This week, we travel to the mysterious, ancient, and tasty culture of India. A little known fact about India: 50% of Indians defecate out in the open. Also, a New York Times piece about the shooting that occurred yesterday.
00:01:08.000It's June, which marks Louder with Crowder's second annual Cultural Appropriation Month, where each week we take you to a new and exciting culture.
00:01:18.000This week, we travel to the mysterious, ancient, and tasty culture of India.
00:01:25.000This week, we travel to the mysterious, ancient, we travel to the mysterious, ancient, and a ancient, and a city of India.
00:01:55.000This week, we travel to the mysterious, ancient, and a city of India.
00:03:38.000So, we'll have them on, and of course, we are going to get to this infamous New York Times piece today that talks about the shooting that occurred yesterday.
00:03:47.000The politicization has already occurred.
00:03:49.000You saw us talk about this yesterday, but it's occurred.
00:05:04.000By the way, little known fact, it doesn't really work because it turns out in Sweden, this is where cultural appropriation matters because there are cultural differences.
00:05:12.000Here we think of what a rape whistle is, but actually in Sweden it acts like a dog whistle.
00:05:16.000Rape whistles actually just serve to attract more rapists.
00:06:34.000And by the way, here to deliver, and I used to get crap, but here to deliver a more accurate version of Imagine is our very own show favorite, Owen Benjamin.
00:09:08.000By the way, when questions on his blatantly fallacious numbers, the governor claimed he was dyslexic.
00:09:14.000And when they informed him that dyslexia only affects letters, not numbers, he drank a bucket of salt water, crapped himself, and went unconscious.
00:09:24.000But 93 million Americans, one of those things sometimes we think, it seems so high that you're like, maybe there's something that I'm missing.
00:09:29.000So here to make sure we get this right is our on the field fact check reporter.
00:09:33.000Yes, our on the field fact check reporter because he couldn't do this from home.
00:09:44.000So, Lotta with Crowder, on the field, fact check reporter.
00:10:22.000Alright, so this is, we have to get to our guest soon, but this was a New York Times, this is why people use the term fake news.
00:10:27.000This was in the New York Times, we read it this morning, we knew right away, we wrote about it loudwithcudder.com, the politicization in the wrong way about this tragedy.
00:10:36.000Not the politicization in the way that the guy was a radical leftist Bernie supporter who wanted to kill people because of their political beliefs, but politicization with gun control.
00:10:45.000So, there was a piece called Rhetoric and Bullets, written by Charles M. Blow in the New York Times, and it's so riddled with bullcrap.
00:10:57.000Gentlemen, I think this requires a conference call.
00:11:33.000No, the very first paragraph reads, in 2011, after Representative Gabby Giffords of Arizona was gravely injured and six others were killed by a shooter in Tucson, they opened the column by Yeah, but what else does it go on to say?
00:11:55.000Yes, Republican personalities and officials in the wake of Barack Obama's election had spoken openly about the Second Amendment remedies and being armed and dangerous and revolution, but it was not possible to connect the dots between that irresponsible talk and Tucson Tudor.
00:12:11.000See, he says connect the dots, but do you notice something?
00:12:14.000The quotes have no references, are completely unsubstantiated, and does not bullshit!
00:12:20.000Yeah, well, it definitely does seem as though, uh, as though it's pretty clear, I'd agree.
00:12:29.000Okay, then he writes, as Kathy Waldman wrote for Slate last June, this is the New York Times, and one of the first source links in the piece is Slate!
00:13:32.000He writes without a hint of irony in this paragraph, and I quote, What I abhor is ideological exploitation that reduces these acts to a political sport and uses them as weapons to silence political opponents and their rhetoric.
00:15:55.000It definitely does seem as though there's been a culture of violence.
00:16:00.000It does seem like there's been a shift in tone.
00:16:02.000You know, you do have to wonder how much of it for which the left is culpable, if at all.
00:16:07.000Well, that's very astute, because the answer to that violence might be right here.
00:16:12.000He concludes the article by writing in some rhetoric is necessary and real.
00:16:17.000I believe Donald Trump and Republican-elect Congress are attempting to do very serious harm to the country and its most vulnerable citizens.
00:16:23.000And I will never stop saying so in the strongest terms I can summon.
00:16:27.000For many people, this isn't an abstract policy debate between partisans.
00:16:32.000For them, these debates, like about repealing the Affordable Care Act, for example, is about life and death.
00:16:38.000But that has nothing to do with promotion of physical violence.
