Socialist SCHOOLED in Heated Capitalism Debate! — Transcript

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1. 0:05Socialism step one to communism. Would
2. 0:07you like for me to describe both the
3. 0:09distinction between socialism and
4. 0:10communism if it'll make you feel better?
5. 0:13>> No, I'm I'm good. I was just asking if
6. 0:15you understood the
7. 0:15>> describe the distinction between
8. 0:17socialism and communism for me?
9. 0:19>> Communism is a system that is held by
10. 0:22the state. Socialism is meant to be held
11. 0:24by
12. 0:24>> That's incorrect. That's wrong.
13. 0:26Communism is a stateless society.
14. 0:30Socialism is a state-held society. The
15. 0:34state controls all means of production
16. 0:36under socialism, and under communism
17. 0:39there is no state.
18. 0:40>> I mean
19. 0:41that's fair, but we haven't seen
20. 0:43as far as I know, we haven't seen real
21. 0:44examples of either of those in the
22. 0:46world.
23. 0:47>> You see communism all the time at
24. 0:48communes.
25. 0:50In fact, that's where it came from was
26. 0:51from a commune.
27. 0:53>> That's true.
28. 0:53>> So, the the entirety
29. 0:55Yes, that's true. There has been no
30. 0:57government which has ever achieved
31. 0:58actual communism, but when we say
32. 1:00communism, what we're talking about is
33. 1:02the nth degree of socialism because you
34. 1:04can never get to a stateless society.
35. 1:06That's just madness.
36. 1:07>> Yeah.
37. 1:08I I'm not disagreeing with that. I don't
38. 1:11think that uh
39. 1:13like I don't think that socialism at its
40. 1:15core is a good system, and I don't think
41. 1:17that communism at its core is a good
42. 1:18system for the same reason that we seem
43. 1:21to be having problems with capitalism
44. 1:22right now because of the fact that once
45. 1:24something gets to a certain point, it's
46. 1:27being manipulated by people that don't
47. 1:28have the interest of
48. 1:30>> There ain't a [ __ ] thing in the world
49. 1:32wrong with with capitalism.
50. 1:34The problem is is that you [ __ ] won't
51. 1:37won't ever point the finger where it
52. 1:38belongs.
53. 1:40At the bad investor and the stupid
54. 1:42mother
55. 1:43who takes out the ginormous [ __ ] loan
56. 1:45and then ends up spending it on [ __ ]
57. 1:47that they don't need because they have
58. 1:49no impulse control, and you want to save
59. 1:51their their asses from themselves at the
60. 1:53expense of the most freeing doctrine on
61. 1:55planet Earth, which is that peasants
62. 1:57actually have access to capital.
63. 2:00Oh my if you could ever go back to the
64. 2:0215th century and go to peasants and say,
65. 2:04"Hey bro, I'm going to give you access
66. 2:06to capital that you can pay back over 30
67. 2:09years so that you can buy a plot of
68. 2:11land." They would get on their knees and
69. 2:13herald you as a [ __ ] savior.
70. 2:16As a savior, they would herald you.
71. 2:19And yet you [ __ ] commies want to take
72. 2:21away the access, the most freeing
73. 2:23doctrine on planet Earth, which is the
74. 2:24access humans beings have to giant sums
75. 2:28of capital to invest in businesses or
76. 2:30property so that they can free
77. 2:32themselves of being the peasant class
78. 2:34and rise up to the nobility, which many
79. 2:36do. You want to take that away because
80. 2:38some left
81. 2:40somewhere think capitalism is mean and
82. 2:42evil because it just doesn't equalize
83. 2:44the playing field.
84. 2:46>> So that's all it takes for to
85. 2:49rise up above your current means is a
86. 2:52loan?
87. 2:52>> This is the only in capitalist
88. 2:54societies, the only [ __ ] society ever
89. 2:56where people weren't born in their cast
90. 2:58and could rise out of it without
91. 3:00extraordinary circumstances. You right
92. 3:03now with the proper loan and investment
93. 3:06in your own business or something like
94. 3:07that can become part of a noble class.
95. 3:10You can literally rise above
96. 3:12circumstances that people in human
97. 3:13history could only dream of. They would
98. 3:16cry and beg God for what you [ __ ]
99. 3:19commies have access to right now.
100. 3:22>> I mean, call me a commie is pretty [ __ ]
101. 3:24based.
