The Matt Walsh Show - October 11, 2023


Ep. 1240 - BLM Endorses Terrorism, To The Surprise Of No One


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 5 minutes

Words per Minute

160.33492

Word Count

10,430

Sentence Count

469

Misogynist Sentences

33

Hate Speech Sentences

60


Summary

It s been clear since its inception that BLM is a terrorist organization, but now they ve left no doubt after they endorsed the murder of civilians under the guise of, "decolonization." Also, the Biden administration declares that even with war raging in the Middle East, our greatest concern is still climate change, and we re finally hearing from the other passengers on the train with Daniel Penny and Jordan Neely. Their testimony makes it clear that Penny was totally justified in his actions. And feminists are grappling with a difficult question: How can they be empowered and independent women while still expecting men to pay the dinner bill? We ll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, it's been clear since its inception that BLM is a terrorist
00:00:04.300 organization, but now they've left no doubt after they endorsed the murder of civilians
00:00:08.120 under the guise of, quote, decolonization.
00:00:10.880 Also, the Biden administration declares that even with war raging in the Middle East, our
00:00:14.240 greatest concern is still climate change.
00:00:16.460 And we're finally hearing from the other passengers on the train with Daniel Penny and Jordan
00:00:20.260 Neely.
00:00:20.900 Their testimony makes it clear that Penny was totally justified in his actions.
00:00:24.660 And feminists are grappling with a difficult question.
00:00:27.140 How can they be empowered and independent women while still expecting men to pay the
00:00:31.420 dinner bill?
00:00:31.920 We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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00:02:01.200 If you haven't been on a college campus recently, it can be easy to underestimate how completely
00:02:05.900 incomprehensible everything has become.
00:02:08.380 It's like traveling to a foreign country.
00:02:10.480 They're not even using the English language to educate students anymore.
00:02:13.080 Instead, academics believe that their job is to constantly come up with new, overwrought
00:02:18.220 terminology that doesn't really mean anything.
00:02:20.780 They're inventing terms like environmental racism and racialized communities and housing
00:02:26.960 justice and lived experience and minoritized peoples and so on.
00:02:32.800 And then academics will often string all of those nonsense terms together, creating this
00:02:37.320 kind of disfigured Lovecraftian patchwork of wokeness.
00:02:41.280 They'll say things like, minoritized people and racialized communities seeking housing
00:02:45.580 justice must wrestle with their lived experience of environmental racism.
00:02:50.720 And then everybody just sort of nods like they heard something profound.
00:02:54.260 It's kind of like this glorified game of Mad Libs.
00:02:57.800 It's not hard to mock these professors and point out what a scam all this is.
00:03:01.740 And often on this show, I've done exactly that.
00:03:03.700 But at the same time, we shouldn't ignore everything that's going on in academia because the truth
00:03:08.860 is that some of these terms, which might seem meaningless to the same population, actually
00:03:14.780 have a very real meaning to leftists.
00:03:16.880 So take the idea that we've talked about this week of decolonization, which became a very
00:03:21.800 popular topic in universities starting in about the 1960s or so.
00:03:27.060 This is a word that on its own without context could mean pretty much anything.
00:03:31.380 I mean, what does it mean to decolonize the United States, for example?
00:03:35.400 Does it mean we need to recite land acknowledgments all the time?
00:03:38.640 Does it mean we have to physically leave our homes and surrender them to Indian reserves?
00:03:45.400 Does it mean we need to be more mindful of our microaggressions and how we're treating
00:03:50.420 indigenous folks, whatever any of that means?
00:03:53.440 Reasonable people can disagree on what exactly the word decolonization means.
00:03:57.040 But all along, leftists have known exactly what they mean by the term decolonization.
00:04:03.540 The faculty members who have taught students about the importance of decolonization for the
00:04:07.760 past few decades have understood the word perfectly.
00:04:11.680 Decolonization means, for them, dismantling Western civilization through violence.
00:04:18.380 That's what it means.
00:04:19.520 Anytime they use the term, that's what they're referring to.
00:04:22.260 It means killing any race, creed, or political opponent who stands in their way.
00:04:26.880 In 1961, the Marxist political philosopher Franz Fanon was pretty explicit about this.
00:04:33.560 He said, quote, decolonization is always a violent phenomenon.
00:04:38.060 Decolonization is quite simply the replacing of a certain species of men by another species
00:04:44.780 of men.
00:04:45.500 Now, this is not some fringe understanding of decolonization.
00:04:50.380 Leftists have been taught that this process and all the violence it entails is necessary.
00:04:57.300 It's appropriate, given the supposed evils of colonization.
00:05:02.020 Students at most major universities have been told this for decades.
00:05:05.140 And now those students are in positions of power in various industries and disciplines.
00:05:10.600 And they also are in power in these universities.
00:05:13.440 And they're passing down this same idea.
00:05:16.660 And this ideology has corrupted everything.
00:05:19.740 A couple of years ago, a researcher writing in The Lancet, which is supposedly a medical journal,
00:05:24.220 published a paper called Navigating the Violent Process of Decolonization in Global Health Research.
00:05:30.400 Here's what the researcher named Munira A. Rashid wrote, quote,
00:05:36.040 Historically, decolonization has always been a violent process and global health might experience
00:05:41.780 the same.
00:05:42.940 Disrupting and calling out neocolonial practices requires courage to bear the cost that comes
00:05:48.780 with doing so.
00:05:51.060 Bear the cost of decolonization.
00:05:54.440 The cost is, as we know, violence.
00:05:56.720 Now, as of this week, predictably, this same researcher is using her social media feed to
00:06:02.600 explain that the violence in Israel is an example of decolonization.
00:06:06.940 And she's not the only one.
00:06:08.400 We showed you many examples of this the other day.
00:06:10.440 After Hamas massacred men, women, and children in Israel this weekend, the right was, for the
00:06:14.900 most part, shocked and horrified, as any normal person would be.
00:06:18.200 But many on the left were not very surprised at all.
00:06:20.420 I mean, they saw the attack as an example of decolonization.
00:06:23.080 And they were either apathetic about it or outwardly supportive in many cases.
00:06:29.380 Many university student groups have come out with statements making this very clear.
00:06:33.300 The president of the Student Bar Association at NYU Law School sent a school-wide email saying
00:06:38.600 that Israel bears, quote, full responsibility for the massacre because of its role in perpetuating,
00:06:43.360 quote, settler colonialism.
00:06:46.240 This is someone the students at NYU Law elected to serve as their representative.
00:06:50.260 And this is what we're being told.
00:06:51.240 And by the way, this person uses they, them pronouns, identifies as non-binary, and changed
00:06:57.360 her name just last year.
00:06:58.680 So you have to wonder, how long would that student last if you dumped her in Gaza?
00:07:04.360 Probably not very long.
00:07:06.340 But irony doesn't register with fundamentalists, and all they care about is their ideology.
00:07:10.340 It's all that matters to them.
00:07:11.120 And that's why at the University of Virginia, a student group described the murder of Jews
00:07:16.140 as a, quote, step toward a free Palestine and a win for, quote, colonized people everywhere.
00:07:22.680 And everywhere you look on social media, you can find leftists using the same language about
00:07:27.100 decolonization and colonizers, all to justify all manner of atrocities.
00:07:33.000 So here, for example, was the reaction of one leftist who couldn't understand why more people
00:07:38.800 on the right weren't aware of the meaning of decolonization and why people are so upset
00:07:42.880 about it.
00:07:43.340 I mean, it's just the massacre of women and children.
00:07:45.180 What's the big deal?
00:07:46.660 Here's what she had to say.
00:07:47.620 I can't stop thinking about the way that colonization is in its reckoning period.
00:07:59.180 Across so much of West Africa and Central Africa, we're seeing coups and we're seeing uprisings.
00:08:09.140 And, you know, I'm not an expert on the politics of Israel and Palestine.
00:08:16.400 But it is also deeply unsurprising to me seeing what's happening in Palestine because everyone
00:08:26.420 is acting like some people are acting confused.
00:08:30.640 And the instinct here, given the complexity, is to see things in terms of this is horrific,
00:08:41.840 what's happened to Israel.
00:08:43.180 But when you all examined colonization and decolonizing, what did you actually think that would look
00:08:54.720 like?
00:08:56.900 Like, for real?
00:09:00.240 It is so interesting watching people comment on this.
00:09:04.720 Now, when you listen to someone like that, you know, it's oftentimes like, again, speaking
00:09:12.980 a different language from every sane person in the United States.
00:09:16.080 Oh, you didn't know that decolonization meant killing children?
00:09:18.700 You didn't know that it meant mowing down teenage girls at a rave and shooting elderly women
00:09:22.180 in their homes and shooting people on bus stops?
00:09:25.060 Well, what did you think it meant?
00:09:25.920 It's so interesting.
00:09:27.880 It's so, oh, it's so interesting that you were so stupid you didn't know that this is
00:09:31.660 what it meant.
00:09:33.360 And that you don't understand the complexity.
00:09:37.420 Now, this is what the, this is, this is what a bunch of women with dyed hair and nose
00:09:43.200 rings sitting in their homes pontificating about the complexities of murdering innocent
00:09:50.940 people.
00:09:51.380 Well, you know, there are complexities and nuances to this you couldn't possibly understand.
00:09:56.940 This is how really most young people think in this country, believe it or not.
00:10:01.360 YouGov just published an incredible survey on this.
00:10:03.360 They found that as of October 9th, more than 76% of U.S. adults believe that Hamas is deliberately
00:10:08.940 striking Israeli civilian areas.
00:10:10.560 Now, that's obviously really a low percentage since a couple of days before that survey was
00:10:14.740 conducted.
00:10:15.200 Hamas committed the mass murder of Israeli civilians on camera.
00:10:18.140 But it's still an overwhelming majority of people, especially if you narrow it down to
00:10:22.480 people over the age of 75.
00:10:24.640 But if you go to U.S. adults between the ages of 18 to 29, though, only 32% of those adults
00:10:30.140 believe that Hamas is targeting Israeli civilian areas.
00:10:32.900 And just 44% of Americans aged 45 to 65 think that that's happening.
00:10:38.260 Now, some of that may be ignorance of what's happening.
00:10:40.660 But it's hard not to conclude that a lot of these younger people in particular believe that
00:10:45.920 Israeli targets are not civilian areas by definition.
00:10:49.660 They've bought into the decolonization theory, which states that colonizers are effectively
00:10:54.440 combatants.
00:10:56.140 They're fair game.
00:10:57.260 Just by being there.
00:10:59.080 Just by existing.
00:11:00.040 This is yet more evidence that we are witnessing once again an esoteric academic theory, which
00:11:08.780 when you listen to it sounds just nonsensical and ridiculous, and it is.
00:11:13.040 But then it trickles down throughout society after beginning in the university system.
