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00:01:25.000I've said this a million times, but when you have beautiful photos of HR diving into the crowd, that's because the guy who took the picture has a dark room.
00:01:34.000So people think, oh, London, New York, and D.C. were just so seminal in the rebellious music scene.
00:01:46.000Philly had an incredible punk scene and hardcore scene, but no one had any money.
00:01:50.000So you don't have beautiful photographs of it.
00:01:53.000In fact, my little hardcore scene in Ottawa, Canada wasn't that consequential, but it's disproportionately represented in history because of Sean Scallon had all these excellent photographs of it.
00:02:08.000Why would you look up Ottawa for that, you fucking retard?
00:03:29.000They teach them some stupid white words.
00:03:33.000But yeah, if you were to ever make Martin Luther King white, imagine you had a white guy who looked exactly like Martin Luther King and they browned him up a bit and he did a perfect MLK.
00:12:10.000So it's possible this guy doesn't even know.
00:12:11.000Anyway, if I was Big Brother, if I was Orwellian, if I was Soros, if I was a globalist, I'd say, all right, I want people to monitor each other.
00:12:19.000And because I can't do it, I can't afford 9 billion cameras and they can't all catch everything.
00:12:24.000I need a good shot when something's going wrong.
00:12:27.000So I need the people to do this for me.
00:12:33.000And it reminds me of something that happened 2008, I would say.
00:12:40.000I was looking at this anarchist message board, which was sort of like Reddit today and with less pictures.
00:12:46.000And Lisa Suck Dog was on it, Lisa Carver.
00:12:48.000She's like from the Jim Go generation, my generation.
00:12:51.000And we were anarchists talking about anarchy in the state and not giving them any information and all that kind of anarcho-shit.
00:12:58.000And she said something like, you know, I'm just making this up, by the way, but she said something like, Timothy McVay said that violence breeds results.
00:13:10.000And it's kind of hard to avoid the logic of that.
00:13:13.000And then someone else says, Lisa, you've got your name here, people know who you are, you're making yourself vulnerable.
00:13:18.000I wouldn't say stuff like that on this message board.
00:13:48.000We don't solve our own problems and we get police.
00:13:50.000It's like when my kids are at school at PS-14 in Brooklyn, and they were told, if you see someone fighting, don't intervene and go and get a teacher, an authority figure.
00:15:02.000He gets fired for not letting the state handle his business with his niece.
00:15:07.000This goes back to what we were saying last week or two weeks ago, where they say, let's be honest, the community should raise your children.
00:15:13.000The parents don't always know what's best for their kid, which goes back to that Harvard professor who said it's somewhat authoritarian to let parents completely teach their kids.
00:16:04.000Like, I saw this other video, and don't try to find it, of someone in a Verizon store, and she's screaming, calling him the devil, calling this guy an asshole.
00:16:23.000So if some guy's selling oranges, and I don't have a problem with that, if you don't want to get corona from an orange, don't buy oranges from this guy.
00:16:30.000So if you see some lady screaming at a guy with oranges, go, lady, what the fuck?
00:17:43.000There's so many videos like this that could just be handled with a normal 80s man grabbing someone by the scruff of their shoulder and just going, get the fuck out of here.
00:17:53.000Or in this case, you don't want to grab her, throw her anywhere.
00:17:55.000You just go, will you shut up and leave him alone, bitch?
00:18:04.000Like when my friend, my gay friend, I cannot, this is only a faint memory and I don't remember the context, but I wish I could just brainwash myself, like hypnotize myself and get it out.
00:18:15.000A homo buddy of mine was eating and this woman was like, you need to fuck off.
00:18:18.000I can't remember what she was yelling at him for and he didn't know what she was mad about and he just goes, what?
00:21:31.000So sometimes I go into a Twitter vortex and just come out going, because I'm banned now.
00:21:38.000So you know how you're in a bubble when you're on Twitter and you see, like if I was still on Twitter, I'd be looking at Jack Pisobic, Mike Cernovich, Cassandra Fairbanks, everyone who's been on my show, Stefan Molyneux, and Scott Adams and all those dudes.
00:21:52.000And I'd be, you know, enjoying rational people that I consider friends.
00:21:56.000But because I have to go through this weird ghost sub-account, I see just the normal, I have to start with moments and go down a rabbit hole.
00:22:04.000So I end up in their bubbles, just sort of floating along like a scuba diver going into these various bubbles and seeing fucking garbage.
00:22:13.000Ryan, please leave Escape from New York and get back to this show.
00:24:12.000Look, this was a disturbing incident for our associates and customers, and we are reviewing with our team how best to handle such an That's not good enough.
