VIRAL VIDEO UPDATE： Angry Toronto teacher accidentally gives lesson in “8 Leftist Tactics” of “debate”
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In the wake of the Toronto shooting, a teacher at a local high school gets mad at me for asking a question about the shooter. She then launches into a ranting rant about racism and links to an article about the shooting by CBS News in the US.
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Tonight, I went to the scene of the deadly Toronto shooting and met a teacher that was steaming mad at me and not the shooter.
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It's July 30th, I'm David Menzies and this is the Ezra Levent Show.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.
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You come here once a year with a sign and you feel morally superior.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
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Last week in the aftermath of the latest deadly atrocity to hit Toronto, we visited the scene of the crime on Danforth Avenue to see if people were buying the official narrative of the event.
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You know that the gunman was mentally ill and perhaps that this murder spree was due to a psychotic outburst.
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After all, the day we ventured out to interview people, CBS in the U.S. was reporting that Faisal Hussein had allegedly visited ISIS websites and had even pledged his allegiance to ISIS.
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And he had allegedly visited such beautiful bastions of tolerance and democracy as Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Now, the vast majority of people we spoke to were very thoughtful and reflective.
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And then, just as I was interviewing a couple, a woman who it turns out is a Toronto high school teacher inserted herself into the conversation.
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And what rapidly emerged was a cliche-o-matic rendition of every leftist, socialist, progressive mantra ever conceived.
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But make no mistake, she was no caricature from Central Casting, folks.
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Now, I urge you to visit the entire rant, which has been posted on our website and on our YouTube channel.
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And in case you missed it, you have to check out Stephen Crowder's excellent breakdown of the Social Justice Warrior playbook this woman goes through.
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But in this space, I thought I'd give you the Cool's Notes version of her ramblings and dissect her crazy commentary
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to indicate how just about everything she screams about is a leftist tactic to shut up wrong-think.
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And remember, folks, she's teaching the next generation.
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So, for starters, as I mentioned earlier, the news peg for the men on the street interviews that day was a CBC report stating Hussain had visited ISIS websites.
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And upon overhearing this, because I wasn't even talking to this woman to begin with, she says this.
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Can you please not descend into racist things right now?
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You asked if the shooter had visited ISIS websites.
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Yeah, right off the bat, she employs tactic number one of the left, the racism card.
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But how is a gunman having links to ISIS racist?
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In fact, ISIS will gladly take any recruit who wants to be a jihadi in terms of being
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a pawn to bring down the society and install that Islamic caliphate.
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As long as you're willing to strap on a suicide bomb and carry out some carnage, ISIS will accommodate
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They just don't discriminate when it comes to recruiting their angels of death and destruction.
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Even if race is completely irrelevant to the issue at hand.
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People that actually have a media outlet that is real and not racist.
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You see, when the messenger is stating something contrarian to the worldview of a leftist,
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And how odd that she seems to think that the left of center CBS is just the same as the right
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Even if a news source that is politically aligned to her worldview reports something that's
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not in keeping with her viewpoint, then it is, therefore, fake news.
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And the mass, what does the mass shooting have to do with a man that, like, come on,
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What does it have to do with a man who, you didn't finish that sentence?
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Well, I, because I'm trying to understand what you're saying, man.
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This is what is known as just say something that is completely incoherent and hope that
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it sticks, and when a leftist is challenged on his or her inability to form a complete
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As if everyone should understand such gibberish, and if you don't understand such gibberish,
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Excluding those voices who are not simpatico with the PC chorus.
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And so it is that I'm ordered to leave the community, in this case, a public sidewalk,
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based on her authority, even though she has no authority in which to make such a demand.
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And that gives you the right to tell people to leave?
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You're descending into your own hell right now.
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Quoting Trump is the best thing you could have ever done for yourself.
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Ah, you knew it was only a matter of time before she dropped the Trump bomb, right?
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Because, hey, in the mind of a loony leftist, Trump equals Hitler.
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And that means there's nothing worse than aligning someone to Trump.
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Because whether it's Adolf or Donald, those fascists are just so despicable.
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What is wrong with this world is that we don't love and we don't talk to each other.
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It's not about your freaking fascist agenda and your mind.