00:16:40.000It has everything to do with protecting the country from administrative and legislative violence.
00:16:49.000On a stick with a Swedish rape whistle!
00:16:52.000What the fu- Oh, okay, so, um, and it goes on- That the Republicans are trying to legislate violence against its citizens, and then wonders why its leftist citizens react violently.
00:17:08.000If they leave their systemic violence against citizens, that is, I call it an authoritarian regime, and the response to act violently is appropriate that this is so much bullshit, I can't hear it!
00:17:18.000And I don't want you calling this number again!
00:17:21.000It's a commissioner bullshit explosive!
00:20:02.000When we were in Ireland, and we were going back and forth on Twitter direct message.
00:20:04.000His YouTube channel, I hope I get this, I'm going to get the number wrong, is youtube.com slash L-A-C-K 78.
00:20:11.000Dave Cullen on the Twitter, what is Dave Cullen F-F? C-F. C-F. Dave, at Dave Cullen C-F, at Dave Cullen C-F, at Dave Cullen C-F, because now three times we'll make up for it.
00:20:20.000Dave Cullen, thank you for being on the show, sir.
00:22:32.000And they have American flags on the other side of the street.
00:22:35.000And every store, the hardware store, the pub, the restaurants, everything is something Obama in the name now.
00:22:40.000And it was hilarious when he was here because he went to MoneyGall.
00:22:44.000And he went to see the ancestral house.
00:22:46.000So he goes in, and the thing is, they're like, this must be very moving for President Obama to finally see the ancestral home of his relative.
00:22:55.000Okay, very tenuous connection to his relative.
00:24:31.000I never want to insult a country land, but because so many people are saying it is life changing and a lot of these people at the wedding, they would go back every year.
00:24:40.000Ireland was good, but, you know, it could just be because it went to the cliffs of Mormon.
00:24:54.000If you actually see, like, New England in the fall, or even, like, northern Michigan, the dunes and the cliffs that we have, we have a lot of that topography.
00:25:01.000So I was expecting something, I guess...
00:25:04.000I guess I was expecting more like the Highlands, which of course, you know, that's Scottish.
00:25:11.000One thing we talked about, and you could probably, you'd probably know about this better than I would, when asked individually, you know, if people watch our live broadcast from the pub, people were much more right-leaning than they thought.
00:25:21.000But then they would say, you know, you screwed up!
00:25:32.000There's always a kind of a hedging, I find.
00:25:33.000You've got to remember, political correctness, that little worm that gets in your head, like it's a virus, it still operates in people's minds, I think.
00:25:42.000So they will say things to you and be quite honest, and they'll say, oh, you know, this, this, and whatever, but then they'll always hedge.
00:26:10.000There's nothing positive that will ever be said by RT News or TV3 or any of the other mainstream publications here or any of the Irish Times or The Independent about Donald Trump.
00:26:32.000They don't quite have the weaponized leftist autism that you guys have.
00:26:36.000Yeah, it's the left by default position, not necessarily the we're going to try and stab a policeman with a flagpole and a silver nail because we're Antifa type people.
00:26:45.000Yeah, we have some Antifa guys, and I actually had my first threat from Antifa only a few weeks ago, so obviously I'm doing something right.
00:27:08.000So, okay, so where do you think this goes then with Ireland?
00:27:10.000Because you're saying it's not as bad in the colleges.
00:27:13.000And I did find, I will say, funny enough, the one guy who was an absolute dick...
00:27:18.000Remember who said, he didn't want to talk to me, he would only talk to my wife, even though she's far more to the right than I am, but she's hot.
00:27:26.000He was from London, and he just hated Donald Trump and said he wanted to see him die.
00:27:30.000But all the Irish people who disagreed were still pretty respectful, which surprised me considering how default left they were, not aggressively left.
00:27:40.000Would you say that's more common there, or is that transitioning now where they're becoming like American social justice?
00:27:53.000I mean, maybe it's just he's coming from the UK and they've had political correctness a hell of a lot longer than we have.
00:27:58.000But I think in general, there has been a breakdown.
00:28:02.000And this is something that I know you've spoken to Stefan Molyneux about as well.
00:28:06.000Ireland used to have this presence of being quite monolithic with respect to the Judeo-Christian values and Catholicism, almost obviously to an extreme.
00:28:16.000And the Catholic Church had a very cast iron grip on pretty much everything.
00:28:52.000And so I think it's just a matter of time before you're going to see that critical mass.
