The Matt Walsh Show - April 14, 2021


Ep. 700 - BLM Canonizes Yet Another Violent Abuser Of Women


Episode Stats

Length

53 minutes

Words per Minute

172.9946

Word Count

9,213

Sentence Count

610

Misogynist Sentences

35

Hate Speech Sentences

20


Summary

As rioters continue to destroy Minneapolis over the death of Daunte Wright, the full truth about Wright s death and his life is finally coming out. Does that detail matter? I say it does, and I ll explain why. Plus, our 5 headlines: including the mayor of Brooklyn Center suggesting that cops who do traffic stops shouldn t have guns, and the AP declares that the term mistress is no longer acceptable because it stigmatizes floozies. Finally, we ll talk about something called neo-pronouns.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, as rioters continue to destroy Minneapolis over the death of
00:00:04.300 Daunte Wright, the full truth about Wright's death and his life is finally coming out.
00:00:08.960 Wright was wanted by police after robbing a woman at gunpoint and choking her.
00:00:12.600 Does that detail matter?
00:00:13.980 I say it does, and I'll explain why.
00:00:15.540 Plus, our five headlines, including the mayor of Brooklyn Center, suggesting that cops who
00:00:19.780 do traffic stops shouldn't have guns.
00:00:22.260 What could go wrong?
00:00:23.120 And the AP declares that the term mistress is no longer acceptable because it stigmatizes
00:00:28.260 floozies.
00:00:28.860 It's my word, not theirs.
00:00:30.340 Finally, in our daily cancellation, we'll talk about something called neo-pronouns.
00:00:34.140 If you thought the left couldn't make a bigger mess of pronouns, you were mistaken.
00:00:37.840 We'll talk about that and much more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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00:02:06.380 Well, as we know, one of the very first men canonized by the high priests of the Church
00:02:10.680 of BLM was Michael Brown, described in media reports as a gentle giant, hailed as a promising
00:02:16.200 young man, a valuable member of the community.
00:02:19.620 Brown died while assaulting a police officer and trying to take his gun.
00:02:22.880 George Floyd, whose death at the hands of police is being adjudicated as we speak, died
00:02:26.840 while resisting arrest and high on lethal doses of fentanyl.
00:02:29.580 His rap sheet included the home invasion, armed robbery of a woman.
00:02:33.680 Floyd held the woman at gunpoint and robbed her.
00:02:35.940 One of the other men in his crew pistol whipped the woman at some point during the robbery.
00:02:40.080 Jacob Blake, another canonized saint for BLM, though he's still alive.
00:02:44.140 A man who received ceremonial visits from Joe Biden and other Democratic dignitaries had,
00:02:49.780 a few months before being shot by police, allegedly broke into a woman's house and raped her in
00:02:54.920 her bedroom before stealing her debit card and her vehicle.
00:02:57.600 This crime was reported on the morning it allegedly happened when the woman called 911,
00:03:02.060 distraught and in tears.
00:03:04.020 On the day of the shooting, Blake had returned to the home of his alleged victim and was attempting
00:03:07.860 to take her car keys and her car.
00:03:09.920 He fought the police when they arrived, pulled a knife, and then wound up getting shot.
00:03:14.780 And then Daunte Wright, the latest martyr that BLM has chosen.
00:03:18.520 And I do mean chosen.
00:03:20.400 As we've covered on this show, many black men die every week in this country.
00:03:24.880 Most of them ignored by BLM and the media.
00:03:27.080 Many people are killed in altercations with police every year.
00:03:30.860 Not nearly as many as you may be led to believe by the media, but still many.
00:03:34.880 And most of them are also ignored by BLM and the media.
00:03:38.340 Only certain official victims are selected.
00:03:41.380 Daunte Wright is one.
00:03:43.020 We know about the circumstances surrounding his death.
00:03:45.080 He was pulled over for a minor traffic violation initially.
00:03:48.260 The police discovered that he had an open warrant.
00:03:51.160 They tried to arrest him.
00:03:52.460 He resisted, pushed them away, climbed back into his vehicle, and was shot by a female
00:03:55.840 officer who says that she meant to use her taser and not her gun.
00:03:59.680 We knew all that.
00:04:01.620 And now an extra piece of the puzzle has been revealed.
00:04:04.820 The Daily Mail has the report.
00:04:06.560 So I'm going to read now from the Daily Mail.
00:04:08.620 And I want to read as much of this report as I can because it's all important information.
00:04:13.940 This is what they say.
00:04:15.880 Daunte Wright choked a woman and threatened to shoot her if she did not hand over $820
00:04:20.280 she had stuffed in her bra, court papers obtained by DailyMail.com allege.
00:04:25.500 That is the case that led to a warrant for his arrest at the time that he was shot and
00:04:28.780 killed by police officer Kimberly Potter in Minnesota on Sunday, leading to days of unrest.
00:04:33.600 An online speculation that he didn't know there was a warrant for his arrest is false,
00:04:37.840 DailyMail.com has learned.
00:04:38.980 A letter returned to the court for having a wrong address was giving notice of a court
00:04:43.360 date in August and had nothing to do with the warrant.
00:04:46.360 Wright was allegedly pulled over for having expired license plate tags, though he called
00:04:49.840 his mother and told her it was for having an air freshener hanging on his rearview mirror.
00:04:53.700 While checking his details, Potter and the other officers learned of the warrant.
00:05:00.660 Okay, then the article goes into greater detail about the crime that led to his warrant being
00:05:05.520 issued.
00:05:06.120 Here are those details.
00:05:07.140 It says, charging papers say that he and a second man, Emma J. Driver, went to a home
00:05:14.420 shared by two women in Oseo, Minnesota, to party, quote unquote, in December 2019.
00:05:20.380 At the time, Wright was 19 and Driver was 18.
00:05:24.480 The women asked them to leave around 2.30 a.m. on December 1st, but they said they didn't
00:05:29.640 have a ride and the women, who are not identified in the court documents, allowed them to sleep
00:05:33.300 on the floor.
00:05:33.700 In the morning, one of the women went to the bank to get her $820 rent money, which she
00:05:39.520 gave to the other woman and then left for work.
00:05:42.540 As Wright, Driver, and the second woman were leaving, Wright allegedly tried to hold up
00:05:47.160 the woman.
00:05:48.100 The three of them were walking to the door to exit the apartment, and defendant Wright
00:05:51.560 turned around and blocked the door, preventing the victim from leaving, according to the report
00:05:55.960 written by Oseo Police Officer Shane Mickelson.
00:05:58.580 Defendant Wright then pulled a black handgun with silver trim out from either his right waistband
00:06:03.320 or his right coat pocket and pointed it at the victim and demanded the rent money, continued
00:06:08.460 Mickelson.
00:06:09.540 The victim said, are you serious?
00:06:11.740 Defendant Wright replied, give me the effing money.
00:06:14.040 I know you have it.
00:06:15.860 When the woman again asked him if he was serious, Wright is said to have replied, I'm not playing
00:06:20.180 around.
00:06:21.680 Mickelson's report said, quote,
00:06:23.840 The $820 cash was tucked in the victim's bra and defendant Wright placed his hand around
00:06:30.040 the victim's neck and choked her while trying to pull the cash from under her bra.
00:06:36.600 So now we've got sexual assault that we could also add to the list of what's happening here.
00:06:41.700 The victim was able to get loose from defendant Wright and started to kneel down and scream.
00:06:45.400 After more yelling, Wright allegedly told the woman that he was going to shoot her unless
00:06:49.060 he got the money.
00:06:50.640 He allegedly said, quote, give me the money and we'll leave.
