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You say that has been nearly twenty years and nine eleven, but for those of us who are older, remember nine eleven was unfortunate experience for a lot of us and allow people who shifted from left to right in the aftermath of nine eleven. I know a lot of people who had arrived the fight sense, what it meant the american after nine eleven, it turns out that America is under attack from an existential threat when the Americans are being murdered by the thousands in America's biggest and greatest landmarks. Americans tends to to resonate to that and remember what it is that was supposed to bring us together as Americans and, frankly, it's incredible than in the midst of a great pandemic. We can't even do that again, then, the midst of a global pandemic that has taken at this point you two hundred thousand or at about two hundred thousand american laws that we can't come together in the least recognise why exactly we like each other or why want to occupy the same country, and maybe it is that has just been too long since nine eleven people to remember exactly how we felt on the morning of nine eleven as we watch terrorist plough to civilian airliners into the twin towers and, as you are

plough another civilian airliner into the Pentagon and, as a Fourth, civilian airliner- went down in a field in Pennsylvania, but for those of us who are old enough to remember, remember the gut wrenching horror of watching our fellow America. People. We had no idea their politics. We had no idea what they believed that world having to hurl themselves from the highest stories of the World Trade center people, families, people, children watching as firefighters charging of those buildings knowing full well that they would probably die doing that and and trying to save other. Lives knowing full well that people were joining the military and making sacrifices most We're not willing to undertake to go overseas and protect America that this was indeed a great country and a country worth upholding, and that is worth remembering again. It is worth remembering again that what unites us is supposed to be so much more than what divides us. Unfortunately, in today's day and age, maybe it's because we haven't face down a nine eleven. Maybe it's because we haven't had is that these spectacularly horrifying images on tv of what happened,

Nine eleven hid the United States again, maybe because covert isn't an external enemy. So much is just an ever present threat, maybe four for whatever reason we have not come together. Instead, we ve decided savagely each other tat each other apart and see each other as enemies rather than friends as enemies rather than brothers and sisters. Good indicator of this today on Twitter is a trending hashtag, though Hash had all buildings matter, did the ideological contortions you have to go through in order to tweet that and believe that you're saying something good, relevant or moral are pretty astonishing. So presumably this has meant that his hashtag all buildings matter is meant as a rebuttal to the all lives matter, rebuttal, two black lives matter. So in order to try and understand the logic of this, you have to go back to what black lives matter was supposed to represent, so black lives matters have said before is a term of semantic overload. It can mean several different things: one, it can be the in arguably drew an obvious proposition that black lives matter in the United States, which we all agree with. Then it could mean the black. One matter organization, which is a radical neo marxist movement and then could mean the blacklist

matter movement more generally, not organization with the movement more generally, which argues that America systemically racist and dislikes black Americans and discounts black bodies and tries to harm black Americans proposal for which, at this point, american history there is not only no evidence, their significant counter evidence and all lives matter was as rebuttal generally speaking too. That second contention, which is that everybody agrees that black lives matter because blacklist matter just as much as everybody else's life, so people who advocates a black lives matter decided that there are going to have tat all buildings matter, as though the comparison where you say that the World Trade Center matter will all buildings Mary. Equally. That this makes no sense is makes us, because the argument blacklist matters that black people are disproportionately targeted that America is systemically racist, that that is a bad arguments. There is not a lot of data to back In fact it is. I say there are significant counter data tobacco. The hashtag all buildings matter, presumably suggests that certain buildings were not targeted. What we know which build we're targeted. In fact, we know why we're upset that those buildings were targeted, not

because they were landmarks, but because, as it turns out, there were holding thousands of human beings, black white and green. Anybody who thinks it's an intelligent point We are all buildings matter at this point is an idiot and everybody understand that their immediate or should understand that their immediate and that they are not making a good point about black lives matter or anything else for that how to use nine hundred and eleven as an as an anniversary for divisiveness, to suggest that nine hundred and eleven ought to immediately be channeled into a debate about black lives matter. Is kind of wild. The only legally makes it not wilds. Of course, if you buy into this theory that America's inherently bad than you end up in the China Hussy Codes position of writing about the fatty watch. Nine eleven happen from your partner rooftops smoke patent felt nothing that something that China, hussy coaches actually written about in his books, because here so systemically terrible, but he didn't feel anything while watching nine eleven is something that he wrote in. I believe between the world of me, if you believe that than the really is nothing that can hold America together anymore. So if

Kevin doesn't mean anything to you, because you were born. That's one thing, but you're old enough, remember nine hundred and eleven, if you're old enough to remember what it felt like in and you don't still have that that church got feeling every time you think of the horrors of that day, and you still can't think that what why people would fly? flag in the aftermath of nine eleven. Remember this: may we all remember that all the flags that that went up all round states in solidarity with foot with each other. They have the feeling of brethren sister had the came along with nine eleven. The final record vinyl realisation that we are all part of the same country in that it was country worth upholding than we are a good country. Bed when shown against in stark relief with so many other. Faces around the world, including they had the ideologies of place like Afghanistan and in that the Taliban and Al Qaeda that one your place in the United States in stark relief with anyplace else on earth is an amazing amazing place with amazing people, heroes, your people, that dont know other people they are willing to sacrifice their lives, for we should be remember,

