Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and
Speaker 1: he Armstrong and Yetty.
Speaker 2: Most of what we saw were crimes of poverty. People
Speaker 2: who are stealing things like tooth brats, people who are.
Speaker 1: Stealing things like you know us so.
Speaker 2: And that means if you're stealing those things, you need them.
Speaker 2: And we are choosing to protect billion dollar companies like
Speaker 2: CBS and Walgreens over the people who are struggling to
Speaker 2: get by. So I would say that the true crime
Speaker 2: is that there is such incredible wealth disparity in this
Speaker 2: city that there are people who can be brown and
Speaker 2: jailson her having a biological need.
Speaker 3: That is New York State Representative Emily Gallagher. That is
Speaker 3: the current version of woke as it's evolved slightly. We've
Speaker 3: been chatting about AOC's unbelievable little statement the other day.
Speaker 1: Woke one was crazy. Yeah. So I've been on vacation
Speaker 1: for a week and Joe and I always noticed when
Speaker 1: we're on vacation that there's a whole bunch of stories
Speaker 1: that were talked about among the chattering classes on cable
Speaker 1: news and podcasts and talk radio like they were really
Speaker 1: really important and when you're on vacation you miss them
Speaker 1: and you didn't miss anything because they come and go.
Speaker 1: This is not one of those ALC making her little
Speaker 1: play it again, Michael, her little flippant comment about woke
Speaker 1: Woke one was crazy that got a lot of attention,
Speaker 1: should have gotten a lot of attention, should continue to
Speaker 1: get a lot of attention, because the woke mycalypse was
Speaker 1: one of the most amazing things that's ever happened in
Speaker 1: my life. And to I think cleverly try to massage
Speaker 1: that issue the way AOC did is definitely worth remarking upon, especially.
Speaker 3: Because it is she and her buddies and compatriots who
Speaker 3: foisted woke one, honest, and there's still as active as
Speaker 3: ever as I was trying to hint there by playing
Speaker 3: the nice New York State representative. How recently, by the way,
Speaker 3: amazing is too neutral a term, it was one of
Speaker 3: the most horrifying things I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, yeah, I was amazed, I think because, as
Speaker 1: have said many times, I never completely understood how the
Speaker 1: cultural revolution could happen. I never really understood how Nazism
Speaker 1: came to prominence. None of those things made sense to me.
Speaker 1: I now completely one percent understand how that can happen
Speaker 1: because I lived through Woke and I saw how things
Speaker 1: went so crazy so fast, with Black Lives Matter being
Speaker 1: a slogan that you either adhered to where you lost
Speaker 1: your job, the whole trans thing obviously, and so many
Speaker 1: other different issues much more.
Speaker 3: That's the very thing we're getting into. Yeah, but go ahead,
Speaker 3: that just me too.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, was me too? A craze where people
Speaker 1: were losing their jobs because they asked a woman out
Speaker 1: once years ago? Maybe well sometimes it wasn't even proven.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just it was insane. Yeah, yeah, absolutely nuts. Anyway,
Speaker 1: let's move on. Yeah, and you're you're.
Speaker 3: A statement about Nazism and then the Cultural Revolution, the
Speaker 3: rest of it.
Speaker 1: The Holocaust.
Speaker 3: I think a lot of us assumed that way more
Speaker 3: people look at life through the lens of truth or
Speaker 3: sanity or what's a good idea.
Speaker 1: It's not a good idea, is short.
Speaker 3: Whereas way way more people are sheep than I ever dreamed.
Speaker 3: They really look at the world through the lens of
Speaker 3: Will I be accepted for believing this? Okay, I believe this,
Speaker 3: and it's just disturbing to me. It's highly disturbing. But
Speaker 3: that explains all of those horrific social phenomena through history,
Speaker 3: It really does. So it's one of the reasons the
Speaker 3: founding Papas were so intent on preventing the oppression of
Speaker 3: the majority. I'm sorry, the oppression by the majority. They
Speaker 3: knew how dangerous that is.
Speaker 1: I understand the French Revolution now in a way that
Speaker 1: I never understood it before. How it could swing so
Speaker 1: far one direction and then like a month later, the
Speaker 1: very people that you idolized you're now cutting their heads off.
Speaker 1: All that makes sense now, having lived through the wo apocalypse,
Speaker 1: how things can change so incredibly quickly. So that clip
Speaker 1: you just played of the CBS and Walgreens they're the
Speaker 1: evil ones. How recently is that? I was like the
Speaker 1: other day, Yeah, wow, they're still on that. They still
Speaker 1: think shoplifting makes sense.
