Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the sheep get
shared podcast. I'm your host Austin Creed and
my friends. I really want to Proceed on the season
2 theme that we've been dealing with so far and
that's not holding any punches not letting anybody
off the hook and Speaking of not letting anything
off the hook. I am honestly shocked that the
whole Andrew Wilson and coach Greg Adams thing
is still relevant now that I thought that they
these two individuals were not relevant to the
Manosphere space, which I don't consider myself
to really be part of it. I consider myself to
be kind of on the fringe, which I've been Really
in my whole life. I've kind of on the fringe
of a lot of things But I'm gonna I'm gonna shoot
straight with you. I fully disagree with Andrew
Wilson I fully disagree with it and I'll tell
you why I tell I disagree with him because he's
selling you hope and Hope dealing is one of them
don't dangerous drugs out there If anybody's
ever read The Hunger Games, great book, by the
way. Movies are pretty good. Book book's fantastic.
But there's a quote from President Snow in the
first book that's very telly. And he's talking
to the game master while I'm playing the guy's
name, what's the guy's name? Seneca Crane, I
think is the guy's name. I think it's the guy's
name. She's talking to him and he's cutting roses.
And he says, everybody loves an underdog. And
president snow says, I don't. I don't like underdogs.
And he asks him, why do you think we do this
thing called the horror games? Would you, we
haven't seen it. I don't know how you have. And
it's been huge for 10 years. Ask them, why do
you think we do what we do? And saying, and says,
I don't know. He says, if it was just about.
Eliminating and then intimidating the districts,
we could just put them all in a. in an arena
and have a firing squad take care of the job
why do we have the hunger games he said hope
because the hope that one person gets out the
hope that you could potentially survive and win
the game and become a victor gives the district's
hope but just enough just enough hope that they
can survive not win the game But survive. And
I believe that that's essentially what the church
has become today. We're not trying to teach men
to thrive. We're not explaining to them. You
have two sides of the spectrum. One, the survivalists.
And then two, you have the hopium addicts who
want to sit here and act like the 1950s never
ended. And we can go back there again. If only
we do blank. These are the hopium dealers. Now.
Anybody who. Listened to guys like big John shout
out to big John Guys like I like the black manuscript
content creators. I'll be honest with you They
were my first exposure to what you might perceive
as the red pill when I was going through my red
pill Ranger shout out to CGA. It's one of his
Sayings when I was in my red pill rage and I
was upset with the world I was upset with the
world, I was upset with the church, I was upset
with all of it. The black manosphere really helped
put things into perspective for me, and I'm not
a black man, by the way, in case you can't tell
by my voice, and I'm not a black man. But for
me, a lot of these guys helped show me what I
already suspected, but didn't want to accept
when it came to not just women, by the way, people
think it's just about women. Not everything is
about women. And if your whole mind is about
women. I mean, you're going to have a rude awakening
today because the Christian Church is overall
built on misandry and I'm going to explain to
you why. Not misogyny, misandry. You might not
say, well, Austin's run by men. I mean, how could
you possibly make this argument? Well, to be
honest, it wasn't, this is not a new argument.
If you've ever read a book called The Manipulated
Man by Esther Villar, fantastic book. If you
ever want to learn about the world and learn
about women, you must read this book or listen
to it on an audio book. You can find it on YouTube.
The Manipulated Man. There's a whole chapter
in there about how the church is run by women.
And by the way, Esther Villar is not a synonym
for a guy. It is a woman, a German woman, who
wrote the book. So if you want to sit there and
call me names, go right ahead and do so at your
own risk. But the Christian church overwhelmingly,
and I see this happening sometimes in the Jewish
synagogues. I see this happening amongst a lot
of religions, but especially for Christians.
We have women, women, bishops, women, pastors
and all these people not even going through this
structure. I'm about the outline for you. They're
circumnavigating it because it's becoming obsolete.
not even having to use men to achieve their means
anymore. They can just straight out run the show.
They don't even need to pretend to run the show
anymore from the shadows. They can overtly run
everything. Now, I'm going to explain to you
why the Christian Church is built on misandry.
You're going to hear it right here and you're
going to hear it firsthand. You ready? You might
say, Austin, how is this possible? Because if
you read the Bible, it says in Acts that The
church is supposed to be run by men and women
are supposed to be silent. Well, let me tell
you something. Number one, that's a dying breed.