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Just like you quoted Trump, Trump is a fascist.
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People that elected Ford are people that are demented.
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Wonder what took her so long to utter that classic put down.
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Is this how you teach your children, by the way?
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The victim card by way of how dare you question my profession.
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By the way, folks, this nugget came just seconds after she maligned my profession.
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Not how to give a rodent's rectum about that, mind you, but it just demonstrates the double
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All of which finally brings me to tactic number eight, and this might be the most disturbing
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Questioning people about stuff that's completely inaccurate and irrelevant.
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Unfortunately not, but if you start spewing racist crap that is hate speech, yes, it is
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Yeah, she threatens to call the police, even though absolutely no crime has been committed
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Oh, sure, my line of questioning might have hurt her feelings, or maybe triggered her, or
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made her clamor for a safe space, which in this case would appear to be a nearby ice cream
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But saying something offensive or triggering isn't a criminal act, of course.
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But there are troubling signs, aren't there, that we are headed further in this direction,
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whether it's the police arresting people for uttering a so-called hate crime as opposed
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to committing an actual real crime, or if we're talking about something being cooked up by our
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parliamentarians, such as M103, the anti-Islamophobia motion, which may one day lead to a bill that
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will lead to an actual law, then this teacher would indeed have something to fall back on in
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order for law enforcement to swoop in and lay charges based on hurt feelings pertaining to
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And then people like me will be hauled off, perhaps never to be heard from again, because
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she may not have called the police, but someone, and I have my assumptions of who it could be,
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but someone did issue a privacy complaint with YouTube, as if she wasn't aware that we were
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But hang on for a second, she inserted herself into the story and started talking to me, even
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This is the sort of society this teacher and her progressive posse of assorted nutty thugs
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And if we don't take a stand and defend our freedoms, their dark vision may one day
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DC Comics Justice League hit HBO this month, bringing new calls for, well, you guessed it,
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You see, critics seem to think the empowered Amazon women are objectified because they
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Joining me now to discuss this is the Rebels' own Ben Davies.
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But not so wonderful when I see people going after something from my cherished childhood
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Somehow, superheroes, and one of the due rigueur aspects of almost every single superhero ever
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written is an astonishing physique, both male and female.
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There's some kind of a problem with a very nice female physique on a superhero like Wonder Woman?
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Comedy speaks the most truth, I think, to our times.
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And Owen Benjamin did this joke that was exactly what's going on in today's society, especially
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And he said that men are capitalists and women are communists.
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Men, if they see a guy that's great, great physique, he's smart, he's intelligent, he's
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a great quarterback, he gets to lead us, he'll do this, we're going to follow him, we're
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going to elevate him, we're all going to do better.
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Women get together and they see a beautiful girl and they're like, oh, she must have herpes.
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And they immediately try to tear her down and bring them down to their level.
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And right now they're being hammered, specifically Justice League, for highlighting certain Amazonian
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women who have a great physique on camera, while in the previous movie, everyone kind
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of wore the same thing to make everyone look alike.
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And, you know, Ben, if we go back to the previous movie, that was the Wonder Woman film, which
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And I think that, if anything, they kind of desexualized Wonder Woman.
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And that costume, if you look at what the actress is wearing in the Wonder Woman movie
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versus what the comic book character wears in the classic Wonder Woman comics, it's been
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really, she's really covered up in the film version, don't you think?
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Yeah, I think they did a good job of trying to blend it to modern day times.
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And I really liked what Patty Jenkins did in the first Woman, Wonder Woman.
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And people forget now that the Justice League movie came out and it was directed by a man
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and it's getting slammed for being sexist or whatever.
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The first Wonder Woman movie, before it was released, was getting criticized up and down
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for having Gail Godot, a supermodel, play Wonder Woman.
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Like, oh, Wonder Woman would never be this skinny.
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You're trying to show this perfect image of a woman that we can't live up to.
