Monday, 20 July 2026

The silver lining in the cloud of being censored; talking to Tayo, Marcher and Mike Malzahn


Curating my comments expecting them to be deleted

3:00  Further and better particulars
Olson

4:00  Christianity is perceived to be white.

6:00  Ad hominem

9:00   Tertullian

10:00  Those who live by the sword die by the sword.

11:00  Brett and Olson

12:00   Females of TLC


14:00  Chad is the walking wounded of the matriarchy.

15:00   Feminine risk aversion

16:00  How I would  implement Secular Koranism

18:00  The parachute that didn't open but is used again and again and again

19:00  Your wives and your children are enemies to you.

Being our own worst enemies

20:00  Maintenance

21:00  Risk averse women

22:00  The objectives of the Founding Fathers

23:00  Don't rock the boat.

24:00  Solving the problem of ever worsening government

25:00   Men who have a problem with authority.

The social disease of bastardy

26:00  Wheat and tares

28:00  The evil inclination

The accusation of being a Judaizer

29:00  My conversation with Megan Goldsby and Stefanie Cristos

31:00  Racist

32:00  Liberalism is also White Supremacy

33:00  Imperial supremacy

Secular Koranism

35:00  When intelligent men talk nonsense

36:00  Chad

38:00  Being a real person

40:00  Nobody is going to get  killed.

41:00  Matriarchy

Abolishing no fault divorce

43:00  People who say "I would  rather die."

44:00  George Washington's farewell speech

46:00  Broken beta losers

O G Rose

Sacred  social order

47:00  Christian mediocrities

MY FAVOURITE THINGS

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things
Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels
Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles
Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings
These are a few of my favorite things
Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes
Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes
Silver-white winters that melt into spring
These are a few of my favorite things
When the dog bites
When the bee stings
When I'm feeling sad
I simply remember my favorite things
And then I don't feel so bad

49:00  Husbands frightened of their wife

51:00  Facts and logic

52:00  Religion of our ancestors

The best religion

54:00  Being nice

Alpha male leaders

55:00  Middle class America

56:00  Fake piety

57:00  Independent thought

58:00  There is only one Abrahamic God.

59:00  Pagan antisemites

1:00:00  Codified principles

1:01:00  Beta males choosing their alpha male leader

1:02:00  No bachelors, no divorced men, no sodomites, no women, no married fathers whose children are not yet adults who are a credit to their parents

1:03:00  Social disease of illegitimacy

1:05:00  The vested interests of unmarriageable men

1:06:00  The Odyssey

1:09:00   TAYO joins

Nico's Discord server

1:11:00  E Michael Jones

Antisemitism

1:12:00  Israel

1:13:00  TLC

1:14:00  Better that the conversation is not published?

1:15:00  The war machine

1:16:00   Malign encouragement

1:17:00   America is the problem. 

Fake Christians

1:18:00  Nobody can  tell me what I have said that is untrue or illogical. 

1:19:00  Christianity

1:20:00  Secular Koranism

1:21:00  Sam Tideman

First Amendment forbids the establishment of any religion.

1:22:00  Blasphemy laws in Pakistan were gven by the British

1:23:00  Our religion should be supported by facts and logic.

1:24:00  Christianity

1:25:00  My agnosticism

1:26:00  Secular Koranism

1:27:00  MARCHER joins.

1:30:00  "You must be in a PVK Rando before we trust you."

1:32:00  Being on Tucker before one can be taken seriously

1:33:00  No platformed on MSM

1:35:00  Shared activity ie dialogue

1:36:00  Talking to Chris Howard

1:37:00  Luke Thompson and steel manning

1:39:00  Nobody wants to have a philosophical conversation about the nature and purpose of religion with me.

1:40:00  4 categories to help men choose a principled leader

1:42:00  Moral women of the West just have to support the principle that married parents should be privileged over non-parents and never married parents treated as sex offenders, but they won't even be  seen to be discussing such a thing. 

AI Overview                 

In early America, the formal legal practice of sentencing never-married mothers to public corporal punishment (such as public whipping, flogging, or the stocks) largely ceased during the late 18th century, specifically between the 1780s and the 1790s.

Following the American Revolutionary War, the newly formed United States experienced massive legal and cultural transformations that fundamentally altered how "bastardy" and non-marital births were handled.

The Shift in Punishment Methods

During the 17th and early 18th centuries, Puritan and early colonial legal codes heavily penalized unmarried pregnant women under strict fornication and bastardy laws. If a woman could not pay a financial fine, she was routinely subjected to public corporal punishment to shame her and deter the community.


However, by the late 1700s, this practice dissolved due to several major historical developments:

Rise of the Enlightenment: Post-Revolutionary American legal philosophy shifted away from public, bodily retribution. Lawmakers embraced the Enlightenment-era belief that public physical torture hardened criminals rather than reforming them.

