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THEY KILLED THEM | Timcast IRL #1457 w/Jay Dyer & Jake Botch
Timcast IRL is hosted by Tim Pool and delivers hard-hitting news and analysis on politics, culture, and current events. Featuring a wide range of guests, the show tackles topics like government overreach, tech censorship, and political division from an independent perspective. Expect uncensored disc...
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Volume I (Das Kapital series Book 1)
It was mentioned in relation to the discussion on communism and its origins, with the speaker referencing it as a foundational work of the theory.
communism, Marx wrote a book called Capital
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It was mentioned in relation to the discussion on communism and its origins, with the speaker referencing it as a foundational work of the theory.
communism, Marx wrote a book called Capital
It was mentioned as a book representing communist ideals, which were being used to manipulate people into submission.
They don't have to sit there and put their hand on the Bible of Marx, Das Kapital and things like that.
The speaker, Tim Pool, mentioned Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 and a college lecture about it where the speaker said it was about censorship, but the students argued that it was about government censorship. Bradbury responded that the book was about how everyone is offended and censorship must be used to avoid offending people.
I think it's funny because I read a story about how Ray Bradbury was giving a college lecture or something, and they were talking about Fahrenheit 451 and the question of like, what i...
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The speaker, Tim Pool, mentioned Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 and a college lecture about it where the speaker said it was about censorship, but the students argued that it was about government censorship. Bradbury responded that the book was about how everyone is offended and censorship must be used to avoid offending people.
I think it's funny because I read a story about how Ray Bradbury was giving a college lecture or something, and they were talking about Fahrenheit 451 and the question of like, what is it about? And when he explained that it's about how when everyone is offended, the censors have to censor everything. The students argued with him saying, no, it's about government censorship.
And he's like, what? No, it's about how there's a passage in it where it's like, if you insulted a cat, you offended cat owners. So you couldn't say that. And if you insult the dogs, dog owners got mad. And if you said anything about the trade unionists, the unions got mad. So you couldn't say that. So everything must be shut down because everyone's pissed off all the time.
It is about a dystopian future where books are banned and firemen are tasked with burning them. The story critiques censorship and the suppression of knowledge and ideas.
You're forgetting one name as well or just or well or Huxley it's also Bradbury Fahrenheit 451 it's all coming together what's that story people became so offended that the society built up firemen who would go and destroy offensive materials and it's not about the government doing it it's about the people collectively being like if you make a book critical of the unions that's offensive to you can't have that if someone likes dogs what's offensive to cat owners so you gotta get rid of it all because you're gonna have the police demanding hey it's past curfew get in your pod then you're gonna have that but don't worry in your pod you're eating nothing but cheese cake you're eating creme brulee cookie dough caramel fudge cheese cake triple dipped deep fried every minute of every waking hour whatever you could want pulsing your ass and you wake up stronger and it's safer because we're always at war and but then there's all the information removed from your existence because everyone's shocked and offended by it so in your private reality you have whatever you want but no one dare go outside of it or interact there's gonna be the solo player pod your own private universe sometimes you can invite friends in but just for you and then there's gonna be the interactive PVP version but no one dare do anything exciting there because too offensive.
One Man's Journey to Answer the Question of a Generation
Haley Kennington was the research director and story editor for the book, and she said she's now the news editor for Wrong Speak Public.
Was research director and story editor for the plot against the president and daily wires What is a woman and I'm the news editor for wrong speak public publishing right on well?
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Haley Kennington was the research director and story editor for the book, and she said she's now the news editor for Wrong Speak Public.
Was research director and story editor for the plot against the president and daily wires What is a woman and I'm the news editor for wrong speak public publishing right on well?
It was mentioned that Matt Walsh's book "What Is a Woman?" brought in a lot of revenue for the Daily Wire. The discussion touched on how this documentary, which likely cost a couple hundred thousand dollars to make and market, generated 300,000 new members for the Daily Wire.
Matt Walsh really brought in that money for them to be to be honest.
So let's just look at their their memberships. They got a seven dollar, a ten dollar and a thirteen dollar or something like that.
So let's just go for the middle and say it's like ten dollars per person. They're doing what nine million dollars in membership revenue per month.
They've also got what seven big personalities.
I mean, these are things they've stated publicly.
A Memoir
The book was read aloud during opening statements of Hunter Biden's trial, highlighting details of his drug addiction. The defense attorney argued that his mindset at the time of writing the book was different than in 2018, when he purchased the firearm.
