Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Sheep Get Sheered podcast of your host Austin
Creed.
My friends, I want to discuss a story and tie it into the overall theme of the sheeple
dilemma.
Now, those of you who have listened to the show for a little bit of time may or may not
be aware of the origins of why I call this show the Sheep Get Sheered.
The reason I say that is because there's a popular phrase called the sheeple.
The first person I ever heard it from was Michael Savage, fantastic radio hall of fame
broadcaster.
I'll listen to him when I was a kid.
He's fantastic.
But the whole idea of the sheeple are the people who act much in the same way that sheep
do and as somebody who is in the Eastern European theater right now and I am in a very high
populated Muslim area.
I actually saw a shepherd with his sheep when I first came to town and the sheep were so
weird.
Now, I'll tell you this quick story.
I'm in my bus.
I'm going towards the main city.
Money outscroots a town.
I see the shepherd.
He crosses the street, right?
And a couple of the sheep go with him.
The others are just across the street and as the sheep see more of them cross the street,
other ones kind of straggle in and they find they've slowly kind of trickle over to the
other side, but they only cross the street when they see somebody else cross the street
first.
They never just cross the street on their own whim.
They never do.
Nothing I've seen.
If someone's a farmer and they've seen it, please correct me if I am mistaken.
But I saw it and I was like, my God, it's exactly what people do.
People do the same crap.
They'll listen and they'll say, oh, well this person did it so obviously I can do it too.
Or oh my goodness, the leader, the leader that I like did X, Y, or Z so therefore I should
do it too.
Like people just do things off thinking about it.
Like why would I cross the street?
Should I cross the street?
What am I waiting for?
Because they would block traffic.
Like there'd be cars going and then the cars would have to come to a screeching halt when
one or two of the lambs would dart across the street.
The ewes or the rams would dart across the street.
And then other ones would then trickle in behind them and always get hit by a car and
I'm like, my God, this is the same thing that people do.
They won't do something on their own.
They have to wait for somebody else to do it and then they'll be like, oh, it must be
safe.
I'll go do it.
And so this is what I'm talking about when they talk about the sheeple dilemma.
There are so many followers out here due to the brainwashing, the indoctrination, whether
it be from the church, whether it be from the government via the public school system,
or maybe it's a little more devious when it comes from the entertainment industry, the
actors and actresses of Hollywood, the influencers on Instagram and TikTok.
When you look at all these different factors converging on the single point of interest,
meaning you, the consumer, you have to ask yourself, well, how do we get the world we're
living in?
And we kind of answered the question by giving you, by giving you everything laid out before
we actually ask the question.
And so when we look at the problem with masculinity in this country, especially in America, or
even in the, I could say in the entire Western world, quite frankly, I look, I look here
in the Eastern European border of Asia territory.
And I honestly, I respect a lot of the men that I've seen thus far.
Do I agree with them politically?
Probably not.
Do I agree with them religiously?
Probably not.
No.
But guess what?
They, their children listen to them from what I've seen.
The women respect the men.
The other men respect the men.
There is a hierarchy here of a social order that actually seems to work.
Now again, I'm not an anthropologist.
I'm not an expert.
I just am a guy with the power of two human eyes, two human ears and a big mouth.
So I take that for as you will.
But when we look at the Western world for a second, we talk about the so-called toxic
masculinity going around in the West.
And then you realize that most men are raised by either a single mothers or even by be their
fathers aren't around as much, whether they're working all the time and their, their teacher
is probably a woman.
As the clergy becomes more and more female, their, their pastor might even be a woman.
They probably listen to women on the internet and they have probably have like, again, women,
not to say the women and women are a boogeyman, but to point out the lack of male leadership
of paternal leadership and a lot of different families in different areas and different
states and different countries in the Western world.
And then you want to talk about toxic masculinity.
How are we talking about the lack of it and the development of this sheeple dilemma that
people are just followers, whether they're levings and they fall right off the cliff
or they're like the sheep in the example I gave, they just walk out in the middle of
the street and hope the cars don't plow them over and turn them into roadkill.
My friends, we really need to be honest with ourselves and ask, how did we get to this
point and not only do we, how do we get to this point?
But how do we, you and myself as men who listen to this show, who want to be informed, who
will avoid being exploited and who want to know reality, not the reality we like, not
the reality that suits us, but the reality of the harshness and the bitterness and the
rawest form we could possibly find.
How do we avoid being sheeple that are going to be exploited, going to be used?
And are going to be no different than the normies we put down.
This is why I despise purple pill guys.
I despise them because they, they want, they pretend like they're the real McCoy, while
on the flip side they call you names like you're not real enough.
It's like the conservatives.
A lot of conservatives want to talk about how, oh, you're not a real conservative, I'm
the real conservative, I'm the real American, you're a good American, yes, you're a good
American too, Bob.
