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Socialism 2023 conference that happened in Chicago.
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introduction. So she is an industrial
psychologist by trade. She is an agitator.
She is an activist. She is a teacher.
She's an author. And we are going to talk
socialism with Carlin. Oh, Carlin, I lost your name
over here. Why did they do this?
Okay. Hold on, boysenko.
She's married to Ukrainian and she has a fatherinlaw that wants
the USSR to return. I kind of we just talked about
this before we got started. I kind of want the same thing.
You remember, guys, when we had a common enemy and we just knew
who the bad guy was. Be like the Top Gun era.
I'm kind of into that. All right, Carlin.
Thanks for joining me this morning.
Hey, thanks for having me to talk socialism early in the
morning. Appreciate it.
Nothing like waking up and just diving straight into the
destruction of Western culture, right?
It is the most dystopian thing I've ever experienced.
In my year doing deep dives into the socialist, I will never view
the world the same again. I'll tell you what I'm gonna I'm
interested in destruction of the family, their piece there.
But let's let's get started on the way that I like to start
things. Tell people who you are, where
you came from, where you grew up, that kind of thing.
Yeah. So I'm Carlin Beresenko.
I grew up in Vermont. I was a Democrat for 20 years,
and I kind of started this whole Internet thing because I I
accidentally publicly left the Democratic Party after going to
a Trump rally. And just I have been doing deep
dives into the culture war and politics ever since.
I am a psychologist by training, an industrial organizational
psychologist. And so I do.
I I'm. Pretty good at analyzing social
systems. I never quite thought I would
apply it to analyzing culture and politics, but it actually
seems to work out really well and lately have been doing deep
dives into the real far left socialist activists that are
taking over our world pretty much every day of my life.
I dig it. Let me, let me kind of push a
little bit into this. What about going to a Trump
rally made you leave the Democrat party?
And then I've also read through your Twitter feed and some of
the other stuff, some of the other interviews you're you're
not exactly a Republican either, so we're probably in the same
camp. No.
Well, yesterday I was arguing quite a bit with conservatives
because they were not understanding what I was trying
to explain to them. But no, I mean, I was a Democrat
for 20 years. And then I started red Pilling
around like I'm actually about four years ago now and about
September of 2019. And it started with what's
behind me, my knitting, of course, because social justice
came and took over my knitting community and they started
destroying businesses and doing social justice things and
mobbing people and doing all these online cancellations.
And it kind of woke me up to realize that I was aligning
politically with the side that I.
Didn't really agree with how they were acting.
I'm a First Amendment absolutist.
That's always been my primary thing.
And so to see people kind of attacking people over the words
that they were using and demand that they use different ones
just didn't sit well with me. And it started me on this
journey of really questioning everything that I thought I
believe was true. And that landed me in a Donald
Trump rally the day before the the New Hampshire primary in
2020, where I was just going to see what happened.
I was kind of challenging myself to push outside my comfort zone,
and I ended up not, you know, having a bad experience.
Trump. Rallies are like rock shows.
They're a lot of fun. And I wrote an article about it
on my now banned Medium account because I've written about
things happening to kids in school on Medium.
So they banned me. But before they banned me, I
wrote this article about being a Democrat that went to a Trump
rally that I never thought anyone would actually read, but
ended up being the most read thing on all of Medium for like
a solid week because it went viral, was tweeted by every
conservative influencer and all this stuff.
And that was how I kind of got thrown into this crazy world.
So they loved you for that. And then you go out there and
you say, well, that's not, you know, I'm not saying that I'm
100% behind you guys and then and then they then they hate
you, right? Isn't that kind of how that
works out? You know, I mean, the 2020 was a
weird year for me because I knew I hated the Democratic Party.
But it's also like when you read Hell, you you have to reverse
engineer everything that you knew was true.
And so I was going through a process very, very in the public
eye of like, I don't like the Democratic Party.
I never said I was a conservative either, but I was
doing a lot of stuff with the walk.
Campaign. And I was in favor of Donald
Trump in 2020. I voted for Trump in 2020 very
much on board with all of that. I think a lot of stuff actually
changed about the Republican Party and the conservative right
after January 6th, after Joe Biden took office, I was very
much on board with this Big Ten thing that was happening in
2020. And so I think that they saw me
as an ally in that. But then after Joe Biden took
office, I'm sorry conservatives, a lot of you changed quite a
bit. And a lot of it's gone back to
the conservatism that I recognized from the Moral
Majority in the 90s when I. Grew up and so I'm not happy
with a lot of it. I think the conservatives could
be mounting a much stronger front against the left and
against the Democrats and and and making a much bigger effort
to get Democrats to leave the party.
And so when I saw things like conservatives telling people
like me. I've been told multiple times
like get out of our movement. And so OK you don't want me into
your movement. I don't have to be there.
But I'm still going to try to expose the far left and I'm
still trying to get to get people to leave the Democratic
Party because I think the Democratic Party is a cult.
And so if you don't want to be helpful with.
That that's fine. But you're not going to ruin
what I'm trying to do either. What do you think changed in
from 2020? In the last two years, what's
been changed in the Republican Party?
Yeah. So in 2020, there was a lot of
talk about a big tent, like let's bring up a bunch of people
and with a variety of beliefs into the same thing, because we
all believe in individual liberties and freedom and stuff
like that. I'm totally on board with that,
right? But after January 6th, and after
after Donald Trump left office there, I mean almost
immediately, I documented on my Twitter feed.
Back in the day, almost immediately there started being
this, like, I called them the gay haters.
Whereas all of a sudden, like, should gay people be allowed in
the Magga movement? Well, I I come from Vermont.
My first political issue was civil unions, right?
Like, I'm not. I'm not against gay people.
I'm not against trans people. So yes, they should be.
And and it just kept kind of rolling like that.
And so I ended up there. There was also another issue for
me in which I was really fighting hard against critical
race theory in the schools. That was basically my #1 issue.
And in New Hampshire, they had introduced a state law.
To try to ban Critical Race Theory from the schools.
And I was actually working with the Republican sponsor in New
Hampshire to try to get that law passed.
I was spending all this time running all over the state
trying to explain what Critical Race Theory was to people
because it was still a very new thing back then.
People didn't know what it was. And so I was putting all this
time in and then what happened, Kyle?
But the Republicans sabotaged the law.
The Republicans, they they like, they had the majority of
everything. And the governorship and Kristen
New New actively sabotage the anticritical race theory law in
New Hampshire to make it completely toothless in order to
kiss the backsides of the teachers unions.
And so they ended up passing this law that doesn't actually
ban critical race theory doesn't, is not even enforced to
this day. There's a school district in New
Hampshire that I reported to the state about a year ago now that
actually has on their home page that they're breaking the state
law. The state won't do anything to
enforce it. And so when I kind of saw the
toothlessness of the Republican Party, especially like after
Trump left office, I was like, I want to do real things in the
real world. This is not something I want to
be a part of. But Republicans don't like being
told all the way that ways that their leaders are messing up and
I just won't shut up about that. I guess that's fair.
As non Republican, I I see the outside and it seems to me that
there's an awful lot of problems.
And it sounds like you think they're they're tacking back
towards that Moral Majority piece that happened in the 90s
where there was a lot of preaching, which is interesting.
I'm, I'm a prolife Christian, so that's just my world.
But at the end of the day, it's like that's not what we need to
be spending our time on in politics.
We should kind of just understand that we all have our
own flaws and let's let's deal with the politics part of it.
You want to start converting people go evangelize in a
nonpolitical realm. Makes sense to me.