Speaker 3: Okay, And back to AOC and your French Revolution thoughts. There,
Speaker 3: not only are you in some cases beheading the people
Speaker 3: who you were worshiping two weeks ago, but often if
Speaker 3: those people are smart, they're screaming the opposite of what
Speaker 3: they screamed two weeks ago, and you're praising them for
Speaker 3: it with no explanation given that to me is the
Speaker 3: true sign of a sheep.
Speaker 1: For some reason, I was thinking about when Al Franken,
Speaker 1: the Senator from Minnesota who was one of the most
Speaker 1: beloved liberals in the US Senate. That picture came out
Speaker 1: of making a joke pretending the hank the hooters of
Speaker 1: a woman who's asleep, and man, if beheading was a thing,
Speaker 1: he would have been beheaded by his own crowd that.
Speaker 3: Week, right right, I came across this comment by a
Speaker 3: Canadian writer about AOC's co and what was woke, and
Speaker 3: he offered up a mega thread documenting the most deranged
Speaker 3: areas of our time because he believes that when a
Speaker 3: c declared woke went over and dismissively laughed, she was
Speaker 3: sending a calculated signal to the leftist rank and file
Speaker 3: that woke is now more of a political liability than
Speaker 3: a help, and it's time to pivot from that's not happening,
Speaker 3: that never happened to Okay, it was happening, but it
Speaker 3: wasn't that bad, so let's move on now woe. So anyway,
Speaker 3: he says, I'm creating a thread so you can all
Speaker 3: bookmarket and use it anytime says woke wasn't that big
Speaker 3: a deal, or it was just online Cooke's, or it
Speaker 3: was just about having empathy and being kind, and he
Speaker 3: mentioned you'll notice that not one of the examples in
Speaker 3: this thread are online kukes. Every single one is a
Speaker 3: major media company, and despite the catastrophic reputational loss in
Speaker 3: the last two decades, these companies are still very powerful
Speaker 3: and influential, and they still play a role in public opinion. So,
Speaker 3: without further ado, what is woken? We'll go through this
Speaker 3: fairly quickly. But woke was believing black people are so
Speaker 3: mentally weak in inferior. A common theme of this thread
Speaker 3: that activists pressured companies like Loreal to stop accurately describing
Speaker 3: their products for fear of what seeing the word white
Speaker 3: might do to their fragile intellects. Here's a headline from
Speaker 3: the Guardian Loreal to remove words like whitening from skin
Speaker 3: care products announcement. Announcement comes against backdrop of global anti
Speaker 3: racism protests.
Speaker 1: Oh that's hilarious. I don't know if i'd never heard better,
Speaker 1: forgotten it, but that is that is almost unbelievable. But
Speaker 1: I lived through it.
Speaker 3: Wolk was a survival guide, and he gives one example
Speaker 3: of the hundreds of university guides entitled Surviving Whiteness and
Speaker 3: white people Happen to be Colorado State University put that out.
Speaker 3: Wok was planning a genocide? When is it okay to
Speaker 3: kill whites? Ask a and M philosophy professor Tommy Curry,
Speaker 3: and Woke was explicitly using the word genocide in the
Speaker 3: genocide planning, just so everyone heard the message loud and clear.
Speaker 3: And the professor behind the white genocide tweet says he
Speaker 3: has university support. It was canceling mozart. White mozart is
Speaker 3: a singular symbol of the white patriarchy. Let's see what
Speaker 3: publication was that The Times I Think.
Speaker 1: Of London.
Speaker 3: Reason Woke was firing museum creator curators for working with
Speaker 3: white artists.
Speaker 1: Here's a headline from the time.
Speaker 3: Who was actually in Let's see September twenty twenty museum
Speaker 3: curator resigns after he is accused of racism for saying
Speaker 3: he would still collect art from white men, not exclusively
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 1: Gary Garrels of.
Speaker 3: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art was fired after
Speaker 3: irate employees said his firing is non negotiable. You gotta
Speaker 3: fire him or we're all walking out, because he said, well, yeah,
Speaker 3: I will still collect some art from white men.
Speaker 1: I think I remember talking about that, but I've forgotten.
Speaker 1: That is so crazy.
Speaker 3: Woke was this headlined in the UK moment transgender singer
Speaker 3: strips naked live on Channel four and plays the keyboard
Speaker 3: with her penis.
Speaker 1: Phrase.