00:06:53.280 Give me the money and we'll go.
00:06:55.220 Mickelson added, defendant Wright then tried to choke victim a second time and tried to take
00:06:58.920 her money.
00:06:59.880 Defendant driver was telling her to give defendant Wright the money.
00:07:04.340 Now it goes on to explain.
00:07:05.600 So just quickly to review there.
00:07:09.920 He stayed at, he was allowed to stay at this woman's house.
00:07:12.580 And, uh, and then he knew the next day they were going to get rent money to pay their rent.
00:07:21.200 And his decision was to pull a gun and rob them and to choke her in the process.
00:07:26.700 And then also reaching his hand into her bra, which is sexual assault on top of it.
00:07:32.280 Even if he wasn't charged with that, that's what that is.
00:07:34.580 So we've got choking a woman, sexually assaulting her and robbing her at gunpoint to take her
00:07:38.240 rent, her rent money.
00:07:39.920 That's Dante Wright.
00:07:40.860 Quote, upstanding citizen.
00:07:43.340 Now it goes on to explain that the victim reported the crime to police easily identified
00:07:47.720 Wright, obviously as the culprit.
00:07:48.960 And then he was arrested.
00:07:50.300 And then this quote, Wright's bail was originally, originally set at $100,000 with orders that
00:07:55.620 he should not contact the victim or any witness, refrain from drugs and alcohol and not have
00:08:00.140 any weapons.
00:08:01.060 A bond, a bond mailsman paid for $40,000 for his release, but his bail was revoked in July
00:08:07.740 last year due to his failure to not possess a firearm or ammunition and not keeping in
00:08:13.300 touch with the probation officer, court paper show.
00:08:15.800 At that time, a judge issued a warrant for his arrest that was still outstanding on the
00:08:19.440 day that he died.
00:08:20.660 Okay.
00:08:20.920 So the warrant for Wright's arrest was not simply because he had a handgun without a
00:08:28.500 permit.
00:08:28.960 It certainly wasn't because of an air freshener, which was the insane lie promulgated on Twitter.
00:08:34.360 It was because he robbed a woman at gunpoint and choked her.
00:08:39.080 Slight difference, you might say.
00:08:41.660 Originally, we were told air freshener.
00:08:43.660 Turns out, no, he robbed a woman at gunpoint and choked her.
00:08:46.940 That's why he was arrested.
00:08:48.460 This means that of the three most recent and most prominent BLM martyrs, the three men
00:08:54.340 BLM insists we collectively wail and mourn and honor and celebrate, and whose faces we
00:08:58.720 must paint in murals and names we must remember and repeat, all three of them, all three committed
00:09:05.000 unthinkably brutal and violent attacks against women.
00:09:08.940 All three were tormentors and victimizers of women.
00:09:12.700 These are not men accused of Me Too-style harassment, but of some of the cruelest and most vicious
00:09:20.080 abuse a person can possibly inflict on another person.
00:09:26.260 Now the question, does it matter?
00:09:31.200 Specifically for Daunte Wright, does it matter that he allegedly committed this heinous act?
00:09:35.500 Well, that is such a stupid question that I almost don't want to answer it, but I will.
00:09:41.000 Yes, it matters.
00:09:42.160 And it matters a lot, and for a lot of reasons.
00:09:44.880 But let's focus on three.
00:09:47.540 First, simply, it's true.
00:09:49.600 I mean, this is the truth.
00:09:50.460 The truth matters.
00:09:51.240 This is what happened.
00:09:52.460 We may be screamed at.
00:09:53.520 We may have all kinds of labels thrown at us for speaking the truth, but the truth remains
00:09:58.400 the truth.
00:09:58.720 The truth is that Daunte Wright was wanted by the police for robbing a woman at gunpoint and
00:10:02.260 choking her and also sexually assaulting her.
00:10:04.460 That is a truth that in several ways contradicts BLM's narrative.
00:10:09.840 It's a truth they don't want us to know or to speak.
00:10:14.160 And that's why it should be known and should be spoken.
00:10:16.600 The truth matters.
00:10:19.200 When you say any truth and people start screaming at you and telling you to shut up, what that
00:10:23.880 tells you is keep saying it and say it louder.
00:10:26.620 There is never a good reason for people to try to shut down what is true or to conceal
00:10:36.640 what is true.
00:10:37.380 We could leave it at that, but we won't.
00:10:43.800 Second point, as established, a lot of people die every day in this country, often unjustly,
00:10:48.740 usually at the hands of another civilian, but sometimes at the hands of agents of the state.
00:10:53.040 Of all of that death, all of that misery, all of that suffering, all of that loss, these
00:10:59.800 men in particular, these men especially are chosen by the cultural powers that be, and
00:11:05.200 we are told that we should honor and mourn them more than we honor and mourn the average
00:11:10.660 murder victim.
00:11:11.420 Of which, again, there are thousands.
00:11:16.060 They are the ones who get the politicians weeping beside their golden caskets.
00:11:20.300 They are the ones with the murals and the streets named after them.
00:11:24.720 Our reaction to their deaths goes way beyond, way, way beyond simply calling for accountability.
00:11:31.840 This is not just that.
00:11:34.340 If that's all that was happening, then the personal brutality and evil committed by these
00:11:39.120 people wouldn't be as relevant.
00:11:41.420 But that's not all that's happening, not even close.
00:11:45.600 They receive treatment that is very close to worship.
00:11:48.920 Sometimes in Floyd's case, not close to worship, but actual, literal worship.
00:11:55.520 And because of that, it becomes all the more necessary to speak the truth about who these
00:12:01.260 people were, what they did, the harm they caused, and to ask whether they, of all people,
00:12:09.720 should be the ones with halos placed around their heads.
00:12:12.840 Now, third point.
00:12:17.080 Finally, this crime by Daunte Wright, his armed robbery of a woman, is what led directly to
00:12:25.560 his arrest, which is what led to his death.
00:12:28.000 It's a part of the story inextricably.
00:12:31.680 If Daunte Wright had not robbed a woman at gunpoint, he would be alive today.
00:12:36.440 That is indisputable.
00:12:39.420 And it brings us to this fact.
00:12:41.660 And here is the most forbidden truth of all, the thing that we simply are not allowed to
00:12:45.680 say, but I will say it.
00:12:47.240 And the truth is this, going all the way back to Michael Brown and back up again to Daunte
00:12:52.480 Wright, so often the BLM martyrs are violent men, bad men, who had little regard for human
00:13:01.160 life and who ultimately met the fate that so often befalls men of that sort.
00:13:07.820 Does this mean that they deserve to die?
00:13:11.020 No, that's not the point.
00:13:12.960 Okay, the point is simply that when you live that kind of lifestyle, you probably will die
00:13:21.760 sooner than later, if not at the hands of police than at the hands of another criminal
00:13:25.840 on the street.
00:13:27.120 Okay, if you're the kind of person who would even conceive of pulling a gun out and robbing
00:13:35.820 a woman at gunpoint while she's trying to get her rent money, then you are the kind of
00:13:41.240 person who will very likely die before you get old and gray.
00:13:47.940 If we don't want people like Daunte Wright to die, then we should tell them not to live
00:13:54.260 like he lived.
00:13:55.080 In the words of the gospel, live by the sword, die by the sword.
00:14:01.220 That's a message that stood the test of time.
00:14:05.040 And it certainly applies here.
00:14:07.620 Now let's get to our five headlines.
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00:15:41.260 So the mayor of Brooklyn Center has a brilliant idea about police reform.
00:15:46.460 A lot of brilliant ideas about police reform are going around, especially on the left right
00:15:50.560 now, before we get to the mayor, actually Rashida Tlaib, one member of the squad, said a couple
