Transcript [00:00] I want equality in the Middle East. I'm [00:01] an Arab. [00:02] >> I'm an Arab just like the Palestinians. [00:04] So when they kill my small children, I [00:07] think it's only fair to do the same. I [00:09] want actual equality. Like if somebody's [00:11] coming and massacring my women and [00:13] children, I think the same should be [00:15] bestowed upon them. And I don't see any [00:17] reason to like differentiate. I only [00:19] want to behave as good as my neighbors [00:21] behave. So I want to execute war the [00:24] same way that the Palestinians would or [00:25] the Syrians would or the Jordanians [00:27] would or the Lebanese. And when you look [00:29] at Lebanon and Jordan and Syria, they [00:32] don't massacre like couple people in a [00:35] hospital. They massacre an entire [00:36] nation. They genocide everyone. So if [00:39] that's how they execute war, I want to [00:40] do the same exact thing. [snorts] [00:46] Hey, that's my state. [00:48] >> That's my state, bro. Yo, [00:51] >> Florida man of Florida, man. That's [00:52] dope. I love to see the Florida flag. [00:54] >> How you doing, man? [00:56] >> Good, bro. How you making a video right [00:57] now? I am, [00:58] >> bro. Don't alhamdulillah me, bro. [01:01] >> Alhamdulillah. [01:02] >> Nah, chill. [01:09] [gasps] [01:10] >> I don't want to I don't want to speak to [01:12] any more Egyptians. What did you say? [01:14] What did you say? [01:18] >> I [ __ ] that up. That was [ __ ] I [ __ ] [01:19] it up. [01:22] >> Oh no, bro. [01:25] Oh no, [01:26] >> your face your face is already covered. [01:28] So you got nothing to lose. You got no [01:29] responsibility. You might as well, you [01:32] know, tango. [01:33] >> Are you a Zionist of [01:34] >> What do you What What do you think? [01:36] [laughter] [01:37] Let's [ __ ] Let's big Israeli flag in [01:40] the background. Let's Let's take a [01:42] [ __ ] thought real quick. What do you [01:44] think? [01:45] >> If you're a Zionist, then you're not a [01:47] good Jew, bro. [01:48] >> Then I'm not a good Jew. What kind of [01:49] Jews do you like? [01:51] >> Not those Zionist. And they know that [01:53] their president is [ __ ] [01:56] >> President is a nice guy. What's wrong [01:58] with it? [02:01] >> I met him. [02:02] >> I mean Netanyahu [02:03] >> the prime minister. [02:05] >> Yeah. Sorry. [02:06] >> Yeah. It's okay. [02:07] >> I have a little bit of an English [02:09] barrier here. [02:10] >> Where are you from? Kazakhstan. [02:14] >> Don't you see my country? [02:16] >> Yeah, but you're not German. [02:18] >> How do you know that? [02:19] >> Your eyes. [02:21] You're like me. Asian boy. [02:24] >> Actually, those these eyes are not [02:27] [ __ ] Asian, bro. [02:29] These eyes are European. If you're if [02:31] you're actually a little bit [02:33] intelligent. [02:34] [snorts] [02:34] >> I don't I've never seen those kinds of [02:36] eyes in Europe. [02:38] >> These eyes are actually European. [02:40] >> Yeah. From where in Europe? [02:41] >> You know, um like more on the Eastern. [02:48] >> You tell me you have zero Asian ancestry [02:50] in you. [02:53] Yeah. [02:54] >> Where are you? Like Balkan? [02:56] >> Yeah. [02:57] >> From Albania? [02:59] >> No. [03:00] >> From [03:01] >> Bulgaria. [03:03] >> Okay. You almost definitely have some [03:05] Asian in you. [03:08] Bulgaria is like a country full of [03:09] gypsies from [03:11] >> the east. You're literally Asian. [03:14] Uh we actually our whole blood in uh [03:18] like our whole blood don't have any [03:20] gypsies in it actually. [03:21] >> Yeah, but not you. You clearly are. [03:25] >> No, like the whole bloodline. I know the [03:27] whole bloodline. There's no gypsies. [03:29] >> Yeah, but you clear Bulgarians are like [03:32] the most [03:33] non-European European. It's like the [03:35] border of Europe. It's like as least [03:37] European as you could be. [03:39] You're not like you're not German. You [03:41] fronted on me like you were some [ __ ] [03:43] white guy. Bulgarians are barely white. [03:47] Barely white. [03:49] >> Bro, I