ThoughtCrime Ep. 76 — Cannibal Democrats? Undead Democrats? VR Prisons?

Release Date: March 15, 2025
Host: Jack Posobiec
Guests: Charlie Kirk, Tyler, Blake

Introduction

In Episode 76 of "ThoughtCrime," host Jack Posobiec, along with guests Charlie Kirk, Tyler, and Blake, tackle a range of provocative topics. The conversation navigates through alarming incidents targeting conservative figures, delves into sensational claims about political figures, explores innovative yet controversial uses of virtual reality in prisons, and transitions into discussions about video games, reality TV, and the debate surrounding daylight savings time.

Swatting Against Conservative Influencers

The episode opens with a critical examination of swatting incidents aimed at conservative influencers, highlighting the severity and motivations behind these attacks.

• Tyler: [00:44] "There’s been some reports about some bad actors targeting conservative influencers or a group of people associated with conservative politics... One is a host at Infowars, Chase Geithner... and Sean Farash, Gunther Edgington, and potentially others..."

The hosts discuss the dangerous intent behind swatting, explaining how these false reports can lead to tragic confrontations between law enforcement and targeted individuals.

• Jack Posobiec: [04:43] "This is why doxing is so evil. This is why swatting is so evil in general because it can lead to killing, it can lead to fatal outcomes."

They emphasize the need for federal-level intervention and proactive measures, such as establishing strong relationships with local law enforcement and utilizing protective services to prevent such attacks.

• Charlie Kirk: [09:14] "I think the FBI should get involved... It’s a growing and serious major issue."

A notable incident discussed is the Wichita swatting case, where the perpetrator received a 20-year sentence for killing a victim during a swatting attempt.

• Jack Posobiec: [09:28] "There was a swatting in Wichita in 2017 where a man was killed. So he got 20 years."

The segment underscores the gravity of swatting as a form of attempted murder and calls for stringent punitive measures to deter future offenders.

Cannibal Democrats? Undead Democrats?

The conversation takes a sensational turn as the hosts discuss a controversial case involving a city council appointee with disturbing behaviors.

• Jack Posobiec: [11:05] "Jessica Ann Roberts, 32 years old, was appointed to the Town of Linwood’s city council. However, background checks revealed her history as a sex worker with uncontrollable desires to impregnate women and consume them..."

The hosts criticize the appointment process, suggesting a failure in vetting and portraying the incident as indicative of moral and political decay within political circles.

• Charlie Kirk: [12:43] "It's disgusting... they wanted to eat the mom to put it over the line for them."

This segment aims to highlight alleged misdeeds within the Democratic party, using the case of Jessica Ann Roberts to discuss broader themes of political corruption and moral decline.

• Jack Posobiec: [15:21] "This is unreal. A man in 2020 died of a heart attack while police were hitting his house during a swatting attempt."

The discussion further explores the perceived inability of liberals to conceptualize or condemn such extreme behaviors, framing it within a narrative of leftist politics fostering moral degradation.

VR Prisons: The Future of Correctional Facilities

Shifting gears, the hosts explore the innovative yet controversial use of virtual reality (VR) technology within the prison system.

• Jack Posobiec: [27:19] "They have prisons where they're giving inmates access to virtual reality gear... offenses by these prisoners have gone down 96%. Is virtual reality prison our future?"

The conversation examines whether VR can serve as an effective tool for rehabilitation and reducing recidivism, weighing potential benefits against ethical concerns.

• Charlie Kirk: [29:32] "Is it immoral to basically put, to use VR for punishment? It seems to make them more compliant, less likely to commit crimes."

While some argue that VR can provide inmates with positive experiences and reduce violent behaviors, others worry about the moral implications of using technology as a means of control and punishment.

• Jack Posobiec: [37:22] "They could use VR to simulate various scenarios... but it might also lead to ethical dilemmas regarding the treatment of inmates."

The segment concludes with a consideration of how VR technology intersects with traditional incarceration methods, emphasizing the need for balanced and ethical applications.

Video Games and Reality TV

In a lighter yet critical interlude, the hosts discuss the current state of video games and reality television, expressing concerns over their societal impact.

• Blake: [55:00] "My wife has been watching this... Love is Blind... it's trash TV."

• Charlie Kirk: [57:56] "I don't watch much TV, just Seinfeld reruns and some sports."

The conversation critiques the quality and influence of modern entertainment, suggesting that lowbrow media contributes to societal decline and distracts from more meaningful pursuits.

• Jack Posobiec: [56:52] "Reality TV is actually fake, and people who watch reality TV should not be allowed to vote."

The hosts advocate for consuming higher-quality media and express disdain for the prevalence of what they deem trivial and manipulative content.

Daylight Savings Time

The episode concludes with a spirited debate on the practice of daylight savings time (DST) and its effects on daily life and societal rhythms.

• Charlie Kirk: [73:00] "I like evening sun... More sunlight because we change the clocks in the evening."

• Jack Posobiec: [74:10] "The sun is out the same amount whether you’re on daylight saving time or not... But we rebel against God, and that is the sin of pride."

The hosts discuss the pros and cons of DST, touching on its impact on productivity, circadian rhythms, and overall well-being. They express a preference for maintaining current time settings to maximize evening daylight, arguing that it enhances productivity and personal time.

• Charlie Kirk: [75:19] "Evening sun's very good for you... I like being three hours behind... It is more efficient."

The debate concludes with an endorsement of keeping Arizona on Pacific Time, highlighting personal benefits and societal efficiencies gained from such a configuration.

Conclusion

"ThoughtCrime Ep. 76" provides a blend of serious discussions on threats against conservatives and innovative penal technologies, interspersed with critical takes on modern entertainment and societal practices like daylight savings time. The hosts emphasize the need for vigilance against extremist actions, question political vetting processes, and explore the ethical implications of using technology in correctional settings, all while maintaining a critical stance on cultural phenomena they view as indicative of societal decline.

Notable Quotes

• Jack Posobiec: [04:43] "This is why doxing is so evil. This is why swatting is so evil in general because it can lead to killing..."

• Charlie Kirk: [09:14] "I think the FBI should get involved... It’s a growing and serious major issue."

• Jack Posobiec: [15:21] "This is unreal. A man in 2020 died of a heart attack while police were hitting his house during a swatting attempt."

• Charlie Kirk: [25:14] "But as we become less Christian, I'm telling you, cannibalism very well might pop up again."

• Jack Posobiec: [37:17] "We should do Thought Crime in VR."