This video examines the Chud the Builder incident, where a white streamer was charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting a Black man who confronted him for using the N-word. The content explores the philosophical and legal questions surrounding whether using racial slurs constitutes violence that justifies self-defense, and examines the double standards in how different racial groups are treated when using or responding to the N-word. The video argues that while words alone may not be violence, the social context and historical trauma associated with the N-word create a unique situation where verbal actions can trigger violent responses, raising complex questions about free speech, self-defense, and racial dynamics in American society.
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Going to start broadening streaming out to other platforms, I guess, in the near future, too. But uh shout out to everybody in the audience right now listening on um YouTube and on uh Twitterx right now. Appreciate you guys coming out. We have to talk about the Chud the Builder incident, y'all. Chud the Builder, as I understand, he is being held on um like 1.25 million bond right now.
Not because he he dropped the N-word, you know. Well, it's not that uh not that simple.
Apparently, Chud was um he was visiting his local courthouse taking care of some legal business or whatever, and apparently he ran into an angry black guy who didn't really like the way Chud talked about black people.
Words were exchanged, punches were thrown.
bullets were also thrown in return. And now Chad the Builder is in jail facing an attempted murder charge. And uh as of yet, I think he has not posted bail.
Child the Builder had to shoot a man in self-defense after he was slammed to the ground. And this man tried to take his gun. His name is Joshua Fox. He's a 33-year-old black man. He'd previously been arrested for trying to kill his wife with a screwdriver. He was beating his wife. He called up random people with multiple different phone numbers and threatened them. And he tried to burn down a building full of people.
Joshua Fox started this confrontation calling Chud the Builder over, insulting him, aggravating a situation. Chud the Builder deescalates and actually walks away. This man follows him, then assaults him, slamming him to the ground, which is seen on video. Joshua Fox lived. He is fine. American blacks believe that if someone says a mean word, then they can do whatever they want. They can even murder them.
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>> Girl, >> in 2021, a Dunkin Donuts employee, Cory Puels, murdered an elderly man for saying a racial slur, and many people argued that it was justified. You don't even have to say the n-word. you could, >> you know, I was going to bring that particular um situation up later on in the show because there is a a bit of a debate being had right now on the internet about whether it's wrong to shoot a man if he merely punches you.
And I I tend to lean toward if you're trying to hit me, you're trying to hurt me. If you're trying to hurt me, you probably want to kill me. You die. You know, I I have no real qualms about what you do in a situation where somebody decides to uh attack you physically, right? That's a line that we choose to cross on. Once you step into that that kumate squared circle, you know, you enter the game of death and all bets are off after that, right? May the best man live. This is why you don't go around promoting violence and all that type of thing because you never know.
Alls I'm saying is don't hit me. You're not wrong if somebody punches you and you shoot them cuz hey, don't be hitting me.
>> Say something that almost sounds like the n word and they'll try to assault you.
>> I don't care.
>> No, you you do speak. You said my [ __ ] I heard you say >> no. 5 seconds to apologize hand.
>> In fact, there are many black people who commit murder and get off on a technicality cuz their IQ is too low. Or they actually murder this person. and they're convicted for it like the two murderers of Ethan Lying who got sentenced to 6 months and the murderers of Valerie Schwab who got 5 years probation. Emily Chapa, Academic Stack Swapo and others basically called for him to be murdered.
>> I want to continue. You You want something violent to happen?
>> Somebody don't knock his [ __ ] head off, bro. How the [ __ ] HE'S STILL ALIVE?
>> JUST so we're clear. Now, the black response to Chud the Builder's whole thing, even before it led to the ultimate conclusion. You know, this was really awesome. It's the final countdown. This is the most It's the final countdown event I've ever really seen like live on the internet because you could tell it was really building up to a situation where somebody was going to try. And this is the problem with it though, right? And this is what I hate about this whole situation because it's it's actually funny on a type of level that only you know people like me and maybe some of you you might find this funny, right? But it was all leading up to this moment where some dude basically volunteered to throw his life away and get into a fist fight with a guy that you know that not only has bear mace and will spray you with bear maze really because the bear mace is just a prelude to me actually pulling my legallyowned weapon and then shooting you with this weapon that I legally own. And you basically have to be willing to throw your life away to challenge the moment, right? Cuz everybody's like, "Oh, you know, I would do this and I would do that." And he's making it perfectly clear that please don't do this and please don't do that because, you know, I might have to do this, that, and the third, too. And then he did this, that in the third, and the dude got shot in the third. And that was the crazy thing. And now everybody's mad cuz you got into you intentionally sought out a man for fisticuffs knowing that he is armed and you know allegedly willing to shoot you and then you engaged him in fisticuffs.
That is an amazing maneuver. My good man.
>> People posted this man's address every single day. They stalked him. They were planning on murdering him. People were posting about how he should be murdered to a large audience. People murdered his dog. Someone killed my dog, guys.
>> They were threatening his entire family and then he got arrested because somebody kicked him out of a restaurant and then he was interrogated until 3:00 a.m. by federal agents.
>> These people took all my phones. Oh, you know, the FBI is interested in talking to you. We're waiting on him. I said, "Listen, I don't give a [ __ ] I have nothing to hide. It's 2 a.m. in the [ __ ] morning. I'm >> Now, let me let me say uh you know, let me let me both both sides this bad boy just a little bit, right? I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna both sides this hot thing right here. Let me tell you what. Let me tell you what, Chud, you do not present uh a sympathetic figure, right? Because although I am totally on the camp, I am totally firmly in the camp of you don't go around punching people because he dropped the inbomb. That's a little bit of a you're you're jumping a couple of steps in the escalation of violence. You know what I mean? So just cuz he said the n-word doesn't mean oh, you know, you go around and punch on him, right?
That's that's a little bit too far. So, I'm going to put that out there first.
That being said, Chun, you are actually provoking the very thing that you're now, you know, defending yourself against in in court. And I don't know if this is a good thing for you, bro. Like, win, lose, or draw, your life is going to go through a lot of hell right now.
And you're like trying to make yourself a martyr. And most people aren't really feeling your martyrdom. Like especially and this is the thing, right? This is kind of like one of those um civil rights era type of plays where we're going to do something highly visible and drastic and get, you know, a public reaction and a legal reaction and all that and now we're going to test the limits of your modern legal theory, right? And so it's like uh this is like a white man attempting to test like the first and the second amendment in one like really really neatly wrapped up incident, right?
He he really is trying to be the Rosa Parks and shooting black people and I don't know if a lot of white folk want to go there with you. A lot of white folk are not comfortable with supporting the Rosa Parks of shooting [ __ ] You know what I mean? This is a this is a tough thing for white people to swallow. They've been told for a long time that, you know, these things are bad to do. You don't want to go there and here you go. You want to be the Martin Luther King or this [ __ ] got to die. Like this is crazy work. This is really hard to sell to white people right now. So, good luck with you. Good luck with you. He's trying to like unite the white right now. And it's crazy work. But, uh, a lot of white folk are kind of not like they're just not feeling it.
>> Tired of [ __ ] I know you guys do this [ __ ] on purpose.
>> Federal agents took his electronics and froze his bank account and wiped his Apple ID.
>> I wake up the next day, I try to go to the Apple store, buy new phones because I don't even want the old ones back. Put a pager bomb in them. I don't even want them back. So, I go to buy new phones at the store. Bank card won't work or the ATM won't work. I'm calling the bank.
Customer service on the phone with them.
Hey, uh, can you can you unlock our card? Doesn't work. The Montgomery County Sheriff that charged him and condemned him so harshly stopped posting inmate mugsh shots cuz his fat daughter was found guilty of aggravated abuse, abusing multiple children at a toddler daycare that they managed. This is what you're looking at. Sanctimonious [ __ ] from law enforcement, violent psychopaths who murder dogs and threaten your family, and you deal with criminal thugs who want to burn down buildings of people.
>> Now, that is the guy right there that found Chud outside of the courthouse.
And allegedly this guy drove like hours away.
He he basically hunted and stalked Chud the Builder, right? That's I think that has to be kind of included in the conversation. Like you really went looking for this. And you know what's so funny? I was joking about this. Somebody like I wonder if I can look this up real quick. Somebody was telling me about um a a a song or some [ __ ] because we were talking about how like a lot of black dudes they they you know a lot of dudes just are willing crash out dummies and um a lot of you [ __ ] are trying to die, bro. Like that that's the crazy thing. A lot a lot of these dudes be trying to die. Damn. I typed in trying to die in the YouTube um search bar and that [ __ ] told me you were not alone.
YouTube trying to save me. I'm looking for a particular music video and YouTube over here like don't jump [ __ ] like no I don't need help. I don't need this kind of help. YouTube you see this [ __ ] You see this caring and empathetic [ __ ] YouTube is trying to do to me. I'm trying to run a legit business over here. YouTube trying to save a [ __ ] life. I mean, this was this what's going on. This is the dichotomy of white America right now. Sh the Builder is like, "Hey, that [ __ ] threatened my life. I shot him." YouTube is over here like, "Hey, [ __ ] don't throw your life away."
This is crazy work. This is crazy work for real. I can't believe that just happened. But no, somebody sent me a link to a song about like [ __ ] trying to die. You know, it's some old rap [ __ ] But like anyway, apparently I can't just look it up easily now. I have to go digging through my goddamn Twitter conversations. But anyway, the main point was though, like a lot of [ __ ] really apparently are trying to die.
Like I understand that you don't like Chud. You hate that he says the words that he says, right? You don't like the words that are coming out of his mouth, right? But you understand that either you go gunning at a man and because he, you know, he's armed and therefore that's the game you're playing or you're going to go try to like get into a fist fight with a man who you know that's armed and you're not even armed, right?
The whole thing is [ __ ] Like why would you go trying to find this man so you can like try to beat him up?
Why would you do that? This is what I mean. Like a lot of y'all are apparently trying to die and this dude, you know, he might have been cuz he's not like, you know, all the way there. Apparently, he might be a little bit mental.
>> Assault their own family members and murder random strangers. And you wonder, do they have the moral authority to try to condemn somebody like this? The >> ramifications of that, even if I'm exonerated in trial for something like that, the world would never be the same and my world would never be the same in not a good way. not a way that I'm I'm looking forward to. I do not want nothing like that to I don't want any of that to happen in the street.