Speaker 3: It seems like the headline woke was the phrase her
Speaker 3: penis as well as platforming fetishistic men were clearly using
Speaker 3: the extreme permissiveness of the culture to force all of
Speaker 3: us to participate in their sex lives. Woke was CNN
Speaker 3: warning parents that Paw Patrol was fascist. The headline I
Speaker 3: remember this at the time, Why kids love fascist cartoons
Speaker 3: like Paw Patrol and Thomas the Tank Engine.
Speaker 1: Do you have a date on that one.
Speaker 3: Let's see December twenty two. That was actually twenty seventeen,
Speaker 3: so that was kind of early in the wok thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so how much do you think? So the woke
Speaker 1: thing started pre pandemic? But how much did the pandemic
Speaker 1: and all the weirdness around that and people locked up
Speaker 1: in their homes and everything like that energize it all?
Speaker 1: I wonder because we were. It was a crazy time.
Speaker 1: Without Woke, it would have been one of the craziest
Speaker 1: times of my life.
Speaker 3: And it was a very online time too. Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Let me get to one more, just because I want
Speaker 3: to make sure we squeeze this in. Because this is
Speaker 3: something I despised at the time. I ranted about at
Speaker 3: the time. I've despised it ever since. I despise it
Speaker 3: now I will despise it for the rest of my life.
Speaker 1: The ap.
Speaker 3: AP style is now to capitalize black word black in
Speaker 3: a racial, ethnic, or cultural sense, conveying an essential and
Speaker 3: shared sense of history, identity in community among people identified
Speaker 3: as black, including those in the African diaspora and within Africa.
Speaker 3: AP style will continue to lowercase the term white in racial, ethnic,
Speaker 3: and cultural senses. This decision follows the Black move We
Speaker 3: consulted with a wide group of people internally and externally
Speaker 3: and decided this. As the writer puts it, Woke was
Speaker 3: insisting on capitalizing black when referring to black people because
Speaker 3: they have a shared sense of history, identity in community.
Speaker 3: White will remain uncapitalized because white people, being the soulless,
Speaker 3: rootless disgusting gouls that.
Speaker 1: They are do not get capitalized.
Speaker 3: Wolk was accusing fast food companies of killing black people
Speaker 3: because well salt uh high blood pressure.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: Woke was telling a little three year old boy that
Speaker 3: he wasn't a boy, he was actually a girl trapped
Speaker 3: in a boy's body, and the cure for such a
Speaker 3: condition was blocking his puberty and perhaps castrating him from
Speaker 3: NPR at age three, transitioning from jack to Jackie. Wolk
Speaker 3: was making an entire reality show and around another little
Speaker 3: boy he was told he was a girl when he
Speaker 3: was sixteen. His castration surgery provided content for the show.
Speaker 3: Wolke was blaming white people for killing minorities because they
Speaker 3: have to breathe headline from the Guardian minorities in the
Speaker 3: US breathe and more air pollution caused by white people.
Speaker 1: This goes on for some time. That's the classic meteor
Speaker 1: wipes out earth.
Speaker 3: Uh Black eminies hardest hit, hardest hip.
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Speaker 3: violent California male prisoner decided he's a girl, and one
Speaker 3: is court battle was placed in women's prison where he
Speaker 3: promptly raped two female cellmates of his.
Speaker 1: And then Woke was also in the press coverage.
Speaker 3: Using a pleasant looking, middle aged black lady probably picture
Speaker 3: in the story in the press because they knew using
Speaker 3: this rapist man's actual picture would cause less sympathy, so
Speaker 3: in mainstream media they just use the trial cartoon of
Speaker 3: this lady instead of the picture of this rapist man.
Speaker 3: And then finally the final insult, when he was brought
Speaker 3: to trial for the rapes, it was Woke that demanded
Speaker 3: the rape victims refer to the rapist as her and
Speaker 3: she in court.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you'd have to shoot me to get
Speaker 1: me to do that. Yep. More on this one of
Speaker 1: the big turning points in my mind. I'll try to
Speaker 1: look up the exact date of when it happened, and
Speaker 1: any of your thoughts on the text line four one
Speaker 1: five KFTC. You know what woke means. It means you're
Speaker 1: a loser, Okay, we're discussing the whole quoke. One was
Speaker 1: crazyd it AOC trying to, you know, put an end
Speaker 1: to that whole controversy of things. We said, none of
Speaker 1: us believe that anymore or whatever. She was specifically referring
Speaker 1: to defund the police. And what a numb nuts notion
Speaker 1: that was for anybody who said it. But loving I
Speaker 1: had forgotten this one. We talked about it a lot
Speaker 1: the time, because I've had in my mind for a
Speaker 1: long time. When The New York Times announced that intent
Speaker 1: doesn't matter, I consider that one of the big moments
Speaker 1: in the apocalypse. I mean, because that's crazy if I
Speaker 1: say something and then you misinterpreted or whatever happens and
Speaker 1: you get upset, and I said, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: I meant doesn't matter what I meant. Intent doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: They actually stated that explicitly, and the story that made
Speaker 1: that come about was their their science reporter Donald McNeil Jr.
