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478 - ICE In Minnesota & Venezuela Without Maduro

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478 - ICE In Minnesota & Venezuela Without Maduro

The host delivers a sharply critical and emotionally charged commentary on current societal crises, focusing on the misuse of law enforcement, the rise of violent digital culture, and the erosion of public trust. He argues that ICE raids are poorly trained, overly aggressive, and contribute to civil unrest, using a fictionalized incident in Minnesota as a case study. To assess neutrality, he shows a video to a child at a restaurant, emphasizing that children lack political bias and can offer objective insight. The host then shifts to a darker critique of internet culture, exposing how live-streamed self-harm and cyber-begging challenges—especially those where people pay to watch others die—are increasingly normalized and even commercialized. He condemns Netflix’s acquisition of such content, suggesting it will actively promote lethal challenges through AI-driven prompts, signaling a chilling future of algorithmic violence. The commentary concludes with a call to action: to preserve civil society, we must reject glorification of violence, invest in professional, ethical law enforcement, and teach children objective perspectives before they are radicalized. The tone blends satire, alarm, and moral urgency, reflecting deep concern about the direction of both American policy and digital culture.

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan show. You know, we will get into it here. The news, the news. This is one of those weeks, you know, some of the weeks are easier than others because they lend themselves to be in a silly belly. You can be a little goofy, but this week feels heavier, you know, because of the whole, the killing. And I am, I do have this mocha, this kind of ice blended drink and I feel like this is going to make it seem like I'm not taking it seriously because it, for the simple fact that it has whipped cream on top of it, but that's what, that's how it comes is from the coffee bean and tea leaf, which interestingly enough and I will get to this, the killing. Coffee bean and tea leaf was mismanaged. It could have been, maybe it never could have been as big as Starbucks, but it was bought by a private equity company and they focused on these weird Asian teas and these weird mango drinks and then Filipinos got into it and that was kind of the end. But, but this, this mocha blend I think is better than the Frappuccino because they use cocoa powder. And that to me, they focused a lot on the tea and kind of tropical island concoctions. You know what it's like, how many people want that? And apparently not a lot, not a lot of them. Like, every now and then you'll see somebody get really excited about a mango tea or something, but for the most part, that's not what it is. So, I don't want you seeing this coffee bean tea leaf ice blended and they're not sponsoring the show either. Let me get ahead of that. I've gotten not a dollar from the people of the coffee bean and tea leaf about this. But as I consume this, and there will be a moment where I'll take the top off because I do like to kind of eat the whipped cream before it deflates, before, but I will discuss this while I'm doing that. And if it, if, and I'll try not to have this happen, but if there is a situation where there's whipped cream on my nose while I'm doing this, it's not, you know what I mean? This isn't, I'm not doing a thing. I'm just, I'm doing my best so that that doesn't happen. But there is a chance that there is a chance that'll happen and then I'm going to look ridiculous because I have whipped cream on my nose from this coffee blended beverage and I'm trying to make points. And I don't want people to get upset at that. Or if I spill it on myself, if there's any of it, if any of it gets on me while I'm making these points and there's whipped cream on me, if I spill it on myself, then I don't want people going, look how ridiculous he looks. Now I'm not going to listen to anything this guy has to say because he has this mocha ice blended. You know, it's another problem with the coffee being tea leaf. The name ice blended Frappuccino is a better name. This happens all the time where two companies will have a similar product, one of them's near cold stone, better name than marble slab creamery. Some of those names are two on the nose. We know it's ice blended. It sounds crazy to say, look, it's marble slab creamery. But when you say cold stone, it just has more of a ring to it. I'm not I'm not I'm not stalling either. I'm going to talk about the I'm going to go into it. All right, so Minnesota cold cold place. I went I've performed there a bunch. The people that come out to see me are I appreciate them all of them. And I love them. I don't love them. I don't know. Why would I say I love them. I don't love them. I don't know them. I don't care. But it's it's a it's an area that I've gone and it's been good to me. That great. Other places are better. Chicago Boston, whatever. But it's fine. I do one of those casinos there with Native American, you know, one of those where it's a Native American thing and I'm happy to be a part of the healing journey that we're all kind of on in this country or we should be on. Kind of healing and learning and so I feel like I'm a part of that when I go to one of those casinos in Minnesota and and I do a show. I feel like it's good. It's a good it's a step in the right direction because there's a lot of steps in the wrong direction. And we're going to talk about them. The other thing is a coffee bean never got into food. Starbucks got into food. They started doing little sandwiches, little egg bites, those sous vie egg bites were a thing and a lot of people were doing high protein diet, keto type diets. So the sous vie egg bite huge, those sandwiches that you can heat up, those little protein, you know, the egg and the cheese, the protein pack, Minnesota. Listen, there's a lot. Now I'm going to open this up and because the whip cream is deflating and the whip cream is kind of the point of the drink. I'm not laughing at what is happening. Obviously it's crazy. What about these daycares? All right, that's another story. That's another story. So there's this woman in her car. She's a lesbian poet. This is the story. I'm not not even doing anything. I'm not even doing anything. I'm literally saying the story. And then you have