00:15:57.920 days ago, announced that we should abolish police and abolish incarceration.
00:16:04.360 So it's not an exaggeration to say that she wants to free every prisoner in jail right now,
00:16:10.500 in prison.
00:16:10.920 She wants to, there's no incarceration.
00:16:12.820 Let them all out of jail.
00:16:14.040 Nobody goes to jail.
00:16:14.840 So the child molesters and child rapists, uh, they get to get out of jail.
00:16:20.100 That's what Rashida Tlaib wants to free every child rapist from prison.
00:16:24.440 That is an accurate statement.
00:16:27.660 Um, now, I mean, it is, it is sort of interesting in her case that she says she wants to abolish
00:16:34.240 incarceration, abolish the police.
00:16:36.120 Um, did, did, I'll go back and check.
00:16:38.480 Does anyone remember Rashida Tlaib?
00:16:40.300 Uh, speaking out against the incarceration of the protesters on January 6th at Capitol Hill?
00:16:47.320 What does she have to say about that?
00:16:50.140 Because they're being hunted down and thrown in prison, sometimes getting lengthy prison
00:16:56.020 sentences, uh, or, or, you know, charges that carry lengthy prison sentences put on their
00:17:00.880 head and has Rashida Tlaib, she wants to abolish incarceration.
00:17:04.720 Shouldn't she be speaking out against that?
00:17:06.540 No, I don't think so.
00:17:07.180 Because of course, when she says abolish incarceration, we know that, that she means that in a very
00:17:15.000 selective way, but she wants to abolish incarceration for certain people.
00:17:22.520 It's not even just, it's not that she wants to abolish incarceration for certain crimes.
00:17:28.380 No, it's for certain people shouldn't go to jail, no matter what they do.
00:17:33.300 So, that's her view.
00:17:35.660 The mayor of, uh, Brooklyn Center has a view that is nearly as crazy, and let's listen to
00:17:40.600 what he has to say.
00:17:42.200 Uh, and, uh, make sure that, you know, we sit down and, and, and go through it and, and
00:17:48.200 see how we can implement.
00:17:49.260 I don't believe that officers need to necessarily, uh, have weapons, uh, you know, uh, every time
00:17:59.720 they, they're, they're making a traffic stop, uh, or, or engaged in, uh, situations that don't
00:18:09.100 necessarily call for, uh, for weapons.
00:18:12.160 We know that there are other, many other jurisdictions, or even around the world where,
00:18:16.940 uh, that is not, you know, necessarily the case.
00:18:20.880 It's not needed.
00:18:23.100 You know, I don't believe that construction workers necessarily need hard hats.
00:18:29.520 Uh, you know, I don't get it.
00:18:31.740 I think they look stupid in the hard hats.
00:18:33.360 It's silly.
00:18:34.460 What do you guys, I mean, you're on a construction site.
00:18:37.100 How often does something fall on your head, right?
00:18:39.040 It doesn't happen all that often.
00:18:40.900 You don't need a hard hat all the time.
00:18:43.860 I mean, I'm not on the construction site and I need the people on the construction site
00:18:48.200 to build stuff so that I can, you know, uh, take advantage of the things they build.
00:18:52.500 But I'm going to sit off on my couch and, uh, drink a beer and start, start giving my opinion
00:18:59.260 about the safety measures taken by construction workers.
00:19:02.420 Look at them and they're stupid hard hats.
00:19:06.720 It's the exact same thing, kind of thing here.
00:19:09.620 Now he's, he's standing off on the sideline and saying, oh, they don't need guns.
00:19:13.580 Eh, what do they need that for?
00:19:15.740 Yeah, a trap, any, any cop knows that a traffic stop can turn fatal for the officer in a split
00:19:24.040 second.
00:19:26.040 And what this, this happens a lot, you know, you can go online and find video.
00:19:33.560 You're not going to find a lot of news articles about this kind of thing.
00:19:35.480 Cause the media doesn't report on that.
00:19:36.720 But if you, if you go and look, you can find, and you want to see it, you can find video,
00:19:41.300 uh, dash cam footage and so forth.
00:19:43.020 Officers in a normal traffic stop, you know, enforcing a traffic regulation.
00:19:48.900 Next thing you know, they're getting shot at.
00:19:52.300 Now the mayor of Brooklyn center, his view is that if a, if you start, if a cop is getting
00:19:59.500 shot at during traffic stop, well, you just have to die.
00:20:01.860 That's all just die.
00:20:03.540 I mean, I guess you could surrender, go down to your knees, put your hands up, apologize.
00:20:08.600 You can try to make a run back to your car and hide, but you know, maybe a little
00:20:13.000 just die.
00:20:13.780 You know, he doesn't care if police die.
00:20:15.940 He really doesn't.
00:20:18.140 Democrats in general don't.
00:20:21.020 They, they, it makes no difference to them.
00:20:22.520 They do not care.
00:20:23.480 The lives of police officers mean nothing to them.
00:20:27.760 In fact, in many cases, they're happy when, when cops die, which is why, you know, you
00:20:33.060 remember I said a couple months ago with officer Brian Sicknick at the Capitol, who, by the
00:20:37.560 way, we still have not been told what exactly, you know, how officer Sicknick died.
00:20:42.780 We were told by the media immediately that he was killed by a protester at the Capitol,
00:20:47.220 but somehow, even though he was murdered and the media knew that right away, nobody's been
00:20:52.700 charged with murdering him.
00:20:53.680 We do know that, that the other deaths, remember we were told, now I'm getting sidetracked a
00:21:00.560 little bit, we were told by the media that the riot on Capitol Hill was a deadly riot
00:21:07.200 and five people died.
00:21:08.480 Well, the medical examiner in DC last week finally came out and admitted that three of
00:21:16.940 the deaths were medical emergencies.
00:21:19.140 In fact, well, two were, you know, heart conditions, medical emergency, people with
00:21:21.800 medical conditions, tragically died.
00:21:24.480 Another person died of a drug overdose.
00:21:27.740 Okay.
00:21:28.220 So those were counted in the tally for five.
00:21:30.060 That's how they got to the deadly riot.
00:21:31.600 Then another person, Ashley Babbitt was a homicide victim.
00:21:34.620 She was killed by a Capitol police officer.
00:21:36.040 And then we have Brian Sicknick, we're not being told anything about him.
00:21:39.260 The only confirmed homicide in the quote, deadly riot was the homicide that a, that a
00:21:47.260 protester was a victim of.
00:21:52.540 But in any case, Brian Sicknick, you know, um, however he died, it's a terrible, tragic thing.
00:21:57.780 And the Democrats and the media are mourning officer Sicknick calling for flags to be at
00:22:07.380 hats, half staff, talking about the great service that he provided for the community, talking
00:22:11.660 about how they feel for his family and his wife and his children.
00:22:15.000 Uh, and of course, yes, that it is a terrible tragedy and the flag should be flown and half
00:22:21.320 massed.
00:22:22.000 And we do feel terrible for his family.
00:22:24.660 The difference is though, that the Democrats saying that they don't really mean it.
00:22:28.500 I don't believe.
00:22:29.380 And I didn't believe then for a second that they actually cared about Brian Sicknick's
00:22:33.480 death because he's the only cop that these Democrats, I was running through a number of
00:22:43.260 names.
00:22:43.660 I could, I just decided to go with Democrats.
00:22:45.200 He's the only cop that they pretended to care about.
00:22:49.800 Many cops have died over the last five years.
00:22:54.300 Can you think of any other police officer that the majority of Democrats, you know, were
00:23:00.720 publicly mourning out of all the police officers who have died?
00:23:04.100 So on, um, on the rare occasion when mourning a police officer's death is politically expedient
00:23:13.500 and convenient for the Democrats, that's when they pretend to care.
