Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheepkits Sheared podcast.
I'm your host, Austin Creed.
But for those of you who are still on the road, I know that if you've been to the last
couple of shows that I've done, you might be surprised that I'm still on the road,
but I think overall I'm driving like 20-something hours, so I got plenty of time to reflect.
And as I'm reflecting, you know, I don't know if I'm the only one that does this.
I doubt it, but my mind jumps from thinking about the wilderness outside, like for example,
I'm looking at cows right now, and then I start thinking about, oh, well, when's the
last time that, you know, I'd really been in a field or when was the last time that
I learned about, you know, I could really got into a nature, and then I get thinking
about religion, then I got thinking, I go down this rabbit hole, relax with a better
expression.
And now I'm going down the various rabbit holes of the isolation that is my mind, because
make no mistake about it, if you're a guy who is largely alone, not like you're lonely
and you're crying yourself to sleep every night like Stewie, what I mean is you're more
just, you're a natural lone wolf kind of guy.
If that's who you naturally are, you're kind of in your own form of solitary confinement,
because you're kind of confined to your own mind in a lot of ways.
And so you're anything like me, you like to listen to other people, you like to write
books, you like to talk to yourself as crazy as that might sound.
But at the end of the day, my friends, I was thinking about how your life can be as a man,
and I'm talking about from the male perspective, I don't want to hear about, oh, but when men
do X, Y, and Z, I don't want to hear that garbage.
You can find that garbage on TikTok, you can find that garbage all over social media,
all over the news channels, all over pretty much everywhere that you read, look, hear,
or see.
I'm not talking about that bullshit.
What we're talking about is how religion in my opinion is ruined relationships for
people who are spiritual and people who are religious.
You might ask me why.
And that's a very valid question.
And the reason I'm going to ask, I'll answer your question with my question before I get
into the explanation.
Question is this.
When it comes to religion, do you believe in the law?
And what I mean is every religious, every religious group, every religion, whether it
be one of the major religions of the world, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism,
etc. or even a cult or a sub religion, like a pagan spiritual religion, whatever, they
all have codes of conduct attached to their belief system.
And in too many religious institutions in our country of America, we have taken away
the law, which if you look in the Torah, the tall moon, the 12 books of Moses, which is
where all three Abrahamic religions get their basic tenants from, 10 commandments, the numbers,
Leviticus, Deuteronomy.
These are all important aspects of Christian Islamic and Jewish tradition.
But here's the problem, my friends.
When we look at relationships today, the reason I'm harping on relationships is because in
my opinion, your mate selection, whether it be for sex or for marriage or for a long term,
whatever you have, concubines, you name it, they can make or break you as a man, they
can set you back 10 years, or they can propel you forward at light speed.
If you make your selections carefully, what's then leads to the, well, how do I choose carefully?
How do I know who I'm choose?
How do I know who's lying?
How do I know who's telling the truth?
That's what I'm talking about.
Religion used to have pedigree standards.
Religion used to say, hey, this is how we're doing things.
And I'm not some theocratic fascist.
I'm not here to tell you that everything in a religious text should be encoded in the
law.
I'm not saying that.
I'm saying even if you take the law out of it, as in like the law state, federal, local,
I'm talking about you take the churches.
I'll pick up the churches because that's the environment I grew up in and I know the
most about you take the churches, for example, the average gump, the average pastor is a
henpecked guy who lack the better term as a sim.
He doesn't understand the dating marketplace because he got married maybe in the 1960s,
70s, 80s, whatever.
He has no idea what's got what's happening out here.
Nothing zero.
He has no idea how the dating marketplace is shifted.
He has no idea that feminism is destroyed dynamics between men and women.
He has no idea that the family court system has a tremendous bias against men and for
women.
He has no idea that men are penalized in every way imaginable.
And I'm not saying this to make you feel like you're a victim.
I'm saying it because it is true and it is the third rail of the modern day.
It's become more somewhat socially acceptable to say these things on the Internet, but still
you're going to face tremendous backlash, especially if you work in corporate America,
especially if you are and big tech or anything like that.
You're going to see pushback against what you're saying.
And nine times out of 10, it's not going to be something logical.
You could then debate.
It's going to be something emotional that then you're going to have to defend yourself
against accusations against incendiary language.
And when we get back to religion, the church, the synagogue, the mosque, the temple, they
were supposed to be places where people could escape from the trap.
But they could say, you know what, the laws are X, Y and Z, but we're going to take it
a step further.
You know, they used to hold people accountable.
They used to have rules.
It wasn't just come here to feel better.
Come here for almost a free dose of therapy and throw a couple of dollar bills in the
in the little thing in the little pouch going around for a tithe and offering.
There used to be standards in church.
And the reason I say religion is like relationships is because they pretend like those standards
are still there.
They pretend like they still care about these rules on the Torah.
They still pretend like they they hold these things dear, but they don't because if they
did, they'd practice them, but they don't.
They don't hold people accountable.
They don't hold people to a standard that they don't meet.