I heard some white folks talking. had a riot yesterday. 10 [ __ ] died.
>> Die, [ __ ] Say what? 10 [ __ ] died.
Yeah. Die, [ __ ] Went down to Whiteall Street. Heard a sergeant reporting lots of [ __ ] dying in Vietnam. Die, [ __ ] Die, [ __ ] [ __ ] DIE. HAD TO GET AWAY FROM [ __ ] DYING ALL THE TIME. Went back up to Harlem. Heard a school teacher say, "Niggas sure are dumb."
ALMOST LIKE THEY'RE DEAD. DIE, [ __ ] EVERYWHERE YOU GO, [ __ ] DYING. [ __ ] BEEN DYING FOR 400 YEARS. [ __ ] dying with cocked heads. [ __ ] dying in Ivy League suits.
>> I ain't gonna play the whole thing, but that that's actually what we were talking about. Like [ __ ] just be just trying to die. Like why, bro? Why? Shout out to my man Studio Rayu for hitting me with that deep cut right there. What?
What's going on, bro? Why you want to throw your life away because you know that [ __ ] that white guy made you mad like that? It's crazy work, bro. It's crazy work. I don't understand it. I really don't. I know you're mad. Like, I understand you're mad. I understand, you know, I want to fight a [ __ ] Like, I get I get that feeling and that emotion, but like, bro, you really want to throw your life away. And then you like this dude in particular apparently drove like all the way. He like he had hours. How long is a a hundred mile drive? That's like two and a half hours maybe if it's like mostly highway time. Like you had a lot of time to meditate on it. And the whole time he was just over there trying to die. Like it's crazy that [ __ ] be on that [ __ ] >> Walk past me. You're sitting on the corner. I walked up to him because they they were pointing at me.
>> They were laughing. They were pointing at me and I said, "What's up, guys? How y'all doing?" I said, "Y'all like the you like the new suit?" He said, "Walk away from me." I walked away from him.
He came back up to me.
He literally said, "I have PTSD. I feel like I'm in." He said, "You start saying all that chimp out [ __ ] to me, I'mma hit you." He hit me, started whailing on me.
Even after I had to defend myself by shooting him, he's still wailing on me.
>> Where's your weapon at?
>> They have everything.
>> Is that yours?
>> Yeah, he's talking to him right now.
>> Oh, no. You guys are do your thing.
>> Okay. He >> He has a grace. I call it a grace to the left left arm.
>> He has slight abrasion right here on his head. Maybe some scrapes. Slight light headed.
I'mma run that back one more time for y'all.
>> Walked past him. He was sitting on the corner. I walked up to him cuz they they're pointing at me.
>> They're laughing. and they were pointing at me and I said, "What's up, guys? How y'all doing?"
>> I said, "Y'all like the Do you like the new suit?" He said, "Walk away from me."
I walked away from him. He came back up to me. He literally said, "I have PTSD.
I feel like I'm in He said, "You start saying all that chimp out [ __ ] to me, I'mma hit you." He hit me, started wailing on me. Even after I had to defend myself by shooting him, he's still wailing on me.
Now, right in that moment, more than likely, dude tells Dude, "All right, so assuming everything probably went roughly the way he just said, like, all right, they were over there pointing at me. I can tell they were like talking about me, whatever." So, he went over there to talk to him. And I think this whole thing was being live streamed, by the way. He actually live streams a lot of what he does cuz, you know, for obvious reasons, for for content and for protection, for evidence.
So apparently he walks over there to him and they have words. Dude, the black guy tells him to leave, walk away from me.
And then Chud says, "I walked away." And then the dude follows him and then he hit him basically. Now more than likely, dude says, um, you say all that chimp out [ __ ] to me, I'mma hit you. And Chad probably said, chimp out, [ __ ] or some [ __ ] He probably did provoke him verbally a little bit, but Chud's not saying that right here. But I I imagine he did say something. It wasn't just, you know, one two. He probably did say something and dude just got mad and start swinging on him and then they start fighting and then he shot him or whatever, but that doesn't matter still.
>> Where's your weapon at?
>> They have everything.
>> Walked past him and sitting on the corner. I walked up to him because they they're pointing at me.
>> They're laughing. They're pointing at me and I said, "What's up, guys? How y'all doing?"
I said, "Y'all like the you like the new suit?" He said, "Walk away from me." I walked away from him. He came back up to me. He literally said, "I have PTSD. I feel like I'm in He said, "You start saying all that chimp out [ __ ] to me, I'mma hit you." He hit me. Started wailing on me. Even after I had to defend myself by shooting him, he's still wailing on me.
>> Where's your weapon at?
>> They have everything. What we believe that's >> Is that yours?
>> Yeah.
He's talking right now.
>> Oh, no. You guys are good. Do your thing.
>> Okay.
>> He has a grace. I call it a grace. The left should left arm.
>> He has slight abrasion right here on his head. Maybe some scrapes. Slight light headed.
Now, what's interesting too is that like I said earlier, you know, you're not painting a sympathetic figure for white America to fall behind. And so, even a lot of the guys that may be a little bit more right leaning and pro-white, they're looking at this like, yeah, that was a little that was a white trash movement thing to do. I don't know if I'm really feeling it. And then this whole thing about like can Chud actually claim self-defense after going around and being provocative and then getting physically assaulted for being provocative and you shot somebody because now you got to defend yourself because you were being provocative.
It is a genuine legal conundrum. I think this is a great like test case. That's why I I'm like being incredibly facicious and hilarious, but when I call him the Rosa Parks of shooting [ __ ] and the Martin Luther King of shooting [ __ ] like this is like a real kind of civil rights test issue. If you think about it, it's really it's it's kind it's kind of deep. Like philosophically, this is becoming an issue. And I understand like there is an argument on both sides, but I already made my claim, but I want you to listen to this. the builder. Chud the Builder is uh being charged with attempted murder apparently. Um yeah, that guy is [ __ ] I mean, you can't I mean, dude, you can't claim self-defense if you're going to go around calling black people the nword.
>> Well Well, first off, we don't know the details. And just because he go >> and that right right away, that raises an actual issue. Like, why can't he go around saying the n-word without people trying to beat him up?
of all the words there are millions of words you can well maybe not millions there probably thousands tens of thousands of words you can say in the English language and then many other languages you can bring up too there's a bunch of words you can use why that one word automatically gives you legal grounds to beat up a white guy and no other guy really right you be letting Mexicans get a pass you let Dominicans get a pass. The Cubans get a pass. You [ __ ] let all the other non-blacks get a pass, but the white people are the one people be like, "Oh, no, no, no. Not this cracker." No, no. I I think that's an ironic problem.
>> You teach me all my life that the white man is THE DEVIL.
>> COME ON.
>> YOU TEACH ME MY WHOLE LIFE THAT THE WHITE MAN IS THE DEVIL.
NOW YOU TELL ME IT'S ALL RIGHT FOR HIM TO COME AMONG US >> goes around calling people the nword should not prompt um a violent response and it maybe it depends on the judge to be totally honest Paul if someone came up to me all right out on the street this guy goes around provoking white people or Jewish people okay hypothetically just goes around provoking them I'm not I'm never going to pull a gun on anybody ever. I'm never going to incite violence. I'm never going to start swinging at people.
>> Violence is not violence is not the answer to somebody calling you the n-word. I agree with that.
>> But is violence the answer to a random person punching you for you using, you know, your quote freedom of speech?
Cuz he did not threaten. According to everything we know, right? According to everything we know, we're not going to try to shade in the blanks too much here, but according to everything we know, this man Chud is claiming this man attacked him after Chud walked away. And the question now becomes, can I defend myself after I said mean words and then walked away? And we don't even know if he dropped the inbomb to this guy. Like, here's the thing, right?
If this guy did not actually receive an inbomb from Chud the Builder, how does he now claim, "Oh, you use the N-word and I get to fight you." Like, you watching TV and you see me do something on TV and now you run up on me. I don't insult you and then now you want to fight me. Like, it could it could be that way, right? We don't really know how like blameless in that moment Chud really was, right? cuz he could have really just been like, "What's up? What y'all talking about over here? Why you pointing at me?" And then he tells him, "Leave. I don't want to hear you. I know you're shit." Blah blah blah blah. And then Chud walks away. And if the dude pursues him, then Chud is kind of like absolved in a lot of ways after that, right?
Cuz like if he doesn't actually drop the inbomb on you, can you now get um revenge for prior inbomb usage?
Like we're getting into really deep deep black philosophical territory right now.
Can you beat up a white guy for prior inbomb usage, y'all? Like if he didn't listen, let's say let's say he dropped the inbomb on Sunday, but you weren't around because you're a good father and you take your kids to church and Chuck-e-Cheese on Sunday, right? But now it's Wednesday and today just happens to be whip a white guy ass Wednesday and you know that he dropped the inbomb on Sunday.
Can you now go back and beat that white guy up because he dropped the inbomb on Sunday? You weren't there. You received no damage, no shrapnel. All you got was like moral damage, you know, the same way like like like moral support but in the opposite, right? You got moral damage from it. Can you now go back and beat the white guy up for prior inbomb usage? Right. We are asking the all the really deep, tough, impossible, philosophical black questions today, y'all.
Hit the like button. Y'all hit the like button. You can only support the show on Vinmo right now. So, if you want to support the show, catch me on Vinmo, y'all. But at least like the video. But at the same But at the same time, there is >> stipulations in the law of self-defense where if you're the aggressor, >> which he would be the aggressor by verbally assault, like it would be verbal assault by textbook law definition.
>> Why would just dropping the inbomb be verbal assault? Like you understand why this is actually becoming a deeply legally philosophical problem here. This is not just, oh, I shot a black guy. Let me off, right? Like, this is not 1918.
This is not what we're doing anymore, you know? We didn't had the civil rights era. We didn't had the Vietnam War. We didn't Jesse Jackson done lived and died and [ __ ] We are not what we used to be.
And so, it's not just a matter of a white guy shot a black guy and then just let him go. No. Here's the thing, right?
Is a white guy dropping the inbomb now the legal equivalent to violence? That is the question, right? We're getting very legally philosophical today, y'all.
It could it when white people say the n-word, is it violence to black people?