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covering for them. So it you ve seen, is Senate Republicans failed to advance bill centre. Republicans failed to advance No, that's not what happened here. What actually happened here is that the Democrats who are in the minority utilised that Jim Crow Relic, according to Morocco, bomb of the Senate, filibuster to filibuster a covert, really package. Camel hair is voted in favour of that filibuster. So Democrats used to filibuster, shoot to kill a covert relief. And just a few weeks after, using that Jim Crow Hallmark the filibuster in article police reform, proposed by republican centres in Scott does seems like Democrats are very much willing to use. Crow relics when it serves their interests there, when to use any institution of power or get rid of any institutional power in pursuit of their goals, which is one of the reasons why republicans have very little trust. The Democrats are going to abide by any rules of the game when it comes to upholding american institutions is one of the reasons why I, among other conservatism, deeply fearful Democrats who have now pledged that they wish to pack the courts that they wished to get. The Senate filibuster that they wish to add states could systematically change

nature of american government if they achieve majority in the Senate and the presidency of the United States in twenty twenty. So why What we are doing this the answer is obvious. They would love to see the economy tank just before the election and ensure the Joe Biden winds election according to the New York Times. Prospects for any of this no stimulus to address the Cologne virus, pandemics, devastating told before the election darken considerably on Thursday, when a whittled down republican plan, in the Senate on a partisan vote. Democrats voted unanimously to block the proposal from advancing, calling it inadequate to meet the mounting needs for. Will aid in the latest indication of a lack of political will to reach an agreement even as critical federal aid for individuals, businesses has run dry. It was an early we learn about whose come was never in doubt. The proposal amounted to a friend, the one trillion dollar plan Republicans had offered negotiation with Democrats who, in turn or demands. More than twice as much money. In that they Republicans than proposed a slimmed down. Those who said you can agree on any of the ancillary stuff in the bill. So let's just at least agree that we should

stands monoplane than benefit for a little while we should make sure that people have enough money to pay the rent for the next month or so. A failure to compromise would be millions of jobless Americans and potentially dire straits as the exhaust, traditional jobless benefits in states where out of additional funds from steered the unemployed by executive or last month, would also strand wide swap and smile business owners have endured steep drops in revenue as the pandemic, chilled economic activity Centre, Pat Roberts Republican of Kansas, unquote along with a pandemic of nineteen, with pandemic of politics. Looking to the house for that matter, our colleagues across the EU as a sort of dead St Mrs Rights and her Michael Rubio of Flora, Republicans and Congress isn't gonna past. Cover nineteen relief before the election and again, the reason for this is Democrats have decided that they will benefit from a lack of relief at this point number look, I have never met a spending building like, except for this one, because the spending bill, but they don't like, is the one that would presumably help

have a possibility of winning reelection or help Republicans weren't, very contentious Senate races. There are a lot of very close in a racist around the nation right now so combine the alarm in the Democrats are performing about covert and the possibility of a second wave in New York, New Jersey. There willingness to push for relief, and it's pretty obvious what is going on here. People are playing politics. Media helping out, immediately running headlines about how the Republicans availed here, it's Republicans with its other Democrats, were obstructionist it's the Republicans who fail. Meanwhile, the same media are pushing the idea that the virus is continuing to be a complete threat to all Americans of all sorts. The New York Times ran with a research letter from Harvard that talked about how Kova ninety what a life threatening disease and people of all ages? That region? letter from Harvard found that, among the three thousand two hundred twenty two young dealt hospitalized would cover nineteen. Eighty eight died about two point: seven percent, one in five required intensive care. One in ten needed events later to assist with breathing among

survey. Ninety nine patients, three percent- could not be sent home from the House or were transferred to facilities for ongoing care or rehabilitation. The study court established Copenhagen is a life threatening disease in people of all ages. Ok, now the real The study is incredibly stupid is because, of course, number one The people who are young you are talking about are largely people of pre. Existing conditions over one third rubies one quarter extremely so roughly one in five- had diabetes, one in seven had hypertension, but more than that, you are talking about the number of people who got Kobe cooler than hospitalized. You type a subset of a subset of a subset of young people who got Covin, We then hospitalized for carbon and were pre existing conditions. Yes, it turns out that disease can be very dangerous to people who are already hospitalized, but the question is how many of those people are really hospitalized in the first place, when it young people, the answers, not very many young people are not being lost, why city and a high rate when it comes, you covered nineteen, but there's an a narrative that is attempting to be driven by the media and that its covert is an ever present. Rapporteur

to everybody in the United States, including young people? This is an anti data perspective, is the reason why the AP ran a story. Yesterday suggesting the three teachers had died, because schools reopen none of the three teachers actually died as a result of contact with students. So you just alarm is when the media, combined with democratic intransigence on providing any sort of relief before the election. The conclusion they want you to draw is that in unchecked pandemic, about which the federal government is doing nothing, and that, of course, is Donald Trump False now this has been driven forward, of course, by trumps foolhardy decision It would Bob Woodward and then say: untaped babbled word that he downplayed the pandemic. As I said yesterday, the narrative that is being driven by this is actually not in the narrative and Democrats, are trying to drive that Trump lied. People died from knew full well in early February. This thing was airborne, super dangerous way more dangerous than the flu, and then he lied about four months. This assumes

level of knowledge and intends, on the part of president from that, I think, is utterly not in evidence is Bob Woodward himself recognised. The reason you didn't report trumps comments at the time is because you didn't know other trumpets, puffing or knew what the hell are you talking about, because literally no other health official was saying this was airborne and multiple times deadly is the flu. In early February there was not a thing that was being said: I nonetheless Jonathan Carl. They BC news question from about that yesterday's at. Why did you lie to the american people and, as will see, the Biden campaign is already running ads on this. Why did you lie to the american people? Why should we trust what you asked the question and the phraseology lie what I said as we have to become. We can't be panicked. I knew that the tapes where these were a series of phone calls that we had mostly phone calls, and Bob Woodward, somebody that I respect just from the name for many many years, not knowing

much about his work and not caring about his work, but I thought it would be interesting to talk alone for a period of calls, so we do that again. Why will you speak to Babylon were because he thought was interesting. I busy just setting a trap for yourself and then yesterday, of course, from then talked about how much tv hid, wife, which is always a bad look in the middle of a pandemic, presidential election. He talks about all this shows that he had watched over the past twenty four hours, which of course provided fodder for Joe Biden. I watch Some of the shows I watch lists Mcdonald. She is fantastic. I watched Fox Business I still Lou Dobbs last night, shown any less night Tucker. Snide Laura. I will. Fine some friends in the morning, you what she shows We have to go too far into the details. They cover things at her It's really an amazing thing. Ok, so, as you will see