00:11:18.480 It starts there, and then it goes through the pipeline, and it makes its way into society.
00:11:23.700 And pretty soon, it's used to justify actual, real-world brutality.
00:11:30.420 We saw this with BLM a few years ago, and now they're back at it.
00:11:34.140 They're using the theory-driven language of modern academia in order to support mass slaughter.
00:11:39.500 BLM Grassroots, for example, just posted that, quote,
00:11:42.340 As black people continue to fight to end militarism and mass incarceration in our own communities,
00:11:47.500 let us understand the resistance in Palestine as an attempt to tear down the gates of the world's
00:11:51.720 largest open-air prison.
00:11:53.760 We see clear parallels between black and Palestinian people.
00:11:56.880 We, too, dream of a world where our people may live freely on decolonized land.
00:12:03.180 So they want Hamas-style terrorist attacks in this country.
00:12:07.060 And this is what they're saying.
00:12:08.720 Rather explicitly, they'd love to see colonizers raped and murdered in their homes.
00:12:13.620 There are no innocent colonizers.
00:12:16.440 You and your entire family, you are colonizing just by living in the United States,
00:12:20.300 and you all deserve to die.
00:12:21.500 This is what they believe.
00:12:23.920 And just in case there was any doubt about that, BLM Chicago just uploaded a photo of a paraglider
00:12:30.020 with the Palestinian flag along with the words, I stand with Palestine.
00:12:34.480 And this, of course, is a direct reference to the Hamas terrorists who just parachuted into the
00:12:39.920 rave in Israel and began executing hundreds of people.
00:12:43.740 They have made that into their mascot, their kind of rallying cry.
00:12:47.620 Now, for a lot of people on the right, that post was a shock.
00:12:51.880 It was hard for many people to grasp that the notion that decolonization could possibly
00:12:57.140 mean the murder and rape of civilians.
00:12:59.000 But that's what it means.
00:13:00.640 And it shouldn't be that hard to grasp.
00:13:03.360 For years, the left has portrayed BLM as essentially a decolonizing force.
00:13:08.780 As BLM rioters torched stores and police stations and murdered innocent people,
00:13:13.840 the media characterized this violence as a way to decolonize the West.
00:13:17.900 The New York Times, for example, published an op-ed proudly reporting that, quote,
00:13:22.920 partly riding the global surge of Black Lives Matter mobilizations, calls for decolonization
00:13:28.100 have swept Europe's former imperial metropoles.
00:13:32.500 This is why BLM, from the beginning, called Israel a genocidal state.
00:13:36.580 It's why they put abolishing the nuclear family in their official platform.
00:13:40.380 And it's why the entire corporate media embraced them.
00:13:44.900 In reality, BLM had nothing to do with improving the lives of Black people, of course.
00:13:48.880 A lot more Black people died after the George Floyd riots than were dying before it.
00:13:53.300 The point of BLM was to act as foot soldiers for decolonization.
00:13:58.960 That means, when it comes to what's happening overseas, it means eliminating Israel.
00:14:03.240 It means eliminating, in this country, white people.
00:14:05.860 Most people on the left understood that at the time.
00:14:10.320 They could read between the lines.
00:14:12.360 But a lot of people on the right, including high-ranking politicians, somehow didn't see any of this,
00:14:17.020 were blindsided by it, which is an oversight, to put it mildly, and rather an unforgivable one.
00:14:23.700 It didn't happen simply because leaders on the right neglected to listen in on college lectures.
00:14:27.600 It didn't happen simply because they failed to go back and research the origins of decolonization theory.
00:14:33.020 It happened because, at the outset, many on the right immediately accepted the false premise
00:14:38.320 that colonization was somehow a bad thing.
00:14:43.400 And this is also, this is the way things usually work.
00:14:47.500 The left comes up with some crazy theory.
00:14:50.880 And the right will object to how that theory manifests itself
00:14:57.400 and to how the left responds to this theory they've come up with.
00:15:01.060 But as they object, they will still often accept the underlying premise itself.
00:15:08.820 And you still see this with a lot of people on the right.
00:15:12.100 When they hear about decolonization, now they might object by saying,
00:15:14.500 well, we're not colonizers.
00:15:15.700 Of course, colonizing is a terrible thing, but it's not true.
00:15:19.640 We're innocent of that charge.
00:15:22.520 And of course, we aren't colonizers just because we happen to live in the United States.
00:15:25.680 But also, we never should have accepted the premise
00:15:29.400 that colonization is some sort of inherently bad, evil thing.
00:15:34.680 It's actually a ludicrous premise.
00:15:37.940 No matter what leftists meant when they say that they want to decolonize the West,
00:15:43.480 the right should have opposed it on principle.
00:15:45.540 That's because colonization, historically, has been a force for good throughout the world.
00:15:55.260 It was the process of introducing the rule of law, public health, human dignity
00:16:00.360 to certainly this entire hemisphere that we're currently living on.
00:16:07.420 As we've talked about earlier in the week, before colonization,
00:16:12.520 the natives were ripping the hearts out of children as offerings to their sun gods.
00:16:17.700 And of course, when I say natives, I say that term, but the tribes that lived on this continent
00:16:22.760 when the conquistadors arrived were themselves not native to this continent.
00:16:27.220 They came here and killed whoever was there first.
00:16:29.740 But in any event, conquering them was the right decision for all of humanity.
00:16:35.240 And it's just beyond dispute that we are all living much better lives now because of it.
00:16:44.120 That's what colonization means in practical terms.
00:16:46.180 It means you're doing a lot better now than you would have if colonization had never occurred.
00:16:50.200 And that's pretty clear.
00:16:51.720 And after the massacres in Israel this week and the shameful and brazen response from many corners of the left,
00:16:57.280 no serious person could dispute what decolonization means either.
00:17:00.200 It refers to a genocidal ideology that we have let fester for far too long.
00:17:08.160 And at this point, the stakes are obvious.
00:17:10.620 Everybody promoting decolonization wants to murder civilians,
00:17:13.900 not just in Israel, but in every civilized country on the planet.
00:17:17.840 Don't ignore what they're saying.
00:17:20.400 Understand that they are your enemy and the enemy of all civilized people.
00:17:23.960 And that's why when they call you a colonizer, you should tell them you're welcome.
00:17:31.260 And then you should prepare to defend yourself because you know what happens next.
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00:18:47.720 Daily Wire has this report.
00:18:49.440 White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby refused to say this week
00:18:53.120 that nuclear war is more dangerous to humanity than climate change.
00:18:56.740 Kirby made the remarks, or lack thereof, during an interview on Fox News with Martha McCallum
00:19:01.340 as war rages in Europe between Russia and Ukraine and has exploded in the Middle East
00:19:06.580 as Iranian-backed Islamic terrorist groups launched an unprecedented terrorist attack against Israel.
00:19:10.980 McCallum asked Kirby about recent remarks from President Joe Biden on the topic.
00:19:15.760 And let's go ahead and play the clip from Fox.
00:19:18.020 Given that the United States is now involved in wars that are taking place in Europe and also in the Middle East,
00:19:26.240 I want to play this soundbite for you that is just last month in Vietnam
00:19:30.340 and ask you if this still holds for the president.
00:19:33.700 Watch.
00:19:33.940 The only existential threat humanity faces, even more frightening than a nuclear war,
00:19:43.240 is global warming going above 1.5 degrees in the next 10 years.
00:19:49.460 Given all the nuclear players in these two areas where we are now engaged on,
00:19:53.880 does the president stand by that comment?
00:19:55.840 Absolutely he does.
00:19:56.940 Climate change is an existential threat.
00:19:58.540 It actually threatens and is capable of wiping out all human life on Earth over time.
00:20:05.340 I mean, I don't know how more existential you can get to that.
00:20:07.680 But that doesn't mean that we walk away from our obligations,
00:20:10.640 our national security interests in very dangerous parts of the world.
00:20:13.760 You mentioned two of them.
00:20:14.060 But John, he said it was more frightening than a nuclear war.
00:20:18.720 Is that it's more frightening than a nuclear war in this moment?
00:20:22.560 The president believes wholeheartedly that climate change is an existential threat
00:20:28.140 to all of human life on the planet.
00:20:29.980 That's just science.
00:20:30.860 That's a fact, Martha.
00:20:31.860 But it doesn't mean that we turn our back on the other challenges
00:20:34.580 facing this country and our allies and partners around the world.
00:20:37.760 We've got broad national security commitments literally globally,
00:20:41.100 and we've got to mind all of them at the same time.
00:20:43.560 You mentioned two of them.
00:20:44.780 Obviously, Israel right now, certainly Ukraine over the last almost two years now.
00:20:48.960 We are a big enough and powerful enough and effective enough nation
00:20:53.200 to be able to look after all these disparate national security threats.
00:20:56.560 And one of them absolutely is climate change.
00:20:59.760 So, first of all, I'm not a fan of Fox, as you know,
00:21:04.640 but I think that this is a good line of questioning.
00:21:07.120 It's a great idea when we're in the middle of some real-world crisis
00:21:09.780 to call a leftist in and ask them questions like this.
00:21:13.320 Like, hey, you were just saying that climate change and white supremacy
00:21:16.140 and transphobia are our greatest challenges.
00:21:18.700 Do you still think that now?
00:21:19.820 And, of course, they're going to say yes because they have to say yes,
00:21:22.920 but it's a fantastic way to expose the shallowness and absurdity of their worldview
00:21:29.440 and how disconnected from reality it is.
00:21:32.060 But the bad news, of course, is that these people happen to be in charge of the country.
00:21:37.200 And we are seeing again why leftists can't govern.
00:21:42.840 I mean, there's a reason why every city under their control is a crime-ridden wasteland.
00:21:48.920 And it's because they don't deal in or with practical realities.
00:21:54.660 They deal in theory and narratives.
00:21:59.060 You know, conservatives are always going to be, by and large, better leaders,
00:22:04.300 better governors, better managers in businesses
00:22:07.240 because conservatives operate in reality and with reality.
00:22:11.280 And even if someone, a conservative, makes a wrong decision or does the wrong thing,
00:22:15.020 at least there's a reasoning and there's motives that are decipherable.
00:22:19.300 There's always a chance that he'll learn from his mistakes and do better in the future.
00:22:22.480 But leftists don't operate that way.
00:22:24.540 They live in the land of narrative.
00:22:25.620 And they simply can't cross the threshold back into reality, even if they want to.
00:22:31.740 And that's what we're seeing here.
00:22:34.040 And it brings us actually quickly to the next story.
00:22:36.960 Speaking of being disconnected from reality,
00:22:38.820 there was a large Free Palestine rally in Dearborn, Michigan yesterday.
00:22:43.680 And a couple of clips.
00:22:44.980 Well, here's the first clip before we get to the one, the funny one.
00:22:49.140 Some familiar slogans being chanted.
00:22:51.680 Let's watch this.
00:22:52.640 I'm going to hear that drum.