Oh yes, you Harry, you're a good American.
I'm sick and tired of that crap because it's so stupid.
Instead of talking about what you're about, you want to put down other people or you want
to make women look stupid.
Let me tell you something, making women look stupid doesn't make you look smart.
That's number one.
You might think of talking about one or two particular shows and I may, I may or may not
be, that's up to you how you want to interpret that.
I don't, I just don't see a point in talking about people in a negative way.
I just makes me sick when I look at the fact that a lot of people think that the red pill
is about putting women in their place or talking about women or goofy women are dumb women
are skeezers.
That's not what this is about.
We as men have more bigger issues to worry about than what women are doing.
Number one, gentlemen, let's let's clear the air when we talk about sheeple.
Women are followers by nature.
Now have there been women leaders?
Of course, of course there are, but they are not the norm.
And not only are they not the norm, but good female leadership is even more rare than that.
And if you look at history, when women are in power, they are usually more war like than
are the men because they want to compensate for the fact that they are a woman and they
probably have penis envy.
Now, you disagree with me?
Feel free to show me where I'm wrong.
But that's why I don't get mad at them.
There was a time where I did you make no mistake.
There was a time where I got mad at them.
I was mad.
I was upset.
I was discontent.
But now my friends look, I am so indifferent to it.
Most of them are children with breasts.
They require leadership like most men are betas and require leadership.
And I don't get mad about it.
It's like talking to a child might get mad when a child is all screaming and crying in
a department store.
No, because I expect it.
Most of my guys get mad if a skizer is talking about how men need to pay this and men need
to do that and step up and real men and blah blah blah.
No.
I don't get mad about it.
I laugh because I'm like, well, you're going to be single and you're going to be
childless and you're going to see you in 20 years talking about where all the good
men and that's so predictable.
The script writes itself.
I did a talking, did a little speech a couple days ago about how I went to a museum called
Museum of Broken Relationships.
And I laid out for you guys how every single one without fail talked about not all the
more about men and women dynamics, but the ones that were without fail.
It was Alpha Widow by Chad.
I was chasing Shad.
He didn't commit to me.
I was chasing Shad and he had multiple women.
I was chasing Tyrone, but Tyrone, he imprinted me, but then I couldn't lock him down.
Like the whole thing was page after page after exhibit after exhibit.
He was the same crap.
That's why I don't get mad about it.
I just accept it.
This is what it is.
This is the game.
This is why I don't preach relationships.
This is why I'm never going to get married myself because everybody wants to find the
exception just like everybody wants to find the one sheep wants to be the one sheep that
doesn't follow.
People want to be the exception.
They always go with thinking they're the exception, but then they look at the statistical
data and it tells a different story.
So when we get to this dilemma of people being so sheep like, it's because most men
are being led by women who don't know how to lead themselves.
Most men don't even know how to lead themselves frankly, but women are even worse than that.
With they know what they want in the moment, but that's really about it.
Now are there exceptions, duh and or hello?
Do I even need to tell you that?
Of course there are.
I hate it when people go on to their show where they talk about, they make a great point
and then they are like, well, they start like shuffling.
They start like doing like a Michael Jackson moonwalk backwards on what they just said
so they don't seem like they're a bad person.
It's so stupid.
But anyways, okay, I got to ask you guys a question.
Does it bother you that I go on these tangents?
I'm actually curious because this is just how my mind works.
My mind works by going down little tangents and rabbit holes and then I come back to the
road I was on, then I go off and I small rows over here and I come back.
I go over and I see a really cool bush and I come back.
That's kind of how it works.
It's like just picture the whole show as a little walk down a dirt road and there are
little turn offs here and there and then it's like a roundabout that comes back.
That's usually how the show works.
It's a good little stream of consciousness and it's kind of a dead art when you listen
to other people on television, on radio, on podcasting and all they do is they talk about
the same thing for like two hours and they have a guest on who when they want to seem
like they're talking about something interesting and it's just the same crap and I get bored
and I'm like, oh, you're still talking?
Okay, okay.
Look, I'm not trying to knock anybody.
Truly I'm not.
It's just, this is just the way my mind operates.
But you know, going back to the followers, there's so many men who are followers and
there's a saying that says that hard men create good times and then good times create weak
men and then weak men create hard times.
Then hard times create hard men and then hard men create good times.
There's a circle, a pattern, what people might call it, what Mufasa might call the circle
of life.
And the reason I bring up Mufasa is because I love him as an example of what the strong
masculine figure is supposed to be and a lot of men don't have that.
Whether it's their mother couldn't lock down a giga-chat or Tyrone or or chat or whoever
because their mate selection process was terrible.