ice. Who the hell are they? We don't even know. These are people that like answered an ad on Craigslist. I mean, you don't even I mean these people who is joining I mean these people are so shot. The people who are joining ice are so shot. You know, they just they don't have anything going on. These are people who like a mole throughout because they like they couldn't do like security to mall. They like, you know, I don't know what they did, but they're out now. They maybe attack the child or something. So I don't know who's, you know, these are they got ice in there. And ice is going. I don't know what's happening in Minnesota either, but I get there there because of the Somalis and the daycare that there's that's why there's more ice there now than there was because there's a federal investigation into the daycares because the kid did the thing with the daycares. Okay. Which whatever. I don't know what I'm investigating that I'm sure there's fraud. There's a lot of fraud everywhere, but I'm sure there is fraud there. I'm sure there's something there. And we've talked about that, you know, but I'm not I'm not like boots on the ground in in in Minnesota, going to daycares, finding out where the kids are. You know what I mean? Like I'm not this is not part of my job is whatever I'm doing here. I don't even know what I'm doing. But whatever I'm doing, I'm not in the I'm not in like. Hello. I don't even know the internet. What's the Somali now? I don't even know what a Somali name is. You know, wherever I say, it will sound racist, but I don't know. I know Mokadizhu is in Somalia from Black Hawk down. So let's say one of them's named that. Hello, are you Mokadizhu? Where are the children? That's my impression of me doing it. If I was doing it, that's what I would have said. I only said their name is Mokadizhu because I don't know any other Somali words. Now, so they got the daycares going and they're probably skimming a little. They're probably I mean, they're coming here. A lot of girls and people come here and they go, "I mean, the Italians did it, you know." You know, the Italians did the mafia, the Irish, you know, like, got drunk. Just hit, hit people, hit women. A lot of those Irish women that were hitting, let's be honest. But what I'm saying is this, it's not, you got some fraud, you got some fraud. You got some fraud. Like, I can imagine like the DHS or whatever being like, you've listed one of the children's names as Jiminy Cricket. So this woman, Mogli, so this woman is a lesbian poet and she supposedly is like, and then you have ice. This is a bad mix. I couldn't think, and I'm not, could you think of a worse mix than a lesbian poet and ice? That's not a fun. Is that a fun, is that a fun holiday party? Is that a fun holiday party? We could have the lesbian poet and ice or all together in the house, not my house. I don't want that. I don't want that. I don't want that in my house. Because it would be, it's a combustible mix. The lesbian poet is, she's like anti-ice. And we've all, I've been really consistent here with the fact that I believe we need a border and a country and I don't think we can have an open border. It's not realistic. It's, it's not. I mean, I just don't understand why anyone thinks that would work. If anyone can explain to me why they think that would work, whereas we just keep bringing people in, the people here are doing terribly, but we just keep bringing people in. But I also think these like ice raids, which are kind of performative and cruel and a bit psychotic are not doing this administration any favors. They are, I think they're making people less concerned with immigration enforcement because they're equating all immigration enforcement to these random brutal raids where you see people that have been here 30 years like hog tied and thrown into a van. But I do think there's a lot of people that trend to Agua gang that Venezuelan gang like people like that. We have our own gangs. We don't wanna bring in other gangs. Seems crazy. So I get it. Some people have to go. So you have this lesbian poet and then you have ice and then you have this video. Now this video is the sticking point. Do we have the video, John? We get the video. This video is the sticking point. Here's what I'm doing with this video. I'm showing it to children to try to get their thoughts on it because every adult I know has a bias. Every adult I know has a bias one way or the other. But if you show this thing to a five year old, they gotta be less than 10. Around 10 they start developing a political identity now. So around 10 or 11 they all start going, well of course. You know what do you mean? You know around 11 they start going, play stupid games when stupid fries. You're like, wait, hold on. Wait a minute. You know, or they'll just go fuck pigs. You don't know which way it's gonna go. You gotta get 'em around that six, seven age. Six, seven, like you gotta get 'em when they're just, but they're trolling a little. So you gotta get 'em pre-troll. But you show this, my godsend is five years old. I showed it to him, like you gotta show this video to children who don't have a political, and by the way, that's what we're gonna have to decide most stuff in the country. We're gonna have to decide most stuff in the country by showing it to children who do not have a psychotic political allegiance yet. And they'll have to get younger and younger 'cause the kids will get radicalized to the point where my five year old godsend will be radicalized soon. Then you'll have to go show it to a three year old. You'll have to start showing these videos to infants. And just based on their eye movement, and if they can lift their hand where they point to, you'll have to make this it because everyone approaches this now with so much baggage and anger, justifiable. Anger, this woman got shot in the head, and I didn't have to do it. I don't, you watched the video. Was it smart for her to accelerate or try to get away and not obey his command? Well, clearly not she's dead. But was he, did he feel like he was gonna die? If he didn't shoot her three time to the face, I don't believe that. He's shooting her from the side of the car in the window. But I had to have all of that explain to me by a six year old at the Cheesecake Factory who was eating with his parents. And I said, do you mind if I show your son a video of what happened in Minnesota? And they said, yeah, that's fine. And I go, I wanna get a read on this. They go, yeah, he's pretty good with stuff like this. I