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**[00:01]** I'm sorry. I'm just making this piece of art here. One sec. So, what are you saying again? Say it again. >> I was saying like what were you saying about Dan? >> Um, not much. I'll show >> Where the [__] did he even come from? It seemed like he just kind of came out of nowhere. I know we said he came from Marty, but It was like a Yeah, it was like one of those things where
**[00:33]** I thought it was just like a a one and done bit cuz you know like Dim Tulie is like a spin on Tim Duly but it was just a funny silly thing but he just kind of stuck around. Now I think like next to TXT he's like your biggest Alog right now. >> You must have really done something to hurt him to make him like do all this maybe. What do you think he did to him?
**[00:59]** Like why do you think he goes through all this effort to uh you know attack you and stuff? >> To to attack what? >> Like what do you think like in his mind what do you think that you did to him to make him do all this stuff? Attack you and stuff. It's very clearly personal. >> Are we talking about Dim now or? >> Yeah, Dim. >> Well, I guess both because they both seem to be
**[01:22]** pretty um obsessed with stalking you and ruining your life. >> Well, that's because they're invested. It has not originally made that >> well for well it started with TXT but it's because he's delusional. >> He has a p it's a pattern that it's his psychological pattern. So it starts with saying I don't believe that you know it starts with a scuff. So it would start with you say something like you say look it's like this right
**[01:52]** just say something just say anything and say just make any statement right now and say look this is this thing is like that just try try it and I'll show you how it starts >> I don't believe that you are god >> well I'll show you how I'll show you how it starts >> something I said >> well no well say something about yourself right say look it's this thing is like that you know don't say
**[02:20]** something that it isn't >> say things that >> oh um >> say like the sky is blue >> or whatever say you know >> yeah the sky is blue >> right and then I say no no it isn't I don't I don't believe it when you say it and now it's going to bother me it actually pisses me off >> so why would I be pissed off already when you make the first statement >> right you
**[02:40]** can and can you see how it would annoy me >> you think they're actually pissed off at you think they're upset with you about something or No, >> no, they are scoffers by nature. They are like this that that that's their deep nature. They have seeds of >> this is why we have made this uh what do you call it story so that you can understand how their psychology actually works. But they have a it's good
**[03:02]** to understand the tree of strife and the tree of life. But essentially some of the things that they do it comes from strife and from their from the root of the seeds that they sew. And so they don't sew any fruit. Instead what they sew is is you know scuffing and mocking, right? And so their general statement is to to doubt something. And so if you doubt everything then of course what's your conclusion is always going
**[03:29]** to be doubt in something and that then you're going to have certainty in your doubt which is what is [snorts] that also called is called delusion right so you become negative from your very habit >> yes of course >> yeah and they say you're the delusional >> yeah but okay so let me ask you who do you think is who sounds more delusional >> just about everything in general >> say say that cuz you're lagging. You're
**[03:56]** lagging. Yeah. Okay. >> I like you. >> Well, you spent a lot of you spent a lot of time with them and TXT. I mean, do you think that they are sane? >> Um, honestly, if you want me to be real, like my other than when I started like past couple of days when they really started attacking me because we're buddies now. Um, they were always pretty normal. >> Okay. So, so what about now? So, now
**[04:24]** their behavior is different. >> Yeah. Now, now that they're attacking me, I'm like, "Okay, now I see it from your perspective. They're they're uh they're bad people, you know, like doxy my dad because uh >> Right. Because they will just with you is pretty [__] up, >> right? Because they will just expand their idea of it, which means that they're not interested in freedom for another soul. For instance, they don't respect another soul's journey. That's what
**[04:49]** you that's one of the things you can conclude from it, right? is that if somebody is stepping into the same thing then what what happens then well then they will they will try to consume that thing too is that justified do you think like do you think they have >> justification justified >> right so if they've done that pattern though for like 11 12 years or 10 years whatever some like then they're you you could extrapolate
**[05:13]** that they're actively using their delusions in order to enforce something that they don't really have a jurisdiction for but they and create a justification for during the process of this >> breaking down if you just say I don't I don't believe that I I doubt that I doubt that. So what they're saying essentially when they start is your um what do you call it your assertions and your truth and so on they will simply override that
**[05:39]** by saying oh no no no that can't be so anything they'll just make any new conclusion new conclusion from the first starting point does that make sense which means >> you can it doesn't even matter like so that's that is delusion Right. >> Right. If they >> if they literally draw