And then the man end up having to look up to guys who are been skinny pop popping the
street like Tupac or Biggie and then or even these these skinny white boys who act like
they're gangsta rappers and they're not and they they kind of uplift the the villain,
the archetype and they end up being a pookie or whatever.
This isn't what the follow culture is.
When you look at the fact that the record labels who create the most vile garbage imaginable
about being a fake gangster and and I run the streets and I'm a pimp and whatever, but
they also own the prison industrial complex lock stock and barrel.
They own the prisons.
They own the transporting to the prisons.
They own all that stuff and they also own the record labels that produce the gangster
rap music that you guys like listen to in the gym like I do.
You really don't think it's all connected.
But again, this goes back to the dilemma of people being sheep and they don't do their
homework.
They don't look up why things happen the way they do.
They just seem to be a victim all the time.
Never listen to these people be victims when they walk in the city.
That's like me walking into a bank robbery and then being mad that I got held up for
my money.
It's like I walked in the situation knowing that it was a real possibility and then I
got robbed and it was like wow, no kidding.
And the same way that a lot of people walk in the stupid situations, whether it's they
they're healthy to your rates, they don't have the relationships that they want.
They don't have the connections that they want.
They don't have the body that they want.
However, and then they want to sit here and complain about how it's racism or it's homophobia
or it's whatever.
Look, are there elements of stuff like that in the in the society?
Yes, duh and or hello.
Of course there are.
But is that the sole reason that you fail?
No.
No, of course it isn't.
Because if it was, then how do you explain that somebody who has the same religion as
you has the same orientation as you or that same race as you has done the things you wanted
to do and you didn't answer?
Because they sacrificed and you didn't.
But again, nobody wants to be told this.
See when I was in the military, I didn't like to be told that I was no good, that I
needed to learn that I needed to shut up, that I needed to listen to what he was saying
and whatnot.
I didn't like that.
But guess what?
It made me a better soldier and made me a better airman and made me a better listener
and made me a better man.
But a lot of dudes don't know how to shut the hell up and listen because to them they
think they know everything because they watched it on tig talk or they heard someone talk
about it or someone they liked talked about it or OG talked about it and they listened
to the one thing one time and they think they know everything.
Well, this is the problem.
Amongst multiple different issues that contribute to this sheeple dilemma that we are talking
about.
But my friends, the only way we get past this is we need to understand the fact that we
don't have all the answers and that you put yourself at this advantage when you think you
know everything and you think that it just doesn't affect you.
You think that, oh, I'm not going to be directly affected by this because I know what I'm talking
about or I don't need a masculine figure in my life because I have this actually influenced
person or I have an ex-holy bucket and it automatically saves me.
Like I hear them listen to these single mothers, they talk about how they go to the church
and they're like, oh, God's the best father.
I don't need a demand to abuse me to treat me like garbage.
I'll just go have God raise my kid.
Oh, that's worked out well.
Just look at the fact that most single mother raised men go to jail.
That's worked out well.
But again, this all goes back to the dilemma of people being followers and they don't
want to lead.
Everybody wants the backseat drive and nobody wants to lead.
And when he wants to make hard choices, because hard choices require accountability and you
risk people disagreeing with you.
You risk backlash for the things that you do.
My friends, please let me know what you think on this issue because at the end of the day,
I can only speak from my perspective.
I can't speak from your perspective and you've probably seen things I haven't seen.
Probably A, because I'm younger than you or B, because I live a different life than
you do.
So if you're a single mother raised man or maybe you're somebody who has a different
life experience and you want to comment on the fact that a lot of people are followers
and we don't have a lot of strong male leadership to look up to and a lot of people want to
pass the buck instead of actually solving hard problems, please let me know.
I'd love to hear about it.
But my friends, in the meantime, take care of yourselves.
Always think for yourself.
Please don't just listen to what people tell you and just do it because we want to talk
about being a follower.
I mean, my God, people don't want to actually think for themselves and think, oh, you know
what, I'll outsource that.
I'll let other people think for me because it's just too much work or I don't know
as much as they do.
So therefore they know better than me.
My friends, why is guiding Napoleon Hill who I respect very much through his writings?
I never met the man he died a long time ago.
But Napoleon Hill talked about the concept of outwitting the devil and in his book Outwitting
the Devil, the devil himself or the character that Napoleon Hill created has the following
statement.
He says that it's very, it's very easy for him to pick up where you left off on thinking
for you because then you do what he wants you to do.
It's very easy to control you going forward because you have no concept of resisting him
because only the only way to resist the devil in his words is to think for yourself and
to not leave yourself open to a attack to a vulnerable place.
And the attack won't just be a swift knock.
It'll be a slow and subtle infusion.
And before you know it, it'll have you thinking it's your idea to be complacent and be a loser.
So I think it's important to think for yourself.
Well my friends, enough tangents, enough points.
You take care of yourselves, I'm out.
Peace.