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stream media in order to receive Praise from the mainstream media- all you really have to do is take a dump all over the systems that have created prosperity and liberalism and freedom in the west. If you do that, then the media will praise you Leslie, because our media unfortunately are populated with people who don't have a proper understanding of american history. Many of them read Howard's ins, people history. United States and think they know things now, even though that history is taken out of context and is completely merit less in terms of its general worldview This is the way that a lot of people Nunez each particularly media, think and what this means is that you're, seeing even presidential candidate having to pay homage to this sort of world view will lead us to do. This is people just now again would a judge his draw is that he's been running as moderate in the past couple of months he started off his campaign running his moderate. Then he swivel two left in an attempt to grab that war we base and then, when that failed, it will go back to the centre and he started picking up in the polls. Right now he's leading an eye. One is doing well in New Hampshire as well.

With Warren. Conversely, she started off as these sort of rational alternative to Bernie Sanders, and then she skewed way out and left and started talking nationalize healthcare, and then she fell apart because you don't like that sort of thing: Mobutu, judges, making that same mistake now the reason he's doing. That is because he traveled gems, South Carolina over the over the weekend and he's trying to in some black support for his candidacy right now he has none is the widest candidate. In the race, or at least, is perceived as such in reality. Elizabeth worn is even wider because she's, the widest person was ever live, but people to judge travel down South Carolina He needs to start making some inroads into black vote, because the fact is that about two thirds of the South Carolina primary basic black, so the AP report, as you labours to win over black voters whose support is vital to his democratic essential bit people we judge, found receptive host on Sunday in a civil rights activist who sought to continue Rembrandt Reverend Martin Luther King Jr is pushed for racially diverse national campaign against poverty after attending services. Irreverent, William Barbers Greenleaf Christian Church will judge stayed for discussion with the poor boy

those campaign begun by king shortly before his assassination in nineteen sixty eight Barbara pastor and for North Carolina in doubly see president revive them up the movement you need a new generation of Americans ball races to combat economic inequality. Now this, of course, was busy. Golly designed in order to win booty, judge some sort of support he had had himself a rough week after he was attacked by Michael Harriet. Michael Harriet, then was this columnist for the route road? a column about how people we judge the lying M F her. Why? Because people judge had suggested quite reasonably back in two thousand and seven, that educational Quality in the United States is not entirely due to systemic factors. Much Occasional inequality in the United States is due to the fact that, in a lot of kids, hang up in areas where they do not have parental figures, who are deeply ensconced in the education system who are or are not teaching them.

Education is in fact a ladder of poverty that was true and whose ripped up now by Michael Harriet for that and nobody judges attempting to respond to that criticism by. Basically, it appears baling before the dictates of a sort of politically correct wilderness, but Michael Harriet, who wrote this really this pair of incredibly self indulgent pieces, which were praised as brilliant and wonderful, because the more purple your writing is and the more you spice them with meaningful parables and anecdotes, the more people think that you have something important to say while Harry. Was on MSNBC and use talking up put a judge and social Democrats have to know how to talk to black voters. Now this is in and of itself a bizarre contention, because the fact is, Democrats and Republicans should be talking to our voters, presumably, in the same way, these were all individuals. The idea that you touch a blackboard differently than he talks will attain a vote differently than you. Talk to a white voter is really awful for our politics. If your tailoring your message specifically based on the rays of the people to whom your speed,

that would be, you being kind of racist right, if you are attempting to speak to white audiences, mean reverse the races uneasy out for this, as if you spoke to white audiences differently than you speak to black audiences than this. Presumably you being racist, but according to my colleagues You have to tailor your message. What do you mean to tell your message? You're not allowed to say true things if its offensive to certain groups, The people's years Michael Harriet, saying this and will see people to judge doing some of this year's Here's Michael Harriet of the route again a man who wrote that people generally lying semaphore. Based on the fact. The Buddha judge made it perfectly rational stew about educational inequality about come in the United States, and then we shall call them many road. Another piece about what a wonderful guy Michael Harry does. Michael Harriet loves him to Michael, area here he is talking MSNBC about how democratic politicians really needs to learn how to speak to black populations. There people and candidates who come from places in America, where they don't have to quote the black vote, they don't have to appeal a black citizens. They don't have to appeal to

black voters and they steel, get elected in The position is mayors of sound banned or to do so but when they have to appeal to all, I d demographic data know how to speak to black voters and they and sometimes black voters can see that we consider that So what does it mean to speak to black voters differently or P Buddha judge things that what that means is nodding along when people say insane things about the evils of United States. So Reverend William Barber is sitting across from booty judge and he said lecturing him on the evils of the United States and Buddha Judge, just it's there and goes right along with it. As far as I can see you low back from booty judge or an attempt to correct the record here is William Barber jumping into a statement about how people who are illegally entering United States from South America border are reclaiming land that was originally one by the United States was logical therefore, to be an illegal immigrant. Whenever people say we call, people

