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That's a song called Hell by a new hot band called Clown Core.
Hello, fellow kids.
Welcome to Get Off My Lawn.
We have a very fun show for you today, and it's very youth-oriented.
You may have noticed that my beard and mustache look fantastic.
That's because I'm using my friend's Beard Balm.
Beard Balm.
It's cucumber melon flavor, and the name of the company is Orderly.
They'll be sponsoring the show home soon.
Today's episode is about college and the indoctrination that goes on there.
We're dusting off Kathy Zhu, that glorious Asian chestnut, and we're going to talk about what she went through a while ago where she went up to a booth on National Hijab Day, which makes no sense and totally contradicts Islam.
And she said, yeah, this is BS.
And they tried to get her expelled for that, for daring not to wear a hijab.
We'll also talk to Lake Ingle.
You may have seen him on Tucker Carlson recently.
He was forced to watch a propaganda video, a TED talk, where this tranny gets up there and goes, there's tons of genders.
He was forced to watch that for his Christianity class.
Work with me here.
And he said, yeah, there's two genders.
Okay, not only do you have to watch this, but you have to accept that there's multiple genders.
And the punishment for not doing that is I want you to write an apology to the professor and be berated by the rest of the class because it's just a given that they're offended.
So I think it's important to focus on this because I don't want you sending your kids to school anymore.
I'm not sending mine to college.
It is a lunatic asylum where you come out dumber than when you went in, brainwashed, and at least 60,000, 60, I've heard as high as $210,000.
$210,000, basically a quarter million by the time your kids get there.
A quarter of a million dollars in debt for what?
To be punished for saying scientific facts, to be expelled for not wearing a hijab?
It's a lunatic asylum.
Speaking of a lunatic asylum, did you hear that weird song?
This is their video.
It's worth seeing.
This is Clown Core.
It's about 300 different instruments in a port-a-potty.
There he is.
No one seems to know anything about them.
Look at them go.
There's a lot of variety.
You know what's funny about this insanity?
This is more creative and interesting than colour.
Like, those guys come play their instruments very well.
This is interesting.
It's not boring.
It's hard work to create.
I'm sure most of the people watching this thinks it's total and out of crap, and that's a fair assessment.
But at least it takes talent.
At least it takes hard work.
That's not what we're seeing in college today.
This is better than college.
We can all agree on that, whether you hate this or not.
But before we get started on the show, speaking of our fellow kids, let me get this dumb hat off.
I want to take you over to my Instagram page.
This is where I put up.
I make it mostly apolitical.
I usually just put pancakes on there.
But I have a lot of young people that follow me probably because of rebel media videos, a lot of red-pilled kids.
But these kids, the way they talk on my Instagram is sort of a fascinating look at the mind of a young person, your average young person today.
All right.
So this is a thing.
I talked about this in my podcast.
It's a little case I put up.
Had this installed in my house.
And in it, I hide all my kids' screens.
So you can see my daughter's phone is in there.
There's even a Kindle in there, which is strange.
I do allow Kindles.
They're just books.
Two iPads, my son's PS4 controller.
And that's locked, and I'm the only one with the key.
All right?
Good work, Dad.
Here are some of the millennial comments on this particular picture.
Change the lock.
That can be opened with a butter knife in five seconds with no trace left behind.
That's not true.
These are millennials.
I mean, I go to the Knights of Columbus.
I'm the young buck there at 47.
Everyone is in their late 60s, early 70s there.
I don't talk like that to my elders.
We have another guy.
Within five minutes, I'd have figured out you could just unscrew the shelf from above.
That is a painfully bourgeois thing to say because this guy doesn't realize that shells don't screw down from above.
Maybe some amateur crap shells that you would make, but a good carpenter, and I'm rich, so I have a nice walk-in closet.
The screws come up from above.
You don't see them on the top.
But these guys are giving me all this advice.
Check this one out.
Leaving a charging will deplete the batteries lifespan faster, FYI.
I have a thousand examples of this, and they often end with FYI.
By the way, that's old news.
We changed that with lithium batteries.
So that's not true either.
And the butter knife?
None of this is true.
Or look at this one.
Here's another annoying one.
I show this picture, right?
And it's a pancake.
My kid asked me to do it.
I don't know who half these people are.
This is a character from a Ben 10 cartoon.
But someone feels like they have to interject and say, hey, Gav, stay the course.
Oh, thanks you.
Thank you for the heads up.
I'm along for the ride and a fan of all your content.
They're basically Miles McInnes, a fan of all your content.