00:23:17.160 Free, free Palestine.
00:23:18.560 Free, free Palestine.
00:23:24.300 They said, the American government said what happened last Saturday was unprovoked.
00:23:29.660 We don't want to be violent.
00:23:31.000 We are not violent people.
00:23:32.100 We are full of love.
00:23:34.360 But when you have 75 years of ethnic cleansing,
00:23:37.900 56 years of occupation, 15 years of a blockade,
00:23:42.020 that means nothing is unprovoked in Palestine.
00:23:44.720 They have to understand.
00:23:45.680 That's why we are frustrated here today.
00:23:48.560 Okay.
00:23:49.200 So adopting, of course, the slogans and mantras of Black Lives Matter.
00:23:52.540 And we know from experience with BLM that no justice, no peace is an explicit endorsement of violence.
00:23:59.340 And it's a pledge to continue violence, particularly against innocent people.
00:24:03.420 They're saying they don't want peace until all their demands are met.
00:24:07.400 And that's what peace means, is do exactly what I want.
00:24:10.240 That's the point of the chant.
00:24:11.260 But we're just talking about leftists disconnected from reality.
00:24:14.120 And there's no better example than, I think, this next clip from the same speaker.
00:24:19.940 And here's what he says.
00:24:21.460 So don't let them get it twisted.
00:24:24.520 This is not complicated.
00:24:25.920 When you go to a Black Lives Matter rally, you see Palestinian flags.
00:24:29.660 When you go to a white supremacy rally, you see Israeli flags.
00:24:33.460 This is not complicated.
00:24:35.200 When Zionists march down the street, they say death to Arabs.
00:24:38.980 When we march down the street, we say free, free Palestine.
00:24:43.240 Free, free Palestine.
00:24:44.680 This is not difficult, everybody.
00:24:47.680 Okay, now, I'll admit, first of all, I don't know exactly what white supremacy rally he's talking about precisely.
00:24:56.220 I haven't seen any rally that could even vaguely be described as a white supremacist rally recently.
00:25:04.340 But if I did, you know, if I did stumble across something that you could actually call a white supremacist rally, whatever that would be, I'm pretty certain there wouldn't be any Israeli flags there.
00:25:18.980 You know, yes, yes.
00:25:21.140 You know, the white supremacists, those famous fans of the Jews, that's the one thing.
00:25:26.300 That's the one thing that ties all white supremacists together is how much they love Jewish people.
00:25:32.460 If there's anything that defines a white supremacist, it is his unbiting love for the Jews.
00:25:41.580 You know, it's a great, and the white supremacists, that's the thing.
00:25:49.040 I mean, you hear from the white supremacists all the time, and they're always going on and on and on about how we need to protect Israel.
00:25:54.920 They just, they won't shut up about it.
00:25:56.040 It's the most important thing to them, is we've got to protect Israel.
00:26:02.460 And I kind of wish I could hear the rest of this guy's speech, just to hear what other super relatable scenarios he describes.
00:26:11.460 You know what I love about going to vegan rallies?
00:26:15.660 Is they always give out Outback Steakhouse coupons.
00:26:19.040 That's my favorite thing about them.
00:26:20.160 Just no part of that makes any sense at all, until you realize, of course, that it doesn't appear to make sense.
00:26:28.760 Because if you're someone who lives in reality, and you're a sane and reasonable person, and you hear that there are Israeli flags at a white supremacist rally, you know, that doesn't make any sense to you.
00:26:38.120 But then you realize that when he talks about white supremacists, what he means is just any white person who doesn't agree with him is a white supremacist.
00:26:52.940 Which is also the leftist definition of the term.
00:26:57.060 Or maybe more broadly, any conservative.
00:27:00.360 So he's talking about any rally that's politically conservative is white supremacist, and that's where you see the Israeli flags.
00:27:07.200 Now, even that isn't true.
00:27:09.440 You know, I've been to, I've never been to a white supremacist rally.
00:27:13.980 I've been to plenty of conservative rallies and demonstrations.
00:27:16.640 I don't know if I've ever seen somebody flying an Israeli flag at any demonstration I've been to in my life.
00:27:24.380 But that is what he's referring to.
00:27:28.640 All right, now before we move on from this topic, I want to play a quick clip that Lindsey Graham posted to Twitter.
00:27:35.660 He posted this himself.
00:27:37.380 It's only seven seconds.
00:27:38.840 So, now usually with a seven second clip, you would think it might be taken out of context.
00:27:43.380 It's only seven seconds.
00:27:44.960 But this is the clip that he chose of himself and put it to, put it on Twitter.
00:27:49.860 And here he is on Fox News last night.
00:27:51.840 Listen.
00:27:52.780 We're in a religious war here.
00:27:54.500 I am with Israel.
00:27:55.640 Do whatever the hell you have to do to defend yourself.
00:27:58.440 Level the place.
00:28:00.380 Okay.
00:28:01.320 And this is what makes me very concerned and very worried, is you have people like Lindsey Graham.
00:28:07.160 This is a sitting U.S. senator who, for whatever reason, has been in that position for a very long time.
00:28:14.100 He's never accomplished anything.
00:28:15.820 He's never done anything worthwhile.
00:28:16.920 Like, we can't look at where we are in America right now and pinpoint any sort of positive thing that we can partially thank Lindsey Graham for.
00:28:35.040 We can't do that.
00:28:37.600 And yet, still, he's a sitting U.S. senator.
00:28:43.500 And here he is just casually declaring that we're in a religious war.
00:28:51.720 And, you know, I posted about this earlier and took issue with it.
00:28:54.040 And somehow a lot of people missed the point.
00:28:56.180 I don't know how you could.
00:28:57.080 And they responded by saying, well, this is a religious war.
00:29:01.340 What's wrong with what he said?
00:29:04.440 The religious war part is not where I object.
00:29:07.340 That's not the word.
00:29:08.060 The religious part is not the word that I object to in that sentence.
00:29:12.400 Yes, it is, in large part, you might call it a religious war.
00:29:19.240 The issue is not that part.
00:29:20.840 The issue is the we, okay?
00:29:22.560 What I object to is the we in that statement.
00:29:26.160 We are in a religious war.
00:29:28.480 So, this is a sitting U.S. senator who has casually declared that the United States is at war.
00:29:35.340 As far as I know, we have not declared war, but Lindsey Graham has.
00:29:40.260 Yeah, we're at war.
00:29:41.940 And not only that, but he's declared that we are in a holy war.
00:29:45.300 We're in a religious war.
00:29:46.200 We are.
00:29:46.600 Now, I know that the defense that I've already heard of Lindsey Graham is that, well, no, when he says we, he's talking about Israel.
00:29:56.700 Well, right, but we, but Israel and the United States of America are two separate countries.
00:30:01.920 We are not one country.
00:30:03.040 I know that Nikki Haley, when this first happened, said that an attack on Israel is an attack on America.
00:30:08.360 It's not.
00:30:10.140 It's just not.
00:30:10.920 And this is not semantics, okay?
00:30:12.500 What happened is a terrible, savage, evil thing, as I have said many times.
00:30:17.740 I have no problem stating that.
00:30:19.140 Nobody should.
00:30:19.880 Like, it's not a difficult thing when you've got elderly people getting gunned down on bus stops and music festivals being attacked and massacred.
00:30:27.620 It's not difficult to say that it's a brutal, barbaric, terrible, evil thing.
00:30:32.140 And also, there's no but here, and also, that was an attack on Israel.
00:30:42.020 An attack on Israel is not an attack on America.
00:30:44.080 It's two separate countries.
00:30:47.440 It's not the same thing.
00:30:48.900 If that attack was waged in, you know, in New York or something, then that would be an attack on America.
00:30:58.380 And those two, and that's, but an attack in Israel is not the same thing as an attack on America.
00:31:08.300 Because we are, again, two separate countries.
00:31:10.840 And I think that that is, it's hard to call that semantics.
00:31:16.560 Because the semantic difference here is a difference of countries.
00:31:23.800 So that's, that's the problem.
00:31:30.140 It's saying that because this is happening there, we are automatically at war as well.
00:31:36.900 And I know we're used to this now from our political leaders.
00:31:40.420 Just, they speak so flippantly.
00:31:42.640 They're doing the same thing in Ukraine.
00:31:43.960 They've been doing that same thing.
00:31:45.360 And now, I mean, there was a time when it would be, like, a huge scandal.
00:31:50.780 There was a time when it would be a huge scandal for a political representative to stand up and declare war on his own.
00:31:59.180 It's just on his own, saying, yeah, we're at war.
00:32:01.520 There was a time when that would be a big scandal.
00:32:03.020 Now we're used to it.
00:32:03.940 These people do it all the time.
00:32:06.160 But it should be shocking, and it should be considered a scandal because it is.
00:32:09.720 And to have people this reckless who are in charge right now, it does.
00:32:16.960 And maybe when I call them reckless, maybe I'm doing them a favor.
00:32:20.960 You know, maybe I'm being way too generous.
00:32:24.160 Because the reality is that, you know, reckless means that you're just, you're emotional.
00:32:29.800 And you're lashing out.
00:32:31.960 Which would be bad.
00:32:33.020 But at least, at some level, understandable, I suppose.
00:32:39.000 People get emotional and they lash out.
00:32:41.200 It's actually worse than that.
00:32:42.580 Because the truth is that there are people in our government who are itching for World War III.
00:32:47.600 They want it.
00:32:50.160 Because it's more power for them.
00:32:52.640 For one thing.
00:32:54.340 You know, for them, the people in power, the people in power means more power and money if we're at war.
00:32:59.740 And that certainly applies to Lindsey Graham.
00:33:06.200 And here's the thing.
00:33:06.920 I think Israel has shown that it is more than capable of defending itself and handling this situation.
00:33:12.220 I think the best thing we can do is get out of the way.
00:33:15.000 Let them do that.
00:33:16.860 And our most immediate response to what's happening should be to fortify our own borders.
00:33:23.000 Because what happened is not an attack on America, but it might be.
00:33:28.020 That might be next.
00:33:29.740 So we should start getting to work to prevent that from happening in our country.
00:33:38.460 All right.
00:33:41.320 Here's another report from the Daily Wire.
00:33:43.120 It says,
00:33:43.340 New court documents in the Daniel Penny case reveal the harrowing testimony of fellow subway riders who say
00:33:49.540 they hid and prayed to escape the subway train due to Jordan Neely's threats and, quote, satanic behavior.
00:33:56.220 That's a quote.
00:33:56.660 Penny, a 24-year-old U.S. Marine veteran, is facing up to 19 years behind bars for the death of Neely, whom Penny restrained on the subway train and what prosecution argues was a deadly chokehold.
00:34:07.780 According to Fox News, recently disclosed court documents reveal that a mother and her son hid behind a stroller and a high school student prayed as Jordan Neely yelled, someone's going to die today.