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anyway, here is the by not against Trump Watch. Some of the shows I watch lists Mcdonnel she's, fantastic. I watched Lou Dobbs last night. Surely the dealers one he Tucker snide Laura and then it runs counter carbon doubts, yesternight inferences minutes on the union's longings and then it concludes from television watch four hundred eighty? U S covered jets yesterday, eleven under seventy six. Now I have a question: if proper, watching lusty, they would fewer people who died. The answer, of course, is no, but again, this is. This is some kind of shooting himself in the foot now the reason I keep saying that Trump has to avoid giving Biden this sort of air. The sort of oxygen is because, when bigamy is deprived of the trompe an oxygen upon which she lives, he kills over. So yesterday Joe Biden had a rough day in terms of interviews, there's a reason that on nine eleven his decided he's not going what if he says you pulled out of his hands, I've seen no evidence is pulled olive Ziad, thus far on nine eleven, he says he's not going to any interviews today, which

Maybe that's about nine eleven, or maybe it's about the fact that he doesn't like doing interviews and in the past several days he has done like one interview and what really really poorly. In any case here, and of his wife s ready for Joe Biden. So in the middle of an interview, he mocked Trump over Trump making claims about binds health and he lost his train of thought in the middle of mocking foregoing. After his mental health, there is Joe Biden wandering off into the into the blue, we wilderness. I mean this idea of will Why? I shouldn't laugh about because anyway, Donald Trump, just look at us both arches and determine whether or not you think misleading anymore, not you prefer personally, but the public now look at me George motivational, I know it's a job takes yeah slogan.

Why would they call me slow Joan? What was over here is. Their pudding is an early bird time that that's that's good luck, Cabra Bear asked Biden spokesperson. Come up recently. Whether Biden is using it teleprompter during interviews, because there's an interview that he was doing with some Labour union in which somebody asked me a question, and he literally says in the interview. I won't you screwed up as somebody who operates with a teleprompter ripe. I dont use this teleprompter honest I'll, tell exactly one. The dollar prompter again. The only time I ever used to teleprompter on the show is environment, reading, an ad which you will know or if I'm making a pitch for the subscribers which, although or at the very beginning that little in we ve been in the show. I that's the only time I used the teleprompter all the other times. Not using teleprompter, I'm just staring into camera and when I do, Our views are not using the teleprompter either because during interviews that be incurred, we distracting and very weird no one uses teleprompter during interviews. That's called cheating right. You don't do that, but Joe Biden spokesperson was asked what

by news teleprompter during interviews and here, literally no answer it's it's very, very awkward stuff Joe Biden ever used to teleprompter during local interviews or to answer culinary with supporter sprat we're not gonna get. This is this a straight from the trunk Cambodia are losing out of what it does and what it does right. It's trying to distract the american unjust, thereby using. I need to talk about it every day. Can you say yes or no that's what they talk about it everyday brat, because they dont have a coherent and will you her answer? Yes or no bread? They talk about it every day because they dont have occurred. You're an why Donald Trump deserves reelection deserves for more here We know that he lied to the american people. We know that he has not shown leadership during this crisis and they are desperate to throw anything they can't against the wall.

To try to distract from that. I understand that you can answer the question correct correct, because the fact is that Europe needs using teleprompter during any views because he is in declining mental health. We all know this is decline. Is obvious to everyone and that's why he's interviews are going really really badly? She didn't nerve you Jake Tapir yesterday, in which he he did a bunch of stuff that that really was not beneficial to jump So he suggested that dumb. He tried to deny Trump credit for renegotiating after she had said over and over that he wanted to renegotiate after they never did it and TAT was like, while prompted it shouldn't given credit and binds like no and capital looks at em incredulously. It's pretty amazing tv. Now, when you ran for present and when Barack Obama ran for president, you both said you would renegotiate NAFTA. You didn't he did does deserve credit for that. No, think, for you remember. He didn t wonder when the pushed that, particularly in the past, the house amended the bill negotiated NAFTA, and you didn't is the point I mean, because we had a report,

farmers who wouldn't go along with us renegotiate. Doesn't it serve some credit for that, it's better the! U S empty is after the NAFTA, is better than after so yeah yeah that pause from Jake tapirs everything. I can you believe this. It is pretty it's pretty amazing, so stuff right there from your button. Speaking of good stuff from Joe Biden. He also said that it is not a bad idea to give China most favoured nation status when it came to world trade, which is a weird Take considering that China has used most favoured nation status to cheat Andrade to strength. Its own regime and to ensure that it can continue woods perpetuation of journey in Hong Kong as well as in changing province. There is Jake's opera questioning Biden, Biden again, making a Bubu a lot of people. Think that allowing China into the World Trade Organization, which you supported, extent

most favoured nation status to China, which you supported, that those steps allowed China too take advantage of the United States by use in our own open trade deals against us don't think in retrospect that you are naive about China now here's the context that we want to try to do RO. We wanted China to grow, I mean, if from can't use, then add we want China to grow as China, meanwhile unleashes the by the Koran I rise on the rest of the world and completely destroyed. Cons, freedoms and subjects, a million and a half. We are Muslims to genocidal tyranny, yeah good, good job there, Joe again, this is wiped from has to deprive him of the oxygen of Trump right. Yet you ve got to stop with with from stuff. If you stop it from stuff all you get this crazy old bat in a second monetary, more of the crazy old that will get to that in just one moment? First, let us talk about the fact that, when

