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00:00:00What are some of the things that you don't understand about yourself?
00:00:03Why I have so many hypocritical positions on things.
00:00:09Why I've cultivated an audience that isn't anything like me.
00:00:14Like, I'm a conservative. I want a conservative base.
00:00:17I want to be able to talk about politics.
00:00:20I want to be able to talk about things that I care about.
00:00:23And my audience is just capturing me in this place
00:00:26where I have to pretend to care about the ridiculous
00:00:29and quite often degrading and degenerate behavior.
00:00:35Like, I've cultivated this and it pisses me off.
00:00:39And then anything with psychopathy, it brings more women,
00:00:42more crazy women in my inbox.
00:00:45And it's like, it's great if they're buying my book, okay?
00:00:48It's great if they're booking coaching sessions, but I hate them.
00:00:53So it's like this, there's this like duality of it.
00:00:56And it's like, you either provide me use or you don't.
00:01:00And that's kind of a position I have.
00:01:02I also don't know why I support women in general
00:01:05when women have caused me the most harm out of everyone.
00:01:10I also feel like how I expect empathy and stuff from other people,
00:01:18even though I can't reciprocate.
00:01:21The weirdest thing about me is like, I would say-
00:01:24Oh, the weirdest.
00:01:25Go on.
00:01:25Yeah.
00:01:26The weirdest thing about me is that I get really confused when people don't like me.
00:01:32Like, I'm saying people I don't even know,
00:01:35and they're in relationships with other people who are not me.
00:01:38Like, it makes no sense.
00:01:39It's like, I know logically they don't know I exist, right?
00:01:43But it's like, how can someone be in a relationship with someone who is not me?
00:01:47Is that the grandiosity?
00:01:48I think it is.
00:01:49I think that's narcissism.
00:01:51Narcissism.
00:01:52But yeah, like a really solid example of what a psychopath or alleged psychopath is,
00:01:59is Candace Owens.
00:02:01So over time, she drip feeds her audience like little bits of,
00:02:05oh, here's more information about Charlie's death,
00:02:08even though it's got nothing to do with Charlie,
00:02:10and she's just trying to get views.
00:02:12That's a psychopath's play.
00:02:16How can someone detect if another person's a sociopath or a psychopath?
00:02:21First the eyes, then you could do a simple test,
00:02:23like the yawn test, smile test.
00:02:25We don't yawn when you yawn.
00:02:27We don't smile.
00:02:28Laughing isn't contagious for us.
00:02:30It will generally mirror what your positions are.
00:02:34Tilted head means more like we're looking like
00:02:37we're actually trying to understand everything you're saying.
00:02:40Remembering your name, all of those things that are very, very specific.
00:02:45Compliments on obscure things.
00:02:47Like I like people's noses, and so I think you have a nice nose,
00:02:51and I think there's like Rob Lowe is my ideal,
00:02:53because he's got like the perfect, most tiny little nose.
00:02:57So things like that, like there's the peculiarities of psychopaths.
00:03:01And another thing that you would notice is,
00:03:05so we have weird justifications in our head for things.
00:03:09And so, you know BTK, Dennis Rader?
00:03:13No, who's that?
00:03:14He wouldn't, he was a serial killer, bind, torture, kill.
00:03:18Okay.
00:03:18Yeah.
00:03:18He wouldn't rape the women that he killed,
00:03:21because he said that would be cheating on his wife.
00:03:24And what's it, Ed Kemper was like,
00:03:27yeah, I killed her, but I never hit her.
00:03:30So it's like there's this weird little things
00:03:32that you'll notice that are off.
00:03:33And you'll tell that there's, if you can study people's faces,
00:03:37there'll be little microaggressions.
00:03:39Like usually when you lie and get away with it,
00:03:41there's like a little bit of a smile coming up.
00:03:44And like, I don't know what the direct term for it is,
00:03:47but that's really, really something you'll see.
00:03:50And also with actions, you'll see.
00:03:52Psychopaths will help you only when it's useful for them generally.
00:03:57But if they are helping you in times that you are offering nothing in return,
00:04:01then you've made it into sort of a successful relationship with a psychopath.