00:34:17.920 Another woman reportedly described Neely's behavior as sickening and satanic and said she believed that she was going to die as Neely approached her, an experience that she called absolutely traumatizing.
00:34:28.640 One woman recalled Neely yelling on the subway, I want to hurt people, I want to go to Rikers, I want to go to prison.
00:34:36.560 The woman was with her son and the pair, she says, hid behind his stroller as Neely allegedly charged at passengers.
00:34:42.320 One high school student says that she heard Neely yell, someone's going to die today.
00:34:46.540 The girl recalled grabbing her classmates and praying that the subway doors would open.
00:34:50.840 One retiree, who's used the subway for over 30 years, said, nothing has put fear into me like the experience with Neely.
00:34:58.200 Penny has been charged with second degree manslaughter and negligent homicide in Neely's death.
00:35:02.800 Now, we already knew this even before this update when we're hearing from the passengers.
00:35:06.660 We already knew that Daniel Penny being charged in this case, I mean, it's one of the worst injustices we've seen in this country in recent years.
00:35:17.160 And of course, that is really saying something.
00:35:18.700 To have a man who stepped up in this moment to protect the people around him.
00:35:26.120 And yes, he was defending himself as well.
00:35:29.420 But it's pretty clear that Daniel Penny was not the one most at risk.
00:35:37.480 If Jordan Neely really did start lashing out, there are a lot of other people on the subway that would probably be hurt before Daniel Penny would get hurt.
00:35:45.320 So he's really doing this primarily for the other people on the subway, who we now know were, some of them were crouched, you know, behind strollers and praying for their safety.
00:35:56.900 That's how most people responded.
00:36:00.800 They were trembling in fear and just hoping the doors would open so they could get out in time.
00:36:06.520 That's how most people responded, because that's how most people respond in these situations.
00:36:09.240 And Daniel Penny said, no, I'm not just going to sit here and wait and hope.
00:36:16.300 Okay, I'm not going to roll the dice with my life and everybody else's life, so I'm going to do something about it, defend us.
00:36:24.680 And the fact that he's been charged with a crime, they're trying to throw him in prison for 20 years, we already knew this is just a grotesque injustice.
00:36:37.860 But then you actually hear the testimony from the passengers, and this is all testimony that obviously law enforcement, the police, they would have interviewed all the passengers.
00:36:51.640 They knew all of this.
00:36:53.700 The prosecutors, they obviously knew all of this before charging Daniel Penny.
00:36:59.140 I mean, just think about that for a second.
00:37:00.220 They would have interviewed everyone on the train, and so they heard all of these people on the train saying, yeah, he was threatening to kill us, we were terrified, we all thought that we might be hurt or killed.
00:37:15.380 And they heard that, and they charged him anyway.
00:37:20.060 Because as we know, it was a foregone conclusion.
00:37:24.980 They were always going to charge him, because it's not really about him, and it's not about this particular incident.
00:37:30.220 He's a sacrifice on the altar of racial justice.
00:37:37.700 Because they're charging him, they're charging him not because of what he did, or any facts about the case.
00:37:42.040 They're charging him because he's white, nearly he's black, and that's what the charge is about.
00:37:48.200 But the injustice comes into clearer focus now, now that we're actually hearing more from the passengers on the train.
00:37:54.360 And this is not surprising either, because it was always conspicuous from the very beginning.
00:37:59.160 You know, I made note of this, that while the media is claiming that Daniel Penny is some sort of crazed murderer who just went up to this homeless guy who was, what are they describing?
00:38:12.300 He was just having a mental health crisis, that's all.
00:38:15.400 Describing it in the most sanitized, medicalized terminology they can.
00:38:19.540 But while they claim this, it was very conspicuous that the media reports didn't include hardly any statements from the other people on the train.
00:38:33.980 Which is interesting, because if Daniel Penny had just randomly walked up to some poor homeless guy and choked him to death intentionally and for no reason,
00:38:46.980 then you'd think there'd be other people on the train that would be eager to talk about that experience and to talk about the horrible thing they witnessed Daniel Penny do.
00:38:56.000 But they didn't include any of that testimony because the media also knew that pretty much the entire train is on Daniel Penny's side.
00:39:06.440 All right, one other quick thing, we've talked about colonization, so I think this is worth mentioning, kind of puts a cap on that conversation.
00:39:18.360 This is a report from CNN, a profile really about a musical artist, a decolonization rapper.
00:39:24.880 And you already know this is right up my alley because it brings all the things I love together, decolonization, rapping, etc.
00:39:32.400 Brings it all together.
00:39:33.940 So this is what it says.
00:39:35.220 CNN reports,
00:39:36.800 When Frank Wallen raps on stage, he's dripping head to toe in his culture.
00:39:42.760 His long braided hair frames his face and Lakota jewelry, gifted by relatives and fans, hangs from his ears,
00:39:49.540 usually porcupine quills or buffalo bones, as hand-woven bracelets wrap around both wrists.
00:39:54.880 A beaded medallion beats against his chest as he sings, his voice reverberating with pain and anger,
00:40:00.620 every lyric sizzling with the fury of unavenged injustice.
00:40:07.460 The Lakota rapper, born and raised on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota,
00:40:11.820 tours the world, merging hip-hop and indigenous music into distinctive, soul-stirring songs.
00:40:18.940 Wallen said,
00:40:19.480 I grew up in a place that used to be a literal death camp where they marched my tribe to die.
00:40:23.160 I was raised by survivors who could never talk about their trauma because they're still in survival mode.
00:40:28.400 Surrounded by survivors of the atrocities of colonial violence,
00:40:31.520 the award-winning rapper says he has always carried with him centuries of their heartache.
00:40:36.660 Through music, he says, he found healing and the opportunity to take back the freedom American colonizers had stolen from his people.
00:40:43.480 And it goes on, this is a long, this is CNN, okay, and this is a long profile on this guy.
00:40:50.040 Claiming that he's award-winning, he's touring the world.
00:40:54.380 Brilliant, poetic artist, speaking out against colonial injustice,
00:40:59.860 bravely speaking out against alleged injustices that happened 200 years ago.
00:41:04.000 But let's listen to a little bit from this guy.
00:41:07.080 Of course, this is what this is all leading to, and this is what you all want to hear.
00:41:10.660 So here is, I believe this song is called Concentration Camp Blues.
00:41:16.040 And let's listen to a little bit of it.
00:41:17.320 Concentration Camp Blues
00:41:26.280 Mind check, 1G Nubra, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2.
00:41:52.420 Concentration Camp Blues
00:41:55.060 Never makes the news
00:41:57.800 These settlers rigged the game when they made the rules
00:42:02.260 Let me try to paint a scene
00:42:05.840 Of chasing lonely reskid dreams
00:42:07.800 With nights banging out beats on that laptop screen
00:42:10.760 With nothing but your heart telling you you're right
00:42:13.520 By the way, that song has 12,000 views on YouTube in two years.
00:42:20.040 And so this is the guy that CNN gave a whole lengthy profile to
00:42:25.880 Allegedly a world-touring, revered, award-winning artist
00:42:32.780 And I, well, I like the song because
00:42:38.140 For one reason only, which is that you don't often hear a recorder in a rap song
00:42:42.600 And I don't think I've ever heard one in a rap song before
00:42:45.540 And after hearing it in a song, I guess I realize why
00:42:48.820 You don't usually hear them in songs
00:42:50.180 But it does give me hope
00:42:51.940 Because the thing is that the recorder
00:42:53.400 Is the only instrument that I've ever
00:42:56.180 Somewhat successfully managed to play
00:42:59.120 It's the only one
00:43:00.200 And, I mean, I can at least play Hot Cross Buns
00:43:03.420 I can play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on the recorder
00:43:06.300 So it gives my musical dreams
00:43:08.860 My own musical dreams are reinvigorated
00:43:11.560 But this is who CNN gives a whole profile to on their site
00:43:18.460 Even though the music is, I mean, obviously, objectively terrible
00:43:22.700 But this is part of this process that I talk about
00:43:26.100 Where on the left, you know, they have
00:43:32.080 They used to dominate culture
00:43:35.140 They used to dominate music, films, art in general
00:43:38.540 And they still do
00:43:40.480 But I think that that domination is going to start to wane
00:43:44.940 Because whereas they used to put the art
00:43:48.600 The quality of the art above the message
00:43:51.020 Now they've completely flipped it
00:43:53.920 You know, and they're doing what the Christian
00:43:58.100 Music industry and film industry for so long had done
00:44:02.340 On the other side of it
00:44:03.440 Putting stuff out, it's like you like the message
00:44:06.980 And so you pretend that the quality of the art
00:44:10.440 That it's high quality art
00:44:11.720 When actually everyone realizes that it isn't
00:44:13.920 And now the left is making the same mistake
00:44:17.340 Which I think ultimately is probably a good thing for the culture
00:44:19.920 Let's get to Was Walsh Wrong?
00:44:23.920 The Real Brandon says
00:44:27.960 Lisa, so we're talking to The Real Brandon
00:44:30.560 That's good
00:44:31.120 Matt, just because the left is cheering on
00:44:34.520 An evil, disgusting terrorist group
00:44:36.540 Doesn't mean you have to choose the other side
00:44:38.500 It's the either-or fallacy
00:44:40.600 The most consistent and moral thing you can do
00:44:42.380 Is condemn evil
00:44:43.220 And the killing of innocent people
00:44:45.140 No matter which side does it
00:44:46.440 Okay, a couple things
00:44:49.180 Two things
00:44:50.540 Number one, just saying
00:44:53.340 I condemn evil and whoever does it
00:44:55.080 You might as well not say anything
00:44:57.180 It's a totally useless thing to say
00:45:01.040 And it's designed to be useless
00:45:03.480 You know, that's a way of taking a stand
00:45:05.160 Without actually taking any kind of stand whatsoever
00:45:07.020 It doesn't
00:45:09.200 I don't like bad things
00:45:12.400 That's my position on all this
00:45:14.200 Great
00:45:15.540 It's like
00:45:16.400 Good
00:45:17.440 Good for you
00:45:18.040 And
00:45:21.420 In this case
00:45:23.640 Your position doesn't even make any sense
00:45:25.420 Because you call
00:45:26.720 By your own telling
00:45:28.440 Right?
