Shenvi, McDurmon, Thornberg and Robert Saleh (They're All Full of It)

All right, everybody, make sure this thing's on.

I recorded a whole episode and the microphone was off.

In any case, you already know what time it is.

Hope you had a good weekend, good Lord's Day, good everything.

We are going to talk today about a few different things.

Here's the thing.

Everybody talks.

Everybody talks a game.

Some people talk a big game, some people talk a medium game, some people even talk a small game.

Everybody talks a game.

Most people are full of it.

Most people are totally full of it.

There's not a lot of action to back up the talk.

No one's a perfect, more a perfect example in my life right now than Robert Sala.

Robert Sala's the head coach of the New York Jets.

By all accounts, by his record, he should be fired, but he's not gonna be fired.

He's gonna be the coach next year too.

And this guy's totally full of it.

I remember he came on board and he had all these mantras, the Jets are gonna be all gas and no brakes,

positive vibes only.

And then he starts the season and he sucks, of course.

And at one point he does a press conference and he says, you guys are gonna be sorry.

Things are gonna click.

And when we're good on offense, we're keeping all the receipts and we're gonna show you that

we knew what was going on.

And three years later, he still sucks.

As simple as that.

We got the receipts, Sala.

You still stink.

This guy talks about empathy more than anybody.

If you ever wondered to yourself, hey, Self, is empathy good to be an

empathetic coach?

Like, is empathy good to coach football?

The answer is no.

The answer is no.

This guy's got empathy.

You know, one of his players this year, Zach Wilson, he's a quarterback, Mormon quarterback.

And he sucks.

Simple as that, he sucks.

And he expressed reluctance to play.

You know, he's like, I don't know, I'm gonna be on a different team next year probably because the Jets are gonna run me out of town.

I don't know, I don't wanna get injured.

The minute that you sniff that out, a player is reluctant to play.

He should've been fired.

He should've been cut right then and right there.

Imagine if you told your boss that you're reluctant to work because maybe next year you might work for a different company and you don't wanna get burnt out.

Like, you'd be fired, obviously.

But of course, no, he's got empathy.

He sees it from Zach Wilson's perspective.

And you know, the kid's had a hard career.

No, no, that's no way to run a football team.

Nothing but excuses with this guy.

You know, we sucked again.

And he's like, oh, you know, we got injuries and, you know, stuff like that.

And, you know, it's been hard.

You know, we did, we got a lot of improvement this year.

You were seven and 10.

There's no improvement at all.

You still stink.

Well, there's a lot of things we did better and things like that.

This is how a winner talks about a season like that.

This is Garrett Wilson.

He's on our team.

He's the best player on our team.

He's a second year in.

He was a rookie of the year his first year.

He did great this year.

Look, listen to how he responds to their awful season because he personally did very well.

He's a good player.

He had good stats.

Even though he has a horrible team, he was doing well.

Listen to how he talks about it.

And what happened this season can't happen again.

It's how I feel about it.

And I don't, you know, I can't say that.

Kind of back to what Conor had asked me.

You know, I got to stay in my lane.

I don't know exactly how to answer that, to be fair.

Or to be honest.

But it's got to be better.

You know, we've got to make adjustments in the game.

We've got to do things to counter what we're getting and be able to

be able to put points on the board.

Because, you know, two years I've been here and I mean, honestly, you know, it's

been tough.

It's been tough going.

And football hasn't been this hard as far as offensive.

And when I watch it, you know, on the sideline, it don't look that hard for the other team.

So we got to figure out something to, you know, to get it rolling, no matter

who's slinging it, man.

And I know that, you know, Aaron will be an offense in itself, because that's just what he brings to the table.

He's special, man.

Basically saying, look, it doesn't matter about the injuries.

It doesn't matter who's playing quarterback.

It doesn't matter.

Like every team has this.

I look at the other team, it doesn't look that hard for them.

We got to do better.

He also said, you know, somebody said, hey, you had a great year, you know,.

Congratulations.

And he said, this is what he said.

This kid, this is a kid, you know, he's 23, I don't know, 24.

And he goes, I got to be honest with you.

This was the worst season of my career.

And he goes, I know you're talking about me personally.

So thank you.

But this is the worst season of my career.

This was awful.

We lost.

Yeah, I did fine, but we lost.

What difference did it make?

That's, this is a kid who's got, this guy is the opposite of being all talk with no substance.

This guy over here, Robert Salah, people say I look like him, you know, or that he could be related to me, you know.

