs they could fit in Ben's mouth at once.
“Guys, what do you think real men eat for snacks?”
“Fuck, I don’t know…uh…popcorn…grapes…and gumballs?”
@@its_zach_jk Old jerky and chewing tobacco?
Nah, that seems yucky.
How about 500 gumballs?
*Jumping and Cheering*
Wowzers. I know people say "mask off" a lot, hell I'm guilty of throwing the term around a little too liberally too, but this... if ever someone ever needed to explain the meaning of "went full mask off" to a layman, this is it. This is THE example. The purest expression.
I wish all the worst to these untalented nepotist vampires.
That whole segment was George Carlin's cigar joke come to life.
We don’t need monarchy.
We need ranked choice voting.
Ranked choice voting can come, but that is a side task to the real need for system change beyond capitalism.
How that is done is essentially to create a system that does the opposite of the horrors of top-down, scarcity-based, profit-driven, ecologically destructive capitalism.
The opposite? It's local direct democracy, worker cooperatives, Mutual Aid Networks, Library of Things Economy expansion (see Srsly Wrong boys for more on that) and collaborating best practice ideas to other communities doing the same liberating system change.
Yes, but what if your fundamental axioms hold that human suffering is good and must be maximized?
@@coolioso808
Pitting one positive thing against another (as in changing the subject when you see it being advocated) is a good way to ensure that neither ever happens.
@@elbruces I disagree. But let's take your premise and follow that train. So, you suggest then that the 'most important thing' is to focus our energy on pushing through ranked choice voting? That's the silver bullet? That's the fight worth fighting? Despite the rich elites who already have done all they can to take democracy away from the people, you think the path to a better world is through the fight for ranked choice voting? I don't think so.
Instead, if we focus our energy on system change, from the bottom-up, community cooperation and mutual aid - we are not waiting on political laws and policies to change - we are helping people out in the here and how and then open up discussion and education to then build solidarity towards other issues that we see are barriers to further success. And the momentum from a mutual aid network worker cooperative would be much stronger than just a bunch of people advocating ranked choice voting.
It's time we the people took collective responsibility for our own failure to hold our leaders to account for so so long
_"All People's have the right to self defence from Colonial rule, including armed resistance"_
UN Charter: Protocol 1
Call for Government by People's Referenda:
Peaceful Encampment of our Capitals until it's installed, or run Mascot Candidates
Single Issue Referendums with thresholds and a social contract means Communities can vote their own laws.
A Public Authority can audit police and prosecute bad cops in our own courts.
Nationalise resources and give Indigenous peoples the right of Sovereignty over them as Guardians.
This can be achieved through a General Strike or Velvet Revolution, much like the Occupy movement, peacefully occupying State Buildings until a People's Mandate can be implemented.
With the appropriate checks and balances, you could have a national digital forum where qualified professionals can debate the issues in a public setting without all the disinformation and bad faith antics, hatespeech etc.
Any vote would need to pass the 70% threshold, with a veto or _rewrite_ vote needing 30%.
The issues would be debated, the public educated, and then a vote taken. Votes that fail will have to wait a year before trying again. Any new proposal (Citizen Initiated Referendum) would have to reach a threshold of support before it made it onto the register.
This would be subject to a Social Contract (New Constitution) that forbids human rights abuses and discrimination.
That can be written in the same manner based on the core principles we all share. Councils and Boards could operate in the same fashion at Scale.
It works in a way that obligates people to better educate themselves ( that is to use logic and evidence in their reasoning ) for a better understanding of the issues, and then take collective responsibility for the outcomes. As opposed to the divisive US v them scapegoating and bi-partisan finger pointing the current Capitalist Pyramid Scheme runs on.
Enough is enough
We need Government by People's Referenda, either through Mascot Candidates or Peaceful Encampment of the Capitals until one is established.