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in the middle of the country and in rural areas, particularly and their own self, righteous belief. But they are the only anti racism crusaders in the country and therefore the who oppose them, whether it be Mitt Romney who Joe Biden remember, someone put you back in chains or Donald Trump and all of those other people are racist and who support them are racist years, Joe Biden calling his political opponents racist, the CALM County Michigan right now. This is a county that President Obama New carried twice and then President Tromp carried by twelve percentage points two thousand sixteen. Why do you think so? Many of these voters turned the Democratic Party in two thousand sixteen. I think it was the feeling that ever taken for granted, I dont know that for and I think that he now it's a born. Ok, so again is that is that's more politics by Japan. The answer is no, which is why again trumps biggest that's my politics by job on the answer is no, which is why again trumps biggest political malfeasance here is

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could easily happen with Joe Biden, because the more you see them, the less you like him so down from these to remove himself from the stage right accent stage left followed by barely get off the stage right now, president from and let Joe Biden be the centre of attention, you don't have to be the centre of attention More Joe Biden is the centre of attention the worse he was now. Meanwhile, the entire culture has decided to press forward with its narratives on racism, because they think that this is the way they're gonna drive trump from this, It is by suggesting that America, systemically racist across the board and every cultural institution will be hijacked in order to push forward. This particular push we'll get to that in just one second. First, let us talk about how you protect your online data at our lot of viruses they're right now, there's new ransom or viruses that are coming along nearly every day that are designed to basically locked key files, for you must pay the money really. We bad stuff. This is why you need peace, thematic, its next generation antivirus, designed to stop modern threats like ransom, were independent testing,

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opener. I can assume that the rain is going to suck this year, just like they sucked last year turns out the money politicize everything people want to make a political people get up time, I understand all the folks out there on the left to keep saying you know you keep saying you just want sport to be sportswear. Sports averages sports when it didn't infuse the field apply. That is there Are you on the actual answer? The answer is when it didn't used to feel deployed. Athletes always spoke out about stuff. A Charles broke loose on the cover of to illustrate in the early nineties wearing like chains suggesting that uses lay Raymond like that. This has been a part of Americans, but for a long time when Americans let's get a tight is when they sit down to watch the game and then their preached to that does not same thing is athletes speaking out. Athletes have always spoken out and that's fine. Americans. They speak out just like everybody else does mean that we have to take their there. Their words with any level of seriousness. I think Lebron James actually knows anything about politics. I think he knows very very little about politics. Yet that is not here you'll expertise? I know nothing about rebounding, Lebron James knows nothing about politics, but that doesn't mean

And when I turn on a game- and I am preached by bunch- people who nothing about politics, that's not alienating, but within the confines of the court, within the confines of the field, people expect to get a product that has to do with the court or the field, not a bunch of propaganda. About predict a political point of view. This is why the NFL is so unbelievably stupid, forgetting super political on the field to play, so the NFL has decided that they are going to put giant letters reading and racism in end zones, which of course, will totally and racism like all the way to go. This outcome, they're gonna, look at the at the end zones of the NFL and they're gonna, be like wow that zones has to end racism done here, discrimination finished right, red lining, soft red lining self Segregation, over man, because that's as and racism in the Enzo. Ok, what this really is a corporate virtue signalling said the NFL will continue to make box from people who purchase based on political likes.

Dislikes. What millions of doing, of course, is removing all ability to have just normal kind of non political, watercolor top, which is kind of important right when you hang out here. And you spend most of your time talking about politics or didn't used to be that football was like to go to a thanksgiving when you had nothing to talk about their crazy uncle, regardless of your political but you can talk about anything. She talked about how much lion suck that that was the way this used to work, not anymore to Roger Godot, made a huge mistake by allowing HOLLAND Combination Yeoman, allowing everybody else. Neil. You should have said right from the outset. The same thing the David Stearns had back in the nineties. The national anthem is part of a game. You're mistaken for America is, he is a good place. This doesn't seem, particularly common and if you want to know you want to pay off the field enjoy, they have every right to say what you wanna say off the field on them. You're working for the business which, by the way, is how every other business in Amerika functions K, but apparently not for athletes. So Roderick Adele has decided to cave to this sort of nonsense and predictable result is fewer. People are gonna, turn a tune in to watch the games.

Here's Roderick, Adele overtly politicizing the NFL. Now you ve been talk of so many things that have happened to of our country geared to a better place in sports Big big influence on that- and you know we're not here to make political statements- were we're here to help make our communities better outs you're, not here too, to make a political taken political. When you put and racism in enzymes the underlying supper, and being that racism is indeed the chief factor in american life. It's not political as it turns out when you allow the player, to put on their helmets the names of various supposed victims of american racism. So I guess we'll get em Brown helmet, even though he was a person who attacked a police officer, will probably Jacob Blake Helmets by the fact that using drapers will probably get array showered Brooks Parliament, despite the fact that Russia Brooks Attack to police arts to police officers and try to take them after ceiling taser from one of them they how's the unfolding scream. For that. I remember me

I wouldn't allow Dallas players to pay tribute to the cops after several cops were shot a few years back a bit, but it's not political, using when Roger get out pushes this, except for a political. It is so this all broke out into the open in a couple of ways. So the Miami Dolphins will go to in fourteen this year, as is their want. They stayed in law. For the national anthem. Then their release a statement about why they were staying in the locker room for the national anthem. We need owners with influence and pockets bigger than ours to call up officials in inflicts political, how, when education is not determined by where we reside and we the means to purchase what the doctor prescribed and you five for prison reform. An innocent lives and you repair the mere these that were tasks to the side and you may you gave from Are you swallowed your problem and in Greece is not the compass? The love is the guide. The want, of course, don't point of skin color but punish the cry. Until then, would you skip the law production and stay inside out there, so bad peltries? What what