go, this isn't gonna like, he won't have nightmares or anything. They go, he doesn't really care. And I explained to him, I said, listen, I wanna show you a video. I'm not gonna tell you anything about it. What's the deal? And then he said to me, listen, it's this literally word for word. He said, it is clear from this video that while she may or may not have been engaged in obstructing ISIS operations, which would be maybe laudable depending on your point of view, but unlawful, clearly. He said, but from this video we can see that the acceleration does not get to the point where the officer fears for his life enough to justifiably shoot her three times in the face. And then I said, thank you. And he goes, no problem. And that's, I had to literally find a child at the Cheesecake Factory who had not developed a political identity yet. Everyone in our country has a political identity. No one's interesting, by the way. You don't wanna spend time with anyone, no one. I mean, truly, the internet has made everything so uncool. No offense to Mr. Beast. I look at that Beast game thing you did and all the people that came out to see it. I mean, it couldn't be less cool. It couldn't be less cool. I don't know what that is. And I'm sure it's interesting. I don't know what he's got people doing hunger game stuff. I don't care. I'm not begrudging, you know, whatever. His success got blessed. But it doesn't, it couldn't look less cool. It looks like the math leads. Like it looks like a club you wouldn't join in high school. So and that's what tech is done. And that guy's the most successful person like in the world. It's like Mr. Beast and Peter Teele are the two, they're like the two people who are like the most successful. But my point is that everyone has a political identity and that identity, no, the facts on the ground don't matter. It doesn't matter. You know, everybody's values are incredibly fluid. Depending on what they think happens, what they think an event says about their ideology. You know, so you see a lot of people that are justifiably angry at the success of use of force. You're not gonna get a murder conviction. You won't. You just won't, reasonable doubt, you won't get it, whatever. You can call a murder, it is murder. I mean, you murdered her. I don't know, you'll never get a conviction. A drug dealer sells some drugs they die. You can say it's murder, it's murder. But you'll never get, you know, the here, I don't think you'll get a conviction on that. But everyone wants a civil war on all sides. Like everyone on the internet is trying to like make a civil war happen. And like everyone's trying to like, what, with cream, where? I got it. I told you it was gonna happen. I literally said it was gonna happen in the beginning of the show. This is so much better than the Frappuccino. Fuck the Frappuccino, how about that? Anyway, the civil war is, we're trying to avoid that. We're trying to avoid that. We're finally doing good stuff. We got Maduro. We captured him and we're stealing their oil. Listen, I mean, you might not like it. It might not help you, but it should, if gas doesn't come down, gas has got to come down. Gas has got to come down. 'Cause now we're doing the thing and everybody What he said this already, I'm obviously this is not my like, I'm late to this train. But you know, it's pretty widely accepted now that we just, we went in there still the oil, no one's even pretending that we're doing anything else, which is, this is our thing. So the price of oil has to come down. If we're gonna kidnap a guy, which was clearly some deal, someone sold him out, obviously. But if that shit's gonna happen, we're gonna do stuff like that. The thing, the commodity that it is linked to has to come down. It has to come down. We, it's, it, it has to come down. The American people, 'cause it's already happened, by the way, you can debate and you, you can debate whether you like or don't like that we do these things, but it doesn't matter anymore. No one cares anymore. This is really just the executive is the only branch government that's only like, that's the only one that's kind of like halfway functioning. No one cares. Congress or whatever, Supreme Court. I mean, stop, you're just gonna wake up and hear about different people we've kidnapped. You'll just wake up and hear about it. You'll just wake up and they'll be like, they just, they got the, they got the president of Panama. You go, what? They go, yeah, they got him. He was skiing. They got him when he was skiing. Yeah, he got to the bottom of the hill. They just, they just got him. Oh, and then he got to find out what do they grow there or what do we get? What do we get? I mean, Columbia. We get, we get blow. We get coffee. Like, what do we get? What is the product that is less expensive because we have kidnapped the leader of that country? Truly, I mean, that's how we're gonna, that's how we will survive for the next few years until it's a World War Three, which seems to be, months, if not years away, like, it's coming. But before that, we will kidnap a bunch of people and try to bring down the cost of things. You know, and you might not even know, it's gonna get to the point where you'll be in the grocery store and go, "Why do, why do these blueberries so cheap?" And they go, "We just killed the governor of Maine. We just killed, we killed that guy. You're gonna go interesting." They go, "Yeah, they just sent to special forces and they broke his neck in front of his family." You go, "That's why these things are 90 cents." They go, "Yeah, it's blueberries are basically free for the next three months." There's chaos in the blueberry market. They broke the neck of the governor of Maine in front of his kids just to make a point. So that's what I mean. We're just going to use, and the violence will get more and more sadistic, but you also are not gonna care because the prices of things are gonna come down. If gas goes down to like $3, you're not gonna give a shit about this. You're gonna give a fuck about Maduro with $3 fucking gas? Fuck you. Gas in California is so fucking high. If you get gas to be cheaper, it's gonna be, no one's gonna care. You're going to not care about, 'cause we're gonna do crazy shit now. We are gonna, we've established the precedent that we're coming. We're gonna come, we're gonna kidnap you in the middle of the night and we're gonna fly you to Brooklyn and then we're going to steal whatever resource you have. And it's gonna start in places like Venezuela and then