Make it an annual event on Oct 14
You can copy/share 🙏
It's about Peace and Democracy; don't give them anything to twist
As a fart sniffer I'd like to express my grievance on behalf of the fart sniffer community for degrading our image by likening us to the likes of the Daily Wire.
what this country needs to be "saved" from is them and their benefactors
No one remembered to bring dirty magazines?
Shapiro made them throw them out, can't have any WAP's on display. Don't you know his wife says that is a sign something is wrong? 😂
Matt Walsh has to be the most closeted man in America.
@JPH1138 regrettably, I'd have to wager the competition isn't the only stiff thing in that room
Oh you mean the man that has 4 kids, a wife and zero divorces?
So these guys are saying that in order to save America, we have to go back to the form of Government we were running free in England?
Matt Walsh is insufferable
I'm still waiting for Walsh's follow-up "documentary": "What Is A Man?" Not sure he'll find an answer.
@@nancyjay790 He waffled and couldn't find an answer in the first "documentary" he made? Why embarrass himself with another?
The racist, fascist right.
I hate the right. I love being a liberal especially in Oakland. Look how safe my community is
@@erasethebagels uh oh! The simps are here to defend their manly cigar puffing daddies!
In keeping with the dignity of his role as Pope of the Jews Shapiro abstains from cigars and whiskey.
It's the sacred holy fortnight of Fascio for Shapeenish Jewry, of which Ben I is _Pontificus Maximii_
he could have at least had a diet coke in an old-fashioned glass to keep up the illusion
Never trust a person who wants to look squeaky clean. They've always got some sordid skeletons in their closet. FYI!
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar
This is not one of those times
Emma has made this show a whole lot more clear and concise. Good hire.
Of all these left wing commentators, I think she might be the smartest one
BUT she can barely get a word in edgewise compared to bumbling, stumbling Sam. Though he's not too bad in this episode/clip.
"Mumbling and bumbling"? Where ? I mean this show is a deeper convo of a leftist show. I watch it for the details and intense convo. If u want something more digestable i recomend u watch something else. I actually like emma because she follows sam to that convo rathar than some simplistic culture war bs@@stevensica5918
@@Sbudre Sam is overall wiser than Emma, but she is certainly more entertaining.
@@owen3721 it's not a comparison between the two. It's a comparison amongst the entire left leaning independent commentators, and Emma is one of the sharpest of the bunch. Certainly one of the most cogent communicators of the lot. Sam is wonderful.
These men compensate with leather, cigars and brandy. It's the same shield Andrew Tate hides his homosexuality behind.
These dudes are smoking cigars indoors while having just to have political debates , why ?
@@innihbassey6369 You don't think Tate is straight, do you? Dude is deep in the closet. Enter the closet, and you'll soon come across Michael Knowles, and James O'Keefe, keep walking, and eventually you'll find Tate. He'll be wearing nothing but a silk robe if the boys are over, an'd he'll be suggestively teasing a cigar like it's a 'you know what'.
Took them long enough to admit openly they don't believe in democracy. Ben, Matt, Michael, and Jeremy constantly saying they believe in freedom yada, yada, yada would make me roll my eyes so hard every time. Emma's comments on it and does a great job explaining how I feel about this admission on DWs part.
I have never seen a group of men trying so hard to be manly. Its just silly at this point.
Have you ever wanted to see what goes on in a boys club you've never never wanted to belong to? Me neither. But here we are.
Mikey Knowles naming philosophers he's heard about but clearly never read.
Its also, of course, a classical text... like the most basic old text you talk about (school stuff)
He said Polybius but he meant Plato lol so he didn't even get the name right
The truly crazy part is those guys believe they would be part of the privileged ruling class, when in reality, at best, they may be allowed to work for one of the actual members of the ruling class. Wash their car, fetch their groceries, that sort of thing. I guarantee they won't be sitting around sucking on cigars talking about how women should stay in the kitchen. They won't have time, cuz Bossman's car ain't gonna clean itself.