And Lowell, his defense attorney was like, well, because the book came out 21. His his mindset at that state is not the same as his his his mindset 2018.
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The book was read aloud during opening statements of Hunter Biden's trial, highlighting details of his drug addiction. The defense attorney argued that his mindset at the time of writing the book was different than in 2018, when he purchased the firearm.
And Lowell, his defense attorney was like, well, because the book came out 21. His his mindset at that state is not the same as his his his mindset 2018.
So he really didn't think of himself as an addict. And so when they asked him on this forum or you would take.
During opening statements, they have sorry, guys, I spent a lot of time reading about this this week. They have you know, the prosecutors played clips from his autobiography, which he narrated describing his life and drug addiction.
It's a memoir that Hunter Biden wrote, which was mentioned to talk about his history with drug use and speeding. In the book, Hunter wrote that he was high for 12 consecutive days before entering an Arizona rehab.
Traction's 2021 memoir Beautiful Things He admitted to crashing a Buick Verrano while speeding through Palm Springs During another drug bender in October 2016 wait and don't speed in the book Hunter wrote that he was high for 12 consecutive days Before entering an Arizona rehab
A Lifetime of Radicalism
Dave Benner, a historian and contributor to the 10th Amendment Center and Mises Institute, mentioned that he had written two books about the founding period, one of which is 'Thomas Paine, A Lifetime of Radicalism'.
And I've written two books about the founding period, one of which is Thomas Paine, A Lifetime of Radicalism, which I am gifting to you.
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Dave Benner, a historian and contributor to the 10th Amendment Center and Mises Institute, mentioned that he had written two books about the founding period, one of which is 'Thomas Paine, A Lifetime of Radicalism'.
And I've written two books about the founding period, one of which is Thomas Paine, A Lifetime of Radicalism, which I am gifting to you.
Five years in the making, man.
The book 'Thomas Paine: The Life of Radicalism' was mentioned as an audiobook that was being recorded and edited for Amazon, and it was described as a good source for the term 'constitutional republicanism'.
And I'd never really you never really hear that term constitutional Republican or Republicanism in 2023 but it's all throughout that book It's so important because the subversive thing about naming these political parties the Republican Party or the Democrat Doesn't mean that they're they value the Republic at all you can call your party whatever you want It doesn't mean that you are that just like these stupid bill as a save puppies act when they're so it does now interesting
An Antidote to Chaos
He presented the way he lives his life and his advice to men as a philosophy.
It is about framing the way you view the world and giving people this lens from which to approach the challenges they face.
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He presented the way he lives his life and his advice to men as a philosophy.
It is about framing the way you view the world and giving people this lens from which to approach the challenges they face.
Peterson asked Ethan to illustrate his book and he agreed, despite being on the verge of cancellation at the time. The book became a number one bestseller and launched Ethan's career in new ways.
I still think about this every single day.
Ethan, you can't let these mobbers back you into a corner.
You're damn right.
You can't deny that you're racist.
It was Jordan Peterson's book and people just kind of incidentally go, oh, your name's in that.
Updated For the Next Generation of Leaders (Dale Carnegie Books)
It was mentioned as a classic self-help book that could be helpful for navigating difficult social situations.
I was just thinking like, you know, when I was younger at my cousin, she lives in Mexico, she said it's so cool that, you know, you live in America, because you're able to be an entrepreneur and start...
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It was mentioned as a classic self-help book that could be helpful for navigating difficult social situations.
I was just thinking like, you know, when I was younger at my cousin, she lives in Mexico, she said it's so cool that, you know, you live in America, because you're able to be an entrepreneur and start a business. And she's like, you know, in Mexico, it's so corrupt and people if you mess with somebody that has power or if you start a business and it's successful and knocks out somebody big, they'll just literally burn your business down, you know, hypothetically or what's the word? They'll do it. They'll actually burn it down or whatever. And so but so when I lived in America, I'm thinking like, oh, this doesn't happen in America, but now I'm starting to see. I mean, I think things don't happen in America, quote unquote, because people are we're supposed to theoretically have laws and a culture that that that that prevent these things. But you know, if you have corruption though, is that what I'm saying? And I think it becomes more rampant as all parts of culture fall apart.
It was mentioned as a book that helped the speaker with many things, read in the early years of college.
How to Win Friends and Influence People were books I read in like the first Year or two out of at a high school and in University 2010 2011 and those books Helped me do a lot of things.