And then he goes, watch, quote unquote, short film about Vice magazine's move to NYC in 1999 on YouTube.
He's telling me to watch a little dock that I'm in.
Yeah, believe it or not, I've seen that dock.
I have seen the video that I'm starring in.
When you're 28, it's hard to think like a 16-year-old irreverent retard.
The youth of North America.
Yeah, I've seen that.
I'm in it.
Thank you for the heads up, millennials.
I don't understand why you think you know so much stuff.
You go to the stupidest colleges, learn the least amount of things, and then you talk to us half a century old people and go, yeah, you're going to want to change your tires in the winter?
That's a winter tires.
Yeah, yeah, cockroaches are going to be the only thing left after a nuclear war.
Yeah, yeah, you're going to want to put a hat on.
Actually, 70% of your body heat comes out from your head.
So hats actually really fucked up.
Look at this one.
I've had this tattoo on my lip that says what?
Forever.
I did it as a joke a million years ago.
Honestly, in the 90s, because I ought to be funny when someone says heavy gossip, I can just go.
Like Louis C.K. says, she got an abortion on Christmas Eve?
But it doesn't work because people ask me about the tattoo.
Now, I noticed in the movie Wakanda, they have an inner lip tattoo.
So I said, hey, I told my tattooist to get me a Wakanda tattoo.
I don't think he understood.
And he wrote, what?
Silly joke?
Taking advantage of an old tattoo.
Yeah, but the millennials have got their two cents.
What is what people are going to think in their brain?
All thoughts are in your brain.
When they see that tattoo in five years, what does that smeared blob of text say?
You see, that is a millennial telling me that my inner lip tattoo will be gone in five years.
This, sir, is a 20-year-old tattoo.
So thank you.
Thank you for that heads up.
Also, here's another one.
I just put up a picture of my little boy, who's five, by the way, cutest thing in the world today.
He was shoveling the driveway before I left for work.
And he's got a little tiny little kid shovel.
And he's never really shoved the driveway before he's five.
But he's doing this thing he sees me and my other son do where we sort of go, whoo, oh, and he's taking a break from shoveling.
And each shovelful is like this much.
It's like four pieces of bread.
Resting his arm on the shovel.
He had to go in and get some water.
I need some ice water.
So they tell me, this is my third kid, by the way.
Yeah, training meals usually do more harm than good in the learning process, by the way.
And then I say I put these stickers on it so it won't get stolen is easy.
Yeah, son of a rich guy living in the suburb need not worry about bike theft.
Putting stickers on your bike needs no explanation.
Have fun, kid.
Thanks, 21-year-old.
Hey, 21-year-old, you're a kid.
And yes, stickers do prevent theft for the most part.
It thwarts the ones who are going to grab it when we forget to lock it, as kids inevitably do.
And yes, my other son did have his bike stolen in this affluent suburb.
So this half a century-old person has thought of that before.
Hey, bounce bike, Gavin, ditch the beta wheels.
They'll just take the stickers off, spray paint it.
Or they'll spray paint on top of the stickers.
Thanks for that.
Like, that's actually the quintessential one.
This is a little kid telling me, you know what?
They'll just spray paint over the stickers.
Yeah, that's what they do.
Thanks.
I've never thought of that.
My giant old brain never thought of spray paint.
Yeah, nice training wheels.
McKinnis, got to get a balanced bike.
Thanks, guys.
I haven't watched two kids learn to ride a bike.
I don't remember when I learned to ride a bike, so I'm not aware of the pros and cons of training wheels.
Thank you, children, for telling me about my children.
All right, last one.
This picture I put up.
Oh, yeah, so I'm watching Netflix, and there's a show called Ugly Delicious that David Chan puts out.
He's the guy who does Mama Fuku.
And I've noticed that they used David Cho's face.
David Cho is an artist.
He spray painted Facebook's offices when they first started in exchange for 1% of their stock.
In other words, he's got $100 million in the bank.
And he's just a, I love him.
He's a good friend of mine, but he's a f ⁇ up.
And he likes partying and traveling and jumping off things into big piles of paint.
It's like giving a kid $100 million.
Anyways, a really fun guy, but he's a very, very tiny part of the show.
He's only in a couple episodes, and even then for a very short time, because he's too irreverent and racist and controversial and offensive.
So he gets cut from it.
So why is he representing the icon for the show?
And I realized the dummies at Netflix can't tell the difference between David Cho and David Chang.
They just see a Korean guy, a gook, and they just throw him up there.
That's a good theory, me.
But this is what I get from the masses, the millennial splinters.
Yeah, no, Cha shows up in an episode or two.