00:45:29.860 You're calling one side
00:45:30.980 An evil, disgusting terrorist group
00:45:32.960 Well
00:45:35.140 I agree
00:45:37.960 Why wouldn't I
00:45:39.380 Take sides against
00:45:41.140 An evil, disgusting terrorist group
00:45:43.040 By your own description
00:45:45.460 Now we say the word
00:45:49.580 Take sides
00:45:50.380 It doesn't mean
00:45:51.220 I've already said
00:45:52.320 I don't want the United States
00:45:53.580 To get involved
00:45:54.300 In a world war
00:45:56.360 So that can mean different things
00:46:00.220 But in terms of like
00:46:01.300 Who do you think's in the right and the wrong
00:46:03.060 And also
00:46:03.480 It
00:46:04.280 It
00:46:04.580 It doesn't mean that
00:46:05.800 Especially when we're talking about a war
00:46:07.600 Okay
00:46:09.120 There's never been a war
00:46:10.740 Where one side of it
00:46:12.380 Did nothing wrong whatsoever
00:46:15.060 At any point
00:46:15.820 Historically
00:46:16.580 Or in the process of
00:46:17.660 Of executing the war
00:46:18.860 Of course that's not the case
00:46:19.920 So
00:46:21.860 No one is saying this is like
00:46:23.520 Evil versus perfect
00:46:26.160 That's not the point
00:46:27.720 But there is one side
00:46:30.660 That again
00:46:30.940 Even by your own description
00:46:31.900 Is evil
00:46:33.160 And
00:46:35.620 And
00:46:38.360 Pointing that out
00:46:39.400 And saying that
00:46:39.980 Is
00:46:40.240 Is important
00:46:41.300 And it also
00:46:42.000 Shouldn't be difficult
00:46:42.840 Because as I said
00:46:44.220 Yesterday
00:46:44.800 It's a pretty simple equation
00:46:46.580 Really
00:46:47.520 When you
00:46:50.260 Parachute
00:46:51.040 Into a music festival
00:46:52.060 And massacre everybody
00:46:53.040 You're
00:46:54.760 You're
00:46:55.140 You're the bad guy
00:46:55.920 That's what the bad guys do
00:46:57.700 Observatim says
00:47:04.140 If
00:47:04.620 Judging people for living
00:47:06.100 With their parents
00:47:06.720 Makes one human
00:47:07.640 What on earth
00:47:08.820 Could Jesus have possibly
00:47:09.800 Meant when he said
00:47:10.420 Not to judge
00:47:11.300 That saying is rendered
00:47:12.740 By modern Christians
00:47:14.000 Of no effect
00:47:14.860 If living with your parents
00:47:15.720 Is worthy of judgment
00:47:16.640 We already talked about
00:47:18.280 The living with parents
00:47:19.220 Things
00:47:19.460 As I've already said
00:47:20.900 The
00:47:21.500 There is a
00:47:24.720 There is a setup
00:47:25.480 In which you would
00:47:26.140 Live with your parents
00:47:26.780 As an adult
00:47:27.400 And have a kind of
00:47:29.520 Multi-generational household
00:47:30.800 That I think is
00:47:31.560 That I think is a very good thing
00:47:32.800 And is
00:47:33.840 In fact more traditional
00:47:35.320 Than what we consider
00:47:36.300 To be the traditional
00:47:36.980 Setup of the nuclear family
00:47:38.240 Living on their own
00:47:39.240 Away from
00:47:40.680 Extended relatives
00:47:41.980 But to the
00:47:42.840 To the question of judging
00:47:44.020 Broadly speaking
00:47:46.480 Yeah
00:47:48.120 Yeah that's
00:47:48.460 This is an important point
00:47:49.960 Because you hear this
00:47:52.140 From churches too
00:47:52.820 All the time
00:47:53.420 Jesus says
00:47:54.940 Don't judge
00:47:55.600 So don't judge
00:47:56.740 Well
00:47:57.880 Like with anything else
00:48:00.060 In
00:48:00.980 The Bible
00:48:02.420 You know
00:48:03.960 If you want to
00:48:04.700 Fully understand
00:48:05.960 What's being said
00:48:06.660 It's important to understand
00:48:07.660 Like what
00:48:08.280 What are the sentences
00:48:09.060 Before that
00:48:09.900 And after that
00:48:10.580 What's the overall context
00:48:12.000 Also you have to
00:48:15.660 Keep in mind
00:48:16.360 Translations
00:48:17.320 Okay
00:48:18.980 Judge
00:48:19.560 Is an English word
00:48:20.680 And so that word
00:48:22.940 Exactly
00:48:23.480 Did not appear
00:48:24.320 In the original scripture
00:48:25.020 And the point is
00:48:26.960 That Jesus was not saying
00:48:28.320 That we should never
00:48:30.300 Pass any judgments
00:48:32.040 At all
00:48:32.940 Because to judge
00:48:34.740 Is to
00:48:35.140 In English anyway
00:48:36.060 To judge
00:48:37.040 Is to discern
00:48:38.240 Okay
00:48:38.780 To judge
00:48:39.400 Is to
00:48:39.880 Distinguish
00:48:41.540 Between one thing
00:48:43.680 And another thing
00:48:44.400 To judge
00:48:46.840 Is to
00:48:47.380 Decide
00:48:48.200 Whether something
00:48:48.740 Is good
00:48:49.280 Or bad
00:48:49.980 Or you know
00:48:50.540 Is
00:48:51.320 Is evil
00:48:52.580 Or praiseworthy
00:48:53.380 Like these are
00:48:53.900 This involves
00:48:54.840 Judgment
00:48:55.720 The phrase
00:48:57.600 Judgment call
00:48:58.860 Making a judgment call
00:49:00.080 These are all things
00:49:02.700 That we should do
00:49:03.600 We can't help but doing
00:49:05.800 Because we are
00:49:06.340 Sentient human beings
00:49:07.520 So obviously
00:49:08.720 We should judge
00:49:09.500 And we should make
00:49:11.760 Judgments about people
00:49:13.160 We make literal
00:49:15.800 Judgments about people
00:49:16.560 In the court of law
00:49:17.460 We have people
00:49:18.800 Called judges
00:49:19.740 And that's what they do
00:49:21.780 So was Jesus saying
00:49:24.140 We shouldn't do
00:49:24.540 Any of that
00:49:25.060 We shouldn't make
00:49:26.940 Any judgments at all
00:49:27.780 We should pretend
00:49:28.220 Everything's the same
00:49:29.060 Obviously not
00:49:31.300 What he says is
00:49:34.180 To judge rightly
00:49:35.700 Okay
00:49:36.680 To make proper
00:49:37.660 Judgments
00:49:38.360 That's the point
00:49:39.700 So yes
00:49:41.320 Judge
00:49:42.080 We should be
00:49:43.300 Judging all the time
00:49:44.220 But you should make
00:49:45.540 Proper judgments
00:49:46.400 And finally
00:49:51.900 Kunal says
00:49:52.700 Matt has a lot
00:49:53.300 Of bad takes
00:49:53.980 But his support
00:49:54.560 For intergenerational
00:49:55.620 Homes might be
00:49:56.540 The worst
00:49:57.000 For someone who
00:49:57.500 Supports adventure
00:49:58.320 And discovery
00:49:58.940 He's against the
00:50:00.140 Idea of children
00:50:00.840 Living on their own
00:50:01.700 And experiencing
00:50:02.300 The world
00:50:02.780 The Columbus you love
00:50:04.620 Did not live with
00:50:05.380 His parents
00:50:05.820 No I'm not
00:50:06.720 Against that at all
00:50:08.200 What I'm saying
00:50:09.780 Is that the
00:50:10.180 The expectation
00:50:11.320 That
00:50:12.800 You know
00:50:14.240 Kids
00:50:14.680 Leave the house
00:50:15.620 At 18
00:50:16.220 And you know
00:50:18.240 If you have
00:50:18.520 Multiple kids
00:50:19.100 You kind of
00:50:19.380 Spread out
00:50:19.900 Around the country
00:50:20.600 And you see
00:50:22.180 Your
00:50:22.440 And then you have
00:50:22.980 What we call
00:50:23.460 Your extended family
00:50:24.600 Now
00:50:24.940 Which even that
00:50:25.620 You know
00:50:25.820 The phrase
00:50:26.220 Extended family
00:50:27.080 Is a pretty
00:50:27.400 Modern phrase
00:50:28.280 In the past
00:50:30.080 You wouldn't
00:50:30.380 You wouldn't
00:50:30.660 Have heard a term
00:50:31.280 Like that
00:50:31.720 Because it would
00:50:32.160 Have had less
00:50:32.940 Meaning
00:50:33.480 It's like all
00:50:33.980 The family
00:50:34.400 All stays together
00:50:35.140 So extended
00:50:35.940 Versus regular
00:50:36.860 Families
00:50:37.340 It was a distinction
00:50:38.120 That wouldn't
00:50:39.080 Have made a lot
00:50:39.520 Of sense
00:50:39.940 And now
00:50:40.740 But now we have
00:50:41.180 That we have
00:50:41.460 Your extended family
00:50:42.460 And they're far
00:50:43.120 Off there
00:50:43.520 And you see them
00:50:44.060 Every once in a while
00:50:44.780 But for the most part
00:50:46.400 You're cut off
00:50:47.100 From them
00:50:48.360 From their support
00:50:49.560 And from being able
00:50:50.300 To support them
00:50:51.020 And I don't just
00:50:51.940 Mean financially
00:50:52.520 But I mean
00:50:53.060 In every other sense
00:50:53.740 What I'm saying
00:50:55.720 Is that that
00:50:56.380 Set up
00:50:57.180 Is not
00:50:58.920 Superior
00:50:59.900 To the actual
00:51:00.700 Traditional way
00:51:01.380 Of doing things
00:51:01.900 Which is that
00:51:02.320 Families would stay together
00:51:03.280 That doesn't mean
00:51:03.540 They all stay
00:51:03.940 In the exact same house
00:51:04.860 But maybe you stay
00:51:06.920 On a homestead
00:51:07.680 You stay at least
00:51:08.220 In a community
00:51:08.880 You're around each other
00:51:10.060 You can support each other
00:51:10.760 You can help each other
00:51:11.480 It's not the way
00:51:12.660 It works now