have Russian blood inside of me. [03:51] So [03:51] >> Russians are not really white. [03:55] Like Western Russians are, but a very [03:57] small portion of them. [03:58] >> What are you talking about? [03:59] >> I've been I've been to Russia and most [04:01] most people in Russia are not white. [04:02] >> Black. [04:03] >> No, nobody said black, [ __ ] I'm not [04:05] I'm not saying black. [04:07] >> You have Tajik. You have Buryat. You [04:09] have so many different ethnicities [04:10] inside of Russian. [04:12] >> You have tartar. Like so many different [04:14] people in there who are not white. [04:16] >> You're not white. You maybe you have [04:18] white ancestry, but you definitely look [04:20] a little Asian. [04:23] >> You gas lit me like you were some [04:24] [ __ ] German Austrian. I was like, [04:26] bro, I I know I know people. I've [04:29] traveled enough. I know that you're not [04:31] fully white. [04:34] >> So if I'm Asian. Okay. [04:37] >> Okay. Let's just say we're I'm [ __ ] [04:39] Asian. [04:39] >> Asian ancestry. You don't have to be [04:41] like Asian. Maybe like some one of your [04:42] ancestors is Asian. [04:43] >> Okay, I'm going to give you that. Okay, [04:45] good. I'm a little bit Asian. Ancy, I [04:47] don't care. So, but how do you feel [04:50] about [snorts] the situation right now [04:53] in Israel? [04:54] >> Wow, nice pivot, bro. That was great. [04:55] That was a good pivot. [04:58] Uh, you know, it could be better. I wish [05:00] we didn't have so much war, but it is [05:02] what it is. [05:03] But why why do you want to have why do [05:06] you kill small children? [05:08] >> I don't know. I would I would ask that I [05:10] would ask the the Arabs this the same [05:11] question. They kill our small children [05:13] also. [05:14] >> But both sides, but I think [05:16] >> but I So I'm I'm like I want equality. I [05:18] want Well, you ask me a question. Maybe [05:20] I can let me answer. I want equality in [05:22] the Middle East. I'm an Arab. [05:24] >> I'm an Arab just like the Palestinians. [05:26] So when they kill my small children, I [05:29] think it's only fair to do the same. I [05:31] want actual equality. Like if somebody's [05:33] coming and massacring my women and [05:35] children, I think the same should be [05:37] bestowed upon them. And I don't see any [05:39] reason to like differentiate. I only [05:41] want to behave as good as my neighbors [05:43] behave. So I want to execute war the [05:45] same way that the Palestinians would or [05:47] the Syrians would or the Jordanians [05:49] would or the Lebanese. And when you look [05:51] at Lebanon and Jordan and Syria, they [05:53] don't massacre like couple people in a [05:56] hospital. They massacre an entire [05:58] nation. They genocide everyone. So, if [06:00] that's how they execute war, I want to [06:02] do the same exact thing. If they change [06:04] their morals and start being democratic [06:07] and liberal and they want to have peace [06:08] and love, I'm all down for it. I would [06:10] love it. But until they change their [06:12] ways, I don't want to change my way. [06:15] But if that's true [06:18] >> Mhm. [06:20] >> which country do you think existed first [06:24] in history? like at the place right now [06:26] where Palestine and Israel is like which [06:29] country existed first Palestine or [06:31] Israel? [06:32] >> Well, there there there was never a [06:33] country called Palestine in the history [06:35] of planet Earth. There was [06:37] >> actually there is actually books. Yeah, [06:40] there's actually [06:40] >> Could you show me where [06:43] >> um I can tell you that actually I'm [06:44] German so we have actually a lot of like [06:47] >> So, show me instead of explaining show [06:49] me. [06:50] >> Okay, wait [snorts] real quick. Mhm. [06:56] I'm getting it right now. Got to search [06:58] it up real quick. Okay. [07:16] Don't wonder. I have I have two two [07:18] screens. [07:19] >> Me, too. [07:24] But are you like a streamer or [07:25] something? [07:26] >> Don't worry about that. Answer the [07:27] question