00:23:16.080 But in every other case, they couldn't give a less of a damn.
00:23:23.180 Um, all right.
00:23:25.660 Speaking of, uh, of not caring if police officers die or if people die in general, Chelsea Handler
00:23:31.280 tweeted this, she says, why would any person of color ever comply with a police officer
00:23:37.440 when there's a 50, 50 shot of getting accidentally shot, accidentally in quotes, quotes, 50, 50.
00:23:45.080 And this tweet, a bunch of retweets, people liking it, commenting, oh, this is real.
00:23:49.000 Yep.
00:23:49.720 Amen to that.
00:23:52.120 This is a Chelsea Handler trying to get people killed, specifically trying to get young black
00:23:59.660 men killed.
00:24:00.120 That's what she's doing.
00:24:02.840 You might as well not comply because there's a 50, 50 chance that you're 50, 50.
00:24:08.940 Where are you getting that statistic from?
00:24:11.220 50% chance.
00:24:13.460 Well, she's pulling it from her fevered imagination.
00:24:16.140 It's not based in reality whatsoever.
00:24:18.840 It also doesn't even make sense.
00:24:20.900 I mean, even if I were to put aside the insane 50% statistic that she's made up.
00:24:26.400 She's claiming that you're likely to get shot if you comply.
00:24:34.100 So you may as well not.
00:24:35.780 What?
00:24:36.200 In almost every case of a person, doesn't matter what their race is, getting shot by
00:24:44.980 the cops, it's when they're not complying.
00:24:47.380 Dante Wright was getting arrested and was not in any physical danger whatsoever.
00:24:54.080 They were cuffing him.
00:24:55.520 They weren't even yelling at him or anything.
00:24:57.240 They were cuffing him.
00:24:57.960 They're going to bring him to the police car.
00:24:59.020 That was all fine.
00:25:01.820 It's when he started resisting arrest, that is how he ended up getting shot.
00:25:07.820 So you might as well not comply because you're going to get shot anyway.
00:25:12.260 Really?
00:25:12.800 I mean, from the last 10 years, how many cases can you provide?
00:25:17.940 How many examples can you provide of somebody who was not resisting arrest and was complying
00:25:23.960 and yet got shot and killed by the cops anyway?
00:25:27.800 I know you can point to a few examples.
00:25:31.540 And in nearly all of those small, that small, small sliver, that small, small, small minority
00:25:36.500 of cases, in almost all of them, the police officer involved goes to jail.
00:25:42.180 I mean, there was the Dallas police officer, the Botham Jean in, I think it was in Dallas.
00:25:47.540 He was in his own apartment when an off-duty police officer walked in and shot him.
00:25:52.080 She thought it was her own apartment, she says.
00:25:56.000 Terrible tragedy.
00:25:57.080 Horrible, horrible thing.
00:25:58.200 She went to prison.
00:25:59.200 She's going to prison for 10 years for that.
00:26:02.960 In nearly every case, when someone gets shot by the cops, it's because they're not complying.
00:26:10.720 Not because they are.
00:26:13.460 Chelsea Handler, she may be a total moron, but she knows that.
00:26:17.160 She also knows that 50-50 is something that she made up.
00:26:20.240 But she doesn't, you know, it works for her ideologically when young black men get killed
00:26:26.000 by the police, so she's fine with it continuing to happen.
00:26:33.040 BLM activist Kim Brown, I wanted to play this clip for you as well.
00:26:36.940 She's on a, I think this is her own show, which, yeah, okay, this is called Burn It.
00:26:40.860 The name of her podcast or show or YouTube show, whatever it is, is called Burn It Down.
00:26:44.940 So you kind of get an idea of where she's coming from.
00:26:47.460 And here's what she had to say.
00:26:48.860 Making an eloquent case in favor of rioting and looting.
00:26:51.800 Let's listen to that.
00:26:53.080 I support all that s**t.
00:26:54.920 I support them looting the s**t dollar tree.
00:26:58.420 I support the looting of, what other s**t did they loot?
00:27:02.000 Like the advanced auto parts.
00:27:04.980 I remember last year they looted Target.
00:27:07.520 I support all that s**t.
00:27:08.900 Loot all that s**t.
00:27:09.780 Do you know why?
00:27:10.980 Because black people and marginalized and oppressed people could loot every store in this whole
00:27:17.420 s**t country for 200 s**t years.
00:27:19.820 It would not even come close to the debt that America owes us.
00:27:25.100 Okay.
00:27:26.160 Yeah.
00:27:27.040 So that is full-throated defense of rioting and looting.
00:27:31.520 We hear that all the time from BLM activists.
00:27:35.880 This is not shocking at all.
00:27:37.580 It's not just that they're doing it, but they support it in principle and will explicitly defend it.
00:27:45.280 And will do so publicly without apology.
00:27:50.120 And yet we're still told that the BLM movement is mostly peaceful.
00:27:54.060 A peaceful movement.
00:27:56.260 The fact that they're both looting and rioting and defending it and encouraging it and saying do it more.
00:28:02.560 Yeah, you're not supposed to hear that.
00:28:04.180 Just ignore that part.
00:28:07.580 Of course, what she said there is wrong on so many levels and we could spend all day dissecting it and tearing it apart.
00:28:17.060 But let's start with one really basic thing here.
00:28:21.200 That she claims that she is owed a debt from America.
00:28:24.740 She's wrong about that.
00:28:27.980 America doesn't owe you anything, whatever your race is.
00:28:30.900 You're not owed anything simply for existing.
00:28:34.980 Okay.
00:28:35.460 We're not in debt to you.
00:28:37.680 Society is not in debt to you.
00:28:40.220 And again, I don't care what your race is.
00:28:44.320 Society is not in debt to you.
00:28:48.880 But if you live like that with that kind of mentality, then this is what you end up with.
00:28:53.040 And if enough people live like that with that mentality, you end up with rioting and looting.
00:28:59.880 But even if America did, in some mysterious way, collectively owe you a debt,
00:29:09.040 why are you taking it out on the Dollar Tree or AutoZone?
00:29:13.320 How do they owe it to you?
00:29:16.960 The people who work there, many of them minorities.
00:29:22.060 So you're taking this debt that you think really white America owes you,
00:29:27.380 you're taking it out on your own community.
00:29:32.420 The Dollar Tree in Minneapolis, that's not white America that you're tearing down.
00:29:37.360 It's not capitalism that you're tearing down.
00:29:39.820 It is your own community that you're victimizing.
00:29:42.220 People in your community work there.
00:29:46.120 People in your community depend on that place.
00:29:48.060 They go and they shop there.
00:29:50.280 You tore it apart and burned it down.
00:29:55.120 So even on your own logic, it doesn't make any sense.
00:30:00.100 But there really is no logic at all.
00:30:01.860 So at the end of the day, it's simply destruction for destruction's case.
00:30:06.220 And for looters, the motivation for most looters of all stripes is simply,
00:30:14.500 I could get free stuff and I want free stuff.
00:30:17.140 It doesn't get much deeper than that, I think, for the average looter.
00:30:22.120 All right.
00:30:22.420 Let's move on to this from the Daily Wire.
00:30:25.100 It says,
00:30:25.320 As female athletes around the country fight to keep biological men from competing with them,
00:30:30.440 the National Collegiate Athletic Association, NCAA, has announced its unequivocal support for transgender student athletes.
00:30:36.580 In a statement released on Monday, the NCAA said it unequivocally supports the transgender community
00:30:41.220 and expressed no misgivings about the real prospect of biological men out-competing women in their given sport.
00:30:47.320 It says,
00:30:49.780 The NCAA Board of Governors firmly and unequivocally supports the opportunity for transgender student athletes to compete in college sports.
00:30:56.660 This commitment is grounded in our values of inclusion and fair competition.
00:31:02.760 Fair, this is their values of fair competition.