That's a shot from the chicken episode.
Yeah, I know it's a shot from the chicken episode, but it shouldn't represent the show.
Why is it literally the movie poster?
Yeah, Chang's the one feeding Cho the chicken.
So they're saying that David Chang is the guy in the black.
I saw that episode.
He's not.
That's the other thing about all this advice.
You either already know it or they're totally wrong.
That's not David Cho feeding them the chicken.
That's some random guy.
Yeah, funny thing is, this is yet another millennial explainer.
Funny thing is, Netflix uses an algorithm and software to pull the pictures from the content.
They explained it in their technical blog.
There's still, now he makes it edgy at the end.
There's still a bunch of commies.
No commie dip sh ⁇ was involved in choosing this photo.
Yes, a commie dip sh ⁇ was involved in choosing that photo.
The thing you're talking about, the algorithm, that's when there's just sort of random pictures that come up when you're looking at shows and it's like a preview.
This is the picture for the actual show.
And why am I Gen X plaining to millennials who aren't even paying attention because they're sleeping literally and metaphorically constantly?
Then they play video games all night.
Anyway, I'm just shocked at how many millennials, they have the lowest education, The fewest number of facts and the highest egos.
That's not a good combination to think you're smart and know nothing.
Anyway, let's start this show with my buddy Stephen McCarthy wandering around the streets of New York asking people in his inimitable double fashion.
I had to edit most of this out, but he likes to go, Why would you, why would you?
Every question starts with the same thing twice.
But let's investigate Stephen, join him on his investigation, asking New Yorkers if they're feminists or not.
Would you consider yourself a feminist?
In some respects.
But not radical.
But not like crazy.
Would you guys consider yourselves a feminist?
Yes.
Yes.
Yeah.
So what do you think about feminism?
What do you mean by feminist?
You mean like what's going on in the White House?
Yeah.
I teach time embodied at Parsons.
Time embodied?
Are you dating anybody right now?
No.
Are you dating anybody?
No.
Are you dating anybody right now?
Yes, I am.
Oh, really?
Is it hard to find a guy when you're eight feet tall?
Yes.
Do you like cooking and cleaning and stuff like that?
No.
You don't do that.
So do you think that might have had an effect on why your relationship went bad?
No.
No?
Would you consider yourself a feminist?
No.
What's your opinion on gender roles?
General roles.
Do you hit them?
Sometimes, yes.
Of course.
What are your thoughts on the heteropatriarchy?
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Now, in Russia we have...
And I don't like fashion.
Everybody wants to go to the moon.
Everybody wants to go to heaven.
Mean nobody wants to die.
I think I need to be looked after because I don't.
If someone came up to me and tried to rob me, I'm sure I'd be able to handle myself.
I wouldn't need you there whether you were there or not.
Sure.
Do they have relationships, like long-term relationships?
They mate for life.
They like a child.
They don't want to do anything for girls.
I guess we all like to think that the way we're attracted to certain people and not others has some.
You know, it's really unique and complex.
Maybe a lot of it does boil down to things that are completely unknown to us and out of our control.
No must, no fuss.
Just bring shit to us.
Okay, so hypothetically, right?
Let's say we're dating.
Right.
And somebody comes up to us and they want to take our money.
Whose job is it to fight the guy?
Whoever.
It's no one's job.
So I'm going to say you need to defend me.
You need to defend me against this attacker.
If I felt like I needed to defend you, then I would.
Really?
all these congressmen.
Gee, Oh look, here comes one of my little kids.
He got a nut.
There he goes.
Bye-bye.
Lake Ingle, you might remember him.
He was on Tucker recently.
Let's take a little peek at that.
Complying with her asking me to apologize to the class as well as giving her a written apology.
She asked that I would stand in front of the class in silence as I apologized, and then they would give any comments on my outbursts.
Okay, if you send your kids to post-secondary education in this day and age and they're not taking STEM, you are guilty of child abuse.
And I'm calling child services on you for putting a kid 60 grand in debt to be abused for common sense.
This kid is a religious studies major at UPenn.
He's in a Christianity class, believe it or not.
And he dares to believe that there are only two genders and is subsequently humiliated for it.
Now, one thing they didn't cover on the show, and this is why I wanted to get Lake on this show, is the thing that set it all off was a video they were forced to watch, a brainwashing video by some woman, we're going to say, named Paula Stone Williams.
Paula Stone Williams.
So they watched this video, and then this video is informed.
They're being taught, by the way, this video.
And you have to glean from this video that there are a multitude of genders and a man can be a woman.