You can't run this on Mexicans. Like, you can't call a Mexican the n-word. And he was like, "Oh, you traumatized me."
Like, no, you can't do that to a Mexican. But is it violence to a [ __ ] >> where if you're the aggressor, which he would be the aggressor by verbally assault, like it would be verbal assault by textbook law definition.
>> Verbal assault.
>> Verbal assault is >> calling someone the n word is ver verbal assault.
>> It and I mean it's not a very uh it's it's not a very >> Where's the threat in that word though?
It's just you're just it's it's literally just calling a blue wall blue.
I'm >> I was just calling a [ __ ] a [ __ ] That's really crazy. He tried to use that argument. It is crazy. I I know what you did, white man. All right.
You're not that clever. I can tell what he's like. Well, I'm just calling a [ __ ] a [ __ ] I mean, a blue wall is blue, isn't it? That was a crazy maneuver he just pulled right here. That That was an amaz That was like a Caucasian tactical maneuver. That was Cauca. That was fantastic. That was really was that was just fantastic. But but that is actually the thing like can you merely saying the words why does that amount to violence? Like I know even if we want to grant it's an insult, right? Like I can call you a a [ __ ] I can call you a [ __ ] I can call you like you know a mother lover and a and a kid toucher. I all kinds of, you know, verbal insults I can use against you.
But if a white person calls a black person a [ __ ] you automatically taken nine lashes with a slavery whip.
>> Just I'm telling you from from the >> in a derogatory way.
>> If in in the textbook of law, verbal assault does exist. And if somebody feels threatened by your verbal whatever, it's still not right that they attack you. But there's not going to be a judge that sides with you is what I'm trying to say. If you >> if you're Chud the Builder, if you're Chud the Builder and you're going around calling black people the N-word and then you shoot a black person because they punched you in the face, the judge isn't going to be like, "Okay, this is self-defense." The judge is going to be like, "Well, you're look, you were asking for it. You were going looking for trouble." That's what the judge is going to say. Was he really looking for a random black dude with mental illness and a terrible history and a criminal past to come and attack him while he's going to court? Like, was he really looking for that?
And then and then just to take it a little bit further, if even if you walked up to him and you said, "Hey, how are you?" and he says, "Hey, don't talk to me, white man." And then he walks away and then the dude attacks you after you walk away. Are you still like looking for trouble, >> right? But uh maybe he wasn't looking for trouble. Maybe he was just, you know, he was just going around calling people the n-word, you know, and >> you know, you know, like >> a judge will look at his prior video >> like, can a white guy just call a black guy the n-word anymore? Like, I thought this was America, people. We used to be a proper country. You know, is America even America if white people can't use the n-word every now and then?
Like, I'm listen, this is another one of those deep existential questions right here. This goes down to like the racial demographic question and all that. This is as this is as relevant as why don't we say um merry Christmas instead of happy holidays anymore. You know what I mean? Is it even America if white people can't every now and then just drop an inbomb without the world ending? Like this feels like one of the three signs of the apocalypse of America. Like you can't even say the nword after a [ __ ] is like trying to beat you to death. You still can't say it >> and see that black people have been offended by his words and have attacked him in the past and he's pepper-sprayed them and that is going to go against him for this self-defense case, >> right?
>> Because it will be a pattern that your behavior causes people to attack you.
It's a pattern, right? So, >> no, no, of course. Of course. Right.
But, but the fact of the matter is that it ultimately depends on the judge and it depends on the jurisdiction. And I've seen people in these cases, you know, go home without any issue to be totally frank. Despite how like if I'm talking about like extreme racists on both ends of the spectrum, both white and black, um, escape with no issues.
>> Is this it? Oh, let me see.
>> Can't even stand your ground against an angry violent [ __ ] no more. Like, what's the [ __ ] supposed to do?
What's a white man supposed to do? You know, like like I said, I thought this was America. people. This country is changing too fast.
>> Yeah.
Now, this is actual >> of the police intervening in the incident. So apparently it's not like Chud shot him from three feet away where he had to like put his arm all the way out extended and close his one eye and [ __ ] the pistol and aim it and all that [ __ ] Like he didn't do any of that. He basically was in a fight and he pulled the gun while they were tustling and shot the dude while they were tustling which is probably why he also shot himself a little bit too. And and then, you know, people are like, you know, trying to mock Chud because he shot himself while trying to shoot a black guy, which which raises another deep philosophical question. All right. This show tonight is nothing if not deeply philosophical, right?
Are you based enough to shoot yourself through the arm to shoot a [ __ ] Have you ever ever wanted to shoot a [ __ ] so bad that you were willing to shoot yourself a little bit just so I know I hit this [ __ ] Like I will put a Desert Eagle bullet. I will put a 44 Magnum through my bicep if I know that Jamal will never play ball again.
I'm just asking the tough questions. I'm really trying to get to like all of the philosophical questions right now. Like he was in the middle of a struggle and what if the only way to shoot, you know, this this black guy was to shoot himself, a white guy?
What if that was the only way, right?
What if it was one of those moves where like, you know what I mean? It's like one of those train car questions, you know, do you do you pull the lever and let the black guy beat you to death or do you shoot yourself so you can make sure Jamal never walks again?
This is one of those deep questions, right? I'm telling you, nobody is asking the tough questions like I'm asking. And this is why I hate the news. This is why I don't even like to watch most black YouTubers because a lot of [ __ ] don't want to ask the really deep questions.
You know, even as a black man, are you willing to shoot yourself to make sure another Jamal doesn't ever walk again? All right. There can only ever be one Jamal and I'm him.
All right. Sometime a [ __ ] just got to go. And are you willing to shoot yourself through the arm shutter bob style to make sure it happens?
Was that shot on the guy?
>> I can't really tell who the [ __ ] is who.
There's no sound in the video, so I don't know when the gunshot went off.
>> Was Chud on the guy or was the guy on Chud?
>> I don't know. I mean, it looks like [ __ ] I mean, if the if it's the black guy that's on top of him, I still don't think that's justified considering the police are literally there.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute, white man. You see this the type of [ __ ] This is like why this is why people got to rebel every now and then cuz you're really telling me that if I got my back to the ground and there's a giant [ __ ] on top of my chest committing violent acts to get I still can't shoot this [ __ ] off me.
What do you mean? Look, listen to this [ __ ] This is why it's really a crazy situation. Even white people are like twisting themselves in knots to say anything but like I would shoot this [ __ ] like and I'm like, you know, maybe it's cuz I'm black and I just don't value the life of [ __ ] as much as a lot of white people seem to do.
I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. God help me. But I'm just saying, man, listen. Ain't no way some [ __ ] on top of me trying to beat me to death for whatever reason. For whatever reason. Because in that moment, we are in a struggle for life, right? This is some primal [ __ ] And if I can shoot you and you're trying to beat me to death and I can shoot you, I'm shooting you a couple of times, right? I'm standing up and I'm kicking you in the teeth and then I'm shooting you some more. Ain't no way in hell I'm going to let this white man logic me out of not shooting this [ __ ] that's like on my chest beating on me Kong style. Ain't no way.
>> Ch.
>> I don't know. I mean, it Yeah, it looks like [ __ ] I mean, if the if it's the black guy that's on top of him, I still don't think that's justified considering the police are literally there as well.
>> Yeah.
>> Like the police are there on the scene.
>> This is This is why white people are great and they also are terrible at the same time. Like this isn't like your greatness and your weakness, right? Like like your your urge and your lean for like peaceful civilized order. That is white people's ultimate strength, right?
But also it's your ultimate weakness, right? Because now I get to just beat you to death. You remember in um in Demolition Man, there's a great example of of that playing out to like a hilarious conclusion, right? So in Demolition, man, they brought an old school real [ __ ] into like the post-liberal white utopia world of like Sanel, right? And so because for whatever movie Hollywood reason, they decided one bad guy decides to wake up Wesley Snipes who was like, you know, the proto [ __ ] He was like the [ __ ] that most of this generation had never even they don't even have a memory or recollection of [ __ ] like that ever existing. Right. And so you unleashed this proto [ __ ] onto the post liberal white utopia of San Angeles and these white people had nothing. They they there was no way they could stop him. And at one moment at one scene in the movie Rob Schneider literally said we're police officers. We're not equipped to deal with this type of violence.
And that's literally like what's happening right now in this conversation where like you're you're totally thinking in the demolition man post-liberal utopia mind where like I'll just lay there and let Wesley Snipes beat the [ __ ] out of me until the gay cops come and like throw graffiti. I mean go they're going to throw sparkles at this [ __ ] They're going to hit that [ __ ] with a confetti bomb and then he's going to stop because the power of homosexual justice is just overwhelming. Like he really is stinking this type of way. Meanwhile, like I said, you're white people, you're you're lean toward order and civilization and peace and quiet. It's your strength.
This is why you're on the moon. This is why you're at the bottom of the ocean.
This is why you're probably talking to aliens in secret and [ __ ] like that. But at the same time, you're going to die.
And I think you got to weigh the reality of these two moments. You know what I mean? It's a really existential Caucasian problem. It's a purely caucasoid problem of the modern world.
It's the black guy that's on top of him.
I still don't think that's justified considering the police are literally there as well.
>> Yeah.
>> Like the police are there on the scene.
>> They were Yeah, they were present. Yeah.
They they might have eyewitnesses. They charged him with attempted murder.
Assuming that there was no surveillance footage and it strictly came >> like if he >> if he fired the shot right here in this video, then I'd say that's probably not justified because there's the police are literally there and I would I'd think a a judge would be like, "Okay, why would you fire your weapon? The police are there to break it up."
You understand how deeply philosophical white people are willing to go to not shoot a [ __ ] Like you're coming up, you're literally twisting yourself inside out to not shoot this [ __ ] And I and I really do wonder if this was just a fight between two white trash pieces of [ __ ] would they really be trying this like same argument?
But because he's black and you know how you know it cost a lot of money for a white guy to just get away with shooting a black guy in public in front of the courthouse or whatever. You're really trying your best to not like say it was justified, >> right? Yeah. Yeah, that's a good point.
>> But but if it was before this then I don't know if it was before it or what.
>> Yeah, it could have been before it. It could have been before it. It's really hard to say. Um, but yeah, I think Chud, you know, despite how brief of a streamer he was, I think he definitely made an impact, you know, while he was live, people were watching. Um, you know, uh, great streamer.
