00:09:00 Stephen Paul Foster, “The Rise of the “Bubble People”” 00:11:00 Stephen Paul Foster, “Blackness, Fatness, & the Great Replacement at Target” 00:12:30 Obesity could be driven by racial replacement and a lot more fat people in Europe due to the importation of American culture 00:13:30 The enormity of black women 00:14:30 “Defining deviancy down” 00:16:00 Nick discusses his struggles with weight and modern people being more tolerant of sin 00:17:30 Landwhales and their proliferation 00:19:00 The rapid decline of human capital 00:20:00 What is Desolation’s March about? The book’s background 00:22:00 Edward Gibbon’s The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 00:23:00 Bill and Hillary Clinton 00:26:00 Two perennial philosophical archetypes: dreamer theologians and ideologues and historians 00:28:30 Twenty-first century barbarians 00:29:30 Oswald Spengler, civilization is bracketed on both sides by barbarism, and the film Watership Down 00:31:00 Bill Clinton, the first Baby Boomer and black president 00:32:00 Wiggers and creatures governed by passion 00:33:30 A Macedonia play, “Let this not think, let these not work, and let this not be full” 00:34:00 Hillary Clinton’s sadism 00:35:00 Bill was the poetry and Hillary was the prose 00:36:30 Donald Trump kept Hillary Clinton out of the presidency and did a great service to the American people 00:37:00 The three themes of Desolation’s March: the medicalization of morality, the rise of the amusement state, and personalism 00:39:30 The definition of personalism 00:41:00 Self-improvement comes from a place of low self-esteem 00:43:00 The prism of feeling well is actually destroying us 00:43:30 The answer to personalism is collectivism and patriotic fervor 00:45:00 Personalism is anti-hierarchical and equality is its destination 00:47:00 Young men preparing better meals for others than themselves; when the best of humanity comes to the fore 00:48:00 Food and eating as ceremonial social function. 00:49:30 Amusement eating 00:51:30 The therapeutic state 00:52:30 Blair Cottrell Discusses Pharmacology on The Writers’ Bloc and George Orwell, tea and sugar and the British working class 00:55:00 Marriage, eating separately, and French law 00:57:00 When Stephen was young, people dressed up for church 00:58:30 Personalism flattens and deformalizes everything in its path, particularly hierarchy 00:59:00 The American TV sitcom Father Knows Best and patriarchy versus the show Married With Children 01:01:00 Analyzing Al Bundy 01:03:30 Our obsession with celebrity culture; Hollywood movie stars are replacements for deities and demigods 01:05:00 Roman society would venerate gladiators, actors, and famous prostitutes 01:06:00 Technology and how little society has changed since the Romans 01:06:30 Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death 01:08:30 Personalism is an assault against differentiations in society and childhood 01:10:00 The criticism that millennials are children into their thirties 01:11:30 Millennials were exposed to seriousness early and choose to retreat into a simulacrum of childhood 01:12:00 Childhood was invented by the bourgeoise and the destruction of childhood 01:13:30 How much has childhood been extended or diluted? 01:14:00 The hypersexualized branding of L.O.L. Surprise! dolls 01:14:30 Nicholas R. Jeelvy, “Playing Dress-Up” 01:16:00 Dolls preparing little girls for motherhood; Barbie, Bratz, and the sexualization of toys 01:18:00 The toys we give our children will shape the way they develop and what they become 01:19:00 Feminists, masculinity, male role models, and hierarchies being considered outmoded 01:21:00 The destruction of traditional roles for being somehow oppressive 01:21:30 The Right puts too much hope in biological essentialism and Simone de Beauvoir 01:22:00 We’re not born moral, and the extent relativism has grown 01:23:30 Every boundary has to be broken down, the explicitness of sexuality, and the film Bros — Jim Goad, “Sometimes, There’s Just No Pleasing These Sodomites” 01:25:30 Brokeback Mountain and Beau Albrecht, “Brokeback Mountain” 01:26:30 Incest is already normalized in porn, so what’s next? 01:29:00 The constant need to break taboos, the declining adrenaline rush of transgression, and the need to escalate to something worse 01:31:00 Turning people into hedonistic and crude consumers, and the film Idiocracy 01:33:00 “Stephen, you’re just an old white man” 01:34:00 Trying and failing to distance oneself from the filth that surrounds us 01:35:00 Hobbes, Gibbons, Hume, and how we are all a mix of good and evil 01:36:00 So many of our people are lost and ethnosuicide 01:37:00 Evil has taken over. The Writers’ Bloc with Nick Jeelvy & Josh Neal on American Extremist, and The Writers’ Bloc with Josh Neal on Political Ponerology 01:38:00 Robert Louis Stevenson, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 01:39:30 Al Bundy was the last white man allowed to have a voice on television 01:40:30 Sun Tzu, many groups wanting the West to decay and de

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