rant · moment 23 of 24
Chaos, Sourdough Bread, and Fake Revolutionaries
from #205 - Well, LA Was Fun | The Tim Dillon Show · #205
6 min
Tim argues that people calling for abolishing police and embracing chaos are the same people who were baking sourdough bread months earlier and don't actually want anarchy, warning that chaos will just usher in Trump-style authoritarianism or a police state.
- Trump will go full dictator because most people don't want chaos, despite what teenagers claim on social media.
- The same people calling to abolish police were uploading photos of their sourdough bread two months ago—they don't actually want anarchy.
- People calling for no police and no order would fare worst in actual chaos with vigilantes, militias, and warlords filling the power vacuum.
- Growing up is realizing that nobody cares about you and that the only thing that matters is how you carry yourself in the world.
- Your feelings don't matter; what matters is how you carry yourself despite your circumstances, past, or what's upsetting you.
- People over 30 with large groups of close friends are mentally unwell and belong in an asylum.
- Social media has caused everyone to regress into childhood, obsessed with feelings and themselves while nobody actually cares.
- Companies and corporations putting up pride flags or other iconography as allies is utterly meaningless if you're actually grown up.
- If you want to act like a sixteen-year-old and tweet all day to feel good, you can do that, but you're still a teenager.
- Most people won't hold it against you if you're young and passionate, but everyone else needs to grow up.