All right. So that's kind of the lens that
you're looking at things. How did you take your
background? How does your background in
psychology sort of lend to what you're doing right now?
Yeah. So it kind of started, it
started as a complete accident, if I'm honest about it, where I
started doing these streams where I was talking about the
news and I was exploring different things.
But I started at some point just integrating the psychology into
the streams I was doing on my YouTube channel and I guess my
rumble channel as well. Because I I do stream on both
about like, you know, why are people doing what they're doing?
Why are the left doing what they're doing?
Why are the far right doing what they're doing?
And trying to analyze it from like more of like a social like
psychology lens to to really give people an understanding
about not just what's happening. But why it's happening and where
it's going to go next. And so I started doing this.
I've, I've been watching woke trainings on my channel for for
about, you know, three years now where we started doing long form
content around like what are the woke left teaching in
classrooms, what are they teaching in diversity trainings,
what are they teaching in colleges.
And so we would do these long form trainings where I would
kind of break down the psychology of it.
But at the same time we started consuming a lot of what the woke
left is doing that is not public.
Well, it's public. It's on the Internet.
But. There aren't that many people
watching and we're talking about streams of like less than like
100 views on them or something like that, to get a sense of the
language they were using, to get a sense of the tactics they were
using. And over the course of like 3
years I ended up. Accidentally reverse engineering
how the woke left were integrating into like, every
single part of our culture. And at some point it was a
little over a year ago now, I accidentally stumbled upon far
the the Socialism conference. Actually, it was just a gag.
On a Saturday night I noticed that the Socialism conference
was streaming their keynotes. I thought, haha, this would be
funny. You know, pop on a stream, have
a couple of beers, make fun of the socialist for an evening.
Your your your idea of a fun Friday night doesn't sound like
the same as everybody else's. Not even a Friday.
We do this every single Saturday, Kyle.
Like, this is our, this is our weekend activity.
But you know what? The socialists.
Well, exactly. And so and so it just started as
a gag. And then it kind of just like
became a thing in my community where I started getting
basically obsessed with socialism content.
Because what I started figuring out was that if you go back to
and we're talking like real socialists, these are not
democratic socialists of America.
Those are not real socialists. We're talking the farthest left
socialist activists. That you can find on the
Internet. We started figuring out that if
you go back and watch their content from like 2345 years
ago, that's the talking point of the Democratic Party today.
And so, like, people think these are just crazy people, like in a
coffee shop or in a bookstore, and there's only a couple of
them and they have weird hair and all this stuff.
But these crazy people are quite literally driving the talking
points of the Democratic Party and the political agenda in
America. And if you look where all the
language is coming from in terms of critical race theory in
schools, in terms of gender ideas.
Psychology in schools, all of this stuff, it's all coming from
the same far left people. And so the more we started
diving into this and the more we started seeing, Oh my God, these
are the people that are pushing these ideas onto all of our
culture, that just became more and more alarming to I think all
of us. And so we've been doing these
deep dives into socialism ever since again, like breaking down
the language, breaking down the psychology, but also trying to
figure out where this goes next. And and it is actually really
terrifying when you dig into it. All right.
So how in the world are these people that are on the far left,
the fringes? Why are they the ones that are
controlling 345 years down the line at the democratic talking
points? How did they infiltrate and how
do they grab control? That is a great question.
I wish more people were asking me that question.
OK, So do you know how back in 2020 there was a lot of talk
because conservatives were getting banned all over, like
social media and payment platforms and stuff like that.
And they were like, we're going to build our own parallel
economy. We're going to build all of our
own, like industry and like businesses and all this stuff.
Well. Socialists actually have done
that and and they did it quietly without announcing it on Twitter
that they were doing it. And so I'll tell you how they
took over culture. They publish more information
about their views than any other political group that I've seen
anywhere. And I look at all the different
political factions, but but they're the ones that are
publishing their ideas, They're the ones that are constantly
doing trainings. They're constantly doing
classes. They they have all their own
publishing houses. Socialists have like dozens and
dozens and dozens of socialist specific book publishers that
are. Recently churning out books that
you don't know are coming from socialist book publishers.
They're ending up in your libraries, your bookstores,
they're ending up in college classrooms, things like that.
Socialists have their own bookstores in pretty much every
major city in this country. And I'm not just talking in blue
cities, they're in red cities too, where they're pushing all
these ideas they've taken over library.
So anytime you're in a library and you see a big display of
books that's put together by socialists, probably anytime you
see book list book clubs coming out of your libraries, they're
using those to push their ideas into cult.
And obviously, they've taken over higher education.
They did that a long time ago. And because they took over
higher education, they took over the colleges of education where
the teachers are being trained. And those teachers are going
into your K through 12 schools. And there are at least two, if
not 3 generations of teachers now that have been trained
entirely in schools of education that were grounded in critical
theory. And so even if these teachers
think they're conservative or they don't think they're,
they're far left. Socialist.
The only way that they've ever been taught how to be a teacher
is infused with critical race theory and far left ideas.
And so they're teaching these ideas without even sometimes
understanding exactly what they're teaching.
And a lot of people think this stuff is just about like, you
know, social justice being fair and kind to everyone.
That's not what it is. It's it's actively pushing queer
Marxism into our public schools. And that's why now we're all of
a sudden seeing an explosion of all of these queer kids in
schools where you know. 3040% sometimes 50% of some school
districts are having these surveys come back saying half of
our kids are queer. Well, that's not real.
That's manufactured and it's manufactured because of the far
left socialist. It makes some sense.
You you brought up libraries. I wanted to touch on that.
You sent me a couple of your clips.
So folks, we're going to play some of these things in set this
clip up. This is from Emily Drabinski,
who is the head librarian. She's in charge of what, the
Librarians Association of America or something.
Yeah, Emily Drabinski is the Marxist lesbian head of the
American Library Association, which they have all these state
library association. She travels around to libraries
to influence library policy all the time.
And she was actually supposed to be a speaker at the Socialism
2023 conference, and because she had so much media back.
Slash for tweeting that she was a Marxist lesbian and had at the
head of libraries. What would be the backlash on
that? What's wrong with being a
Marxist lesbian in 2023? Well, so the so they ended up
canceling the speech but Emily still attended the conference
and I was actually not even sure Emily was going to be there when
I went to the conference, but I ended up just like running into
her in a session about advancing anti racist education in
schools, which they're doing to create a socialist world.
We'll talk about that in a second, but Emily just happened
to be in the session. She was just running around
attending sessions with all these far left socialists.
And how I got this clip was so how socialism conferences work
is you have a panel presentation and then you have about half of
the time for the audience to just come up to the microphone
and say whatever they want to say.
And so Emily came up to the microphone.
Do they get these? Do they get these?
They do. There are so less they're so
less aggressive to just do a clicky sound.
But there's no there's no rhyme or reason to when they snap
versus when they clap. So it's kind of like they never
know one really ever knows what to do.
But like socialists, they don't actually make sense.
They they make more sense sometimes than you might think.
Why do we talk about Abolish the Family?
I'll tell you that, yeah, we saved a good clip for that.
So we're gonna when I saw that last night, I was like, we're
definitely playing about the, what are they called family
abolitionists? Oh yeah, these are, these are
the crazy people. But but like, listen, like, all
of this stuff is connected, though.
And I'll explain how it's connected.
But in regards to Emily, yeah, She just came up to the
microphone and announced that, hi, I'm Emily.
I'm a librarian. I was literally sitting right
next to the microphone when this happened.
And I recognized her voice and I was like, oh, like.