>> That's all I got to say. Great streamer.
He put out the content. He did it for the He did it He did it for the stream.
>> Uh, he did it for the Vine.
He did it for the Vine. Shout out to the Vine.
But like I said, y'all, Chud the Builder is not gaining all the white support that he wanted to. He's getting, you know, he's getting some. His GoFundMe is growing, but it's it's like just drawing a lot of like white disagreement out into the open.
And people now say, "He's a martyr. He's a martyr. Well, the black people were chimping out." Well, I don't know. If I were standing around and a black person was live streaming near me and they started saying things offensive to white people, yeah, maybe I would feel a certain type of way about that. Maybe >> he even got Nick in his feelings.
>> I never thought I'd see the day. You got Nick Swintzes in his feelings. You know, I would feel a type of way. You're not going to go beat up a black person, Nick. I I promise you, Nick's not going to fight a [ __ ] in random street encounters. where he would feel a type of way.
>> Was live streaming near me and they started saying things offensive to white people. Yeah, maybe I would feel a certain type of way about that. Maybe.
Isn't that sort of our whole thing? And there's something ironic about that. You have a lot of people who are pro-white and it's all about racial pride and it's all about beating their chest and it's all about saying, "Oh, you know, I'm white. Don't try that stuff around me.
Don't insult white people around me."
so much racial pride. But then there's this double standard where it seems that white people want to go out in some cases and offend the sensibilities of other people.
They feel emboldened, for example, to use harmful stereotypes about other people, say racial slurs about other people, be provocative towards other people. And that's fine. That's free speech. That's funny. Hey man, can't you take a joke? Hey man, it's just a word.
And when black people get pissed off or take umbrage or they attack, oh well, you're chimping out.
>> Shout out to everybody watching on Twitter right now. We are streaming on multiple platforms tonight. I promise not to chimp out. No matter what happens, these are just jokes, y'all.
Hit the like button, like, share, and subscribe. Thanks for watching. But then when the roles are reversed, if somebody says something anti-white, if someone says something exclusionary to white people, it's those same WHITE PEOPLE THAT PUFF UP THEIR chest and say, "How dare you? You would never say that about a minority." This, that, and the other.
>> Mick Fuentes is team [ __ ] y'all.
I had no idea this was going to happen.
Nick Fuentes is team [ __ ] He is on black people's team. He's like, "Hey, white guys, don't go around saying mean words to the black people."
>> NONE OF THESE [ __ ] HAVE MOTION EXCEPT FOR ME. THERE HAS TO BE ONE REAL [ __ ] LEFT IN AMERICA, IN THIS DAMN COUNTRY.
How much abuse have you Let's just be perfectly honest. Let's be fair. A lot of people aren't going to like this monologue. I don't care. This is what's fair. This is what's true.
I see on the timeline how many >> Now y'all saying Nick ain't even white?
No.
Now you trying to tell me Nick How is Nick no longer white because he defended black people one time. You see how crazy this gets, bro? Listen, it takes a lot to be white. There's a lot of stringent rules and behaviors you got to perform.
There's a lot of [ __ ] you got to hate.
All right. It takes a lot to be There's a lot of rules. It's a lot of rules to this white [ __ ] man.
>> And proud white people are saying Indians are [ __ ] Jeeps and blacks are [ __ ] and Mexicans are spicks and all this kind of stuff and making jokes about you [ __ ] in the street and you like watermelon and all this kind of stuff. And they're the same people. They don't want to hear anything negative about whites. And how do I know that? Oh my god, my chat just told me I'm more white than Nick Wentz. God damn.
I just got promoted.
I'm whiter than a white Mexican. And I'm brown. I'm fully brown, but somehow I just became whiter than white Mexicans.
This is an amazing thing. You ch listen.
Ched the Builder going around freely and aggressively dropping inbombs is producing spectacular unforeseen results like nobody imagined we would get to this day. I have just been granted a whiteness whiter than white Mexicans, y'all. I I didn't even know it was happening. I didn't even dress up for this [ __ ] >> because I say negative things about all groups of people.
And it's the same people that die laughing when I make fun of one group.
Haha. That's hilarious. I love when you say [ __ ] I love when you do that bit.
I love when you say you're not going to go to the gas station if there's black people. That's hilarious.
When I say Polish people are slipping on a banana peel or they can't change a light bulb, it's the same people saying, "Hey man, you're anti-white. You say Albanians aren't white. [ __ ] you."
So which is it?
So I actually don't know how helpful it is to bring that into the real world.
Actually, I don't actually know what that's doing for anybody.
>> That's the problem. You don't know.
Chud wanted to find out. All right. Chud is a scientist. Like, he's like the racial Isaac Newton. All right.
If you say the n-word and no [ __ ] are around to hear it, do I still get an ass whipping? Right. Ch is the philosophical [ __ ] right now. Chud is out there trying to push the bounds of white social theories and [ __ ] And and you know what? And I I have never really hated Nick Fuentes. You know, I'm not like a big Nick supporter.
I don't really watch his show at all, but I don't get on the I hate Nick, you know, anti-fan train or whatever. But I got to tell you, you you're surprising me, Nick. You are really surprising me.
There is a white man out there doing real white racial social science. He is testing theories for the benefit of the white man, and you're over here acting like a full-blooded Fuentes right now.
This is crazy. You say Albanians aren't white. [ __ ] you.
So, which is it?
So, I actually don't know how helpful it is to bring that into the real world.
Actually, I don't actually know what that's doing for anybody, him, the people involved, the polit, excuse me, the political discourse in America. I'm not sure what's positive about any of that.
We are all waiting to find out.
That's really what's happening. We're just waiting to find out the actual cuz I'm telling you what what if this goes to the Supreme Court. You know, we need Chud the Builder to get like $5 million in his GoFundMe so he can push this case all the way to the Supreme Court. you know, does a white man have the right to use the word [ __ ] without being physically assaulted by a black man? And then if he is physically assaulted after using the word [ __ ] allegedly, because we don't even know if Chud called this particular guy the the magic word, right? But if he does say the magic word, let let's just stretch it there. Let's take it there theoretically and isolate that one philosophical conundrum, right? Can a white man use the n-word face to face to a black man aggressively? Like, let's make no mistake about it. Let's take all of the innuendo out of it. Let's take all of the uh hap the haphazard circumstantial defense out of it. Can a white man call a black man the [ __ ] the r the n-word with the hard R with his full white chest? Can he you like can he say it as mean as he want to be? And if that black person hits him, is the black person now legally indemnified? Like is he does he get to be acquitted because the white man said the magic word?
Right. This is a legal problem that actually, you know, it's come up before.
I'm not saying this case is totally that, but it has come up before. And Chud is like trying to Rosa Parks his way into the Supreme Court for white people.
Chud the Builder is saying and doing what a lot of people in America wish they can [ __ ] do. THAT'S TOUGH. I GET IT. SOME OF Y'ALL [ __ ] DON'T LIKE TO HEAR THAT. Some of YOU GUYS ARE MAD ABOUT THAT. But there's a [ __ ] reason why he's had a meteoric [ __ ] rise over the past year. PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF [ __ ] [ __ ] BRO.
>> Do I got to be THE ONE TO [ __ ] SAY?
WE'RE TIRED OF YOU [ __ ] CHIMPANZEEE OR RANGUTANG ape [ __ ] [ __ ] We're tired of y'all man. No one wants to live around y'all. No one wants to go to Atlanta. No one wants to get on Spirit Airlines. No one wants to get on any budget airline and deal >> um I want to make a public service announcement. The words of Myron Gaines do not represent the words of the Hoodervative or any of the affiliated or associated hoods channels and platforms.
Please be advised. with you [ __ ] Nobody wants to go into a [ __ ] gas station where they say we accept EBT and snap. Nobody wants to date black women cuz they're fat and loud. The average black woman's 187 [ __ ] pounds. Like, do I got to [ __ ] SPELL OUT FOR YOU DUMB ASS [ __ ] CUZ YOU CAN'T [ __ ] READ ABC 1 2 3. NOBODY WANTS TO BE AROUND YOU MONKEYS. SORRY. AND HONESTLY, IF YOU GET OFFENDED TOO [ __ ] BAD, YOU'RE PROBABLY THE [ __ ] MONKEY. Cuz I'll tell you this, the black people that are intelligent that are [ __ ] retards aren't going to be offended by what I'm saying. They know what I'm saying is true. There's a reason why dark Dominican [ __ ] sit there and say, "I don't know, black puppy." There's a reason why dark [ __ ] Puerto Rican [ __ ] even though they're [ __ ] too.
>> There's a reason why dark Arabs.
But anyway, any anyway, you know, never mind. Never mind. These dark skinned Arab [ __ ] be talking reckless, man. I don't know what's gotten into these melanated A-abs.
You ain't know Arabs could be melanated.
You They can.
>> Yes, this is my favorite filter. No, I don't like cats. I just think the filter's dope. Anyway, for those who don't know what I'm talking about, >> this is this is the guy that volunteered his life because Chud the Builder was using the N-word aggressively. He volunteered his life.
He thought his melanin would protect him.
>> Yes, this is my favorite filter. You know, I don't like cats. I just think the filter is dope. Anyway, for those who don't know what I'm talking about, a plumber came to my apartment today banging on the door like he was police.
I got PTSD. I've been arrested at this residence too many times. So, I just hurry up and open up the door cuz they going to kick down my [ __ ] like they did last time.
>> Thing I'm not monetized right now cuz that that uh I don't know what this song is right here.
So this is another issue I I I realized too like You don't look like the good guy confronting Chud the Builder because he said mean words, right? I don't know. For some reason, you It's almost really hard to become the hero because Chud said mean words that hurt your feelings.
>> Are you on some some shrooms or something?
>> I already told you I'm on your mama's sweet [ __ ] >> You're a [ __ ] bro. Literally, all you do is TALK ABOUT YOUR DICK.
>> I'M SORRY. I'M A [ __ ] Come back over here.
>> Okay. Okay. Let's not >> Come back over here.
>> Let's not fight. Let's not fight. I ain't >> touch me again. Touch me again.