00:51:13.240 And I think
00:51:16.780 Yeah
00:51:17.380 And I'm all about
00:51:18.280 Especially young adults
00:51:19.180 And especially
00:51:19.660 Especially men
00:51:20.560 In particular
00:51:21.120 Getting out on their own
00:51:23.120 For a time
00:51:23.600 Learning the skills
00:51:24.540 Of how to take care
00:51:25.260 Of themselves
00:51:25.780 Going out
00:51:26.640 Taking some risks
00:51:27.780 In the world
00:51:28.220 Healthy risks
00:51:29.000 I think probably
00:51:30.760 The ideal
00:51:32.100 Not everyone
00:51:33.220 Can do this
00:51:34.100 But you know
00:51:35.820 If you were to
00:51:36.280 Map out the most
00:51:37.300 Ideal scenario
00:51:38.200 For in particular
00:51:38.780 A young man
00:51:39.520 It might be something
00:51:41.540 Like leaving the home
00:51:43.300 In early young adulthood
00:51:44.380 Going out on your own
00:51:45.320 For a while
00:51:45.840 And then
00:51:47.700 Getting married
00:51:48.660 Start having kids
00:51:49.340 And if you can
00:51:50.280 Move back closer
00:51:51.160 To family
00:51:51.540 So I think
00:51:54.300 That's probably
00:51:54.740 The best setup
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00:52:27.660 In recent times
00:52:35.020 Feminists have started
00:52:35.900 To grapple
00:52:36.560 With a very difficult
00:52:37.400 Question
00:52:37.780 As we all know
00:52:38.380 Feminism is a layered
00:52:39.620 And nuanced ideology
00:52:40.780 That always finds
00:52:41.500 Itself at the forefront
00:52:42.420 Of the most important
00:52:43.340 And challenging
00:52:44.420 Discussions of the day
00:52:45.500 So here's the quandary
00:52:46.440 They're dealing with now
00:52:47.300 How can a feminist woman
00:52:49.020 Be empowered
00:52:49.900 While still being
00:52:51.980 A materialistic
00:52:52.980 Cheap ass
00:52:53.680 Is it possible
00:52:55.000 To be a strong
00:52:55.820 Independent woman
00:52:56.400 Without also
00:52:57.660 Having to pay
00:52:58.680 For dinner
00:52:59.080 You know
00:52:59.600 This is the dilemma
00:53:00.600 It's the great
00:53:01.180 Philosophical debate
00:53:02.180 Feminists are in
00:53:03.360 A difficult position
00:53:04.000 Because they've
00:53:04.440 Insisted for many years
00:53:05.320 That they don't need
00:53:06.000 No man
00:53:06.440 That they're a bunch
00:53:06.980 Of girl bosses
00:53:07.960 Large and in charge
00:53:09.040 They declare that
00:53:10.200 The old codes
00:53:11.120 Of chivalry
00:53:11.700 And patriarchal
00:53:12.520 And paternalistic
00:53:13.340 You know
00:53:14.520 Are patriarchal
00:53:15.180 And paternalistic
00:53:15.780 And they have to be
00:53:16.320 Abolished
00:53:16.840 They shouted
00:53:18.040 From the mountaintop
00:53:19.000 That they are
00:53:19.900 Exactly equal to men
00:53:21.320 The same as men
00:53:22.260 In every respect
00:53:23.040 And they certainly
00:53:23.780 Don't need a man
00:53:24.480 To take care of them
00:53:25.500 Or provide for them
00:53:26.360 They have growled
00:53:27.660 And they have shrieked
00:53:28.540 And they have made
00:53:29.240 Their voices heard
00:53:30.000 And then to their horror
00:53:31.700 Many men
00:53:33.700 Started to
00:53:34.380 Take them seriously
00:53:35.220 Men listened
00:53:36.280 To these protestations
00:53:37.580 And they said
00:53:38.540 Okay
00:53:38.880 Well if you say so
00:53:40.000 As you wish
00:53:41.860 You can have what you want
00:53:43.740 Which means
00:53:44.740 Among other things
00:53:45.360 That when the bill
00:53:46.020 Is put down on the table
00:53:47.020 Many men
00:53:47.860 Will not instinctively
00:53:48.900 Reach for it anymore
00:53:49.660 They will let
00:53:50.420 The independent girl boss
00:53:52.020 Pay the tab
00:53:53.100 Or at least pay half of it
00:53:54.120 But feminists
00:53:55.920 Have recoiled
00:53:57.200 At this development
00:53:58.320 No
00:53:59.240 They cry
00:53:59.700 We want to be independent
00:54:01.360 But not like this
00:54:03.180 Not if it means
00:54:04.280 I have to pay
00:54:04.880 For my own
00:54:05.400 Santa Fe salad
00:54:06.200 At Chili's
00:54:06.840 But how do they
00:54:08.680 Make this case
00:54:09.300 Can they really
00:54:09.780 Become a damsel
00:54:10.800 In distress
00:54:11.180 As soon as the bill
00:54:12.140 Is placed on the table
00:54:13.040 And then get right back
00:54:14.380 To being empowered
00:54:15.160 And progressive
00:54:15.680 A few minutes later
00:54:16.540 How does that work
00:54:17.420 Well
00:54:18.300 Different feminists
00:54:19.360 Have come up
00:54:19.780 With different ways
00:54:20.420 Of grappling
00:54:20.980 With this
00:54:21.780 Important question
00:54:23.340 Here's one influencer
00:54:24.300 On TikTok
00:54:25.120 Giving her answer
00:54:27.100 Watch
00:54:27.500 The thing that
00:54:29.120 I have realized
00:54:29.980 About this topic
00:54:30.960 Is that there are
00:54:32.420 So many women
00:54:33.220 That really do advocate
00:54:34.980 For not going
00:54:36.120 50-50 right
00:54:37.020 And for me
00:54:39.560 I definitely went
00:54:41.380 Through like my
00:54:42.520 Well I'm a feminist
00:54:43.700 I shouldn't have
00:54:45.120 An issue going
00:54:45.700 50-50 face right
00:54:46.880 When I was younger
00:54:47.540 But recently
00:54:49.160 I started to realize
00:54:50.260 Just how difficult
00:54:51.520 It was
00:54:53.060 Accepting going
00:54:54.320 50-50 with men
00:54:55.340 And I have come
00:54:56.400 To the realization
00:54:57.280 That it is
00:54:58.580 Because even
00:54:59.420 As a feminist
00:55:00.420 It is the only
00:55:02.300 Benefit
00:55:03.200 Women reap
00:55:04.160 Out of the patriarchy
00:55:05.300 A benefit
00:55:06.900 We did not
00:55:08.160 Create the rules for
00:55:09.380 Y'all did
00:55:11.040 But it is still
00:55:12.940 A benefit
00:55:13.680 That women get
00:55:15.300 From the patriarchy
00:55:16.620 So whenever men
00:55:18.480 Start advocating
00:55:19.600 For like
00:55:20.220 Well what about
00:55:20.840 Equality
00:55:21.460 Pick up this check
00:55:22.880 Or whatever
00:55:24.200 When I hear that
00:55:26.960 It's like
00:55:27.560 You're literally
00:55:28.900 Trying to rid me
00:55:30.160 Of the only
00:55:31.280 Benefit I get
00:55:32.160 Out of the patriarchy
00:55:33.000 The only
00:55:33.880 Like think about it
00:55:35.120 For a second
00:55:35.680 Is there any other
00:55:37.960 Benefit we get
00:55:38.760 Out of the patriarchy
00:55:39.500 Let me step in there
00:55:41.780 For a moment
00:55:42.180 I'll answer your question
00:55:43.200 Man but first
00:55:44.040 I have to point out
00:55:45.440 How by your own
00:55:46.460 Logic anyway
00:55:47.000 This is the most
00:55:47.620 Pathetic stance
00:55:48.540 I've ever seen
00:55:49.260 Anyone take
00:55:50.060 Because by your
00:55:51.140 Telling we are
00:55:52.040 A patriarchal society
00:55:53.240 And the patriarchy
00:55:54.500 Is an abject evil
00:55:55.520 You say
00:55:56.100 And yet you wish
00:55:57.360 To extract
00:55:58.000 Whatever benefits
00:55:58.980 You can from it
00:55:59.920 This thing is evil
00:56:01.300 And terrible
00:56:01.700 And should be
00:56:02.120 Dismantled
00:56:02.540 But I also want
00:56:04.020 To reap its rewards
00:56:05.000 This makes you
00:56:06.660 Significantly worse
00:56:07.760 Than the patriarchal men
00:56:08.980 Who according to you
00:56:10.000 Uphold an oppressive system
00:56:11.660 But at least
00:56:12.240 You know
00:56:12.840 We don't see it
00:56:14.020 As oppressive
00:56:14.680 You do see it
00:56:17.140 That way
00:56:17.580 And yet you also
00:56:18.540 Uphold it
00:56:19.120 Just so that you
00:56:19.700 Can get a free meal
00:56:20.500 At the cheesecake factory
00:56:21.520 So pathetic
00:56:22.740 Doesn't even begin
00:56:23.460 To describe it
00:56:24.180 But to your question
00:56:26.360 Is there any other
00:56:27.760 Benefit that you get
00:56:29.320 Out of what you call
00:56:30.780 The patriarchy
00:56:31.820 The answer is yes
00:56:34.020 A few
00:56:35.400 You know
00:56:36.380 There are a few
00:56:36.960 Benefits like
00:56:38.520 I don't know
00:56:39.100 The house
00:56:40.220 That you're currently
00:56:40.960 Sitting in
00:56:41.540 Every bridge
00:56:43.480 You've ever
00:56:44.020 Driven across
00:56:44.800 Every car
00:56:46.260 You've ever
00:56:46.720 Driven in
00:56:47.540 Electricity
00:56:49.040 Indoor plumbing
00:56:50.000 Democracy
00:56:51.200 Freedom
00:56:51.800 Civilization itself
00:56:53.920 Just to get the list
00:56:55.240 Started
00:56:55.560 So all of these
00:56:57.140 Things were all
00:56:58.040 Largely invented
00:56:58.980 Established
00:56:59.500 Built
00:56:59.780 Maintained
00:57:00.360 By societies
00:57:01.580 That you would
00:57:02.500 Call patriarchal