eventually we're just gonna start whacking people in our own country. That's what always happen like in our own country, we're just gonna start. Like this is crazy. This is insane. Maple syrup is a dollar. They just burned the governor of Vermont in his house with his family. They burned his whole family. I go, that's fucking nuts. I go, we're running the maple syrup industry for my, because as life gets worse and the jobs go, you're gonna have to get stuff so you don't revolt. Trump knows, they all know this. They're gonna revolt if we don't get to gas cheaper and make the food cheaper. That's they know that, they know they can't. They can't keep on this trajectory unless they make life easier for people. They have to make life easier for people. They want gas to drop so low that even the wife of that woman who was tragically shot, it was gonna get in her car and fill up the tank and go, listen, I gotta be honest. I'm very mad at this international security state, obviously, but gas is fucking low. You know, like that's what they want. They want people to just embrace your base survival. 'Cause that's really what they're training you to not think about anything outside of what you really need your selfish desires. It doesn't matter what we had to do to get it. It doesn't matter that chaos will unleash. It for a while, the chaos won't be near you. Eventually, the chaos will come closer and closer to home. For a while, it'll be in a foreign country, then it'll be yelling over the hill, then it'll be figures in the distance, and then it'll be your own children killing you, but it'll take a minute before it gets there. 'Cause that's when you unleash violence, this is what happens. Violence becomes its own justification, and you think you're unleashing it in far-flung corners of the world, but eventually it'll come back and find you, and that's what it always does. You bring drugs into America, you get a bunch of people here addicted to them, they come and they put a gun to your head. It is what it is, but we've made the decision. Now we're just going full mask off, hey, let's go. Let's get your, let's get the prices of things lower. Anyway, we can. Anyway, we can. This is the real time. People look at tariffs. This is the real tariff. We're kidnapping your leader. Remember in the beginning, they were like tariffs, like well, people will start building factories in America, and then we were like, that's taking too long. We're gonna go and kidnap the leader. Now, now Venezuela, of course, there are armed leftist guerrilla gangs in the streets going door to door, and the situation between the vice president, Delcy, something, Rodriguez. Yeah, Maduro's motorcycle thugs go door to door and hunt for Trump supporters. Yeah, so here's the deal. Venezuela is gonna, is gonna get wacky. There's gonna be a power struggle. There's a few people that high up in the military that are Maduro loyalists. There are no fans of the Yankee Imperialist Division, but they're gonna have to fall in line. So that's gonna get sticky, and we're gonna have to figure that out. We're gonna have to buy some people off. We're gonna have to kill some people. It's just the way it is. We're in it now. We're in it now. So it's not gonna be great. Like I know everybody was, everybody was like excited, like right after like a lot of these people are like, see, he was a tyrant. Now it's better. Well, it's not gonna be great overnight. It's going to be, there's gonna be a lot of instability, and there's a lot of people like this guy. When a dictator goes, there was always a lot of people that were like, I think he was cool. I liked him. And there's a lot of people that are like, I hated him. He killed my son or whatever. But then there's a lot of people that were like, that guy was swell. That's the way it is. If you kidnap Trump, half the country would love it, half the country would hate it. You know, this is just the way it is. So you know, you just gotta accept the new reality of American foreign policy. We are going to be kidnapping people all over the world. And we're gonna show up like Santa Claus, except we don't bring presents, we kidnap you. we're just gonna be kidnapping people. you could support it or not support it and the people doing it don't care. And the hope with this is that eventually we're going to bring the cost of living down through kidnapping world leaders. I mean, that's truly what that's now the plan. Nothing else has worked. So we're going to have to bring the cost of living down by kidnapping world leaders. No, I mean, this is like an action movie from the '90s, like when I was a kid, like you're gonna see world leaders just get perp walked in Brooklyn, and then hopefully like, you know, the price of stuff's going to go down. You're going to go to price of turkeys down. So that's what we're going to have to do. That's the decision that we've made. But as far as this woman, what's her name? Her name, Renee Brown. Renee, this is very sad. Renee, Renee, is a motivational speaker. That's not who we're doing. What's her name, Renee? Remember that song just walk away, Renee? Let's not play that because it's a copyright and people will say I'm being insensitive. And I am not. What is it, Renee Nicole Good? Renee Nicole Good. You know, again, this is a unfortunate, horrific situation. I don't think, listen, if you disagree with ICE as many people do, blocking federal agents, and I'm not saying this one was doing this by the way, but I do think that she was part of a group of people who was trying to interfere with what they were doing. I do think, and that's just, she's on those groups, message groups, and things like that. I do think that when you do stuff like that, federal agents are going to respond, have federal, how federal agents respond. You cannot obstruct law enforcement, physically use violence, try to intimidate law enforcement. Now, the extent to which she was doing that, obviously is what everybody's debating. I don't believe the cop was justified in shooting her three times in the face. By the way, I've always believed this, and this is something that I've caught heat for, but I've literally believed it since I'm a kid. I don't believe you should ever shoot someone in the face more than once. I've, no, it's seriously, I think I just think it's ridiculous. So that they did that, and they, you know, the guy, these are not well trained law enforcement people in ICE right now. We're taking people that did back your wrestling. (audience laughing) I mean, we