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Woke Revolution · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mama. Dear mama, did you see the
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  documentary America's Woke Revolution and Ideology of Tolerance? Well, let's ask our American
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  mama, Mama, Mama, and joining us now our American mama, Terry
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  Netteville. I saw part of this because you sent it to me and I
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  started watching it. And after a while, how how hard did your blood
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  pressure start to boil? You know what? My blood pressure really didn't go
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  up. But at some point I just turned away from false teachings, and
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  there was there was a lot of false teachings. So let's set to the
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  stage the documentary that start off with this. This people just cooking dinner,
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  right, Mom and her kids cooking dinner looked pretty good, and there were
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  women that were invited over to her home. She didn't know any of them.
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  They all paid four hundred dollars to go to this dinner at her house.
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  And then two other women showed up, a black woman and I guess
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  South Asian Indian, right, Yes, they show up, and they're the
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  ones who are getting paid four hundred dollars by all of these other women to
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  be there. So they're each going to make at least one thousand dollars tonight,
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  you know, maybe maybe two thousand dollars. Remember how many people were
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  there. They show up and their objective is to teach all these white women
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  how they're racist. Yes, that that every white person. And the premise
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  of the whole thing was every single white person is inherently racist. They just
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  don't know it. Who This was troubling. This one got me. It
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  actually got my blood boiling because I understand why there's so much division in this
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  world today, and it's because of things like this. People are making profit
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  off of creating division. Well, and it was almost it was almost pathetic
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  for for someone to okay, well, let me just set the stage.
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  Even more so, the the woman who owned the house and was inviting everybody
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  in. She was this blondheaded, beautiful woman and she was smiling at from
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  ear to ear as she said to the camera, Well, I mean I'm
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  a racist. My mom was a racist, and we didn't know we were
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  a racist. But we are. We all are. You are, Like,
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  that's just a fact, Like we all are. So I've invited these
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  women. These are professional women that have come to my house, and we
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  are going to be taught what it is that we need to do. So
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  it's kind of like you better keep your whiteness in check, is what happened.
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  So these two women, can't you pay for anyone to abuse you,
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  not in a million years. And this one woman in particular was nervous,
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  right, and she said, I'm terrified. And then the guy said why
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  are The reporter said why are you terrified? And she said, because I
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  don't know these women, and I'm coming in and I'm supposed to be vulnerable
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  and let them tell me about myself and what I'm supposed to tell them.
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  Why did you pay four that I can't? It's another virtue signaling thing like
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  this is what I did. So anyway, so this sit down, and
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  right off the bat, the black woman that one of the teachers, she
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  says, would any of you trade places with me? Right? And this
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  is a question. Now, She's not the first I've seen this on the
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  left a lot. This is a this is a meme almost on the left
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  that a minority person will say to a white person, you must be racist
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  because you wouldn't switch places with me. Let me ask you a question,
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  Terry, real quick, just shiving free this out here, would you trade
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  places with me. Nope, Now we're both the same race. Yeah right,
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  no, I would not. Okay, Well, so you must be
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  sexist because I'm a male, yeah, and you're a female. You wouldn't
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  trade places with me, you must be sexist me. It. It's the
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  same thing as people when they say I can't stand Kamala Harris. Well,
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  then you're a racist because she is a mixed race woman and you don't like
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  her, so you are racist. No, we don't buy into that.
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  We're not going to go along with that. And when the girl when when
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  they pressed that girl that was terrified, she said, actually, I can
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  see you just did a wait, yeah, you did a microaggression. They
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  made up all of these words. Dog Whistle said, I would actually speak
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  to you the same way i'm speaking I speak to people at work. And
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  she's like, well, that doesn't matter. You spoke to me the way
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  that way. So that's a microaggression. So that makes you racist even though
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  you would treat you're treating her the same way you treat other people. That
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  somehow makes you racist. Here's the part that this is the part that's really
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  bugged me. It's why I really didn't continue much more. If you start
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  with a falsehood, and you follow that falsehood downological train, you end up
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  at a falsehood. Right, It's an if then statement. If this then
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  that The problem is the if is not. If this is true, then
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  these other things are true. But if this is not true, then those
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  other things aren't true. And they start off with you must be racist because
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  you wouldn't switch places with me. Here's the thing. I wouldn't switch places
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  with David Beckham. Now, David Beckham got to do what I wanted to
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  do. He played professional soccer for a living. He married a spice girl.
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  He married the prettiest spice girl. Right, They've got four beautiful kids.
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  He not only has a house in Los Angeles, he's got a house
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  in Miami. He's got a house in London. He travels all over the
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  world. He owns a soccer team. He's currently Messi's boss. He's the
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  boss of the greatest soccer player in the history of the world. And I
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  wouldn't trade places with David Beckham because I know why I'm here. I know
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  why God put me here. It has nothing to do with race, has
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  nothing to do with with envy. It's I understand who I am and so
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  I wouldn't trade places with any right, and yet when she questioned that,
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  when she is like, no, that's not true. The other one,
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  the Indian woman that was with her, she began to really bully and brate.
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  And she's actually a social quote unquote social justice She wor yesh. She
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  works for the party. She's an activist. And the way that she responded
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  remind me so much of elan Ohar what's her name, yeah, Ilhan.
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  And then the other one, Presley, they're very bullish yeah, And I
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  just thought and then at the end of it, she saw her wrong ways
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  and she admitted and that made me sad. I thought she's been brainwashed.
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  It's interesting they only went after women. Men were not allowed in that conversation,
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  and it was bullying. It was bullying because it's easier to bully women.
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  We got to end this. If you like to ask our American mom
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  a question, go to our website American Ground Radio dot com slash MoMA and
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  click on the ask the Mom a button. Turn it out of well,
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  thank you so much, Thank you