VIDEO: Gavin McInnes explains how his Karen ruined Jimmy Kimmel

Language warning! Certain words which are edited out of the YouTube version of the video are spelled out in the text below... for those who couldn't guess without a prompt.

"Show me a man who sucks and I'll show you the bitch who ruined him." So sez Gavin Innes (one of Walt's favourite podcasters) about the now-cancelled Jimmy Kimmel. In case you've been on Mars for the last week or so, Kimmel has been suspended indefinitely by Disney-owned ABC after making inflammatory remarks about the assassination of Charlie Kirk and spreading a BlueAnon hoax that suspect Tyler Robinson was "MAGA", rather than a far-left gay man in a relationship with a furry  transvestite

Gavin McInnes. a founder of the Proud Boys (from which he has dissociated himself) and co-founder of Vice magazine, used to be friends with Jimmy Kimmel. In the wake of the unfunny ABC late-night host's suspension -- long overdue -- Mr McInnes offered this postmortem of Kimmel's career, in which he blames Molly McNearney, his ultra-woke second wife, for Kimmels death spiral into shrill leftism.

"When I knew him, he was a great guy and a very mean guy — like, in a good way, kind of punk," Mr McInnes says on this Get Off My Lawn podcast. "I mean, the Jimmy Kimmel you saw with The Man Show and even before that, he was in sports radio. He used to contribute to Vice all the time. He was a very good cartoonist, believe it or not. And he would do comics for us, and he would do the Do’s and Don’ts with me. And I loved that he was mean… Be an asshole, it’s funny."

 

Mr McInnes goes on to mention Molly McNearney, who worked her way up the writing staff on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in the mid-2000s and eventually married the alleged funnyman. Mr McInnes calls Ms McNearney, "the only person on his staff that wasn’t totally insane...and she fucked her boss...and they eloped. They got married in 2013. It pays to fuck your boss. I highly recommend it."

Mr McInnes then calls Ms McNearney "an insufferable liberal twat who ruined [Kimmel]… There's pre-Molly and there's post-Molly Jimmy Kimmel, just like Howard Stern. There's pre-Beth [Ostrowky-Stern] and there’s post-Beth Howard Stern. And Jimmy Kimmel and Howard Stern are friends, and then Molly and Beth hang out and they discuss rescuing kittens and reproductive rights of cats… 

"When these guys get their trophy wives — and I know Molly doesn’t look like a trophy — they want to get invited to the best dinner parties, and that means you have to please the wives. And what are women’s politics? They’re all woke. So these guys become woke to appease their trophy wife, and then it spills onto the show."

Mr McInnes's main point is that the left is responsible for pushing the cancel culture to which one of their "stars" has now fallen "victim", and needs to feel the pain they have inflicted on others in the current culture wars. "The gloves are off," sez Mr McInnes to the wokesters. "We’re hypocrites. Fuck you. You started this war. You kicked me in the balls, so I'm gouging out your fucking eyes."

To Gavin McInnes, Walt sez, "Lang may yer lum reek!"

Haven't we seen this movie before?

"At the beginning of this period, there was music and drinking, noisy entertainers and crowds of prostitutes, a time of foolery and joking, effeminacy, and chasing ater transvestites.

"All pleasures, whether forbidden or not, were available and the voice of the spiritual authorities grew indistinct, drowned out in the uproar of partying. 

"People got used to vice and forgot to promote what was decent, for the mirrors of their hearts could no longer reflect a virtuous face -- so much so, that when the catastrophe happened and socierty was torn apart, it was no longer capable of being mended."

Shakir Khan, a contemporary nobleman, describes social conditions at the time of the fall of the Mughal empire in India, c. 1740 AD. Quoted in The Anarchy: The East India Comopany, Corporate Violence, and the Pillage of an Empire, by William Dalrymple, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019.

It was under the emperor Muhammad Shah Rangeela that the degeneration of the Mughal empire began in earnest, as did the decadence and degeneration of Muslim society in India. His pleasure-loving and merry-making pursuits expedited the process of downfall of the empire. 

When the Persian Nadir Shah invaded India in 1739, he found the Mughal army in complete disarray, defeating them easily in the battle of Karnal. There followed the massacre of hundreds of thousands, unprecedented looting, rapine and plunder. 

Nadir Shah took away billions of dollars (in today's money) of treasure, as well as the Peacock Throne. He left Mughal Empire impotent and vulnerable to complete decomposition. It never recover its glory and power. All that remains of the Mughal empire in India are a few crumbling ruins to be seen in Delhi and elsewhere, as well as the famous Taj Mahal, which is also crumbling.

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." (George Santayana)