>> See, look. And and like as much as you accuse Chud of being provocative, you know, [ __ ] are quite provocative themselves. You know, I I don't know if you noticed, but this is a you know, a known characteristic of the black American Negro. Very provocative group of people.
Get pepper spray. I really don't. Go pick up my hat, [ __ ] You heard me, [ __ ] [ __ ] your [ __ ] >> Touch me again.
>> [ __ ] White supremacist.
>> Touch me again, [ __ ] >> Now, I think that's enough inbombs for one show. I'm probably in enough trouble with YouTube already, but you get the message. You get the message. Now, Chud isn't really looking to just go around and shoot a black dude just cuz, you know, he's angry. But again, it raises the question, why can't I shoot you because you got mad and put your hands on you? And I think that is a legitimate fair question. Like, if you get mad and you just put your hands on me because I said mean words to you, look, you can say mean words to me. You can call me whatever anti-white racial epithet you want to call Chud, right? You can say that. But once you go put your hands on him and not only did you just punch him, but you're like engaged in a fight now.
We're just punching and tustling and rolling and kicking. And if I shoot you in that moment, oh well, that's your problem. Skill issue.
And I'm just saying on timeline, these people, it's a lot of bots. But then there's a lot of people like [ __ ] like, "Oh man, we're not going to have a proper country if black people going to get going to come to violence if they hear the word nigger." Like the country would be saved and white folks can say [ __ ] ain't no nothing.
>> Black people I think black people would rather have America burn than let white people say [ __ ] I bet you if you did a poll, would you rather save America or let white people have the n-word in private? not even in public. If if you did a poll with black people, it's either let America fall and and who know anything can happen or let white people be able to say the n-word in private and nothing bad happens to him, right? So, if you ever heard it, if you ever found out about it, you know, nothing bad happens to him, right? I I bet you black folk would be like, "No, America would burn. America would burn." A lot of black folk would rather have white people never ever ever ever ever use the magic word than keep America alive. If it came down to it, I'm just telling you, [ __ ] are not as patriotic as as their hatred for the nword. Their hatred for the n-word and white people saying the n-word would override whatever alleged patriotism you thought there was.
Oh man, we're not going to have a proper country if black people going to get going to come to violence if they hear the word [ __ ] Like the country would be saved if white folks can say [ __ ] nothing happen. All the [ __ ] inflation be gone. There' be no data centers be, >> you know. Unironically though, I think Uncle Hotep is on to something. Like if white people could just use the n-word, not even maliciously, but like you know, you could say it in a news program. You could like read it if you were quoting an actual black person. You could say [ __ ] if you were like rapping along to your favorite rap lyrics or whatever, like if you allowed that level of casual camaraderie, that [ __ ] might actually heal America racially.
I'm telling you, black black America and white America could finally team up against the Mexicans and the Muslims and the Indians and all that [ __ ] and the Canadians. Like, black America and white America could finally heal if you just allowed the white man a little bit of casual inward usage, right? I'm not even saying aggressive hard R, I'm calling you this because I hate you. I'm just saying like some casual light, you know, commentary type nword usage like that [ __ ] might actually low-key save the country for a thousand years being [ __ ] built. The [ __ ] all the schools would be able to teach you uh teach the kids and [ __ ] College would be cheap, trade schools would be cheap.
Gas would be cheap.
>> Yo, he really is talking about the 90s.
That's crazy.
If we could just let white people act like it was 1992, everybody would be so much happier. You know, they really are describing the 90s right now. That's crazy. Inflation be gone. There'd be no data centers being [ __ ] built. The [ __ ] all the schools would be able to teach you uh teach the kids and [ __ ] College would be cheap. Trade schools would be cheap.
Gas would be cheap. law. As soon as people can say, "Nigga, without any physical harm, America would be saved." This is what these folks are saying. Like, I mean, is it really that hard to really consider though? Like, if we really just went back to 1990, like, think about it. He's really describing I was around, so I know what he was talking about. I was young, but I was there. All right. I was young, but I was ready. Okay. I I knew how great we were at the moment. You know what I mean? I loved it even back then. And now looking back, I haven't loved it as much as I used to love it. You know what I mean? Remember when I used to love you?
It's like that. Like we were so much better way back then. And I'm just saying all the things Uncle Hotep said actually might be true. And who knows what if unlocking that one word was like the catalyst for for all these things.
Like remember when Obama said like the oceans would would begin to recede, global warming would go away, we start to see the end of racism in our generation. What if all of those things actually happen if we stop being so uptight about the n-word? Like we really could just go back to 1990. inflation be gone. There'll be no data centers being [ __ ] built. The [ __ ] all the schools would be able to teach you, teach the kids and [ __ ] College would be cheap. Trade schools would be cheap.
Gas would be cheap. As long as people can say, "Nigga, without any physical harm, America would be saved."
This is what these folks are saying.
This is [ __ ] This is the elites saying, "Hey man, we're getting push back from these data centers." Every time we try to build a data center in, they come out in droves. They want to stop this [ __ ] Even the [ __ ] the Black Rockck CEO said, "We got to [ __ ] have heavy security at these data centers because the people going to start dropping drones and start dropping [ __ ] on on our data centers. What is this going to be terrorism with a drone once we start building these data center? We have to have a distraction."
And once again, what is the greatest the never fail the distraction that never fails in America?
Black versus white. They can always fall back on that.
>> It's American as apple pie.
>> No, because [ __ ] are stupid.
[ __ ] are stupid. America's apple. American is apple pie. Well, Americans are dumb as apple pie. How about [ __ ] that? The [ __ ] rich is [ __ ] raping us. No Vaseline. All diddy.
And we we fall for the [ __ ] though. Oh, we got a [ __ ] it's going to be black against white again like it's the 50s and [ __ ] I do kind of agree with that sentiment.
I I do think getting all caught up in in whatever racial drama of the moment is a bit played out, you know, which is why, you know, you got these crash out type [ __ ] willing to drive hours away from wherever they live to confront some, you know, some guy who says mean words about black people on the internet. But at the same time now, Chud, you got to really fight this thing out in court. And I'm telling you, bro, this is not the move you wanted. You did not want to live this life. But here we are.
>> So bail's gonna we're gonna have a bail.
>> I'm gonna I'm gonna set I'm going to set just a bond right now till we have our bail hearing. Then I'll let you make all the arguments. We can go through all the factors in the statute and see if that gets amended up or down. Okay.
>> Yes, sir.
>> I'm on set initial bond at 1.25 million.
1.25 million.
>> 1.25 million. Look at his eyes. See, he had to close his eyes. That's That's Damn, I need that [ __ ] sound effect.
[ __ ] hit you with a 1.25 million bell, you just instantly your your soul says [ __ ] Like damn, bro. 1.25 and you ain't even kill a [ __ ] Like for 1.25 million, I want his family dead. I want his house burned down. I want his dog eviscerated. Like for $1.25 25 million bail. I had to be guilty of like a level of terroristic crime against this against this [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Like this [ __ ] got to be spread out in multiple counties for me to have a $1.25 million bail and this [ __ ] not even dead. Like bro, you know all the things I could have done to this [ __ ] Now now I got a $1.25 million bail. That That's a ftop moment. That That's crazy work. That's That's a ridiculous amount of bail. Like, bro, I bet you there are people in there that have literally eaten [ __ ] There there are probably cannibals in there that didn't get a $1.25 million bail based upon the fact of how many people were in the courtyard, were here at the courthouse, and the seriousness of all these felonies and his bond status.
>> Not a not a menace to society, bro. Is the white man really a menace to society because he uses the n-word aggressively?
Like this is another deep philosophical legal question. Can you be classified as a as a menace to society because you are a white man who has aggressive inward habits? Right? You are an habit a habitual aggressive nword dropper.
Right? You dropped that [ __ ] like you got Tourette's, but you never been diagnosed. Are you now a threat like like like a violent predator or something? Which gets back to the nword is violence type of argument.
>> Okay.
>> Yes, sir.
>> So, uh the 26 at 9:00, I'm sorry, the 21st at 9:00 for a bond hearing and then the 26 at 9 for preliminary hearing right here. Does that work for everybody's calendar general? Does that work for the state?
>> Yes.
>> All right. just for the court's information and Mr. Finland.
>> And and it's crazy too, man. I don't want to hear you [ __ ] ever talk about being oppressed in America. Listen to all of these deep thick Tennessee mountain or Tennessee Valley accents, right?
You know, this this court approved of arraigning this good, clean, wholesome white man for dropping an inbomb against a career felon criminal n-word.
I I don't I don't ever want to hear what you [ __ ] I I I refuse to believe you [ __ ] ever crying about oppression and white supremacy and I can't get ahead cuz the white man is just look at what white people do to white people when they shoot one of you [ __ ] man. Even if he actually gets off after spending god knows how much money and and he you know he's still in jail right now. Like he's still in jail there their debates.
We're we're actually taking bets on whether or not the Aryan Brotherhood's gonna cover him. We don't know what happens to him when he gets thrown in in 10 in general population in the Tennessee prison. You know, Tennessee jails are full of [ __ ] right? And the only thing that can protect him theoretically would be like the Aryan Brotherhood. And we don't know if the Aryans are going to take him in because you know Chud is allegedly a [ __ ] lover too. It's it's a complicated thing. It's a complicated thing. I hear he likes black women. I hear he has he's had deviant sexual activity with black women. And so it's a it's all over the map with Chud, right? But the question the question now remains though, why do you [ __ ] think you're oppressed when white people will ruin other white people if he actually righteously defends himself against a violent black person who stalked him and attacked him in public?
Yes. All right.
>> Just for the court's information and and Mr. Finland, the state is going to request to file a source hearing uh when and if there's an attempt to make bonds.
>> Okay. Is there any objection of us taking all those matters up at the bond hearing on the 21st?
>> No.
>> Mr. Finley, do you have any objection to doing it that way?
>> That's the most efficient way. I think >> judge we'll try and have everything lined up for the >> Okay.
All right. Anything else, Mr. Finley, from you today?
>> No, sir.
>> All right. From the state.
>> Okay.
>> That'll that'll conclude these proceedings today. Okay.
>> In recess.
Keep proceeds.
>> Poor Chad. Poor Chad.