There’s basically two types of conservatives in American society now:
The “‘Murica hell yeah!” type… They most likely drive a big pickup truck with “Don’t tread on me” and “Blue Lives Matter” stickers, listen to (bad) country music, love their firearms, and are very pro-military. We might disagree with them on just about every policy issue, but due to their unwavering belief in American Exceptionalism, they love this country and would hate to see it crumble.
Then there’s the IDW type. They like to talk about ancient philosophers, they tend to be drawn to Catholicism (especially the traditional Latin mass) and Orthodox Christianity as opposed to evangelical Protestantism, and their silly, pseudointellectual LARPing has led them to reject not only the “American experiment”, but liberalism and Enlightenment values all together. They would love nothing more than a traditional Catholic monarchy, with the Pope as the reigning king. But not Pope Francis, as the Church would obviously revert back to its pre-Vatican II ways. They would burn him at the stake for heresy.
Of course, I’m stereotyping and making some broad generalizations. But you get the picture…
Of course you are stereotyping… that’s what “liberals” full of hate and racism do-- they stereotype
Par for the course
You are so trendy and hip
Bet your mask has a Ukraine flag on it
You're not, tho. Stereotyping.
I'm 42. One of my besties in high school was an "atheist" catholic. We were angry teenage atheists together ❤️
... anyway, after a good acid trip he reverted, lol. He's now a priest, part of the St Ignatius Diocese in Cleveland, and in his circle they all HATE Vatican II.
The first group are still far dumber overall than the second group, although the second group are more detestable in their value system.
Only the Daily Liar crew can make smoking cigars and drinking scotch NOT manly
@John.Not-Jack.Daniels I disagree, it's not always that case. But with unironic "beta males" like these guys? Oh definitely
@@TheReddShinobi13 I can only judge by my own experiences as a non-drinker and ex-smoker. From what I've seen, the portion of the cigars and scotch crowd that isn't using them as props is small enough to be the exception and not the rule.
@John.Not-Jack.Daniels I'm around the lgbtq leather scene, so a lot of my (contemporary) experiences are more positive. A lot of the cis gay men I've seen in the scene DO do it because it is ruggedly "masculine" but not always.
The way Knowles puffed on (sucked on) his cigar at 2:44…screw the internalized homophobia around phallic objects, that man is first & foremost yearning for his pacifier, whatever form that pacifier may take🤣🤣🤣🤣
We all know what George Carlin had to say about rich white guys smoking cigars.
Carlin: "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. And sometimes it's a big brown dick."
Michael Knowles: smoking poles. Just come out already, dude!
The image of him in bed with another guy shirtless that “was just acting” doesn’t help either.
15:38 Matt Walsh didn't know who any of the people Michael Knowles mentioned were because they were over the age of 12.
Ah, Cigars! For a second there I didn't realise what incredibly menly-men those men are.
As George Carlin once said, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. And sometimes it's a big brown dick."
The word intellectual is not something I would ever associate with any part of the right.
I LoL'd at "conservative intelligencia"! The most moronic oxymoron I've ever heard!
I'm an intellectual, a professor of theoretical physics, an authentic doctor of philosophy with a great knowledge of science, history, theology, health, music, etc. The left sounds good in theory but I'm old enough to know what liars the candidates always are. I think the democrat rhetoric about race has made race relations worse in this country. I think democrats use trans people as props and do nothing for us. I think democrats overstepped with excessive lockdowns in 2020-2021. I am also on the right because I like economic nationalism, I want the US to have a strong domestic economy without too much trade, I want immigration only after we take care of people already here.
Anyway, the real difference between left and right is whether you trust the government. If you trust them, then having big programs like healthcare sounds good, if you distrust them, then you want less taxes and less programs. It's not about being selfish, it's about being realistic. People turn conservative as they age because they realize that the government doesn't work, and that happens for intellectuals too.
