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Brainwashed Woke University Student · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Let's see, Oh this is this is hilarious. This shows the the shallowness
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  of all of this, you know, the critical race theory nonsense and like
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  privilege and all of that, and the people that are just play acting.
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  Let's take a look. Tired of straight white men having the power and everything,
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  you know, and it's like we as women of color, as with
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  students at this university, like we're very much capable of certain things, and
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  we don't have the same privileges that are offered to straight white men. And
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  I've been hearing that from a lot of the ladies that I've been talking to
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  today. Talk to me about what some of those privileges are that you know,
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  straight white men have that you don't kind of talk to me about that.
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  I think. I don't know, have you ever experienced like a specific
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  I know, I do need to go. I'm sorry. So she's just
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  repeating bullshit that she's heard. What are all these privileges? Let's see,
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  I think I think white, straight white males have to have the higher SATs
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  I think to get in right, I think that's pretty much zero scholarships for
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  they have but college, now, for instance, let's say constantly bashed uh,
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  you know, for for your crackpot racial theories, which they are.
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  You know, there's all this white privilege, and I mean the things that
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  they believe, the things that they believe. They think that white Europeans invented
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  slavery. It's utterly absurd. They think that white people invented the sense of
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  time. I'm actually talking about like, uh, there was a fact.
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  Maybe we'll just pull it out, pulled on. Let's see, is this
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  They've got a thing on whiteness here at the Smithsonian. Whiteness just this thing
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  white. Think about that? Think about that? How much privileged do you
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  have if like the Smithsonian just has this thing on whiteness and it's not going
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  to be positive, right, Like there's not going to be a thing on
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  blackness or like asianness or something. How much privilege you have when you're the
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  only race that's allowed to be shed on. Let's see, But I want
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  to find they're they're like they have like a guide to whiteness. There we
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  go, here we go. This is something they had at the Smithsonian.
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  Aspects and assumptions of whiteness and white culture in the United States. Let's see
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  white dominant culture or whiteness refers to the way white people and their traditions,
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  attitudes, and ways of life have been normalized over time and are now considered
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  standard practices in the United States. They don't ever say this about China,
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  Like Chinese people have like traditions that are normalized in China because they're Chinese.
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  And since white people still hold most of the institutional power in America, well
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  they're most of the people. What do you think, I mean, that's
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  just normal, that's normal anywhere. We have all internalized some aspects of white
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  culture, including people of color. How are you privileged? Privileged when the
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  only group that they're allowed to talk to this way is if you're a problem.
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  Let's see rugged individualism. Well, that's bad. The individual is the
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  primary unit. So you know, not seeing everybody as homogeneous blobs, identity
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  blobs is that's a problem. Apparently self reliance I got Apparently a problem.
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  This is the uh, this is the description of a functioning society. Yes,
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  exactly. Let's see, they don't like the nuclear family. Apparently that's
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  bad. Father, mother, two point three children, his ideas. So
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  white people invented the nuclear family, and that's bad because white people, I
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  have nuclear family. It's totally bizarre, as if the nuclear family is this
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  bizarre alien concept to the rest of the world. It's idiotic. This is
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  in the Smithsonian this idiocy. Let's see emphasis on scientific method. That's bad.
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  Yeah, Functioning societies don't need emphasis on scientific method at all. Functioning
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  societies don't need like, I don't know, like healthy families, or like
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  people that are like self reliant, independence and autonomy, highly valued and rewarded.
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  Yeah, individuals assumed to be in control of the environment, you know.
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  Yeah, healthy societies. Functioning societies don't ever need any of this.
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  They don't need objective, rational, linear thinking, cause and effect relationships.
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  Let's see no functioning society. You know, things that hard work is the
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  key to success. They're saying this as if these are totally alien concepts to
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  the rest of the world. Yeah, it's supposed to be part of some
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  anti racism movement, but it seems to me the most blatantly racist thing.
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  This seems to me to just completely agree with, like what a klansman would
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  say. That's how you end up with idiots like this convinced. I mean,
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  apparently it's never thought about what she's about to say. Once in her
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  entire life, not once has it needed to, has never run into anybody
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  who's never disagreed with it. Talk to me about what some of those privileges
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  are that you know, straight white men have that you don't talk to me
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  about that. I think. I don't know. Have you ever experienced like
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  a specific I know, I you need to go. I'm sorry. Yeah,
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  no, it's never spent a second thinking about it. It's just like
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  a gift to her, right, because oppression is the coin of the realm,
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  now, right, you have to be oppressed in some way, you
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  know. I think that's why like all the like kind of fake genders are
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  so popular. They're not not people that are going to take drugs or chop
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  off parts of their body or anything like that. But they just decide that
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  they're you know, a bird person or something, or they're they're tree gender
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  or something. Right, it's pretty easy. You don't have to maime yourself
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  or take drugs or anything. Just do it. But it gives you some
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  oppression points because now you're part of that LGBTQ plus Q plus whatever. You're
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  the queue or you're the plus. What is the plus? I think the
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  plus it's just the stuff that they haven't thought of yet, but they know
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  it exists. So it's just plus. Right. Maybe that's the people that
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  are tree gendered or something. Maybe they're pluses. I don't know, but
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  yeah, I mean it's again, oppression is the coin of the realm.
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  You have to be oppressed in some way, right, So just just say
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  it. Oh, it's so straight, white men, they're so evil.
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  She's at a university. Nobody's going to disagree with her, nobody's going to
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  push her on, nobody's going to ask her that question. When she's asked
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  the question, she has no fucking idea what she's talking about. It might
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  have occurred to her in that moment that oh, maybe that's not actually real.
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  Maybe this is just something I'm using. I'm using it as a weapon.
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  Perhaps this is a card up my sleeve I can use even though it
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  doesn't make any sense.