00:28:56.000But look, I mean, I try and avoid talking politics in the pub when I do.
00:29:03.000It's always kind of very hushed whispers if I meet a like-minded soul, you know, who's like, yeah, you know, feminism or social justice or Trump or whatever.
00:29:42.000So, you know, it's a shame that you talk about that.
00:29:43.000And then I want to get to the YouTube front.
00:29:44.000But you mentioned sort of Catholicism having an iron fist in Ireland.
00:29:48.000You know, in Quebec, that was the case.
00:29:49.000I was raised in Catholic public schools.
00:29:52.000And obviously, if you look at people who identify more as people who believe in God or are Christians, far, far lower all across Europe than in the United States, where we had no state-enforced religion or denomination.
00:30:03.000And so often people think, we're going to actually have a Catholic apologist come on and talk to me about this.
00:30:08.000They confuse this as anti-Catholicism when I say, actually, no, I just need you to understand this.
00:30:13.000Anywhere the Catholic Church has ruled politically, it's lent itself to corruption, and then people reject faith.
00:30:25.000A classic example of that might have been, this is perhaps one of the more controversial videos that I uploaded, but it was with respect to the 2015, it was the gay marriage referendum that we had here, the marriage equality referendum.
00:30:39.000And I think a lot, the only real, somewhat credible, no side campaign was the Catholic Church.
00:30:48.000And I think a lot of Irish people felt This has always been my theory as to why Ireland has become as liberal as it is.
00:30:53.000It was a pendulum swing against the Catholic Church.
00:31:04.000And so I think it's very similar to what you're describing.
00:31:08.000It was a case of, look, you lose the vote.
00:31:10.000Look, I'm an atheist myself, but I've passed the angry atheist phase, I think a little bit like Stefan, because I know you guys spoke about this recently on the show.
00:31:17.000And it's a little bit a case of, look, the values were useful with respect to family and building a civilization as a key pillar of your nation, and we've surrendered that.
00:31:30.000So I think what you end up having is this values vacuum.
00:31:34.000and it's going to be filled by relativism and relativism is just simply going to say well if all cultures are basically created equally then we have to accept the culture that is intolerant of every other culture yeah so if you tolerate that what do you think is going to happen that one is going to be the dominant one so that's ultimately the fear is that in a sense that this moral relativism that we have now from the left is a transport vehicle a trojan horse that will that will enable the shariaization of your country what What kind of secularization we've talked about creates a vacuum.
00:32:03.000In Islam, if you look at their political prescription, they talk about filling those vacuums and how to do so.
00:32:08.000And it's penetrating in the Christian communities where you see people taking verses saying the idea that all humans are created equal.
00:32:30.000Do you think because you've seen this happen in Europe, Because I've noticed this, a lot of sort of classical liberal atheists in Europe are those who fight the most for freedom of speech and against political correctness, particularly on YouTube.
00:32:42.000You've covered this really well in a very fair approach to what YouTube is doing and how they're demonetizing videos and the self-censorship.
00:32:49.000Do you think you have maybe an extra sensitivity because you've seen it happen culturally, kind of where you live, and now you're seeing it happen online, digitally?
00:33:02.000You mean that we kind of feel like, hey, they're just coming after us specifically?
00:33:06.000Yeah, well, like you said, all cultures and ideas are created equal, right?
00:33:11.000Therefore, that means you can't offend any of these cultures or ideas, and that's the stance YouTube's taken, and obviously Facebook, and you've talked about that.
00:33:20.000As I've said before, the community guidelines of these social networks are...
00:33:24.000I mean, it's easy for a government to simply place pressure on a corporation and say, change your community guidelines, because ultimately, if you look at them, they are the future laws set in stone.
00:33:31.000It's harder and takes a little bit longer with, you know, political bureaucracy to get laws passed.
00:33:36.000But, you know, you look at what's there with respect to hate speech on Twitter or Facebook or YouTube, and you are reading the future legislation of your countries, which is what you're seeing in the likes of Canada with Bill C-16 or...
00:33:49.000Bill 89 or M103 or whatever it might be, or the hate speech laws that are being brought into the UK. You're reading what will rule you in the future, I think.
00:33:59.000And do you think that that'll be self-correcting because of the market on YouTube?
00:34:03.000I mean, conservatives, people like you and even myself, they dominate the YouTube political sphere right now.
00:34:07.000It's not even close because there's been such a pendulum swing back.
