Alex Jones and Kanye West Takeaway
This was the most politically incorrect interview ever
Wow.
Goddamn, wow.
Alex Jones interviewed "Ye" the artist formerly known as Kanye West and it was the most politically incorrect interview of all time.
"I love Hitler, I do love the zionists, I love everyone. Every human being has something of value they brought to the table, especially Hitler."
— Ye
Also:
“I shouldn’t have said ‘Def Con.’ That was a $2 billion tweet basically. I know you know a lot about getting sued Alex.”
—Ye
Let me start by saying, I also love everyone.
…though, on a serious note, Ye has pushed the boundaries of free speech to its logical conclusion. There's really nothing else left to say. The end.
Ye and Alex Jones have declared full-on war on reality itself; and because of Ye's monumental and deserved status in music, fashion, and culture I think he went past infuriating a few elites in Hollywood and banking: he broke everything.
I mean this.
Seriously, I do.
I'd be surprised if someone doesn't try to kill him.
Or at least get him lobotomized.
...So, yeah.
I will link the full Infowars interview and relevant clips, but before that, I learned something today: Ignorance is bliss.
It's something that Cypher said in ‘The Matrix’: "You know, I know this steak doesn’t exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious. After nine years, you know what I realize? Ignorance is bliss."
I know this isn't what you want to hear.
But it's okay to take some blue pills.
I still have to get up tomorrow, work out, do my laundry, try not to get stabbed by an East Harlem crackhead, and get my taxes done. Live. Each day. We all have to do it.
I respect what Ye is doing, he's a revolutionary. It’s why I wrote “Why Ye is Right” one month ago. He was in the belly of the beast and decided to punch out. I admire that tremendously.
But I have no clue what the fuck and shit he’s going on about in that Alex Jones interview. I don't believe he's crazy. Because aren't we all? There are some solid truth bombs: such as Balenciaga’s porn campaign, and how any criticism of Israel is masked as ‘anti-semitism,’— but for the most part, a lot of it is so abstract from reality, it's hard to comprehend, and even harder to write about.
Alex Jones even said he felt like he was in “The Twilight Zone 2.0.”
Alex fucking Jones.
Be careful what hill you die on folks.
I don't know Ye, though my gut and heart say he's one of the good ones that went too far in a direction he didn't plan on going. Idk. Who am I to judge?
Regardless, he hit a few topics I don't believe in at all; one of them was accusing Dave Chappelle of being a zionist… but there are some issues Ye is right about: censorship especially. The fight goes on…
Have a good productive day and weekend!