first. [07:31] >> I just want to know, bro. [07:33] >> Don't worry about it. [07:41] [laughter] [07:42] >> I This is my favorite part. I love the [07:45] endless typing and then the sweating and [07:47] the sighing. It's my favorite part. [07:49] >> We got it. Okay. [07:50] >> So, history of Palestine. [07:52] >> No, no, no, no. Hold on, hold on. I'm [07:54] going to pause you real quick. I don't [07:55] want the history of Palestine. You said [07:57] Palestine was a country before Israel. [07:59] And you know, because you're [08:00] >> I'm right now going to search it out. [08:01] >> Don't give me the history of Palestine. [08:03] Give me when Palestine was a country [08:05] before Israel. Show me that proof. [08:09] And I'm not let, by the way, I'm not [08:10] letting you You're either going to run [08:11] away from this conversation. You're [08:12] going to answer the question or you can [08:14] >> Can I give you the link? [08:15] >> I don't want a link. I want you to tell [08:17] me when Palestine was a country before [08:20] Israel. [08:20] >> Palestine 12 28 historical map of [08:24] Palestine or the Holy Land. [08:26] >> No. No. Tell me when Palestine was a [08:29] country, a sovereign country. Could be a [08:32] kingdom too if you want before Israel. [08:34] Go. Don't run away. [08:37] >> That is That is [08:37] >> I don't want a map of the Holy Land. I [08:39] want when it was a country, [08:42] >> an independent country. You said [08:43] Palestine was a country. [08:47] >> [laughter] [08:53] >> I love this [ __ ] bro. I love my job so [08:55] much. [08:56] >> You have a job? [08:58] >> No. No, I'm unemployed. Keep going. [09:00] [laughter] [09:03] I like my job. No, I'm unemployed, bro. [09:05] Nice one, bro. That is actually a nice [09:07] one. [09:08] >> Thanks, bro. [09:11] >> But like, [09:13] >> just answer the question. You don't you [09:14] don't need to talk. One second. Answer [09:16] the question [09:16] >> cuz we have to do this thoroughly. We're [09:18] not going to get distracted. You answer [09:20] the question or you concede that you [09:21] don't know what you're talking about. [09:22] It's one of the two options. [09:26] >> And listen, I'll tell you something. [09:27] Brother, all right, manto men. If you [09:29] concede that you don't know what you're [09:30] talking about, you have an opportunity [09:31] to learn something today, which is the [09:33] biggest thing of all. As men, we need to [09:35] sometimes bring down our ego and say, [09:37] you know what, I was wrong. I [ __ ] up. [09:38] Let me teach me learn. Let me learn. [09:41] >> I'm I'm right now searching for it, bro. [09:43] Don't read a question. Don't you think [09:45] that if Palestine was ever a country? [09:47] Like you're you can use your common [09:48] sense. You're you're German. Don't you [09:50] think that if Palestine was ever a [09:51] country, it would have taken you one [09:52] search to find the exact details. [09:55] You know, you don't think you would you [09:56] wouldn't have to search. You already [09:57] been looking for four minutes now. You [09:59] think it would be easy to find [10:01] >> because Wikipedia has actually really [10:03] long. [10:03] >> Okay. So, how about let's just do this [10:05] real quick. Hey, Google. [10:07] Was Palestine ever an independent state, [10:11] country, or kingdom in the history of [10:14] planet Earth? [10:19] >> Historically, no independent state, [10:22] country, or kingdom named Palestine ever [10:24] existed as a sovereign entity prior to [10:27] the late 20th century. [10:30] >> Is that good enough? [10:31] >> Is that actually Google? Show me. Show [10:33] me. [10:34] >> I have a Google I have a Google Pixel 10 [10:36] Pro. It's built into my device, Google [10:38] Gemini. So, you can you can also do the [10:41] experiment at home. I've done it [10:42] thousands of times. [10:43] >> The unfortunate history is for [10:45] Palestinians. Here, listen. Look, focus [10:47] on me, bro. You put your phone down. [10:49] You'll you'll learn something. There's a [10:50] group of people called