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#BrettKeane Playing with Pronouns and Identity Politics · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keen from God TV
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  radio. I hope you're all having a
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  wonderful day out there. I hope you had a great
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  Christmas. As many of you know, I've been
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  doing a lot of live shows lately and I have some shows, scheduled
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  all's, you have to do is go to the front page of my YouTube
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  channel and you'll see everything that's upcoming.
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  Usually every one of the show's I do, I offer a link or the
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  ability to get in and doesn't matter if you're an atheist are
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  religious person and Anybody can participate in the discussion.
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  Unlike atheist shows, everybody's allowed to talk and
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  actually Express their ideas and Views and we try to have fun.
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  We try to have a good time. We don't try to humiliate and
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  embarrass or try to make other people feel uncomfortable.
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  We got this weird idea that people ought to connect with
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  each other and get along and heck, maybe even at the end of
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  the day, Aren't a friendship or two.
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  How about that? Well tomorrow, I'm going to be
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  doing a show with Kent hovind and on the first or second I'll
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  be doing a live show that includes everybody in it.
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  And I'm also going to be doing a one-on-one interview with Sandra
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  Holden, the wife of Kent Oldman at some point in time, and I
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  think that that would be really fun.
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  My radio show has been taken off.
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  A lot of people are enjoying that, my radio is blowing up all
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  over the Internet and that's really exciting for me.
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  You can listen to my radio pretty much anywhere but my
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  recommendation would be Spotify or Amazon music.
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  If you don't want to have any kind of issues whatsoever, well,
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  I guess we'll get into the topic of the video playing with
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  pronouns and Auntie politics. One thing about our society
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  being that I'm 46 years old, just had a birthday recently.
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  I was born in 1976. December 21st right around
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  Christmas, instead of doing what some YouTubers and some people
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  do where they get mad or aggravated by stupid ideas that
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  are introduced into society. I try to play with it.
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  I try to have fun people have always accused me of having dry
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  humor. I figure by telling people that
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  their ideas are dumb or stupid and isn't going to get through
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  to them anytime soon. So I go along with it and I
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  tried to be a part of the, the the joke basically and it seems
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  to work out for me. I noticed a lot of people get
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  very, very pissy about it and I'll give you an example.
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  Nowadays, there are businesses and places that you can go where
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  people will automatically ask you.
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  Especially if you call a company or corporation on a phone, they
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  have this answering machine thing where they ask you to give
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  them your name where you're from and then they ask you, how do
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  you identify yourself? And what is your pronouns and
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  all this. And I usually say something,
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  like my name is Brett Keane, and they is doing just fine or he
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  and his, and her, and him, they're doing.
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  All right, these days, thanks for asking.
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  And I usually identify myself as the most sexy man in the
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  universe, or on the planet Earth.
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  And nowadays, I'm referring to myself as dr.
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  Feelgood Now dr. Feelgood is actually a title
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  that was given a song a while back done by a band called
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  Motley Crue. But people say to me, nowadays,
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  and it's funny because I guess a lot of people don't know who
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  Motley Crew is now that we're approaching 2023 there like dr.
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  Feelgood. So you're an actual doctor.
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  And I'm like, yeah, I'm a doctor and They go.
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  What is your degree? And and I say, well, I don't
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  have a degree in being a doctor. I don't have any kind of, you
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  know, schooling or education whenever it comes towards being
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  a doctor. But I really feel like I'd make
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  a great doctor and that's what my brain tells me.
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  So that's what I'm going with tomorrow.
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  I'm probably going to end up being a surgeon and work on
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  people's brains and also do heart transplants and all that.
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  Because I just feel like I could do that, you know, if I feel
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  like I can do about. That's all that's important.
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  It doesn't matter if I actually have the qualifications or the
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  skill or the talent to do any of these things.
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  And of course, none of you out there would want to offend me or
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  hurt my feelings for believing this about myself.
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  So, I'm sure that when you actually do need a heart
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  transplant or you need a tumor removed out of your brain, you'd
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  be more than happy to allow me to do that because well, if you
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  didn't, it would hurt my feelings.
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  Obviously, you know, you don't want to do that, who cares?
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  If I have the ability where I might screw up the point, is
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  that he or her is, and they want to want to do the job, and you
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  wouldn't want to discriminate against me, would you?
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  You wouldn't want to discriminate against my
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  pronouns? And how I identify myself?
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  Correct course not. You're a good person.
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  You'd be morally, unethical. If you were to Say that dr.
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  Feelgood couldn't work on your brain or Your Heart, Right?
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  Mmm. So you see the the fun in that,
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  you see the humor in that you're going to instantly when you put
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  yourself in this type of positions, the same people who
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  are pushing this political agenda on how people identify
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  themselves, whether they think there are furry animal, or they
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  consider themselves one of these.
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  Something that they're not on a scientific biological level.
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  They're going to instantly have to debate.
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  Against you and shoot down their own ideas.
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  In order to not get work done, Because people know better than
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  this. This is obviously, it's not just
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  political, but the reason why it's picked up so much Steam and
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  it's got so much popular because it gives people the power to be
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  able to start an argument or fight with you any time that
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  they want, they can make these excuses and justifications
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  aren't if you don't do what they want you to do, or if they can't
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  control you or have power over, you are in How you speak and how
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  you talk. Then this gives them the right
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  to abuse. You and treat you like an
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  outcast or a black sheep or someone who is not liberal or
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  willing to change. Do you see the game that's being
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  played. So you might as well just play
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  along with these folks because it's all a power.
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  Grab. It's all about control.
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  Go with it next time you are on the phone.
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  With someone say, I identify as a puddle of Mud.
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  I identify as as sentient life-form that came from rocks,
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  lot of atheists out. There are claiming that they're
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  claiming that they come from rops.
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  So you might as well go along with it.
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  Say I'm a somewhat evolved primate.
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  I'm a his/her primate and see how that works out for you.
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  See how funny that is. Yeah.
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  When it comes down to it honestly, on an intellectual
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  level, I think that a lot of the ideas that people come up within
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  these are just extremely stupid Concepts.
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  I think that they're just painfully obvious that they're
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  just out to aggravate and start trouble and they want to get
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  everybody's attention in the room by saying something stupid
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  and expecting you to go along with it.
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  So Along with it, have fun with it.
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  Be silly. Do tongue-twisting riddles
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  identify yourself as something that's extremely complicated to
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  pronounce. Or, or even say that way, people
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  really, really feel uncomfortable.
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  And they try to give the word that you've given them are and
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  how you identify our relate with Society.
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  That's always fun. Now, say I am the Cotulla of the
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  Betula of the foot, Tula. You know, something of that
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  nature and see what they do with it.
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  Well, I hope that you all are having a good time out there.
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  Yeah, January's coming. I'm really looking forward to
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  the new game. Starfield getting really excited
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  about that. And yeah, dr.
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  Feelgood is looking forward to talking to you all out there,
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  his and him and her and it will all be a part of the live
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  discussion. And I think we'll have fun if
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  any of you have questions out there, I have a chat overlay
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  where everybody can see what you're saying.
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  If you don't want to be a part of the actual vocal
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  conversation. So yeah, God bless you all.