aliens and all the things that are not human are certainly not christian I can't we just own in America that some of the people that are trying to come from Mexico here, coming back to land, we stole and the reason we took the latter, because people wanted to keep their slaves bouquet self the Mexican American WAR is a very controversial aspect of american history. There were folks like Abraham Lincoln, who are very much opposed the mexican American more because they believe in the mexican American. Was designed to admit new slave states to the union, because that part is true, but what barber says there that illegal immigrants are crossing the border because some sort of revenge play from eighteen? Forty eight is perfectly insane and any sovereign country has to be in control

of their own borders. Obviously, but a pack of booty judge not and along to that speaks of how members of the left believe they have to appeal to various members of the of the democratic constituency. In other words that need the intellectual base of left the stuff that starts on college campuses and then filters out to the media and then filter

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various anti american protest. Votaries pudding pigs on his ox or whether he is saying that the Betsy ROS Ross flag is racist, while his latest bid more attention, since he obviously doesn't want to plague quarterback in the he trash. The United States John on Thanksgiving Day, which I guess is sort of like your and birthday and Alice in Wonderland a very merry on Thanksgiving Day to you. He said that he was accusing the United States having stolen billions of acres of land from indigenous people. And he released a video on his twitter account too, to play and to all of us here is calling cap earning a millionaire thanks to the western system. He is currently criticising in America, a country that he apparently really does not will take in many ways curious. Cutting a video on on thanks giving they, because apparently we're not supposed to be thankful to God that we live in this country. We're not supposed to be thankful to God that Western, so Zation arrived on the shores, we're supposed to pretend that Britain would have been better for the world if Europeans had never come to the continent that which, again, that is not to discount any of the evils. You're,

the UN's committed when arriving on this continent, but to pretend that the world would be a better place. Broadly speaking, if Europeans had never colonized united they just to be completely ignorant of world history, economics and pretty much. Everything else here is calling cabinet doing. That redeem, presumably well leaning back in his mansion and watching this thing found his honest twitter account created on his Iphone. Here, you paid their struggles continued for that with years before that five years from this point is our responsibility to our ancestors and honour elders by carrying on their struggle, let their sacrifice we re at once and for all of us would be here today to show that work together as Berwin unified that we have many more located in cap in a row on twitter spend them

indigenous people, sunrise ceremony on the fiftieth anniversary of the occupation of Alcatraz, yours governed, stolen over one point: five billion acres of land from indigenous people. Thank you to my ears and his family, I'm with you today and always it is certainly worth while to recognise that the that the United States is based on European people's coming to land that they did not originally discover? There are people here already and then take however, that when it is also more I recognise that the entire history of human migration over the course of all of human history, literally all of it, and that before the Europeans even arrived on this continent. There are plenty of people colonizing each other's lands, the reintroducing warfare between native american tribes. There are people who are colonizing other peoples when this has been happening throughout history, to single out european colonization of the Americas as unique. Evil in the history of the world is simply ridiculous, and not only as a ridiculous predict. The ridiculous on Thanksgiving, which is a specifically designated to be told,

and an open thanksgiving is a day that was specifically created in origin recognize the common humanity between native Americans and european peoples who arrived on the continent that visit it. It's just. It's ridiculous. Take an american history context free take on american history, but unfortunately it is this sort of view of America. That is splitting the country right now, it's one of the things that really, is putting a country. I think that it also goes to the sixteen nineteen project, for example, which is something that the New York Times was pushing me. Remember that the New York Times pushed the so called sixteen nineteen project, the idea United States was not founded in seventeen. Seventy six. It was shown in sixteen, Nineteen with the original arrival of african slaves on the american continent being brought by european slave writers. Eight. There is only one problem with that. Even historians recognise now the sixteen nineteen project is basically a bunch of garbage James Macpherson, who is a civil war historian. He wrote a very famous book called battle Cry Freedom, which is a terrific book. By the way we have one reads in civil war history.

Said this about the sixteen nineteen project, its it I'd say almost from the outset. Disturbed by what seemed like a very unbalanced one, sided account which lacked context in perspective and the complexity of slavery, which was clearly obviously not exclusively american institution, but existed throughout history. When slavery in the United States was only a small part of a larger role process that unfolded over many centuries in the United States here too, there is not only slavery, but also an anti slavery movement, so I thought the account which emphasise, american racism, which is obviously a major part of the history, no question about it. But if guess so narrowly in that part of the story left most of the history out. He also suggested the idea that racism is a permanent condition it just not true. It doesn't account for the count failing tendencies in american history, opposition to slavery, Opposition to racism has been an important theme in american history and has not just Macpherson has been complaining sixteen nineteen project, Gordon, would whose another Pulitzer Prize winner on revolutionary war. He said that he was surprised by the scope of the sixteen nineteen project.