I don't know, man.

I kind of see it, but he looks like he'd be a good head coach, but he's full of it.

He's absolutely full of it.

And that's what we're talking about today.

People being full of it.

Neil Shenvey, man.

Oh my goodness.

Neil Shenvey.

He tried to, he tried, he tried to trap us.

And it was, it was adorable.

He tried to pull an Eric Cahn, you know, like Eric Cahn, he'll post a Bible verse, but he won't cite it as a Bible verse.

He'll just post what it says.

And then people in the comments, oh, that's stupid.

You're a misogynist, you're stupid.

And then it's like, oh, well, you know, it's Corinthians, whatever, you know, that's what he does.

I've done that before too.

I remember I was debating an Arminian and there's a Bible verse that says that God consigns all to

disobedience so that he might show mercy or something like that.

And, and he said, well, that's stupid.

And then I was like, hey, maybe you should check your Bible at this verse.

And he goes, oh, well, you must be misunderstanding that.

It was like, dude, you just called the Bible stupid.

You know what I mean?

That's a real trap, right?

Obviously.

And I like traps.

I don't have a problem with trolling and traps and stuff like that.

But Neil messed this up.

Neil was like, like a, like an old man fumbling over an iPhone, like trying to figure out how to work the iPhone.

Like Neil totally blew this one.

It's so stupid.

So he writes here, I utterly repudiate sinful ethnic partiality.

In all its various forms.

And so everyone was teeing off on this.

Cause this is, cause he's, it looks like he's just doing the thing that everybody does.

It's just a common thing.

This is a common thing people do.

Out of nowhere, they'll say, I stand against misogyny.

I stand boldly against antisemitism.

And it's just like out of nowhere.

So we make fun of it.

And, and, and we rightfully so, cause it's stupid to do this kind of stuff.

This is a virtue signaling, whatever.

So I thought he was pulling a strong, right?

Cause strong does this.

Come what may, I stand against racism, you know?

But he actually wasn't pulling a strong because what he was doing, he was trying to trap you.

And Gabe Hughes here, Gabe, this video is for you, buddy.

I like you, man. I like you.

And I think you're smarter than you let on.

So Gabe here says, this was a direct quote from the statement of Christian nationalism.

So maybe you guys are the ones that are stupid.

That's basically what he's saying.

Maybe that, you know, you guys are the virtue signalers.

And it doesn't work at all because it's not like Eric Kahn, number one, because Eric Kahn, he wouldn't like try to trick you to

make it, make you think like it was something that it was.

And Neil's here trying to say, look, I said this, but he, you know, it's really from the statement of Christian nationalism.

But the problem is even if Eric Kahn did do this, cause I think he has done something similar before.

It's not a, it's not a con, but it is similar.

He has to understand, like you have to put it in context here.

So the statement of Christian nationalism, it was written at a time when Christian nationalists were fielding

accusations of being, you know, ethnic partial, partiality, racist, you know,.

Nazi, neo -Nazis all day long.

That's all people were saying about Christian nationalists.

So they put it in a statement in context specifically, not just a virtue signal out of nowhere.

It was just to address, look, we're not, we don't believe in ethnic partiality or sinful partiality at all.

We repudiate it, right?

So in context, there was a reason they put this in the statement.

It wasn't just out of nowhere saying, I utterly stand against antisemitism.

So Neil thinks it's a gotcha, but it's not a gotcha.

I didn't know at the time when you put this here, that this was part of the Christian national statement, that you're setting a trap or whatever.

I didn't know.

So you got me, you got me on this one, Neil.

But now that I know, I'm still gonna make fun of every single idiot that decides to virtue signal.

It's still funny.

It's still funny each and every time someone boldly stands against antisemitism.

Come what may.

This is nothing.

This is not a trap.

This is stupid.

Neil, you're adorable.

You're absolutely adorable.

You're so full of it, Neil.

It's ridiculous.

I don't know who's more full of it, Robert Sahl or Neil Shendby.

I suppose it's gotta be Neil because Robert Sahl is just a football coach.

I mean, who cares?

You're full of it, Neil.

You're all talk.

You believe a lot of the right things and yet your actions all determine that you actually don't believe it.

You're just full of it.

You're full of it, Neil.

Take a good hard look in the mirror.

You are full of it.

I don't know if you know that you're full of it or not, but you're totally full of it.

You're all hat and no cattle.

It's as simple as that.

It's as simple as that.