102. 3:24>> Sorry, socialists. You socialists have
103. 3:27right now.
104. 3:30>> Uh
105. 3:33I didn't really answer what I said.
106. 3:35>> Well, I think this would be a good point
107. 3:37to debate the morality of each system.
108. 3:40So the morality of communism versus the
109. 3:42morality of capitalism, um which one do
110. 3:46you think is more
111. 3:49Christian or more atheist or um
112. 3:53I mean, they I mean, there are
113. 3:54capitalists that don't have more
114. 3:56>> I can start with that. Socialism is
115. 3:58completely antithetical to Christianity
116. 4:00because it utilizes state force.
117. 4:02Christianity, the very requirement is
118. 4:04principles that you come to it of your
119. 4:06own free will. And if it's the case that
120. 4:08you don't come to it of your own free
121. 4:09will, if there's a state barrel of a gun
122. 4:11there that tried to force you to become
123. 4:13a Christian, guess what? You wouldn't be
124. 4:15a real Christian. That'd be antithetical
125. 4:17to Christ's teachings.
126. 4:18In fact, we actually find this in Acts.
127. 4:21We actually find where the apostles saw
128. 4:23the state failing to feed the people and
129. 4:24went and did it willingly.
130. 4:27That's where Christianity That's what it
131. 4:29is. It's not socialism and tree-hugging
132. 4:31hippie Jesus.
133. 4:35>> So, there's there's no amount of
134. 4:37socialism in
135. 4:39the populace coming together and
136. 4:41supporting
137. 4:43each other.
138. 4:43>> What's socialist about it?
139. 4:46>> Uh the fact that
140. 4:47>> Where's the state?
141. 4:48>> as one unit
142. 4:49>> the state?
143. 4:50>> those that are
144. 4:52in a lower class.
145. 4:52>> Where's the state requiring it? Where?
146. 4:58>> I mean, that's the idea behind it is
147. 5:00that there are people that look out for
148. 5:04the people
149. 5:04>> Can you show me anytime Christians come
150. 5:06together and one of them walks around
151. 5:08with a machine gun and says, "Put the
152. 5:10money in the offering plate so we can
153. 5:12feed the poor." Can you show me an
154. 5:13example of that anywhere, sir?
155. 5:15>> Oh, I didn't realize that was happening
156. 5:17here.
157. 5:17>> Oh, you don't? What happens if you don't
158. 5:18pay your [ __ ] taxes here?
159. 5:20>> Oh, I didn't realize that was democratic
160. 5:23socialism.
161. 5:23>> What happens if you didn't
162. 5:25Is that rampant capitalism? It's a bunch
163. 5:28of socialists who wanted the social
164. 5:29safety nets, which expanded the tax
165. 5:31system, including the income tax system.
166. 5:34They're the ones who expanded through
167. 5:36the barrel of the machine gun, the
168. 5:38rampant theft and of the American public
169. 5:41and all of their wealth.
170. 5:45>> I'm going to have to disagree because I
171. 5:46don't feel like those are the people
172. 5:48that um expanded upon the those very
173. 5:52negative aspects of our society that you
174. 5:54were talking about.
175. 5:55>> explain to me right now, if we were to
176. 5:57take and itemize government spending, do
177. 6:00we spend What do we spend the most on
178. 6:02right this second?
179. 6:04>> Um I believe
180. 6:05it is social programs followed by
181. 6:07>> Entitlements.
182. 6:09Right?
183. 6:10We spend the most on entitlement
184. 6:11programs.
185. 6:12>> So, so what money would you take like
186. 6:15where would you cut back on the social
187. 6:16programs?
188. 6:17>> sh- you don't even want to hear my
189. 6:18ginormous list. Let's start with social
190. 6:20security. Gone, day one. Gone. See you
191. 6:24later, social security. Sorry about
192. 6:26that. Yeah.
193. 6:27>> Please expand on that. What what do we
194. 6:28do in place of that?
195. 6:30>> You don't need to do anything in place
196. 6:31of that. It's the biggest problem with
197. 6:33you people. You always think that you
198. 6:34have to come in and give yet another
199. 6:36entitlement to replace an entitlement.