I also do enjoy how every single video that has ever caught by celebrities has them speaking in three word phrases and then cut into another celeb. It really makes a huge difference. Also, I'm amused and if a players are among the highest earners in America, suggesting that only the owners have systemic power or money to actually help you all of the stuff and there. Stand is gonna be want to stay in indoors for the national anthem, because the national anthem is super about America is to blame for all of the problems in american life. It's America and America system. This again took sort of centre stage. Last night, the Kansas City, cheese no blame the Houston Texans. They did this in Kansas City. They had some socially distanced crowds there. A couple that is, like seventeen thousand vans, showed up in a in Kansas City and be players before the game decided to link arms in a show of unity. Now I know that there is some people, think that this is you know this better than using for the Annette is better than using for the anthem. I just I Little John understand what the show of unity is in favour of or against. Like raises,

bad yeah. I think we all agree on that, but if this idea is that you're making a show of courage, I standing and racism, also death, bad cancer band, can we get some some shows solidarity and the Un implications. What people objective, which that America is a deeply racist country and that if you don't stand than you Then you are obviously okay with racism, so people started doing this and some people are shouting from twenty twenty and this let everybody in the sports media to get very, very upset. Of course. What's really gonna happen as you go just gonna turn off because they don't being called implicit races, if there, if they don't enjoy being preached out about their there full racism for not supporting X, Y or Z? There is also that ever Broncos put out a photo of their players going out to some sort of rally and said: if you ain't with us, you against us and nobody knows exactly what this post we with our against, but here's my basic rule. If somebody

who says that to me, I'm against you, as my basic rule, if you ever say you're, not with us, your against us, I'm against you, because I'm not can be blackmailed into into that sort of ideological virtue, signalling that sort, partisan virtue signalled its not just sports. Of course, it also happens along the lines of of payment, so Netflix is CEO, was out there propagandizing, you may have noticed the during the black lives matter. Movement Netflix began to propaganda eyes on on its main screen here: they're they're pudding for black stories, and again. I want. These moves are good. I've seen a lot of these movies, but the idea the Netflix is making a big difference by by pushing education the movies and I'm sorry. This is just sure short as say hit. Her was the here is the head of Netflix talking about the consequences of slavery and how bad America is, is a very, very rich man talking even though the american system, of course has a cost

The contents of slavery, Jim Crow and housing policy, black families in America have about one tenth of the wealth of white enemies. If we're going to start to close that economic power gap, you'd like banks, to be able to invest in a black tribute if every major corporation, then takes one percent of their cash and deposits it in a blight bank. It will be in transformative in that sector Ok well, actually, the reason that people can get loans typically has more to do with income inability to pay back loans and the rights of the people, giving the loans. And then the fact remains that matter who owns the bank's banks are not going to of loans to people who are unlikely to pay back the loans and even if you take your money to put in a black thing, I must have blank is poorly run. It's not going to give loans to people who are unlikely to pay back. The loan banks are in the business of making loans that they expected to receive income on. That is it that is literally what they do, which which doesn't bring up. All of this kind of corporate virtue, signaling does bring up

The need is the fiftieth anniversary of an essay. There was written by Milton Friedman that is now getting all sorts of lack I'll. Get to that in a second procedure. To make one more example of this move a lemon talk about corporations signalling in making everything political Lula lemon put out a poster, I'm not getting a workshop September. Seventeenth, a workshop to unveil historical nature and resist. Capitalism is the real thing: resist Capitalism LULU Lemon the people to charge a hundred bucks for yoga pants for suburban White Ladys they want to decolourise gender and resist capitalism. Okay, so number one. I don't think you can colonise gender three other pants yoga, panting kind of gender. Just gonna put that out there, probably in the audience in autumn Talkin about turns out the other pants guys kind of anyone not wearing I'm looking at them. That's just the reality of life.

But beyond that Lula, women resisting capitalism, ISM, it's all the same and for mobile lemon, I dont believe them. I dont believe them. But again, all of this is is based on it, given that we are a better country and we're better society when our corporations get super political and when they start looking down the road at the rest of american society? Can this rose in direct opposition to it? say that was originally written by Milton Friedman about fifty years ago, actually exactly fifty, It was an essay in which you talked about shareholder capitalism, and he said that the basic job of a corporation is to pursue profit on behalf of its shareholders. Now Milton Friedman was not an advocate of corporations engaging in regulatory capture by trying to set up monopolies whose none advocate of corporations trying to set regulatory standards such that no one else could get into business you what he was not in favour of people violating labour laws, and that's not what Milton Friedman was talking about. What he was talking about is that way

A corporation decides to virtue signal with somebody else's money there, either taking money away from the shareholders or from their workers or from the consumers whose prices they have to increase at the job of the corporation is to provide goods and services at the best possible price to the most possible consumers and to pay its employees what they deserve on the basis of making that sort of money and competition ensures the wages, go up which, by the way they have because when you have multiple companies competing for the same workers, and then the wages go up there. This is now, there are very bad, and so the New York Times magazine put together an entire issue an entire compendium on the evils of shareholder capitalism, because the real essence of corporations should be social. Do gooder ism, because I want Netflix setting high social standards as well say, may not be a great idea I want little women telling me about resisting capitalism. I want the NFL virtue signalling about race in America. That's what I want. I want now. Making statements about noon for the national anthem or actually, all I want from corporations that they give me the products

as I wanted a price that I am willing to pay. That is really. What I'm looking for from them and that they pay their employees. Their employees deserve on the open market. That's pretty much it, but a non Garonne garage House who writes for New York Times magazine He has an incredible peace in your times magazine talking about the evils of shareholder capitalism, he says today in America, somebody will be laid off right after his or her company announced record earnings someone's because without notice, someone's water will be poisoned by fracturing and among the Panther The villains they can thank is Milton Friedman. Ok, offering there was none, in favour of environmental degradation. Terms of cutting somebody's ours that maybe necessary in order to ensure that consumers still get the best possible price in a competitive market, but that this really goes What you think the purpose of an economy is- and this is something that actually spans the game it right to left. There are lots of people on the right to believe

The purpose of an economy is cortical, create jobs or provide meaning. That is not what an economy is for an economy is to preserve property rights and get you the best products, and Mrs at a price, you are willing to pay consensually, that's what a market is war. That is all the things market is for. It is not providing meaning it is not to provide you. Joy is not designed in order to provide you. Your purpose in life, that's supposed to be provided by social institutions by family by all the things that provided, meaning and the market is not designed to cortical, create jobs. The markets designs create jobs, he sighed products of creating goods and services right. That is, that is what a market is designed to do, but everybody wants to turn the market into a human tool. This is why it drives me up a wall. When I hear conservatives, people on the right, the kind of common good conservatives talk about. Well, you know the markets weren't designed with human needs. In in human needs in in that in four from position. Well, the markets, one design period, the market is based on a certain basic human truth.