00:34:10.000Do you think YouTube will have to respond to market forces or do you think they'll commit digital suicide?
00:34:15.000I think they will commit digital suicide, and I'll tell you why.
00:34:18.000I wouldn't have thought that if they weren't focused on developing YouTube TV. And I still think that YouTube TV will create a two-tier YouTube.
00:34:26.000So you're going to have this new on-demand streaming service that they're developing for ridiculous $35 a month, and they're placing, I think, more of their eggs in that basket.
00:34:34.000You've got to remember that YouTube is not profitable for Google.
00:34:37.000And also, on YouTube TV, the only YouTube aspects of it are the heavily curated trending feed.
00:34:46.000So you and I don't rank there, and also YouTube Red.
00:34:49.000So I'm not really seeing this love for the...
00:34:54.000Grassroots content creators that built the platform and made it what it is right now.
00:34:57.000So I'm not convinced that we're going to have a long-term future on this platform, but thankfully there are others emerging.
00:35:02.000Well, that's why we created Mug Club, and Stefan Molyneux is a member of CRTV, because we still think it's very important to be on YouTube since they hate us, since it is so left.
00:35:13.000Ironically, having people support us off-site, pay for premium content, is what allows us to create more free content.
00:35:22.000On Patreon, for now, I guess, which is one system.
00:35:26.000And, you know, if you want to throw me a dollar over on Vidme, which also has a kind of similar system for premium subscriptions.
00:35:33.000Yeah, and maybe we can talk about Offair, because we're going to, obviously, we have everything at CRTV.com and lottowithcrowder.com, but we'll want to get it on another video platform, because right now it's YouTube and Facebook, and it's awful.
00:37:50.000Because I'm hanging out with these people.
00:37:52.000Even though I'm meeting just great, lovely, young college kids who all want to fight for free speech and your ability to think on your own, which apparently is a far-right rallying cry these days.
00:38:20.000I had had your own Brooke, who you should definitely have on your show sometime.
00:38:24.000He's the president of the organization.
00:38:26.000I had had him on my show and just had a chat like I would with anyone else, with you or anybody.
00:38:31.000And they had approached me and just to say, you know, do you want to do some stuff on colleges about free speech?
00:38:35.000And I said, look, if we don't have to agree on all the economic stuff, if I don't have to be an objectivist myself, if we can just do free speech and if we agree on that, then that to me supersedes everything else.
00:38:46.000So, yeah, I'm getting some flack for hanging out with them, but I don't regret it.
00:38:50.000And you know what it's like if you do anything, if you do anything with associate with anyone.
00:38:55.000That your intellectual opponents don't want you to, you're going to get hate.
00:38:59.000So I leave my judgment up to myself, which I'm probably harsher than these morons anyway.
00:39:04.000Well, you know, I've actually gotten that recently from, believe it or not, we talked about this, Catholics.
00:39:09.000Just because I've talked about, you know, how I'm not a Catholic and I was recently at a Catholic wedding.
00:39:41.000Look, we all have ideological consistencies.
00:39:44.000Dare I say, Crowder, even you and I, perhaps if somebody was to delve deep enough into the minds of the two of us, they might find something intellectually inconsistent.
00:39:55.000But yeah, I mean, look, you know, it's funny you say that about Catholics, because I lately I'm getting a ton of email from Catholics and Christians in the middle of the country saying, Saying, wow, it's just refreshing to hear of a liberal that isn't just condemning us to hell, so to speak.
00:41:38.000This comes in the wake of the Kathy Griffin who has every right to do what she did.
00:41:41.000This comes in the wake of assassination of Trump at Shakespeare in the Park and CNN's Fareed Zacharias says it's a masterpiece.
00:41:47.000I remember when they tried to blame Gabrielle Giffords on Sarah Palin because she had a congressional map with targets of seats that were up for grabs.
00:41:55.000Do you think, as someone who's more of a centrist, I truly believe that there is a tone shift and there's a culture of violence that is okayed by the left today, which concerns me.
00:42:06.000I mean, look, this is basically what I've been talking about for the last three years now, that the liberals are abandoning liberalism, which is based in logic and reason and live and let live.
00:42:17.000They're abandoning it for progressivism, which, of course, as you know, is this collectivist ideology.
00:42:22.000And that way, anyone that turns against it has to be purged out.
00:42:25.000So the language, because they use these words of racist and bigot and homophobe and all this stuff, because they label everyone that they disagree with, not We're good to go.