They kick them out.
People are so afraid to be not be tolerant that they're accepting of things that are
completely contradictory to their scripture or their text or the belief system.
Where is it waiting that I have to accept everything that everybody says?
You gotta love it.
You use love to hate you.
And then if you say that they're being eight full, then they'll just say you're being eight
full and eight.
It's descends into some elementary school level argument garbage.
My friends, the religious institutions are overwhelmingly run by people who care more
about profit than they do about being prophetic and caring about people's souls.
They care more about the bottom line than they do about keeping people to a higher standard
and forcing what they teach.
This is the problem.
I'll give Eric one more shout out.
He's a fantastic member of the community.
He posted on one of our recent videos.
I believe it was the pedigree versus pure bread show that I did about a week ago where
he talked about he posted in the comments section.
I still there.
I will hard the comment.
It's still there in numbers where it talks about women were held to
a standard of hate.
If you want to be married as a woman, you must be a pedigree woman as in you must have
a written record of any encounters.
If you have any, you must have.
You must have a certain standard to be married.
But now they assume that because the word marriage is the same translated word in Hebrew
as it was 4,000 years ago, then now it's the same word as today.
Despite the fact that the government runs marriage, despite the fact that feminism and
sexual liberation has happened, despite the fact that the guidance center society consumes
everything and men are at a tremendous disadvantage and they can't.
They lose all their leverage in marriage, despite what the people will tell you who
have been in marriage for less than seven years, because seven years is the average
marriage length.
They don't know what's going on.
They'll be married for two years and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about because
they're married and I'm not.
And I say, get back to me.
I know guys who are married for 20 years and their marriage falls apart and they tell
me they they they still a tea with me.
They shoot the shit with me over over a pint at the pub while we're shooting pool.
They let me know what's going on.
So I don't need to listen to you and your two year marriage bullshit.
I don't even listen to that crap.
Get back to me when you've done the same thing in my buddies have done.
Get back to me when you've experienced what my mentors have experienced who put me up
on game.
Go back to me then.
I can't stand anecdotal garbage like this.
If it was just a one off, we wouldn't be having this conversation, but it's not a one off.
It has become an all too familiar reality for a lot of men both who listen to the show and
who should be listening to the show because they are the silent majority of men who are
either married or divorced.
A lot of married men are miserable in their marriages and they won't say a damn thing
because they're afraid to be ridicule.
They're afraid to be shamed and they feel like they have no outlet.
No one cares about those in their own mind.
Why care about you?
I know other guys in this community care about you.
I don't care if you're religious or not religious.
Promise my friends.
Marriage medical marriage is dead.
It's been dead for years.
And so I don't want to hear this malarkey about how Austin you don't believe in marriage.
How can you possibly be religious or spiritual anyway?
Hey, hey, hey, Schmuck.
Schmuck.
Schmuck, listen to me.
I'm not your weak father who didn't tell you about reality.
I'm not your weak piece of shit pastor who didn't put you up on game.
I'm the real one out here telling you the truth.
Telling you how it is.
If you don't like it, that's your business.
That's your choice.
But if you want to debate me or any of the other guys on this channel who know what's
going on, they've been through it.
They have the receipts.
I don't want to hear this malarkey from you.
I don't want to hear you tell me.
I don't know what I'm talking about.
If you want to have a rational discussion, feel free.
My comment section is open for business.
But don't sit there and gaslight us.
We won't fight anymore.
We're done with that.
The whole biblical bachelor lifestyle is written upon the concept of asking questions.
Uncomfortable ones that that then force us to find an answer for that force us out of
the mainstream out of the norm into finding a way for us to find a lifestyle that works
for us so that we can win not in spite of everything going against us, but so that we
then can say that we have found a way to live as free men, not men shackled to the ball
and chain, not men who have to beg our wives for sex, not men who sit by and hope we get
lucky with the people that we pay for.
We pay their lifestyle.
We pay for their car.
We pay for their shoes.
We pay for their everything their facials, their makeovers, everything.
And then he got to sit back and be like, oh, can I get some milk?
Can I get lucky tonight after two glasses of wine?
No, I'm not putting up with that shit.
Why are you?
Why do you want that?
The marriage you were thinking about in your head, it's gone.
It's dead.
It's not.
It doesn't exist.
I don't care about how it makes you feel.
You think it made me feel good when I first was exposed to this?
No, I reject it too.
Until I saw time after time.
I looked at the research.
I looked at the numbers.
I looked all over the place on top of my own personal experiences and those around me.
It becomes all too hard to ignore once you see what is happening, once you take the wall
off of your eyes to understand what a miracle it is that you could say or you use your eyes
for to see that garbage on that Hollywood produces to see that the thirst traps that
these hoes put on Instagram or TikTok to see the filth and rubbish that the politicians
put out.
That's what the God gave you the sight of the power of sight for not to see reality,
not to see the harsh truths of the teach your sons, your your fathers, your brothers, your
uncles about the realities of the world so that you could save their life and save them
from the traps.