That is not as much a thing as it once was. And
number two, let me ask you a question. I will
answer my question by asking you a question first
before I give you the answer. Who benefits in
church by following the Bible and what pastors
outline who benefits more men or women? Now,
I want you to think about this very carefully.
I don't care if you're a man or a woman or transgender
or whoever. I want you to genuinely ask yourself
that question. Who means who benefits the most?
Because if you don't ask that question the way
I just did, you will not come to the right answer.
The answer is women, and I'll explain to you
why it has not always been that way. there was
a time when women did not benefit in the church
really the way they do now they benefited just
not nearly as much and not as obviously there's
actually it's chilling when you really break
it all down which i'm about to do and here it
is marriage is the goal of the church Marriage
is the, they call, if you listen to traditional
conservatives and you listen to pastors, they
tell you marriage is the foundation that's God
outlined through Adam and Eve. And this is what
you're supposed to do. And I inherently, I agree
with this, but here's the problem. The execution
is the problem. Now, number one, they don't want
to talk about polygamy. Why all that's just what
the old guys in the Old Testament did like Abraham
Isaac Jacob David Solomon No, no, that's not
important. God just tolerated that that was never
endorsed Okay, we can agree to disagree on that
one But whatever you have the pulpit and I don't
so you can feel free to gaslight me if you choose
to do so But let's go back to monogamy. Let's
stick on monogamy because otherwise we're gonna
lose the collective base who all their argument
is is Oh, you just want to have sex with more
chicks No, actually polygamy is built off of
supporting more women because most men don't
have the money to support women. That's why marriage
is in the toilet. This is one of the main reasons
why men of my generation of Gen Z are not financially
attractive. Whether you want to accept that or
not is your choice. But it is true. And if you're
somebody who's a little older and you say, oh,
Austin, I mean, you just bought a house. You
seem like you're in a good position. Most dudes
are not like me, number one. And number two,
I'm not Scrooge McDuck. OK. And women, if you've
never had a living girlfriend, you never had
a wife, you don't know what I'm talking about.
I have. I've been I live with my girl, my my
girlfriend, my kind of ex -girlfriend for almost
a year. And let me tell you something. Now you
can call me a sinner all you want. But listen
to me. Women are expensive. Okay. And so when
we talk about modern day marriage, you might
say Austin, you're all over the place. No, no,
no. It all makes sense and all ties together.
You're going to see it right now. Pastors push
marriage onto men and women. Of course. But here's
the difference. Women deal in the shadows. Men
do not. Not because they don't necessarily want
to, but they're not taught how to navigate the
shadows. Women are put off on game by other women,
even in the church. Men are not. So when a man
gets into a marriage, he's probably maybe had
one or two sexual partners, maybe three if he's
lucky. Women's had 10 times that, if not more.
Now, even if you're married to a woman like that,
I'm not calling her any names. I'm letting you
know she has more sexual experience than you.
Which you might say is not a big deal But I would
disagree number one and number two We're also
ignoring the elephant in the room the fact that
the institution that Ronald Reagan your sacred
Ronald Reagan started in California in the late
eighties in the eighties No fault divorce. We
are ignoring that which has become a third rail
It's talked about so much people pretend like
it's not an issue. No, it is Men are pushed to
get married today. And the woman can leave whenever
she wants to. You could say the man could too,
and technically, you would be right. Here's the
problem. Especially in a traditional marriage.
The man is the breadwinner. So if he walks away,
he has a tremendous penalty for walking away.
The woman doesn't. In case you don't know anything
about common law, you don't know anything about
marriage law and family law, which I studied
a little bit in college. Let me explain something
to you. The breadwinner, which is usually the
man, especially in a traditional, we're talking
about traditional. There are mostly traditional
people who are religious to get into these marriages.
Can they work? Yes. But your risk is higher.
Even if you follow Andrew Wilson's ideas. It's
high risk. And the reason is because juries are
very sympathetic to stay -at -home wives, number
one. And number two, custody is overwhelmingly
given to the woman. And this is something we
have to discuss. And it is discussed in Esther
Villar's chapter about the church. Because the
enforcer is the pastor the elders the people
who run the church. They are the enforcers They're
the ones who tell you as a man. No, don't be
a sinner go out do not be a sinner go out there
and make an honest woman of her even though she's
out here in these clubs and and maybe has an
only fans or she sells beat pictures or whatever
and I'm gonna stop right here before I continue
and I'm gonna give you something that I can't
stand this anymore If you're an older man And
by older, I mean, you're over the age of 35 and
you have kids. Let me explain something to you.