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These kind of complaints were levied constantly on the film project until it was received like
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And now you just see the same kind of outrage, but now funneled through a different avenue
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with the new Justice League movie, where they have a guy, it's the symptom of the same
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leftist political tactic of identity politics, where it's like, okay, only a woman can direct
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a female lead movie and only an African-American director can direct an African-American movie
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So this has spilled into this as well, where they're saying because Zack Snyder is a man,
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clearly his intent was to objectify these women and not highlight their incredible individual
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And I have to say, too, when I first watched this, as someone who's a former athlete and
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been around some of the best athletes in the world, I watched the scene that they're talking
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about where they escape and they break down the walls and all these girls sacrifice themselves
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breaking down these pillars that I was like, oh, these are not actresses.
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And sure enough, in the athlete or in the article that I researched, I scrolled down and they
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were all CrossFit athletes because those are the best physical performance women in the
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And to highlight them, they had them in different outfits.
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So you could see how strong they were when they broke down the pillars.
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You could see like their abs and they were cut up and like really jacked.
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And what's funny is in the first movie, these same actresses were in it, but you didn't notice
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And that's what I thought was cool about the Justice League movie was they had some women
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Some people were archers and their costumes were all uniquely different to highlight each attribute
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And I thought it was great that they used these incredible athletes.
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And keep in mind, this is the same kind of outfit that every CrossFit athlete wears in
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If you look up any of these girls in their competitions, they wear the sports bra and
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It's just and they're like, well, you can't wear that because that makes us feel uncomfortable.
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And it's a shame that they're being like completely destroyed on social media for just being excellent
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Well, Ben, tell me, one of the criticisms, costumes aside, is that in the Justice League
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movie versus the Wonder Woman movie, that there was an inordinate number of so-called
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butt shots in the Justice League film, which, of course, was directed by a guy.
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This is from an online feminist magazine that I got this information from.
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Was it was it that overt to you that the camera, for some reason, was zeroing in on
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Wonder Woman's butt more so than in the Wonder Woman film?
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You know, I'm working on a longer piece for the rebel media that I'll release on this.
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And, you know, the work that I do for you guys trying to find every butt shot in these
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movies, I really deserve a raise from the rebel.
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But no, it's actually a little bit more complicated than that.
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OK, and then and there really isn't if I get out piece together in the video specific shots
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OK, there's there's plenty of shots in both movies.
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And this is a directing 101 skill that you have to to master to be a director where you
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look up at someone when they're in a position of power.
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OK, and this is highlighted by Orwell when he used to cut the floors out of the studio
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so they can get the camera under the floor to look up at the hero to make them look larger
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And unfortunately, if you have females that want to wear skirts and high heels, it's going
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But in every scene where they're doing this, too, you're looking up at the men like having
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But it's just not as like, oh, my gosh, you're doing this because there are women on the
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He tries to recreate the most extreme version of every moment in his frames.
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And that's usually looking extremely up, extremely down.
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It's just his style of film also woven into it.
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And it's being picked apart because now you're comparing it to Patty Jenkins' movie, which
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And, you know, it's funny, Ben, poor DC Comics.
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When it comes to the Wonder Woman property, it just seems to attract controversy.
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Because I thought we were all supposed to have a hate on for the lead actress, Gal Gadot,
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because, well, in certain circles, I should say, because she's Israeli.
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In some countries, they weren't showing it because of her heritage.
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And so I guess she can't win, whether it's her nationality, her beautiful looks, the way
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People are just complaining for the sake of complaining.
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It's a comic book character, for goodness sakes.
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Like I said, they were complaining about Wonder Woman originally for all these other
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They're going to keep complaining about this one for the same reasons.
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I think the first Wonder Woman movie was fantastic.
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This movie isn't as good, and it should be criticized for those reasons, probably because
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the studio made them include three different origin stories in a two-hour movie, which
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But yeah, I mean, they should just look at what's been great about this and be happy that there's
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She's a great spokeswoman for everything going on with Wonder Woman.
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And I think the performance and the costume highlights how great of an actress she is.
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It was all about Wonder Woman and the way Gail played her.
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And it's a shame that she gets hammered by these people who just need something to complain
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about constantly and just want everyone to fit in their own box so they don't feel insecure
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about their own choices or the way that they live.
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And you know, Ben, we'll have to wrap it there.
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And I would say this to our viewers, that if you think Wonder Woman's costume is over-sexualized,
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there's a more obscure character in the DC universe called Power Girl.