00:25:26.000Son, you know, I want you to know when you were younger, I made America a better place for you because I wanted you to be safe.
00:25:34.000So when someone said something that was offensive or put on an offensive mask, I went over and I filmed them, then tattletailed to the world, and then also called the government to take care of that wrongthink.
00:26:51.000Can you imagine the fucking complaints from the left about how he overreacted?
00:26:58.000Anything to get him out of office, anything, including that woman who prosecuted Bill O'Reilly and said, I'm going to defend, I'm not going to help out Tara Reid, Biden, because I need Trump to lose.
00:27:11.000Like that just says, that tweet says everything.
00:27:34.000I think what we're going to start doing in the new office is printing out these doozies, like the ones I mentioned earlier with it's authoritarian to a homeschool and the parents don't know what's best for their kids.
00:27:47.000And this one deserves a framed picture.
00:27:49.000We're going to copy Project Veritas and have the Hall of Shame.
00:30:41.000African American studies department certainly would be helpful, but we also need an entire reformation on how we teach K through 12 history in public education systems.
00:30:50.000So let's get more slavery in like kindergarten.
00:31:58.000Oh, sorry, northern whites love blacks in theory, but not in practice.
00:32:02.000Southern whites like blacks in practice, but not in theory.
00:32:07.000And it sounds like the northern view of blacks is what's taking over the entire country, because it's definitely prevalent in media and academia.
00:32:13.000So they like the concept of African American studies.
00:32:17.000And they love seeing doctor next to a black guy's name.
00:32:20.000But all of these dissertations that give these people their PhD, or I shouldn't say all, a massive swath of them are absolute fucking crap.
00:32:28.000Now, Naomi Schaefer-Riley, one of my favorite writers, did a blog, a 500-word blog post.
00:32:36.000She used to work for an education site, and it's been scrubbed from the internet.
00:32:40.000She was fired for this, for criticizing African-American PhDs.
00:32:44.000You can only find it on American Renaissance, which is about as controversial as it gets.
00:32:49.000These are the only ones who haven't scrubbed it from the web.
00:32:54.000But here's what she wrote many years ago.
00:32:59.000That's what I would say about Ruth Hayes' dissertation, So I Could Be Easeful.
00:33:04.000So this is an, she dared to look at some of these dissertations, and the criticism she got was, well, you didn't read the whole thing.
00:33:11.000She's like, I'm doing a 500-word blog post.
00:33:16.000So here's the title of an African-American PhD.
00:33:19.000So I could be easeful, black women's authoritative knowledge on childbirth.
00:33:26.000It began because she, quote, noticed that non-white women's experience were largely absent from natural birth literature, which led me to look into historical black midwifery.
00:33:39.000And then Naomi says, how could we overlook the non-white experience in quote-unquote natural birth literature?
00:33:48.000It's scandalous and clearly a sign that racism is alive and well in America, not to mention academia.
00:33:54.000And then she says, but topping the list in terms of sheer political partisanship and liberal hackery is Tasha B. Levy.
00:34:01.000According to the Chronicle, quote, Ms. Levy is interested in examining the long tradition of black Republicanism, especially the rightward ideological shift it took in the 1980s after the election of Ronald Reagan.
00:34:12.000Ms. Levy's dissertation argues that conservatives like Thomas Sowell, Clarence Thomas, John McWhorter, and others have played one of the most significant roles in the assault on the civil rights legacy that benefited them.
00:34:28.000The assault on civil rights, because they don't favor affirmative action and they're assaulting, because they don't support affirmative action, they're assaulting civil rights.
00:34:38.000Because they believe there are some fundamental problems in black culture that cannot be blamed on white people, they are assaulting civil rights.
00:34:45.000And then she ends it with, if these young scholars are the future of the discipline, I think they can just as well leave their calendars at 1963 and let some legitimate scholars find solutions to the problems of blacks in America.
00:34:56.000Solutions that don't begin and end with blaming the white man.
00:35:01.000All right, that brings us to a massively boring and repetitive examination of the hunchback of Notre Dame that goes on forever.
00:35:09.000And it's using a video that I've already discussed.
00:35:11.000So you may want to just go get a coffee at this point.
00:35:49.000But medieval literature included him in the matter of Britain, which was the seminal sort of document, semi-fictional historical look at this time in Britain's history where King Arthur beat back the Saxons swing knights.
00:36:10.000And, you know, I blame the Vikings because in British history, you have like Loch Ness and a lot of monsters and dragons being slain.
00:36:21.000But anyway, in The Matter of Britain, which is a series of books that came out in the 12th century discussing this king from the 6th century, and it was also very big in the 19th century, there's the Lady of the Lake, and she gives him Excalibur.