All he wanted to do is drop the Nbomb and not have to shoot no [ __ ] He dreamed the impossible dream. That's really what it was. All he wanted to do was drop the inbomb aggressively in front of black people and not have to shoot anybody. And he was dreaming too big. You know, you know, sometimes you like fly way close to the sun and your and your wings start to melt. Chud is like modernday Icarus, you know? He flew too close to the inbomb and he got caught up in the um the nigglia radiation.
White people, take note. You fly too close to the inbomb and your wings will melt.
The Democrats and and the left have trained black people. We'll tell you when to get emotional. We'll tell you when to speak up and speak out. We are treated as trained animals. We're being laughed at as trained animals. Easy to control.
You want a biscuit? Do this.
You We're not in control of our own thoughts or and emotions. We He inwarded too close to the Sunman. That That is a crazy bar right there. But yeah, that's basically what Chud did. He inwarded too close to the sun man and now he's got to go, you know, face the music.
Th This is really a modernday Shakespearean tragedy. Wait for the Democrat party and leftists and social media to tell us what to think. It's gotten so bad. This weekend, someone asked me a question about a guy that's been coming to Nashville and coming to like Broadway on Nashville and trolling black people to see if he can trigger them and get them emotional.
I had never heard of him.
His I think they call him Chud the Builder.
I had never heard of him until yesterday or the day before when someone asked me about him. But but it lines up with what I'm talking about here today as it relates to Chud the Builder. Some 28 29 year old white guy, I think he's from Clarksville, Tennessee, walks around a cowboy hat mustache and he films himself on Broadway and around Nashville calling black people, mostly black men, the n-word. That's why >> dumb ass.
>> You know what the [ __ ] >> He's chimping out none of that. Look at him. He's chipping out. He He does it to try to trigger them. And he says he he laughs like, "Look at these these guys are like trained animals." I say this word and these are his words.
It really is just like a modern social phenomenon that that one word out of all the words will like predictably elicit a a violent if not aggressive response from just random black people. And and it's like I don't even think it's the word.
Honestly, you know what I think it is, bro? The word itself means nothing, right? Because a rose by any other name is just as sweet, right? That's the word is not the thing. I think honestly if I really had to put my my philosophical negro hat on, there are so many black or or at least non-white people or black adjacent people that have like a deep deep grudge against, you know, the cult white man for whatever reason. And I'm not going to get into that speculation, but there are so many people that actually have a deep deep grudge against white people for whatever reason that they really can't wait for some type of opportunity to like physically demonstrate their hostility.
And the n-word is like the go-to thing.
It's the like the universally accepted mode of of expressing how much I hate these people. And that's really why I think it's like a lot of black folk try to cordon the word off like it's our own unique black linguistic territory. It It's just a way to like maintain a level of hostility for some [ __ ] that you actually have nothing, you know, you have no relation to. and they chimp out and and I went and looked and I don't agree with his tactics.
But I get his point. He's saying as a man, you should not allow anybody to control your emotions with words. Who is in control of us? Are we in control of ourselves or are these outside forces really in control of us? Because if black people can run around and it's the n-word, man, that [ __ ] just be calling me. [ __ ] n word got me, bro, the nword just be calling me. That [ __ ] be like n word just be, you know, it's like crack. You know, the [ __ ] is addicted to the n-word. call themselves the n-word, write music about killing nwords.
If black people can kill each other and say, "I smoke that n-word," and that's no big deal. We can control our That's rap music. That's that. It doesn't really mean anything when a rapper says it. It doesn't mean anything when the crips in the blood say it and they're killing you. Literally killing you. It only matters when a white person says it and when a white >> and that's really why all of the uh the typical black arguments about the n-word kind of fall flat cuz like I said, you don't beat up the Mexicans when they when they use the n-word. You know, you're not beating up the Dominicans, you're not beating up the Puerto Ricans.
It's only the white people that have to run and fear for their life.
Say it and they're killing you.
Literally killing you. It only matters when a white person says it. Not the Samoans. You know what? Look, that is another that's another great theory. How many Samoans are you willing to fight because they said the N-word?
I bet you Samoans got the n-word pass without even trying. They just they just don't even care about using it.
I I bet you Samoans got the They got the pass without even trying. Where do Samoans live in America? Where they like in Oakland or San Francisco or some [ __ ] I bet you them [ __ ] got the n-word pass, but they like I don't even be saying those black words.
The crips in the blood say it and they're killing you. literally killing you. It only matters when a white person says it. And when a white person says it, we get to jump out.
We We've turned ourselves into a laughing stop. I'm not championing the guy.
I am championing his point.
No man should be controlled by another man's actions.
Not at all.
someone lays hands on you, defend yourself. Lay hands on them back or go to even a deeper level and handle that.
Totally get it. But J Jason Whitlock just cosign shooting a [ __ ] who who attacked you because you said the mean words, which I I told you earlier, I I lean in that direction as well. I don't want to be out here wrestling with you [ __ ] man. All right. I wrestle with my children and my woman. That that is the extent of my wrestling capabilities. All right? I I promise you that those are the only categories of wrestling I want to engage in from here on out. I am not out here trying to wrestle with you [ __ ] All right?
Ain't no way. Ain't no way. My children and my woman, those are the people I can wrestle with. You [ __ ] Nope. Nope.
you're getting stabbed and shot and or it's it's it's one the other or both, you know, because like why why I ain't got time for this [ __ ] I'm getting old a deeper level and handle that. Totally get it. But words, no dice.
That's for animals. If Tiffany just got a new dog, if I shout that dog's name, I expect that dog to jump around and, you know, be like, "Oh, what's Whitlock want?" and react.
A dog, not a human being.
But black folk got a lot of interesting thoughts about this incident. just, you know, we're all over the place with our feelings about this. I've come across a lot of black uh opinions, but you know, we can't go through every single one of them.
>> I had so many people pissed off and in their feelings because I support this man.
>> You heard me, [ __ ] Not fight. Let's not fight. I am >> Touch me again. Touch me again.
>> I don't want to get pepper sprayed. I really don't.
>> Go pick up my hat, [ __ ] >> You heard me, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] your [ __ ] bro.
>> Touch me again. [ __ ] >> Touch me again, [ __ ] >> That's what I thought. Thank you.
>> Don't hit me with that [ __ ] >> I ain't going to pray you. That [ __ ] wants to put his hands on me again. Go home with Let's go get his ass.
>> Hey, Hitler, [ __ ] >> Hey, thanks for picking up my hat.
>> Look at this. Get her. Get her. [ __ ] white.
>> Let's go get that dude.
>> YOU WANTED TO DO this [ __ ] pathetic.
>> Yeah, you better run, you [ __ ] ass [ __ ] He just assaulted me.
Arrest him, >> [ __ ] >> ARE YOU A COP?
>> YOU ARE A [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] >> YOU'RE NOT A COP.
>> [ __ ] YEAH. THROW SOME [ __ ] AND RUN AWAY, [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] SUPPORT.
>> GO [ __ ] YOURSELF.
>> ALL RIGHT. SO, so many words. Oh, man.
They using all the rough words. Let me Let me skip ahead a little bit. You know, I think you you we all know who Chud the Builder is, though. We I don't want to play too many. I'm I'm already getting enough pressure from the YouTube people. They took away all my monies.
YouTube said YouTube accused me of a hate crime, y'all. They said I they they said I said a um I I did a hate speech.
YouTube accused me of doing a hate speech and they took my monies away. So, you gotta hit me on Venmo if you want to support the show. Shout out to everybody following on um Twitter on X right now.
If you are watching on X, this is essentially a premiere. I haven't really been live streaming on X and since, you know, they they put it all behind the payw wall. So, you know, I went and I bought me a blue check mark. All right, don't judge me. I bought a blue check mark so I could talk to the people on XT. Y'all, if you never watched my show before, if you just follow my content on X because I I tweeted something funny. I made an interesting post. This is the type of content that I do on a regular basis. I am basically I uh I I'm a black guy exploring what it means to be faright a and black in America. I I I am a former [ __ ] I have nigged. I might [ __ ] occasionally in the future, but you know, I'm I'm just a black guy trying to be rightwing and and that being said, I want you guys to enjoy the content and watch the show. Thanks for coming through. Please like the but like the show and uh follow me if you haven't followed me already. Like, share, and subscribe. Support him because he's showing you how cowardice actually works. See, there's a couple of things to point out. Number one, y'all ain't did [ __ ] but y'all will ride through, get your guns, risk your freedom, take yourself away from your family to kill a person who looks exactly like you, dresses like you, and talks like you.
That's the first reason. The second reason, I want more. I want more ch the builders to walk around every city in America and do the exact same [ __ ] And some of y'all will get mad and you probably fuming and foaming out the mouth. Why though, Nash? Why would you want you trying to start a civil war?
Has he harmed anybody?
Don't Don't ever Don't ever ever think that black folk will not engage. They will they will start Black folk are willing to have a civil war over white people using the n-word. All right.
We will march on Selma. We will march on Georgia again. We will refight the battle of appamatics or whatever. [ __ ] will [ __ ] really believe in it. I mean, [ __ ] are [ __ ] but still that's what they want. It's an emotional position, but that's what they want. No.
Has he reacted to people trying to do something to him? Yes. But he's showing how [ __ ] made a lot of you cats are because I get threats all the time where I see punk ass [ __ ] like this.
And that happens every day because I speak about [ __ ] that I feel like speaking about. And instead of intellectually debating me, you can't.
You would rather tell me I'mma die. You going to kill me and all this [ __ ] But the second most powerfulst reason why I support Chud is simple. Because of [ __ ] like this, >> they won't let me in here. They won't.
Why not? Cuz I said the I said the N word on the internet.
Now they say I'm just an unamerican person cuz I believe in freedom of speech. Ain't that crazy?
>> I mean, isn't that really crazy? Like a white guy saying the n-word is is unamerican, which which is like the oldest American thing there could be.
Like how American is a white guy saying the n-word? That's right up there with Betsy Flash put Betsy Ross putting stars on the flag, right? White people dropping the inbomb is Americana, like it or not. All right. Right up there with with lynchings and and and and cross burnings and white people saying the N word. All right.
We're not going to bring all these things back, but I'm saying it it is a part of America. Godamn it.
Well, considering that two of my boys are black, I can understand that.
>> Why does that matter?
>> It does. I don't like it. This is good.