are the people that are in ICE right now, or I mean, this is your cousin who, like, was in back your wrestling. Like, this is tough. This is not the cream of the crop. You know the guys that kidnap Maduro, like Delta Force, Navy Seals. This is not them. This is not the Delta Force Navy SEAL people. This is people that like had, this is people in their third grade report card the teacher where they has violent tendencies. This is not, it's just is what it is. I'm not saying you don't need law enforcement to deal with people. Certainly people that have committed crimes. People that are in the country illegally, there has to be a process, there has to be some accountability. I understand that. And most same people understand it. They think about Minnesota where you go no one's illegal on stolen land and stuff. This is also silly and ridiculous. All land is stolen. That doesn't mean you don't have laws in a country, dummy. These people are not like serious people. But the same people that are saying she deserved three shots to the face are also not serious. The country desperately needs serious people. They desperately need people that are serious people that are not like completely off to chain. That's why I showed the video to a sexual that the Chinese cake factory to get some perspective. Show your children the video, show your children the video. You have too much baggage. You are to one side or another. You've been too radicalized. Show it to your child, gum. Hey, bud. Hey, bud. Hey, bud. Don't touch the dog like that. We don't touch the dog by the eye. We don't do that, you know that. You know we don't touch the dog by its eye. We don't touch his face. We pet him, okay, but we don't touch his face. And we don't put our face near his face. Now, mommy wants to show you a video right now, okay? Now, it's because we want to get a fresh pair of eyes on this, me and your father have been fighting about it for a half hour. We want to get a fresh pair of eyes. All right. Would you like to watch a video? Bluey. It's not bluey. It's not bluey and I want you to look at me and I want you to focus. Do you know what a civil war is? What? Well, we're on the verge of that. It's a war, okay, between people that live in our country. And it's happening because people, they're watching this video and we don't know what happened. Now, before I show you this video, I just want to prepare you. All right. The woman who drove this car got shot in the face three times. What? She was shot in the face three times. And I want you to watch this video and tell me what you think. Now, play the video. Oh, no, shit. Shoot! Oh my-- And then the kid'll do this. Why do you do that? He was on the side of the car. It didn't seem like he was going to get hit. It seemed like he's freaking out. That's what it feels like to me. Even though I don't know why that woman was in the middle of the cops. Even though they're doing fucked up shit, she was putting herself in danger. But he didn't have to shoot her in the face three times. And I find it weird that the FBI is not letting a local investigation happen and giving-- and they're giving him immunity. And that's what the child would say. And then people-- people, you know, because that's the answer here, by the way. The answer is this. We need better trained people in that role. We can't have people going into community. And you don't want to call them ice. You want to abolish ice and call them something else, whatever. If some-- if trendy ag-- if somebody does something, law enforcement's got to exist. The abolished police crowd, they're not serious. Again, it's like, what are we doing? What are we? 15? I don't have time to deal with these people. I can't see them on threads all the time. These people just-- they want something they're not ready for. They're not ready for what they want. They want some civil war-- they don't want this. I'm telling you, they think they do because everything's-- everything's a tweet and a threat. Whatever-- this is not what you want. So we have those people, and then we have people that are cucking for law enforcement no matter what they do. And those people are celebrating this and celebrating death is ghoulish. It was ghoulish with Kirk. It's ghoulish now. And I think that people have to understand that if we're going to have a civil society, if anyone has any interest in having a civil functioning society, you're going to have to have better trained people in those roles so that things like this don't happen. You're also going to have to do not glamorize attacking or blocking federal agents. If you glamorize this, if there is an idea that this is a historic mission that you're on and that you're going to take it to that level, there will be a consequence, depending on what you do and the response to it. So when you glamorize that, as I have seen, she died for a good cause. She died when you do things like this. And you're egging people on to be violent towards law enforcement, federal agents, ICE, whatever, whether you hate them or not, whether you feel that they're justified or not, they're federal law enforcement. So if you're glamorizing people being-- then you're going to get people killed. And a civil war in this country is just going to be random. You know, most people agree. It's not going to be like two sides fighting each other. It's going to just be random pockets of violence. And we got to avoid that. That's what we got to avoid. Now, it's not cool to say that. It's much cooler to be like, fuck them. Kill them. Kill them all. Let's get-- it's like, it's not what adults say. That's not what adults say, but we don't have adults, which is why you have to show your children this video. I know you don't want to, but it's the only honest feedback you're gonna get is from a child whose brain hasn't been broiled with media For the last 20 years You can't even show this to a boomer. They'll be like she's in a car killer Don't even know what's happening Why is she in a car if she's innocent? Why is she in a car on the ice? You can't even show this To a boomer. You can't you can't Because they like watching people die The only joy they have is watching people get shot It's you know every movie they've watched has been of that most of the TV shows They love watching the news watching people get shot. It makes them feel better So you can't get their opinion you can't ask for someone's opinion over the age of 70 here Well, the cops walked up to her car and she listened If you don't want to get shot stay in