00:41:16.000Like, Walt Disney was called racist because he didn't want black people in castle roles in Disney because he said it would pull you out of it to see a black guy.
00:44:05.000And especially at nighttime, they can kind of look black.
00:44:09.000Now, because we are living in a totally uneducated time, where most people are probably not even surprised by King Arthur being black, this is now taken as fact.
00:44:20.000And so Disney's version of Esmeralda is now Esmeralda, right?
00:44:25.000Forget the past, forget the actual story.
00:44:27.000And I guess the long hair means she has a weave or something or like shouldn't, shouldn't Indians be up in arms?
00:45:34.000Americans, stupid fucking Americans, have convinced themselves that Esmeralda is black, and to depict her as white is to diminish the black experience.
00:50:24.000We know a conversation he had with his dad.
00:50:26.000We know that he took drama in college and now it's a quote-unquote career.
00:50:33.000So that you can do whatever you put your mind to, that I felt like I could finally give myself the potential that I knew I had with no other.
00:50:41.000It wasn't until he believed in me that I believed in myself.
00:50:45.000And I know I'm not the only one that's done that.
00:50:48.000Joelle Pain, Crusoe Simone, Fatima Sou, Malama Sacconi, they all are prominent POC that group in the ICSD that have been supported onto their bigger benchmarks.
00:51:00.000Doesn't POC sound like POS to you, like pieces of shit?
00:51:17.000We're mad with the people who believe that POC and POC are lesser, but we're at a time in our life where we have to separate our anger and with what's the problem.
00:51:28.000I think it's easy to say Mr. Winans is a racist, and I think it's easy to just be mad at him and point him as a problem, and the problem doesn't start with him.
00:51:37.000And according to the dad that sent me this, the girl who got the role was light years above.
00:52:18.000So he says why we're living in a race of time.
00:52:20.000Meanwhile, this professor, she looks like she was unbelievably stunning at 20, and then someone married her, and then she just turned into like a bag of bowling balls.
00:52:30.000And she just like her ass spills out all over the place.
00:52:52.000I'm a professor of acting at Ithaca College, an actor, a writer, a director, and the founder and director of Performing Arts for Social Change.
00:52:59.000I'm speaking tonight because I have been informed that my words in meetings and conversations are being adjusted to fit the agenda of others.
00:53:06.000Are we not adult enough just to sit down and explain our problem to someone?
00:56:56.000Is she implying that we live in a, that Utica, New York is so racist that we don't think black people, just like Sharia law doesn't think women have a right to be heard.
00:57:07.000We're like, yeah, I'll have a meeting.
00:59:10.000But now, I'm the mother of a little brown boy, and we teach him that the world is his birthright and that he will be discriminated against.
00:59:20.000Hey, can we call child services, please, and say that these white people are making their fucking poor Mexican adopted kid paranoid?
00:59:29.000And the thing I was saying earlier is I would, I'll bet my fucking house that there was no other example in Ithaca New York high school of a black role going to a white student.
00:59:40.000This whole again shit, what was it, roots?
01:01:00.000Those of us who think our system is a meritocracy may be confused or angered by the suggestion that there is a double standard based on skin color.
01:02:24.000It doesn't matter what it is in high school.
01:02:26.000And we just want to choose someone who really tries and knows how to sing.
01:02:29.000And any fucking plebe off the street can tell if a little kid can sing.
01:02:33.000People were committed to colorblind casting.
01:02:35.000What that meant was that though most of the shows were written to have all-white casts, or at least that's what I assumed, the directors were open to casting non-white actors.
01:02:46.000It was clear that the creative team, led by Holly Adams and Tom Peterson, were committed to actively making the theater program a place for everyone.
01:02:53.000They went out of the way to make sure teens of color knew the theater department not only had to drum up the courage to walk into that environment.
01:03:04.000It was clear that the adults in charge wanted us there, wanted everyone to know how many stories that we had.
01:05:52.000okay thank you White, black, Asian, American Indian, Native, Hawaiian, mixed race.
01:06:02.000Yeah, so they're lumped in with the Asians.
01:06:06.000I never wanted to be an activist, but I'm an activist now because I have to take a stand and take a stand now on behalf of all the people who have shared their stories with me.
01:06:15.000I was hoping after my letter was embraced and possible.
01:06:37.000Adult administrators threatened us all week.
01:06:39.000You plan to talk to all the students, many of color, who bravely signed the letter and bring them individually into a room so you could confront us.
01:06:46.000You say this was not going to be intimidation, but everyone knows the best way to stop a movement is by threats, isolation, and fear.
01:07:43.000How would the community feel about taking this white girl that got the role and lynching her?