the Philistines. [10:52] You ever heard about them? [10:54] >> No. [10:54] >> The Philistines is where the name [10:56] Palestine comes from. They were a group [10:58] of people who came from Greece, white [11:00] Europeans who sailed to the Middle East [11:03] where the Canaanites were living. And [11:04] they established a small, not even [11:07] country, but just a autonomous area from [11:10] Ashculon to around the Gaza Sinai area. [11:13] That's where they lived. And that was [11:16] called the Philistines area. But it [11:18] wasn't a country. It wasn't a kingdom. [11:20] It wasn't anything. later on, much way [11:23] later on, like we're talking a couple [11:25] thousand years later, there's an [11:27] independent kingdom called the United [11:29] Kingdom of Israel that is established as [11:32] a sovereign country that governed over [11:34] Judea and Samaria, the highlands of [11:36] Israel, the coastal plains, and the [11:38] negative desert. That was called the [11:40] Kingdom of Israel. Not a country because [11:42] we didn't have countries back then or [11:44] nation states. It was a kingdom, a [11:46] sovereign empire called the United [11:48] Kingdom of Israel. After that, the [11:51] Romans destroyed it and there never was [11:52] a Jewish sovereign state there ever [11:54] again until the state of Israel where we [11:57] established. But unfortunately for you [12:00] and for the Palestinians, a Palestine [12:03] never ever existed ever. It's a very [12:07] recent invention, unfortunately. And I [12:09] wish for the Palestinians and for you [12:11] that it was true because I don't want to [12:12] have to like come and call your [ __ ] out [12:14] on us, you know, on to everyone [12:16] watching. But it's important. [12:19] You need to know and you need to [12:20] acknowledge as a man that you're wrong [12:22] sometimes. And that's okay. Sometimes [12:24] we're wrong as men. You know, I can [12:26] acknowledge when I'm wrong. [12:27] >> But the thing is, [12:28] >> yeah, [12:29] >> I'm going to be actually honest. I do I [12:32] actually have a lot of Palestinian [12:34] friends. [12:35] >> That's great. Me, too, by the way. [12:37] >> So, they can they can debate, of course, [12:40] way better than me. [12:41] >> They can't debate. But, brother, the [12:43] thing is you can't debate with [12:44] historical fact. There was never a [12:47] country called Palestine. Like a [12:49] Palestinian. [12:50] >> I I cannot say like I cannot like show [12:52] you anything because I only have the [12:54] German like the [12:55] >> No, listen to what I'm saying, brother. [12:57] You don't need to be Palestinian or [12:59] Israeli or German. Anyone. Anyone. This [13:02] is open for somebody from the Congo or [13:05] from Indonesia or from America. You can [13:07] Google if there was ever a country named [13:10] Palestine and then search through the [13:12] relevant resources to find if there was [13:14] ever a country called Palestine. It [13:16] doesn't take a long time to find out [13:17] that there was never a country called [13:18] Palestine. Does that mean that in 2026 a [13:21] Palestinian people don't exist? No, they [13:24] exist. I don't deny that they exist. [13:26] They exist as a Palestinian people. They [13:28] have a national identity. [13:29] >> But I have a question. [13:30] >> Okay. [13:31] >> Like one one question, genuine question. [13:34] um about that England and Palestine [13:37] situation like the people of Palestine [13:40] and that was like 19 [13:44] I forgot which year it was a it was in [13:46] something in the '90s where they said [13:48] like yeah we don't have a land and stuff [13:51] it was like 600,000 something Jews and [13:54] they they wanted to have a land but they [13:56] didn't have any and then they moved to [13:58] Palestine like is that true? No, [14:02] >> but how is that fake? [snorts] [14:04] >> It's just not it's not the it's not the [14:06] full truth. Like maybe there was a [14:08] certain period of time where there were [14:10] Jews who were immigrating to what was [14:11] called