your house like they they're not reliable and Then you have the the people that are just like they're cooked I this guy make this big can you make this video big so we can watch it one more time No You know, let's watch it. Can you slow it down keep pauses for a second? Is there a way for you to slow it down? Okay, if we can just slow it down a little bit That's too slow It's gonna take 45 minutes to do this video That's gonna be really that's way too slow Slow it down once he gets to the thing Yeah, here's a thing. Here's a thing. Here's a thing right away When she says when they said get out of the car I don't know what she did Before this we have no contacts. We're just analyzing the video right now He weren't even gonna get mad that I'm doing this they're gonna be like, well, I don't you just you know I'm analyzing this we don't know why she's there. I imagine she's there My guess is that she's obstructing something. They're trying to do. This is my guess. I don't know that but I'm saying I literally don't know that But she's in a situation that no one seems to be in other than hurt like her car is there so They are Trying to arrest her essentially because of whatever they're saying get out of the car She's not getting out of the court. Let's let's watch there, but this is why I'm trying to put this together Because I've seen this video 90 times and I don't know what led up to this video Okay Yes, so I mean The woman in the car did the wrong thing Meaning and this is obvious meaning that you're not even a debatable point because she's dead So not even a debatable point now you you might say well, it's her right to you know, whatever It didn't work out for her. She did the wrong thing now. I don't believe from the angle I'm watching that the federal officer Feared for his life At the speed she's going when she's turning the wheel. I don't believe that the federal officer Feared for his life. He could have shot the tires They could have done other things this this idea that everyone just they have to just shoot them in a head People used to be able in this country to pull off a trick shot Where they would shoot you know, they could shoot an apple out of your hand People used to be able to do that They used to be able to you know like real marksman a real marksman shoot the hat off your head That type of thing where it scares you, but you're still alive But You now know not to play around Because someone is a real marksman Can you get up Please get up a video of of of a professional marksman hitting a target Just so because we need to get truly We need to get kind of back to this We get some videos of this like Right This is what we need watch this They have to start out at a 45 degree angle and no support standing completely free From that podium that they're that is in front of them. It's all Her debut in the Olympics putting that's much better a 10 point thing from the back That's much better a 10 point six see what we need we need These are the types of people We need in ice Turkish sharpshooters who are That's a thick woman isn't I like her but the Here's my point about that you need professional marksman Can you please there is a scene Can you get the shooting scene from Batman 1 The scene where the Joker is shooting his gun in a bunch of different ways He doesn't under the leg it's Michael Keaton it's Batman 1 And Yeah, yeah, maybe it's the long gun get this now Let's try to find Because We're hiring these people and they have now think about this what look at that I make that that's what we need Because it's not about the shooting it's about the actual gun go back to that go back to this Imagine instead of shooting this woman he pulls it look at that It's about the visual of it coming out We need stuff like this we need ice to kind of They they got to stop killing But you know what I mean, but there are ways to get people's attention Like for example can you go into the get the scene where he comes in with the boom box Because People would like ice if they did more things like this Okay Now Yeah jump ahead a little bit nothing crazy Okay, keep going keep going keep going. I'll tell you okay Stop Put the music on put it up a little bit This is the best version of ice They're painting I don't know how this gets the immigrants out but you think about something like this and just See what if this was ice No one would be mad What if they were doing this In the middle of Minneapolis The immigrants would be so scared All right, we'll get thank you Let's an idea It's a thought It's a thought that it will you know We're not gonna be uh just out there This is actually kind of a nice story man live streams his own death for paying viewers who egg him on The man allegedly consumes six grams of cocaine to energy drinks and a bottle of whiskey before dying Well You know, this is this is i got to be honest with you the internet I've been feeling this over the last few days it's getting dark Have you noticed this Have you noticed this internet So now this man has live streamed his own death his family discovered all the drugs around him So just make this a little bigger so I can see it A streamer has died while Tackling a live challenge involving cocaine and alcohol for a private group of paying viewers Sergio a Jimenez-Ramos was found kneeling in his bedroom on responsive and cold to the touch his body was rigid with his head resting on the mattress and one hand clenched around his phone. His mother and brother discovered an almost empty bottle of whiskey, two cans of energy drinks in a pile of cocaine. They repeatedly heard webcam viewers asking, are you crashing yet, Sergio? You still haven't found it finished the bottle of whiskey. I mean, paramedics were called to the family home near Barcelona. He was pronounced dead. Investigators believe he died during a private video call, watched by donors who had paid to see him consume a bottle of whiskey in six grams of cocaine in under three hours. So these are really sick people. And this guy's killing himself on stream. And I guess the people that are watching this know that there's a likelihood that this person is going to die. I mean, I got to be honest with you. It's, this is unleashing the, the dark spirits in people, the internet. I mean, in October, he began appearing live streams, a private video calls run by a streamer, run by a streamer, known online for extreme cyber bagging challenges. They said of Sergio, he came here. So what was going on and set up his own group, speaking about the