He said it is so wrong in so many ways, and yet that sort of false history, those being taught to the american people by idiots like HOLLAND, Cabinet and then suppose it knowledgeable people like Howard's in and then being pressed forward by politicians who bowed to it. It's really horrible for the country. If you want to have an american unity remaining Hoboken, this right now You want to have any sort of american unity, their certain ties that path to bind us together, a basic understanding of the american philosophy, the creedle truths of what it means to be american, which are basically embodied in the secular vision of independence, the idea that all men are created equal and that we have equal rights and that those rights include rights to life, liberty and property and the pursuit of happiness. Right though those are basic, creedle american truths, though have been twisted away from us. We have to show our history. We have to believe we're all part of the same stream of history. Yes, some of us were were victimized in their history and some of us our grandparents were the aggressors and that history, but we're all part of that.

History, because we're all part of the same story, world part of the same country and yet what we are seeing now is an attempt to revise history and divide Americans from each other by making us permanent identity groups that are simply victimizing each other through hierarchies are power. Lower Watching right now is that the ties that bind us in terms of our understanding of rights, a culture of rights rights expressed in the bill of rights, those are being overthrown on a daily basis by people who believe that those rights, as expressed in the bill of rights, are actually just an expression. Of people, attempting to cram down their own power view of politics and so, for example, the right to free speech is merely powerful people expressing themselves an unknown. Powerful people being silence, so we have to silence the right to free speech through hate crimes through hate speech, laws and through campaign. Finance reform. We have less speech, is the answer it we're taking all the ties that bind us together. And then we are ripping them apart and then we're ribbon them by or celebrating as we do. This on the left. Unfortunately, perfect example of this Today there is peace by name gaming, young who's. The author of a book called.

Doesn't kill. You makes you blacker and it's in your times called in defence of woke. They talked about. Why weakness is good now to understand the phrase that the word woken up. You have sort of understand where wilderness comes from woke originally was a sort of mocking term derisive term that was used to describe people who believe conspiracy theories, they were woke to the conspiracy ebony his migrated, so that now it's a term of of praise, because, if you are, we to the american system, you see how evil inherently the american system is, and therefore you are woke. Otherwise, you are asleep and you'll see. This is what the New York Times Abed today is praising we'll get to that in just one second, first, let's talk about it. Dear buds, that you are using to listen to this shop so are using the old fashioned ones in other ones. At the wire is the girl, tangled up you put it in your pocket. Every time you take em out, you have to some spent half an hour trying to untangle Dempsey, can plug them in your phone or are using

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never stop shouting about his abnormalities, and I believed that this conscientiousness had an unlimited bandwidth. I'd be obstinate, cantankerous, I'd, be unflinching, I'd be resolute. The fate of Europe what depended on it. But there I was on a lazy Saturday, three years later, sitting in my living room, choosing to binge watch queen sugar. Instead of recap of the impeachment inquiry, if I hadn't been doing that, I would browser low to scout shelving space ideas for open concept kitchens, either way, while my esteem for the president and his supporters remains. My capacity for hyper consciousness has faded. I will possess the stamina. Sort of vigilance necessary to stay cognizant of everything. He's doing. Nor do I wish to some one has to do a dope and I'm just not woke enough. Drat there is that word woke. Rarely has a colloquialisms had as many mutations Woke described his racial awareness and cynicism, so extra bordered on parity, where you're so awake that your third I saw things than aren't. There moves Emily yet you suck and don't be a menace to South central while drinking your juice in the hood satirizes this concept, each films most racially conscious.

Was either marriage. Will white woman or willing to trample assisted to get one also woke was used possibly by black people, to refer to other black people. It was our word. His only. We were mindful enough to recognise when that pro blackness wasn't performance, as the arts approached like two thousand firm, started to lose its racial connotation becoming a catch all instead for any sort of progressive behavior. You awoke if you recycled, or maybe just retweeted infographic on the virtues of recycling white people were deemed woke. Some painfully even took it upon themselves to be the arbiters of weakness and now well, woke floats inland the linguistic purgatory of terms claimed by us that can no longer be said on. Ironically, what was a compliment? Just a few years ago has become a best, an IRA, mostly though its uses a pejorative, though MAR seems to consider wilderness. His personal albatross, as is apparent the blind to the paradox of getting paid likely millions of dollars year to complain about What he believes he no longer allowed to say progressives have to be careful not to be so work that will scare moderate and voting for Donald Trump

worn, usually white male columnists in every major american newspaper, when the beloved in iconic dead, Spain was effectively killed. This fall haters crawled out of the internets crevices during the demise of a marriage of sports and weakness. They considered sacrilegious, actually issue ineffectively committed suicide with its own wildness. But here is the point of this very silly column leisurely the key paragraphs. This column, this suggests today, when I turn on the news and attempt to slide through the impeachment incorrect and remind if some of the inane conspiracy theories, my Walkest college classmates, considered gospel. There is the Tommy healthier one, we shouldn't by his clothes because he went on Oprah and Express discussed a black people wearing them? There is the timberland one. We should stop buying those boot because emblem: a tree represented lynchings. These conspiracies could be debunked with superficial research but even as we'd roller eyes at them For believing these untruths, we knew they were,