200. 6:38You don't have to do that. The truth is
201. 6:40is that people are a lot more wise with
202. 6:42their money when it's the case that they
203. 6:44have to save it themselves. And the
204. 6:45truth is is that if the government did
205. 6:48its job and put it in a lock box and
206. 6:50allowed it to accrue interest, you would
207. 6:52retire a multi-millionaire anyway. But
208. 6:54they don't. They raid the social
209. 6:56security lock box and they distribute it
210. 6:58to everybody on planet Earth for their
211. 6:59stupid pay-as-you-go programs that all
212. 7:01you dumbass socialists want.
213. 7:04That's what they actually do with the
214. 7:05money. There is no social security lock
215. 7:07box. There's never been a social
216. 7:09security lock box. A pay-as-you-go
217. 7:10system. They get it and they spend it
218. 7:13and then they borrow against it.
219. 7:15If it was the case that they actually
220. 7:16cared about the American public, they
221. 7:18would take their investment capital and
222. 7:20they would quadruple it by putting it in
223. 7:22their own dollar and in our own reserve
224. 7:24currency and putting it in various
225. 7:26investments. They don't do any of that
226. 7:27sh- cuz they don't care.
227. 7:29>> where would that money go after that?
228. 7:31>> That would go back to the person.
229. 7:33>> Oh.
230. 7:34>> Uh-huh.
231. 7:35>> Interesting.
232. 7:37>> That's not my policy prescription.
233. 7:39That's my critique of the stupid
234. 7:40socialist policy we currently have. They
235. 7:43don't even want it to work.
236. 7:44>> See, what you described was a socialist
237. 7:46policy that actually works when there's
238. 7:47governmental checks
239. 7:48>> work. They don't Not only does it not
240. 7:51work, right? It's one of the sh-
241. 7:53programs on planet Earth. Can you tell
242. 7:55me the last time you knew somebody
243. 7:57living on social security that actually
244. 7:58had enough to live and didn't work odd
245. 8:00jobs? Go ahead. Who are you? Who? They
246. 8:03just lived They lived on their social
247. 8:05security and they were comfortable with
248. 8:06it, huh?
249. 8:07>> Yeah, I'm sure that they were
250. 8:09comfortable with it. Would I choose to
251. 8:11live that way?
252. 8:11>> no. I'm saying they were living
253. 8:13comfortable lifestyles on their social
254. 8:14security.
255. 8:15>> What you or I would call comfortable?
256. 8:17No.
257. 8:18>> No. No.
258. 8:19>> They were comfortable and I would
259. 8:21>> No, they probably weren't very
260. 8:22comfortable, either. They were probably
261. 8:24eating [ __ ] processed food and
262. 8:26watching cable TV and wondering how the
263. 8:28[ __ ] they were going to get their next
264. 8:29meal, like most people who are living on
265. 8:31social security.
266. 8:33>> Military cheese is the [ __ ]
267. 8:37>> The [ __ ] system, trash system, always
268. 8:39been a trash system and all it does is
269. 8:41it
270. 8:42uh redistributes a huge amount of wealth
271. 8:45to the government for them to spend on
272. 8:46entitlement [ __ ] like oh, freedom
273. 8:50for le- black women who get their
274. 8:52gender-affirming care. They spend
275. 8:54hundreds of millions of dollars and
276. 8:56social security is a primary source of
277. 8:57income for that.
278. 8:59>> What do you think about public education
279. 9:00and the fact that that's a socialist
280. 9:02program that's funded by taxes?
281. 9:03>> Oh, public education? Well, that's
282. 9:06fantastic. Let's take a look, shall we,
283. 9:09at the literacy rate of the United
284. 9:10States who spends the most amount of
285. 9:12money on public education. Where do you
286. 9:14think we land in the world, sir?
287. 9:16>> It's It's really poor.
288. 9:17>> Oh, it's really poor and yet we spend
289. 9:18the most amount of money. Can you want
290. 9:20to square that [ __ ] circle for me,
291. 9:21bro?
292. 9:22>> Yeah, I do, actually.
293. 9:24>> wait to hear it.
294. 9:24>> big That is a big part of
295. 9:26>> guess, it's due to racism? It's due to
296. 9:28racism and sexism?
297. 9:31Go ahead, sir.
298. 9:33>> Go ahead.
299. 9:34No, actually, my thing that I was going
300. 9:37to say is
301. 9:38the corruption in our government is the
302. 9:40reason that these things don't work
303. 9:41because of the fact that they're allowed
304. 9:44to be influenced by corporations and
305. 9:47lobbyists and have their pockets grow.