Your daughter is not different. You think that,
oh, my daughter's not like that, Austin, my daughter's
brought about your age and her men to, you know,
early 20s. Maybe she's a teenager into high school.
She's not like this. You're just talking about
the women that you running to. This isn't not
my problem. Oh, sir, I'm going to explain something
to you. Do you follow your daughter on Instagram?
Oh, I'm sure you do. But you're not following
her actual Instagram. Do you know what Snapchat
is? You might have heard of it once or twice,
but you don't know what it is. What about TikTok?
You follow her on TikTok? No? You don't know
that you kind of heard of it? You might have
heard of it on Fox News? Let me explain something
to you. Those little things here and there you
do you go to the club? Do you go to the pub?
Do you go out there and go to these events? The
answer is no because you're married and you work
and you don't have time You know who also is
going there your daughter. You know how I know
because I see her there Mm -hmm. That's what
you don't want to expect what you don't want
to accept right there You think I'm only talking
about these these three or fours and these skiers.
No Now the most dangerous women out here are
the ones who don't look like skeezers in 304s
and yet they they they ape the behavior They
don't look like Kim K, but they act like them
Because in nature when you see something yellow
or you see something that's a bright color it
signals danger We don't get these signals of
danger That's why I have to invoke glump everybody
in because you don't know and the common denominator
is the culture which incentivizes this very behavior
and it's all anti -male it's all just man up
and accept it all make an honest woman out of
her even though she wasn't an honest woman before
this or she's probably not even doing it fully
now she's just trying to maybe even if she has
turned over a new leaf that's great But the ones
who are in church, singing, speaking in tongues,
singing, oh praise the Lord, and they're all
loud and everything, those are the biggest sinners
in that church. The biggest sinners, ex -druggies,
ex -hippies, ex -free love people, and feminists,
those are them right there. But your pastor won't
tell you that because they're donating to this
church. They're sharing their testimony, leaving
out the parts that are actually important. leaving
out the key details that might actually benefit
you as a man to know what to look out for instead
they just tell you to pick the right one leaving
zero definition as to what the hell they're talking
about because everybody knows that you go out
there and you choose the wrong person on purpose
nobody does nobody does that that's why this
whole advice is stupid stupid and it makes me
sick but the women are the ones who are overwhelmingly
in the church. They outnumber the men. And just
like in politics, which women are the biggest
demographic of others, if you want any proof,
go look in New York City. Well, they just elected
a communist, in my opinion, front for the Muslim
Brotherhood. Mom, Donnie, women overwhelmingly
voted for him, especially Gen Z women, 80 percent.
So if you think I'm making it up, you think again,
Johnson, think again, because I'm not making
this up. I am not making this up. I wish I was,
but I'm not. Now circling back to the misandrous
nature of the church, it does not incentivize
men to get their stuff together. It incentivizes
them to do what's right in the eyes of God and
basically copy Christ with putting themselves
on a proverbial cross and hope nobody nails them
to it. Hoping that their wife, the feminists,
the work husband, The people on her social medias,
the guy at the gym, the pool boy, hoping that
nobody nails him to that cross and now he gets
to pay for all her sins and all her stuff while
being labeled as, you weren't here enough. You
didn't love me enough. You didn't tell me I was
beautiful enough. And you could say, ladies,
if you're sitting here and you're listening to
the show and you're still listening. and you're
gonna sit there and you're gonna tell me, oh
well Austin, men do this too, stop. Please stop.
Please stop. The percentages are not even close.
Are there some men who do this a duh and or hello?
Of course there is. But you know what? Most dudes,
even if they wanted to, can't. They can't. Why?
Because they have no woman to cheat on. They
have no woman to cheat on. You can cheat whatever
you want. Most dudes want to be married. You
know why they're not? Because women don't find
them attractive. They're either ugly physically,
ugly financially, they're goofy, they're not
ripped, they're not cool, they're not blinging
around, they don't have a big schlong, whatever
it is. This is the reality. And if you don't
like it, I don't know what to tell you. I'm not
here to sell you a fantasy. I'm here to give
you reality. And if you don't like it, then leave.
Men and women, you'll like what I'm telling you.