@@iyziejanepeople don't always get more conservative as they age. I was a Clinton Dem when I was 20 in the 1990s. At 50, I've gone total democratic socialist
The Daily Wire video screams *PRETENTIOUS.* The setting and personas were lifted right out of 1950 movies.
@@TheFaro2011 I am a gen-x, grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and I saw many of these type of hipster *_'Denny's'_* philosophers in the 90s larping as intellectuals. The cigar smoking had me rolling with laughter.
You have ONE CUBAN CIGAR and suddenly you're all "I like dictators, but only, and especially, when its MY guy and he tells me he loves me and that I'm special. Yes, I am a master debater and orator of the highest knowledgeable institutions!"
Atleast they also put out giant bowls of candy to speak to their audience's age demographic! 😅
If they aren't drunk then good god this is embarrassing.
Oh, come now, certainly the brain trust behind the blockbuster comedy "Lady Ballers" can't be that far off base. 🙄
What's up with Matt Walsh's eyes? They're all wonky and barely open. He sits there like he's bored bc he feels smarter than his colleagues. He is such a pompous ghoul. The dude seriously adds no value to anything.
When I think of men, I think giving myself lung cancer and eating M&Ms, grapes, and popcorn.
Just weird and bizarre all around.
Ultra-processed food. Ultra processed alcohol. Ultra-processed nicotine. Ultra-processed ideology.
Mind cancer.
You don't get to be a monarchist and act like you are speaking for the people. Least of all, the American people.
"The intellectual part of the right." Where exactly is that? I mean, they are intellectual compared to eMpTy Greene and Lauren Boebert, but so are most 13 year-olds.
Except that they would also be the first to jump in and insist that they (MtG and LB) were actually very savvy, just a little off now and then.
It's where you reject every knowledge besides a 2000 year old fantasy novel written by desert folk in sandals.
Michael Knowles just has this douchey unlikablility about him i cant stand
It's amazing how these people will scream and cry when we say they're fascists, then when they think only conservatives are watching, they'll openly talk about turning America into a monarchy or a dictatorship.
Michael Knowles puffin’ on that cigar like a true Peter puffer.
The Israeli war on Palestinians is being viewed by 98% of the human race, and most of us see history repeating itself. Each of us can look at where we stand and know that where we stand, the language we speak, and the nationalities we possess are the result of the cruelty and inhumanity that has been attendant to every colonial enterprise, including Israel.
My ancestors were kidnapped and enslaved. My husband's ancestors were driven out of Ukraine. We live on unceded Algonquin land. Each human being today is either a beneficiary of invasion and colonization or a victim of it. The end of "The Great American Experiment" is testimony to the fact that any institution built on injustice must eventually resort to neverending violence, suppression, and subjugation of the masses through fear and intimidation.
These 'elites' see the only way for them to maintain their advantages is to return to the systems that allow nations to be built on injustice and racism.
You just said it yourself, every nation has been built this way, so every nation must return to violence ways? I disagree.
But every nation has similar beginnings, just some were conquered others conquered, but all have suffered that.
@damedusa5107
I said, "These 'elites' (referring to the pompas a**holes in the video) see the only way for them to maintain their advantages is to return to the to the systems that allow nations to be built on injustice and racism." That is the reason they are pro-Israel, with all the violence and cruelty it's colonization of Palestine entails. Such people think what Israel is doing is a necessary evil. They say, 'What else are we going to do, give back all the land to the Natives? Repatriate all the wealth we stole from Africa, India, and SE Asia? Fire our puppets in Saudi Arabia and the other Middle East countries?' I say, "Yes."
I remember reading a Terry Pratchett novel that said to beware of men sitting in dark rooms with the expensive liquor talking about how to organise the future. Feet of Clay is a great novel.
🤣 I couldn't even watch those dorks cosplay as 1st class "gentlemen" on the Titanic, the secondhand embarrassment was too much. I just skipped to when Emma and Sam were responding.