She's here. And then she announced that
Library should be a site of socialist organizing.
Why not? All right, so we're gonna play
that clip. This is video number one.
It's actually an audio clip, but you'll see a little bit of
video. So we'll go ahead and run that
right now when you're ready. Right.
So. This comrade will.
Be followed by the comrade in the green, followed by the
comrade here the comrades I'm. A librarian.
I just wanted to thank you. I just want to say thank you for
bringing up libraries and classroom libraries, but also
school libraries of all kinds of public libraries and higher
education libraries, but I've been attacked in similar ways.
But I think. Your point that public education
needs to be assigned a social organizing library is really
viewed too, and that hasn't. I haven't seen that for the
working in libraries, but I think there's real opportunity
here to both connect with company and public education
with company and libraries. We need some help in the in the
library and we need to. Be on the agenda.
Social organizing. So thank you for your.
Work and stick your neck out and find out at a difficult time.
It's an inspiration to me. Oh good, okay.
So some beta male also said thank you for sticking your neck
out, for being a librarian. I think that's lovely.
What is you made? A mail that was Jesse Hagopian.
We're going to hear from Jesse Hagopian in a second, even
better tell you so you're filming what, what is your, your
filming setup look like? Because I saw the pictures from
Instagram or I saw the video you're wearing like a black
mask, right? And and you're.
So Incognito. So funny story about this.
So because I've been streaming far left socialism for over a
year now. The socialists don't like this
and they know who I am. And sometimes, I mean, you see
my Twitter feeds, sometimes I can be a little antag.
Well, I don't just antagonize conservatives, I also antagonize
socialists. And so actually going into the
socialism conference, they preemptively banned me from the
conference for a code of conduct violation just based on like
knowing who you were. Just knowing who I were, I got
this whole e-mail saying you are not allowed at the socialism
conference. But I had already signed up for
the socialism conference under a fake name like several weeks
before that. And so they didn't know the fake
name I signed up as. I went as a nonbinary socialist.
And so I had to have this whole disguise because.
Again, like they knew who I was. So these glasses that you're
seeing me wear now, I had never worn these glasses publicly
before because this was part of my disguise.
I dyed my hair. I had.
They did actually have a mask mandate at the conference.
And so I did have to wear a mask that was, oh, that's even
better, though that helps you. Oh yeah.
I was like, this is great. It's like perfect.
I was wearing that mask everywhere too.
I was like, wearing that mask, walking down the street.
I felt like such a moron. But like, whatever.
I had my hat. I had my non.
It's like a black silk mask. So you look kind of ninja like.
It also was a fake. It was a fake mask, too, because
I like to be able to breathe air.
It just looks, it looks real. So it it puts on a good show.
But yeah, so I actually had to disguise myself and I was so
afraid that they were going to recognize me that I actually had
a friend of mine go and pick up my badge for me because I
registered under a nonbinary name.
So. So.
So I didn't like anyone could have picked it up.
But this was this was literally my recording set up right here.
This little finger. And This is why things are a
little bit. And actually that session was
the first time I'd ever used this.
So it was like, why there's a little bit of interference.
But you just stick it in your pockets like a little $35 thing.
And you know, I didn't, I didn't know going into the socialism
conference if I was actually going to get anything.
I didn't know Emily Drapinski was going to be there.
And but it ended up working out pretty well.
And I'll tell you what, between the time when I recorded that
clip and the walk back to my hotel room, I I had so many
talks with God on the way. But I was like, please, God, I
will never do anything bad again.
If you just let this recording come out, just please.
And so it worked out OK. That's really fun stuff.
Yeah having done surreptitious recordings before and and being
able to you know try I've infiltrated places as a as an
FBI agent doing it in an undercover surveillance role.
It is it is a little nerve wracking especially when you
think they're going to know who you are and and the number one
thing is you got to be cool you got to act like you belong
there. So it's it's kind of a it's kind
of an interesting game if you haven't been doing that for a
lot so you're in hostile territory there and and and your
antagonistic Twitter post. I think people have reached out
and warned me about that. I got DM saying that hey I'm
sure you did it's it's actually really funny to me.
And let me just kind of say this.
You're what my dad would refer to as a shit disturber.
I would say it's just somebody who goes in and stirs it
sometimes. And I have a whole family of
those, so it's not a big deal for me talking to somebody that
likes to poke the bear on either side.
And I think I do the same. So, all right, so we're so we're
talking about this woman, she's librarian.
She sets this up. She's she just got thanked for
sticking her neck out by another guy who I think I actually have
queued up as clip #2. What is the story with this guy
Jesse? What's he all about?
Oh, Jesse Hagopian is a problem man.
Jesse Hagopian is a far left radical revolutionary socialist.
He's part of something called The Tempest Collective, which is
a large, I mean, it's a pretty big continued socialist.
Right. No, they're not Shakespearean.
They want to overthrow our entire society, and they're all
over the country. And and Jesse Hagopian, even
better, is a high school teacher in Seattle.
He teaches for Garfield High School in Seattle.
He is a member of Black Lives Matter in schools.
He's a member of the Zen Education Project and Jesse
Hagopian and is actively in this clip, I believe, talking about
the idea of fugitive pedagogy. Now this is.
I know that that the Ala clip got a lot of play on social
media, but this clip from Jesse Hagopian is actually one of the
more important clips that came out of the conference.
The idea of fugitive pedagogy was a very big theme at this
conference. I heard about it in at least
three different sessions where what they're doing is teachers
in Florida, let's say, where Ron De Santis has banned the
teaching of woke ideology, critical race theory, gender
ideology in schools. What they're doing is they're
working with people like Jesse Hagopian to zoom him into their
classes in Florida and let Jesse Hugopi and teach the classes in
Florida. And So what What this gives the
teachers in Florida is plausible deniability to say, oh, I didn't
know he was going to teach that band concept.
Oh, and so the Florida teachers aren't actually teaching it, but
they're working with socialists out out of state to get them to
teach the same concepts in their classes.
And this is an actual strategy for them.
They call it fugitive pedagogy or smuggler pedagogy.
We got to do that one more time really slowly because you and I
speak very quickly. I I'm watching people the chat
go like both these people talk way too fast.
I'm gonna have to watch this and I'm.
I'm one of the few podcasts. I think it and I'm sure that the
way that you speak is people have to watch it in like .75.
So everyone else is watching everybody else in one you know
1.5 they got to slow us down. Fugitive pedagogy is smuggling
in a teacher from an alternate district who is basically not
going to be accountable to whatever the rules are, and then
doing the Oh my. Oops, we did it again.
Kind of routine, yeah. That's one.
That's one version of fugitive pedagogy.
Another version of it might just be teaching banned ideas.
Because, I mean, I don't think people realize this.
Like, like, there's a lot of talk of school boards.
Like, school boards don't actually control curriculum
unless you live in Vermont or New Hampshire.
So, like, you can elect all the people, the school boards that
you want. There's nothing they can do to
influence the curriculum. And once the teacher closes the
classroom door, they can teach whatever they want.
So Jesse Hagopian also works for an organization called
Rethinking Schools. This is a social justice
organization that explicitly creates social justice materials
for teachers to use in the classroom that they don't have
to go through the school district to get.
They can just get it from this organization and it's really
cheap. I got a teacher planner from
them for like $8 or something like that.
And so and so like they are actively coming up with ways to
smuggle banned ideas into the classroom in defiance of state
laws. And they're, I'll tell you what,
Kyle, they're waiting for a teacher in Florida to get
arrested. Like is going to pop off in
Florida when one teacher gets arrested.