01:07:48.000We can hang her from a tree until the tree rots and it's just a spine hanging there.
01:07:52.000And yes, it's going to smell terrible, but the smell and the look, it'll remind all our senses that we're living in a culture of systemic racism.
01:08:46.000I am here because I believe the ICSD has been failing students of color for years and has been failing to educate children on issues of race for years.
01:11:21.000On January 19th, you brought the only three students of color who are the leaders of this movement and not their white counterparts Into a room alone, why them?
01:11:33.000Did you think that you could intimidate them?
01:12:42.000The only time I don't get the short end is in fast food restaurants.
01:12:46.000I thought the arts was going to be the one exception to this, and I was wrong.
01:12:50.000The actions of the Ithaca City School District and Robert Wymans have made me feel more targeted than ever before.
01:12:55.000Many white people might not believe what I'm about to say, but I want to give context to musicals are a symptom of a much larger problem the adults have refused to acknowledge or honestly address.
01:13:06.000I can't possibly tell all of them, but I will give you just two examples.
01:13:10.000When I was in the seventh grade, I was walking into school and there were two boys behind me.
01:17:01.000This is why I don't like all of this tedious name replacing and putting black people where white people are and never putting white people where black people are.
01:17:11.000Because Hamilton, King Arthur, and this bullshit three-hour meeting, which I highly recommend you watch.
01:17:43.000I'm fascinated by his story and how it blends itself into this over-the-top folklore of dragons and Lady of the Lake and magic swords and knights.
01:20:47.000There was a story many years ago about this Chinese guy who was suing, his Chinese wife is in China, obviously, for not telling him that he had Botox, that she had Botox and Nipintock and all this stuff.
01:20:58.000And everyone said, that's so fucking absurd.
01:21:00.000What he's suing her for being secretly ugly?
01:25:12.000Two different settlements around the same time?
01:25:14.000There was Colonial Williamsburg, which was the British government saying, look, I know Spain owns this, but let's go there, steal some gold.
01:25:23.000If they look like they're going to kill us and we'll lose, then we'll leave.
01:25:26.000But if it looks like we can overpower them, we'll just claim that land.
01:26:35.000I love understanding and learning about cultures of the past and present, but believe in their fluidity.
01:26:40.000Why does all native culture have to live in pre-Columbian manner, like Hawaiians manually scraping taro into poi or Australian Aboriginals spending their days working as nothing more than slaves because they are happy to share their culture through hand carving and painting identical boomerangs as cheap curios?
01:26:56.000Because Aboriginals don't appear to be capable of much more.
01:27:36.000But yeah, not everyone wants to update the way we do.
01:27:40.000That's like saying kids these days need to learn how to lead a horse and buggy.
01:27:44.000I think a lot of cultures do feel that way.
01:27:47.000Not Western cultures, but a lot of cultures see driving a car as some sort of perversion of their original culture, probably because their culture is disappearing.
01:27:57.000To truly accept indigenous cultures, they should be brought into the context of the 21st century.
01:28:01.000Yeah, maybe in a book, but that's idealism.
01:28:04.000There were plenty of bad things that happened in empires.
01:28:06.000There are plenty of bad things that are happening with globalism.
01:28:09.000Everything needs to be seen in a broader context.
01:28:14.000But one detail that you say, you mentioned how much worse India would be.
01:28:18.000India's biggest problem is overpopulation.
01:28:21.000And I think that comes from what my friend Mercedes pointed out was we brought them infrastructure and medicine technology before they were ready for it.
01:28:33.000We gave a little kid the keys to a pickup truck and they crashed.
01:28:36.000So their population was able to expand with infrastructure that they weren't ready for and medicine they weren't ready for.
01:28:43.000And they became too big, too fast in an unsustainable way.
01:28:49.000By helping other countries with infrastructure and medicine, I would argue you're hurting them because you're making them grow up too fast.
01:28:55.000Let them grow at their own pace or they will overpopulate.
01:29:02.000This is why Robin from Howard Stern went to India because she saw pictures like this and not the explosive diarrhea that's on every street.
01:29:30.000With my wife and I both at work and the inmates all alone to run the asylum, I regularly get calls from my youngest to complain about who's not letting who sit on which device.
01:30:02.000Jack, can you tell Olympia that I had your room first and the remote and she just came in here with wobbles and she's still remote and I had it first?
01:30:39.000As you know, we like to end the show with a final video.
01:30:45.000Today's show has been a little too racial for my liking, but at least it's not about the fucking chinkin' pox.
01:30:52.000This is the final video, and it is a woman who is an officiator at her friend's marriage, and her and all the Gals got super wasted last night.