00:00:00.000Hey everybody, on this episode, we expose the racists running our companies and our corporations.
00:00:06.000Coca-Cola has decided to go woke, which may mean they might go broke.
00:00:11.000I dissect the language of critical race theory.
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00:02:55.000So they had a series of lectures that was put on by Robin D'Angelo to try and make the workplace more inclusive.
00:03:07.000It started with confronting racism, understanding what it means to be white, challenging what it means to be racist.
00:03:16.000It continues by saying in Coca-Cola, to be less white is to be less oppressive, be less arrogant, be less certain, be less defensive, be less ignorant, be more humble, listen, believe, break with apathy, and break with white solidarity.
00:03:34.000This is what Coca-Cola thinks of white people.
00:03:37.000This is what a publicly traded company thinks of white people.
00:03:43.000So let's just begin with what their viewpoint is.
00:03:47.000They believe that only white people can be racist.
00:03:50.000They don't believe black people can be racist.
00:03:52.000They don't believe Hispanic people can be racist.
00:03:54.000They don't think Asian people can be racist.
00:03:56.000They believe racism Is a power struggle, whites against everyone else.
00:04:03.000White colonialist supremacist society versus everyone else.
00:04:09.000As James Lindsay says in Cynical Theories, they think racism is the ordinary state.
00:04:16.000They believe that there is no course of action except mass societal revolution that could undo the racism all around us.
00:04:27.000Everything you see, everything you touch, everything you hear, everything you do is baked and laced with racism.
00:04:38.000So Coca-Cola believes, a publicly traded company, that white people, or to be white, means to be ignorant, defensive, arrogant, and oppressive.
00:04:56.000No nuance at all whatsoever, but an entire race of people with something they cannot control, their skin color, necessarily means that they are ignorant, arrogant, and oppressive.
00:05:11.000This is Coca-Cola's own learning seminar.
00:05:15.000Could you imagine if any company said that about black people, they would be correctly repudiated, rejected, and forced to explain it.
00:05:28.000But if you change one word from white to black or black to white, all of a sudden you are not racist.
00:06:19.000The woke Democrat Party and Coca-Cola alongside of it are just as racist, if not more racist, than the KKK and the Southern Democrat roots that they're trying to re-embrace.
00:06:35.000If you care about skin color, you're a racist.
00:06:39.000If you care about skin color to a degree that you categorize an entire group of people as being ignorant, arrogant, and oppressive based just on how they look, something they cannot control, not caring about human agency, not caring about human action, not at all caring about their character, their spirit, or their soul, then you are a racist.
00:07:09.000And that is the new Democrat Party, that is the woke ideology that has infected every single corner of American society, where we actually made the appropriate amount of societal and racial progress, where we reached a place where your actions truly could be measured by your outputs.
00:07:30.000Your output, I should say, would be directly correlated to your actions.
00:07:36.000That the people that wished to usher in private property abolition, religious freedom getting put away, they needed a new rallying cry.
00:07:47.000They needed a new ideology to convince people That's what you are seeing around you must be destroyed.
00:07:59.000And that was and is a racist school of thought in critical theory.
00:08:05.000Thank you, Herbert Marcuse from the Frankfurt School, called critical race theory.
00:08:12.000Coca-Cola continues by saying: In the United States and other Western nations, white people are socialized to feel that they are inherently superior because they are white.
00:08:24.000This is a complete lie by Robin DiAngelo.
00:08:31.000Robin DiAngelo, with Coca-Cola as her corporate sponsor, says, Research shows that by age three to four, children understand that it is better to be white.
00:08:41.000What does being white mean to Robin D'Angelo?
00:08:46.000If Robin D'Angelo believes that working hard and showing up on time, acting ethically in Judeo-Christian values, means being white, then she's a white supremacist.
00:09:02.000The Coca-Cola presentation ends with try to be less white.
00:09:08.000Now, as I am watching, as I'm looking at this screenshot, there's a Coca-Cola logo in the upper right-hand corner as they probably paid Robin DiAngelo an exorbitant speaking fee to come give a presentation on all of this.
00:09:21.000And you can even check this out on LinkedIn by Robin DiAngelo, who is guilt-ridden for whatever reason, on a presentation called Confronting Racism.
00:09:33.000Getting race on the table is her first thing.
00:09:36.000Understanding what it means to be white, challenging what it means to be racist, then acknowledging racial resentment, thinking critically about our words and actions, a thoughtful approach to educating ourselves about racism, what you can do, and keeping the work going within our organizations.
00:09:53.000Robin DiAngelo continues by saying, and she's paid to do this for Coca-Cola.
00:09:57.000It's fair to say that America has spent its entire history in a difficult conversation about race.
00:11:08.000Or is there some sort of intergenerational mystical connection that she argues between their actions and my actions?
00:11:18.000And if that is true, then what about white people such as myself, who have ancestors that fought in the American Civil War on the union side?