I guess I guess so.
I guess that I sometimes feel like I'm a man screaming in the wilderness like I'm all alone.
I'm driving through Nebraska and as completely just as far as the eye can see it's just grass
and crops and flat land as far as the eye can see.
I sometimes feel like I'm a man screaming in the wilderness and nobody, you know, I'm
just in the car right now.
I'm alone in the car, all my stuff in the backseat, moving to a new place I've never
been.
It sometimes my friends I'll be honest, it feels like I'm screaming in the wilderness
like I'm the only sane person on earth.
I think part of the deception my plans is to get you to think that you're crazy.
That's part of how they gaslight you, the thing that you're crazy when you look at
the realities I'm folding by in front of you and despite the fact that you hate it, it's
still in front of you.
I know how much you don't like it or that you wish he was not there or not true.
It's still steering you in the eyes.
Ignore its own risk.
That's all I could tell you.
Religion is not what it once was.
It has become an absolute laughing stock for most people.
It has become just a feel good for your mediocrity, a social club for the wine wives and the
Hentai husbands out there.
And I'm sick of it.
And I don't want to hear about how your church different.
Everybody says that.
So I go to your church and I see it for what it is instead of the rose colored glasses
you have on.
I'm not telling you not to go to church or your house of worship.
That's your choice.
I'm saying think for yourself what what they say through a filter, multiple filters, the
same way that hackers will VPN through 12 different countries.
You should put everything you hear and read and see and listen to and everything through
12 different filters to filter out the lies and the rubbish that they might even not feel
aware that they're propagating out here.
Oh, man.
It's tough.
I'll be honest with you.
It's tough to be, you know, the in some sense of the Paul Revere of our time.
It's tough, man.
You don't think you think it's easy to do this?
If it could be, you don't think it's easier if I came on here and said, Hi guys, my name's
Austin Crete.
They were going to talk about how great marriage is and how you need to get married and how
everything is, all your problems are going to be solved because you're going to have
a wonderful woman there beside you who is every sugar spice and everything nice and
everything's going to be great because that's what everybody tells me and that's everything
is great.
And my name was Austin.
I sport this message.
The easy that would be.
I can't do it.
I won't do it.
You think I want to sit here and do that?
You're wrong.
I refuse.
I refuse to be another schmendrick who goes through life, bumbling and stumbling around,
not knowing what the hell is happening, knowing who's on first base at the game instead of
who's out who's in Washington, who's trying to deceive me and who's out here pushing absolute
lies and crap and garbage out here in these streets.
My friends, take care of yourselves.
I'm sure this won't be the last open road rant you hear from me as I still have many,
many hours to go, but I need to get this off my chest.
I need I this is how I think this is a stream of consciousness show.
If this is the first time you've listened to me, you don't, you don't know what I'm
talking about.
You think I'm probably crazy and you know what?
I don't blame you.
I really don't.
I probably think I was crazy too.
If I was listening to myself for the first time and what you understand.
The stream of consciousness instead of just getting up there with a blackboard and beating
the same thing to death instead of having a conversation like this.
Once you understand that and I think a lot of you relate to this more than you think
you do as much as you might want it to be false or even if you've heard this a million
times and you're like Austin, this is one of one stuff I've heard it before.
You still can't stop listening to it because it strikes a chord within your soul.
I want to say it was with the Lord Act.
No, was it Shakespeare?
I'm trying to remember who it was.
No, no, no, it was, um, um, gosh, dang it.
What's the guy's name?
Hemingway.
It was Hemingway who said that the truth has a certain ring to it.
And I firmly believe he was correct.
And that's why you like listening to the show.
That's why you're still listening because you know in your soul, even if you hate it,
that there is truth in what you're hearing and it's better than any triple X pornography
you can live, you can watch because you can't find this on a lot of places.
You understand that I'm not making this up.
You understand that I'm not just saying this for views, but all of these things are real
unfortunate, but all two familiar realities that we face and we must embrace them if we
are to prevent ourselves from being exploited by the company, by the companies, politicians,
women, all these people out here to get us.
Not because we're victims, because as part of the human condition, as Karl Marx said,
use is the only currency.
And you'll you'll rarely hear me quote Karl Marx with any sincerity, not being sarcastic.
But now, but on that note, I think he was right.
What he left out was that communists, they think the communists are different.
You don't think that people step on each other's toes to get ahead of bureaucracy?
What are you kidding me?
Of course they do.
Part of the human condition.
My friends, let me know what you think.
You think I'm throwing out days and crazy?
You let me know.
You think I'm right on the money and you want to hear more?
You let me know that too.
Because I'm here for it.
I'm not going anywhere to carry yourselves.
I'm out of here.
Hopefully you like what you heard.
You like it.
You know what to do.
And I'm sure you'll probably binge watching the video shortly if you enjoy what you're
saying.
You enjoy what you heard and you like it.
Take care of yourselves.
I'm out of here.
I'm out.