Timcast IRL · May 19, 2023 · 2h 0m

Timcast IRL #782 Left DEMANDS Jail For Jordan Neely Victims For NOT Intervening w/Colby Covington

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Episode Recap

Timcast IRL Episode 782, aired on May 19, 2023, featured Tim Pool and co-hosts discussing the controversial Jordan Neely subway incident and the subsequent demands for criminal charges against Daniel Penny and bystanders who did not intervene. The conversation evolved into a broader debate about personal responsibility, self-defense, and the consequences of voting for liberal policies that release violent criminals. Tim shared personal anecdotes about confrontations with Antifa in Boston, describing his approach of remaining calm and filming rather than engaging physically. The hosts analyzed the "bike Karen" incident in New York, where a woman was caught on video removing a bike from a bike-share station, with discussion about time stamps and her employment situation. Tim expressed skepticism about crowdfunding campaigns from individuals who may have voted for policies that led to their victimization, arguing that if someone votes to release violent criminals and then becomes a victim, they received exactly what they voted for. The conversation included commentary on Ben Crump, the first high-profile cancel culture incident involving a woman who made an AIDS joke on Twitter, and the use of terminology like "fetus" versus "baby." Tim distinguished between genuine self-defense situations and manufactured confrontations designed to provoke reactions, noting that activists deliberately use "mid-level violence" to bait responses.

TL;DR

  • →Tim Pool discussed the Jordan Neely/Daniel Penny case and why he believes bystanders shouldn't face charges for not intervening in a subway altercation
  • →Tim shared a story about confronting an Antifa member in Boston while live streaming, describing his strategy of filming provocation rather than engaging
  • →The hosts analyzed the "bike Karen" incident in NYC, discussing time stamp evidence and the woman's claim she was leaving work pregnant
  • →Tim expressed concern about crowdfunding campaigns from people who may have voted for policies that led to their victimization
  • →Discussion about cancel culture history, referencing the first viral cancel incident involving a woman who made an AIDS joke on Twitter
  • →The panel debated whether using the term "fetus" instead of "baby" reveals political beliefs and consistency in pro-choice advocacy

Key Moments

  • 0:00
    Opening
    Introduction to the Jordan Neely case and demands for bystander prosecution
  • 30:00
    Tim's Antifa Story
    Tim shares his experience confronting Antifa in Boston while live streaming
  • 60:00
    Bike Karen Discussion
    Analysis of the NYC bike-share incident and time stamp evidence
  • 90:00
    Policy Consequences Debate
    Discussion about voting for liberal policies and facing consequences
  • 120:00
    Crowdfunding Concerns
    Tim expresses concern about victims of their own policy choices seeking funds

Notable Quotes

“If a liberal in the city says I want violent criminals out on the street, and then they vote for it, and then a violent criminal attacks them, am I gonna be like, oh no? I'm not gonna go to a guy who voted for lower taxes and be like, oh you poor man, you got lower taxes. I'm like, well you voted for it, I don't know what else to say, man.”

— Tim Pool · policy consequences discussion

“If this Antifa guy, while I'm live streaming, wants to hit me, hit me. Like it's not the end of the world. I'm not going to die, I'm not going to go to the hospital, I'll be sore maybe, and then I'll have on camera this guy attacking me unprovoked, so make my day.”

— Tim Pool · Antifa confrontation strategy

“I don't want to be falling for someone being a lib who votes for these policies, gets victimized by them, and then comes to us and says now give us money. Like that's where I'm like, yeah, fishy. I don't want to be doing that. I don't want to fall for that.”

— Tim Pool · crowdfunding concerns

“They're trying to provoke me, and then some dude puts his hands on me and now I'm just like, I'm triggered, and I'm surrounded by cops and I'm just like, I'm not going to overreact because I can't do anything, that's what they want.”

— Tim Pool · Antifa provocation tactics

“You have an empire, these guys are nobodies, and they have nothing to lose, so they have everything to gain.”

— Tim Pool · power dynamics with provocateurs

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