Just. We're looking for some
martyrdom. It sounds like they're they're
planning on flying people in from out of state when a teacher
gets arrested, yeah? All right, so let's play this
clip. Let's see what what Jesse has to
say in his own words. And folks, if you're if you're
listening to this and you're thinking, man, that's really
hard to hear what the audio is. I know it's a little bit
difficult. You can always join our rumble
channel. You can check it on there on
rumbleitsrumble.com/kyle Seraphin and then you'll see the
captions on there and we'll promote, we'll promote the sub
stack. That's got all the stuff on here
too, because there's a whole list of it, right.
People can come check this out. Okay.
So let's let's let's stream this little clip here #2 if you would
Ryan. All right.
Thank you, everybody. I'm Jesse Hagopian.
I'm a teacher in Seattle, and I work with Black Lives Matter at
school and the Zen Education Project and rethinking schools.
So I've actually got to zoom in and do meetings with classrooms
in Florida and with some bold teachers who invited us into the
classroom in in the tradition of fugitive pedagogy, you know,
smuggling in contraband curriculum.
You know, showing the film the rebellious life of Mrs. Rosa
Parks and then having us come and discuss systemic racism in a
state where it's illegal. And so that that rebellion is,
is inspiring to me and telling teachers in my state to do this
work if they can do it in those conditions.
Right. So I thank you all for the work
you are doing, the fight that you're putting up, that's really
a fight for all of us. Because we know what they are
incubating in Florida is about exporting it all across the
country. And we're already seeing that,
right? When Florida banned the AP
African American Studies curriculum, the response wasn't
a rebellion for ethnic studies all across the country.
The response from the College Board was, OK, cool, we'll cut
everything that you wanted out of it.
So the word systemic does not exist in AP.
African American curriculum anymore.
That is not an advanced course. If you can't talk about systemic
racism, you're just lying about this country, right?
They, they are now exporting the don't say gay, don't say trans
laws across the country now that Florida is not the only state
now, right? So they are incubating this
fascism and and working on ways to export.
Fascism, didn't he? One of the ways we need to
understand what's happening right now to understand how to.
Needed this to look at the McCarthy era because the Red
Scare and the Lavender Scare are the playbook.
I think that they're they're drawing from very consciously
label anything that you don't like communism and then fire the
people, right. So thousands of teachers lost
their jobs across the country as a result of the Red Scare and
and the Lavender Scare. Actually, more people were fired
from the federal government for being labeled.
Homosexual than than even read, right?
Even a communist, And specifically in Florida, the
Johns Committee was set up to interrogate teachers, to bring
them from their classrooms, to sit before a committee in the
40s and 50s and have to defend their sexuality.
And if you were just a single woman, a teacher, you were under
suspicion. Of being lesbian and were often
fired, right. And that they're very
consciously reviving that with with these laws.
And I think when we can see that history and teach that history
to young people, to our social movements, it helps us
understand the tradition they stand in and the one that we
stand in. Because what ended the McCarthy
era and the Reds and the Red Scare and the Lavender Scare was
the eruption of the civil Rights movement, the Black Power
movement, the Gay liberation right, LGBTQ people fighting.
For their liberation and that that's really what I think it's
going to take today. And I'll just end by saying that
the new law goes in the place that, that says that if you have
the wrong book in your classroom about about race or sexuality,
you can face a felony in Florida, right?
That you five years in jail. Right.
All right, let's. Let's cut that there.
And we're going to get some commentary on this, Ryan, if
that's good. So yeah, that's a that's a
perspective, huh? What a what a hot take this
gentleman has on. What's going on?
Like I said, he's dangerous. He's working with teachers all
over the country. He's creating curriculum that
teachers are using all over the country.
And there's a different clip, but I don't think you guys have
it loaded. But people can.
People can listen to it on the sub stack in which he is
explicitly saying that the that socialists need to that that
socialists need to prioritize education as their highest
priority because it gives them access to 10s of millions of
children. And by pushing anti racist
education into schools, that is how they're going to create a
socialist world. And so did.
He bring up Howard Zin in there? Is he part of the the Zin
teachers? Is that what it was you want?
To tell people who Howard Zin is because you want something
funny. My wife grew up in New York.
And she retold. She told me that the people's
history was part of her curriculum in high school.
And, you know, we're in our 40s, so that goes back 25 years at
this point where she was being taught that.
And she thought nothing of it because, you know, she was 15
years old. And that's just what you did,
tell people about Howard Zinn and and what the Zinn Teachers
Association is like. Howard Zinn is the author of
People's History of the United States.
It was the same with me. I went to Boston University in
the in the early 2000s. You walk into the bookstore,
there's people's history of the United States, like sitting
right there, right. It was taught like it was no big
deal, but does he? He's, I'm not sure exactly how
much involvement he has with the Zen Education Project now, but
the Zen Education Project is a far left radical teacher
education project. We've actually started watching
presentations from them on my YouTube channel.
We started last week with just kind of going through some of
their back catalog. And what you're finding is again
they're they're the ones pushing this anti racist education into
schools. And when they mean anti racist,
they don't mean we're going to solve racism and everything's
going to be nice and everyone's going to be polite, anti racist
education, black matter education is pushing a far left
political ideology into schools onto kids and it's it's it's not
even about race explicitly because socialists speak in a
coded language and people really need to understand this.
I think one of the most important things anyone can do
to fight back against this ideology is they have to learn
the coded language that these people use.
Anytime they're talking about race, they're not actually
talking about race they're talking about capitalism.
So it's a it's a misnomer. Same with fascism.
The the the the definition that social have a fascism and I have
them on tape saying this several times over.
Fascism to them means free market capitalism.
Whiteness means capitalism. White supremacy means
capitalism. We watched a Socialism Saturday
about a month and a half ago that was literally about a book
that said anti racism means anti capitalism.
So anytime they're not hiding it at all you just have to look for
it. And so if you can like, if
people can wrap their heads around the idea that almost
everything socialists do when when it comes to race and and
quite frankly, gender, is about abolishing the family, we'll
talk about that in a second. But anything about race has to
do with capitalism. So one of the people in the chat
just said these efforts are the Borg, they just want to
assimilate everything. That's not a joke though.
That's real. This is real life, yeah.
That's so wild for for those folks who need a pop culture
reference. If you if you're familiar with
the movie Goodwill hunting the great moment in the Harvard bar
where where what is it Matt Damon walks up and he he messes
with the grad student with the long hair who kind of looks like
a young Michael Bolton. He actually quotes Howard Zinn
and some other some of these other kind of types of this is
this goes back away. In fact, interestingly enough,
my buddy was probably at Boston University when you were there.
My best friend growing up was there early 2000s, so.
So we've got this group and and everything equals whiteness and
and capitalism. These are all things that that
are there. They're all standins for
capitalism. They're all trying to destroy
the idea. Then then we're trying to
destroy the family. We have a clip from Kristen
Godfrey. What's Kristen Godfrey story and
what is she all about? Oh, Kristen Godfrey is another
far left socialist activist. Kristen Godfrey works at the
University of Arizona. She's the LGBTQ affairs director
there. Prior to that, actually, she's
got. Like a really big forehead,
right? Like a six head.
She does a very big forehead. Yeah, I I spoke with a guy named
Trevor Loudon who does this great job with Kiwiki where he's
tracking a lot of these far left radicals and he actually taught
me that Kristen Godfrey was involved in malice groups at the
University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
So that's really great. And what you're going to hear in
this clip is Kristen basically first of all, announcing that
she's teaching Marxist based queer liberation classes on the
campus of the University of Arizona.