00:42:51.000I did a video at the beginning of the year, I think it was my first video of the year, where I said that 2017 is going to be the year of misdirected anger.
00:42:59.000And I think that's very obviously what's happening.
00:43:02.000These guys have now, they've tacitly endorsed it.
00:43:05.000The language, look, I defended Kathy Griffin's statements, I defended Bill Maher's statements, which is a whole other thing, you know what he got in trouble for a couple weeks ago.
00:43:21.000You have to take that in the context of art.
00:43:23.000But to your bigger point, yeah, they have been slowly going in this direction where if you keep saying Trump is Hitler, all of these people are Nazis, the GOP is all full of evil people and the conservatives are all trying to kill everybody.
00:43:45.000OK, let's say you actually believed that Trump was a Nazi, meaning you actually believe Trump was Hitler, meaning he was killing innocent people who or political dissidents.
00:43:54.000And you believe he was doing it in massive numbers.
00:43:56.000Wouldn't violent steps be appropriate if that were the case?
00:44:01.000Well, there's an interesting philosophical discussion to be had on that, that, you know, if Hitler, if you knew years before what Hitler was going to do, would it be ethically or morally responsible or right?
00:44:12.000But I don't think that applies here, because I'm saying if you already knew that he was doing it now, which is basically what the left is saying, my point is, of course you can excuse reacting violently if you think Trump is killing Jews or blacks or liberals or whatever.
00:44:24.000If you think that, if you genuinely think that, Yeah, you're going to act out violently.
00:44:28.000I know that if I believed Barack Obama was gassing Christians because he was a secret Muslim born in Kenya, if I actually believed that, I'd be like, okay, there needs to be more than a harsh letter.
00:44:38.000And, you know, I do wonder how much of it is them just wanting an excuse to act out versus people who've actually bought into the rhetoric and believe it like this shooter.
00:45:10.000Well, imagine if it was reversed and this was a guy who volunteered for Trump and had all, you know, Infowars and Crowder and blah, blah, blah and all this stuff.
00:45:36.000Again, I'm a little behind on things here.
00:45:38.000So look, if it had been the reverse, and it was a guy that volunteered for Trump and all that, and we saw all the sites he was on, everybody, we know what the narrative would be.
00:45:58.000I only blame the person who did it and the ideology where it came from.
00:46:02.000This is why I've been spending so much time on the left, and I think I'm saving some of the refugees of the left, the people that don't want to be zombified.
00:46:28.000You could walk right in there right now.
00:46:30.000You could walk in the College of Republicans and just yell out, I'm gay and I like gay marriage, and you would never fear violence.
00:46:38.000We had to fear being pro-right-to-work states if we went to union rallies.
00:46:43.000We had to fear going to, you know, the Occupy Wall Street if we said that we don't believe in the policies of Barack Obama.
00:46:50.000Conservatives have always had to fear violence if they go into leftist territory, whereas it does happen, but it's not the rule.
00:46:58.000And every person who was a former liberal who we've had on the show or I've talked with personally has said there is a different tone where now that I'm on the right or even center, I fear I have to keep my head in a swill when I go to the leftist stuff if I disagree.
00:47:13.000We talked about how even the people that are labeled far-right extremists like the Portland Stabber, like the Dylann Roofs, registered Democrats.
00:47:24.000Yeah, and look, we're not private investigators, so you don't want to go garner and glean too much information from what the guy had on Facebook or any of that stuff.
00:47:41.000I was making jokes about being gay married.
00:47:43.000Now, the point though that you're getting to is because these ideologies, whether you fully buy objectivism or not, is irrelevant.
00:47:51.000But any ideology that's more based in the individual and in liberty You're going to be more tolerant of other people.
00:47:58.000So for me, I only get invited to colleges from the Young Republicans, Conservatives of Tomorrow, the Students for Liberty, blah, blah, blah.
00:48:07.000I never, I mean, I kid you, not zero crowd or zero invites from Democrat this, progressive that, anything.
00:48:15.000Gay married, pro-choice, pro-legalization of marijuana.
00:48:47.000But I do think listening is only valuable if it is in search of truth.
00:48:52.000And I do appreciate that even if you have people on your show, you're civil, but you're one of the few people who is civil and will still challenge guests and still ask questions and take an opposing viewpoint without being like, you're a dick!
00:49:06.000That's why, just real quick, I mean, that's why I will always consider you more of an ally than people that supposedly are on my team that don't share that sentiment about what conversation is all about.
00:49:17.000You know, we don't have to agree on everything at all.