wrong about America, they just had bad information. That's the key sends right. That's the reasons for so many people on corporate woke left every horrible thing you could possibly come up with to say about America. Maybe it's not right, but is justified. I don't take them literally, but take them seriously. In other words, if it's a bad conspiracy theory about the United States, if it is a context freely, preparation of american history. If the idea is that America is universally the worst and so we just sort of craft the fact pattern in order to meet that end, that's justified because after all, the point is correct, America is terrible. So in other words, this person is saying that yes, wilderness used to encompass This sort of conspiracy, conspiratorial, isn't but conspiratorial as MS, not unjustified in a country where America is conspiratorially racist, where he says it

sure I mean we can. We can point out that some of these conspiracy theories were dumb with Tommy, healthier or or the timberland boots, but the tusky experiment did happen and co until pro did happen and red lining did happen and gerrymandering is happening and black people were targeted for sub prime lending we are arrested incarcerated today, a wildly disproportionate rates, while the perpetually Oh God dismissed the roles the canaries and our coal mines, alerting us the dangers. We might be too drowsy to see right. That's that's the key right there. Whatever you say, that's bad about the country is justified because those people highly a tune and tonight, and because their entire so highly Attune, they can see the evils in american society where you cannot. So that's why we should be paying attention to people who make crazed claims about the nature of the United States in american history, because in the end there just there just the bleeding edge right, I mean there's the Tipp of his fear, and even in that, even in that paragraph, where this columnist is trying to put together all the things that do happen, he puts together a bunch of things that did

happen and a bunch of glimpse he's making about now. An old claims he's making about now. Our troops are, for example, he says the tusky experimented happen, correct and this is gerrymandering is happening or german and drink is always happened. I mean there's nothing who about gerrymandering. The claim the gerrymandering is purely racial is not completely justified in idea that is happening now, as opposed to then, is silly in fact, jury entering has been happening through its named after Eldridge Gary, whose one of the founders of what are you talking about when he conflates rebel, learning from the nineteen, seventeen and eightys with arrest rates that are disproportionate today, disproportionate racially, but not just proportionate forms of crime. The conflation, but does not make any sense, and so this column ends. Today, however, the president of the United States is is possibly involved in a multinational scheme to suppress votes, discredit, rivals in Britain, whistleblowers. This

fever. Dream feels like the premise of John Gresham novel that his editor rejected for being too absurd but I am bored out of my mind with the impeachment proceedings and would rather watch my shower Fawcett drip or perhaps just go to bed early and catch up on some sleep, and when I find myself, given the insufficiently woke a hard time. Remember, someone has to stay. Awake is an article in your time, specifically accusing the present of the United States, have called a multinational schemes, suppress votes, discredit, rivals and threaten whistleblowers to suppress votes, he's Gonepteryx, when not one, but again every conspiracy is justified because in the end, America is a very bad place and you see the sort of conspirators conspiratorial ism across across the west. Unfortunately, I believe at the west is uniquely terrible place. In fact, there is in article from project syndicate, DOT, org written by Grena Sunburnt, who is of course the sixteen years,

Climate change activist who took who sailed over here to lecture us all about carbon emissions and Louisa New Bauer and Angela Felons whale up and this column basically suggest that all of the talk about climate change is really not about. Climate change is about the evils of the west. Generally, but this column says for more than your children and young people from around the world have been striking for the climate, we launched a movement that defied all expectations with millions of people running their voices and their bodies to the cause. I'm sorry like you She is not going to lending your body to the clause and no one was actually putting your body endanger these these folks, including December that we did not do this because it was our dream because we didn't see any one else. Taking action to secure our future and despite the vocal support we have received from adult including some of the world's most powerful leaders. We still don't striking, is not a choice. We relish we do it. As we see no other options, countless, patients have produced much type but ultimately empty commitments from the world's governments. Same governments that allow fossil fuel companies to drill forever forever

oil and gas and bird away, our futures for their profit. By the way. I just would like to point out here that carbon based fuels are one of the great causes of increased world prosperity over the past. Fifty to sixty years now, in the West, ok in in the second world and of our world in developing countries, but here is the real point. The real point is that these these kids are calling Grenfell Bergen and get a people wrote this column. There are not just calling for change on climate change. This part of a broader world view is part of a broader orbit that suggested the west is responsible for all global ills quote that action must be powerful and wide, ranging. After all, the climate crisis is not just about the environment, and here we go. It is a crisis of human rights, of justice and of political will. Colonial racist and patriarchal systems of oppression have

created, Enfield it you're gonna have to explain how sexism is responsible for climate change that when you're gonna have to explain to me that if women didn't run the world, what we would have solar power that if women around the world, we have solar power. Somehow we would have broken the would have broken the adventure coat over to figured out how provide cheap nuclear and solar power that surpassed the rates of carbon based fuels. Colonial racist and patriarchal systems of oppression of creating and feel that we need to dismantle them all. Our political leaders can no longer shirk their responsibilities. You wonder why folks on the right are sort of suspicious of the climate change movement because of nonsense like this. If you just want to claim that their environmental consequences to the use of carbon based fuels, that's an argument. You wanna suggest they want to dismantle basically the entire western system and condemn it as entirely evil. Simply because you don't like it and then blame car a climate change, yes, that's radical stuff and it is leading to a crack up in western Sahara.

