Taken from JRE #1941 w/Bridget Phetasy:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4BV4zMaFjRvab7peglqG8n?si=ae39080dbe044d78

There was a thing on the CBC and it was talking about the word freedom and that the word freedom is being used many times by far right activists.

Here, I'll send it to you, Jamie, because this is so fucking...

Why the word freedom is such a useful rallying cry for protesters.

The word has become common amongst far-right groups.

So by putting that far-right in there, far-right, but like there's no indication whatsoever that those truckers in Canada were far-right.

A lot of those are working class people that just did not like the idea that they were being forced to do this medical procedure in order to keep their job.

Trudeau personally labeled them as racists and misogynists.

Just so like, whatever they say doesn't mean anything.

So this is what they're doing here with the term freedom, which is like 1 of the most basic tenets for human rights.

Your liberty as a human being, your ability to express yourself, your ability to talk about things, to protest, to do what you want.

Inherent in the idea of a free country is the right to protest.

That's why that headline is beyond parody.

But it's actually something that's being pushed on the CBC, which is really crazy.

Because they're setting you up for this idea that you requesting freedom, it's like it puts you in the category of anti-vaxxers or racists or far-right people.

It's just these weird ways that mainstream media has fallen into labeling people in order to pass an agenda and pass this, to put this narrative out there.

But the fact that they're willing to do it with something that is so important, like freedom.

So to say that using the word freedom is something that protesters use.

You're basically, this is like China stuff.

But not just protesters, far right pro- Far right protesters.

far left protesters and that's not being talked about.

The fact that they're saying that there's an actual article disparaging the concept of freedom, it's really crazy.

And I never would have thought before the pandemic that that would have happened to Canada.

I thought Canada was this like really friendly, cool place where they kind of got it like Canada was kind of better than the United States in my opinion I would go up there.

It's like I would say with Canada I would use this term is 20% less douchebags.

Yeah, that's what it's like now under Trudeau, it's like it's become this very weird thing.

Have you seen they're trying to push for a digital ID now?

Yeah, I mean, I have a friend, Anna Slats, she is the founder of Redux, the website that does a lot, she covers a lot of the gender stuff because she's just like a feminist who's on

And she's Canadian and I asked her about this and that there's no way I'm gonna be able to, I would butcher her explanation, but she has a really interesting explanation for why Canada has gone in this direction and I wish I was as smart as her and Articulate, but she I was trying to

It was it was essentially something about the way that Canada is found was founded So how I wish I could remember it's I just don't know enough about Canada

They don't have a First Amendment up there.

but something borderline corporate it was it was interesting I just I don't know enough about Canada and I was reading it I told her she's

I told her she should write 1 about it because I think it's a really important insight that she has and she should put it out there.

So how is this what seemed like a very liberal, tolerant, open society slipped into what seems like totalitarianism or you know slipping into it.

They just seem like the entire culture is open to being like free, anti-freedom, which is strange to me.

I always thought of Canada as like, hey, cool, man.

Well, they're being sold a pile of bullshit.

And the pile of bullshit is you must give up your freedom in order for others to be equal.

You must give up your freedom in order for society to function in the proper way.

You must give up your freedom in order for things to be equitable and inclusive and fair, and it's horseshit, and it's a mindfuck.

It's a mindfuck that you hear coming out of the WEF, and Trudeau echoes it, and they say the right words, and use the right phrases, and at the end of the day what's happening is you're gonna lose your ability to protest you're gonna lose your ability to express yourself you're gonna lose your ability to have your say when things start moving in this general direction towards the centralized government being able to control various aspects of your life.

1 of the things that we found out during this protest, the Trucker protest, was they froze their fucking bank

I mean, that is some dictator, third world, banana republic bullshit.

And the fact that that was going on in Canada And they justified it and they didn't just freeze their their their money the people that were protesting They froze the the bank accounts of people that were donating.


Speaker 0: The Jerogen Experience.

Speaker 1: Did you see the fucking article today? There was a thing on the CBC and it was talking about the word freedom and that the word freedom is being used many times by far right activists. Freedom. Here, I'll send it to you, Jamie, because this is so fucking... Canada is so fucking wild right now.

It's such a really crazy place. Here it is. Why the word freedom is such a useful rallying cry for protesters. The word has become common amongst far-right groups. So by putting that far-right in there, far-right, but like there's no indication whatsoever that those truckers in Canada were far-right.