00:57:03.500 So the patriarchy
00:57:04.700 As you define it
00:57:05.680 Has given you
00:57:06.660 Basically everything
00:57:07.980 Of value
00:57:08.760 In your entire life
00:57:10.120 So what else
00:57:11.900 Has it given you
00:57:12.460 Like everything
00:57:13.400 Every single thing
00:57:14.680 You like
00:57:15.200 Has been given to you
00:57:16.680 By what you would
00:57:18.060 Describe as the patriarchy
00:57:19.280 Other than that
00:57:21.200 Sure I guess it
00:57:21.700 Hasn't done much for you
00:57:22.500 But TikTok isn't
00:57:23.860 The only place
00:57:24.420 Where this debate
00:57:25.020 Is raging
00:57:25.560 Over at the LA Times
00:57:26.600 They are grappling
00:57:27.280 With the same issue
00:57:28.300 A new column
00:57:29.680 Poses the question
00:57:30.440 This way
00:57:30.780 Should men
00:57:31.680 Pay on dates
00:57:32.460 As reparations
00:57:33.280 For the gender
00:57:34.000 Wage gap
00:57:34.780 The writer
00:57:35.760 Gene Guerrero
00:57:36.420 Explains
00:57:36.940 Quote
00:57:37.240 For years
00:57:38.060 I split the bill
00:57:38.840 On dates
00:57:39.280 As a Latina
00:57:39.880 From a lineage
00:57:40.580 Of women
00:57:41.060 Whose lives
00:57:41.720 Have been
00:57:42.040 Micromanaged
00:57:42.720 By family
00:57:43.320 Patriarchs
00:57:44.220 I thought I was
00:57:44.820 Breaking bad
00:57:45.500 Generational patterns
00:57:46.400 By interacting
00:57:46.980 With men
00:57:47.340 As equals
00:57:47.840 Rather than
00:57:48.240 As providers
00:57:48.740 But recently
00:57:50.240 I started getting
00:57:50.800 Pushback
00:57:51.260 From some of my
00:57:51.760 Friends
00:57:52.040 They argued
00:57:53.180 That because
00:57:53.640 Because of the
00:57:53.940 Persisting gender
00:57:54.720 Pay gap
00:57:55.320 It's actually
00:57:55.680 Now properly
00:57:57.400 Feminist
00:57:58.020 To expect
00:57:58.860 Men to pay
00:57:59.440 On first dates
00:58:00.040 And contribute
00:58:00.460 More financially
00:58:01.240 In relationships
00:58:02.500 One friend
00:58:03.100 Instructed me
00:58:03.620 Quote
00:58:03.860 Don't even
00:58:04.600 Think about
00:58:05.040 Reaching for
00:58:05.480 Your purse
00:58:05.900 The thought
00:58:06.480 Of possibly
00:58:06.960 Coercing a man
00:58:07.740 Into paying
00:58:08.120 For my dinner
00:58:08.560 However
00:58:08.820 Just seemed
00:58:09.720 Wrong
00:58:10.120 Still
00:58:10.840 This discussion
00:58:11.440 Did make me
00:58:12.120 Wonder
00:58:12.400 Should I
00:58:13.120 Expect men
00:58:13.760 To pay
00:58:14.160 On dates
00:58:14.600 As a form
00:58:14.980 Of reparations
00:58:15.820 For generational
00:58:16.900 Harm
00:58:17.380 Yes the harm
00:58:19.220 Again of
00:58:19.800 Building every
00:58:20.860 Home and
00:58:21.280 Every bridge
00:58:21.780 And every
00:58:22.080 Airplane
00:58:22.600 You know
00:58:23.300 That's what
00:58:23.580 Men are doing
00:58:24.200 Fighting and
00:58:24.840 Dying in
00:58:25.220 Every war
00:58:25.760 Keeping all
00:58:26.560 The lights
00:58:26.940 On etc
00:58:27.700 Such great
00:58:29.560 Harm that
00:58:30.220 Men have
00:58:30.700 Perpetrated
00:58:31.420 Against women
00:58:32.020 Every society
00:58:33.860 On earth
00:58:34.260 Would collapse
00:58:35.060 In like
00:58:36.160 Five seconds
00:58:37.180 Without men
00:58:38.500 Doing all the
00:58:39.080 Things that
00:58:40.060 Men do
00:58:40.640 All the things
00:58:41.860 That men do
00:58:42.520 And that men
00:58:43.980 Almost exclusively
00:58:45.020 Do in fact
00:58:45.740 But all of
00:58:47.220 This somehow
00:58:47.640 Amounts to
00:58:48.240 Generational
00:58:49.300 Harm
00:58:49.720 That's the
00:58:50.620 Argument
00:58:51.040 But it's not
00:58:52.300 An argument
00:58:52.620 That every
00:58:53.000 Feminist
00:58:53.420 Buys
00:58:53.960 Well they
00:58:54.340 Buy the
00:58:54.660 Generational
00:58:55.120 Harm
00:58:55.420 Thing but
00:58:55.800 They don't
00:58:56.060 Buy that
00:58:57.440 This relates
00:58:57.980 To the
00:58:59.720 Issue of
00:59:00.080 Who pays
00:59:00.460 At dinner
00:59:00.840 The article
00:59:01.620 Continues
00:59:02.040 The problem
00:59:03.160 With framing
00:59:03.680 Being taken
00:59:04.200 Out to
00:59:04.500 Dinner by
00:59:04.900 A man
00:59:05.200 As a form
00:59:05.540 Of reparations
00:59:06.140 Is that
00:59:06.740 It's privately
00:59:07.360 Consumed
00:59:08.020 Juliet Williams
00:59:08.860 A UCLA
00:59:09.500 Gender studies
00:59:10.980 Professor told me
00:59:11.780 It's not an
00:59:12.800 Accounting for
00:59:13.340 Injustice in
00:59:14.160 Any way
00:59:14.540 That's visible
00:59:15.080 Or acknowledged
00:59:15.760 We have to
00:59:16.620 Be careful
00:59:17.020 Not to
00:59:17.340 Just label
00:59:17.800 Anything
00:59:18.100 That's
00:59:18.340 Personally
00:59:18.660 Advantageous
00:59:19.400 As somehow
00:59:19.760 Politically
00:59:20.400 Justified
00:59:21.040 But many
00:59:21.960 Women believe
00:59:22.460 That in our
00:59:22.960 Unequal times
00:59:23.600 It's only
00:59:23.980 Fair for
00:59:24.380 Men to
00:59:24.640 Pay
00:59:24.820 And not
00:59:25.180 Just because
00:59:25.560 Men still
00:59:26.100 Out earn
00:59:26.600 Women
00:59:26.940 Women also
00:59:27.700 Tend to
00:59:28.000 Spend more
00:59:28.520 On date
00:59:28.880 Preps
00:59:29.200 Such as
00:59:29.520 Makeup
00:59:29.920 And manicures
00:59:30.560 To meet
00:59:30.860 Female beauty
00:59:31.540 Standards
00:59:31.920 Some
00:59:32.540 Some women
00:59:32.760 Some women
00:59:32.780 Believe men
00:59:33.340 Should cover
00:59:33.760 The cost
00:59:34.200 Of not
00:59:34.500 Only
00:59:34.680 The dates
00:59:35.360 But transportation
00:59:36.360 To and
00:59:36.940 From
00:59:37.220 In a viral
00:59:38.080 TikTok video
00:59:38.780 LA resident
00:59:39.440 Gabby Faye
00:59:40.240 27 says
00:59:41.020 I expect a man
00:59:42.120 To pay for
00:59:42.540 The date
00:59:42.860 Yes the whole
00:59:43.600 Entire date
00:59:44.160 That includes
00:59:44.720 My Uber
00:59:45.300 To the date
00:59:45.860 And my Uber
00:59:46.360 Back to my
00:59:47.000 House
00:59:47.340 She told me
00:59:48.140 She sees this
00:59:48.680 As compensation
00:59:49.380 For women's
00:59:50.020 Sacrifices in
00:59:50.700 Relationships
00:59:51.240 It's also
00:59:51.600 Proof of
00:59:52.040 Serious interest
00:59:52.800 I want to
00:59:53.980 Feel wanted
00:59:54.620 She said
00:59:55.200 Now the writer
00:59:56.840 Goes on to
00:59:57.480 Examine both
00:59:58.100 Sides of this
00:59:58.540 Crucial issue
00:59:59.120 By the end
00:59:59.900 She's arrived
01:00:00.340 At no particular
01:00:01.100 Conclusion
01:00:01.660 Some women
01:00:02.640 Say that men
01:00:03.200 Should pay
01:00:03.580 In order to
01:00:03.940 Make up
01:00:04.280 For our
01:00:04.540 Many sins
01:00:05.080 Others say
01:00:05.800 That it
01:00:06.040 Isn't enough
01:00:06.740 That the
01:00:08.780 Only reason
01:00:09.100 We shouldn't
01:00:09.520 Do that
01:00:09.800 Is only
01:00:10.040 Because it
01:00:10.640 Couldn't
01:00:10.940 Possibly be
01:00:11.580 Enough
01:00:11.840 To assuage
01:00:13.100 Our guilt
01:00:13.920 For the
01:00:14.660 Patriarchy
01:00:15.100 And then
01:00:15.380 There are
01:00:15.540 Others who
01:00:15.880 Point out
01:00:16.260 That women
01:00:16.640 In many
01:00:16.960 Cases are
01:00:17.420 Doing better
01:00:17.980 Financially
01:00:18.620 Than men
01:00:19.080 And so
01:00:19.440 The financial
01:00:20.160 Burden should
01:00:20.720 Shift over
01:00:21.200 To them
01:00:21.620 In those
01:00:21.920 Cases
01:00:22.260 And nobody
01:00:23.020 Is sure
01:00:23.300 What to
01:00:23.640 Do
01:00:23.800 Everyone
01:00:24.120 Is very
01:00:24.520 Confused
01:00:25.040 So
01:00:25.840 Let me
01:00:27.200 See if
01:00:27.460 I can
01:00:27.740 Lend
01:00:28.160 Some
01:00:29.140 Clarity
01:00:29.620 To the
01:00:30.920 Situation
01:00:31.360 So there
01:00:32.560 Are a few
01:00:32.820 Things going
01:00:33.320 On here
01:00:33.660 First
01:00:34.460 We see
01:00:34.960 The propensity
01:00:35.540 On the
01:00:36.020 Left to
01:00:36.620 In so
01:00:37.380 Many cases
01:00:37.900 Dismantle
01:00:39.260 Something
01:00:39.660 And then
01:00:40.160 Try to
01:00:40.580 Recreate
01:00:41.460 Kind of
01:00:42.120 A simulacrum
01:00:43.100 Of that
01:00:44.040 Thing
01:00:44.480 That they
01:00:45.080 Just destroyed
01:00:45.800 So they
01:00:47.060 Have no
01:00:47.540 Ideas of
01:00:48.120 Their own
01:00:48.460 They have
01:00:48.700 No real
01:00:49.100 Vision of
01:00:49.640 Any kind
01:00:50.120 So they
01:00:51.120 Often end
01:00:51.500 Up plagiarizing
01:00:52.520 The very
01:00:52.920 Ideas that
01:00:53.540 They oppose
01:00:54.160 That's why
01:00:55.400 Many feminists
01:00:56.020 Have ended
