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Woke Is A Cult · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So what the hell is going on with this dingbat? Okay, James Lindsay
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  is saying, I do believe I told you. So let's take a look.
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  We know this is going to be awful, we know it, but
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  we're gonna do it anyway. We have to do this to honor our ancestors.
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  We have to bear witness. Trans people are sacred. Well, she's
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  not short on delusional self importance. I'll give her that we are a divine.
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  We're practicing our divinity by expressing authenticity, by enjoying our multiplicity, elevating
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  our humanity, finding the unity hidden in Sure sounds like a religion to me.
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  Sure sounds like it. I mean they seem to. They like to
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  demonize Christians a lot, but it sure seems like this whole woke thing is
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  kind of a religion of its own, doesn't it. They're saying that trans
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  people advind that she herself is divine due to her transness, interesting beside community,
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  remembering our collective connectivity fuels courageous creativity, unlocking the blessed spirituality that we
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  will see. Yeah, trans people are sacred. Weird. It looks like
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  the trans Elijah Wood there. It's like the trans Frodo you know, I
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  wouldn't be surprised if they you know, the next because they're going to reboot
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  The Lord of the Rings, right, they'll redo the trilogy again. They'll
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  probably make a bunch of them. Trannies are like, way too many of
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  them healthy at any size. We're practicing our divinity by expressing authenticity, by
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  enjoying just sheep. I mean, what a load of utter bullshit she's spouting
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  just it's nothing, she's saying nothing. She's just spouting a bunch of delusional
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  bullshit, a bunch of abstract nonsense. We are divine. What narcissism,
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  Yeah, narcissism seems to be a theme through this whole movement. In the
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  nineties, this kid would have goth makeup and an emo haircut and would have
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  been writing existential word salid poetry to deal with her awkward face cringe but harmless.
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  Now she's lopping off body parts. How did we let medicine get to
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  this state? Because how did we let it? We're all asleep. We're
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  all asleep, and the people who actually had power, who could have done
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  something while we were all asleep, were cowards. So it just happened.
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  They just weaseled their way into everything. Goebert says, blah blah blah blah
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  blah blah blah. Applause. Yeah, that's how it works. It doesn't
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  matter. It just directionally. It's a thing they know they're all supposed to
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  approve of in their social circle, with their eight hundred Facebook friends, they
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  all agree. They know what they're supposed to think. So blah blah blah
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  blah blah. A crazy person rattles off a bunch of gibberish, and then
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  they know that they're supposed to like it. They clap. It's directionally correct.
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  They know there's no danger in that for them, so they just clap.
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  They know what they're supposed to like, they know what they're supposed to
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  think. How they go with it? There you go. Yeah, Like
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  in the eighties, this just would have been she would have dressed up like
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  Robert Smith, right, and then just like twirled at a nightclub and then
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  grown out of it eventually. Now the doctors tell them that they'll kill themselves
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  if they don't chop off their body parts. That doesn't make a lot of
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  sense to me. Doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense to me
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  at all? How did I mean, if you even just think about it
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  for just for just a slight moment, are you sure that the go to
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  the first thing, the go to should be chop off parts of your body?
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  Like to my mind, that's kind of the last thing. In fact,
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  I would even say, I would even say that any solution has to
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  be better than that. Okay. So a doctor in Quebec amputated a man's
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  healthy fingers because they caused him profound distress, profound distress. He was convinced
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  that he had too many fingers. So what is the doctor to think when
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  a patient comes to him and says, doctor, I have too many fingers?
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  Well, how many do you have? Eleven, twelve, thirteen?
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  No, I have ten. So the doctor say, well, that's the
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  normal amount. You don't have too many, you have just the right number
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  of fingers. Or should he say, oh, well, let's start chopping
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  off your fingers. Then that's the only solution. The only thing we can
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  possibly do now is chop off your fingers because you told me that you have
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  too many of them. Like it, It feels me like the solution to
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  that problem with the man who's confused about how many fingers he should have and
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  they cause him distress. It feels like the solution should never be cutting off
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  healthy fingers, Like literally anything is better than that. Like it seems to
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  go against the whole cause no harm thing right that they're supposed to care about.
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  To me, it seems to be the sign of an insane society,
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  a society that has completely lost all of its moral foundation. Doctor, I
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  think I have too many fingers. Can you cut some off for me?
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  Sure? Well, what will happen if I don't cut them off? Well,
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  I'll have profound distress. Like it seems that we've become totally morally confused
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  at that point where we say, oh, oh that makes sense, well
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  just cut them off. Then oh well, I mean you don't like them,
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  so we'll just cut them off. Seems like there might be some other
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  root cause of the problem other than having the normal amount of fingers. So
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  yeah, I honestly, ladies, this just would have been like a cure
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  fan who would have just like Robert Smith and been ridiculous for a few years
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  and then gotten over it. Now. I mean, the thing is is
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  that they you know, these kids, they go into a doctor or a
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  psychologist and they're just after half an hour. They're giving them prescriptions, puberty
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  blockers, cross sex hormones. Feels like there probably are better solutions than that.
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  Anyway, that's all I'm going to say about that. Please like,
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  share and subscribe. Sharing really helps me out. I thank you for that.
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  I will see you next time.