>> You don't like freedom of speech either?
Go ahead and go.
>> I'm going to stand right here, [ __ ] >> Look. Look. He's called the old white guy in N word.
Amazing things are happening across the internet.
You just call the old white guy.
>> What are you gonna do?
You I'mma go to jail. Listen, white white people are going to have a second civil war. All right. The in wars.
All right. It's going to be white people who think there's nothing wrong with using the word occasionally, whether it's in aggression or casually. And then it's going to be all the white people who, you know, they think you should die. You should let a black person beat you to death before ever saying anything racist, right? The n wars might happen, right? Before we have the robot wars, before the Terminator future, the n wars will hit. The n wars might be the prelude to the terminator wars because the robots's gonna be like, you know what, these people are [ __ ] and now it's time to strike.
That just might be how it happened, right? John Connor didn't want to write about that and they didn't want to put that in the movie. It would have ruined it would have made the movie weird. But what if the in wars are the thing that kick off the Terminator Revolution?
>> Look at him.
>> He's going to waddle over to the cops.
>> Considering two of my boys are black.
[ __ ] him.
>> And guys like that are why they >> see what Chud is going to force a lot of you guys to do is wonder about who else supports Ch. See, there used to be this thing we used to know as a collective.
We don't fear the KKK because they got their mask on. We fear the KKK because the mask they come off because they're your politicians. They're your store managers. They're your bank tellers.
They're your bank managers. They're your politicians. They're your police.
They're your firefighters. They're all of these people who were power players in the institutions, which will basically drastically make us go from the [ __ ] to the real [ __ ] See, what Chud is going to force a lot of people to do is start collectively saying, "I want this person to be deplatformed."
So one day, black people will wake up like y'all accused Jewish people of doing and said, "Hey, if you support this [ __ ] we don't support you." And cut them off financially. See all the people who are still on the platforms that support this man and you're black.
You want to show how you really say [ __ ] Chud the Builder, you take your black ass off of there instead of getting in my inbox and chimping out.
>> I mean, honestly, that's a move.
That that is a move. You can feel how you want to feel about him being all aggressive with the n-word, but you know, that's a that's a more respectable move than, you know, hunting a man down and driving hours away from your house to go fight him in the street.
That's a crazy move. That's crazy work.
I'm telling you. I just I I can never really get behind that.
I'm surprised that there's not somebody already that's just that's just there just to wall out on him. I'm gonna keep it to being with you. Again, I wouldn't put no money up because I I don't put money on nobody head. But I ain't going to lie, the first [ __ ] who do something to him, that [ __ ] even make a goofund me, that [ __ ] going to be lit. Like, let's be honest, right? Like again, some even if somebody punched a [ __ ] in the face, bro.
>> Carmen. Yes, Miss Cantrell. I I am saying he hunted him with a complete lack of irony.
You did you did whatever you could do to find out cuz you know, court records are not all that private. You can look up court filings and court cases and all that and you don't live anywhere near there. Why were you there in the first place? like he wanted to find out who Chud was, where he was, and he encountered him intentionally. Like, I'm not even making that up. I'm not saying that with no shade. Like, you you put yourself in a location where you had more than a reasonable assumption that Chud would be there and he was there. And so, like, I'm saying [ __ ] really be trying to die. That's what I was trying to talk about earlier. Like, a lot of [ __ ] be trying to die. Like, you know, this dude walks around armed and and he's willing to shoot a [ __ ] I'mma give you a reason to fight me, but if you fight me, I'mma shoot you because I don't like fighting you [ __ ] Like, that's the whole Chud the Builder deal. And a [ __ ] drove over a hundred miles to be there.
Like, allegedly, that's the alleged story. And I'm just saying if you were trying to die and the white guy is trying to help you, I just think the white guy was being polite.
I mean, white folk are, you know, white folk be helping [ __ ] do all kinds of [ __ ] If you're trying to die, there's probably a white guy willing to help you do that, too. Jail, the GoFundMe for that person would would have been like out the roof cuz I think it's something about how the dude is going with what he's doing, it pisses everybody off. It pisses every black person off. And I think it pisses the white people off, too.
I'm telling you.
The first [ __ ] who really just socks him out.
I'm telling you, even if you get locked up, [ __ ] you make a GoFundMe, [ __ ] I'm telling you, you you making at least 100 bands, bro. I I Rosen, you don't have to worry about me identifying as black. I I have just been promoted. I'm whiter than white Mexicans now. So, you know, we're good, bro. We're good. You don't have to worry about that [ __ ] >> Making it. It's Chad. I I'm I'm going to be honest with you. It's something about it. It just enrages you. It makes you feel upset.
>> Why Why do black people really feel enraged at just the general idea of a white guy using the the magic no no word?
Like really really no [ __ ] Why Why is that supposed to be like of all the words, why are you supposed to like you're like your melanin starts to boil if a white guy uses the magic? No. word and and you know I I've never really felt you know the same attachment to the word. I've never had a moment and that and to be fair I don't think I've ever been in a moment like how many white people are really going around just calling black folk [ __ ] aggressively like how often does that happen? You know I don't think it's a big thing. You know what one time one time I I tell you this actually I actually actually you know I answer my own question with a little story. I was a kid and I was on the bus and it was like, you know, the yellow school bus [ __ ] We were living in upstate New York and it was like um like military housing because I was a military brat, right? And where we live like it was like, I don't know, some type of little circular route and the bus could have went this way and had dropped this white girl off first and then I would have waited till the end of the route and I would have got dropped off. Or the bus could have went that way and then kind of dropped me off first and that white girl would have waited.
Long story short, the bus went in my direction and the white girl was like, "Why are you dropping this [ __ ] off first?" Like, I swear to God that [ __ ] actually happened. This is like, you know, 40 almost 40 years ago cuz I was little. Well, not 40. It's probably 30 years ago cuz I was in middle school back then. It's like I don't know.
Actually, not even middle school. I was a fifth grader. I was in fifth grade in upstate New York. And so anyway, she's like again, "Why are you dropping this [ __ ] off first?" Like white girl had a little white girl meltdown. It was crazy moment, and again, the fifth grader, I didn't even have to say anything. The bus driver was like, "Shut up. Don't say that. Don't talk like that." And so the girl got in trouble. I never like, you know, bothered to follow up. I didn't even make it a big thing, you know, but that's basically the extent of it, you know. Didn't actually ruin my life for him a day. But like, should I have beat that girl to death on the bus as a fifth grader? Now it occurs to me maybe this [ __ ] got away with a free one and I could I could have caught a free body, y'all. God damn it. I could have caught a free body.
Damn.
Damn. Now that I think about it, I could have Damn, I could have really niggered out. I could have I could have really went there. See? Oh well. You live and you learn.
You live and you learn. I listen. I could have been. I I could have been, bro. I I really could have been. I had I I had my moment and and and it just I I the moment just kind of went right over my head like [ __ ] her problem.
Like [ __ ] be tripping. Like I just took it as a moment of [ __ ] be tripping.
Like I swear to God, I really did. I just took it as a moment of [ __ ] be tripping. I really had no idea that it was a racially heavy moment. You know, I didn't feel all the weight of it. And then as I got older, I realized like, oh yeah, she did call me the n word. That was actually weird and funny. But, you know, [ __ ] be tripping, you know?
But I I guess I was never ever as black as I was supposed to be. That's all that story really boils down to, right? You know, I was never as black as I should have been. You know, shame on me. I guess that's that that's a me thing.
That that's like a failing on my part.
I'm I'm just not as black as I could have been.
>> When I went out there and and like clap that [ __ ] from um Iran, that [ __ ] supreme leader. That might have to be Chut. Get him out the way cuz he trying to start some [ __ ] We ain't trying to do it.
>> Yeah. I don't want to see that. I don't want to see people die over a word.
>> Well, well, he problematic. We might like somebody somebody might have to just do it. I don't care. I don't care who do it. Black, white, who cares?
>> I care. I don't want to see people die for a stupid reason.
>> Now, now this is DJ academics literally calling for for for any random black guy to go out there and like do the thing, you know? Somebody got to put their life on the line for the race, y'all. We are literally calling for race no limit soldiers, you know. And and shout out to Chud for shooting one of these no limit race soldiers. I'm a no limit soldier. I thought I told you like, "All right, [ __ ] Fine. Let's play that game, right?" He really out here calling for [ __ ] to like throw their life away for the race. Like, what? What? And this is another question like, you know, my my actual blood relatives and and a and a handful of my friends aside, what has blackness ever done to me? Done for me, rather. Right.
And and I'm not even asking that as a spiteful question, but like you're asking black people to like throw their lives away to defend this this theoretical vague notion of blackness, but has blackness actually benefited you, right? Like your family might have been black and they might have benefited you, but that's not a black thing.
That's a family thing, right? Your friends might be black and they might benefit you, but that's not a black thing. That's a friend thing, right?
What is being black in that way? Like how how has it benefited you in a way that you should just go out and be a no limit race war soldier, right? Like why should you throw it all away for for you know the melanin? Risk it all for the melanin. How many people in the chat are willing to risk it all for the melanin?
I don't get sunburned. I mean that that's actually a thing. I I got sunburned before. That's not true, Carmen. That's not true. Black people are capable of getting sunburned. All right? And and I am a I I am I am a fully melanated mocha latte [ __ ] And I have been sunburned. All right? It takes a lot more. All right? It takes a lot of sunlight, but you can burn a [ __ ] All right? You can burn a [ __ ] I I was out, you know, fishing in the hot sun with no shade, but that's a me thing. I I engage in white people outdoor activities. That's how I got sunburned.
That's literally how I got sunburned.
engaging in white people outdoor activities, right? But black people can sunburn. So even that melanin is not impervious to the sun. All right? It's the [ __ ] sun. What's wrong with you, woman? Like, she really think the sun doesn't burn, [ __ ] What kind of What kind of super [ __ ] you think I am? You see this [ __ ] You see this [ __ ] Even my own chat think I'm I'm I'm some type of genetically modified super [ __ ] This is why black folk really believe they got melanin powers. Do y'all remember that one day on the internet when every black person thought they were getting a superpower?
You [ __ ] really think that melanin power shit's really good. No, no, no. There there is no melanin power.
The sun burns me too. It might burn white people a lot faster, but we all burn even.
