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Woke Madness In Medicine · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So yeah, okay, DEI medical school garbage, this dibits UCLA. So
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  d I will kill you. By the way, d I will literally kill
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  you. I mean, there's so many different ways that it can kill you,
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  right, because ultimately it's Marxism at court, the route, right,
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  the foundation of it is all Marxism, and just you have all these different
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  arms of the octopus disguised as other things. But it will kill you.
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  It'll starve you to death, or deny you healthcare or give you terrible healthcare,
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  or it'll give you medical assistance in dying, as Trudeau's very eager to
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  do to as many Canadians as possible. From the Daily Wire. Earlier this
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  week, we reported on diversity, Equity and Inclusion over at Duke University School
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  of Medicine, surgical teams, surgical teams that are being infused with DEI principles,
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  Diversity Equity and Inclusion principles, medical school rules that are teaching wokeness as
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  opposed to actual medicine. Well, that doesn't sound good. We asked listeners
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  to send us tips regarding the inculcation of DEI into medical schools, and the
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  organization Do No Harm showed us the following internal emails from UCLA's medical school,
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  which is one of the best in the country. Sounds like it may not
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  be one of the best in the country anymore. As a matter of fact,
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  shows a mandatory class called Structural Racism and Health Equity and instructed UCLA medical
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  students to read about wars of Indigenous resistance in which Native Americans killed thousands of
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  white people so the students could imagine what liberation could look like. They want
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  you dead. It's getting clearer and clearer, isn't it. It really is.
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  Maybe they gave him a book on Haiti two. Sounds like they be
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  a big fan of that. Let's see, we've obtained internal email from UCLA's
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  medical schools, supposedly one of the best in the country. If you want
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  to understand how DEI and anti white, anti American hatred have been mainlined into
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  the medical profession, you need to see this from Ben Shapiro. This is
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  legitimately what is being taught at medical schools like UCLA, and this stuff is
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  crazy. I mean, it's it's like it I get I always say this.
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  It's like you're in an alternate universe episode of the Twilight Zone or something.
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  This is like the Soviets won the Cold War or something. This is
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  legitimately what is being taught at medical schools like UCLA. You have to be
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  inculcated into the culture wokeness in order to actually achieve that which you seek to
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  achieve, which of course is the Dei principle. Meanwhile, students are taught
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  about quote indigenity, blackness and indigenity, and how we can imagine a world
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  in the aftermath of settler colonialism and white supremacy. So this is the praxis
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  of all this stuff, like critical race theory and all of that. Right,
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  they just it's the assumption that it's true. It's asum it's the assumption
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  that it's a white supremacist society, and then structurally white supremacist and systemically racist
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  and all of that, and then you just work from there. But you
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  have to assume that it's all just true. Every crazy, batshit crazy thing
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  they say, every word, salad, the spew, it's all true,
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  because if you interrogate it, even just slightly, even just for a moment,
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  it's obviously not true and they can't be having that. Students are also
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  told that for further recommended reading, they should read an article titled deculination.
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  Decolonization is not a metaphor. Decolonization is not a metaphor. When people say
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  decolonization is not a metaphor, what they mean is that there are that they
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  are excusing actual violence. Yes, what else could it mean? Exactly?
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  Imagine a world in the aftermath quote, imagine a world in the aftermath of
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  settler colonialism and white supremacy. That means of viscerating all of these social structures,
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  because the left means what the left means when they say settler colonialism is
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  literally anything the West has done. And when they say white supremacy, they
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  don't mean white people believing they are superior to black people. They mean all
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  the structures of society are inherently racist. Well, this is the sort of
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  thing you'd say if you wanted to destroy a society so that you could build
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  up some bullshit utopia from the ashes, the utopia that will never exist.
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  The emails from this first year class over at UCLA's School of Medicine also reveal
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  that students are encouraged to listen to a podcast titled Indigena, which covers an
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  array of unscientific garbage, including people who identify as two spirit in women,
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  women's, women's. You can't say women because the word includes men, lest
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  they say womens women, which is not even pronounceable. Yeah, they're right
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  about that. Let's go to this. Let's go to this indigen A podcast.
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  So there you go, right off the bat, you've got well,
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  no, actually that's interesting. They've got men in it, but they've moved
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  the ex to the front wicks men's. You know what, I think that's
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  a I think that's a typo. I think they meant to do wom minks's
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  or however you say it. They I guess the indigen A podcast needs a
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  copy editor. Let's see. Now, let's try and imagine what this could
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  have to do with like learning how to be a doctor, say, or
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  a surgeon. All episodes were guided by an advisory board of elders, mothers,
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  and daughters who came together from tribal nations across Turtle Island also known as
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  North America. I mean, it's only actually known as North America, really,
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  but you know, I don't want to make a fuss to define topics,
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  guests and discussions. This powerful group of women who gifted their time to
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  Indigena. We're in the driver's seat. Guest speakers share so many important lessons,
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  their laughter, stories and teachings are medicine. Yeah, but like not
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  like actual medicine though, right, Like maybe nice And I don't have any
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  problem with this podcast. It sounds like a nice thing. And they you
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  know, they get together and it's a pleasant experience for everybody, and I
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  absolutely encourage them, you know, but again it's, you know, not
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  actual medicine. What does this Why would you want people who should be focused
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  on learning how to heal people and not kill people because they're incompetent. Why
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  would you want them to waste their time on this? Because I'm afraid this
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  is a waste of time for if you're trying to become adept at modern medicine,
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  you know, there's a lot to learn now. Of course, this
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  is in every country, and Canada is I think ahead of pretty much every
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  other country when it comes to wokeness. Actually did a video on this earlier
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  in the week. You can check out. We won't spend long on this,
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  but University of British Columbia is hiring a research chair in neuro modulation in
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  spiral cord spinal cord rehabilitation. So what does it say here? It says
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  that the Canada Research Chair Equity, Diversity and an Inclusive Action Plan guides the
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  university's efforts to sustain the participation of people with disabilities, Indigenous people, racialized
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  people. There's that racialized. They like to throw it in everywhere. Women.
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  I like how they like women is just like just it's half the people,
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  right. Somehow they worked it out so they could be a minority group
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  as well. Very clever, very cunning, and people from minoritized gender identity
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  groups and thus, pursuant two Section forty two of the BC Human Rights Code,
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  UBC is currently restricted in the recruitment, selection and nomination of CRC's two
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  members of these groups. So no white men, no straight white men need
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  apply. I don't know that. I mean that's most of the men,
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  and uh oh some of them might be really good at it. I just
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  feel like, you know, neuromodulation and spinal cord rehabilitation, I just feel
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  like that's something that you just kind of want the best person, the best
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  people for it seems like kind of important, right, Like when it comes
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  to your something like your spine, you kind of want the top spine guy.
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  Right, it is your spine after all, But maybe the spine guy
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  that you get Amy's not there for merit. You kind of want merit in
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  that. I think everybody of every background, color, whatever, just wants
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  like the best guy. Can I get the best guy for my spine,
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  please? I don't want the guy who'd got the job because to make everybody
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  feel better or something, because it wouldn't make me feel better. It wouldn't
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  make my spine feel better if something happened with my spine that shouldn't have happened.
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  So top spine guy please. Doctor's protests proposed DEI emphasis in Canadian medical
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  school training. Canada's just so fucking retarded now. The report calls for decentering
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  medical expertise kind of feels like the last thing you would want to d center
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  medical expertise in favor of topics such as can you guess decolonization, social justice
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  inclusive compassion? What the fuck has that got to do with fixing my spine?
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  Jesus Christ, No,