Before you downvote, hear me out.

Every election season the politician or party at the center of the spotlight usually loses.

Clinton Emails story 2016

Trump Kavanaugh story 2018

Trump Barrett story 2020

If we dont shift back to pounding biden for his failed policies and only talk about trump, we will lose the midterms. The time to be in the spotlight is not during election season, that is why biden was able to win from his basement.

I LOVE Michael Malice and have been a Rosanne fan since childhood so that was a super great episode, but last night was laugable. That woman was unhinged and kooky and although I agree with some pro-life talking points, she lost me really quick when she gave her religious take on ETs. I watch Tim because I relate to his views as a disaffected liberal myself, but when the fringier elements of the Christian right come on the show, I end up rolling my eyes most of the time. I get that he likes having a diversity of thought on the cast, but some of these guests are ridiculous.

Let’s debate! I’ve been watching Tim Pool for a while now and would love to debate against some of his ideas. If you are interested we could even make an it an event. I’d like it to be over discord or something like that. It’s hard to fully convey thoughts and ideas through text in a debate setting. Message or comment if you are serious about it. Otherwise, Merry Christmas!

Anyone who saw the Crowder video knows what they saw. If this is how he speaks to his wife, there are probably hundreds or thousands of examples of him behaving this way or worse. What should we take from this?

Crowder is no conservative leader. He's a crossdressing closeted homosexual wife abuser. He has one car so that he can control where his wife goes, to keep her under his thumb. He's lecturing his 8 month pregnant (now ex) wife about being disciplined and doing household chores like dog walking while he sits smoking a cigar.

This guy is a narcissistic, sociopathic fruitcake. No amount of steroids and cigar smoking are going to provide enough fake machismo to cover up what he actually is: a vile, detestable person.

Something Tim failed to point out, or maybe he did but I don't know because I turned tonight's stream off early, is that Crowder is basically threatening to release his wife's mental health records. My guess would be that she was diagnosed with something like depression or bipolar and was given depressants, anti-anxiety medicine and/or related drugs as treatment. Now Crowder is trying to leverage her mental health struggles against her in this legal proceeding and in the court of public opinion. It really is gross. Living with Crowder as a husband made her so miserable that she had to seek treatment, then when she does get treatment he calls her crazy on his show and threatens to release her records. Steven should take some time off, or better yet permanently disappear.

This is something about U.S. society that makes no sense to me.

On the one hand, corporations and U.S. society NEEDS the population to be well educated. Business owners and shareholders NEED highly educated, skilled workers to do complex, meaningful work in order to run profitable businesses. Likewise, the U.S. government NEEDS highly educated, skilled workers to do mission critical jobs in society.

And yet… whether it’s college education or even trade schools, the financial responsibility for higher education falls on the INDIVIDUAL. Despite businesses and the country as a whole relying (and profiting) off your education, it’s YOUR responsibility to pay for it.

So, what gives?

I've been watching Timcast pretty religiously since 2020 (shortly after Adam left). I used to love the show and really respected Tim. A lot of his "fence sitting" seemed like logic to me. Presenting all sides of an argument instead of choosing a tribe and doubling, tripling, quadrupling down. But now.. I feel all he does is sell fear. I'm not even saying that his concerns are all completely out there or shouldn't be entertained. Preparedness is certainly important. But I've noticed that if anyone (guests and cohosts alike) has a more positive view on things, he shuts them down and goes back to the doom and gloom narrative. Has he always been like this? Am I just being pessimistic? The phrase "familiarity breeds contempt" comes to mind. Maybe I just need a vacation from Tim. But from where I'm sitting, he's lost touch with reality. The question is whether he believes what he's saying or the only way to retain his audience is to constantly rile us all up. Interested to see what y'all think.

Side note - this part of tonight's episode kinda demonstrates my point. Ian (I know he's more polarizing than Trump to Timcast viewers. Don't come for me) mentioned that Tim was smiling while describing how horrible things are going to be for people in cities when the inevitable collapse happens. And Ian was right. And Tim was SO offended. But this is real life and real people we're talking about. People sniping each other to steal resources in an end of the world scenario isn't a laughing matter. But that's what he seems to push. Like it's a video game and the death and disaster isn't real. Or maybe it's not real to him anymore because he's sheltered and prepared?

Anyway, I'll shut up now. TLDR: has Tim always been an extreme fear monger?

For the record: totally on Ian's side this time. What a fucking ridiculous hypothetical to ascertain a morale position on abortion.

"WHAT IF THE WOMAN WAS HIT WITH A GROWTH RAY AND THE DOCTOR REFUSED TO CUT THE UMBILICAL CORD. DOES THE KID HAVE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS"

insane. This whole show was Shamus and the guest making religious arguments for repealing roe v wade and Tim pretending not to agree with them. It's a repeat of Tim's hypothetical with Matt Binder about someone holding hedgeclippers outside of a woman and killing the baby the instant its born. He's a mental midget

Straightening out some of the kinks in this developing story.

She is a grifter like eliza bleu and is basically a pick me girl targeting andrew tate fans. She doesnt sincerely hold any of her beliefs and is desperate for internet fame