Speaker 1: Who got fired by The Times over this years earlier,
Speaker 1: on a student trip because he's a professor on a
Speaker 1: student trip to Peru, had used the N word when
Speaker 1: discussing language in various countries and racial slurs and how
Speaker 1: they're used he used it in the context of, for instance,
Speaker 1: the N word, and said it became a word that
Speaker 1: in the United States blocksh blah blah blah blah. Years later,
Speaker 1: when the apocalypse is going on, some students came forward
Speaker 1: and said he said the N word once and everybody
Speaker 1: went nuts, and he said, no, no, no, I was
Speaker 1: just discussing it. I'm not in favor of it. I
Speaker 1: was discussing it. We were having a conversation about racial slurs.
Speaker 1: And that's when The New York Times made the after
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty staffers signed a protest letter at
Speaker 1: the New York Times. The New York Times said, we
Speaker 1: do not tolerate racist language, regardless of intent. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter what your intent was at all. It's how well
Speaker 1: I'll read their quote. It's irrelevant. What matters is how
Speaker 1: an act makes the victims feel. That's from the New
Speaker 1: York freaking Times. So Brett Stevens at the time the
Speaker 1: Conservative using my finger quotes columnists for the New York
Speaker 1: Times wrote a piece on how crazy that was. That
Speaker 1: intent is everything, and basically the stuff that we've said
Speaker 1: for years that you're going pre enlightenment if you start
Speaker 1: talking about intent doesn't matter. I mean, you're into crazy. Brother.
Speaker 1: He wrote a piece about that New York Times. The
Speaker 1: New York Times would not publish it. One of their
Speaker 1: own columnists, they would not publish it. The New York
Speaker 1: Posts did publish it. I remember we read from it.
Speaker 1: The guy wasn't actually fired, but he was forced to resign.
Speaker 1: He had no choice. Arm unfreaking believable that adults, intelligent
Speaker 1: in theory, adults could come to that conclusion.
Speaker 3: That is the full flower, though, of the Marxist technique
Speaker 3: that you call somebody racist, you take away their power,
Speaker 3: You take over their power. And if they say, whoa,
Speaker 3: I'm not racist, and I can prove it, here's precisely
Speaker 3: what I meant. Well, that's too many smart people can
Speaker 3: do that. So you tell them, and you tell the world.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter what he says. The word came out
Speaker 3: of his mouth, therefore he's guilty. Therefore we take his power,
Speaker 3: we take his job, etc.
Speaker 1: The New York freaking Times.
Speaker 3: I know, intent doesn't matter. What if the person I
Speaker 3: don't know is paranoid, is pretending to be offended so
Speaker 3: they can get me fined, or to take my job
Speaker 3: or my power or whatever.
Speaker 1: Does that matter? No, no, no, no no no. Intent
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. You're guilty. It's how you are accused. You
Speaker 1: are guilty, So you wouldn't even have to say that.
Speaker 1: You might just say the N word like I just did,
Speaker 1: using the letter. If they feel bad, then that's enough.
Speaker 1: They went so crazy.
Speaker 3: Armstrong and Getty so on the.
Speaker 1: Example we just gave from the Wolf Pocalypse, and if
Speaker 1: you didn't hear it, get the podcast Armstrong and Getty
Speaker 1: on demand. But as a famous incident with The New
Speaker 1: York Times in which they stated that intent doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: which is nuts. Uh. I feel like I couldn't be
Speaker 1: pressured into that to go along with it. Nope. But
Speaker 1: am I lying to myself about that?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Doctor Jordan Peterson, he regularly says, if you think you
Speaker 1: couldn't have become a Nazi or part of the cultural revolutionary,
Speaker 1: I suppose this You're you're lying to yourself. Look, I mean,
Speaker 1: just history is proven people are susceptible to these waves,
Speaker 1: and you need to you need to admit to yourself
Speaker 1: that that could happen to you and to be on
Speaker 1: guard for it. But I'm given the right circumstances, Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe on a different topic or something that I can't
Speaker 1: quite imagine because I can't picture myself falling for it.