If I saw this video, I would think the opposite.
Look at basically your Uncle Frank talking about what it's like to be a woman.
And look at all these cucks in the audience clapping and enjoying it.
It's not easy being a transgender woman.
People sometimes ask, do you feel 100% like a woman?
And I say, well, if you've talked to one transgender person, you've talked to exactly one transgender person.
I can't speak for anybody else.
I feel 100% like a transgender woman.
You are 100% like Emo Phillips.
Check this out.
How is that guy different from this?
Well, it's kind of nice to be here.
We seem to have people of all ages.
some my own others But just say born at a more comfortable distance from the apocalypse.
Actually, the difference between Emo Phillips and that person is Emo Phillips is actually funny.
But let's go back to a woman named Paula Stone Williams.
This is the propaganda that guy was forced to watch before he said, yeah, that's a dude.
How dare he?
There are things a cisgender woman knows I will never know.
That said, I am learning a lot about what it means to be a female.
And I'm learning a lot about my former gender.
I have a unique experience of having lived life from both sides.
Just stop.
Look at the way he stands.
I'm sorry, trans dudes.
The way you stand is male.
Your nostrils are male.
There are so many inexorable things about you that are male.
And it reminds me of Jim Goad talking about gender studies.
And he goes, gender studies?
Line up 100 people in front of me and I'll tell you which one is male, which one is female.
Bonk, bonk, bonk bonk, bonk.
Not even close, dad.
Not even close, Uncle Frank.
Sides.
And I'm here to tell you, the differences are massive.
Yay, look at this guy clapping.
What a loser.
So I'll start with the small stuff.
like the pockets on women's jeans Can't put a phone in there.
Paper clip, maybe.
So if you don't like him, you're punished.
And by the way, if it was so important for you to be a woman that you ostracize yourself from your community and you made your children freaked out, can you at least be a super duper lady?
Like, can you not have stilettos on and a dress, like maybe a poodle skirt or something and a beehive hairdo?
Like, be an exaggeration of a woman, like a drag queen.
This guy's just a tomboy.
I mean, I have a red sweater.
You have long hair.
You're basically just glam.
Anyway, let's talk to our friend Lake about what it's like to dare, dare not see this as a woman.
Lake, are you there, sir?
I'm here.
So we're going to have Kathy Zhu on the show later on.
She was almost expelled for refusing to wear a hijab.
And it mirrors your case quite closely because the general theme here seems to be follow our crazy Marxist lunatic dogma or face the consequences.
What were your consequences for saying there were two genders?
Well, I was asked to formally apologize in writing to the professor, and then after that, she wanted me to come into class the following day and apologize to everyone in class.
But wait, wait, wait.
Wait, if I say Jews are lizard people or blacks are stupid to a black professor, I understand writing an apology, that was a horrible thing to say.
I apologize, you're black, and that's a terrible thing to say about black people.
And then say the class was black, what am I talking about?
That's crazy talk.
I apologize.
I get that.
But why is it an affront to her personally?
I'm not sure.
I think it's because the nature of her accusations were based on my disrespect.
Well, she called it disrespect.
So apparently she felt personally offended by what took place.
So it's not your opinion that there's two genders.
You're just saying that to spite her.
Apparently.
Well, that's quite a stretch, is it not?
I think so.
I guess I can kind of see where she's coming from a little bit because it's her class.
But other than that, I think it's pretty outlandish.
She should be able to handle me saying things in class that negate whatever she's saying that shouldn't be a problem.
Well, I understand in church, if you say to the priest, this is all BS.
Jesus never existed.
What are we doing here?
I understand that's a slight, not just to the institution, but to that person particularly.
But what she's saying is that you're in church and you are criticizing her religion.
That actually sounds pretty accurate.
Yeah.
The irony is, weren't you in a Christianity class?
Yeah.
I'm lost.
I wasn't just because, well, I can see why you're lost, but I know these professors pretty well, and I know their material.
So I wasn't surprised, but I was a little, call it, disturbed by the nature of the material that's being pushed.
So, you know, I just, you can only take so much of the Marxism in a day.
Well, what I'm learning from your and Kathy's case is that school is no longer even remotely associated with education.
And it is about preaching dogma.
And if you resist that dogma, you have to be punished.
It's no longer an educational place.
It's a re-education camp.
It's right out of North Korea.
Yeah, I agree.
And it's funny you say that because some of her tactics were compared to some Maoist tactics, specifically the struggle session, which she essentially wanted me to do.
She wanted me to stand in front of the class and apologize and then stand there in silence so they could berate me if they were offended or if they wanted to counter my argument or anything like that.