She also brought a student with her to the conference, which I
think that's a little bit weird to be bringing students to a
conference. And then kind of groomy.
Kind of groomy. And what people need to keep in
mind too, the University of Arizona is a is not just a
publicly funded taxpayer university, it's it's a land
grant university. And so and so this is, she's
using public dollars to actively teach Marxism on this, this
taxpayer funded university campus.
All right, let's roll this clip. This is going to be #3 Ryan.
Let's see what we got. This comrade is helping us take
a check. Hi comrade, it's great talk
Kristen live in Tucson intensive Collective and I wanted to share
like a personal experience I'm experiencing at the University
of Arizona. And then I just have a couple
questions. And I'm like, I guess a similar
question is, if I'm right in Miami, like how to protect
teachers just thinking they're like what protection looks like.
Me and my coworker, I don't think they're here.
We teach a Marxist based clear liberation class for clear
asset. Students acting as grace.
One of the students who took it was in the room.
Hi, Annie. Annie's always yelling at
somebody on campus, so I think they're talking about.
But yeah, we have the student for class.
I'm also the director of the LGBTQ Center at the University
of Arizona, so it's attached to the center.
And because we're teaching this class, Students for Justice and
Palestine students are have been using the LGBTQ center to hold
meetings, just add their stuff there.
Israeli students found out and there was a lot of violence in
the space going up to Palestinian students saying they
don't want them there. And so because of this class
that we're teaching. Hello reached out to my boss and
said that I was anti-Semitic and so the L GB TQ center is in the
house in the in the office working inclusion.
But even with that, we have limited, I have done with
protecting the Diversity and Inclusion office, right.
So she picked a fight with the with the Israelis.
What is the connection between Palestine, a Muslim majority
area? That, I have to imagine, is
probably not all that friendly to her LGBTQI A+ agenda.
And and whatever it is that she's pushing out there,
socialists really hate Israel. Yeah, but why They just they?
Israel's so tolerant compared to the alternative.
Oh, I I agree with you. But they they they really
dislike Israel. They they dislike US support for
Israel. I don't actually know.
I I haven't dug deep into this yet to understand why.
But I I suspect it's because that Muslims and like
Palestinians have a higher level on the woke oppression hierarchy
which they call progressive stack, which is like, you know,
based on your race and your your any any number of intersectional
characteristics they have more oppression points.
And so I suspect I have they do with that.
Isn't that so weird, though? Because it doesn't line up with
any logic at all. I mean, I guess that's the
cognitive dissonance of being a socialist when you're doing so
on your iPhone and all the other sort of things that they benefit
from capital in a place that operates and was built based on
capitalist dollars. Oh, well, they're they're
allowed to engage in capitalism. This is actually a question that
comes up. A lot of my channel is like, why
are they selling books if they if they're if they're
socialists? Yeah, who benefits from the book
sale? Well, in The Communist
Manifesto, they literally say that you're allowed to engage in
so many words. You're allowed to engage in
capitalism because you live in a capitalist system.
You have to survive, you have to make ends meet.
But you're not part of the bourgeois.
It's OK because like, you're not part.
You just can't ever ascend to be part of the bourgeois.
That's really the only guidance that they have.
How do you know when you're in the bourgeois property owner,
landowner, like, like major, major business owner and like,
so landlord, stuff like that. So, so socialists like their
their main agenda is obviously to like get rid of communist or
excuse me, get rid of capitalism so they can usher in their
Marxist utopia. But really, it's about the
abolition of all private property.
That's what socialists care about.
And I'm actually going to set you up for this, abolish the
family thing that you want to do.
Because here's here's the deal, guys.
Socialists want to get rid of your ability to own your own
house, your car, your business, an apartment building as like, a
landlord. Something like that.
But they also consider children to be private property of their
parents, and they consider it their job to liberate children
from the adult supremacy that is oppressing them as private
property of their parents. Adult supremacy, which I often
refer to as people who know what's going on, Supremacy,
which is really good. And then it makes sense that
they want a captive audience of fools that don't know anything
we. Please laugh.
I got a six year old right now. I've got a six year old and I
got a four year old and I got a 2 year old and I got a newborn.
And when when we look at our kids, my 6 year old is very,
very bright for six year old. And she has a lot of things to
say that are superior to her, her colleagues, but she's six
years old like that is not a fully programmed, you know,
operating system in any way, shape or form.
And occasionally she lets me know that by telling me things
that are completely absurd in a very sophisticated way.
She says things that are clearly not true because she has no
experience. So even though she may be very
bright, she has no wisdom. And that seems like where these
socialists seem to come from. They they've got some ability to
process. They have some complex words and
structures, They don't know anything.
How do they? How do they exist in the world
and know nothing about the way the world works?
Because they only ever talk to other socialists.
They live in these socialist ecosystems like I said they
have. There are dozens of socialist
book publishers that are constantly churning out
socialist books. They have socialist book clubs,
They have they. They they have socialist
bookstores, they have socialist gathering, socialist parties,
socialist subculture. And so they're only ever talking
to other socialists and a lot of them also come out of academia.
Listen, the people at the socialism conference, I know who
people think socialists and and far left activists are.
They think they're like the pink haired people that are like
doing crazy things and falling on the street and they do do
that. But these are academics.
These are like the next level above that.
And so they're constantly reading, they're constantly
talking to each other, but they only do it in this, in this
enclosed ecosystem. So we're seeing the foot
soldiers with the purple hair and the megaphones, but these
are the generals that are behind there that are marshalling the
troops. Or maybe they're that, maybe
they're the field level officers.
These are the captains in the and the majors that are making
it happen. Precisely.
Yep. OK, so who's the general who's
out there that's given the marching orders to these wild
animals? Well, that that's the scary
thing is there is no general and it's an entirely decentralized
initiative. And it is, no, but it is,
though. They're creating these
collectivists, these these collective groups all over the
country. And they're, they're organizing
locally, but then also they organize nationally.
So for example, you'll have like the Denver Communists were at
the socialism conference and they had really cool tshirts,
which is how you all knew that they were all part of the Denver
Communists because they were all advertising it.
The Denver Communists are part of this thing called the
Firebrand Collective, which is a national collective.
Firebrand is extremely far left, and they don't actually even
allow their members to be part of the Democratic Socialists of
America, because the real socialists don't think the
Democratic Socialists are socialists enough because
they're still too close to capitalism, and so they don't
even allow them to be a part of it.
The Firebrand Collective is organizing with the Seattle
Revolutionary Socialists and the Boston Revolutionary Socialists
and and so it's like they're creating these localized groups,
but then they're also like connecting with each other
nationally. And if people think this is just
happening in blue cities, they're wrong.
There was a whole contingent from Oklahoma at the Socialism
conference. There was a whole contingent
from South Dakota. They had an entire session about
organizing in the South, going into explicitly red areas to
push their ideology. There was a whole session about
organizing in Florida and all the different social justice
things they're doing there. And so they're not just staying
in the cities, they're going out into where other people live to.
Fantastic. I like it.
OK, folks, in the comments, first of all, hit the like
button if you're watching here live, and we do appreciate you
doing that in the comments, I've been thinking about starting a
boating accident collective. Many people who own firearms
will always say, I had a bunch of guns and they were really
cool, but I lost them all in a boating accident.
They're in the bottom of a lake or river or the ocean, and
that's kind of like a thing that people say to keep themselves
off the government radar. I've been thinking about
starting the boating accident collective.
This is for people who are poor pilots of their own boat and
seem to have lost all their guns.