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and one Oliver to go away and see everything through a glass darkly every single day Women in the west is seen as an inheritance have idiots like Mark Buffalo whose millions of dollars single on the other people road for him on a screen any tweeted out. Yet it's time for an economic revolution, capitalism is failing us killing us and robbing from our children's future. Really capitalism is telling us Capitalism has allowed seven billion people to live on planet earth. That's what capitalism has done. Capitalism has allowed beach Child mortality rate on planet earth to drop dramatically. Capitalism has allowed people to live, to have families to not diet, age. Thirty, My rough allow a very, very wealthy actor sitting in his away. Penthouse, presumably, is talking about. Capitalism is failing us and killing us and robbing from our children's future absolute insanity any time marked ruffle, feels like donating. His entire paycheck to the third world and then getting right with Karl Marx. He can do it. It's it's just

amazing is just amazing by the way he was browsing. Twenty seventeen, a ten million dollar renovated upper west- I brownstone so that that's that's sounds like a. I really hate capitalism retweeted out a piece from Time magazine called how America's elites lost their grip all about how come but was it has failed all of us and how socialism? is now the wave of the future. Again, if you are standing against the capitalist system, and then you pose. A your standing in favour of human beings are going to have to square those things and don't give me that the countries of of, Sweden and Denmark and Finland are somehow socialist paradises. If you want exorbitant tax, it's starting at sixty Grand a year and if you still want to live in a free market system, that's a free market system. Men! Ok, if you ask the people from Sweden and Norway, whether they are living in a free market system, they will tell you they are living in a free market system. Government does not own all the means of production it. But the fact is that this conflict over there

in over what America stands for, what the West stands for is. Can you, Anyone to resonate across across the west- and it is really dangerous. It's really dangerous because ideal, you'd have to sides both freedom fundamental principles. They just disagreed about how to get to the goal. When dad me, the idea is that Everybody agreeing that western civilization is a pretty wonderful place that free market capitalism is engine of growth, some disagreements about what governments, Care of local dimension not take care of some disagreements on margin, Alia you'd have disagreements on foreign policy. It hasn't disagreements on the nature of of just how much cast blame on american history as opposed to credit american history, but a basic understanding that America, pretty incredibly wonderful place by any sort. Historical or contemporaneous standards. Might there be that basic agreement, but that does not exist. It does not an increasingly it is not existing. You can see this in great Britain as well, by the way

the conflict over the London bridge color for those of you who missed it over the overly Thanksgiving Day weekend there was a a terrorist who use a convicted terrorists. Actually serve time in jail. He murdered two people on London Bridge on Friday. It doubt that he was released early, Boris Johnson, who is currently the Prime minister, is running for prime minister, again in the new elections that are about to happen over there, he said the real this killer was out on the streets was because of automatic early release, which was brought in by leftist government. He said I've only been in office for a hundred and twenty days. He says we take a new approach. Meanwhile, german carbon was suggesting that convicted terrorists, not necessarily serve their full sentences. He suggested that it would be a mistake to re entrench the idea that or convicted terrorist who tries to kill people on London Bridge that you should have to stay in jail for awhile. The the killer in this case was a convicted terrorist use. Twenty eight his old he's wearing a fake suicide vesting wielding knives. He went on it

rampage at a conference on criminal rehabilitation of the irony. A conference on criminal rehabilitation I'd London Bridge Police said that this terror had been previously convicted of terrorism offences, but was freed early from prison. We're leader, Jeremy Corbett, whose in open communist at this point, you said it depends on this comes to Answer- depends on the sentence, but crucially, it depends on what they ve done in prison so you want to continue let people out of prison and then here is, in his general hit. His general belief, german, corporatist, the west bears some sort of responsibility for every syn on earth, including the sins of terrorists, who, after all, are simply responding to the western provisions that have been so prevalent over the course of the globe. Now all this is leading, as I say, to tremendous political polarisation and you see people like Thomas Edison, who is a data driven at an interesting colonist over dinner times, desperately trying to cling to the ideal and are given credit for that she's. Trying to

the ideal that liberals in the United States and abroad that they do not hold completely separate visions of of what the world should be, then people were not of the left. So also has a piece in the New York Times. Liberals do not want to destroy the family or society for that matter. How did this preposterous idea leaped to the forefront of conservative thinking? Ok! Well, I have just given you bet about half an hour on how this critical preposterous idea, what to the forefront of conservative thinking, and it is because you have leading politicians in the Democratic Party and abroad if leader, media members, more specifically spending every single day talking about the innate evils of western systems as because grave changes brought about by the social left in the United States had deep abiding ramifications for american life, and the left is not not only not apologise for those things. But has attempted to accelerate the pace of social change, to the point where they are now talking about obliterating the distinctions between male and female completely that American become a female. A female can become a male, and if you disagree than your bigot and Thomas.