Speaker 1: But you know, I haven't been surrounded by all of
Speaker 1: a sudden all my coworkers and friends are saying, no,
Speaker 1: black is white, What are you nuts? Black is white?
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna continue to stand there and say, no,
Speaker 1: it's not.
Speaker 3: I'll bet somewhere there's some genius who's put together a
Speaker 3: matrix or a rubric, or a paradigm or an algorithm
Speaker 3: to explain, you know, the various things that need to combine,
Speaker 3: a combination of just personality type. Because there's some people
Speaker 3: you can doop into anything. They're just they're sheep. They
Speaker 3: go along to get along. There are some people who
Speaker 3: aren't exactly, but they're young, they're much more impressionable.
Speaker 1: The woke thing.
Speaker 3: You know, we're both real individual lists and not joiners exactly.
Speaker 1: And it came.
Speaker 3: Along later in life. And so the idea that no,
Speaker 3: if you just out of the words, its intent doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: All of my life, experienced my philosophy, everything I've read,
Speaker 3: I mean, it just it hit a brick wall of no,
Speaker 3: that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: But you know, if you're young and impressionable and kind
Speaker 1: of a sheepy person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could see going along with it, and myself
Speaker 3: is an angry young man, say my country has been
Speaker 3: defeated in war and our economy's crumbling and exciting new
Speaker 3: leaders say you shouldn't be ashamed of who you are,
Speaker 3: you should be proud of it, and we're gonna get them,
Speaker 3: and here's who's to blame. It possible a person would
Speaker 3: fall for that, even a person like me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I suppose so. I suppose so.
Speaker 3: I would hope whise in benevolent old graveyater did the
Speaker 3: fellas like myself, though, Mike grab me by the ear
Speaker 3: and say, dude, here's why that's wrong, which is what
Speaker 3: we're trying to do.
Speaker 1: There are different categories, and then we'll get back into
Speaker 1: the wolf quacobips and how it's not something you should
Speaker 1: just be able to laugh off the way a seeddy.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it was crazy. People lost their jobs,
Speaker 1: people got killed. Oh it was crazy. You're young, you
Speaker 1: don't know anybody. You get swept up with the mania.
Speaker 1: All your friends are doing it. Okay, that's one thing,
Speaker 1: But the New York Times management originally stood by that
Speaker 1: science reporter. Then when the one hundred and fifty probably
Speaker 1: young staffers wrote that letter, then they changed their mind.
Speaker 1: That crowd is who I hate the most. That crowd
Speaker 1: that knew better. Whether you're the people at Nike at
Speaker 1: a certain level of management or whoever you are, the
Speaker 1: people that know better, but you're freaking cowards. I hate
Speaker 1: you so much. Young and impressionable people falling for getting
Speaker 1: swept up probably could happen to anybody different category than
Speaker 1: the cowards who knew better but went along with destroying
Speaker 1: people because it was convenient for him. I couldn't hate
Speaker 1: you more.
Speaker 3: Are profitable, Yeah, yeah, I can picture the thinking inside
Speaker 3: the walls of the corporate castle. Hey, the mob is
Speaker 3: howling this, Tell him we agree with him, Give him
Speaker 3: some money and pretend we agree with him for a while,
Speaker 3: and they'll go away and bother somebody else. I guess
Speaker 3: that's the thinking.
Speaker 1: You probably use the example of our friend Grant and
Speaker 1: Napier next week. Last week talking about no never got
Speaker 1: into it. He basketball announcer, lifetime basketball announcer for one
Speaker 1: of your NBA franchises. Hard job to get, very cool job,
Speaker 1: hy paying job, very good job. Lost it because he
Speaker 1: said all lives matter. During the whole George Floyd thing,
Speaker 1: he got baited into it. A player tweets at him,
Speaker 1: do you think black lives matter? He responds, I think
Speaker 1: all lives matter. Boom, you gotta get fired. And what
Speaker 1: was amazing to me? Getting back to the people, I
Speaker 1: really hate people that had known him for decades didn't
Speaker 1: stand up for him. Right, who didn't say no, I've
Speaker 1: known this guy for years. He's not a racist. And
Speaker 1: why is that racist? Anyway? His intent was, because I
Speaker 1: believe intent does matter. His intent was no nobody should
Speaker 1: be punished by the cops for blah blah blah. That
Speaker 1: was the intent, right anybody who went along with that
Speaker 1: out of cowardice, Oh, you are such a weak human being.
Speaker 1: I have contempt for you on a level that is,
Speaker 1: you can't have higher level of contemned love it.