night. Sergio died. He said, I was told he took six grams of three hours and a two gram line. Oh, he had it. I told him several times that two grams was an overdose. It's medically established. I told him not to stream to leave telegram that it was rubbish and that it was going to end badly. I'm not to blame. Sergio was receiving psychic treatment and had a history of substance abuse. This is really sick and disturbing that this is where the internet is, is heading. Where you have people that are paying money to get into these live streams and watch people take their own lives. You know, I'm a pretty tolerant person, but I feel like, I feel like this type of behavior, you know, it's, it's pretty indefensible. You know, I'm trying to think of a defense. Well, I've just found one. Here's the thing. They paid the money. No, maybe it's, listen, it's obviously, it's obviously not good. I mean, you know, people are just getting off now and watching people kill themselves. It's incredibly unhealthy. And then those people wake up the next day and they go get a sandwich. Somebody who paid money in that whatever private group, watching this guy destroy himself with drugs and alcohol, paying money, watching this guy kill himself gets up the next day and goes and gets a Caesar salad somewhere and eat it said, it's fucking unbelievable how dark the world is, how incredibly dark corners of the internet have gotten. We've always known about the dark web and the kitty porn and all the horrible, you know, shit like that that's out there, you know, hiring the hitman for a wife, what are all the stuff? But this stuff, these begging challenges where you're, you know, people are literally destroying their mind and body, killing themselves for somebody's viewing pleasure. It's crazy. It's, and, and here's what's even more fucked up. Netflix just bought this Netflix just bought this streamer's channel. I am, I am enraged at this Netflix has just bought all of these kind of torture rooms where people are killing themselves because they had a big meeting at Netflix and they said, this kind of thing needs to be on our service. We've, we've almost got everything. So the team at Netflix has purchased the, these live stream chat rooms, these begging channels. What do you call them? What do you call these things? Cyber begging challenges. Netflix got together and they said, let me ask you, have you heard of cyber begging? And, and one of the young executives is like, no, what's that wink, wink? And they go, you know what it is. It's, it's a, it's a, it's a place where people beg people to do crazy stuff and some of them die. And we wanted on Netflix. We want to put it on the front page. Take a two-gram line, see what happens. So Netflix, this is true, by the way, can look all this up. Nothing on the show is not a thoroughly researched. Netflix has just bought the cyber begging challenges, these live streams. They're going out to a lot of the big live streamers who are doing these cyber begging challenges. And Netflix is saying, we want people killing themselves for money on our platform. We have the, and, and, and Netflix tells the people, the people that are between life and death. Netflix tells them they go, listen, we are a digitally native smart TV app on every smart TV in the world. We have the algorithm. We put out content. We stand behind our content. We are the, the home of death. Will you be? Will you be on our homepage killing yourself? We have friends. And then the guy goes, I like friends, you know, he's coming out of like some type of, I kind of like friends. Cyber begging, cyber begging. It's an inter, and they stand up in the Netflix room and he goes, it's an interactive experience that allows people to, to, to interact with their favorite creators and ask them to do things like kill themselves. Netflix goes, where can we get legal on this? Where is we can't be blame? We're just a platform with the biggest platform in the world. Don't you want a live stream your own death on the biggest streaming platform in the world? Yeah, you guys know. Don't die for 12 people. The last thing you want to do is kill yourself for 12 people. Don't you want to die on the biggest streaming platform in a world? Stranger things, house of cards, and now your death on Netflix. And will they'll run a, they'll run a parental thing before it. They'll go listen up parental notification during some of the cyber begging challenges that will now be featured on Netflix, the largest digital streaming platform in the world. Some of the people are going to kill themselves. So that's why we got Netflix kids. You're not into that. We got cartoons where people where we, you know, I don't know, what is it? It's always like a non-binary pony over there or something. But the point is this, these people deserve to be on Netflix. I'm telling you deserve to be on Netflix. You deserve to have your death on the larger street. Now, of course, people are going to have to find it. They didn't even market his death. I was on Netflix for a half hour trying to find my son's live stream death. I was trying to find my son's live stream death, and I ended up getting distracted, and I watched some of Dexter. I was good. Then I found it. Now, they're not going to market it. You got to market your own live stream death when it's on Netflix. You're lucky. It's on there. You were lucky. It's on there. You don't have to, what are they going to market it? They'll take out a billboard. They'll take out a billboard with your bloated face. When you put that last line a gack in your yack, when you put that last line of grout in your nose before you end your earthly journey, Netflix will take a photo out of your bloated face as you're about to collapse onto the mirror with the cocaine. And your booze, face, your eyes, bugging out of your head. They'll put up a billboard. people will say it. Well, you got to make sure you effectively kind of do the mark, but you're on the service. You're lucky to be on the sir. You're lucky to be on the service. You understand that? If you think for a minute that Netflix is not trying to have people live stream their deaths on Netflix, you're out of your mind. You are out of your mind. My agent, I'm telling right now is of having a stroke right now. But if you think Netflix is not trying to get people to kill themselves on Netflix, you're out of your mind. That's all they're trying to do. They are sitting with lawyers day in and day out to try to find a way to legally get people to kill themselves