#based camp

"Like, remember when Trump was elected and a bunch of gay people were, like, basically saying, "Oh, Trump, we’re going to be eradicated now that Trump is coming into power.” Trans people being like, “Trans people in the United States are going to be mass genocided after this.” They talked about this like that this was something that was going to happen to them. And I think that we as conservatives were not listening to that. We heard it, and we thought it was funny, but we didn’t understand that actually in their minds these two things are functional equivalents. Slightly disagreeing with them, or saying I personally would not live this lifestyle, and saying we’re going to build the government policy of killing you. And that’s why they have reacted so harshly. That’s why they keep doing these assassination attempts and stuff like that — as I’ve explained in other videos — because they think that this mild disagreement is the same as murder."

"I actually think that a lot of the leftist anti-semitism comes from, when they are modeling what the future of humanity looks like, what the future of out existing geopolitical architecture looks like, they don’t actually plan on them existing in the future. Like, I can talk to, like, gays and trans people, and I can be like, but really, you see if only people who hate you continue to have kids, in the future, only people who cannot allow your culture to exist are going to be the dominant cultures on Earth. I talk about this in terms of pro-natalism all the time, and they’re often just like, they don’t really see it as a problem. And I’ve always been very confused as to how they don’t see it as a problem. And what I’m realizing, and you see the wokies in, what is it, Michigan, giving all the money to the Somalians, right? It was this big scam where, like, billions have — and it’s clear that a lot of wokies knew this was happening — to Islamist groups in Somalia. They see the future of their movements, and the territories that they feel they de facto control, as something they want to hand to Muslim groups. They believe in a Muslim future, and because of that, they see that future as incompatible with Jewish interests, because they’re, sort of, the Muslims within the top circles of their intellectual communities. And I find this very interesting. Trace the intellectual giants on the left right now, and many of them are tied to Islamism in some way or another. Especially the younger ones. Especially the younger ones. And this didn’t used to be the case."