Palestine, but this had been [14:13] going on for literally hundreds of [14:15] years. So, I'm not sure exactly what [14:17] you're referring to, but Jews from all [14:19] over the world had been immigrating [14:21] back, buying land, uh, sectioning off [14:23] places and building communities in land [14:25] for literally the better part of 500 [14:27] years from like around 15 from 1490 [14:30] after the Spanish Inquisition that we [14:32] had the first big migrations from Spain [14:34] and then there were Jews that came from [14:36] Morocco and then Ashkenazi Jews from [14:37] Germany, from Austria, from Russia who [14:40] started coming and that circulated till [14:42] the 1700s Jews came from Yemen and then [14:44] after obviously World War II and the [14:46] Holocaust, we had a big migration from [14:47] Europe, then a big migration from the [14:49] Arab countries where my family came [14:51] from, and then we had a big migration in [14:53] the 80s from the Ethiopian from uh the [14:55] East African countries. So, it's it's [14:58] been waves. If you want to just like [14:59] isolate like, all right, 600,000 Jews [15:01] came in here. We can have [ __ ] [15:04] conversations, but there's almost no [15:06] point. It's like saying that Palestine [15:08] was a country. Like, we can play pretend [15:10] and live in fantasy land all day, but [15:13] it's not the truth. [15:15] Um it says here [15:18] >> like where I like read it in a country [15:22] of West Asia the West Bank including [15:25] East Jerusalem and Gaza strip both of [15:28] which occupied by Israel. These [15:30] territories are collectively known as [15:32] the Palestinian territories are occupied [15:34] by Palestinian [15:36] territories. [snorts] They share the [15:37] vast majority of the borders with Israel [15:40] with the West Bank. Uhhuh. [15:43] What are you trying you trying to learn [15:44] about what the borders are? [15:47] >> No, I'm trying to actually search right [15:50] now when like which year [15:53] like was [15:54] >> Palestine was established. [15:56] >> Yeah, [15:56] >> Palestine was established in 1986 as a [16:00] country. [16:01] >> Year the declaration of independence 15 [16:04] November 1988. [16:06] >> 1988. Yeah. 1986 it was proposed as an [16:08] independent country [16:10] >> and then uh 1948 was Israel. [16:14] >> 1948. [16:15] >> Yeah. So [16:16] >> Okay. [16:16] >> Yeah. Quite a quite a bit before. [16:18] >> Oh, it is in the second war. [16:20] >> It's a little bit after. Yeah. [16:23] >> Yeah. [16:25] >> So, [16:26] >> but that's I mean if you look at it in a [16:27] vacuum. Yes. But that's the [16:29] establishment of almost every postc [16:30] colonial nation after World War II is [16:32] India and Pakistan is 1947. You know, [16:35] you have the scramble for Africa which [16:37] starts in the 1930s and ends in like the [16:39] 1970s. So, you have many nation states [16:42] because I don't know if you know this, [16:43] but especially in the Middle East, we [16:44] didn't have the concept of countries. [16:46] There wasn't a country. You had [16:48] administrative zones under empires from [16:50] the Ottomans to the British, the Arabs [16:51] before that. So, there was no such thing [16:54] as a country. There was no Palestinian [16:56] identity as there wasn't an Israeli [16:58] identity. You had Jews and you had [17:00] Muslims or Arabs or Arabized peoples. [17:03] You had Turks, you had Armenians, you [17:05] had Assyrians, Coptic people. [17:09] >> So, you're telling me Israel was made in [17:13] 1984? [17:15] >> No. [17:15] >> Uh, no. Uh, 48, sorry. [17:17] >> The nation state of Israel was born in [17:20] 1948 alongside many nation states that [17:23] were born after the colonialism. [17:25] >> Yeah. And then they cleared independence [17:28] in 1988 [17:30] like Israel and Palestine. [17:32] No, there was no such thing called [17:35] Palestine ever. [17:36] >> There was a mandate for Palestine that [17:38] was administrated by the British and [17:40] before that there was the region of [17:42] southern Syria by the Ottomans which was [17:45] also known as Palestine or Philistine [17:47] and Turkish Ottoman. Okay. When the [17:50] British relinquished the land to the [17:52] Arabs and the Jews to partition it into [17:54] their own land, the Jews proposed an [17:56] Israel and the Palestine side by side. [17:58] The Arabs rejected it and they fought a [18:01] war against Israel. Israel won the war [18:04] and took all of it and left Jordan with [18:08] the West Bank, Egypt with Gaza. Neither [18:11] one of them created a Palestinian state. [18:12] They didn't want to. They they were [18:14] happy. And then they fought another war [18:17] in ' 67 where Israel captured the West [18:19] Bank and declared it as part of its [18:21] territory and the Golan Heights. And all [18:24] of that has been Israel since then. [18:26] After that began a political process [18:28] where Palestinians advocated for [18:30] statehood and by UN standards many [18:33] countries gave them that but they gave [18:35] it to them in contested area that was [18:37] already won by Israel in a war. So it's [18:40] kind of a misnomer but there was no [18:42] Palestine. There was no country called [18:44] Palestine. There were no borders of [18:45] Palestine. Israel is not occupying the [18:48] land from [18:49] >> But why is there a card like from the [18:52] like the 800th century? [18:56] Uh-huh. [18:57] >> of Palestine. That's like my question. [18:59] >> A card. [19:01] >> Like a map. I mean, like a map. [19:04] >> Like a map with the name Philistine. [19:07] >> Palestine. [19:08] >> Yeah. Well, Palestine is not the name. [19:10] That's the English name. Philistine is [19:11] the name in Arabic. [19:13] >> Okay. And it says like the like I like I [19:16] read to you like the historical map of [19:18] Palestine or the Holy Land. like [19:20] >> cuz I mean [19:21] >> history [19:25] >> there were different uh different [19:27] empires who referred to the land in [19:29] different names. So Philistine was one [19:31] of them. [19:33] >> So it did exist [19:35] >> not as a country or a state or an [19:37] independent kingdom. It existed as a [19:40] region or uh a territory that was [19:43] governed by empires. Never as a country. [19:46] Never as a people with an identity ever. [19:48] Go research before 1986, what is the [19:51] Palestinian identity? Go look up before [19:53] 1900, who are the Palestinians. It's [19:56] just Arabs. There's no there's no pure [19:59] Palestinian identity. [20:00] >> What do you think about just they all [20:02] live in peace? [20:04] >> I want that, but I don't want to live [20:05] under them. I don't want to live under [20:08] Palestinians. I don't want to live in [20:09] Palestine. I want to live in Israel. [20:11] Palestinians can be a part of it, but [20:13] they have to live under us. I don't want [20:14] to I don't want them to be above us [20:16] because every time they do that they end [20:18] up killing us. [20:19] >> We just both get equal. What do you [20:22] think about that? [20:24] >> Uh it does equality doesn't work in you [20:26] know we're not in Europe here. The [20:28] Middle East doesn't work on equality. [20:30] There's no equality in the Middle East. [20:32] >> You you like gave a chance to [20:34] >> Yeah. No, we we have but we have but you [20:37] can't. [20:38] >> Equality doesn't work in this in this [20:40] region. You know, [20:41] >> it's not Europe. They don't govern. [20:43] Nobody wants equality. Nobody wants [20:44] democracy here. [20:47] >> I never told that you have to have a [20:49] degree. I just want [20:50] >> But I'm saying equality doesn't I know [20:52] you want peace, but you you also can't [20:54] force your version of peace onto us. You [20:56] see me, I'm different than you. I'm a [20:58] Middle Eastern person. You can't remove [21:00] that from my blood. [21:01] >> I know that what it takes to subdue my [21:03] enemy or to make my enemy respect me is [21:06] sometimes you have to [ __ ] kill all [21:07] of their family if they fight you. If [21:09] they come to murder you, you have to you [21:11] have to punish