up their own conclusions. So that's and and then that creates anger. Right. But where does the anger come from? It comes from his own understanding of
**[06:11]** somebody is like, "No, why why aren't you like the way that I [__] picture you?" Right? Like [snorts] because I never like what? Go [__] yourself [__] dog. >> Um >> are you angry at them? No, no. I'm just It's like it's it's ridiculous. It's they're they're beneath me, you know? I pity them. They're fools. >> What What do you pity about them in particular? >> I pity that they're so foolish or one >> Yeah. >>
**[06:43]** that they can't learn, that they're they can't evolve very much, that they don't seem to they can't see their own folly and so on. It's exactly like the Bible, which is why we brought the Bible up. Why not? >> So, do do you ever uh ponder the possibility that maybe they act a certain way online and then like in real life they act completely different? >> Oh, yeah. Absolutely. >> You seem to like to draw a
**[07:03]** lot of confusions about like who they are as people based on how they interact with you. But just from like what I know, what I've seen, it's like two two different sides of them. It's like who they portray themselves to be online and then uh who they actually are in real life. >> Right. That's, you know, we've we've gone over that in the past, but we we don't like in in that sense, I don't really care
**[07:22]** what they are in the in the other because the truth is the monster that's coming out of them. That's the true part of them, even if they're putting on a mask or whatever, because they're putting they're putting out their own these are what that's what comes out from inside of them, whether they want to acknowledge that or not. But it's even worse that it's a secret the things that they're running around and doing, right? Does that
**[07:42]** make it better or worse? that they're trying to manipulate people and do these things. >> Have I not always been honest? And >> well, you just said it in everything you said, right? You know, if they are two people, two different people, >> right? Is that good or bad? >> Well, everyone has everyone has different sides of them, you know? I don't necessarily think that's manipulation. >> Really? >> Yeah. So, one is a human >> one
**[08:15]** is a human trafficking beta [__] male that's like stalking somebody for 12 years and then just some ordinary guy. Like what are you talking about? Like what? >> That's psychotic. That's crazy. It's wild. >> That is something you need to go. >> They should go to a doctor with that. >> Well, it's like when when you go into work, right? You act a certain way. >> If somebody needs to stalk somebody in their spare time, bro,
**[08:37]** that's not just a different person. That's a problem. It's a mental issue. >> Well, would you really say it's stalking if they're just kind of like watching you when you're live streaming? >> That isn't what they're doing, though. >> So, >> well, I mean, not all of them, but a lot of them, you know, they're just watching and commenting on what they watch. >> I don't know about that. Do they talk to me? >> They try
**[09:02]** to, but you banned them. >> Okay. Well, maybe they don't treat me right then. Also, I'll I'll concede this, and this might make you mad. I I really don't care. You know, when I was messing with you, one of the things that I would do is I would come in and pretend like I was just like a new person who doesn't really know anything about you, just asking you regular questions like I have no idea. You
**[09:23]** have no idea like who it is. It's it's like a brand new person. And then even still, like it'll always uh end up being like, "Oh, I am God." It's like, "Okay, well, I don't really think that you're God." And then you always like freak out and abandon me. So maybe that happens with a lot of them where they're just trying to talk to you like a regular person and it comes to some minor disagreement and
**[09:42]** then you just end up banning them and assuming that they're stuck. >> Yeah, maybe. Who knows? >> Like I understand you got to keep your defenses up based on everything that's happened, but you just can't always assume people who are curious always have bad intentions. >> Sure. But I know I know people pretty well. So yeah, I'm I'm pretty good at spotting it. >> Well, you could always grow and learn more. You know, everyone's got gaps
**[10:15]** in their knowledge. Even I do. You know, it's human. >> Sure. >> But have I not been good at sorting? Have I not Have I not been good at asserting assorting people? >> I wouldn't say so. I've genuinely seen some people who have come to you in pretty good faith and you kind of treated them pretty poorly. Like remember uh Optimus Geek. >> Yeah. She was really nice. And like as someone who was in the inside
**[10:40]** at that time, I know she was genuinely trying to be friends with you and yet you'd always like freak out at her for, you know, no reason. >> Yeah. But again, it's like I get why you got to be defensive based off everything that's happened. But you know that it's kind of like a double-edged sword. You know, it it uh makes it so you miss out on some genuine interactions with genuine people. >> I don't think
**[11:06]** it's my fault because I think people should stop attacking me. Maybe, you know, there's no justification for what people is doing. >> Yeah, I'm not justifying that, but I'm saying like between you and Optimistic, who had nothing to do with that, do you think she deserved all the times that you freaked out at her and, you know, threatened her? I scream at everyone PKFC because everyone is taking part in this and I don't and I want
**[11:26]** it