If you guys are interested in joining the Boating Act and
Collective, put that in the comments below.
I want to see what our interest level looks like.
I think that'll be fun. Okay.
Our clip right now is going to be coming from Sophie Lewis.
Sophie Lewis seems like a radical, wild person.
So if we're going to decentralize everything, we're
going to get rid of everything. And this, I think, is actually
coming from you commenting on her.
So we'll play this for a little bit.
In fact, why don't you just tell us where to stop and then we'll
give you commentary. Ryan, if you're queuing up video
#4, we're going to hear about. The family abolitionist
movement. Everyone knows families are a
real problem, so let's see if we can talk about that.
Let's go ahead and roll that clip, which is what is family
abolition? And how is it different from how
its attractors might present it? And even how people who might be
hear the word for the first time and and what their responses
might be. How?
What is family abolition and and how is it a little bit different
from just putting those two words together?
Yeah, so. I think of abolition of the
family as pretty much synonymous with the deprivatization of
care. In society, the deprivatization
of care Okay, First off, pop quiz, what does abolition mean?
It's not complicated, but but like so, she equates the
abolition of the family to the deprivatization of care.
What happens? Who is in charge of caring for
people when we deprivatize care? Is she going to tell us?
Yep. Abolish me anytime you hear
abolition to get rid. Of your live chat to.
Get rid of to get rid of if they also might say liberation,
liberation. Anytime you hear liberation,
liberate yourself from. Abolish to get rid of liberate,
to free yourself from. Anytime you hear the words
abolition or liberation, you need to think socialism because
what they mean is abolish the current system.
Liberate you from the system. And it doesn't matter if they're
talking about race or gender or the family or any of these
things, it always leads to overthrowing the system.
And yes, when she is saying the deep.
Privatization of care. What she means is that she wants
mommy government to be in charge of caring for people, and that
includes people who are little. That includes people who are
sick. That includes people who are
elderly. Deprivatization, deprivatization
of care means that she wants. Everyone else to be responsible
for you and your family members? Really.
Think about that if you are afraid of things you're hearing
in Canada around them, incentivizing people to, well,
not remain on this planet. All right, let's let's get live
Carlin's reaction on this stuff, too, Instead of instead of tape.
Carlin. And you know, and I'll tell you
why. Deprivatism.
You want to of care? So here, here's the reason why I
I want live, Carla, because you talk about 40% faster right now.
And that's where my energy I thought there was more Sophie in
that clip, too. I thought there was too.
I was sitting here with that. There was a little bit of intro
that we cut out which probably would have been useful as the
the interviewer was her talking. If you want me to I got I can
just move it Is is I I can explain like OK so.
I think we've had, we have the taste of like and also where is
she from? Is she from the US?
No, Sophie is from the US. Sophie lives in Sophie.
Sophie is my favorite. Abolish the family, Sophie.
But she has like kind of a posh accent.
She does because she went to Oxford Darling and so and it is
a fake accent. It's not actually her real
accent. She totally crap and and so and
so she actually that that talk was at the University of
Pennsylvania where Sophie is is like a visiting scholar at the
University of Pennsylvania. So these ideas are getting
pushed through the Ivy League schools.
Sophie is also lectured at other Ivy League schools like Brown
University and and done book tours all over the country.
Sophie has written two books called the first one is called
Feminism Against Family Full Surrogacy now and it talks about
how dangerous it is for people to give birth and so why would
people even want to go through that We might as well have
surrogacy and the second one is called Abolish the Family.
So it's like pretty on the on the nose and and so so I
actually covered this quite a bit.
And So what people need to understand about this is again
going back to the idea that social socialists are like
Scientologists and that they think that children are little
people that are just like fully capable of making their own
decisions and things like that and that's why they need to be
liberated from their parents. But but bigger picture,
socialists believe that they cannot get rid of capitalism
until they abolish the private biological nuclear family.
This is real. There were two sessions about
this at the socialism conference.
Sophie spoke twice at the socialism conference.
And so, and so they are actually putting methods in place through
architecture, through what they call radical revolutionary
architecture, to try to put mechanisms in place that
dissuade people from staying in the private nuclear family.
Like, for instance, do you remember when Joe Biden wanted
to get rid of gas stoves? This is a real thing that
socialists are pushing because socialists want to abolish all
of our private kitchens. They want food to be served in
the collective commune where you don't need a private kitchen,
you don't need to make your own food.
You can just go to the commune and get your get your food where
the people who are assigned to cook the food will prepare the
food and you're going to have everything you need and it's
going to be great and you won't even want your private kitchen
anymore because it's too much of A hassle.
That's one of the things they're doing to abolish the family.
The other big thing that they're doing to try to abolish the
family goes back to gender theory, queer theory, queer
Marxism being pushed into schools any anytime you see them
talking about non binary. So there's a difference between
L GB T and queer L GB T are all about identities, who you love,
who you want to have sex with and how you like, what you want
to do with your body. Essentially how you want to
present to the world queer has nothing to do with that.
People who are trans and gay are not automatically queer and you
don't have to be queer. You don't have to be gay or
trans to be queer. You can be a straight sis
whatever person to be queer right?
Queer is an identification with a far left political ideology
and anytime you see the term non binary, they them, she they, he,
they, any of these things that is a specific affiliation with
queer Marxism that is designed to abolish the gender binary
entirely. It's a virtue signal to each
other too, right? I mean, they're basically
signaling to each other my queer identity.
That means that we're part of the same team.
Crazy team it. Well, it is, but I'll I'll give
you one more step further than that.
So, So top surgery is considered to be one of the ultimate acts
that you can do to show loyalty to the political system and I
know. What that is, by the way, so
top, top surgery, when, when, when, when girls get their boobs
cut off and they have the lines under their their chest for like
the rest of their lives. Yeah.
So this is actually there's a book called Transgender Marxism
where in the introduction they talk about how having trans
surgery is basically your ultimate commitment to this
black political ideology because it's something that you can't
regrow your boobs, right? And so and so that is actually,
that is a giant virtue signal to the queer Marxist ideology.
Is there an element of because you're sterile Once you've done
these things, there's no way that these people are gonna be
fertile or most of them won't be fertile.
So if they, if they commit to these transgender surgeries,
they basically are going to have to recruit if they're going to
have children, right? Is that part of it?
Well, so a couple things on that.
Number one, they want all children born via surrogacy, so
this is not actually a problem for them.
But remember, these people have taken over the public schools.
And so for everyone who's saying they're going to abort all their
children, they're going to sterilize themselves.
They don't need to have their own children.
They're going to take yours and they're going to do it through
the public schools. If you're sending your kids to
public schools, they 100% will encounter this ideology there.
They might not encounter it in every single class, but they're
going to encounter it because it's being taught starting in
preschool in a lot of school districts.
It's so wild. I I I think I tweeted out the
other day that my kids are going to end up being warlords because
these wackos are out there and we're homeschooling just like a
bunch of right wing radicals at this point.
You know loving radicals because they're little girls.
I got I got three daughters but but they all know how to shoot
and and my oldest is 6 if that tells you something.
Like my 4 year old has gone out and done more live fire than a
lot of grown men have. Because.
Because it's fun and she's hanging out with dad and she's
learning what we do, so that's wild.
They also got into sex work as children.
You mentioned that they think of children as many adults.
They're just in a smaller body. They have all the capabilities.
Does that play into the idea of the the sex work that they were
talking about? Oh yeah.
This, this clip is actually was from a presentation called The
Politics of Childhood, which our friend Sophie was actually one
of the presenters in this presentation.