Can you imagine if Bill Burr was there with them how funny that would have gone?
God forbid if Bill Burr was there……..he would say you guys don’t even know how to hold a cigar.
Well, you know. All big, tough real men smoke cigars and drink booze while sitting around a table of snacks and treats.
Yep, what’s up with candy and popcorn……..when real men drink and smoke cigars they sure as hell don’t eat M&Ms, Easter chicks, and popcorn………..
The same people who would deify the Founding Fathers are so quick to abandon anything they stood for. Honestly fascinating!
To be fair, everyone has abandoned the founding father’s vision and rightly fully so. Their vision was not democratic , and was just the elite running things. There’s a complete rewrite of history goes on that a try’s to paint them in a better light, when even their involvement was for there-own trade and smuggling money. There’s a reason so many amendments have happened to make the USA democratic. But the current system is not what they would want. We shouldn’t forget what their true motivations were and believe the small sound bites they wrote in pamphlets to start the revolution. It was for money primarily. Even tho it was a good thing it happened, the truth around it is much more grey, than people would like to believe. But when talking about democracy, they shouldn’t really be mentioned as. It’s not something we should try to emulate.
Just to set the record straight, the British monarchy doesn't have any political powers at all, they are merely a symbol. King Charles can't tell parliament what to do...they have ceremonial duties.
Except when they don't :)
The "royal prerogative" exists, regardless of its rare exercise by the monarch Itself.
Totally wrong.the king still has immense powers, you should look it up. It’s a choice not to use any, as they have been aware, it would be an end to them. But it’s also a check and balance, the king can shut down parliament and demand a new government or election happens. Which in the case of a tyrannical government would be popular, but if it was for his own means he would be overthrown. It’s a balancing act. But you should look up royal power, because it’s not what you think, a king can even declare war without parliaments say so. These things haven’t happened but the power is written in law.
@@christophergreen6595 I agree that they can voice their opinions and that opinion is respected but they rarely force the issue, they leave it to their parliamentarians. These guys in the clip are talking about a king or strong man with full power, a dictator. I would add that the British monarchy is not known for rocking the boat, they have a good thing going...lol. Being from Canada, king Charles is our official head of state represented by the Governor General.
10/10 title
@@erasethebagels i love how noone in this comment section cares about your comments lol
Such manly men, I am in awe.
Is that a latch key around that one dudes neck…………Benny looks out of his element with manly men.
Absolutely cringe them sitting in chairs smoking cigars and drinking. Just god damn goofs
They're talking about the reality that they'd like to impose on others, not the reality that they'd also experience. They think they'll be the privileged class in this new society.
It’s like watching 3 idiots LARPing the Nazi Wannsee Conference where they decided the Final Solution.
Also, I’m sorry but did I see Heisenberg attending the meeting?
It’s fun how these cigar-smoking dorks think the authoritarian state they dream of won’t crush them…
Both Cigars and cigarettes are disgusting. 🤢🤮🤮
The party of "we have to protect children from harmful messages" say "hey kids, remember it's cool to smoke!"
Matt Walsh looks like a golf club.
Ah yes, *Matt Walsh,* self-proclaimed *"THEOCRATIC FASCIST"* on his own Twitter bio, what a champion of Democracy.
These guys do know if we have a dictator or a king. They have no rights anymore right?
Not really, uk is ranked a higher democracy than the USA by the index, as in the people have more political power and ways of exercising that, and they have a king.
Not saying I want that at all, just saying it’s not necessarily true what you are saying.
The USA isn’t very democratic on the large scale, it is on the fact of it, but not very when you look at the institutions. The rights are enshrined which is a benefit, but others countries have rights just not a constitution. Just saying it’s not as black and white as that.
@damedusa5107 But do you actually have a functioning monarchy still ? And don't defend having a king? You should all be ashamed of yourself in the UK, you still have one.