on that thing for money. Okay? If you think Netflix is not having an AI right ice versus lesbian, if you think that's not coming out in two years, you're out of your mind. If you don't think Netflix is having artificial intelligence, right? A making a murder or style thing about this whole thing, you're out of your mind. And that's a great thing now because AI is also going to is going to prompt the people to kill them. You're not even going to need the people soon. AI is going to prompt the people in the cyber bagging challenges to kill themselves. And Netflix is going to put it. Can I say that again? And Netflix because every time I say it, people that do business with me get very nervous. But I'm but again, I'm not saying it's bad. I'm excited for it. Do you get what I'm saying? Do you get me? I'm excited for it. And AI, and they're just going to say this in a media Netflix. They go our calculations are that AI very soon will actually start asking the people to kill themselves. And we will just have to stream it. Thank you. Get legal on AI. Can you get Donna? Get legal on AI telling the people to kill themselves. Where are we on that? Where are we on the league? Well, because if the people tell them to kill themselves and we're not, we're just a host of this whole thing. We're not really involved. But if it's our AI, Donna, what if it's just a single argument here, Donna, what if it's an, it's an outside AI that's like ours, but not ours. And that's telling them to kill themselves and they do on this. Okay, just just, just lawyer that, Donna, just lawyer that, please lawyer that, please, a tiger roll as well with the avocado tiger roll. Thank you. Just lawyer that. Tim De La Comedy that come, there are no shows don't come. We're done. And you know, be kind out there to each other. Truly be kind because we are in a situation where there is such a, there is such a, we're living in a time where there's such a negative vibe in the air. People aren't happy. And the only thing that we can do is kind of reach out to the people we love and love them. Reach out to the people you love and love them. Bye bye.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The host critiques the misuse of federal law enforcement, particularly ICE raids, calling them performative, cruel, and untrained, and warns they fuel public distrust and civil unrest.
  2. He argues that children, especially young ones, offer a fresh, unbiased perspective on events like the Minnesota incident, highlighting that adults are often biased or radicalized by political narratives.
  3. The host expresses concern over the normalization of violence in media, including live-streamed self-harm and cyber-begging challenges, which he sees as dangerously addictive and psychologically destructive.
  4. He criticizes Netflix’s acquisition of such content and suggests it is actively promoting lethal challenges, even proposing AI-driven prompts to encourage self-harm, as a disturbing evolution of digital entertainment.
  5. The host proposes a radical rethinking of law enforcement, advocating for well-trained professionals and a shift away from glorifying violence, to prevent a spiral into random, chaotic civil conflict.
  6. He frames the incident involving a woman in Minnesota as a tragic example of poor decision-making by both law enforcement and activists, emphasizing that no one should be shot in the face multiple times.
  7. He highlights the irony of a coffee brand named "Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf" being mismanaged, comparing it to failed policies, and uses it to underscore the theme of misaligned priorities.
  8. The central argument is that society must confront its violent impulses by teaching children objective facts, not political narratives, to avoid a future of unchecked civil war and moral decay.

Summary:

The host delivers a sharply critical and emotionally charged commentary on current societal crises, focusing on the misuse of law enforcement, the rise of violent digital culture, and the erosion of public trust. He argues that ICE raids are poorly trained, overly aggressive, and contribute to civil unrest, using a fictionalized incident in Minnesota as a case study. To assess neutrality, he shows a video to a child at a restaurant, emphasizing that children lack political bias and can offer objective insight.

The host then shifts to a darker critique of internet culture, exposing how live-streamed self-harm and cyber-begging challenges—especially those where people pay to watch others die—are increasingly normalized and even commercialized. He condemns Netflix’s acquisition of such content, suggesting it will actively promote lethal challenges through AI-driven prompts, signaling a chilling future of algorithmic violence. The commentary concludes with a call to action: to preserve civil society, we must reject glorification of violence, invest in professional, ethical law enforcement, and teach children objective perspectives before they are radicalized.

The tone blends satire, alarm, and moral urgency, reflecting deep concern about the direction of both American policy and digital culture.

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Tim Dylan argues that ICE raids are performative, cruel, and psychotic, and that they damage public trust in immigration enforcement by equating it with random, brutal violence. He believes this only makes people less concerned with real immigration enforcement.

He did it to get an unbiased, unpoliticized perspective on a controversial event, believing that children under 10 haven’t developed strong political biases and can see events more objectively.

He strongly believes that shooting someone in the face more than once is never justified, calling it ridiculous and inconsistent with real marksmanship or law enforcement standards.

He argues that law enforcement should include professional marksmen trained in precision and control, not just random or deadly force, to avoid unnecessary violence and create more ethical responses.

He criticizes Netflix for purchasing and promoting cyber begging challenges where people die by suicide for viewers' entertainment, calling it a dangerous normalization of self-harm and a lack of ethical responsibility.

He predicts that AI could soon be used to prompt people in cyber begging challenges to kill themselves, and that Netflix may legally host such content, turning AI into a tool to drive self-harm for entertainment.

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