to end, right? I I want it to just Yeah. But I I just wanted to have peace for 10 years, right? So it's like and so >> and people come to you in peace and then you still freak out. >> Yeah. Because when I want peace and people attack my peace and then I get frustrated at everybody. >> But but I'm talking about people who come to you in peace and don't make make you not
**[11:48]** peaceful. They come to you like with good intentions. I I understand and that's what I'm saying is that I I get frustrated at everybody. >> Yeah. >> But would you be willing to concede that maybe it is your fault when you'd have people who do have good intentions? >> I don't know like There are a lot of disappointments. So in that sense, I think maybe it's better just yelling at them. >> I think it's better to
**[12:32]** just yell at everybody. >> Yeah. >> And you wonder why, you know, you don't have any friends. >> It's okay. >> You know, people generally don't really like people that yell at them. That's great. >> Especially when they're trying to be peaceful. If I just met somebody and within our first interaction, they just start screaming at me over a minor disagreement for something that has nothing to do with me, I would be like, "Oh, this person
**[13:01]** isn't very pleasant. I should probably keep my distance." >> Yeah. But it's like I know because you yell at everybody, it's kind of like a uh you could go two different routes. You either get upset at it and then they attack you or they just walk away. But either way, you're not really getting what you want. What you seem to want is like genuine connection. But based on how you act, it seems like, you know, it's
**[13:28]** kind of impossible to get that when you're just yelling at everybody. >> Well, I don't want to be complained to. Who said anything about complaining? >> You sound like you're complaining. >> No, I'm just making observations, my man. >> I don't know. >> You know, I've been interacting with >> talking about >> Oh, they certainly are. You know, I've been interacting with you for two years, and these are things that I've observed. You know, >> I
**[13:59]** didn't ask. >> Okay. Well, we're having a conversation. You know, this is what happens in conversations. >> Thanks. I didn't But I didn't ask. >> But that has nothing to do. I'm just like I said, this is just a natural flow of a conversation. >> Yeah, but people should treat me better. That's that's all they should. They shouldn't. >> Of course, but people had treated you better yet. >> No. No, they haven't. No, they haven't. They've
**[14:22]** never What about optimistic? >> No. Yeah. Well, yeah, sure. But people still treated me like [__] at that time. >> But, but let's let's take away all those other people. Let's just use optimistic as an example. She's somebody who came at you in good faith, genuinely wanted the best for you, and then you'd still yell at her. So, I'm just trying to uh understand like how you reconcile that. >> How do you know? >> Optimacy. Cuz
**[14:42]** she'd always she'd all Oh, why? How do I know you yelled at her? Because I saw it. >> Why would you know I would yell at people if people weren't harassing me all the time? >> Well, that that's a good point. But what I'm saying that doesn't excuse when you yell at people who are coming at you in good faith. You know, you could have a justification for why you're so angry. >> No. >> Yeah, of
**[15:01]** course you can have a justification for why you're so angry, but you can't justify treating people who don't, you know, who do treat you well, you know. >> No. No. >> So, you think because of the state that other people put you in, you don't have to be responsible for the shitty ways that you treat other people? That's your point. >> Yeah. Yep. >> Okay. All right. And I disagree with that, but we could agree to
**[15:24]** disagree. >> Yeah, that's fine. But, you know, I'm handicapped, so I shouldn't be mistreated. >> Yeah. But I don't think you should be constantly using the fact that you're handicapped as a crutch. You know, you're not like incompetent. You have a sound head above your shoulders. >> I shouldn't be >> capable of thinking critically. >> So I shouldn't be abused, >> right? So I shouldn't be abused. I should never I should never be abused. No one
**[15:49]** I shouldn't be abused. The endus go [__] yourself with your criticism. >> Okay. So I'm not criticizing you. >> You are part of the problem. Can you don't MAKE ME GO [__] YOURSELF, DUDE. Shut the [__] up. >> Okay. >> You sound like a [__] [__] You're [__] annoying. Shut your [__] mouth. >> What am I saying? That's >> just shut up. >> Okay. BUT I'D LIKE >> SHUT UP. Drive the [__] car. >> You're annoying.
**[16:24]** You're annoying. You're annoying. >> Because I'm >> You're annoying cuz you're annoying. I'm just trying to have a conversation, Tim. >> Yeah, and you are annoying. >> Why? What? What about this conversation is annoying? >> Shut up. >> So, this conversation can be a very good example as to why you don't get along with people. >> I I I don't I'm didn't ask for your advice. Can you shut up, dude? >> I'm not giving you advice.
**[16:57]** I'm just making >> Shut up. >> What's going on, guys? How's it going, brother? >> People are [__] That's >> You're You're annoying me, by the way. And that's why I'm yelling at people cuz you're annoying me. You keep giving me [__] I don't need. Like, why why do you offload [__] >> Wait, wait. Who is Kass? >> Yeah. Why do you offload your [__] on me? I don't want to hear your [__] garbage. >> Oh
**[17:31]** [__] What the hell? Why you Why you like that? You're But you're [__] annoying, dude. >> Can you annoying >> from the midterm election? See you