00:04:07Who do you think some of the most famous sociopaths in the world out there at the moment are?
00:04:12Candace Owens, Justin Trudeau, Gavin Newsom, J.D. Vance.
00:04:24Who else?
00:04:25J.D. but not Trump.
00:04:27Not Trump. Trump's a narc. He's a narcissist.
00:04:29Okay.
00:04:29Yeah.
00:04:32Who else is?
00:04:37There are so many people.
00:04:38Kevin Spacey.
00:04:40Please don't kill me, Kevin Spacey.
00:04:42They all seem to go.
00:04:43I think you're the wrong gender for Kevin.
00:04:45True.
00:04:46True.
00:04:47Who else?
00:04:50Angelina Jolie.
00:04:51I think Angelina's a sociopath.
00:04:54I think the front of being an ambassador for charities
00:04:57and not speaking out for the Jews
00:04:59and not actually acknowledging that women were raped and tortured
00:05:03on the 7th of October in 2023.
00:05:06That's really hypocritical.
00:05:08She loves stealing other people's men.
00:05:11She literally breaks up relationships on a regular basis.
00:05:15She seems to use people a lot for what they have
00:05:18and nothing that she does seems like it.
00:05:20It is genuine affection.
00:05:24But also Mark Zuckerberg, he's like a lizard.
00:05:27You can see he doesn't blink.
00:05:30That's something you should probably look at.
00:05:31So the Mark Zuckerberg thing, that was before he had his sartorial revamp.
00:05:39Yes.
00:05:39As soon as he started wearing chains, all of that stuff went away.
00:05:42Yeah.
00:05:42Look, I've spent time with Mark and I was like,
00:05:44okay, I'm going to fucking lock in.
00:05:46I'm going to lock in on this guy and I'm going to check,
00:05:48like, is there a second set of eyelids or whatever?
00:05:51I'm not here to fucking shill for Meta or Zuck at all.
00:05:54But like, he is outstandingly normal.
00:06:00Like, outstandingly normal.
00:06:02I watched him and Jocker Willink roll BJJ together.
00:06:07I don't know.
00:06:07I looked real close.
00:06:10You really didn't notice anything?
00:06:12I'm pretty good at reading people.
00:06:14Really?
00:06:14Yeah.
00:06:15Yeah.
00:06:15I'm pretty good at reading people.
00:06:16And I didn't see anything at all.
00:06:20A nice guy around his family, a nice guy around his kids.
00:06:23But you don't know him behind closed doors.
00:06:25It's true.
00:06:26But, you know, it was like two or three days watching him interact with staff,
00:06:29watching him interact with, definitely, you know,
00:06:32a real sort of high thinking, airy, distracted sort of kind of guy.
00:06:37But like, who the fuck has managed to build businesses like that
00:06:40and doesn't have that skill?
00:06:41I don't know.
00:06:42Hey, I'm not the sociopath whisperer here.
00:06:45Ariana Grande is a prolific homewrecker.
00:06:47Oh, yes.
00:06:47I was going to say Ariana as well.
00:06:50But do you think, can someone be a homewrecker
00:06:52without being a sociopath?
00:06:52Yeah, they can.
00:06:53But the way that she does it is in the most malicious way possible.
00:06:57Like, that's her goal is to break up the relationship.
00:06:59It's not that she's just madly in love with this man.
00:07:01Why would that be something useful or interesting, the breaking up?
00:07:06Because there's joy in watching the pain.
00:07:09Like, that's, I guess, a side of sadism.
00:07:11But you haven't talked about that.
00:07:13We haven't talked about the sadism thing.
00:07:14You've talked about wanting to get revenge on people
00:07:16that some girl says something that's mean,
00:07:19and then you do something.
00:07:21The sadism side seems to have fallen away a little bit.
00:07:25Well, I haven't really gone into detail.
00:07:28Well, let's go into detail.
00:07:29Tell me about the sadism part of it.
00:07:31So I purposely, there's a lot of people that I purposely,
00:07:35like, I tell them that I like them and whatnot.