And so, yeah, So what you're going to hear this is a question
from the audience, which is why it was like an anonymous person,
because I didn't know their name.
But you're going to hear them talking about the rights of
child sex workers and how we need to protect those rights.
And this is someone that was called Chanel, I think was the
name that was thrown out there. OK, so unknown, unknown
individual in the movement Chanel.
That's going to be clip number. Fly play it whenever you're
ready, Ryan. We usually have to give Ryan a
queue up there. Guys, first of all, thank you
both. I really appreciate your work.
My name is Chanel and I miss sex work after this.
Working at the intersection of migrants, justice, capitalism
and sex work. And we've been dealing with the
child sex panic, you know, the child sex trafficking conspiracy
theories for since the late 90s. And I had never until this panel
been like, Huh? What about young people in the
sex industry as part of a children's liberation vision?
Like, there's just like a utopia I had never really thought of
before because the world feels so separated and the issue of,
you know, youth and sex work is so incredibly loaded.
Like, I was just like, I don't even know if I'd asked this
question because it's been live stream like it is just so like
you are. You are rolling into a lot of
trouble. When you start talking about the
rights of young people in the sex industry, but young people
in the sex industry deserve and need rights at minimum, actually
liberation and justice and thank you.
So, you know, I just was like, I want to hear folks who are
thinking about the liberation of children and about movement for
the liberation of children and how you understand.
Just like to what extent you're thinking through, you know,
because when that includes, like, how they marginalize kids,
kids on the street, Like that for sure includes people selling
sex, right? That includes people selling sex
to survive the the foster care systems and on the streets.
And yeah, how are you thinking about that?
Are you thinking about that? Is that are we just like,
walking through too much trouble to even try to address that when
talking about the rights of children?
So I'm gonna put that up. Whoa.
So it's super weird because like I said, the cognitive distance
there has to be so extreme. She'd literally just said people
who are trying to survive the foster system and are probably
not involved in doing sex work, which we're going to just that's
a euphemism for prostitution. They are selling their physical
bodies in order to survive. I don't think any of them would
choose that life and they want to advocate on behalf of that
choice. Quote UN quote Choice, which is
not really a choice, I don't think.
I think it's. I think it's like something they
got back to the corner. How do these people wake up in
the morning and put their head together?
You think? I mean it.
This was one of the most bizarre clips of the entire conference.
Now I should say, like, I understand there is a part of me
that does understand what they're saying.
What there's one of the things she's saying is that kids who
are doing this should not be arrested and put into prison,
which I actually do agree with. Like like these kids are being
put in a desperate situation. There should not be.
I don't think anyone actually disagrees with that.
I don't think anybody puts them in.
Prison, to be fair, yeah. And and and so and so that.
That's part of it. But but like, what was most
disturbing to me about this is there was no pushback in the
entire room on the idea that kids should be doing sex work.
It was like, it was seriously, like, well, some kids just need
to do sex work. And that's just the way it is
that I was. And we have to liberate them so
they can do so. Oh yeah.
And and actually the the the answer she got to that question
and there's a different clip that people can find on my sub
stack was given by an associate professor at Johns Hopkins
University who said essentially well if you want to advocate for
the rights of child sex workers you just need to find some
friends and form a little group and you guys can go out there
and advocate for them together. So you no one's hung out to dry
and all that stuff and it was just like Oh my God no no this
is a horrible horrible idea. Why it like why is no one
pushing back on this. So that was really really
disturbing to hear. I'm.
Actually going to, I'm going to grab that because that was from
this is the trans professor about the hormones.
What's her name? Gil.
Something or other. Yes, Jules and Jules.
Gil. Gil Peterson.
OK. Let me let me send that link
over to Ryan so Ryan can pull that up.
In a minute, the idea that first of all, that they're little
people and that they have autonomy and they're able to do
that, that they would choose to be involved in prostitution is
bizarre on every level to me. And then, look, I think probably
everybody in my audience, or at least a strong quotient of them
would say, yeah, you want to go out there and pay for sex with
children. We have a wood chipper we'd like
to publicly fund and we'd like to find a place for you in that.
But not the kid. I mean, the kid needs to be
rehabilitated. Probably will never, never be
normal. After doing something like that,
and and it comes from a fundamental misunderstanding of
children, do they not have children?
Is that part of the gig that they just don't have kids?
They don't know how they work. No, this is not.
This is another misnomer that people have about them.
They do have kids. In fact, the very first session
I went to at the socialism conference, I'm going to publish
all the materials of this. I haven't done it yet.
Was called Kids as Comrades, in which they are actively setting
up childcare programs to train children to be the future
generation of socialist comrades.
They have all sorts of plans for this.
They have games that they play with the kids to teach them how
to be a part of the collective instead of competing against
each other and stuff like that. So yeah, no, they have kids.
They've got a lot of kids and they're training them.
Yeah, I always say that this sort of wokeism is kind of, or I
call it progressive Lesterism, which I think is probably more
accurate. It's a.
It's a religion of converts, but it sounds like they're also
converting in their own home. So you have to, you have to
remember that a lot of these people are children of people
who got radicalized during, like the civil rights movement.
They got radicalized during the 60s and the 70s.
And so this is like second or third generation socialists that
are now like like teaching their kids how to be the next
generation of socialists after them.
It makes some sense to me though, because I always see
this too. It's like a first generation
feminism. I'm on board.
Women should have equal rights. If they want to do certain
things. They should be able to do
certain things. And then you start getting down
the line of like third generation feminism where
they're arguing basically for insanity, where they're like,
no, of course men should be able to come into women's locker
rooms. And you're like, how did you
guys get so backwards? How did you lose your mind in
the way, like that is the lead. That's that's internalized
misogyny and my wife calls it. I just think.
And my wife has a, I mean she has a background in mental
health as well. She's her masters is in
counseling and she's just like. How do we get so taken in by
these people? There's a there's an instinct to
make it okay for everything and then it's like you just
literally went backwards on what you were trying to accomplish.
It feels like you know people have to have it.
I I really recommend people have a nuanced take on this because
and it is hard, right, because these people have infiltrated
every single system in our country and and Kyle, we've
allowed it to happen. Like it's people not speaking up
not pushing back that allowed this to happen in the 1st place.
But you don't want to be punishing like normal gay and
trans people for the transgressions of queer Marxist,
and it's important that people understand the difference
between those things so well. Everything that's going crazy
with gender and stuff in our culture can be traced back to
queer Marxist. Most gay and trans people don't
want to interact with that at all.
They don't identify with that. And I think that there's a
missed opportunity when people are demonizing everyone because
of a few people are doing really bad things.
So I just want to put that out there for.
People, that's fair. I I think there's a nuanced
problem, probably all of it. We could come back and have a
full thing about trans. I'd be curious on your take,
which is going to be obviously very different than mine, but,
you know, it doesn't matter. I don't mind.
Having people that disagree with me, that's that's the brilliance
of America. We do have this clip of this
wild, Professor Ryan said he's ready for it.
So we'll run clip number six. This one is is real strange and
I'll let you you give commentary when you're ready to.
Just tell me when. You When it comes to something
like hormones, I really don't see why DIY is actually in any
way more dangerous than going to a doctor, because doctors remain
very, very very ignorant. About hormones, like the first
doctor I saw to to start HRT, never forget this.
It was not the worst thing she was going to go on to do to me.
But she literally pulled out a piece of paper unfolded and she
was like, I call this my CHEAT SHEET.
It tells me what hormones to give you.
And I was like, so you're using and she's like another doctor
gave it to me. So I was like, so you're not
even really giving me healthcare?