00:31:05.960 The fact that they value fair competition is why they're okay with biological men competing against women.
00:31:10.300 Because of fair competition.
00:31:13.260 The NCAA continued,
00:31:14.200 The NCAA has a long-standing policy that provides a more inclusive path for transgender participation in college sports.
00:31:21.520 Our approach, which requires testosterone suppression treatment for transgender women to compete in women's sports,
00:31:26.480 embraces the evolving science on this issue and is anchored in participation policies of both the International Olympic Committee
00:31:31.800 and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
00:31:34.400 Inclusion and fairness can coexist for all student athletes, including transgender athletes, at all levels of sports.
00:31:39.340 And it goes on from there.
00:31:43.700 All of it just doesn't go incoherent as what I just read to you.
00:31:49.780 First of all, as always,
00:31:52.480 this is being framed as,
00:31:55.900 oh, we have to make sure that transgender people can compete in sports.
00:32:00.340 Well, no,
00:32:01.460 there was never a point where they couldn't compete.
00:32:03.980 No one is saying that they can't compete.
00:32:08.660 That is not a position that anyone holds.
00:32:12.100 At least, I've never heard it.
00:32:13.420 Have you?
00:32:13.880 I've never heard anyone,
00:32:15.440 certainly anyone in any position of power or authority,
00:32:18.480 stand up and say that transgender people should not be allowed to compete in sports, period.
00:32:21.840 No one's saying that.
00:32:22.520 All we're saying is that everyone,
00:32:27.240 no matter how you identify,
00:32:28.760 everyone can compete against their own biological sex.
00:32:33.120 That is inclusion,
00:32:35.400 and that's equality.
00:32:37.780 Same policy for everyone.
00:32:39.460 Everyone is welcome.
00:32:41.140 Same policy for everyone.
00:32:43.100 Same rules for everyone.
00:32:45.120 Inclusion, fairness, equality, all of that.
00:32:47.580 When you start putting men against women in women's sports,
00:32:53.160 that is not you embracing equality, fairness, and inclusion,
00:32:57.540 but that is you getting rid of equality, fairness, and inclusion.
00:33:02.220 All right.
00:33:03.060 What else do we have here?
00:33:06.020 This is from the New York Post.
00:33:07.300 It says,
00:33:07.640 New York State Senator Julia Salazar,
00:33:10.240 a Democrat from Brooklyn,
00:33:11.900 says an older male colleague once told her that she looked like a Bond girl
00:33:15.420 while in the legislative chamber.
00:33:16.960 Salazar, 30,
00:33:18.820 recalled the encounter in a New York Times article published Monday
00:33:21.520 that detailed Albany's toxic environment for women.
00:33:25.000 She told the newspaper,
00:33:25.780 it seemed odd for my male colleague to say that.
00:33:28.880 Salazar, who joined the legislature in 2019,
00:33:32.660 said the Republican Senator randomly made the comment
00:33:35.020 as they sat near each other in the chamber.
00:33:37.680 She asked that the Senator,
00:33:39.160 who has since retired,
00:33:40.000 not be identified.
00:33:41.960 She also remembered another incident
00:33:43.500 in which a fellow legislator's staffer
00:33:45.300 made inappropriate comments to her
00:33:46.700 at a 2019 fundraiser.
00:33:49.060 He said,
00:33:49.700 quote,
00:33:49.960 you should be on a calendar.
00:33:52.080 And she said she was so embarrassed that she left.
00:33:55.840 Well, look,
00:33:56.320 I think we should be sympathetic
00:33:57.360 to the men who said these comments
00:34:00.360 to Julia Salazar
00:34:01.480 because they're already blind.
00:34:02.980 And let's not add insult to injury for them.
00:34:07.200 That was me.
00:34:07.840 That's a joke.
00:34:08.260 I don't even know what Julia Salazar looks like.
00:34:09.900 I'm sure she's a good looking woman.
00:34:10.760 I have no idea.
00:34:11.780 I just,
00:34:12.360 I can't see,
00:34:14.260 I can't bring myself to see
00:34:16.800 how a compliment
00:34:18.460 could be embarrassing and traumatizing
00:34:22.620 that you would even remember it two years later
00:34:25.380 and you're reporting it to the newspaper
00:34:26.920 and how it counts as harassment.
00:34:32.240 I'm trying to think back in my own life.
00:34:34.120 I don't think I've ever received a compliment.
00:34:38.320 Yeah,
00:34:38.660 I don't think I've ever received a compliment
00:34:39.840 that traumatized me.
00:34:40.720 I don't think I've ever received a compliment
00:34:41.720 that upset me.
00:34:43.760 I don't know if I've ever received a compliment
00:34:45.420 and I thought to myself,
00:34:46.180 you know,
00:34:46.440 I really wish that person
00:34:47.340 hadn't complimented me like that.
00:34:50.900 Now, granted,
00:34:51.640 I don't receive a lot of compliments,
00:34:53.220 so,
00:34:53.740 you know,
00:34:54.160 I don't know.
00:34:55.100 Maybe if you're so privileged
00:34:56.060 that you get complimented all the time,
00:34:57.540 after a while,
00:34:58.120 you get sick of it.
00:35:00.100 I'm not sure.
00:35:01.380 Finally,
00:35:01.800 this is the AP Style Guide.
00:35:03.380 They had this.
00:35:04.260 They tweeted this on Tuesday.
00:35:06.300 They said,
00:35:07.020 don't use the term mistress
00:35:08.220 for a woman
00:35:09.000 who is in a long-term sexual relationship with
00:35:11.040 and is financially supported by
00:35:12.220 a man who is married to someone else.
00:35:14.260 Instead,
00:35:14.660 use an alternative
00:35:15.320 like companion,
00:35:16.740 friend,
00:35:17.100 or lover
00:35:17.540 on first reference
00:35:18.820 and provide additional details later.
00:35:23.320 Companion or friend.
00:35:25.280 Yeah,
00:35:25.640 don't use,
00:35:26.240 don't use mistress.
00:35:28.800 I think the preferred term is
00:35:30.180 home-wrecking hussy,
00:35:31.820 I believe.
00:35:34.960 Which,
00:35:35.460 even there,
00:35:36.180 you know,
00:35:36.540 I only use that
00:35:37.680 because it's an alliteration
00:35:38.700 and it's fun.
00:35:39.300 Alliterations are fun.
00:35:40.540 This is maybe my most feminist,
00:35:42.280 this is the most feminist opinion
00:35:43.360 you'll ever hear me give.
00:35:44.640 I actually don't like,
00:35:46.380 hussy is fine
00:35:47.100 for anyone involved in an affair.
00:35:49.820 And mistress is fine too.
00:35:52.200 And,
00:35:52.620 um,
00:35:53.280 really people that are involved in affairs
00:35:54.900 or there's like no insult
00:35:55.840 that is beneath them.
00:35:56.860 But,
00:35:57.200 I don't,
00:35:58.360 I don't love the term home-wrecker
00:35:59.600 for the woman
00:36:01.460 in that scenario,
00:36:02.900 the mistress
00:36:03.360 for the married man.
00:36:04.740 because she's not really the one,
00:36:08.680 it's,
00:36:09.000 the guy is the one
00:36:09.880 wrecking his own home.
00:36:11.540 He's the one who made
00:36:12.640 the undying commitment
00:36:13.840 to his,
00:36:14.380 to his wife
00:36:15.580 and to his family.
00:36:18.120 And,
00:36:18.360 and,
00:36:18.520 and,
00:36:18.740 and he is now violating that
00:36:20.160 and choosing to destroy
00:36:21.240 his own home
00:36:22.320 and his own,
00:36:22.980 and,
00:36:23.180 you know,
00:36:23.540 in his marriage,
00:36:24.520 his children's lives.
00:36:26.760 I mean,
00:36:26.900 he's,
00:36:27.040 he's potentially putting
00:36:28.540 his children's childhood
00:36:30.120 and everything on the line
00:36:31.360 for the sake of this sexual tryst.
00:36:33.500 So,
00:36:34.080 I will say,
00:36:35.760 I'm,
00:36:35.940 you know,
00:36:36.500 I think
00:36:38.420 it's unfair
00:36:40.000 to put homewrecker
00:36:40.780 on the woman there.
00:36:41.560 It should really go to the man.
00:36:43.740 Maybe that's the way
00:36:44.480 to break this up.
00:36:45.900 The woman is,
00:36:46.720 is the mistress,
00:36:47.300 the man is the homewrecker.
00:36:48.580 There we go.
00:36:49.320 Compromise.
00:36:49.720 You see?
00:36:51.340 It is possible.
00:36:52.840 All right,
00:36:52.980 let's move on to reading
00:36:53.660 the YouTube comments.