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And I'll tell you, Power Girl's costume makes Wonder Woman's costume almost look like a nun's
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Well, these costumes are supposed to enhance their bodies.
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Well, I hope everyone can just be celebrated and not be trying to fit into a box.
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If you're super talented and you're going to train and discipline yourself, I think you
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should be able to show it off and appreciate all the work that you put into it.
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Like these girls who the Amazons are getting hammered for showing off their abs and ripped
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And I think the people that are complaining about this need to look in the mirror instead
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of blaming other people for the choices they've made.
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And nobody wants to see a superhero or a superheroine in this case wearing a burqa.
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Listen, Ben, thank you so much for weighing in.
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More of the Ezreal event show to come right after this.
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Environment Minister Catherine McKenna has a brand new way to spend your money.
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And no, it's not even environmentally friendly.
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Here to give us the details is Alberta Bureau Chief Sheila Gunn-Reed.
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Now, Sheila, let me see if I understand this correctly.
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In Gantino, there are two buildings that house Environment Canada employees.
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They're about four kilometers apart, which I think falls in the realm of walking distance.
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And Climate Barbie figures that we need some sort of a shuttle service every 10 minutes
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running so bureaucrats can whisk back and forth from one building to the other.
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But we need to round down on the kilometers between the two buildings because it's actually
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And we need to round up on the number of buses.
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There's actually two buses that will be running on the 10.
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So every 10 minutes, whether they are empty or not, back and forth between these two buildings
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to transport around government workers who've never heard of the Internet or email before.
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You know, or, yeah, or a telephone call or Skyping.
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It looks to me from what I've read about this story is that these buses are good old-fashioned
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They're not hybrids or plug-in hybrids or fully electrical.
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And yet, isn't this the same person, McKenna, who preaches to us the great unwashed masses
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to get rid of our carbon cars and to walk, to ride a bicycle, go electric?
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Yet, when it comes to her own staff members, oh, they're exempt from that virtue signaling,
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I mean, you took Catherine McKenna's advice, right?
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Like, you got rid of your regular vehicle and now you drive one of those electric castrations
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But even Catherine McKenna can't follow her own advice.
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I actually broke down how many kilometers this is.
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Now, it seems short at four kilometers, but these buses are going to be operating nine
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They actually have somebody else who's swapping in to drive the buses during lunch.
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So that means they're going to be making 57 trips per day per bus.
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And there's two of them, which is 114 trips per day.
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So that's 29,000 trips in roughly nine months or so.
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Back and forth every 10 minutes, all day long, back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.
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The kilometers for this, 111,500 whopping kilometers to cart around a bunch of government workers
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And Sheila, let me see if I've got this straight too.
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Would these shuttle buses be running whether or not there's anybody on them?
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Or would they just be parked there until there's at least one Environment Canada bureaucrat
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ready to go to the building less than four kilometers away?
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Well, the contract says they're going to be running whether they're full or not.
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And if somebody on the other side of the line is waiting on a bus,
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I guess they have to go over and pick up that person.
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This is someone who says that, you know, fossil fuels are bad for the environment and the economy.
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Well, Catherine McKenna is rolling a lot of coal these days to help out her
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Who should be the ones who are really leading the way on this sort of stuff?
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You know, and also, Sheila, I don't know if this is doable or what the figures would be,
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but it seems to me to be the template for an inefficient system to have two buildings less
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Why not just consolidate everybody in one big building and not have to worry about any
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commuting back and forth and any carbon burning?
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They want me to get more efficient, but they don't do things efficiently.
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Why aren't they just finding a bigger office space, shuffling around a couple of offices
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No, we have people who are refusing to, you know what, even drive your own car for the
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Why do I have to pay to drive these people back and forth?
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And as you know, earlier this month, we got the news from Greyhound that in the vast majority
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of Western Canada and Northern Ontario, they're shutting down operations come October.
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And one of the reasons is that, you know, granted there are more people with cars driving
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But one of the reasons for the shutdown is government regulation.
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And by that, I mean specifically Greyhound had to run full, like, 53-seat large coaches.
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They couldn't run, you know, shuttles like what Catherine McKenna is proposing here or smaller
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And that meant incredible inefficiencies because you'd have some situations on routes where the
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bus is virtually empty, yet they still had to have that big 53-seat bus out there.