00:11:46.000They learned these awful ideas and they filled these corporate boardrooms.
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00:13:36.000We got an email here from a listener who listens to our Ask Me Anything episode, Amy from Oregon, because we've been warning about how critical race theory is spreading the country at times, even quicker than the virus.
00:14:50.000They don't believe that rational thinking and reason is something that we should consider as objective.
00:14:59.000You see, it's a very interesting part of your email, Amy.
00:15:03.000You say it shows worship of the written word.
00:15:06.000One of the ideas of critical race theory, one of the things that Christine Kane, a Christian, she had this discussion with this racist last summer about how every culture had different ways of communicating their values.
00:15:23.000And in Western culture, we just tend to write things down.
00:15:28.000That is the Hebrews from the people of Israel to obviously the New Testament when the formation of Christianity, the idea of the written centralized canon was very, very important, where the critical race theorists would argue, well, in Africa, they didn't write things down.
00:15:48.000This is very, very deceiving because the Jewish people also had oral tradition as well.
00:15:54.000It just wasn't considered to be as high a threshold of God's spoken word.
00:15:58.000You write things down for a reason so that they cannot be challenged in the future, henceforth, the idea of objectivity and irrefutable truth or agreed-upon truth.
00:16:07.000And so, in the new organ curriculum, which is similar to the Illinois State Board of Education curriculum, it says that you must not worship the written word.
00:16:16.000And so, the idea of math, the idea of science, but math is probably even an easier one, where you have the objective agreed-upon pursuit of truth, or at least something that you can all say, yes.
00:16:30.000Two plus two equals four, five plus five equals ten.
00:16:34.000They say, no, no, no, no, that's your perspective.
00:16:37.000Even though you can say what the terms mean, and you can show very simply that if you have five pencils plus five pencils, it equals ten, the critical race theorists say that's a white supremacist practice that you are using, and it's been used against brown people and people of color.
00:16:56.000Now, if this sign, if this sounds asinine and it sounds dangerous, it is, but it's widespread.
00:17:03.000And quite honestly, not enough people are pushing back against it because the academics have laced this radicalism under this nice-sounding descriptor of the entire country being limitlessly racist.
00:17:21.000So, Robin DiAngelo gets paid massive sums of money to teach people that work for massive corporations how racist they are.
00:17:31.000So, in this course at LinkedIn Learning, which is a Microsoft company, GoFigure, it says Robin DiAngelo, the best-selling author of White Fragility, gives you the vocabulary and practices you need to start confronting racism and unconscious bias at the individual level and throughout your organization.
00:17:48.000By the way, just so we're clear, no one has ever been able to objectively prove unconscious bias.
00:17:55.000It is speculative, and it has never been proven scientifically or clinically ever.
00:18:02.000There's no magic recipe for building an inclusive workplace.
00:18:06.000It's a process that needs to involve people of color and that needs to go on for as long as your company's in business.
00:18:12.000Oh, what a great business model Robin DiAngelo has.
00:18:15.000It's a problem that is going to destroy your company, destroy our world, destroy our civilization, and it's going to go on forever.
00:18:21.000So, keep hiring me to lecture for you every year.
00:18:23.000It's a wonderful business model when you think about it.
00:18:26.000She has figured out the eternal tree of guilt.
00:18:30.000Robin DiAngelo has figured out a business model where she offers no solutions.
00:18:36.000She offers an eternal problem, and she's the only one that can communicate it.
00:18:41.000And if you don't hire her, you're a racist.
00:18:44.000But with these tools at your disposal, you'll be well on your way.
00:18:48.000So, you'll never solve the problem, but at least you'll start the long, never-ending journey of atoning for your sin that you can't articulate.
00:18:57.000Here's an email we got: hey, Charlie, currently listening to your radio show.
00:19:01.000Assuming that someone lives in Illinois, can parents pull their kids out of public school and homeschool their children and avoid the critical race theory?
00:19:08.000That's the only way, because many private schools are going to go this way as well.
00:19:14.000We've been going through the Robin DiAngelo course at Coca-Cola, publicly traded company out of Atlanta, Georgia.
00:19:22.000I've repeated that for a couple times, the publicly traded company aspect of it, because this is not some sort of fringe group that is embracing this.
00:19:31.000This is not some unsubstantiated speculation that we are making.
00:19:39.000In fact, there is some sound here I want to make from James Lindsay, who is the best on this, by the way.
00:20:02.000Most white people and Europeans are about agendas and to-do lists and tasks.
00:20:07.000And oh, we have 30 minutes for this and oh, time to move on.
00:20:11.000Where many people of color maybe it matters, maybe it doesn't.
00:20:16.000In South Africa, if we were meeting right here, 235, if Craig Bill walked in right now in South Africa, what would happen is they would stop, welcome him.
00:21:20.000Let me make another, let me just, let me make another one that's not talked about enough.
00:21:24.000America is a more moral country than China.
00:21:28.000Not every culture is made the same because cultures are made by people.