My Escape from Addiction and Shot at Redemption on the Trump Campaign
Tim Murtaugh talked about writing his new book, Swing Hard In Case You Hit It, a book with stories about political campaigns.
I mean heck, I just wrote a book, Swing Hard in Case You Hit It, which is available right now.
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Tim Murtaugh talked about writing his new book, Swing Hard In Case You Hit It, a book with stories about political campaigns.
I mean heck, I just wrote a book, Swing Hard in Case You Hit It, which is available right now.
I'm gonna be hitting the ball hard or I'll be swinging hard in case-
I go over all of this, swing hard in case she hit it, available now.
Tim Murtaugh discussed his memoir, which details his time in politics, especially the 2020 Trump campaign, as well as his decades-long struggle with alcoholism.
And I am pushing my new book which is right here and it's on a shelf behind me. Swing Hard in Case You Hit It.
It's half about my time in politics and largely the 2020 Trump campaign. But the other half of it is about my decades-long struggle with alcohol and the fact that I was a really, really low and desperate alcoholic and an addict really because I was addicted to alcohol.
It's not really a how-to, well it isn't, it's not at all a how-to manual about how to get sober but it's just my story.
And I decided to write it and thankfully somebody agreed to publish it and here I am talking to you guys. I really appreciate it. Swing Hard in Case You Hit It. It's called Swing Hard in Case You Hit It.
My escape from addiction and shot at redemption on the Trump campaign and it's available now on Amazon, Target, Walmart.com, Barnes and Noble, all the places where you get. Well it should be fun.
Thinking Sex
It was mentioned as a book that discusses intergenerational relationships, described as full of disgusting things.
gale i think it's gale rubin is wrote Thinking Sex and that is full of absolute disgusting things she talks about intergenerational uh intergenerational relationships
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It was mentioned as a book that discusses intergenerational relationships, described as full of disgusting things.
gale i think it's gale rubin is wrote Thinking Sex and that is full of absolute disgusting things she talks about intergenerational uh intergenerational relationships
Gail Rubin's book, "Thinking Sex," was mentioned as discussing the concept of children's innocence and how the left rejects it. The speaker implied that the left wants to abolish the idea of innocence in the same way they want to abolish gender.
John Money. Yeah. John Money. This is something that Gail Rubin talks about in Thinking Sex.
The Book of Job was mentioned as an example of a text in the Old Testament that features characters wavering in their faith due to hardship and suffering.
you have you know The Book of Job and he's wavering in his faith because all the bad stuff that happened to him
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The Book of Job was mentioned as an example of a text in the Old Testament that features characters wavering in their faith due to hardship and suffering.
you have you know The Book of Job and he's wavering in his faith because all the bad stuff that happened to him
Homer's "The Odyssey" was referenced in relation to the Lotus-eaters who ate the lotus plant and became complacent to the world, likened to the potential effects of porn addiction.
Um, that's from uh, The Odyssey. Oh, Homer's The Odyssey. Yeah. Yeah, the, you know they would eat the lotus and then it would kind of uh, it would uh, afro djiak. No...
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Homer's "The Odyssey" was referenced in relation to the Lotus-eaters who ate the lotus plant and became complacent to the world, likened to the potential effects of porn addiction.
Um, that's from uh, The Odyssey. Oh, Homer's The Odyssey. Yeah. Yeah, the, you know they would eat the lotus and then it would kind of uh, it would uh, afro djiak. No, no, it's sort of like made them kind of zombie-like. Uh, yeah, like they they they slept and didn't care about things. Right, uh, and they do you like complacent to the world essentially?
A Practical Primer for Realistic Radicals
The author discussed the concept of 'asymmetric political action' as mentioned in this book. It explains how a smaller group can provoke a larger entity to act in a self-destructive manner.
OK, page seventy four of Rules for Radicals says that in all asymmetric political action, the action is in the reaction of the opposition.
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The author discussed the concept of 'asymmetric political action' as mentioned in this book. It explains how a smaller group can provoke a larger entity to act in a self-destructive manner.
OK, page seventy four of Rules for Radicals says that in all asymmetric political action, the action is in the reaction of the opposition.
The book was referenced in relation to the left's political tactics, which were described as manipulative and radical.
I mean it's like Saul Linsky, the left literally operates off of Rules for Radicals.
Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy
The speaker mentioned that some of Friedrich Bonhoeffer's biographies are some of the best-selling books ever.