306. 9:50And instead of them doing
307. 9:52>> [ __ ] would that have to do with the fact
308. 9:54that we spend
309. 9:55so much money on education in this
310. 9:58nation, the largest amount by far of any
311. 10:01other nation, and end up with some of
312. 10:03the poorest
313. 10:04>> in the corrupt way.
314. 10:05>> Oh, okay. Where should it be spent?
315. 10:08>> I don't know.
316. 10:09>> You don't know?
317. 10:10>> not that deep into that, but I do know
318. 10:12that the education systems aren't funded
319. 10:15properly.
320. 10:16>> How are they not funded prop- They're
321. 10:17overfunded. I just explained to you they
322. 10:20overfund them. They get huge amounts of
323. 10:23money huge swaths of money which go to
324. 10:26our public institutions for schooling to
325. 10:28turn out some of the dumbest mother
326. 10:30who've ever walked this planet. You know
327. 10:33why? I'll tell you exactly why that is.
328. 10:35It's because the standards are way down
329. 10:37here. See what happens is if you take
330. 10:39something and you make it so that
331. 10:40everybody can do it, becomes [ __ ]
332. 10:42worthless. Becomes useless. So if you
333. 10:44take the standard and say every kid can
334. 10:47go from kindergarten to 12th grade and
335. 10:48pass as long as they just come in and
336. 10:51warm a seat with their asses, worthless.
337. 10:53It's worthless.
338. 10:55So what you have to do actually is you
339. 10:56have to introduce what's called merit,
340. 10:58right? Which is if you come into these
341. 11:00public institutions and you're a [ __ ]
342. 11:02idiot, you're not going to pass because
343. 11:04you're [ __ ] stupid and you need to go
344. 11:05get a janitor job. You can't do the No
345. 11:07Child Left Behind. You can't do the
346. 11:09Everybody gets to pass. Cuz you know
347. 11:12why? Because then the curriculum becomes
348. 11:14worthless and you produce the dumbest
349. 11:16[ __ ] on planet Earth who vote
350. 11:18for socialists.
351. 11:21>> Andrew, do you think that's kind of
352. 11:23where the entire DEI thing kind of just
353. 11:26got shut down
354. 11:27in the past couple of years where the
355. 11:29schools that are
356. 11:31kind of monetizing people that aren't
357. 11:34like the Asian community an example
358. 11:37aren't getting the same amount of money
359. 11:38or like the same amount of scholarships
360. 11:41as
361. 11:41>> DEI was never shut down.
362. 11:45>> You don't think it's
363. 11:46>> No, it's never been shut down.
364. 11:48The truth is is there's still huge grab
365. 11:50bags that go through the state. Uh maybe
366. 11:52not the federal government as much, but
367. 11:54through many many many states designed
368. 11:56specifically to put women of color and
369. 11:58gay and alliance people and [ __ ] in
370. 12:01positions that they got no business
371. 12:02being in.
372. 12:03There's They go to the state of
373. 12:05California. One of the easiest picks for
374. 12:08where you can see DEI in practice. You
375. 12:10can go to Maryland and see it as well.
376. 12:12You can go to many states and see DEI at
377. 12:14full swing and full practice. You can
378. 12:16also see government handouts which go to
379. 12:18various airports so they can get
380. 12:20unqualified pilots in there to do a [ __ ]
381. 12:22nose dive when they go through a storm
382. 12:24right into the ground on public TV so
383. 12:26that we can watch them all die due to
384. 12:28their [ __ ] stupidity. That's the nation
385. 12:31we live in under socialist policies. I
386. 12:34don't remember seeing a whole lot of
387. 12:36that when I was growing up, do you? No,
388. 12:38not really, but I also remember kids
389. 12:39failing in school when I was growing up.
390. 12:42Why? Because if you if you lower that
391. 12:44curriculum, man, to where everybody can
392. 12:46do it, it becomes worthless, just like a
393. 12:47college degree. If everybody can get
394. 12:49one, it's [ __ ] useless. It's useless.
395. 12:52>> Well, I I I was reading this article a
396. 12:55couple weeks ago and it was talking
397. 12:56about how um they basically got rid of
398. 12:59mathematics like math scores and reading
399. 13:02scores in certain schools and it was
400. 13:05because
401. 13:06>> Because they can't read and they can't
402. 13:08do [ __ ] math, that's why.