Speaker 3: Agree completely. So a couple of things before we continue
Speaker 3: the list of what was woke?
Speaker 1: One and I think what means you know what?
Speaker 3: No, that's not actually helping that he has no idea
Speaker 3: what he's talking about, and I'm tired of him.
Speaker 1: Go away.
Speaker 3: So what I was explaining about, how if you can
Speaker 3: be found guilty by the mob. They take your your power,
Speaker 3: your position, whatever, and they sweep you aside, and everybody
Speaker 3: becomes more and more terrified of standing up to them.
Speaker 1: What Jack was saying, but a great illustration of it.
Speaker 3: There's an iron rand quote from Atlas Shrugged, where you know,
Speaker 3: the good guy is talking to one of the bad guys,
Speaker 3: and one of the bad guys doctor Ferriss says, do
Speaker 3: you really think we want those laws observed?
Speaker 1: We want them to be broken.
Speaker 3: You'd better get it straight that it's not a bunch
Speaker 3: of boy scouts you're up against. We're after power, and
Speaker 3: we mean it. There's no way to rule innocent men.
Speaker 3: The only power any government has is the power to
Speaker 3: crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals,
Speaker 3: one makes them. One declares so many things to be
Speaker 3: a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live
Speaker 3: without breaking laws, and goes on that we're not going
Speaker 3: to enforce them objectively or whatever, We're just gonna create
Speaker 3: a nation of lawbreakers and then cash in. Meaning if
Speaker 3: you I'm okay, there you are in a meeting, you
Speaker 3: have an opinion, perhaps it is contrary to that person.
Speaker 3: If that person can convince everybody in the room that
Speaker 3: you're a racist, in an awful person. You don't count anymore.
Speaker 3: You're like the Iron Ran novel. You're a criminal now,
Speaker 3: and criminals don't get to talk, so shut up.
Speaker 1: So they enacted a criminal code.
Speaker 3: We're all at Tuck, who was an accusation, because the
Speaker 3: accusation was always right. If you were offended or pretending
Speaker 3: to be offended, then you're right. That person's wrong. They're
Speaker 3: a criminal, and they will shut up. We will enforce
Speaker 3: that for you. That's exactly what was going on. Despised
Speaker 3: it at the time. Despise it. Now back to our
Speaker 3: list of what was woke one after a quick word
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Speaker 3: there's no safe lights and please safe. So what was
Speaker 3: woke one that we're all supposed to laugh off? Well,
Speaker 3: we started the list earlier in the hour. I hope
Speaker 3: you were here if you didn't grab it by podcast
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Speaker 1: Woke was telling.
Speaker 3: White people they're racist if they're attracted to black people.
Speaker 3: Is your sexual desire for black people racist? Three questions
Speaker 3: reveal the truth. You're also told that Woke was telling
Speaker 3: white people the racist if they're not attracted to black people. Conveniently,
Speaker 3: I could go into details, but who has the time.
Speaker 3: Wolk is telling black people they're dumb, and it would
Speaker 3: be unfair to hold them to the same academic standards
Speaker 3: as white people.
Speaker 1: Chicago Tribute is math racist?
Speaker 3: New course outlines prompt conversations about identity and race in
Speaker 3: Seattle classrooms.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: The National Association Basketball Coaches called the SAT and Act
Speaker 3: long standing symbols of institutional racism. Oh and also black
Speaker 3: people are inferior musicians too. Headline from the New York
Speaker 3: Times to make orchestras more diverse, end blind auditions, because
Speaker 3: the audition process should take into account race, gender, and
Speaker 3: other factors.
Speaker 1: Of course, to make music that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Woke was racist dogs from psychology today? Can dogs be
Speaker 3: racist and racist to viruses? If coronavirus doesn't discriminate, how
Speaker 3: come black people are bearing the brunt blah blah blah
Speaker 3: from some publication racist women women have always been a
Speaker 3: part of white supremacy and especially racist tomboys. This is
Speaker 3: from what is this publication, lit hub the racist history
Speaker 3: of celebrating the American tomboy. Come to think of it.
Speaker 3: Just to save space, let's bulk all the things. List
Speaker 3: all the things that are racist. Jesus chess, golf tournaments,
Speaker 3: cow's milk, and they show examples Lord of the Rings,
Speaker 3: cereal boxes, soap talking while white reaction memes with black
Speaker 3: people in them, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, jogging, interior design,
Speaker 3: students who look.
Speaker 1: Away, surfing the Smurfs.
