I wasn't going to post this, but given everything that JUST happened with Tenet Media...

Well.

For those who don't know, Unsubscribe Podcast is basically a bunch of Guntubers - Brandon Herrera, Eli Doubletap, and the Fat Electrician for the episode in question. Military guys - Brandon is the only non-military among the group. The cast might be larger - I confess I don't have the time to watch it religiously, and just catch it from time to time. All together, it's basically an excuse for them to get together, drink, and talk about random shit while having interesting guests on the show/podcast.

One of the most recent episodes - 174 - had two guests on the show, Habitual Linecrosser and Ryan McBeth, also two ex-military guys. Ryan McBeth is the one that caught my interest from forum talk and what made me go watch the episode in full. McBeth basically works for a civilian company in taking down online disinformation - yeah, okay. You can see the part of the epsiode where he goes into what he does here - the whole spiel is around 30 minutes long, but it's worth the watch.

So, during said spiel, he basically straight up states 'We should track down people spreading online misinformation and kill them'.

Yeah.

Instantly, we had celebration and jubilation amoung all the military-aligned set. Clearly, the idea excited them.

But after the calm down, the only one - the ONLY one - to push back was Brandon, basically replying 'So, you want to kill people for speech'. Props for Brandon for pushing the matter - hell, it was a brilliant demonstration of the skills he likely picked up in running for Congress. Words really can't do all this justice - watching the video is an excellent example of how people can be casually evil without thinking through the full implications and perverse incentives of what they're proposing can do, and just how easily people would go along with it as long as you gave it the right label.

People like to say that the military, in such extremes, would split. If you get to the point where you're hunting down and killing civilians for saying no-no words about the Government, that they'd never go along with it.

Nah. Call whoever they're killing the enemy and they'd go along with it just fine.

Am I wrong? Am I being over dramatic? Hyperbolic? Paranoid? Was all the 'based' bullshit just a bit for entertainment? Man, I sure fucking hope so. But I'm worried I'm not.

I'd suggest everyone watch the relevant portions of this podcast, to get an idea of the type of evil fuckers - and I'd call McBeth evil with no hesitation whatsoever - are advising our politicians and military.

Bonus points; You can see Habitual Linecrosser pathetically huff copium that America didn't loose in Iraq.

Also, McBeth claiming that the Military Industrial Complex doesn't exist.

Post Script; Rewatching the episode made this even more relevant, as McBeth tries to weasel-word around his excuse of killing 'disinformation actors' by calling them 'state-funded weapon systems'. And what do we have with Tenet? Accusations of being state-funded by Russia.

Cute.

Now. With that rant done and out of the way, if you gentlemen will please excuse me, I'm going to go off and get really fucking drunk.

Right. So. I watch alot of odd things on youtube, so my suggestions tend to be, shall we say, eclectic.

I'm not going to name names, but one of them is basically a guy doing land development over in Texas - old style land development, attempting to turn the local desert back into a natural 'forest' due to overgrazing - whatever, I think it's interesting.

However, as I discovered today, he's not only in Texas, but near the Texas/Mexico border. So, naturally, he gets a bunch of illegal immigrants coming through.

And he did a video on it. Of fucking course.

Naturally, the first twenty seconds or so basically made my stomach curdle ('I'm not going to call the cops, I promise' he says, despite dealing with fucking illegal immigrants), so downvote and move on.

The comments, though. So many fucking comments that were virtue-signaling gushing about how good a person he was and how so sad thier plight was - only one or two pointed out that, hey, y'know, some of the shit he's doing might be dangerous...

Illegal immigrants are illegal immigrants. Let's ignore the potential sex slavery, the human trafficking - whatever, don't care.

I would, however, like to point out one thing that seems to escape normies.

Illegal immigrants are fucking retarded. Seriously. They have made stupid decision after stupid decision with a high chance of death explicitly so they can sit and suck off the fat teat of a stupid nation that seems riddled with traitors and utterly incapable of exercising control over with sovereign territory. Illegals have decided that rather than band together and make wherever they live an actual functioning civilization, they're going to risk dying to abuse a nation that refuses to do with them what needs to be done.

People have infantilized illegals to a horrendous degree. They are not functioning human beings able to make decisions and live or die due to the consequences of those decisions - they're pets. If some retarded fuck went hiking through, say, Texas or Arizona, completely ill-prepared to deal with an environment that can and will kill you, it's perfectly sensible to have the response of 'Wow, that's one stupid fuck. Pity Darwin missed.'

(I don't live in Texas or Arizona, but I've heard some stories, and I'd put down good money that attitude isn't rare. Or maybe I'm just huffing copium, I dunno.)

These people should not be celebrated. They should not be applauded. And people helping them, imho, are fucking traitors helping accelerate the rot, and if this guys ends up dead because of all of this, I am going to fucking laugh.

Okay. Rant over. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.