00:07:38I, like, show them vulnerability so that they'll show me theirs.
00:07:41And then I actually enjoy watching them suffer.
00:07:44I'll give them incorrect advice so that I know that they are not my clients,
00:07:48but literally I will lead them astray.
00:07:51I know exactly how to turn them.
00:07:53I know exactly how their mind works.
00:07:55I can make them or I can break them.
00:07:57And seeing someone begging you to see them
00:08:00and, like, being a fully grown man crying,
00:08:04there's a satisfaction in that.
00:08:06There's a lot of satisfaction in that.
00:08:07What's the sensation?
00:08:09It's a thrill.
00:08:10It's like a thrill.
00:08:10It's like adrenaline.
00:08:11It's like, oh, my God, look at what he's willing to do for me.
00:08:14Like power.
00:08:15The power.
00:08:16Yeah, someone submitting, I guess.
00:08:19And that's something I like outside of, I guess,
00:08:21sexual relationships or romantic relationships.
00:08:24I don't really like submissive men.
00:08:25I think they're disgusting.
00:08:27But I'm saying in terms of, like, seeing emotional pain,
00:08:32that is something that I enjoy.
00:08:34Like, I write the most, like, I think funny insults.
00:08:39And I'm like, you have less integrity than Reinhard Heydrich.
00:08:43So let's not get into that.
00:08:45But there's a certain sort of suffering, like,
00:08:48where you leave an emotional gap for them
00:08:51that they desperately need closure from you.
00:08:54And so they'll, like, run in circles trying to please you,
00:08:59trying to get that out of you.
00:09:00And I will never give that person closure
00:09:02because I know that I'll have control over them
00:09:04for the rest of their lives.
00:09:06People try to get over it.
00:09:08But I've had people from nine years ago tell me
00:09:10that they're having dreams about me.
00:09:12And so I feel like to a level it's working.
00:09:16And there's also with the physical,
00:09:18the physical sadism was more something in childhood.
00:09:22Like, I would enjoy watching them get injured.
00:09:24I would enjoy watching them, like, bleed, I guess.
00:09:27I would enjoy pushing her off the stool
00:09:29because every single day she had a new bruise.
00:09:32I used to, but now I think because I guess
00:09:35there's an element of being charged as an adult
00:09:40for crimes like that or, like, for fraud
00:09:42or if I start stealing credit cards again
00:09:44or if I see people, like, for example,
00:09:47when I stole a credit card from a girl's wallet at university,
00:09:51I went and I was comforting her
00:09:53where she was like,
00:09:54someone went on a shopping spree with my card.
00:09:57And I was like, that is so awful.
00:09:58People are despicable.
00:10:00People are really bad.
00:10:01I was, like, hugging her.
00:10:02Meanwhile, I was spending all her money.
00:10:05So there was that kind of delight
00:10:07in, like, watching her do that.
00:10:09And then, you know,
00:10:10the girl that I ruined, the pageant one,
00:10:12there was so much, like, joy
00:10:15in seeing her, like,
00:10:16go into a level of depression
00:10:19that seemed unbearable
00:10:21because her depression is not like my depression,
00:10:24as I don't think it is.
00:10:27So seeing that struggle.
00:10:29That one felt righteous, though, to you.
00:10:31It's righteous.
00:10:32It feels like those are...
00:10:34Did the girl with the credit card do anything?
00:10:37No, she canceled the card.
00:10:38I mean, did she do anything
00:10:39to justify the stealing of the card?
00:10:41No, I just wanted to.
00:10:41So I can see...
00:10:43This is where, for me,
00:10:45the real discomfort comes in,
00:10:48which is if you do something to someone
00:10:51and you get an outsized piece of revenge,
00:10:53horrible, very painful,
00:10:56but at least in the equation
00:10:59of normal human psychology,
00:11:00you can understand it,
00:11:01it's when it's senseless.
00:11:04There's no justifiable reason.
00:11:07There's no understandable explanation
00:11:08for why this thing happened.
00:11:10That, to me, is where I go,
00:11:11holy fuck.
00:11:12Tell me if this sounds familiar.
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