Please leave. You're welcome to leave. But this
is the real. This is the truth. I'm not telling
you don't go to church. I'm not telling you to
go to church or not go. I'm telling you what
it's like. All I do is look at the fact that
Jenna Jameson, a mattress actress from the 90s,
is now suddenly a Christian. and now being celebrated.
Celebrated. This is not a celebratory thing.
I personally do not think the church should be
so welcoming to people. I really don't. Because
all you're doing is telling people they can do
whatever the hell they want and still go to heaven.
All you're doing is telling people, oh, yeah,
you can basically do whatever you want, be as
debauchery as you want and basically get spiritual
fire insurance. That's essentially what you're
selling in the church today modern -day spiritual
fire insurance with no premiums No premiums no
nothing that you actually have to do You might
get a little shame if you don't but no one can
actually force you to do anything It's spiritual
fire insurance, that's the modern -day church
you can write that one down you heard it here
first Spiritual fire insurance. But here's the
thing. You're sold in the same way that marriage
is for men. Marriage is not for men. There are
some men who mean marriage. This is true. Some
do what they can get later unless they get married.
That's 100 % true. But guess what? Women don't
even have to have sex with you today, even if
you're married. And if they do and they do it
out of pity, guess what? When you get divorced,
she can run up in the court and say that it was
marital rape. They are making it up. Go ahead
and give it a try and get back to me. They are
making it up. Do some research. Go in the chat,
GPT, go in a grok, go to Google and you'll see
what I'm talking about. I'm not making this up
that a whole a whole great spectrum come out
like a week ago. And it was very high on the
list, by the way. High on the list. was exactly
what I just said. Or she's unenthusiastically
giving you better mission, mayoral missionary.
But doesn't want to in your marriage. While you
pay all the bills and do all this stuff. Oh,
yeah, oh, yeah. Now, gentlemen, can marriage
be beautiful? I know I wish it was more and I
wish it was better. Absolutely, I do. But guess
what? Me wishing it changes nothing. Me wishing
that pastors gave men game about hey, you know
the more you Experience women the more you are
privy to the gaslighting and the game the reindeer
games they play every day of the week That's
true. Yes. I wish they did but guess what they
won't why? Because they're acting like because
the Bible says something that that's how it should
be when they are leaving out the cultural enforcement
aspect of it And I can't believe I even have
to tell Christians that and they look at me like
I'm crazy. Yes, the reason there was the law.
And then there was the religion and the two were
very similar back in the day. They didn't just
go around telling people, oh, yeah, I don't have
sex before marriage. Oh, yeah, just get married
and do people got married at age 15. People got
married young because they died really quick
when they were like 40. And B, because they knew
it wasn't sustainable. They knew that it's not
fair to enforce something you're not allowing
someone to actually... You can't fault somebody...
That's like putting only the bad choice in front
of people, and then they choose the bad choice,
you get angry, and you give them no alternatives.
You can't say, don't have sex before marriage.
In fact, in the old days, they had said, hey...
You know, don't have sex before marriage for
about a year, two years, but then you'll get
married, and then you'll have all the sex you
want when you're married. Now, people get puberty
at age 13, they'll get married till 30. And in
all that time, you're supposed to just sit there
twirling your thumbs, hitting your body. What
are you supposed to do with that? The answer
is, they don't have an answer for you. Because
they're leaving out where I just told you, the
cultural enforcement. But you can't do that today.
I'm not even sure it would work today Because
I don't want women to do things they don't want
to do I don't want I don't believe in Andrew
Wilson's prescription of Forcing, you know, basically
culturally shaming women and having sex with
their husbands. I don't want that I don't want
no I wouldn't want penny sex. Would you I? Wouldn't
want someone to give it up to me because I don't
feel like they have a choice. I don't want that
That's sad. I don't want that I wouldn't want
that. My wife and I, if I was married, did that
to me. I wouldn't want to get, I'd want a divorce.
I'd rather her be happy than sit there and hate
herself and hate me. Like that's ridiculous to
me. But of course, that's what he's pushing,
which I think is absolutely ridiculous. But let
me know what you think, because at the end of
the day, I'm only one person with one opinion.
Let me know what you think. I love to hear what
you have to say. Do you think the church, do
you think I'm right off the church or wrong?
Do you think I'm right about Angel Wilson and
the CGA or not? Do you think, what do you want
to, what do you think? I want to hear about it.
In the meantime, I got to get out of here. Peace.