That's all sitting alone. Why do these things do you think that people are tearing down institutions? Why I would people think that the left is trying to destroy because Gretta Thumper had a peace over the weekend in which he talked about How? Basically, the west was a series of colonialist patriarchal and racist institutions that needed to be torn out at the route to save us all. Browning, global warming, maybe that maybe because one of the hardest little candidates. Twenty twenty scene is sitting are nodding, while a thus to him that illegal aliens should be able to cross into the United States on a moral level, because Texas used to belong to Mexico, maybe that it's like this is not in evidence. Free situation is not the right is simply making things up about what the wet things left has been. Fairly clear about what it thinks and a variety of these issues and its particular true cultural elites. Now we're at all is right. Is that if you ask mainstream liberals, have you asked most people were constituent constituents what they think of America? I still think

most cortical mainstream. Liberals believe that America is a great place by pointed system, by the way, if you ask most means we liberals whether they believed that capitalism is a good thing. Most will still say. Yes, if you ask them where they belong, when the american flag and apple pie in mother, but they will say yes, but you leads in the democratic institutions in the higher echelons of media in the, also power increasingly doubly this and on Twitter. They certainly nobly this baby. Media elite on Twitter have created this woke echo chamber for themselves. They don't agree with this. They don't and so people are reacting to the thought leaders as they should, because the fact is that thought leaders lead those are the people who have outside media impact. So Tom Essential has this whole piece, when he suggests that attorney general, William BAR, who warned in a speech, had Notre Dame on October eleven that sex liberalism had unleashed put licentiousness the unbridled pursuit of personal appetite at the expense of the common good? He said, Then there is a glaring incongruity. How could part bar person possibly fail to recognise

There is no better example of a man and unbridled pursuit of his own appetites than his boss get. What is not about Trump, I love have left, tries to turn everything into a referendum on Trump Trump is a part, an example of somebody who is a social liberal, except on issues like abortion rate. Donald Trump is not somebody who believes in traditional standards of family. Obviously this is not somebody who will leaves in traditional moral boundaries with regard to sexual behaviour, obviously that's true, but the right properly seized from as a bulwark again the left. Wholesale onslaught on these valley, themselves the fact that from doesn't abide by them on a personal level or maybe even care about some of those guys on a personal level does not mean that he is not a tool to stop the left, in its ongoing drive to destroy fundamental basic institutions, but Thomas had so says the forces of secularism present with even greater militancy that d, the message that bar is putting out it's part of her new drive social conservatives to demonize liberal elites. This theme underpins the Newport by Mary

He burst out a senior research, fellow at the faith and reason institute. Primal screams of sexual revolution created identity, politics, the duration of traditional family structure and a social order brought forth by the sexual revolution. Aerostat right simultaneously rained down destruction on the natural habitat of the human animal, with radical result. We're only beginning to understand the assault on liberal elite. Also dominate why liberalism failed by Patrick Janine and the words of Robert George, professor of prudence and right from the James Madison Programme and american ideals and institutions at Princeton he's in practice, many if not most liberals Are- is deeply disturbed by families function as conservatives, but they are not really Think about it instead of promoting kind of anarchy described by bar and others on the right scholars. Unless now acknowledge that the sexual revolution and personal autonomy movement had significant costs. As well as notable gains

or Nazi, and that from a lot of folks on political after you, I'm sure there are scholars have come out in and pointed out that, oh, yes, it seems a woman completely wrecks the ideal of the family back in the nineteen fifties and Sixtys and suggested as third way feminist it that family situations, where many concentration camps- and it isn't there is a direct paraphrase. If there is such a thing, there's is its actual paraphrased of feminist literature. Now, they're coming round to the idea that maybe that was damaging- oh well, good for them good for them, except you don't hear that ever. Oh you hear from the left is that the and the conservatives evil republicans they want to bring us back to those dysfunctional leave it to Beaver family ideals of the nineteen fifties. That is the message being promoted. Twenty two thousand fifteen study pew, a liberal, think tank reported the tonnage of children under eighteen living with two parents in their first marriage fell from seventy three percent in nineteen sixty two forty six percent in twenty fourteen. Yes, but the fact of pure reported it, and it's a little.

Think tank does not change the fact that it was liberals who drove that change in the first place that homosexual talking about, and then he says there is the fact that it is well you hated, often secular, liberal elite, so detested by social conservatives for reviving the traditional parent family with declining divorce rate and a commitment to combine forces to invest in their children get what there is a correlation between economic success. If this is the point between economic success and living in a stable to parent household and creating stable to parent households for your children, that is true, but Charles Murray wrote a very famous buckle coming apart, in which he talked about how denizens of of sort of rich liberal elite areas were preaching values entirely at odds from the there were living and how this was bleeding down the population. So I shall try to make the case that we we all agree that families are good. We all agree on basic social principles and conservatives are crazy to think that the left is pushing on this stuff.