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You know, Sheila, can you explain to me why the government thinks that they have it right
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when it comes to bus transportation to begin with?
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Well, they have it right because they don't have to pay for it, David.
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I mean, in Western Canada, Greyhound also in our smaller locations where they're not running
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a full bus, they're also up against a carbon tax, at least in Alberta and in British Columbia.
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But you see, the federal government, they don't really have to worry about that because they
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can just reach into the pocket of taxpayers to cover the gas to go into their buses.
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So they don't have to live with the real-life business implications of driving an empty bus
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back and forth while the cost of fuel just goes up and up and up.
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But, you know, Sheila, on this point, I mean, I'm sorry to belabor it, but I just don't understand
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what the ostensible policy reason would be when the officials from Greyhound go,
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listen, we can do this route easily with a 20-seat shuttle as opposed to this big 50-plus
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I mean, why in the world would you make Greyhound run the bigger bus from either a business standpoint
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or because this is, you know, we're talking about McKenna from an environmental standpoint
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See, you are, you keep thinking like someone who cares about the bottom line.
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And we know the government doesn't care about the bottom line.
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That's why they're buying buses to drive back and forth 3.8 kilometers.
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You're looking at this through a perfectly reasonable lens, the lens you'd run your household
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through, the lens that you would drive your own car with, or if you had a business to run.
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But this is the federal government, David, and this is Catherine McKenna.
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And the only time she rides a bike is when there's a camera around, not when she has to take files
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Yeah, I saw that bike riding photo she tweeted out, and I bet you that the length of that
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bike ride was, you know, the same as the length of her driveway, so I'm not buying it.
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But well, Sheila, I guess we'll just have to wrap it there.
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I mean, it's just, you know, it's so disheartening to see this kind of waste occurring, but it just
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And by the way, from point of clarification, yeah, the new Menzoid Mobile is a plug-in hybrid.
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And I have a picture of you riding in it, by the way, after the Rebel live event.
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But the only reason I went that route was indeed to get some of my own taxpayer money
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back under the previous Ontario regime government that was giving a rebate.
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Well, I actually have a petition to Catherine McKenna calling on her to lead the way and
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be the example for all of us to walk, ride her bike, or take public transportation with
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the rest of us peasants between these two very close offices.
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And to sign my petition, go to carboncatherine.com.
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And, you know, maybe these federal government employees should also watch those old participation
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ads, because I thought that was the reason why the 50-year-old Swede was healthier than
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the 30-year-old Canadian, because we have such sedentary lifestyles.
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More of the Ezra Levent show to come right after this.
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In light of the latest Toronto atrocity, we've been told by the authorities that the gunman,
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Faisal Hussain, had a history of mental illness.
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And so the narrative went, if only there could have been some way to intervene.
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Yet we know for a fact that Kashgar was prone to psychotic outbursts, with one of those outbursts
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leading to the death of a Toronto police officer.
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And yet the tall forehead shrinks and the bleeding heart liberals are willing to roll the dice
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at the potential expense of public safety by setting him free.
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When the system is run by mentally ill, incompetent people, the mentally ill seem normal.
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It's time that the government is held responsible for the psychopaths they release onto society.
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Well, not only do we have no guarantee that Kashgar will stay on his meds,
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if he does flip out again, nobody is going to be fired or even reprimanded.
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They are basing their faith on an inexact science at best.
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And if something goes tragically wrong, they'll just collectively shrug their shoulders
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Sure, once again, though, those sensitive psychologists and psychiatrists
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who promoted this nuttiness should have to have Kashgar live next door to them, right?
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I suspect that when it comes to moving in next to someone who has committed homicide,
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these sensitive psychologists and psychiatrists probably likely embrace nimbyism to the nth degree.
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It's you cons who enjoy stripping away various social programs
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See, the brand of conservatism I subscribe to is all about making the punishment fit the crime.
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Since we don't have the death penalty in Canada, unfortunately,
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I would have liked to have seen Mr. Kashgar locked up for life
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so that he could never take the life of another innocent person again.
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But it is you progressives who are all about prison leniency,
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And remember, without risk, there can be no glory.