00:36:54.760 It says,
00:36:55.220 this is from John says,
00:36:56.220 I was a roofer for 20 years
00:36:57.440 and I never encountered
00:36:58.400 one that was a female.
00:37:00.120 I've seen a few ladies
00:37:01.120 that cleaned the ground
00:37:01.960 around the job site though.
00:37:04.620 Yeah,
00:37:05.000 we were talking about
00:37:06.060 the issue of representation
00:37:07.740 and how,
00:37:08.660 you know,
00:37:08.820 it's,
00:37:09.640 it's,
00:37:09.960 it's funny how
00:37:10.760 we're told there needs
00:37:11.860 to be more minority
00:37:13.400 and female representation
00:37:14.360 in jobs,
00:37:15.780 like,
00:37:16.020 like in places like Hollywood.
00:37:17.800 Okay?
00:37:18.260 And those kinds of really,
00:37:20.960 um,
00:37:22.140 those kinds of jobs
00:37:23.560 that society tends to,
00:37:25.000 to,
00:37:25.260 to value
00:37:25.840 even incorrectly
00:37:27.320 or disproportionately.
00:37:28.160 But you never hear anyone
00:37:30.320 complain that there are
00:37:31.380 no female roofers
00:37:32.440 or very few
00:37:33.260 or garbage collectors.
00:37:35.320 I actually looked this up
00:37:36.280 after the show
00:37:36.760 because I was curious
00:37:37.440 and not surprisingly,
00:37:39.780 90% of garbage collectors
00:37:41.220 are men
00:37:41.700 and close to 70%
00:37:44.160 are white.
00:37:44.620 So this is a white male
00:37:46.380 occupation.
00:37:47.440 The people that are
00:37:48.260 cleaning your garbage
00:37:48.940 are,
00:37:49.680 by and large,
00:37:51.160 white males.
00:37:52.960 Odd that no,
00:37:53.720 no one ever complains
00:37:54.440 about that.
00:37:54.880 No one ever talks about
00:37:55.940 minority and female
00:37:57.860 representation
00:37:58.400 among garbage collectors.
00:37:59.420 I wonder why that is.
00:38:01.860 Um,
00:38:02.160 day,
00:38:02.520 uh,
00:38:03.300 devil of mine
00:38:04.380 username says,
00:38:05.820 come on now,
00:38:06.300 Matt,
00:38:06.500 you don't like animals,
00:38:07.420 that's fine.
00:38:07.960 But when you killed
00:38:08.680 the fish,
00:38:09.200 you had an opportunity
00:38:09.920 to teach your daughter
00:38:11.180 about a few things.
00:38:12.140 Most importantly,
00:38:13.060 I think,
00:38:13.540 is how to respect nature.
00:38:14.820 If you killed it,
00:38:15.420 you clean it,
00:38:15.900 you take it home,
00:38:16.380 and you eat it.
00:38:17.620 This way,
00:38:18.040 the death isn't in vain.
00:38:19.120 It was a possible
00:38:19.780 learning moment,
00:38:20.540 but your actions
00:38:21.140 led to either her
00:38:22.380 not respecting animal life
00:38:23.380 or the opposite
00:38:23.900 and go full vegan.
00:38:25.820 Yeah,
00:38:26.080 my daughter announced
00:38:27.180 that she was going vegetarian
00:38:28.160 and then,
00:38:28.620 you know,
00:38:28.900 last week,
00:38:29.900 and it ends up
00:38:30.900 that she's actually
00:38:31.380 a meat-eating vegetarian,
00:38:32.660 which is fine.
00:38:33.380 That's the only kind
00:38:34.000 of vegetarianism
00:38:34.660 that I can respect.
00:38:35.940 I'm tracing that back
00:38:37.040 and trying to figure out
00:38:37.740 how did she become
00:38:38.740 a burgeoning animal rights activist
00:38:40.220 and as I said,
00:38:42.860 in the summer,
00:38:44.300 we were going fishing
00:38:45.300 and she caught a bluegill,
00:38:47.840 like a small sunfish,
00:38:49.640 and accidentally killed it
00:38:50.780 when she was taking
00:38:51.140 the hook out of the mouth,
00:38:52.520 tossed it back in,
00:38:53.280 it bubbled to the surface
00:38:54.160 and was floating there,
00:38:55.420 and she was traumatized by it.
00:38:57.060 Why didn't we,
00:38:58.520 have you ever,
00:38:59.140 a bluegill is,
00:38:59.960 it's just not worth the effort.
00:39:01.200 There's like no meat
00:39:02.440 on those bones at all.
00:39:04.580 And actually,
00:39:05.140 I didn't even tell
00:39:05.980 the full story.
00:39:08.740 She throws the fish in,
00:39:09.840 bubbles to the surface,
00:39:10.560 it's floating there,
00:39:11.360 and she says,
00:39:12.620 Daddy,
00:39:12.920 why is the fish doing that?
00:39:14.360 And at first,
00:39:14.780 I did lie,
00:39:15.360 and I said,
00:39:15.740 oh,
00:39:15.880 he's taking a nap,
00:39:16.860 resting.
00:39:17.860 And then the blood
00:39:18.780 started coming out
00:39:19.500 of its mouth,
00:39:20.100 that's a dead giveaway,
00:39:21.280 and she said,
00:39:21.660 why is it bleeding?
00:39:22.280 And I said,
00:39:22.740 okay,
00:39:23.080 yeah,
00:39:23.220 it's dead.
00:39:23.780 You probably killed it.
00:39:24.940 It's okay though.
00:39:25.920 She runs off
00:39:27.000 and is really,
00:39:28.280 really upset,
00:39:29.180 and I follow her.
00:39:31.380 Well,
00:39:31.560 I didn't follow her right away,
00:39:32.540 but I was,
00:39:32.980 because I had just gotten a bite,
00:39:34.020 I was fishing in some weeds,
00:39:35.020 and I wanted to make sure that,
00:39:36.060 I wanted to try to catch the fish
00:39:36.940 before,
00:39:37.280 but I did,
00:39:37.860 I did after a few minutes
00:39:38.700 follow her to console her,
00:39:40.380 and I went up and I found her,
00:39:42.540 she was really upset,
00:39:43.700 and I just,
00:39:45.060 I kept digging the hole deeper.
00:39:46.280 I was trying to find
00:39:47.480 the right thing to tell her,
00:39:48.340 so the first thing I said to her was,
00:39:50.360 listen,
00:39:51.180 you know,
00:39:51.640 the fish died,
00:39:53.080 but another fish will come,
00:39:55.780 or maybe a turtle,
00:39:56.820 or a bird,
00:39:57.340 will come and eat that fish,
00:39:58.780 and so we're providing a meal
00:39:59.960 for the wildlife
00:40:01.580 in the lake,
00:40:03.520 and that made her
00:40:05.600 ten times more upset,
00:40:06.920 because apparently,
00:40:08.600 she had in her mind
00:40:09.880 that,
00:40:10.440 that,
00:40:12.560 that the,
00:40:13.260 the fish's family
00:40:15.080 would come and like,
00:40:16.020 give it a fish burial,
00:40:17.060 that's what she,
00:40:17.520 that's what she thought,
00:40:18.240 that she was consoling herself
00:40:19.300 with that thought,
00:40:20.340 and I ruined that,
00:40:21.780 so it was one thing
00:40:22.340 after another.
00:40:22.960 I was giving her a lot
00:40:23.800 of very good zoological information
00:40:25.660 in my process of trying
00:40:27.480 to console her,
00:40:28.160 and it wasn't working,
00:40:29.400 and eventually,
00:40:30.160 she did get past it though,
00:40:31.080 but apparently,
00:40:32.020 didn't get fully past it,
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00:42:21.020 You know,
00:42:24.960 I grew up as a marginalized
00:42:26.300 and persecuted minority
00:42:27.900 in my own home
00:42:29.140 as I was the middle child
00:42:30.680 with four sisters,
00:42:31.660 two older,
00:42:32.080 two younger.
00:42:33.140 I do have a brother too,
00:42:34.040 but he's the youngest
00:42:34.600 of the bunch,
00:42:35.120 considerably younger than me.
00:42:36.080 What this meant
00:42:36.500 is that for much
00:42:37.460 of my early childhood,
00:42:38.500 I was the lone male sibling
00:42:41.000 against the world.
00:42:42.520 I actually tried to explain
00:42:43.360 to my parents
00:42:43.880 on several occasions
00:42:44.720 that I was a marginalized
00:42:45.700 and persecuted minority,
00:42:46.540 but they had trouble
00:42:47.240 hearing me above their own laughter
00:42:49.240 when I was trying
00:42:49.900 to explain that.
00:42:51.100 One of the many great struggles
00:42:52.680 of this oppressed status
00:42:54.580 for me was that my sisters,
00:42:55.980 especially the older two,
00:42:57.600 used to make up
00:42:58.580 secret languages
00:42:59.460 so that they could communicate
00:43:00.720 around me
00:43:01.220 without me knowing
00:43:01.740 what they were saying.
00:43:03.040 Now it didn't dawn on me
00:43:04.140 at the time
00:43:04.600 and I only realized
00:43:05.340 later in life
00:43:05.900 that they were probably
00:43:06.880 speaking pure gibberish
00:43:08.000 that neither of them understood