And then, in the same newspaper they'll talk about how drag queen are gonna. Take down. Tromp drag One story hours gonna fix Amerika about how many, can we ve males and females can be males. We need to reset the standards of what constitutes bigotry in the United States about how those who supply The traditional family is in fact superior to non traditional family in terms of both the effects on and the effects on the spouses that, if you point this out, you're a big it it it again. I wished ed souls world where the reality I wish that, and so were. The leader of the Democrats party. Unfortunately, he is not, unfortunately, has not starting to see by the way this break out into the open in the views that people have of Joe Biden so Joe Biden tends to be a guy who's. More than Thomas Edison side of this conflict, Joe Biden is running in Iowa and he's being derided for the fact that he is a critical boomer and it's not going to wait for him so he was campaigning in Iowa, he's fading in Iowa in the polls and is a famous

Sure that is now going around of Joe Biden standing next to some dude, and I, who was completely ignoring enrages that occur. Pay and is looking down at him and the guys like I got better things to do I'm watching tv leggings ease watching the football game as in cattle. Joe Biden Standing Ekstrom, whose asked about they said yes, I work is republican territory. What do I care about Joe Biden, but the fact is that Joe Biden is being done, guided by members of his own party for being too all out of touch his his slogan in Iowa has been no more malarkey he's on what causes? No more malarkey, tour and he's being marked for all of that, because he's supposedly such to be in touch means to call Michael Harriet over the route and basically apologise for having rational viewpoints on equality in America so long the police is Michael Harriet. The UN's the unwarped thing to do is to be a fan of Joe Biden, who seems to be sort of fan of traditional Americanism, even if he

has been an agent about eight, radical social change and variety of areas? So Biden is perceived as fate but his popularity among the democratic base. Honestly, I see that sort of is a hopeful sign for the fact that there are a lot of Democrats who don't believe in more radical agenda of the Democratic Party. Unfortunately, he has a bad vessel for this movement, and so you end up with Joe Biden talking about Harry Legs on the campaign trail, The way you know I sit on the stand and get out. I got a lotta harry legs that turn that that that that debt Verne about Blonde in the sun and the kid you sick about reach in the pool and rub my leg down so is traded that watch the hare cocoa. Back up again and again, I learned about roaches- I learned about- gives jumping up my lap and I've loved kids jumping on my love that

yeah, I'm goin, so great for the Old Guard Democratic Party, but at least widens durability as a candidate, that is the reliant on the ethical point of view, which again, I hope, wins out. Ok now, while we are approaching, unfortunately the end of the shell, but I would be remiss if I not sound off on this insane interview, between Molly John Vast, who has become just insult mobile and it wasn't already she's, just insufferable tug. Let somebody trumped arrangement syndrome, she has a piece in the daily beast. Today there is an interview with LISA Page now, LISA Page, best known as the person who is aid F B. I were stooping pure struck in the two of them were texting each other about how much they hated trump. Basically, Trump has used. This is a talking. When his campaign, pointing out that there are members of the so called deep state who are out to get him from the very beginning, she has now come out on an interview in Mali. Young fast interviewed, her is just absolutely fawning because it's not that often the universe subject was no interest in being famous recently, I did just now.

When I sat down with LISA Page the week before Thanksgiving in my hotel room in Washington DC page, of course, is the former F B. I wear whose text message exchanges with the agent Peter struck at the little Donald Trump and Express fear and its possible victory, became international news. There are hijacked by trumped fuel, his state conspiracy. For nearly two years since her name first made the papers she'd been publicly silent. I asked her why she was willing to talk now honestly, his demeaning fake orgasm was really the straw that broke the camel's back. She says the president called out her name. Is he acted out an orgasm in front of thousands of people at a maniac, was rally in October, Levin, here's what it looked like went from supposedly to me and her by taking an orgasm, which, again I don't know what your orgasms jam. But this is a weird take on an orgasm. If this is supposedly an orgasm monster earlier Peter struck, member. He, it is lover LISA page she's going to win ten minutes. Into one she's, gonna win, I'm telling you Peter I'm telling

you better she's gonna win Peter. I love you so much we better. I love you do LISA Little, please please, Oh god, I love your LISA energy. Georgian wine. Loser we ve got yours policy LISA, we'll get that son of a gun So she said that was it. That was what set her often now she had to be interviewed it first of all, if he is Senora Governments money out of this money, also yet young get to play. The victim should bring the Pinochet young to play the victim after you text with your lover, you're both marry your texting with your lover between

setting rendezvous points about how you gonna take down one of the candidate for president of the United States, yet you're, not a victim you're, not a victim. Sorry, that's not the way. This works ok time for a quick thing that I like and then a thing that I hate so things that I like. If you have not yet seen for versus Ferrari, it's terrific, it's terrific to really really good movie. Matt Damon unchristian bail, two of our best actors, and it is based on the the Ford attempt in the MID sixties to win Lamont, which is the twenty four hour race, though the way it works by the way. It's not one driver for twenty four hours it is. It is one car that is raised for twenty four hours, which means that it has to be pretty durable. Peace of machinery and meet the entire movie is basically about Ford attempting to overcome Ferrari and the entrepreneurial and artistic. Beard of individuals who are attempting to do something cool which is really what the movies about such you wanna talk movies that are really in praise of capitalism. This movie, that is basically in praise of capitalism, even though it tries to make the corporate higher ups. That the villain of the piece here is here is a little bit of privilege.