Now, I'll be honest.

I, you know, one of the things I told Gabe here is that if he only knew the backstory here, I'm not gonna share the backstory

because the backstory is private, you know what I mean?

But what I will say is that I don't even think this was smart to put in the Christian nationalist statement.

I agree with the statement, like there's a sinful version of ethnic partiality, but then there's an unsinful version, right?

Like that's why they wrote it this way because they wanted to make sure that they were only talking about the sinful kind.

There's an ethnic partiality that's not sinful.

You know, most people, when they get married, they marry someone of their same ethnicity.

They're showing partiality, but it's not a sinful version of partiality.

You know, Paul in the Bible says all Cretans are liars.

That's partial.

There's not a sinful partiality though.

So what they wanted to do is they wanted to retain the ability to still talk about ethnic things

that are partial, but not the sinful version, because some of those things need to be kicked around.

Like you can kick them around and sometimes they need to be kicked around, right?

With, and still repudiate the sinful version, right?

That's why they wrote it.

But honestly, I don't think it was smart to do this because, and if you notice, people call me antisemitic and they call me whatever all day long

on the internet,.

Right?

And I always laugh at them.

I always post that 20th century Fox meme.

No one cares, you know, because here's the thing.

People accuse you of antisemitism and they do it not to get you to deny

or not to get you to admit it because no one's going to admit it really.

They're not expecting that.

What they want you to do is deny it.

They want you on record 10, 20, 100 times denying being a racist or a misogynist

because the idea is that the effect will be for people that aren't really paying attention.

Oh, well, there's smoke, there's fire.

I mean, 10 people accused 80 Robos of being an antisemite today.

I guess he's an antisemite.

So I don't play that game.

I don't do the denials and the repudiations that are demanded of me.

You know what I mean?

I just laugh at that stuff.

That's what I would recommend.

If someone's publicly accusing you of something ridiculous, just laugh at them.

It's funny and there's really no point in denying it because that's not, because the whole reason they're asking is because they want you to deny it.

They want it on record.

They want to sully your image.

They want to make you dirty.

And weasels like Shenvy who are all cat, no cattle, full of it, Neil is full of it.

Just like Robert Salah.

Robert Salah, I mean, he looks like a cool dude.

And in fact, I'd like to have a beer with Robert Salah.

He seems like a nice guy, but he's full of it.

So is this guy.

This guy's all talk, no record, no backup, no nothing.

And so is Neil Shenvy, this guy here.

Neil, there's Neil, full of it.

This guy's full of it.

Anyway, yeah.

So my recommendation is like, if you have a private conversation with like your brother, like if my brother came to me and say,

hey, you know, he would never do this because my brother's way more extreme than I am.

But let's just say, let's just say he said, hey Adam, you know, I'm worried a little bit about your

trajectory.

You know, I wonder if you're like a misogynist or an anti -Semite.

In a private conversation with people who know me and they know me well, and I might deny being an anti -Semite, I might.

But when someone that you have no relationship with, like Neil, some weasel like Neil looks like this,

little weasel, says you're an anti -Semite.

I would recommend not denying it.

You can either laugh at them or ignore it.

I mean, I guess if you want to deny it, go ahead, but it's not gonna have any positive effect for you.

Nobody's gonna think that you denied being an anti -Semite 10 times.

I guess he's not an anti -Semite.

Nobody's gonna think that way.

I would recommend just completely ignoring them or laughing at them.

That's the strategy because the whole point of them calling you an ethnic

centrist or whatever they called you as a Christian nationalist is so that you would put it here and deny it a million times and so

people will say, oh, there's smoke, there's fire.

There's gotta be something weird going on there.

There's gotta be something weird.

Neil Shanvey's full of it.

Who else is full of it?

Greg Thornburg.

He's also full of it.

Now, I wanted to do a longer take on this, but Greg deleted his account because he's, I don't

know why, but it's pretty funny.

I love how these idiots delete their account.

This is just too funny, but this thread was all about how Joel Webben is leading an apostasy

and he's evil and he has bad ideas and he's dangerous, whatever, he's a wolf.

I don't know exactly what he said because he deleted it.

But he's very anti -Joel.

And Fred Butler here goes, you can pretend to ignore him all you want, but he's spot on.

And I'm like, dude, I don't ignore him.

Guys like Greg Thornburg are actually very helpful to me because they're a good contrarian indicator.

You know what I mean?