00:43:09.180 and this was all an act,
00:43:10.760 you know,
00:43:11.060 to torment their poor
00:43:12.220 younger brother.
00:43:13.600 It seems unlikely
00:43:14.360 that they actually devised
00:43:15.400 a grammatically consistent
00:43:16.500 and intelligible language
00:43:17.520 in their spare time,
00:43:18.540 you know?
00:43:18.780 I mean,
00:43:19.780 they were gifted,
00:43:20.960 but I don't think
00:43:21.460 they were that gifted.
00:43:22.640 In any case,
00:43:23.200 this is all,
00:43:23.960 I guess,
00:43:24.160 a long way of saying
00:43:24.880 that I have been annoyed
00:43:26.640 and frustrated
00:43:27.220 by made-up,
00:43:28.680 fake,
00:43:29.200 gibberish,
00:43:29.880 pseudo-language
00:43:30.620 since a very young age.
00:43:32.960 You could even say
00:43:33.760 traumatized by it.
00:43:35.660 And somehow,
00:43:36.620 I haven't escaped it
00:43:37.540 even as an adult.
00:43:39.300 As this recent article
00:43:40.540 in the New York Times attests,
00:43:41.820 the article,
00:43:42.500 which we can assume
00:43:43.300 is not meant to be satire,
00:43:45.100 has the headline,
00:43:45.780 quote,
00:43:46.760 a guide to neopronouns.
00:43:49.880 And the subhead
00:43:50.760 asks the question,
00:43:52.140 are you a person,
00:43:53.380 place,
00:43:53.640 or thing?
00:43:54.600 We have good news.
00:43:56.940 Now,
00:43:57.100 you have to keep reading
00:43:57.740 to find out
00:43:58.300 whether you are
00:43:58.900 indeed a person
00:43:59.700 or perhaps a sea sponge
00:44:00.920 or a skyscraper.
00:44:01.880 Could be anything.
00:44:02.820 Reading on,
00:44:03.340 it says,
00:44:03.680 non-binary pronouns,
00:44:06.260 often the singular
00:44:06.980 they and them,
00:44:07.900 have become widespread.
00:44:08.960 A 2019 research study
00:44:10.140 found already
00:44:10.740 that one in five Americans
00:44:12.220 knew someone
00:44:12.820 who uses non-binary pronouns.
00:44:14.900 And then there are
00:44:15.660 neopronouns.
00:44:17.160 A neopronoun can be
00:44:18.420 a word created
00:44:19.800 to serve as a pronoun
00:44:20.940 without expressing gender,
00:44:22.660 like ze and zur.
00:44:24.700 A neopronoun can also be
00:44:26.340 a so-called noun-self pronoun,
00:44:29.020 in which a pre-existing word
00:44:30.700 is drafted into use
00:44:32.100 as a pronoun.
00:44:33.760 Noun-self pronouns
00:44:34.760 can refer to animals,
00:44:36.220 so your pronouns
00:44:36.820 can be bun-slash-bun-self
00:44:39.480 and kitten-slash-kitten-self.
00:44:42.180 Others refer to
00:44:42.920 fantasy characters,
00:44:44.360 vamp-vamp-self,
00:44:46.100 prin-slash-ses-ses-slash-princess-self,
00:44:50.000 and fey-fair-fay-self,
00:44:52.540 or even just common slang,
00:44:54.240 like in-it-in-its-in-itself.
00:44:57.360 Now,
00:44:58.200 we're informed
00:45:00.100 that this is all very serious.
00:45:01.280 And if you don't show
00:45:02.740 proper respect
00:45:03.500 for this insanely stupid
00:45:05.720 gobbledygook,
00:45:06.920 you will cause great pain
00:45:08.180 and suffering
00:45:08.660 to people.
00:45:10.120 Or to places and things,
00:45:11.360 as the case may be.
00:45:12.780 It continues,
00:45:13.400 quote,
00:45:13.600 A popular Twitch streamer
00:45:15.600 who goes by
00:45:16.200 AndyVMG
00:45:17.340 recently apologized
00:45:18.360 after jokingly tweeting
00:45:19.700 that her pronouns
00:45:20.500 were bad-slash-af,
00:45:22.960 which led many
00:45:23.920 neo-pronoun users
00:45:25.520 to accuse her
00:45:26.160 of transphobic
00:45:27.020 invalidation
00:45:27.900 of their identities.
00:45:29.980 AndyVMG did not respond
00:45:30.980 to a request for comment
00:45:31.760 for this article,
00:45:32.320 but wrote on Twitter,
00:45:33.060 quote,
00:45:33.200 Of course,
00:45:43.900 you know,
00:45:44.300 there's no reason
00:45:45.020 that her pronouns
00:45:45.660 can't be
00:45:46.400 bad-slash-af.
00:45:48.220 That's no more
00:45:48.980 ridiculous or
00:45:49.740 illegitimate than
00:45:50.600 kitty-slash-kitty-self
00:45:52.140 or
00:45:52.460 bun-slash-bun-self.
00:45:55.760 I mean,
00:45:55.900 by the way,
00:45:56.160 does the latter mean
00:45:56.780 that someone is actually
00:45:57.640 identifying as a hot dog bun?
00:45:59.020 I, you know,
00:45:59.440 I don't know.
00:46:00.520 And it gets even more deranged.
00:46:02.460 Okay, for the record,
00:46:04.300 here are just
00:46:04.980 some of the additional
00:46:06.480 neo-pronouns
00:46:07.960 that the article lists.
00:46:09.000 And I'm choosing these
00:46:09.680 at random.
00:46:10.620 There are like
00:46:11.000 dozens and dozens.
00:46:12.040 But first,
00:46:12.420 so let's go through
00:46:13.220 a few.
00:46:14.500 First,
00:46:14.940 we have all the basic
00:46:15.740 non-binary pronouns,
00:46:17.080 you know,
00:46:17.380 ze, zem,
00:46:18.200 zeer,
00:46:18.580 zeerself,
00:46:19.440 ve, vis,
00:46:20.420 ver,
00:46:20.780 verself,
00:46:21.780 bunch of other
00:46:22.480 made-up terms
00:46:23.140 that sound like
00:46:24.060 something that maybe
00:46:24.580 Dr. Seuss might have
00:46:25.540 invented
00:46:25.880 if he was high on crack.
00:46:28.260 The sad thing is that
00:46:29.200 these pronouns
00:46:29.680 are now basically
00:46:30.520 old-fashioned
00:46:31.320 and traditional.
00:46:33.020 These are your
00:46:33.840 grandmother's pronouns
00:46:34.680 or will be
00:46:35.480 somebody's grandmother's
00:46:36.480 pronouns in our
00:46:37.240 not-too-distant
00:46:37.940 dystopian future.
00:46:39.440 Then there are
00:46:40.000 the real innovations.
00:46:42.200 You have the
00:46:42.620 animal-themed pronouns.
00:46:44.740 Ba,
00:46:45.320 ba's,
00:46:45.960 ba's self
00:46:46.720 and woof,
00:46:47.940 woof's,
00:46:48.420 woof self
00:46:49.040 among others.
00:46:50.700 Then cat-themed pronouns
00:46:52.140 for the crazy cat lady
00:46:53.240 in your life.
00:46:54.280 Meow slash
00:46:55.180 muse slash
00:46:56.240 meow self.
00:46:57.800 Also,
00:46:58.340 there's weather-themed
00:46:59.100 pronouns.
00:46:59.480 If anyone happens
00:47:00.200 to identify
00:47:00.700 as a cloud,
00:47:01.980 they can be
00:47:02.440 cloud slash
00:47:03.260 cloud self.
00:47:04.540 Or if they're
00:47:05.160 feeling a bit warm,
00:47:06.040 they can be
00:47:06.360 sun slash
00:47:06.960 sun self.
00:47:08.000 There's also
00:47:08.500 robot-themed pronouns
00:47:09.640 if they're a robot.
00:47:10.680 Psy slash
00:47:11.360 cybe slash
00:47:12.120 cybe self.
00:47:13.600 There's horror-themed
00:47:14.740 pronouns.
00:47:15.420 Han slash
00:47:16.120 haunts slash
00:47:16.960 haunt self.
00:47:18.800 And it goes on
00:47:19.820 and on.
00:47:20.760 This is,
00:47:21.460 again,
00:47:21.720 all of this
00:47:22.280 very real,
00:47:23.900 okay?
00:47:24.720 Well,
00:47:25.260 not real per se.
00:47:26.320 The pronouns
00:47:26.720 don't reflect
00:47:27.240 any actual
00:47:27.760 physical reality,
00:47:28.560 of course.
00:47:29.180 They certainly
00:47:29.520 don't reflect
00:47:29.920 the proper
00:47:30.340 rules of grammar.
00:47:31.680 But it's real
00:47:32.480 in the sense
00:47:32.860 that we are all
00:47:33.460 supposed to
00:47:33.840 actually take
00:47:34.340 this seriously.
00:47:35.760 The article
00:47:36.460 explains,
00:47:37.000 quote,
00:47:37.140 And then
00:47:50.660 they go on
00:47:51.160 to list
00:47:51.980 those behaviors,
00:47:54.020 sometimes referred
00:47:54.520 to as
00:47:54.860 D&I lists,
00:47:55.960 short for
00:47:56.380 do not
00:47:56.800 interact,
00:47:58.360 which they
00:47:58.680 often outline
00:47:59.280 in posts
00:47:59.740 on card,
00:48:00.500 a service
00:48:00.880 that makes
00:48:01.300 single-page
00:48:01.800 websites.
00:48:03.580 Now,
00:48:04.180 we're expected
00:48:05.240 to follow
00:48:05.700 these rules,
00:48:06.220 lest we be
00:48:07.180 guilty of
00:48:07.780 invalidating
00:48:08.620 somebody's
00:48:09.060 identity.
00:48:09.920 The term
00:48:10.220 invalidating
00:48:10.960 identity
00:48:11.300 comes up
00:48:11.740 more than
00:48:12.080 once in
00:48:12.380 the article.
00:48:13.140 It's a