Your labour, belongs to you and you get to alienate. Did you see fit? That's things higher thing and property rights in your labour deserve to be protected. That's that's the whole market the recognition that you as an individual have rights. That is what the market is. It is not a system. Cortical designed, it is not quite unquote, designed to achieve particular ends, It is a wonderful byproduct of that system that it happens to achieve particular ends, but it is a moral system because it assumes that you have control over your own labour and you can alienated and make deals with others and engage consensual back and forth of other people, but, according to a non garotters Friedman, size business people from straying from their way and make money and worrying about social good window dressing business people should not. Clinical governmental functions of tending to the public welfare and many others. On that point I actually agree, but here's the thing Friedman militarily condemns the business person who enters the public realm to be charitable, to be kind to employees to invest

the commons, because he wants all of these functions to be left to government ok up, but that that is the I mean, that's kind of right. I mean if, if he corporation tax, money and then takes the money and gives it away. They are presumably taking it from shore those who have invested their money or there in prices in our pay for that or they are taking the money within the workers that those are the only source of money that comes into a corporation. What is really is is an argument that capitalism is incorporation should run the world. It's amazing, the same people who say the corporations are evil also say that they want corporations to donate their favorite social justice causes corporations who fall for this are out of their minds, because these same people are gonna come after corporations, full scale, by the way an Android has his piece in the New York Times magazine was so crazy, so crazy that the New York Times magazine had to cut it. Ok, here's the end of the peace Quote Milton Friedman legacy is tragic. I am not being hyperbolic, I'm being totally literal, because I've seen their faces and have told their stories when I say that a great many people needlessly

a further and died, because you lived grim, enabled we'll see, sovereignty is not removed. Milton Friedman, economic programme was adopted more more broadly over the course of the latter half of them We a century raising literally billions of people from abject poverty. Slicing excessive poverty on planet earth by up to eighty percent over last several decades, ensuring free trade, ensuring property rights and all than your terms magazine can come up with is well probably he should have. He should have told corporations to engage in a virtue, signalling, ok speaking of bad messaging, so there's been a bunch wildflowers in California. We can tell that they're a bunch of that voters in California, because we can look at the windows out here and the sun looks particularly orange. It looks like something as people have noted at a blade runner, twenty forty nine. It is a really really weird feeling too outside and the entire sky is covered with smoke. It is not completely unprecedented. We ve had this every other summer, probably for for several years, the scale

the fires that are happening right now is pretty radical compared to recent years. This has led democrats to immediately move into pagan territory. So here is Nancy Blows yesterday, suggesting that the wired wildfires are happening because cortical mother earth is angry. Here is supposedly devout catholic Nancy lucky talking about the anger of Mother Earth, which is weird here, is a dance blessing. We these fires in California and in the west of sixteen p died in Washington or again California, including the fire fighter, and when you're old baby, our firefighters had been so very, very courageous. Now, again met breaking records, mother earth, angry she's telling us whether she's telling us with hurricanes on the Gulf Coast fires in the west whenever it is that the climate crisis is real and has an impact. So it is not mother earth being angry needed climate change

does have an impact on the severity of wildfires, but major severity of wildfires is due to bad forest management, Michael Kellenberger rights over at Forbes magazine. It is not the case. The California years of grown more apocalyptic every year than your times reported in fact, and twenty nineteen ten, genes are remarkably small amount of acreage burn, just two hundred eighty thousand acres compared to one point: three million and one point: six million in twenty. Seventy, and twenty eighteen respectively, drunk the leading for scientists. As I see the current cap fires, the normal event, is not one that happens every year. He said on July thirty, it two thousand network. Massive buyers throughout northern California. Due to us is of lightning fires and middle of the summer is not annual that, but it also not an unusual event. In fact, if you look at areas burned in California during previous At times many many more acres were burned in California. In fact, kiwi notes

Since nineteen sixty the variation in spring and summer temperatures explained fifty percent of the variation in fire frequency and intensity from one year to the next, but the half century. Since nineteen sixty is this period in which the US government promoted mostly out of ignorance, suppression of regular fires and most forest, to allow for new growth is that's right, wing sources saying this problem has an article by Elisabeth, while pointing out that the prevention of fires requires that you allow smaller fires who actually happening. They ve not allow to happen every year, so instead, what we keep doing overzealous fire suppression across California, Landscapes, where the fire poses little risk to people of structures as a result, wildman fuels key building up. At the same time the climate grows hotter and drier. Then boom the inevitable the wind blows down a power line or lightning speed, Progress in an inferno ensues this week with you the second and third large fires in California, history, so yes, prescribed and manage burns, has been completely ignored by both the federal and state government. That would be the major reason why you're seeing these massive mega fires so again,

permit. Management has a lot to do with what we are seeing in California and the sort of Investing mother earth is angry with us. That's why we're seeing all this you see also when there's a hurricane, so women, Jim in Health, brings a the floor of the Global warming is happening. People, Malcolm when there's a hurricane and everybody on the left goes because hurricanes are becoming so much more severe thanks to global warming. Nobody has the heart to point out the he's in the hurricanes, are more damaging is because there is more human structure in the way of those hurricanes, not because the hurricanes are either more frequent. More damaging in love themselves already. So I would be remiss today if I didn't do a deconstructing, the culture. Ok, it's time for some deconstructing, the culture the on the menu today. Is this film cooties. So I have some complex thoughts about this film curies. Now curies is a film that First made headlines Netflix, because the poster for duties is supremely disturbing the way the Netflix originally put it up. So Netflix put out a poster of these four little girl, me and they are little their eleven years old, ok and is the father of two

