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Weather Is Racist Now · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Let's see man dressed as woman says weather is racist. That's Seth Dillon from
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  the Babylon b Let's see, so, Admiral Rachel Levine, climate change is
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  having a disproportionate effect on Black communities. They've got absolutely nothing else. All
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  roads lead back to right. Everything's racist in some way. I wish this
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  was satire. It's real. Well, I guess we'll put ourselves through this.
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  Hello, I'm Admiral Rachel Levine. This Black History Month, I'm pleased
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  to partner with OMH and advancing better health through better understanding for Black communities.
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  Climate change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of Black
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  communities. Black Americans are more likely than White Americans to live in areas and
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  housing that increase their susceptibility to climate related health issues, and sixty five percent
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  of Black Americans report feeling anxious about climate changes impact. Through our Office of
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  Climate chan and Health Equity and the Office of Environmental Justice, we're working with
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  providers and community leaders to identify innovative approaches that in power communities to address to
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  health consequences linked to climate change. Visit HHS dot gov for more information and
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  tune in next Thursday to hear from another Well I'm not going to be tuning
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  in again, but there you have it, folks. Climate is systemically racist
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  apparently, so we're supposed to hate the climate now. I don't know.
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  Is the climate supposed to apologize to anybody? I don't know. I can't
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  keep up with it all. It's all crazy. What are the people saying?
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  Good idea for a Batman villain. That's Dave Rubin. Let's see science
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  and the Biden administration. The world is laughing at America. Well there's Rachel
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  Levine and Sam Brinton, who the Biden administration was very proud of, very
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  proud of, until it turned out that the obvious lunatic was stealing women's luggage
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  at airports of the baggage carousel and doing it fairly often, and then wearing
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  those clothes that he had stolen from women at airports. So and he was
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  at he was no big deal. Just what in some nuclear energy department highly
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  placed? No big deal. Yeah, it's hard to again alternate universe stuff,
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  right, this is alternate reality stuff. This is real. This is
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  what the administration's proud of. Now they don't talk about Sam Brinton anymore after
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  the whole kleptomaniac thing, you know, but maybe there were some red flags
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  beforehand, like the whole like a puppy play thing, which is kind of
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  weird and gross. People want to do that at home. Hey, you
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  can do whatever you want, you know, the best thing is for nobody
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  to ever know about it, especially if you're working like with like sensitive stuff,
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  like like in like a department of like nuclear energy, for instance.
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  And also just take a goddamn look. I feel like standards and norms might
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  have been in place, and you know, especially in important sensitive positions for
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  a reason, for a reason. I mean, when you think about it,
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  A big reason for that would be to avoid people being blackmailed into giving
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  away secrets. Right, So who knew beforehand before Sam Brinton was caught that?
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  I mean, I guess it wouldn't matter, like if you caught them
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  doing weird things with people dressed as dogs. But at least the because it's
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  already in the open, I guess the administration doesn't care. But the whole
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  stealing luggage at airports thing, I mean, that seems like something that somebody
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  could use. It did get this person fired, that seems like something that
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  could be used to blackmail somebody, right, and so maybe giving away secrets,
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  maybe you just want kind of normal people doing those jobs that are less
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  likely to be doing insane things that you might be able to blackmail them over.
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  I don't know, that seems like a kind of a sane thing.
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  What are the people saying about this? Let's see, North America is literally
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  the laughing stock of the world right now. They look silly, you know.
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  I guess that's the most diplomatic way you could put it. They look
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  silly. Certainly do