00:48:13.340 major concern
00:48:13.940 among all
00:48:14.460 proponents
00:48:14.860 of left-wing
00:48:15.340 gender theory.
00:48:16.360 They are,
00:48:16.800 at once,
00:48:17.220 we are told,
00:48:17.820 totally secure
00:48:18.600 and happy
00:48:19.140 in their
00:48:19.400 identities,
00:48:19.900 but also,
00:48:20.760 if you use
00:48:21.260 the wrong
00:48:21.600 word in
00:48:21.940 their presence,
00:48:22.520 it may
00:48:22.760 invalidate
00:48:23.400 their identity
00:48:23.840 and send
00:48:24.300 them into
00:48:24.560 an existential
00:48:25.040 crisis.
00:48:27.220 So,
00:48:27.460 while they
00:48:28.120 are so
00:48:28.520 confident
00:48:28.880 and happy
00:48:29.320 in their
00:48:29.680 identity,
00:48:30.480 they are
00:48:30.760 also utterly
00:48:31.380 dependent on
00:48:32.240 you,
00:48:32.660 a stranger,
00:48:33.340 to legitimize
00:48:34.340 that identity.
00:48:34.860 Now,
00:48:36.160 if that seems
00:48:36.500 like it doesn't
00:48:36.880 make sense,
00:48:37.460 that's because
00:48:38.200 it doesn't.
00:48:39.340 None of this
00:48:39.720 does.
00:48:40.780 It is all
00:48:41.280 one big,
00:48:42.120 out-of-control,
00:48:43.100 incoherent,
00:48:44.360 tornado of
00:48:45.160 crazy,
00:48:46.240 until you
00:48:47.140 realize what's
00:48:48.020 really going
00:48:48.440 on here.
00:48:49.920 This is
00:48:50.540 narcissism.
00:48:52.300 Now,
00:48:52.520 it's not just
00:48:53.000 narcissism,
00:48:53.640 of course.
00:48:53.940 A whole
00:48:54.360 cocktail of
00:48:55.140 mental illness
00:48:55.680 has contributed
00:48:56.200 to the
00:48:56.640 proliferation
00:48:57.180 of all these
00:48:58.180 fake pronouns
00:48:58.880 and all of
00:48:59.280 this made-up
00:48:59.700 language,
00:49:00.240 but at
00:49:00.660 bottom,
00:49:01.780 there is
00:49:02.400 narcissism.
00:49:03.900 These are
00:49:04.480 people who
00:49:04.880 believe two
00:49:05.480 things.
00:49:06.220 One,
00:49:07.280 that their
00:49:08.200 inner self,
00:49:09.560 their inner
00:49:10.020 identity is
00:49:10.740 so complex,
00:49:12.060 so interesting,
00:49:13.140 so fascinating,
00:49:14.640 so mysterious
00:49:15.600 and poetic that
00:49:16.640 they need to
00:49:17.500 invent new
00:49:18.240 words to
00:49:18.820 describe it.
00:49:20.120 Billions of
00:49:20.720 people through
00:49:21.220 the history of
00:49:21.700 the world have
00:49:22.180 made do just
00:49:23.020 fine with
00:49:23.580 he and she,
00:49:25.000 but their
00:49:25.880 own inner
00:49:26.420 life is so
00:49:27.120 deep and
00:49:27.760 rich and
00:49:28.340 ineffable that
00:49:29.660 they need to
00:49:30.420 reinvent the
00:49:31.040 English language
00:49:31.580 just to do it
00:49:32.180 justice.
00:49:32.520 everyone else
00:49:34.200 can be a
00:49:34.800 myself,
00:49:35.920 but I have
00:49:37.040 to be a
00:49:37.820 ze self.
00:49:39.460 What's the
00:49:40.020 difference between
00:49:40.580 a myself and
00:49:41.440 a ze self?
00:49:42.140 Well, there is
00:49:42.820 no difference
00:49:43.300 at all
00:49:43.580 whatsoever,
00:49:44.340 except my
00:49:44.940 own assumption
00:49:45.640 that whatever
00:49:46.680 I feel must
00:49:48.480 be totally
00:49:49.080 different in
00:49:49.840 kind from
00:49:50.440 what everyone
00:49:50.900 else has
00:49:51.320 felt.
00:49:52.640 Of course,
00:49:53.240 when someone
00:49:53.680 says something
00:49:54.220 like,
00:49:54.620 I don't feel
00:49:55.460 like a him,
00:49:56.040 I feel like
00:49:56.500 a they,
00:49:57.420 that statement
00:49:58.480 cannot mean
00:49:59.480 anything.
00:50:00.460 How do
00:50:00.980 they know
00:50:01.440 what a him
00:50:02.080 is supposed
00:50:02.600 to feel
00:50:03.040 like?
00:50:04.160 Whatever
00:50:04.580 they're
00:50:04.900 feeling,
00:50:05.800 how do
00:50:06.200 they know
00:50:06.560 that that's
00:50:06.920 not a him
00:50:07.880 feeling?
00:50:09.360 They can
00:50:09.940 only feel
00:50:10.520 what they
00:50:10.940 feel,
00:50:11.160 they have
00:50:11.320 nothing to
00:50:11.580 compare it
00:50:11.980 to.
00:50:12.680 No way
00:50:13.040 to make
00:50:13.380 these
00:50:13.600 judgments.
00:50:14.760 They only
00:50:15.260 have their
00:50:15.660 assumption
00:50:16.160 that they
00:50:17.200 are people
00:50:17.680 of greater
00:50:18.180 depth and
00:50:18.920 complexity
00:50:19.380 than the
00:50:19.940 average
00:50:20.240 person.
00:50:22.220 Now,
00:50:22.380 needless to
00:50:23.040 say,
00:50:23.260 this is all
00:50:23.600 beside the
00:50:24.020 point.
00:50:24.260 However you
00:50:24.720 feel,
00:50:25.140 even if it
00:50:25.500 is different,
00:50:26.500 it has no
00:50:26.960 bearing on
00:50:27.400 language.
00:50:28.540 Pronouns
00:50:29.100 are not
00:50:29.420 supposed to
00:50:29.940 describe your
00:50:30.980 feelings.
00:50:32.300 Pronouns
00:50:32.700 are not a
00:50:33.000 reflection of
00:50:33.660 your inner
00:50:34.080 perception of
00:50:34.940 yourself.
00:50:35.640 They're a
00:50:36.060 reflection of
00:50:36.700 physical reality.
00:50:37.900 They don't
00:50:38.200 work any
00:50:38.840 other way.
00:50:40.420 But the
00:50:41.060 narcissist
00:50:41.340 doesn't
00:50:41.700 understand that.
00:50:42.440 And that
00:50:42.620 brings us
00:50:42.900 to point
00:50:43.180 two.
00:50:44.600 You know,
00:50:44.880 we have
00:50:45.180 long since
00:50:45.920 moved beyond
00:50:47.180 the days where
00:50:47.940 our job was
00:50:48.620 to simply let
00:50:49.660 people live
00:50:50.220 their own
00:50:50.560 lives and
00:50:51.120 let them do
00:50:51.940 what they
00:50:52.260 want in
00:50:52.660 their own
00:50:52.940 bedrooms and
00:50:53.700 tolerate their
00:50:54.760 lifestyles and
00:50:55.500 refrain from
00:50:56.240 interfering.
00:50:56.700 Those days
00:50:58.460 are gone.
00:50:59.160 Those days
00:50:59.460 have come to
00:50:59.840 an end and
00:51:01.180 we're always
00:51:01.940 going to come
00:51:02.640 to an end
00:51:03.160 because now
00:51:04.600 we're admonished
00:51:05.200 not simply to
00:51:05.980 tolerate alternate
00:51:07.000 lifestyles but
00:51:08.080 to actively at
00:51:09.160 all times in
00:51:10.280 all ways
00:51:11.080 validate those
00:51:12.640 lifestyles,
00:51:13.280 prop them up,
00:51:14.300 support them.
00:51:16.200 Indeed,
00:51:16.640 the construction
00:51:17.420 and maintenance
00:51:18.020 of someone else's
00:51:19.040 identity is
00:51:20.060 partially your
00:51:21.160 responsibility.
00:51:22.420 If someone
00:51:23.240 says that they
00:51:23.760 are a
00:51:24.140 Zay self or
00:51:24.860 a cat self
00:51:25.540 or whatever,
00:51:25.880 it's your
00:51:27.020 duty and
00:51:28.300 they'll be
00:51:28.540 quick to
00:51:28.800 remind you
00:51:29.140 of this,
00:51:29.600 to actively
00:51:30.260 reinforce their
00:51:31.880 perception of
00:51:32.980 themselves.
00:51:34.760 Their self
00:51:35.620 perception is
00:51:36.340 now a group
00:51:36.900 project and
00:51:37.880 you are part
00:51:38.400 of the group
00:51:38.780 whether you
00:51:39.240 like it or
00:51:39.580 not.
00:51:40.800 Your own
00:51:41.440 identity,
00:51:41.940 your own
00:51:42.200 priorities,
00:51:42.740 your own
00:51:42.980 preferences,
00:51:43.480 values,
00:51:43.960 beliefs,
00:51:44.260 ideas,
00:51:44.860 feelings are
00:51:46.100 totally irrelevant.
00:51:47.400 This is all
00:51:47.860 about them or
00:51:49.600 them or
00:51:50.200 them or
00:51:50.720 them or
00:51:50.740 the whole
00:51:52.440 gang.
00:51:52.680 it's all
00:51:53.680 about
00:51:53.840 narcissism.
00:51:55.460 Narcissism
00:51:55.900 dressed up in
00:51:56.440 a million
00:51:56.740 costumes and
00:51:57.480 going by a
00:51:57.980 million different
00:51:58.440 pronouns but
00:51:59.940 still there
00:52:00.500 underneath it's
00:52:01.440 the same old
00:52:01.960 thing and
00:52:03.860 that is why
00:52:04.600 neo-pronouns
00:52:06.440 are certainly
00:52:07.860 with a vengeance
00:52:09.320 canceled.
00:52:11.060 And we'll leave
00:52:11.640 it there for
00:52:11.960 today.
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