@@Kingjder02 so you didn’t actually address what was said. And I should be ashamed? Wow how judgemental are you.
Conservatives have always been based in monarchy.
The logical conclusion of conservatism is monarchism/aristocracy.
That is where right-wing politics started. They were bound to circle back to it sooner or later.
Michael Noodles funding his analysis on a 200bc political thinker is like if a doctor curing your brain tumor based on Hippocrates' manuscripts. Can someone notify him that political theory has evolved during the last 22 centuries?
The whole larping as manly men thing will always make me laugh.
Fox will explain tomorrow: "They're not openly discussing over-throwing The United States of America... that would be bad (I guess)... they're just having an open discussion on what arian people should replace The United States of America with."
the big bowl of m&ms on the table really helps solidify the idea these are just kids playing at men
I love how Michael and Jeremy are sniffing their own farts over their political ‘analysis’, and the best Matt Walsh contributes is ‘well a dictator isn’t a solution.’ You can’t make this stuff up lmao
"The problem with democracy in America is that there's just too darn much of it." -- Our founding fathers, probably.
To be fair, they probably thought that. The modern American democracy was not what they wanted. They wanted only an elite voting. That’s why so many amendments to the system has happened.
"Michael, you're a monarchist..." Shapiro grins.
This is the guy who once said that an opinion “is a statement of fact from a personal perspective.” The one named Knowles that is. I’ve never taken anything I’ve heard him say, seriously after that.
Al Snow, a professional wrestler, once said that personal opinion is the lowest form of human knowledge…
Just look at those silk hands handling those cigars and glasses... Lol
The Founders weren't so much anti-monarchy as they demanded representation in parliament and recognition of the legal rights set forth in Magna Carta rather than the arbitrary, tyrannical rule Parliament tried to impose on the colonies from the late 1760s to the mid 1770s. Had each state been given, say, 2 seats in Parliament there may well not have been a Revolution.
Time to [re]read Thomas Paine's Common Sense?
“AIPAC can drop $20 million into a primary race.” They love that at the Daily Wire.
They think they are the Lords, Earls and Counts of their King, they think we need them to rule over us.
Democracy is a threat to unpopular political views.
Okay, but unpopular political views are not inherently worthy of protection.
Say what you will, but Knowles got that throat-goat style down, and I cannot be convinced otherwise
“Most un-American conversation of all time”
What, since the last time they talked until the next?
They literally think they are the bad guys in the X-Files. That's hilarious.
"Monarchy can be good. Ariatocraxy can be good."
Name one then, Jesse
Uk is more democratic than the USA, they have a monarchy. Just saying. But good? Define good.
'conservative intelligentsia' may be the biggest oxymoron of all time.
I love being told about the merits of the monarchy by the court jesters.
@heyrakorzlar ever read The Emperor's New Clothes and wonder why anyone would follow such a gullible idiot? It's because the real king can find it useful to put a jester on the throne. It distracts people from the real king's intentions and can attract assassins towards the fool.
Knowles claims it’s bad that Congress has given the executive branch too much power… and yet, he’s arguing in favor of a monarchy, in which the “executive branch” has ALL the power. It’s contradictory nonsense.
Follow the money. It's really an infomercial for slashing regulations on fracking and not taxing the rich. There's a layer of coded language, but that's what this is about.
I'd hate to tell these dudes, but smoking cigars and drinking booze doesn't make you cool. Like, are these guys 13 year old boys?
the WOKE LEFT doesn’t want us to smoke these cigars and drink these drinks, so we HAVE TO. There IS NO FREE WILL
All that's missing is a crayon "no girls allowed" sign
Sure it does sweetheart(slaps you ass) now get back in the kitchen and make me my dinner!!! 😂😂😂😂 kidding… satire. Obviously lol.
I wouldn't be surprised if their audience is mostly 13 year old boys and divorced men... Can't accuse them of not knowing their audience! 😆
The real life version of the George Carlin cigar joke.