You could put all the work in and decide for yourself, or you could just look like an idiot like Greg and the guys that

he's very much against are probably guys you should look into.

That's a good endorsement.

If Greg doesn't like you, chances are you're probably doing the right thing.

And I'm not saying it's 100%.

It's not a hard and fast rule.

No contrarian indicator is like that where you could just automatically believe the opposite.

But it's a good litmus test.

If Greg likes you, you need to take a good hard look in the mirror because Greg's another one of these guys.

Full of it.

He's full.

Now he has a little bit more cattle because he's got the track record of being a gop strategist and all this kind of.

Okay, fine, he's got a little bit of cattle.

He's still full of it though.

And he's a contrarian indicator.

You got to find these guys.

That's my recommendation.

Greg Thornburg, I guess he's off the internet now.

So maybe he won't be a good contrarian indicator.

For you anymore.

But there are certain people that if they're for it, you should take a hard look at the con position,

at the against it position.

I'm not saying it's always right, but you need to have these contrarian indicators in your life.

Greg Thornburg is very helpful because it's a good litmus test.

If he's against it, you might want to be for it.

To take a good hard look at that.

Oh man, here's another guy that's full of it.

Joel McDermott.

I have not in my entire life ever seen a trajectory that's been so

awful, so quickly in my entire life.

Joel McDermott, like when I first was a Christian, maybe I was just naive.

I was a young man, you know, I've been a Christian for a little over 10 years or I forget exactly how long.

But I found Joel McDermott pretty easily, quickly rather.

And I loved his stuff.

He was really good in a lot of ways.

You know, there were certain things I disagreed with what he said, but overall he was a very positive influence in my

Christian walk, at least understanding the Bible more.

Maybe not so much the walk, but just like understanding the Bible.

But he's fallen off, man.

And honestly, has anyone seen Joel in real life, like in the flesh recently?

Because I don't know, man.

He might be locked up in a bunker somewhere because his account reads like a bot that just

has an infinite amount of the worst takes you've ever seen in your entire life.

Like every tweet, one after the next, is worse than the last one.

It's all stupid.

I've never seen anything like it.

Somebody had a theory that maybe his wife runs his account half the time.

And that's a good theory.

But I think that if a real person, even if it was a crazy woman, ran his account, I don't know anything about his

wife, but let's just say she was totally crazy and she was running his account.

I still think it would be more rational than his account currently is.

I really do.

This is as bad as it gets.

Listen to this.

There's a story here, I guess, of a Muslim woman who got beaten because she didn't want to wear the hijab,

right?

She didn't want to wear the hijab, so she got beaten.

And here's what Joel McDermott's, I mean, I think he's got a high IQ, but he's,

Joel McDermott, here's what he says.

God bless her.

And the men who stood by and watched, beyond toxic.

Every buzzword's here.

He's got all the buzzwords.

It's toxic.

It's toxic masculinity.

God bless her.

And the men who stood by and watched, beyond toxic, wicked.

And there are Christian men here who would prefer this level of control over women as well.

Resist it vocally.

So he wants to give you the idea that there's a lot of Christians out there that want to get women to wear the hijab.

You know, maybe they're only talking about yoga pants now, but it's only a matter of time before it's the hijab.

And then if you don't, they're gonna beat you.

That's what a lot, there's a Christian man out there.

There's a lot of them.

And they want this level of control over women where they can beat you if you don't wear the clothes that they want you to wear.

Okay, Joel.

And he says, resist it vocally.

Resist it vocally.

You see what I mean?

It's like a bot wrote this.

It's got the buzzwords.

It's just, it's nonsensical.

It's just, it's a bot.

It's like a liberal brain dead bot.

This guy used to have a lot of good stuff to say.

And now he's an idiot.

He's turned himself into an idiot.

A lot of people have theories on what happened.

I have no idea.

I do know though that ever since he debated J .D. Hall, the theonomy debate, I agreed with his, Joel's side of the

debate, but he was never the same after that.

J .D. Hall knocked all the rationality and sense out of Joel McDermott.

I don't know how or why or what it was that did it, but he was never the same.

J .D. Hall destroyed Joel McDermott's brain.

It's turned to mush ever since then.

I don't know how it happened,.

But he says resist it vocally.

All the Christian men out there, resist it.

And so there's an obvious question.

And Doug Wilson, very good at asking the obvious question.

He says, Joel, yeah, absolutely.

God bless her.

That was bad.

But unless you're willing to name the Christian men that you claim want to do this, then you're not resisting

anything vocally.