A piece of paper you got from someone else is giving me
healthcare and did she do a bad job?
Yes, right. You know, for for hormones,
right. You want to have like good
quality hormones but like is are they, you know, but if you can
find out the quality where they come from, like that one lady in
Brazil who prison it was like, you know, supplies like
everyone's hormones in the world, like great, right.
So I think risk and danger are relative.
That being said, they're not insignificant, right.
And just because trans people are doing DIY.
Or abortion is DIY does not mean it's better or inherently, you
know, more progressive and it can still be dangerous and
unsafe, right? So I think to me the question is
about how DIY sort of community network has accountability built
in, right? And what something like consent
looks like in that context could be really different, right?
And you know, I think abortion is a really important example.
Self managed abortions have a lot of different technical
possibilities today, right? A lot more than needs to.
So that's really great news. When they say DIY she's talking
about or I guess that's a that's a male that is done transition
over to a female thing looks like Weird Al Yankovic to me
with the mascot. So that's that's hard to to to
digest and and we're talking about do it yourself hormones
and abortions. Oh yeah, so so that was the that
was that person did speak at the socialism conference in that
politics, the childhood session. But then the clip we just
watched was from a keynote they gave at Lewis and Clark College
where they were literally encouraging college students to
do do it yourself hormones and in regards to do it yourself
abortion. I actually went to another
socialist conference back in April.
People can find this on my sub stack as well.
This is my first in person. John did the socialism and it
was a socialist reproductive justice conference.
Prince at Hampshire College and basically they had a whole tour
about how to do a do it yourself bathroom abortion that included
a bathroom abortion, doula and and a shrine where you worship
yourself after you have your at home bathroom abortion.
And so yeah, they're they're pushing crazy stuff out there
and they're in there and it is, you know, like I'm actually
pro-choice like with limits, but like going on a self managed
abortion tour probably made me more pro-life than I've ever
been in my life. I'm like you're literally
worshipping yourself. On a shrine of abortion, you
people are a death cult. That is a death cult.
Look, I was, so I was out in front of the Supreme Court when
before the Dobbs decision came out, my my attorney and I rolled
out there. He's just a friend of mine that
was working as an attorney. And and so we're just walking.
We are watching, you know, and this lady at one point in time
and there's 15 people that are screaming at the at the pro-life
folks, the Christians that are out praying and do whatever
they're doing And and these like these women were unhinged.
They were not well mentally. You could just look at him and
go there's something very wrong with you.
And one of them decided to go down the the dark rabbit hole
and she screams the words HAIL Satan at the top of her lungs.
And it got deathly quiet across the street.
Now, if you ever been in a Washington, DC protest, that's
not normal. She screams this thing out.
Everyone stops. Everyone kind of goes like,
yeah, we're not with her. Nobody wants to be part of the
group that screams Hail Satan. Regardless of what you think,
that there is a God or religion or anything else like that,
everyone kind of knows that's where it gets real weird.
That's when you've probably lost the edge.
And she didn't believe it either.
That wasn't something she was trying to, you know, espouse as
a as a thing. She was doing it to own people
and she knew she crossed the line.
That is that weird death cult where it's just like, what in
them? What are you doing, lady?
Like that's not even something you believe you have lost it.
And in order to try to win your political position, you're
saying crazy stuff and everybody around you felt it too.
It was like, I don't think we want to be part of that game.
Well, well, let me tell you this though, Kyle and and and I want
to use this to illustrate just how far ahead the socialist left
is of like normies. The day that the draft decision
of Roe V Wade got released was actually the day after.
So the the the official Supreme Court decision hasn't even
gotten released yet. We're talking about the Dobbs
decision, not Roe V. Wade Yeah.
Well, you what? You OK?
Whatever. But like the day after that
draft decision got released, I watched a live presentation at
the University of California, Berkeley, on my channel, where
they were already talking about how are we going to smuggle
abortion pills into states where abortions going to be banned.
They already had plans to do it. They knew that this was going to
get overturned. They knew what was going to
happen. And they had already been
working with all sorts of networks and clinics and stuff
around the country to make sure that that in states where
abortion was going to. To be banned, people would still
have access to these abortion pills.
So I hate to break anyone's heart here, but abortions are
still happening in states where they're banned all over the
place because of these people. Yeah, I know that makes sense.
If they're smuggling teaching techniques that are gonna be
banned in Florida, then they're obviously pushing all their
ideology and I guess they're probably looking for someone to
make an example of one of the people doing this so they can
have a martyr for the cause. Is that is that a virtue?
Oh yeah, absolutely. But again, abortion is also
another attack on the nuclear biological family because they
believe that capital. Here's the quick version.
Capitalism created the gender binary by creating oppressive
gender roles. The nuclear family upholds the
gender binary and also reinforces capitalism.
So if we can do abortion bans, this will liberate women from
the oppressive gender roles that the gender binary is created.
Thus we undermine capitalism and the nuclear family all in one
breath. So that's that's part of the
bigger connection. It's so wild and I feel like
everybody is going to have their Wednesday kicked off in the high
gear based on this conversation. I hope we can come back and do
this thing again. I'd like to to do more just
because you have a high tolerance and probably a very
strong stomach for going out there and listening to some of
this wild stuff. I love that you have Comrade
Carlin on the side of your of your piece when you're doing
your socialism, Saturdays and whatnot.
This is great stuff and it's so weird.
It's so foreign to most people. But if you don't know what we're
up against, how in the world are you going to even be able to to
identify it as a problem when it comes near you, I guess?
Yeah, I would be happy to come back anytime And and I really do
think on that note like I do stream socialism on my channel
every single Saturday at 6:00 PM We watch the full form socialism
456 hours. Sometimes we go a little crazy
but we do try to have fun with it.
We play bingo, we drink, we make fun of them and all that good
stuff. But to be serious for a second,
I I meant it when I said the most important thing that anyone
can learn how to do is to speak socialist, to learn how to speak
their coded language. Because one.
Once you learn how to speak socialist, it will start showing
up everywhere around you. I will teach you how to speak
socialist. I will break it down for you.
All you got to do is show up, have an open mind, work through
some pain because it is painful. Trust me, I've watched thousands
of hours of socialism. I'm going a little crazy, all
right, but like, but like, show up and do it and I'll teach you
it and it will show you a world that you never knew existed.
I am quite confident of that. OK, let people know where they
can follow you. I know you've got a good
following on YouTube, you've got some on Twitter as well where I
spend a lot of time. So tell people all that the
handles and then your sub stack is actually in the show notes
where people can find a lot of that content as well.
Awesome. So my YouTube channel is just my
name. It's Carlin Beresenko.
You can find me on Twitter at Doctor Carlin B.
And my all my best content is published on my substack, which
is Carlin Karl yn.substack.com. And I've got a scoop coming up
later today. I've got a I've got a socialist
professor on tape advocating for revolution, essentially
revolution against capitalism. That's going to be posted on the
substack probably within the next hour or so.
So, you know, breaking news, I dig it.
That's fantastic stuff. And I like that you're a pro.
You're just like, here's here's on my content, here's on how you
find it. I know where it is.
It's in my head. It's organized.
It comes out really good. Carl, thanks for jumping on this
morning with us. I think that was illuminating
for a lot of people. There's a couple people that
puked in their mouth in our live chat.
So that happens. That's the nature of the beast.
And and they are definitely going to be revved up for a
midweek start to their Wednesday.
Thanks so much for joining on us with that one.
Hey, thanks for having me and looking forward to doing it
again sometime. Yeah, we definitely will.
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