Maj ToureGuestZubyHostWell, we were just doing a little preamble before I hit the record button, and what are your current thoughts on the state of the USA? I know that's a massive question.

I used to take tours of City Hall, and like last summer I was down at Independence Hall where the Constitution was signed.

We are, the story being up against tyranny, up against a, a, a repressive regime, up against the British Empire that were like, "No, y'all are gonna forever be colonies." And dudes are like, "Yo, bro, we getting taxed too much.

We're not allowed to worship the way we wanna worship." [laughs] That story is the epitome of the Rocky story.

It's like the underdog, and then we've, okay, we kinda gotta go with the slavery thing for a little bit, but we're gonna work to overthrow it, and we then overthrow it, and this and that.

And this Philadelphia in and of itself was, um, crafted by William Penn to be a place of freedom where women had rights, and all of these different things.

And knowing all of this history and traveling around the country for the last 10 years teaching people about firearms basics, teaching people about civics, teach- I mean, just the basics.

Not, not, you know, constitutional scholar stuff, but seeing that, and now to the question of how am I feeling about the state of things in the United States of America, bro, I am thoroughly disenchanted, I am disappointed with the lack of civic involvement that the general American public has, and I am disgusted by the level of propaganda and hatred and vitriol that it seems that...

When you go outside, in reality, like my neighbors happen to be white, and the, I promise you it's not a helter-skelter going on between me and my neighbors.

You know what I'm saying? Um, I'm just, the, the, the pundit class and the political class and, and, and, and the, in general the American public being so persuaded by that, I'm, I'm disappointed.

And I'm disgusted in people that I've, I've watched, that I had so much respect for.

I'm, I'm watching even libertarians fall victim to this race bait collectivist narrative.

I mean, I thought the guys that were, I looked at as sound, nuanced, objective, you know, non-collectivist voices, and I'm disappointed in my country, man.

The whole thing started based on you're taxing us too much, the whole America thing.
Well, we were just doing a little preamble before I hit the record button, and what are your current thoughts on the state of the USA? I know that's a massive question.

I used to take tours of City Hall, and like last summer I was down at Independence Hall where the Constitution was signed.

We are, the story being up against tyranny, up against a, a, a repressive regime, up against the British Empire that were like, "No, y'all are gonna forever be colonies." And dudes are like, "Yo, bro, we getting taxed too much.

We're not allowed to worship the way we wanna worship." [laughs] That story is the epitome of the Rocky story.

It's like the underdog, and then we've, okay, we kinda gotta go with the slavery thing for a little bit, but we're gonna work to overthrow it, and we then overthrow it, and this and that.

And this Philadelphia in and of itself was, um, crafted by William Penn to be a place of freedom where women had rights, and all of these different things.

And knowing all of this history and traveling around the country for the last 10 years teaching people about firearms basics, teaching people about civics, teach- I mean, just the basics.

Not, not, you know, constitutional scholar stuff, but seeing that, and now to the question of how am I feeling about the state of things in the United States of America, bro, I am thoroughly disenchanted, I am disappointed with the lack of civic involvement that the general American public has, and I am disgusted by the level of propaganda and hatred and vitriol that it seems that...

When you go outside, in reality, like my neighbors happen to be white, and the, I promise you it's not a helter-skelter going on between me and my neighbors.

You know what I'm saying? Um, I'm just, the, the, the pundit class and the political class and, and, and, and the, in general the American public being so persuaded by that, I'm, I'm disappointed.

And I'm disgusted in people that I've, I've watched, that I had so much respect for.

I'm, I'm watching even libertarians fall victim to this race bait collectivist narrative.

I mean, I thought the guys that were, I looked at as sound, nuanced, objective, you know, non-collectivist voices, and I'm disappointed in my country, man.

The whole thing started based on you're taxing us too much, the whole America thing.
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