Speaker 3: All of these major stories and headlines in major publication
Speaker 3: publication also racist. Mary Poppins, classical music, earthquake signs, soap.
Speaker 1: So I know you're bothered by the implication that woke
Speaker 1: is over, because woke is still alive, but you gotta
Speaker 1: admit the peak of woke is over, don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the peak of that particular set of strategies.
Speaker 1: Because that was so insane there for what about two
Speaker 1: three years, it was just well the stuff you just listed,
Speaker 1: I mean that stuff is crazy. Yeah, yeah, Oh, you're
Speaker 1: absolutely right.
Speaker 3: I don't really take any satisfaction in it, because this
Speaker 3: is seriously an ideological war for Western civilization with the
Speaker 3: far leftists and the Islamists ganging up, and that particular
Speaker 3: set of strategies is gone. But it's like you're being
Speaker 3: in a war and you say, oh, thank god, that
Speaker 3: front of the battle has died down, and somebody will
Speaker 3: say they're over there. They're just over there now shooting
Speaker 3: at us. So yeah, that's the way I feel about it.
Speaker 1: I am a lot of those crazy things. I don't
Speaker 1: think you could get an article published today. But the
Speaker 1: you know, the fundamental the US is a bad country,
Speaker 1: don't offend Islam. All that sort of stuff still exists.
Speaker 3: Yeah, especially in education, from kindergarteners to fifth graders to
Speaker 3: college students. They're still being taught the completely now laughably
Speaker 3: woke stuff. To a large extent, some colleges have toned
Speaker 3: it down a little bit, partly because they know they're
Speaker 3: getting a lot of scrutiny. But yeah, it's still being
Speaker 3: taught with every bit of the energy and lust and
Speaker 3: hardcore ideology that it was four or.
Speaker 1: Five years ago.
Speaker 3: Woke one was crazy, Woke continues to be crazy and
Speaker 3: insidious and evil, and it's still fighting as hard as
Speaker 3: it can.
Speaker 1: Woke one was crazy.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's just putting an ice pick in Trotzky's eye
Speaker 3: and adapting communism.
Speaker 1: And the fact that Jonathan Carl on ABC just kind
Speaker 1: of like moved on with the conversation as opposed to
Speaker 1: say what what was like? You just kind of YadA YadA,
Speaker 1: yachta woke, which was a really big thing. Can we
Speaker 1: get back to that?
Speaker 3: And you were the sexy little queen of it? How
Speaker 3: do you feel about that?
Speaker 1: Can we give go through some of the examples. In
Speaker 1: addition to defund the police?
Speaker 3: Wow, what will defund the police look like?
Speaker 1: It'll look like the suburbs? Oh lord, you don't get
Speaker 1: to just walk away from that and chuckle. Woke one
Speaker 1: was crazy. So I'm on the ZEP bound now the
Speaker 1: GOLP one. I want to talk to Katie's about her
Speaker 1: experience with her golp one. So I know what I
Speaker 1: got comming. Do I have explosive diary on the way
Speaker 1: or any minute now? Constipation or blinding headaches or both?
Speaker 1: Offul you know, yes, bothos. That's a trick among other
Speaker 1: things on the way stay here.
Speaker 3: McDonald's reportedly tracked customer loyalty that predicts how predicts how often.
Speaker 1: They'd return or what they'd order.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, waffle House is tracking customers in order to return
Speaker 3: their teeth.
Speaker 1: They get fits all the time. Oh wow, so we
Speaker 1: got this message on one of our many messaging sites. Earlier.
Speaker 1: Jack disappeared for a few minutes. I did. I was
Speaker 1: dropping my son off at the first day of school.
Speaker 1: Jack disappeared for a few minutes. Wonder if it's golp
Speaker 1: one diarrhea. It was not, But thanks, thanks for being
Speaker 1: concerned about me, I announced earlier in the show, and
Speaker 1: you'll have to go back and listen to it. I'm
Speaker 1: on the zip bound now for I started it yesterday.
Speaker 1: Total time between it pops into my head I should
Speaker 1: look into that, and then started like googling and injecting
Speaker 1: myself with the drug. I think was like seventeen hours
Speaker 1: or something. I mean, I had no idea it was
Speaker 1: that on a weekend. I wasn't even on weekdays. On
Speaker 1: a weekend, I was able to pull that off. So
Speaker 1: that's how easy it is to get on those drugs.
Speaker 1: And I don't really have any reason to be on
Speaker 1: it at all. And so you can get on it
Speaker 1: if you want. But Katie, you've been on which one
Speaker 1: for a while.