A lot of those are working class people that just did not like the idea that they were being forced to do this medical procedure in order to keep their job. And so they labeled them as far-right. Trudeau personally labeled them as racists and misogynists. Just like, just so he could disparage

Speaker 0: them.

Speaker 1: Just so like, whatever they say doesn't mean anything. So this is what they're doing here with the term freedom, which is like 1 of the most basic tenets for human rights. Your liberty as a human being, your ability to express yourself, your ability to talk about things, to protest, to do what you want.

Speaker 0: That's what

Speaker 1: I mean. Freedom is so fucking important.

Speaker 0: Inherent in the idea of a free country is the right to protest. Right. They go hand in hand. That's why that headline is beyond parody.

Speaker 1: But it's actually something that's being pushed on the CBC, which is really crazy.

Speaker 0: Well, it's sinister.

Speaker 1: Because they're setting you up for this idea that you requesting freedom, it's like it puts you in the category of anti-vaxxers or racists or far-right people. It's just these weird ways that mainstream media has fallen into labeling people in order to pass an agenda and pass this, to put this narrative out there. But the fact that they're willing to do it with something that is so important, like freedom.

Speaker 0: Like protesting. Yeah. Protesting is fundamental to freedom. So to say that using the word freedom is something that protesters use. You're basically, this is like China stuff.

Speaker 1: But not just protesters, far right pro- Far right protesters.

Speaker 0: Because you get a

Speaker 1: far left protesters and that's not being talked about. Like freedom is very

Speaker 0: fucking important. They don't want freedom.

Speaker 1: The fact that they're saying that there's an actual article disparaging the concept of freedom, it's really crazy. It's scary as fuck. And I never would have thought before the pandemic that that would have happened to Canada. I thought Canada was this like really friendly, cool place where they kind of got it like Canada was kind of better than the United States in my opinion I would go up there. I'm like people are friendlier.

They're nice. It's like I would say with Canada I would use this term is 20% less douchebags. Yeah, that's what it's like now under Trudeau, it's like it's become this very weird thing. Have you seen they're trying to push for a digital ID now?

Speaker 0: Yeah, I mean, I have a friend, Anna Slats, she is the founder of Redux, the website that does a lot, she covers a lot of the gender stuff because she's just like a feminist who's on

Speaker 1: it.

Speaker 0: And she's Canadian and I asked her about this and that there's no way I'm gonna be able to, I would butcher her explanation, but she has a really interesting explanation for why Canada has gone in this direction and I wish I was as smart as her and Articulate, but she I was trying to

Speaker 1: paraphrase it. What do you mean?

Speaker 0: It was it was essentially something about the way that Canada is found was founded So how I wish I could remember it's I just don't know enough about Canada

Speaker 1: They don't have a First Amendment up there. Yeah, that's that's a giant factor,

Speaker 0: but something borderline corporate it was it was interesting I just I don't know enough about Canada and I was reading it I told her she's

Speaker 1: what is her name

Speaker 0: Anna slats

Speaker 1: is she have an article about this

Speaker 0: I told her she should write 1 about it because I think it's a really important insight that she has and she should put it out there. Because I was like how how? Because it seemed very liberal to me. So how is this what seemed like a very liberal, tolerant, open society slipped into what seems like totalitarianism or you know slipping into it. They just seem like the entire culture is open to being like free, anti-freedom, which is strange to me.

I always thought of Canada as like, hey, cool, man.

Speaker 1: Well, they're being sold a pile of bullshit. And the pile of bullshit is you must give up your freedom in order for others to be equal. You must give up your freedom in order for society to function in the proper way. You must give up your freedom in order for things to be equitable and inclusive and fair, and it's horseshit, and it's a mindfuck. It's a mindfuck that you hear coming out of the WEF, and Trudeau echoes it, and they say the right words, and use the right phrases, and at the end of the day what's happening is you're gonna lose your ability to protest you're gonna lose your ability to express yourself you're gonna lose your ability to have your say when things start moving in this general direction towards the centralized government being able to control various aspects of your life.

1 of the things that we found out during this protest, the Trucker protest, was they froze their fucking bank

Speaker 0: accounts. I know, that was nuts.

Speaker 1: That is fucking nuts. I mean, that is some dictator, third world, banana republic bullshit. And the fact that that was going on in Canada And they justified it and they didn't just freeze their their their money the people that were protesting They froze the the bank accounts of people that were donating.

Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah, that was the

Speaker 1: fucking insane

Speaker 0: Yeah, it was really really insane

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