00:49:21.000The fact that we could do this, and I know you're a decent guy, and guess what?
00:49:23.000We live in a freaking pluralistic society of 300 million people.
00:49:58.000I know you said you joke about being gay married.
00:50:00.000When you get gay married, do you exchange mirror-polished glasses?
00:50:08.000You know, it's really, it's so sad here, because my life, outside of whatever the hell this is that I do, is so boring and regular, and we eat dinner, and we watch Seinfeld, and we go to sleep, and then we wake up and walk the dog.
00:50:24.000I will forever picture you doing those things with these cobra glasses.
00:53:49.000Peterson and a lot of people have really found – they've found a lot of satisfaction, a lot of personal growth in people who will – They administer sort of these long-form videos or pieces of content.
00:54:01.000They'll actually sit and listen, which, remember when the internet started?
00:54:45.000Whenever someone says, oh, this culture is lost, I remember talking with some relatives who said, these kids, they have an attention span of 30 seconds.
00:56:35.000I said if anyone, you know, wants to come on, we can discuss Catholic theology because I had a few people who said if you were a truth seeker, you'll become a Catholic.
00:57:06.000When this happened, and people were talking about converting Crowder to Catholicism, that was why, if you thought there was no kind of segue in my brain, I remember in the comments section, some people were saying, you know, I really, or with Jordan Peterson, or you'll probably get it with Dennis Prager.
00:57:17.000You know, I really wish Crowder just stopped joking.
00:57:20.000I really wish they stopped joking over there.
00:58:07.000You cannot complain about the fall of Western civilization culture and say, you know, the youth, they've been corrupted through decadent or through entertainment and through film and through music.
00:58:42.000People out there, because a lot of followers say this too, where they say, you know, I watch this or my pastor and we love your show, but then some people in the church complain and say, why are you watching this?
00:58:51.000And, you know, what do you say to him?
00:58:52.000Do you think it might be more effective?
00:58:54.000Listen, I think there are some people out there who are more effective being serious.
00:58:56.000And I also think that some people, there's a particular person who emailed me this week asking if he thought that maybe he should abandon his approach, that he was kind of the funny guy and wasn't taken seriously, but was pretty smart and he felt bad about it.
00:59:11.000I think humor and entertainment is an incredibly valuable tool.
00:59:14.000And the right has empowered it by making it out to be the big bad boogeyman.
00:59:18.000But then, when the right is able to be just as powerful, they condemn it and they condemn you.
00:59:23.000So if that's who you are, and that's who we are on the show, you should be authentic to that.
00:59:27.000That's the one thing where conservatives have lost so much ground, is they've expected, if you go to a college Republicans meeting, certainly 10 years ago, I don't know what it's like now, it looked like a Tucker Carlson Jr.
00:59:49.000And I think the reason you're seeing this upswing and you're seeing on YouTube this conservative fighting back, this battlefront where we're actually winning is because think about it.
01:00:00.000Dave Rubin, Dave Cullen, think of whoever else.
01:00:07.000You have someone like an Owen Benjamin.
01:00:09.000There are so many different people and so many different voices.
01:00:12.000I don't think it's a coincidence that only since that has happened, some black guy was one of them.
01:00:18.000That only since that has occurred that you've seen conservatism and the ability to communicate its ideas to a new generation bloom.
01:00:26.000So, to the person who emailed me, no, I don't think that if you're known as the funny guy, and people don't take you seriously, I don't think you need to change your approach.
01:00:34.000Just like we're not going to change our approach.
01:00:36.000The reason that we've taken this approach, how many times have you heard?
01:01:12.000Don't do it in your college Republicans group, where if someone there is a little different, and someone likes to have a laugh, and someone likes to bring some levity to a situation...
01:01:39.000Don't do it somebody else's way because they say so.
01:01:42.000And if you are telling other people to do it your way, we're not talking about principle or the message, but if you find yourself ever telling someone they need to change their packaging...
01:01:52.000And I'm sure I'm guilty of this at some point.
01:01:53.000There have probably been people, you know, everyone pushes buttons.
01:01:55.000I'm certain someone who's pushed mine.
01:01:57.000But if you find yourself doing that, or if you find yourself in a situation where someone is doing it to you, stop it or stop them.
01:02:04.000And tell them, okay, I don't have to do things your way.
01:02:10.000By the way, more cultural appropriation next month, tomorrow is Morning Grindr for Mug Club members, and we'll see you Monday for Mug Club members.