He he has one of like his biographies are some of the best-selling books ever and but but Bonhoeffer goes from pacifist Christian to saying I Will help try to assassinate the fur fear
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The speaker mentioned that some of Friedrich Bonhoeffer's biographies are some of the best-selling books ever.
He he has one of like his biographies are some of the best-selling books ever and but but Bonhoeffer goes from pacifist Christian to saying I Will help try to assassinate the fur fear
Bonhoeffer's book was mentioned in the context of Hitler stripping people of their faith, and no further details were provided.
I gotta strip you away from hope. I gotta strip you away from, if you read Bonhoeffer's book, I gotta strip you away from believing in God. I gotta strip you away those things. If you no longer dream, if you no longer have hope, if you don't believe in a God, I control you.
It was mentioned as a book that started the Civil War because it inspired President Lincoln to change the purpose of the war to liberate slaves.
So you're the little lady that wrote the big book That started this war
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It was mentioned as a book that started the Civil War because it inspired President Lincoln to change the purpose of the war to liberate slaves.
So you're the little lady that wrote the big book That started this war
The speaker mentioned this book in reference to how its publication led to the abolition of slavery. He suggested that *Sound of Freedom* could have a similar impact on the issue of child trafficking.
A couple of times I can think of one example was a novel called uncle tom's cabin And that led to the freedom of the slaves and you know whether you agree with this or not Uh broke back mountain Move the needle on support for Call it gay marriage
Jim cavizel says that he says that hopefully this film can be akin to uncle's uncle tom's cabin and inspire people to do something about The slavery and traffic that is currently happening around the world today
The Secret History of Women's Liberation
Rachel Wilson spoke about her book, 'A Cult of Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation'. She explained that she researched and wrote the book and had nightmares while doing so, becoming so angry at times that she almost cried.
You can find my book on Amazon, it's called "A Cult of Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation"
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Rachel Wilson spoke about her book, 'A Cult of Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation'. She explained that she researched and wrote the book and had nightmares while doing so, becoming so angry at times that she almost cried.
You can find my book on Amazon, it's called "A Cult of Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation"
And if you'd like to see me debate angry leftist feminists and destroy them, I'm undefeated.
Rachel Wilson's book, "The Book of Cult Feminism", was mentioned as debunking the propaganda that men were beating their wives left and right during the 40s-60s.
But the propaganda, like it's mainly propaganda this idea that like men were beating their wives left and right. Like they it's a wave of propaganda that was like between the 40s and the 60s. Like you have men, yeah, well you obviously have always had men who were bad people. There have been horrible human beings throughout all of history. And yes, the man is the head of the household. So he's an authority and sometimes people abuse their authority. That doesn't mean you do away with authority.
But the propaganda, like it's mainly propaganda this idea that like men were beating their wives left and right.
Her name's Rachel Wilson. She wrote the book of cult feminism.
A Modern Memory Book for Baby
This is a wholesome book written by Kirk Cameron. He was initially banned from reading it at libraries because transgender storytellers were allowed to read to kids, but his readings were not allowed. His campaign last year and this year have been successful, with large crowds attending his readings.
Two years ago, Kirk wrote a book entitled As You Grow, and he wanted to go to the libraries that were bringing in transgenders to read to kids. And you know what he was told? He could...
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This is a wholesome book written by Kirk Cameron. He was initially banned from reading it at libraries because transgender storytellers were allowed to read to kids, but his readings were not allowed. His campaign last year and this year have been successful, with large crowds attending his readings.
Two years ago, Kirk wrote a book entitled As You Grow, and he wanted to go to the libraries that were bringing in transgenders to read to kids. And you know what he was told? He couldn't read his wholesome book to kids, but the transgenders could come in and read to kids all kinds of evil and demonic and filthy things.
He did it last year with Riley Gaines. This year he's doing it with Ming. And we're on track to surpass the number of hosts at libraries around the country this year.
It was a children's book about a small acorn that grows into a large oak tree, teaching kids about growth and different seasons of life. The author was denied by over 50 libraries from reading it publicly because it had some Bible verses in it.
the first book that I wrote was called As You Grow and it's a story of a little acorn that grows up into a big Oak tree and teaches kids how to grow the sweet fruit of love joy kindness gentleness Self-control during the different difficult seasons of their life
It was a great book I wanted to read it a public library and I was denied by over 50 Woke libraries that had previously held drag queen story hours at those libraries
I'm sorry. I suppose I could have put on some high heels and fishnet stockings, but I never looked good in a skirt I just went as myself and they said no and then I told some friends at the news
And was able to remind them publicly that this is the United States of America viewpoint discrimination and theirs was religious viewpoint discrimination just because I'm a Christian and There was a Bible verse or two in the book
The speaker paraphrases Friedrich Nietzsche in the context of discussing the death of God and how it has led to a decline in religious belief and a hollowing out of traditional values in both the UK and the US.
but he was right in that if God is considered dead culturally then the great cathedrals of Europe will become the sepulchres and modus leons to a dead idea and that is largely what has unfortunately h...