You say resist it vocally.

How about you try start right now?

Because you're full of it.

That's what Doug Wilson's saying in a nice way.

You're full of it.

You're like Robert Salah, all gas and no brakes.

We're checking the receipts, but you're full of it.

You don't know what you're doing.

This man's clueless.

Good at coaching defenses, clueless head coach.

Joel McDermott's also clueless apparently.

Although I don't think he is.

I think he's just, whatever.

Anyway, so he says, yeah, name some names, man.

You say resist it vocally.

Why don't we start with you?

And Joel says,.

Because they voluntarily expose themselves.

That doesn't answer the question.

If they voluntarily expose themselves,.

Then okay, it should be quite easy to give me a name.

Of course, it's not because he made it up.

He's full of it.

He's an awful gay tweet generator.

Every tweet is gayer than the last.

Gay tweets all the way down.

And so, you know, they're just full of it.

These people are full of it.

You know what I mean?

That's what they have in common.

They're all just full of it.

They're all talk and no action.

Either resist it vocally, but I refuse to resist it vocally.

I refuse.

They do it themselves, but I'm telling you to resist it vocally.

Yeah, today's yoga pants, they don't want you to wear bikinis at the beach.

They think it's not right for a Christian woman to wear a bikini at the beach for all the men to see her old body and stuff.

And it's only a matter of time before it turns and they beat you.

Because you won't wear the hijab.

Resist it vocally.

Oh man, Joel McDermott.

You know, Joel McDermott, here's something I will say.

A lot of people are saying it's sad to see Neil turn into this.

William Wolf said he's turned into Kyle Howard.

And I don't know, man.

Neil, I don't really feel sad about Neil because Neil's kind of always been this way in my opinion.

But I understand people that are sad about Neil because I'm a little sad about Joel.

At least I used to be.

I'm free now.

I'm enjoying my freedom.

I'm over, I got closure.

I got closure.

But Joel, man, like it's just like, it's hard to understand.

It's humbling actually.

It's humbling to understand that a man can be pretty good and then turn into a

tweet generator, a bot just with the most brain dead takes one after

another, after another.

It's kind of, it's humbling.

It's humbling is what it is.

So I used to be, you know, like, I used to avoid commenting on Joel McDermott because,

you know, it's just, it was humbling.

It just, I couldn't understand it.

It made me a little bit sad on the inside, but I'm free now.

I'm free.

Joel McDermott.

It's unbelievable.

I have no way to explain how this has happened,

but it's unreal.

It's absolutely unreal.

This guy, he's another contrarian indicator.

If Joel's against it, I mean, you should take a hard look.

Who's worse, Greg Thornburg or Joel?

I think it has to be Joel.

Greg Thornburg is pretty bad, but Joel is worse in my opinion.

Way worse, the contrarian indicator here.

But anyway, so yeah, that's the video for today.

All these guys, you know, there's a lot of people.

Everyone talks, right?

Everybody talks.

In fact, you know, Garrett Wilson here is talking, right?

He's talking.

And you want to see it in action, but you see the difference between Garrett Wilson and Joel McDermott and Neil

Shenvey is that Garrett talks the talk and he's currently walking the walk.

You know what I mean?

He's the best player that Jets have and he's one of the best players in the league, in my opinion.

And you can see the difference too because Garrett is in reality.

You know what I mean?

And Garrett Wilson is in reality.

He's like, yeah, I had a great season, but it wasn't enough and the team sucks and the results aren't there.

And so I need to do better and I will do better.

I know what it takes to win.

I'm used to winning.

I know that it doesn't have to be this way and we got to make some changes.

Sal is over here saying, you know, we improved and we're on the right track and things.

No, you're not.

You're not.

Reality says you're not.

Your record says you're keeping receipts.

So am I.

You stink.

Your team stinks and you've done a terrible job.

It's as simple as that.

It's as simple as that.

You gotta watch out for people because everybody talks.

Some of them actually back it up.

Some of them actually have substance to what they say.

Neil doesn't.

Neil has no substance.

Greg Thornburg is a special case.

And McDermott, oh my goodness, the results.

The results of Joel McDermott.

It just sucks.

What do you think happened to Joel?

I'd like to see the comments.

What do you think happened to Joel?

Because I have my theories, but I really don't know.

What do you think happened?

This guy is like, how?

How did it happen?

In any case, I hope you found this video helpful.

God bless.

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fuego es mi amor por ti.