>> I guess advocating for violence is not the way if he's the violent one.
>> YOU DON'T REALIZE HE'S THE VIOLENT ONE.
>> How is he the violent one? Remember, look, we we we started out on this position earlier in the show. Is a white man using the n-word aggressively, right? I even up I even upped it up to make sure there's no ambiguousness to it, right? Can a white man aggressively say the n-word to a black person? And and does that count as violence? Right?
If a white man uses the n-word aggressively toward a black person, is that violence? Right? Because violence answers violence, right? If you are met with violence, your appropriate answer can be violence. Right? Meaning, if a white person says the n-word, that's violence. And now I can beat you up and and and maybe even kill you.
Who do it? Black, white, who cares?
I care. I don't want to see people die for a stupid reason.
>> I guess advocating for violence is not the way. If he prevent the violent one, >> YOU DON'T REALIZE HE'S VIOLENT ONE.
>> ISN'T he majority acting in He's acting in self-defense, right?
>> [ __ ] no. Do you see what he's saying?
He's daring people to do something.
>> Words. Words aren't violent act. Words.
>> See, see [ __ ] don't play that sticks and stones [ __ ] All right. You talk about my mama, I burn your house down.
All right. Don't come at me with that sticks and stones [ __ ] Sticks and stones is is is a white man's technology to make a [ __ ] not fight for his rights. All right. That's what that sticks and stones break my bones, but words will never hurt me. That is white people trying to con black people out of fighting for their civil rights and their justice. Right? Don't come at me with that sticks and stones. White people [ __ ] You talk about my mama, I'm setting your cat on fire.
>> He's the violent one. YOU DON'T REALIZE HE'S A VIOLENT ONE.
>> ISN'T he majority acting in He's acting in self-defense, right?
>> [ __ ] no. Do Do you see what he's saying?
He's daring people to do something.
>> Words Words aren't violent. Act Words aren't violent.
>> Um, your rhetoric could be insightful.
>> But no, no, using a word, using an individual word is not an act of violence. And so if you want to stop racism, then we can't let words trigger something that >> Yeah. Yeah. snowman. I I think it goes without um saying, but yeah, black people are not actually free speech. I'm sorry. Um El Sid El Sid, it goes without saying that black people are not really pro- free speech.
Maybe for black people, but not for white people. I mean, there there's like, you know, levels and and fine finer points to this [ __ ] but black people do not support white people having free speech because if white people had free speech, they would use the n-word aggressively. And black folk aren't really built for that [ __ ] Black folk are not emotionally equipped to deal with white people having even moderate in-word usage.
>> All right, play this.
>> I watch him pepper spray. I watch him pepper spray a guy who like flipped his hat off or something like that.
>> Technically, doesn't that count as self-defense? He wasn't arrested for that, >> man. That guy should have blew his bra, man. if you want to be.
>> You see how [ __ ] and and this is why I I I really cannot really go along with the black sentiment on this [ __ ] because ultimately you [ __ ] really have a very emotional stance on this, you know, like black folk are really like poking the bear. Like the bear is just walking around roaring just dropping the end bomb, you know, just, you know, just like a bear and [ __ ] And you [ __ ] are poking the bear. Like the bear is dropping the endbomb for sure, but you're actually poking the bear. Like, come on.
Come on, bro. Like, I'm just saying.
You knew he was going to shoot you.
>> Be alive if you want to protect yourself. If you don't want something violent, >> now he has a death wish. You got to let that man live out his live out his goal.
Well, I don't want to see people have a death wish because I want people to be okay. I uh Sneo trying to convince um DJ academics to not be all, you know, [ __ ] and black. But, you know, it it's it's really difficult at times to try to talk a [ __ ] out of being [ __ ] cuz you know, we really do love this [ __ ] though. Like, no [ __ ] because there's no fixing this. This can't be fixed, right? This can't be fixed. You just have to escape. So, that's what I did. I went to a neighborhood where, you know, I have a very low black population.
>> We can like we can go into like all of this, like people are oppressed, different, you know, races, all of this stuff. And people should be able to make fun of it. Like if if I'm Jewish, bro, and people should be able to make fun of that no matter what what happened or what people went through.
>> N people can't make fun of Jewish, Muslims, Christians that cuz I come from an era where you don't disrespect religion. You don't even talk about it.
It's it's respect.
>> Yeah. So I think you're more you're more a more serious guy and I'm I'm a more like let's all make fun of each other and be bros. I'm friends with blacks, whites, purples, Mexicans, all of the above. Girls, boys, Indians, all of that. So I think you're like really serious. you're you're really serious.
You're a serious guy and you're like, I don't want to make fun of anybody. I'm the opposite. Like, let's all make fun of each other. Let's all roast each other. We can like we can go into like all >> Look, I did Did I say that earlier? And that that was the whole um Uncle Jose position. The white guys are really like, "Listen, man. If you just let me drop the n-word casually, like we can lower gas prices, we can build a wall.
We can open a Costos on the dark side of the moon. Like, if you would just let me drop the inbomb when we're rapping along to DMX and some [ __ ] like that. Like, we can do a lot of great things. And Waka Flocka is like, "Fuck your moon, white man. Don't you say that [ __ ] around me."
Like, [ __ ] really really haven't thought about this. White guys are like, "Listen, if you would just let me breathe a little bit, I would make this place so much better." And Waka is like, "No, that's my word, white man. You You can't have it."
>> All of this like we we we can like we can go into like all of this. Like people are oppressed, different, you know, races, all of this stuff. And people should be able to make fun of it.
Like if I if I'm Jewish, bro, and people should be able to make fun of that no matter what what happened or what people went through.
>> Nah, people can't make fun of Jewish, Muslims, Christians that cuz I come from an era where you don't disrespect religion. You don't even talk about it.
It's it's respect.
>> Yeah. So I think you're more you're more a more serious guy and I'm I'm a more like let's all make fun of each other and be bros. I'm friends with blacks, whites, purples.
>> Let's just all make fun of each other and be bros.
Hey, you know, the funny thing is, and I'm gonna I'm gonna kind of wrap it up on this point right here because I had a lot of clips I wanted to review to, you know, jump off some some talking points and some ideas, but ultimately, black folk are incredibly hypocritical about this nword thing. I did not want to let this show end without at least saying that definitively. I think most the majority of black people have an incredibly hypocritical disposition and reaction to the nword.
Again, it's a word that we put in our culture. It's a word that we try to defend our own internal usage of. It's a word that at times we we say, "Oh, we we made the word mean something different."
But again, if white people use it, it's it's an evil, violent word. But only white people, Mexicans get to say it, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans.
Hell, I bet you it's Japanese people saying it.
I I saw a rap song recently where like some Indian dude, like a really really dark-skinned Indian dude saying the word I'm a black [ __ ] Let me see if I can pull that song up.
Yep. Yep.
Everybody want to use the word, bro.
Why? Everybody wants a piece of the magic is all I'm saying. Like it's a magical word and everybody wants a little bit of the goddamn magic.
>> And he harding it, by the way. I don't know if he's just foreign and he doesn't know the difference or he really just hard on it because he's he's he really like that like that. But he's really going all the way. He's hard. I'm a black [ __ ] All right. All right. All right. Shut up. I don't want to hear the rest of that [ __ ] >> Your [ __ ] ain't that popping, [ __ ] >> Something. It's a little racial, but let's do it because >> Go for it.
>> We used to live like people would burn our trash in the ditch, right? And so me and my buddy William, we would get out there and my buddy Larry and we would get all wet and we would run and jump through the smoke in the ditch until we were pretty >> darkerish, right?
And then, bro, we would kind of wait until somebody drove by and yelled the N word at the N word. I hate I said say [ __ ] >> Huh?
>> I say [ __ ] You don't say n word for [ __ ] Say [ __ ] Only >> Listen. When Mike Tyson gives a white guy the n-word pass, I think it should stick for life.
>> The only people Joe B calls us [ __ ] Wait, hold on.
>> Hey, man.
>> Do you need me to say if you need I'm just I don't want to do something. I can't tell what's going on here to be honest with you.
>> I'll jump through some I say one thing and I'd be ashamed.
>> Listen, Mike Tyson is giving white guys the n-word pass. And when you're Mike certified, you got to run with it, bro. You got to run all the way to Valhalla with that [ __ ] >> All right. Yeah.
>> Say, "I'm a [ __ ] lover."
>> You need me to say it?
>> Yeah. Say, "I'm a [ __ ] lover." Go ahead, man.
>> But does it mean all of them?
>> Kind of. A little bit.
Even a rotten one.
>> I don't know. I don't know if people think I should do it or not.
>> Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Do it. Please, please, please, please. Come on, man. Stop [ __ ] the show up, man. He [ __ ] the show up, man.
>> You right, bro. Dang, dude.
>> Holy [ __ ] >> [ __ ] I just >> Look, look, look. You not saying the word is ruining the show. All right.
And now now we're back to one of those those um philosophical conundrums.
Would you drop the Nbomb to save the life of a hundred orphans?
And and if you could save a hundred orphans every time you dropped an inbomb, how many inbombs would you drop?
I'm sorry. I know I have been asking a lot of deep questions and I've been trying to stretch your minds to the to its full elastic limits tonight, but we have to actually we have to face the tough questions. All right? If if if dropping the full hard R inbomb could save a hundred orphans, how many inbombs would you drop? Or do you not care about orphans? You piece of [ __ ] You you you evil dirty piece of [ __ ] >> What can I say, bro? I'm a lover, bro.
>> God is great, brother. God is great. God is great.
>> God is great. Shout out to all the white [ __ ] lovers out there. Hit the like button, y'all. Like, share, and subscribe. I am wrapping this one up.
We've been at this for almost two hours, and I'm I'm gonna end this on a high note. I appreciate you guys coming out.
Like I said, if you want to support the show, I have been fully demonetized, so throw a dollar at me on Vinmo. I'm going to work on spreading out to other platforms. But for now, thank you all for watching. I hope you enjoyed the show. We are done, y'all.
>> Aspiring to be patriarchs like what white men have. That isn't freedom. That isn't gonna help anybody. It's certainly not going to help black people.
>> It's done. It's done. It's done. IT'S DONE. IT'S DONE. IT'S DONE.
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