403. 13:09>> Yeah.
404. 13:10>> Cuz they can't do it.
405. 13:11>> Yeah, and it was like, oh, well, they're
406. 13:14good, and then they just let them
407. 13:15graduate anyways.
408. 13:17And I think that's kind of
409. 13:20Let me ask what are you
410. 13:24What is your belief in a
411. 13:26a better system than that? Like if you
412. 13:28don't think that what we should be doing
413. 13:31is
414. 13:31>> Oh, I'm glad that
415. 13:32>> at some way to fund education, at some
416. 13:35way to pursue a way to
417. 13:38further um the intelligence of our
418. 13:41society here in America at the very
419. 13:43least. What do you think is the correct
420. 13:45way?
421. 13:45>> That doesn't make more intelligent
422. 13:46people. You know what seems to make more
423. 13:48intelligent people? Homeschooling makes
424. 13:50They test way higher uh on average than
425. 13:54people who are in public schools. And
426. 13:55guess what? For a quarter of the price
427. 13:57that we fund public schools, we can give
428. 13:59every single family in America school
429. 14:01vouchers and mom can stay at home and
430. 14:03teach Junior how to read and write. And
431. 14:05guess what? Those kids tend to do way
432. 14:07better. Even if their parents are [ __ ]
433. 14:09idiots, they still tend to do better.
434. 14:11And you want to know why that is? It's
435. 14:13really fun how this works. So, you just
436. 14:15got to take genetics. So, if you're
437. 14:17really stupid and your wife's really
438. 14:19stupid, you're probably going to have a
439. 14:20really stupid kid. That's actually true,
440. 14:22right? That's just part of genetics.
441. 14:24But, if you send that really stupid kid
442. 14:26to public school, all you do is lower
443. 14:28the average so that the kids who are at
444. 14:31public school now have to go to the
445. 14:32lowest common denominator so that your
446. 14:34stupid kid can pass. It's actually way
447. 14:37better for your child to stay at home so
448. 14:40that your
449. 14:41parents can train him. And why? Because
450. 14:44they really can't train him past the
451. 14:46point of their own
452. 14:47anyway. The public school's not going to
453. 14:49be able to help him past that. So, if
454. 14:51mom and dad can read and write, stay at
455. 14:53home and do it for an hour a day and
456. 14:55junior will be just fine, man. He'll be
457. 14:58just fine. He'll be scrubbing the same
458. 15:00toilet he would if he when he got out of
459. 15:02high school anyway.
460. 15:04>> And you have no concern about um his
461. 15:07quality of life or what happens when
462. 15:09>> to have the same He's going to have a
463. 15:11better quality of life. What do you
464. 15:12mean?
465. 15:13>> He just works as a janitor and lives at
466. 15:15home for the rest of
467. 15:16>> working as a janitor anyway if he went
468. 15:17through the public school system. You
469. 15:19think the public school system is going
470. 15:20to make him smarter?
471. 15:21>> So, you think that
472. 15:22>> It doesn't make him smarter, bro.
473. 15:24>> It doesn't make anybody smarter.
474. 15:26>> No. School is not School is not for
475. 15:30smart people. You want me to prove it?
476. 15:32When you're really smart, you get to
477. 15:34skip school.
478. 15:36That's how you know it's not for smart
479. 15:37people. It's for dumb people. Because
480. 15:39when you're really smart, what do they
481. 15:41do? They go, "You don't need to deal
482. 15:42with any of this
483. 15:44Guess what? You go right to college.
484. 15:46You're in sixth grade, you go right to
485. 15:48college age classes cuz you're really
486. 15:50smart. And that's for stupid people.
487. 15:52Stupid people are the ones who go to
488. 15:54school
489. 15:55because they're stupid. That's how that
490. 15:57works. And they need to be educated. The
491. 16:00problem is is that even in our education
492. 16:02standards, right? We can't actually
493. 16:04educate them properly because we have to
494. 16:06appeal to the lowest common denominator.
495. 16:08So, we have to give them the stupidest
496. 16:10curriculum possible. So, even if they're
497. 16:11talented students, they're f-
498. 16:14because they have to deal with all the
499. 16:15pristinely untalented students [ __ ]
500. 16:19>> And extremely untalented teachers
501. 16:22and professors that are spewing all this
502. 16:25[ __ ] that makes them dumber anyways.