01:00:56.360 Up right
01:00:56.840 Back
01:00:57.160 Where it
01:00:57.400 Started
01:00:57.700 Expecting
01:00:58.240 Men
01:00:58.440 To pay
01:00:58.720 For dinner
01:00:59.100 The difference
01:01:00.540 Is that now
01:01:01.220 The reasons
01:01:02.020 Behind this
01:01:03.060 Expectation
01:01:03.920 The underlying
01:01:04.980 Framework
01:01:05.880 Is flimsy
01:01:07.780 And superficial
01:01:08.740 And ridiculous
01:01:09.700 So in the
01:01:11.040 Past
01:01:11.500 Men paid
01:01:12.840 For dinner
01:01:13.240 Because it
01:01:13.900 Was considered
01:01:14.340 A man's
01:01:14.920 Duty to
01:01:15.440 Provide
01:01:15.820 It was his
01:01:16.180 Place
01:01:16.560 It was his
01:01:17.000 Role
01:01:17.420 There was
01:01:18.500 Dignity
01:01:19.180 In it
01:01:19.560 There was
01:01:20.060 A long
01:01:20.380 Tradition
01:01:20.900 Behind it
01:01:21.360 There was
01:01:21.680 The noble
01:01:22.220 And heroic
01:01:22.740 Concept
01:01:23.300 Of chivalry
01:01:24.340 You know
01:01:24.900 All of that
01:01:25.640 Went into
01:01:26.360 The fact
01:01:27.360 That a man
01:01:27.760 Would
01:01:27.960 Clearly
01:01:29.000 Pay for
01:01:29.360 Dinner
01:01:29.600 Well
01:01:31.340 Feminism
01:01:32.020 Hates
01:01:32.940 Everything
01:01:33.500 Noble
01:01:33.900 And heroic
01:01:34.440 And masculine
01:01:35.040 And traditional
01:01:35.580 So all of that
01:01:36.360 Had to go
01:01:36.880 But it still
01:01:38.340 Wants free
01:01:38.860 Meals
01:01:39.180 At bonefish
01:01:39.760 Grill
01:01:40.060 So the
01:01:40.500 Expectations
01:01:41.100 Of chivalry
01:01:41.660 Were reinstated
01:01:43.020 Without the
01:01:44.160 Philosophy
01:01:44.740 Of chivalry
01:01:45.540 Underlying
01:01:46.600 Them
01:01:46.860 So now
01:01:48.080 Men are
01:01:48.500 Expected
01:01:48.860 To pay
01:01:49.340 But not
01:01:50.340 For noble
01:01:50.920 And strong
01:01:51.580 And clear
01:01:52.120 And traditional
01:01:52.740 Reasons
01:01:53.320 But for
01:01:54.320 Whiny
01:01:54.780 And weak
01:01:55.460 And petty
01:01:56.080 Reasons
01:01:56.520 We went
01:01:57.560 From
01:01:57.840 It's a man's
01:01:58.880 Duty to
01:01:59.280 Provide
01:01:59.700 Which is a
01:02:00.400 Strong
01:02:00.880 And clear
01:02:01.480 And positive
01:02:02.300 And truly
01:02:03.480 Empowering
01:02:04.420 Vision
01:02:04.880 Of what the
01:02:06.660 Sexes are
01:02:07.100 Supposed to be
01:02:07.560 Doing
01:02:07.800 To now
01:02:09.160 It's
01:02:09.680 Well you have
01:02:10.240 To pay
01:02:10.660 To heal
01:02:11.080 My generational
01:02:11.880 Trauma
01:02:12.440 Which is
01:02:13.820 Unclear
01:02:14.560 And weak
01:02:15.180 And resentful
01:02:16.120 And petty
01:02:16.900 And negative
01:02:17.840 Feminism
01:02:19.960 Uprooted
01:02:20.540 All of the
01:02:21.380 Trees
01:02:22.360 From the
01:02:22.900 Forest
01:02:23.160 And then
01:02:23.600 Tried to
01:02:23.920 Put the
01:02:24.260 Trees
01:02:24.620 Back
01:02:25.160 Without
01:02:25.800 The roots
01:02:26.460 But they're
01:02:27.400 Not trees
01:02:27.860 Anymore
01:02:28.200 They're just
01:02:28.520 Big logs
01:02:29.260 Sitting precariously
01:02:30.080 On top of
01:02:30.540 The soil
01:02:30.900 Of course
01:02:32.580 Not every
01:02:32.940 Feminist
01:02:33.360 Agrees
01:02:33.680 That the
01:02:33.960 Expectations
01:02:34.540 Of chivalry
01:02:35.020 Should be
01:02:35.320 Reinstated
01:02:35.840 Without the
01:02:36.300 Chivalry
01:02:36.640 Itself
01:02:37.020 Some say
01:02:37.760 That men
01:02:38.140 Should not
01:02:38.560 Pay
01:02:38.780 Some say
01:02:39.180 It should
01:02:39.360 Be 50
01:02:39.660 50
01:02:39.940 Some say
01:02:40.820 Payment
01:02:41.180 Should be
01:02:41.440 Apportioned
01:02:42.040 Based on
01:02:42.400 Income
01:02:42.780 Level
01:02:43.120 But they
01:02:44.600 All seem
01:02:44.940 To agree
01:02:45.260 That there
01:02:45.560 Is something
01:02:46.100 Missing
01:02:46.560 They're not
01:02:47.020 Satisfied
01:02:47.860 And this
01:02:50.600 Is the
01:02:50.860 Case not
01:02:51.260 Just with
01:02:51.600 Paying for
01:02:52.080 Dinner
01:02:52.300 The paying
01:02:52.740 For dinner
01:02:53.040 Thing is
01:02:53.380 A microcosm
01:02:54.820 Of the
01:02:56.140 Confusion
01:02:56.760 That has
01:02:57.700 Come to
01:02:58.040 Define
01:02:58.700 Pretty much
01:02:59.360 Every aspect
01:03:00.380 Of the
01:03:01.240 Male
01:03:01.540 Female
01:03:01.920 Interaction
01:03:02.680 Every aspect
01:03:04.100 Is now a
01:03:04.740 Source of
01:03:05.100 Uncertainty
01:03:05.880 And debate
01:03:06.600 Men and
01:03:08.340 Women
01:03:08.480 Don't
01:03:08.720 Know how
01:03:09.000 To interact
01:03:09.420 With each
01:03:09.740 Other
01:03:09.900 Anymore
01:03:10.180 They don't
01:03:10.600 Know how
01:03:10.800 To date
01:03:11.180 Each other
01:03:11.540 They don't
01:03:11.820 Know how
01:03:12.160 They don't
01:03:12.660 Know what
01:03:12.900 Their
01:03:13.040 Expectations
01:03:13.780 Should be
01:03:14.320 And what
01:03:14.880 Their
01:03:15.020 Responsibilities
01:03:15.740 Are and
01:03:16.760 What expectations
01:03:17.520 They're supposed
01:03:18.040 To be fulfilling
01:03:18.720 From the
01:03:19.200 Other person
01:03:19.800 And which
01:03:20.400 Expectations are
01:03:21.160 Reasonable or
01:03:21.840 Not
01:03:22.020 They don't
01:03:52.020 Their roles
01:03:52.360 Were
01:03:52.640 But feminism
01:03:54.500 Tore all
01:03:55.100 That to
01:03:55.440 Shreds
01:03:55.880 And as
01:03:57.000 Always
01:03:57.260 With the
01:03:57.540 Left
01:03:57.720 They replaced
01:03:58.220 It with
01:03:58.440 Basically
01:03:58.820 Nothing
01:03:59.180 This
01:04:01.880 Newfound
01:04:03.080 Freedom
01:04:03.720 Isn't
01:04:05.380 Making
01:04:05.620 Anybody
01:04:05.960 Happy
01:04:06.380 It's
01:04:06.760 Only
01:04:06.920 Created
01:04:07.280 Anxiety
01:04:07.880 And
01:04:08.220 Paralysis
01:04:08.820 You know
01:04:10.400 We didn't
01:04:10.660 Have this
01:04:11.000 Problem under
01:04:11.440 The old
01:04:11.720 System
01:04:12.060 With the
01:04:12.320 Old
01:04:12.500 Concept
01:04:12.880 Of
01:04:13.080 Gender
01:04:13.380 Roles
01:04:13.880 Men
01:04:14.820 Knew
01:04:15.120 What
01:04:15.260 Was
01:04:15.380 Expected
01:04:15.740 Of
01:04:16.000 Them
01:04:16.160 Women
01:04:16.720 Knew
01:04:16.940 What
01:04:17.100 Their
01:04:17.240 Own
01:04:17.440 Part
01:04:17.720 Was
01:04:18.140 There
01:04:19.080 Was
01:04:19.220 No
01:04:19.380 Awkwardness
01:04:20.100 When
01:04:20.300 The
01:04:20.440 Bill
01:04:20.640 Came
01:04:21.020 And
01:04:22.540 With
01:04:22.880 Their
01:04:23.100 With
01:04:23.340 This
01:04:23.520 Basic
01:04:23.880 Understanding
01:04:24.340 Of
01:04:24.520 Their
01:04:24.640 Own
01:04:24.800 Respective
01:04:25.320 Roles
01:04:25.560 And
01:04:25.660 Responsibilities
01:04:26.180 They
01:04:26.740 Could
01:04:26.940 Move
01:04:27.180 On
01:04:27.500 And
01:04:28.340 Live
01:04:28.500 Their
01:04:28.660 Lives
01:04:29.020 And
01:04:29.140 Get
01:04:29.260 To
01:04:29.380 Know
01:04:29.520 Each
01:04:29.680 Other
01:04:29.840 Without
01:04:30.040 The
01:04:30.260 Anxiety
01:04:30.840 And
01:04:31.380 The
01:04:31.520 Stilted
01:04:32.720 Weird
01:04:33.140 Uncertainty
01:04:34.100 That
01:04:34.300 Defines
01:04:34.920 The
01:04:35.140 Male
01:04:35.420 Female
01:04:35.760 Interaction
01:04:36.340 In
01:04:36.520 The
01:04:36.620 Modern
01:04:36.840 Age
01:04:37.160 So
01:04:39.500 Thank
01:04:39.760 You
01:04:39.880 Again
01:04:40.100 Feminism
01:04:40.580 You
01:04:41.520 Made
01:04:41.720 Everything
01:04:42.140 Worse
01:04:42.540 And
01:04:43.080 Nothing
01:04:43.460 Better
01:04:43.840 You
01:04:45.480 Didn't
01:04:45.680 Solve
01:04:46.000 Any
01:04:46.200 Problems
01:04:47.040 But
01:04:47.200 You
01:04:47.300 Did
01:04:47.480 Manage
01:04:47.780 To
01:04:47.940 Create
01:04:48.200 A
01:04:48.340 Bunch
01:04:48.500 Of
01:04:48.600 New
01:04:48.760 Problems
01:04:49.220 That
01:04:49.420 Didn't
01:04:49.640 Exist
01:04:49.900 Before
01:04:50.220 And
01:04:52.220 For
01:04:52.340 That
01:04:52.500 Reason
01:04:52.840 Feminism
01:04:53.580 Is
01:04:53.940 Once
01:04:54.440 Again
01:04:54.740 Certainly
01:04:55.240 Not
01:04:55.420 For
01:04:55.540 The
01:04:55.620 First
01:04:55.800 Time
01:04:55.980 And
01:04:56.080 Certainly
01:04:56.240 Not
01:04:56.400 For
01:04:56.500 The
01:04:56.580 Last
01:04:56.860 Canceled
01:04:58.660 That
01:04:59.320 That
01:04:59.380 Will
01:04:59.400 Do
01:04:59.480 It
01:04:59.540 For
01:04:59.620 The
01:04:59.720 Show
01:04:59.840 Today
01:05:00.020 Thanks
01:05:00.280 For
01:05:00.380 Watching
01:05:00.620 Thanks
01:05:00.900 For
01:05:01.000 Listening
01:05:01.260 Have
01:05:01.760 A
01:05:01.820 Great
01:05:01.960 Day
01:05:02.260 God
01:05:02.880 Speed