Transition to Financial Obligations: Courts shifted their primary focus from punishing the "sin" of the mother to protecting the town's purse strings. Jurisdictions heavily favored bastardy bonds over physical violence. These bonds legally forced both the mother and the biological father to provide financial child support so the infant would not become a financial burden to the local taxpayers.

The "Cult of True Womanhood": By the turn of the 19th century, evolving cultural standards began to view women as inherently moral, delicate, and sentimental. Stripping a woman and whipping her in a town square came to be seen by the public as grotesque, inappropriate, and deeply un-American.

Institutionalization: For women who could not afford fines or support themselves, states abandoned the whipping post in favor of the newly constructed almshouses, workhouses, and penitentiaries, where the punishment became institutional labor rather than physical pain.

While social stigma, forced adoptions, and financial penalization of unwed mothers persisted deep into the 19th and 20th centuries, the physical whipping of never-married mothers by order of the state was effectively obsolete by 1800.

1:43:00  A period of grace of one year under Secular Koranism  

1:44:00  A Register of Repentant Married Parents and Unrepentant Married Parents

1:45:00  Licensed prostitutes working in licensed brothels under Secular Koranism

1:46:00  MIKE MALZAHN joins to discuss blasphemy and the difference between a republic and monarchy.

1:48:00  Abu Bakr and  the Ridda Wars

1:49:00  Apostasy

AI Overview

Abu Bakr executed apostates and rebels during the Ridda Wars (Wars of Apostasy) in 632–633 CE. Following Prophet Muhammad's death, many tribes rejected Medina's political authority, refused to pay the zakat tax, or followed false prophets. Abu Bakr launched military campaigns—led by commanders like Khalid ibn al-Walid—suppressing these rebellions, which resulted in the executions of those who refused to submit or recant. 

Historically and theologically, the nature of these executions is interpreted in a few ways: 
Political Rebellion: Many modern and historical accounts note that these campaigns were primarily political and military responses to armed insurrection and secession, rather than strictly policing private religious belief. 

Refusal of Zakat: A prominent group among the rebels acknowledged Islam but refused to pay the required alms to Abu Bakr's central government. Abu Bakr famously declared he would fight anyone who withheld even a piece of rope that was traditionally paid. 

Capital Punishment: Traditional Islamic jurisprudence (including the four major Sunni schools and several Shia sects) looks back to the rulings and precedents of Abu Bakr and the Companions to justify capital punishment for apostasy.

1:50:00  Absolute monarch > absolute dictator

Charles I > US Presidents

1:51:00  Kashoggi's death warrant signed by MBS

1:52:00  Colonial American bastardy laws

1:53:00  The Caliphate was dissolved in 1924.

1:56:00  Daee me?

1:57:00  Asia Bibi

1:58:00  "The War of Northern Aggression"

God did  not forbid slavery or prostitution.

1:59:00  The Koran on prostitution

2:00:00  Red-light district

2:01:00  God calling Jews the openly adulterous bride of God

AI Overview                 

In the Hebrew Bible, God frequently uses prostitution and adultery as a metaphor to describe the spiritual unfaithfulness of ancient Israel and Judah. This imagery serves as a way to illustrate the betrayal of the covenant, where the nation "played the whore" by abandoning God to worship idols and pursue foreign alliances.

This symbolic language appears primarily in the writings of the major prophets:

Ezekiel 16 and 23: These chapters contain some of the most striking and graphic imagery in scripture. God compares Jerusalem and Samaria to adulterous sisters who give themselves to foreign idols, "prostituting" themselves for alliances and wealth. Ezekiel uses the metaphor to express divine frustration and the severity of Israel's betrayal.

Hosea 1–3: God commands the prophet Hosea to marry a woman who has engaged in prostitution ("a wife of whoredom") to physically act out the metaphor of God's relationship with Israel. It illustrates how God continually pursues His people with steadfast love, even when they turn away to worship other gods.

Jeremiah 3: The prophet also employs this theme, accusing the people of "prostituting themselves with many lovers" by adopting the pagan religious practices of surrounding nations.

Historically, this prophetic language is not a literal condemnation of the women of Israel as commercial sex workers, but rather a powerful, culturally understood device to describe a spiritual issue. In ancient Israelite theology, the covenant was often compared to a marriage, making the worship of foreign gods a profound form of spiritual adultery or unfaithfulness.

2:01:00  The terms of the transaction for sexual services

2:03:00  Men should only be required to support their legitimate offspring. 

https://corpus.quran.com/translation.jsp?chapter=24&verse=2

2:05:00  Marriage license

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/37017533/tom-cruise-splits-ana-de-armas-spark/

2:10:00  For the sake of society, make the choice for women who want to be suppliers of sex to men easy to understand and clear.

2:13:00  What women have to do to keep men wanting to be men and pay for women

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The silver lining in the cloud of being censored; talking to Tayo, Marcher and Mike Malzahn

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