it under the age of seven. I can say that the way these girls redress was perverse and disgusting and petty, Philip and address completely and appropriately and horrifically, and the opposing in very sexual image images, and in all this, its gross Netflix had to take down the poster correctly. Then there is the film many things can be true about the film simultaneously one. The themes of the film the themes with them are why over centralisation of children are bad as the actual theme of the film, that that, now, that the honest question to be asked about, the film is when you cross. The line in this has been a long debated question in film when you cross the line between depiction of exploitation, Lisbon she's in american film, really going back to the end of the haze code. When you started seeing movies like a clockwork, orange and people are saying. Ok, this shows pretty graphic rapeseed. Is that exploitation and an expert and pushing of rape, or is it actually condemnation of rape? You ve seen this in the context of violence were altered

island movies are very often considered. Glorification of the violence, rather than condemnations of it were mere depictions of it, and so people get very upset about all this. This film fell squarely into that category. I think you can make us. You can certainly make affair case that the director in this particular film directed the camera in discussing ways at eleven year old children that they know they can make their case. I think that cases fairly obvious from the actual footage of the film. The question is whether the director is doing that in order to make you uncomfortable with the way these kids are being depicted, because that is part, pop culture. In which they are implemented in which they are submerge, so the reason that I bring this up because I think a lot of the people who watched this fellow, who watched the corpse of the villains, initially watch the film and they gave hotcakes based on this up this is why many provide aluminum nuance. I've actually actually spend the time yesterday of watching this, this film and eighty indeed, incredibly disturbing and upsetting and difficult watch, so the clipped that was making the rounds yesterday. I was this clip of these.

Girls dancing and very very sexual ways. Ok, these kids are eleven. Two of them are of african extraction and or air of extraction, one is from Senegal, I'm not sure the other one is from in the movie. Of them are two of them are white french? They can this a french moving to explain the context of this club to explain the plot of them supply. The movie is that there is a little girl whom his army she's eleven years old and she is a muslim girl who is living a fundamentalist, islamic family in Paris, her parents, her mom, is moving. Her mom is being forced to accept that the dad is going back to Senegal. In order to bring a second wife red. We find this out fifty minutes in the movie that they reserved a bedroom for the second wife and its little girl is being brought up in a culture that says that polygamy is good and that women should be forced to the two except it thanks to the whim of Allah. Ok, this is made. Very. Very

The focus is not me, you know, as a quantum quotas, Lama hope saying that. Ok, I'm not as landfill number one, but beyond that. That is how the storms that's right. What that so, the film is is making the point that radical, fundamentalist islamic culture is anti woman, which happens to be obviously true right. Any culture that says that one wife should be forced to have another wife is in anti woman. You're right that it monogamy is one of the great hallmarks of judeo christian Civilisation in the West did so she lives in this room. Go fundamentalist, islamic household and she's being forced return The daughter of one woman that she's going to like a new stepmom. Basically, because daddy is off in Senegal bringing back the wife. Tat is not present the entire upset with her uncle She begins to engage with a highly sexual lized group of young eleven year old girls. He point of this girl's group is that they are bad people, whether they ve been completely misled by the culture, the parents. Not there in any way shape or form their basically being raised by the internet. The point of the film, so these girls are they

raised by the internet- and there are several scenes that the prove this or that these girls are ignorant about sex, that they don't know anything about sex. That all they know about taxes, stuff that their learning reminder to seem where they're talking about the actual biological function of Saxon. They literally have no idea what you're talking about. There's a scene in which one of the girls finds a used condom in in like in a forest where their hang out. She blows up like a balloon. Could she literally has no idea what it is and all the other girls recap review? These are low. Girls they're Lunnon there there ignorant about sex, but no what they see online. What they see, I'm wine is a bunch of women, grown women or acting in extraordinarily hyper sexual life, ways, and I understand that it makes these women popular and that the cultural values this, and so they start acting in those same ways now. The other the group because their sort of more ensconced in french secular hedonism they sort of understand where the appropriate lines are, but Amy does not, and so she continues to escalator behaviour to the point where she's taking shots of her crouching she's, putting them online the point of the movie. She becomes a worse person for moving away from fundamental

lieutenant and moving towards a social media, culture, the values, women for their sexuality and values, girls for their sexuality and so she's constantly misinterpreting things retreat. There's a scene where she attends to sexually proposition. She steals a cell phone from her cousin was an insult she's attempts to sexually proposition him in order to get back the cell phone. He of course reaction badly confuse eleven, and the point is that she doesn't know any of the lines are because she's being raised by the internet, because the internet, the internet and are over centralized culture deliberately for the internalization of hyper centralisation into young teens interpreting there's a scene that is described in a lot of the descriptions in which a sixteen or seventeen year old girl shows her breast onscreen. That's because the girls in the movie are watching this. And align they're watching over you're mine, and they dont at eight point say, is what the girl doing right or wrong. Instead, the USA, while welcoming she has made. We should do stuff like that. Ok, so the point of the movie is that France has.