00:21:33.000What makes American culture different, what makes Western society different, it's inspired from the word of God, mixed with human reason, which is a gift from God, according to Thomas Aquinas.
00:21:54.000She says that white people and Europeans, by the way, I have no connection to Europe except for the fact that my family came from Europe 400 years ago.
00:22:06.000So unless she's trying to make some sort of ethno-racist argument that your character means nothing and your DNA means everything, then that is a conversation that you should not want to have because it is evil.
00:22:19.000You should stay away from conversations like that, Karen Johnson.
00:22:23.000And then she says, well, if we were in South Africa, we'd have this long conversation with no time and no to-do lists.
00:23:05.000You're able to enjoy the fruits of your labor, your ingenuity, the hours you put in.
00:23:10.000Well, then when you have private property, you have competition.
00:23:13.000When you have competition, things improve.
00:23:16.000So Karen Johnson is critiquing Western society, saying, everyone in the West, oh, you white people, literally what she says, you have your to-do list.
00:23:23.000You're in such a rush to get things done.
00:25:01.000And they can do that under the system of liberty.
00:25:03.000You see, the fallacy in Karen Johnson's argument here that I just played from Seattle or some crazy thing is you don't have to subscribe to Western culture, even if you're in the West.
00:25:16.000That's a beautiful thing about liberty.
00:25:17.000You can go live communally in the woods, in the desert, if you so choose.
00:25:24.000This is some woman who's a task force member on the Governor's Interagency Council on Health Disparities.
00:25:32.000She can only believe something as foolish as this because she went to a university.
00:25:38.000When you naturally go about your life, there's no way you could believe something as foolish, lacking wisdom, as what Karen Johnson believes.
00:25:48.000Most white people and Europeans are about agendas and to-do lists and tasks.
00:25:53.000And, oh, we have 30 minutes for this and oh, time to move on.
00:25:57.000Where many people of color, maybe it matters, maybe it doesn't.
00:26:03.000In South Africa, if we were meeting right here at 2:35, if Craig Bill walked in right now in South Africa, what would happen is they would stop, welcome him.
00:28:13.000Even an honest atheist would agree with me that there is a point of origination and a tradition, and then it becomes normalized.
00:28:22.000And we don't ever take the time to look backwards and say, where did that come from?
00:28:26.000And maybe it's important to stay anchored or rooted from the place it came from.
00:28:30.000And now Ed Markey, who's, I think, a senator from Massachusetts, who successfully beat a Kennedy, which I do appreciate because I'm not a fan, said that we need racial justice in vaccines.
00:28:39.000Ed Markey is running for the, and this is sarcasm, media matters, okay?
00:28:45.000He's running for the Northeast chapter of the KKK to believe something that race actually matters.
00:28:51.000Right from the onset of the pandemic, the black, the Latinx, the indigenous communities, immigrant communities have suffered a disproportionate burden of COVID-19 cases and deaths.
00:29:06.000Racial justice, and that means healthcare justice, environmental justice, and economic justice must be our number one priority as we combat the ongoing pandemic.
00:29:18.000And that includes vaccine distribution.
00:29:21.000So he wants vaccines to be distributed based on skin color.
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00:30:56.000You're aware that President Biden has signed an executive order stating that his administration will affirmatively advance racial equity, not racial equality, but racial equity.
00:31:06.000Yes, and I read the opening of that executive order, which defines equity as the fair and impartial treatment of every person without regard to their status, and including the individuals who have been in underserved communities where they were not accorded that before.
00:31:32.000But I don't see any distinction between in that regard.
00:31:37.000That's the definition that was included in that executive order that you're talking about.
00:31:41.000But that's not the definition that is used by liberals, Democrats, and civil service bureaucrats.
00:31:46.000Equity is not what you might think it is.
00:31:50.000You might think it's, well, it's the quality of being fair and impartial.
00:31:54.000No, they mean equity by massive redistribution.
00:31:57.000They mean equity by changing the entire system to punish one group of people to favor another.
00:33:29.000If you come from the critical race theory standpoint, which our children are learning right now, as I do this broadcast, millions of children are learning critical race theory.
00:33:40.000And the critical race theory believes, and they teach to young children, you don't actually have to be responsible for what you do.
00:33:47.000If you steal your friend's backpack, if you take their iPhone, if you beat them up, if you call them a bad name, if you act improperly, you do not have to be responsible for that action.
00:33:58.000Because in reality, you're being manipulated by the masters of a white supremacist racist construct.
00:34:06.000What the postmodernists, the critical race theorists, and the proponents of everything is racist philosophy, the real divide goes back to what I've been talking about on college campuses at Turning Point USA for years, which is victor versus victim.
00:34:20.000Are you going to take responsibility for your actions?
00:34:23.000And if not, why are you blaming somebody else?
00:34:30.000And the Democrats and the left, they want to subsidize, they want to underwrite the oppression Olympics, people that are blaming others for their problems.