With it for a guys like us, the case we we heard he's difficult gin now, not kinsman there's a problem. The computer will finally using scarred statement about war. What are they doing? Making your car bastard renominated were best actor wooden. There would be no need for by supporting, but both gaming and mail are terrific. In this film, the films beautifully directed instituting half hour movie, but it feels like an hour and a half movie. Really really first rate, definitely worth the watch in a very cool Americans or Ex America is a bad ass place with fast cars in beautiful woman is a fantastic, fantastic country. It really is a good time for a quick thing that I hate

so there is an entire, article in the New York Times about. Why shade is racist, not kidding? You shade? Why? Because it turns out that any more, impoverished areas of the United States. There is less shade. Yes, because your packing tenements together very off your apartment buildings. It turns out in places where people live on top of each other. There is less space I know very difficult to understand, suburbia more trees, why there's more land in suburbia you're spending more money to live out their that's right, but apparently this is a sign of evil inequality and allay. This is a big problem. According to the New York Times quote, there is no end to the glittering emblems of privilege in the city, but I do of the the lack of ironic subtext. In these new times pieces, LOS Angeles has been governed by Democrats. Basically, my entire lifetime, with the brief, exceptional, richer Riordan, his mare. It is an entirely democratic city, It is also turning into a junkie he's been turning into a junkie

it is a liberal city is a horribly horribly govern city, and so, whenever they too about glittering emblems of inequality. You might want to look at I don't know these state and local government which dominated by democratic. Basically, since I was a teenager anywhere near taxes, There is no end to the glittering emblems of privilege in the city, Tesla clog. The freeways affluent family scramble for coveted spot in fancy kindergartens and up in the hills of Bel AIR or a sprawling estate just at the market, for record you want to twenty five million dollars. Lush trees line the streets writing welcome relief from punishing heat, they say This has always been in the draw of valet, but these days shape is increasingly seen as a precious commodity as the crises of climate change and inequality converge. She because they implants, lotta trees, in heavily urban areas, which happens to be true of every heavily urban area. Basically in the United States may, if you walk, middle of inhumane, had not a lotta shade happening on those streets, either the differences

real hot, so you'll live here, good news there, buses every single day, but apparently you're supposed to be the shade, isn't equality issue. It was your plan, more freedom offered you're beautiful. Oh I enjoyed when. I think that that is something that is totally worth while I'm for more trade, but the fact that every single thing can be chalked up to income inequality or the fact that we are supposed to look at every aspect of inequality as though it is a problem with the court and called system. Yes inequality. Has existed, it will exist will continue to exist. In that you know. The difference is now and before. The fact is that we have air conditioning, in LOS Angeles. The fact is, virtually everyone. In the United States, including people are living in poverty, at least as a unit air conditioner. That's that's a pretty big change from the nineteen twenty nineteen thirties, but the idea here is that we just look at the trees and we know that income inequality has come tell. I guess what was not now lay seventy years ago. Lots of treason downtown is just what yes, it is better to be rich, then poor

This has always been true for all of human history, pointing out that fact does not recommend a solution. Nor does it suggests that the fact It is better to be rich and poor means that the problem itself is that there are rich people and people who are less rich. The problem is: how do we get people to rise from poverty, not that did not then somebody's adjoining twenty five million dollar estate in Bellair. But how do we make life better for the people in downtown folks? In a like you, if they tax that you only twenty five million dollar estate, magically livened downtown, becomes better that ain't, the truth Who are the only thing it's made downtown better in recent history has been public private projects done with lips, really tens of millions to hundreds of millions of dollars in private money in cooperation with the city of LOS Angeles, but everything is an inequality issue, When you boil down everything to inequality that basically the New York Times is a drunk looking for the car keys under the lamp. The proverbial drunk looking for the car keys under the under the lamp raise that if there,

not. There must be, don't exist, you're only working where the light is will forever them every area exists in the light of inequality and therefore, if you're worried about shade, that's not a problem with bad city planning. As on a problem with bad city governance. That's a problem that there are some rich people in some boring, Well done your times, you really hit the nail on the head already we'll be back your later today with two additional ours that do not forget had an over the daily where dot com slash subscribe to day today, only use promo code de double Fifthly, we have cyber Monday special amazing deals. Go check us out right now. Otherwise, we'll see you here tomorrow. I'm bench appear. This is the best.

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