everyone. And that's an [21:14] unfortunate truth of this region. I wish [21:16] it was different. I don't want to do [21:18] that, but I understand it's necessary. [21:21] And you can't you can't just hope for [21:23] peace and hope for good because then [21:25] your family dies often in this region. [21:28] So if it's not for you, you have to get [21:30] out. That's what happened to the [21:31] British. You know, the British stayed [21:33] here. They thought it was for them. They [21:34] were colonizers. They had to leave [21:36] because it wasn't for them. Palestinians [21:38] should live here and the Jews should [21:40] live here. The Israelis should live [21:41] here. I think that if we live in [21:43] Palestine, they will oppress and kill [21:46] many people, not just Jews. So, I prefer [21:48] that Jews will be in control here in [21:50] this small piece of land, they can live [21:52] with us. If they want to live in Arab [21:53] countries, they're welcome to live in [21:54] Arab countries. I prefer that they live [21:56] with us. [21:57] >> What if What if it's like the like the [21:59] same [ __ ] but just Israeli? like they [22:02] get their like suppress their [22:05] people and stuff like because of their [22:07] beliefs. [22:09] >> Well, we don't [22:09] >> because but some but you did see some [22:13] Jews do like actually hate. [22:16] >> Sure. I mean there's tons of Jews that [22:18] hate. Yeah. [22:19] >> Yeah. That's and that's what I don't [22:20] like. [22:20] >> Yeah. But there's also tons of Muslims [22:22] that hate and tons of Arabs that hate. [22:24] >> Everybody Everybody treats [22:25] >> But there's ton There's tons of Muslims [22:27] and Arabs that hate too. Like again, if [22:30] we want to have a [ __ ] conversation, [22:31] >> let's all [ __ ] learn how to get like [22:35] good with each other. [22:36] >> Yeah, you you go try go try to do that [22:38] in Palestine. I I welcome you. Go I've [22:40] been to Palestine. You've never been to [22:42] Palestine. I welcome you. Go to [22:44] Palestine. Go have a conversation with [22:46] them about trying to be good with [22:47] everyone. Go do it. And I love [22:49] Palestinians, but they're not about that [22:52] life. We're not in Europe, Habibi. It's [22:54] not It doesn't work that way. [22:56] >> Bro just called me Habibi. That's crazy. [22:59] Um, [22:59] >> it's really not that crazy, but okay. [23:02] >> Yeah, we don't call um like I don't how [23:08] should I say it? Like I don't use we [23:11] don't use that language a lot of here. [23:12] Like I know what it means, but like [23:15] >> Yeah. Well, we we do. [23:16] >> We don't use it a lot. [23:17] >> We do. [23:18] >> Yeah, of course. You're [ __ ] in the [23:19] Middle East. Of course you do. [23:21] >> Anyways, I hope you think I I hope you [23:23] think that I'm not that bad at [23:25] >> I but I'm going to give you one though. [23:27] You're a pretty nice guy. [23:29] >> I'm a I'm a great guy, bro. I've been [23:31] nice to you. I educated you. You You [23:34] learned a little bit, [23:35] >> right? [23:36] >> And you didn't curse me out. [23:37] >> No, you were and you were an [ __ ] in [23:38] the beginning. You were not very nice in [23:40] the beginning. [23:43] >> You weren't respectful. [23:44] >> That's normal in Europe, though. I can [23:46] tell you that. That's normal in Europe. [23:47] >> But, but now you know. And you know that [23:48] I'm not a bad guy. And I think you [23:50] learned something. [23:52] >> Yeah. But I think we still should live [23:54] in peace. Nobody's Nobody's saying we [23:57] should we shouldn't live in peace. I [23:59] don't think we need to live under your [24:01] European white version even though [24:03] you're not really white. [24:04] >> Okay, that's that is a little bit racist [24:07] now. Okay, [24:08] >> fine. Well, fine. But I don't I if you [24:09] want to call it racist, I'm not afraid [24:11] of being a little bit racist, but I [24:13] don't want to live under your white [24:15] European version of peace in in in in [24:17] the Middle East. In Europe, that's [24:19] great. I love it when I come visit [24:20] Europe. It's great. I love what you guys [24:22] have built there. [24:23] >> Where did you visit? I've been almost [24:25] every country in Europe at this point. [24:27] >> Germany too. [24:28] >> Germany too. Multiple times. [24:30] >> How do you What is your um opinion about [24:32] Fred? Like the [24:35] >> the new the AD What is it? ADF FDA [24:37] party. [24:38] >> No, no, no. CDU CDU. [24:40] >> I don't I don't know. Frederick Mir is [24:42] the new He just got elected. [24:45] >> Not right now, but it's a little bit [24:47] older. [24:47] >> Like he he's a right-wing guy [24:51] >> kind of. He's like in the middle [24:53] >> middle [24:53] >> right now. Yeah. [24:54] >> If I'm remembering who he is, he's kind [24:56] of got like a narrow face and in [24:58] glasses. I think I liked what he said, [24:59] but I I can't really remember to be [25:01] honest with you. [25:01] >> He's actually right now he's like [25:04] everybody that's turning 18 is has to [25:09] like [25:10] be a soldier. [25:11] >> Good. [25:12] >> Or you need to do social work like [25:15] >> Good work. [25:18] >> That is not good, bro. [25:19] >> That's that's what we have in Israel. [25:20] Yeah, but that's not democracy in [25:23] Europe, bro. That is [25:24] >> good. Good. It'll actually make you [25:25] responsible for the actions of your [25:27] country. That's great. It builds [25:28] character. It develops a real true love [25:31] with the country. [25:31] >> Why should I fight for someone [25:33] >> Yeah. [25:34] >> that doesn't care about me. [25:36] >> You don't have to. You could also leave [25:38] the country. You don't have to live in [25:39] Germany. You could go anywhere else. [25:41] >> I I want to live in Germany. But [25:42] >> Well, then if that's the rules of the [25:44] country, if the rules of the country is [25:45] you need to give back to the country, [25:47] then then that's what it needs to be, [25:49] bro. [25:50] Yeah, but it's still still not nice. And [25:53] did you hear about the chat control too? [25:56] >> The chat control? [25:58] >> Yeah. [25:58] >> No, [25:59] >> that's like um [26:02] like they scan like your messages and [26:04] stuff. You don't have it in the Middle [26:05] East. It only exists now in Europe [26:07] completely. Um they like it's getting [26:11] used like it's scanning your messages [26:13] and watch out like if you don't have [26:15] like [26:16] >> um if you like hurt child like children [26:21] or like [26:22] >> Oh yeah that's [ __ ] up. That's [ __ ] [26:24] up. That's [ __ ] up. [26:25] >> Invasion of privacy. [26:26] >> I find I find I still find the chat [26:28] control is bad because that hurts our [26:32] amendments like our rules because we we [26:36] have a right on privacy. [26:37] >> Mhm. in Germany or like in almost every [26:40] European country, we have a right on [26:42] privacy and um [snorts] [26:45] and we actually like I just need [26:48] privacy, bro. Like now I'm getting like [26:51] um like watched [26:53] to be honest by AI, bro. Like [26:57] >> [ __ ] good luck, bro. Save Germany. [26:59] Save Europe. [27:00] >> Yeah. And like imagine that real quick. [27:03] You cannot like every message you're [27:05] typing it's it's first it's 1.0 right [27:08] now but if it points like if it's 2.0 [27:12] then every [ __ ] message you type is [27:14] getting scanned. [27:16] >> Can [snorts] you imagine that real [27:17] quick? [27:17] >> Crazy [27:18] >> mass f mass [ __ ] surveillance bro is [27:23] watching you [27:24] >> but that's how it's been for years now [27:26] to be honest with you. It's just going [27:27] to get worse but [27:28] >> now it's going to get publicly at least. [27:31] Anyways, little bro, it was nice to [27:33] speak to you. Hope you learned [27:34] something. [27:35] >> Don't Don't be so mean to Zionist. You [27:37] learn something if you open your heart [27:38] up a little bit. [27:39] >> Yeah. Thank you. See you around, bro. [27:41] Bye bye. [27:43] >> Tell me tell me Tal didn't do a good [27:45] job. Huh? Huh?