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The speaker paraphrases Friedrich Nietzsche in the context of discussing the death of God and how it has led to a decline in religious belief and a hollowing out of traditional values in both the UK and the US.
but he was right in that if God is considered dead culturally then the great cathedrals of Europe will become the sepulchres and modus leons to a dead idea and that is largely what has unfortunately happened with both the hollowing out of the congregations in in the UK
It was referenced when talking about the idea of a 'new man' that doesn't need religion and can be remade with science. It was mentioned that Nietzsche had written this book, which included the concept of the Ubermensch, or 'overman.'
Thus Spoke Zarathustra the book um, but the idea was that You know Darwin had had put out his his origin of species and and people were understanding Learning about evolution and starting to understand that and the idea was We had conquered religion man had conquered religion and man now could understand science and we could use science to remake man into the new man
A Story of Race and Inheritance
It's about the angst Obama felt because he didn't have his biological father in his life.
Barack Obama wrote a book, which was very good. The first book, Dreams from My Father. It's all about the angst he felt because he didn't have his biological father in his life.
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It's about the angst Obama felt because he didn't have his biological father in his life.
Barack Obama wrote a book, which was very good. The first book, Dreams from My Father. It's all about the angst he felt because he didn't have his biological father in his life.
The speaker mentions reading this autobiography and feeling that the themes of anti-colonialism and British oppression it explores are in line with the author's own upbringing and ideology.
And then when I read his autobiography Dreams from My Father I was like oh wow this is really more like the India I grew up in all the Indian intellectuals talking about anti-colonialism and the British I'm like this is the soil in which this guy was cultivated he just isn't he's a leftist then he is he is a leftist in this.
Gender, Race and Identity
Douglas Murray's book 'Madness of Crowds' was mentioned, specifically a chapter in it that discussed how Google search results would show images of two men and a baby when searching for 'married couple,' suggesting an agenda-driven bias.
Douglas Murray's madness of crowds has a whole chapter about how when you type in like Married couple it will show you like Two men and a baby or something weird uh or or different
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Douglas Murray's book 'Madness of Crowds' was mentioned, specifically a chapter in it that discussed how Google search results would show images of two men and a baby when searching for 'married couple,' suggesting an agenda-driven bias.
Douglas Murray's madness of crowds has a whole chapter about how when you type in like Married couple it will show you like Two men and a baby or something weird uh or or different
The book was mentioned as an example of how a collective can make bad decisions quickly. It was said that the book argues that mobs and crowds are dangerous.
There is a the collective can make bad decisions very quickly I agree that mobs and crowds okay crowds become mobs mobs are dangerous but collective communication and like open source database like GitHub that's a collective movement I see
There is a great book by Douglas Murray called The Madness of Crowds I believe that's the name of the title right Madness of Crowds you could fact check me on that because there is a the collective can make bad decisions very quickly I agree that mobs and crowds okay crowds become mobs mobs are dangerous but collective communication and like open source database like GitHub that's a collective movement I see
How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You
Raheem Kassam mentioned his book "No Go Zones", which is about migrant-dominated neighbourhoods, particularly Muslim migrant-dominated neighbourhoods in Europe.
I've written a couple of books No Go Zones which is about migrant dominated neighborhoods specifically Muslim migrant dominated neighborhoods in Europe
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Raheem Kassam mentioned his book "No Go Zones", which is about migrant-dominated neighbourhoods, particularly Muslim migrant-dominated neighbourhoods in Europe.
I've written a couple of books No Go Zones which is about migrant dominated neighborhoods specifically Muslim migrant dominated neighborhoods in Europe
Raheem spoke about his book 'No Go Zones' which he said is about migrant dominated neighborhoods, specifically Muslim migrant dominated neighborhoods in Europe.
I've written a couple of books, No Go Zones which is about migrant dominated neighborhoods, specifically Muslim migrant dominated neighborhoods in Europe.
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