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and I travel so much that I see it,

there's not a single Western city that's thriving,

and they're all degrading in exactly the same way.

Is a lot of it just a moral decay,

or is it actually true from everything?

It's a lot of things, but it's self-hatred.

Every city. Crazy.

Every European city, every American city,

it's just why people lose their will to live,

their will to pass on their culture,

their values, their religion to their children,

their will to have children, it's all gone.

I mean, it's not gone with everybody,

but I mean, in the cities, you really see it.

It's like the people who built this are long gone,

and their descendants have fled,

and they don't care enough to keep it going.

There's just a lack of self-respect

that is disgusting to me, and I have contempt for it.

It doesn't bother me to be hated.

What really bothers me is when people hate themselves.

If you hate yourself, how are you gonna treat me?

That's correct.

Oh, man, I don't like it.

I've noticed it because I travel outside the Western world,

the white world, I'll just be honest.

The white world, I travel a lot in the Middle East.

It's amazing, it's amazing.

I'm not Muslim, obviously.

In fact, I'm like a Christian, flat-out Christian,

and my ancestors are from Europe,

and so I have nothing in common on that level with the Gulf,

but you go to the Gulf, and it's incredible

to be in a place that has pride in itself,

that believes in its religion and culture,

that thinks we're on to something, and this is great.

Look at what we're doing, we're really proud of this.

Those people are happy, they're welcoming of others,

they're tolerant of diversity.

Like what was that, tolerant of diversity?

There's none of that here, are you kidding?

All the whites, oh, we love black people.

Then they run and move to Bozeman

because there are no black people.

Absolutely, send their kid to the-

They hate diversity.

They hate it.

Our version of it isn't working at all, like at all.

But you go to a country like Japan,

or the Emirates, or Qatar, or Saudi Arabia,

and you see that when people are self-confident,

when they're really pleased with what they're doing,

and they believe that their system is the right system,

that self-confidence results

in a kind of welcoming attitude.

So you'll be sitting at dinner in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia,

and you'll say, you know, I just,

I'm really kind of pro-Jesus, like I'm a Christian.

They'll be like, oh, that's so great.

And they don't have the same-

Well, they mean it.

And they don't have the same beliefs.

No, they're Muslims.

They're Muslims, yeah.

It's a country governed by Sharia law.

Right.

And they're like, that's great.

Good for you, yeah.

It's great, and you notice like in ISIS, or Al-Qaeda,

or like the Muslim extremists,

they're all from like collapsed,

pathetic societies dominated by colonial powers.

They've been degraded, and that's why they're so angry.

Right, so there's something about being degraded

that turns you into a violent nutcase extremist.

You're seeing a lot of violent nutcase extremists

in our country, not surprising,

because the country's being degraded.

Correct.

So in a country with self-confidence,

people are tolerant, and open-minded, and happy.

And in a country where people are told to hate themselves,

they start to hate others.

Duh, this is all like very obvious,

but I only know that because I've traveled a lot.

And I am naturally open-minded.

Like, just because you don't do it my way

doesn't mean it's bad.

Like, I really feel that way.

It's where they're into things that I'm not into,

like, I don't know, polygamy, or Islam.

And I can sort of look at it and be like,

no one's forcing this on me.

I'm not mad at you for being a polygamist.

I think it's really hard, but whatever, leaving that aside.

But I can go to a place like that,

and I don't feel like I need to judge everybody

on their local customs.

I just don't feel that need.

But in the process of doing that,

you get perspective on your own society.

And the core problem is a loss of faith

in our people, in our values, in our religion.

Just don't believe anything.

I don't care what you tell me.

I'm noticing that New York City

has people shitting on the sidewalk,

or having sex in ATM vestibules.

People are dying of drug ODs on the street,

and they're carjackers.

You're telling me it's thriving.

I was just there.

It's not.

I don't care what statue you throw.

Well, according to the American Academy of Bullshit,

it's actually the best it's ever been.

Really?

I was there last week.

It's not.

All I'm saying is let's treat the people who run the banks,

the people who are getting rich from usury,

like the criminals they are, and make them suffer.

Because that's totally fair.

If you exploit and destroy people,

you're not a good person, and we should just say that.

And I think we should start by getting collective action.

Everybody who's deep in credit card debt,

I don't care what your race would be,

actually a way to unify the country.

We're just gonna have this month,

we're all getting together,

and we're not gonna pay our credit card bill.

That would be amazing.

What do you think of that, bitch?

What are you gonna do about it?

But your average person can't do that.

So why don't we all get together and do that?

You know what would happen if we did that?

I'd be assassinated immediately just for saying that.