Physically broken down into a society where, because of its multicultural ethos, it tolerates radical fundamentalist Islam. In which people are shipping in second wives, from Senegal on the one hand and, on the other hand, is providing as they lived alternative the secular hedonistic lifestyle that over sexual ices children and that there is bleeding fact from that sexual listed that that over centralized lifestyle from adults to children such a pretty conservative message that the actual message of the film is actually quite conservative. Now the problem with the film comes in in the depiction right. Does this film cross the line between two and exploitation serves a quick going around yesterday of these goals dancing. It is your warning whether warning anonymous boiler warning like not your warning right now, this clip is Graphic Geographic, clip of these Dancing in very sexual ways are eleven years old is disgusting. It is meant to be disgusting again I'll show you kind of. Why is meant to be discussing focusing

as the here is a club that was going round yesterday, and people rightly outraged at this clip You can see the adults reacting in not being upset that it wasn't working, not being upset being happy about it Mozart, dancing, very, very sexually. Their eleven years old is really really disturbing. Fronty can't see this enough in their shots of crouches and shouts and thoughts. And it is these kinds of shocks that people are saying how in the world is this being from. How in the world is doing filled loser eleven year old goals in real life are being exploited. This way you can see the adults are very excited about it. There are happy about it, ok and then agree, start to get more and more sexual ended starting a more more sexual cause. They coordinated the stands based on the date based a video, the dancing, a line. That is very much like wipe. Ok, with these very sexual eyes, heterosexual lies, lesbian advances, it that's that's a scene in the film there's scene in the film where the main character, who is again, the senegalese girl, is literally sitting in a session the other women, the other women, have scarves of their hands

and she sitting with her earphones in watching this centralized hyper lesbians stuff right on herself up as that scene goes on, he starts you cut away the crowd and the crowd starts to get more modest quieted, because people Mccrae to realising this is really over. The top is really really bad. The end of the scene, which was cut off our mine, was cut off or reason at the end of the scene. Is this girl the main character weeping openly and stopping the and because she realizes that she has been exporting herself, but she made herself a worse person. Runs away from the dance. The end of the film is hurt, rejecting both the second wedding for her father and the hyper centralized culture in favour of sort of generic childhood innocent. She puts on a sweater that kind of buttons all the way up to the neck, because it's mostly modest and then she goes into you jump ropes, train regained her innocence. I that's the end of the film, so several things can be true at once, and I think it's important to actually now watch things before you analyze what they are about. This may not justify why this

was made that the director of the sun by the way has openly said that the reason the foremost made is because she was walking she's she's, a black woman who it was police dissenting grew up in a in islamic council? She said she walking through the park in France and she saw a group of eleven years ago, Girl dancing like this, and she decided She said she was sick and it she says- and so she decided to make- will be trying to explore what in the world as a culture. Would we get to the point where urals are dancing like this. I did she she's talk about this openly in interviews, so several things can be troll wants one. I dont think that director meant to hyper sexual eyes the goals for the pleasure of pity files to Netflix, definitely with its original poster hyper, centralized the girls for the purpose of petrol. Netflix, their original posts was really really bad. Three. The theme of the movie is that hyper centralisation of children is not only bad but that its friends from an adult culture that suggests that consent is the only value, and that leads downs. People for whom consent is not possible in the data themselves understand at the hyper sexually

society does bleeding, because that is a theme of the film third that a culture that that allows for no choice, but a choice between a hyper sexual, bisexual you work humanistic revision of hedonism on the one hand and islamic Mental is money. Other is a society that has faded for the garbage can, where that is appointed. The movie is pretty openly making now the critics, because critics mainly hit the right into living the critics of senior too, because the critics mostly haven they decided that this is a story of female empowerment through leaving Fundamentalism in favour of working. That's not what the film is about that reference said. That's not what this is about. Ok, the real, the real question that should be asked her is, should have been like this even be made despite the messaging It has to depict images like this in order me. May I think that's a fair question. Fair question, I think, is a very, very question to ask whether the film has to depict as much of this as it does in order to achieve its purpose. The directorate probably tell you that her purpose in showing the stuff was to make you

trouble was, he was to deliberately make the viewer uncomfortable, so you realize that so many people are complicit in this culture. The blue down a little girls. My guess! That's what the records does that justify the behavior? I I think the case can be made that it certainly does not. Eleven, your goals, what or electoral girls? No matter what you believe, rational explode in the same way that they brought shields was exploded twelve when she was forced to get naked like blue lagoon. I think that case can be made, but I think again that is important he knows what the movie is, what it was meant to be and what it and what kind of isn't so that you can have a more fully rounded discussion about now, should you watch it? I don't think, not much unless you're willing to take an hour and a half of being clubbed about the ears by some of that image rate, which again is supremely disturbing, but possible for somebody who say that they think that the messages of the film are not about pedophilia that and it is pretty obvious messages of the former not about Butterfield So there is a fully rounded shaded version of what exactly duties was about now does Netflix deserves to be boycotted for airing

this was directed at mature audiences. It specifically says that on the phone Netflix Sherman boycott over its original poster, I know that a lot of homes are Netflix, that dip depict really bad stuff. That, with the original poster, is the problem of the film itself, can be a problem. I can certainly see why you would think that that it should have been made in the first place and that should have been receiving the sort of glorious coverage bases of the images that a glorifies right. Even if was doing so in order making uncomfortable didn't have to do that in order to make the point- and you commit John Noughties said this- I think he's probably You don't need to go too far in order to make the point. I totally get that I can agree with it. The poster is the real problem is the poster obviously was directed at glorifying the sexual access of children. That is the real problem. Ok, so now you have your movie guide to cooties a little more complicated than I think most of the takes you're gonna get on it, but I think that you know lessons we should. We should try to be fair when you watch these movies and note where they are wrong and where they are evil and where they're making

overall, not terrible boy, the movie can be exploited and bad in the way the people view it, and it can also be making a fairly good point actually about the destruction of a Roger, that has no centralizing principles rooted in virtue and morality already we'll be back here loaded, here today with traditional hours of content. Otherwise, we'll see you here on Monday, don't forget tune into the Sunday specially that damned bungee know this week. Otherwise, we'll see you here on Monday, the bench a show. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe, and if you want to help spread the word. Please give us a five star review and tell your friends to subscribe to were available on Apple podcast, Spotify and wherever you listened upon. Gases also be sure to check out the other daily. Where podcast, including reclaiming, show

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