Speaker 4: I am on Manjuro monjuro, which is the same thing
Speaker 4: as that bound.
Speaker 1: Okay, how long you been on it?
Speaker 4: A month and a week?
Speaker 1: Do you notice a difference, like I'm I did. The
Speaker 1: research says that I should notice today not really thinking
Speaker 1: about food much and having to remind myself too weat
Speaker 1: Have you had that experience? Yes, I have had that experience.
Speaker 4: And also when I eat something, I'm eating a significant
Speaker 4: life amount of it. I'm not finishing my plate.
Speaker 1: So the like I'm eating pizza and I have two
Speaker 1: pieces and I'm full, I'm comfortably full, but I still
Speaker 1: want to eat more pizza. That goes away with this,
Speaker 1: Yeah with me, it has. Wow, I want to test
Speaker 1: that out. I might have to get my most delicious
Speaker 1: pizza tonight. And just because I'm interested, in the psychology
Speaker 1: and how it affects and everything.
Speaker 4: It makes you not feel good after a certain point.
Speaker 4: At least that's been my experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just gonna ask.
Speaker 3: Are you nauseated or are you uninterested?
Speaker 1: It's two different things.
Speaker 4: It's a slight nausea. At least for me, it's like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, if I eat any more, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: get sick. Of course, Yeah, all side effects are always
Speaker 4: different for everybody. Yeah, and you're you just had a baby,
Speaker 4: so you got all kinds of things going on.
Speaker 3: Well, is that the side effect or is that the purpose?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure that's a side effect.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're supposed to feel nauseous to keep
Speaker 1: you from eating more, are you. That's not what I
Speaker 1: had heard. I thought you're desiged to eat more one away.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't want to.
Speaker 3: Maybe your fake rubber stamp doctor didn't mention it to
Speaker 3: you online.
Speaker 4: Also, I think your fake rubber stamp doctor had your
Speaker 4: dosage wrong as well, because you said you have to
Speaker 4: take yours once a month. I'm pretty sure it's once
Speaker 4: a week.
Speaker 1: If I said once a month, I misspoke. It's once
Speaker 1: a week. Yet, okay, yeah, every every Sunday, I'll take it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: uh yeah, I met once a week. No, the I
Speaker 1: thought the original idea was, and I guess i'll find
Speaker 1: out today it's a carrot rather than a stick. The
Speaker 1: carrot was kind of like, I just I just don't
Speaker 1: feel like eating more as opposed to the stick of
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm gonna throw up more.
Speaker 3: A clockwork orange technique ancient movie reference.
Speaker 1: Watch it. It's great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And in reference to like sitting down for a meal,
Speaker 4: it definitely makes you want to eat less. But I
Speaker 4: will say, like the urge to snack is pretty much
Speaker 4: gone because I'm a big snack person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I can't wait to find out and starts
Speaker 1: working immediately, so I should know today. I must say,
Speaker 1: I'm quite a few hours into the day and I
Speaker 1: haven't thought about eating. But I don't usually anyway, so
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna tell you anything. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The only thing I fear with all of those deals
Speaker 3: is the old weight set point thing where I'm gonna
Speaker 3: once again lose a bunch of weight and convince my
Speaker 3: brain even more that, oh my god, slow his metabolism down.
Speaker 3: We've got to save every single glory for the rest
Speaker 3: of his days on earth because he's starving, and make
Speaker 3: it even worse.
Speaker 1: If I'm ever off this stuff, how I'm going to
Speaker 1: stand on the rest of my life. That's my plan.
Speaker 1: M good plan. No, I have no idea. I'll have
Speaker 1: to ask my doctor, your fake online rubber stamp doctor. Yeah,
Speaker 1: using my finger ques doctor, next time I talk to
Speaker 1: my doctor. We have such a close relationship after our
Speaker 1: ninety second zoom call yesterday.
Speaker 3: And exactly, you'd be better off seeing doctor Jill my
Speaker 3: wrong doctor, right doctor.
Speaker 1: I never forget. It's it's funny. I thought that they would.
Speaker 1: I thought that they would work harder to make it
Speaker 1: seem like we were having a real doctor's appointment, and
Speaker 1: they were really concerned with anything other than making sure
Speaker 1: I own a credit card, which seemed to be the
Speaker 1: main concern. Yeah. Shocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, whether it's that or the boner pills or whatever, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's pretty much the technique.
Speaker 1: But well, boner pills is a simple one. You know,
Speaker 1: I want a boner, Give me a boner. Here's your pills.
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