But it's essentially a shaming tactic so that I wouldn't speak up again or no one else in class would then because they'd be afraid to be put on display.
I just heard about this guy on Howard Stern and he was smacking women in the ass.
And one of his, he was like a serial ass smacker and he's come forth, he's confessed, and part of his punishment is he's going to meet all these women in the park and they can slap him as punishment for what he did to them for the violation.
I get that.
A little archaic, but I get it.
But again, all these analogies I keep coming up with are about people doing horrible things.
All you did was express an opinion that reflects the vast majority of the medical community.
Yeah, I mean, to them, we were referring to religion Earlier, to them, the leftist Marxist doctrines are like religion to the people who push them.
So they don't like it when you push back.
They're not really fans.
Now, what was this class?
It was a religious class?
It was a Christianity class?
Yes, Christianity is a 400-level class, mostly majors in there.
It's through a feminist, gender-fluid gender studies lens.
It's hardly religious.
One in three classes might have to deal with some legitimate forms of topics or theology.
But for the most part, it's a lot of feminist gender studies types.
What's the name of the class?
I just call it Christianity.
Oh, self-sin and salvation is the subset of the class.
Okay, you're blowing my mind.
I cannot wrap my head around this.
I'm at the point now where I think if you send your kids to post-secondary education, it's child abuse.
I mean, you are in a re-education camp.
You're in a brainwashing institution.
Yeah, I was warned by many of my family members about the liberal dogma, and they were absolutely right.
Are you going into debt at this school?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Big time.
Well, I see on your Twitter here it says you're allowed back in class.
Is this the Christianity class?
You're allowed back in there?
Yeah, I'm allowed back in.
The decision was supposed to be made this past Monday by the Academic Integrity Board.
But given all the hubbub, I'm sure, the president of the university stepped in and essentially froze everything so that, well, one, I can't find out the ruling.
Two, they can't even make the ruling.
And three, I then get to go back to class.
So I'm not sure how they would have ruled.
Obviously, if they would have ruled not in my favor, things would probably be a little more, let's see, conflicting right now.
I might end up back on Tucker again if that would have happened.
It doesn't sound like a very pleasant learning experience being in this class where you were told to write an apology letter, not just to the professor, but to the entire class.
It sounds like there's a lot of animosity in that room.
Yeah.
And being back in class, a lot of people have asked me if it's been awkward or if it's a hostile environment.
I honestly, I walk in and I just can't help but think it's funny because the reason I was removed or at least attempted to have me removed is ridiculous to begin with.
Well, I'm glad you brought that up because it's become a constant theme on the show is the amount of humor we're all ignoring amidst all this.
I mean, you are in a Portlandia sketch.
You're in live comedy.
Like that video we just showed, the video that you were forced to watch, Paula, What's Her Name Williams, her TED talk?
She speaks, she.
He speaks exactly like Emo Phillips.
It's a comedy routine where he's talking about women's jeans and how the pockets are too small.
I mean, even he's joking in it.
What?
Yeah.
With his weird hands?
What is this?
And the way he stands, too, his feet are planted so firmly on the floor, it looks like he could take a punch to the face and not even lose his footing.
I mean, it's still a man.
You can see his masculinity in his spine.
And in a way, that video is evidence that there are only two genders.
So she shows that to you.
You take it the wrong way, according to her, and you're summarily punished for it.
It's insanity.
Yeah, I mean, and the biggest part is like this whole identity politics privilege thing that people are teaching now, the pyramid of, well, what does Shapiro call it?
The pyramid of victimization.
And like, whoever's at the top has the most merit.
And if you're at the bottom, like me, you're not allowed to speak and your views are discredited.
I mean, it's the same old BS that I've pretty much dealt with since I got to the university.
I've become more and more aware of it as time has went on and as I've become educated outside of the classroom.
So, I mean, it just all ties into this whole stream of nonsense that's coming out of mostly the humanities and being shoved into every student's head.
You know, it's possible that you're developing a fight-or-flight kind of intellectual rigor in school where most white males just get wiped out by it and become cucked.
But some of you take the beating, sort of like boot camp, and end up kind of tougher and more resilient than when you made in.
There might be some merit to this insanity.
I sure hope so.
I know a lot of kids that have been shamed by this sort of thing, and now they're less afraid, which is good.
I don't want to call myself, you know, too much of a superhero for the right, but a lot of conservative people have now understood that their professors should be a little more afraid of them than the other way around.
Good.
Yeah.
Well, I think that's why you're allowed back in class is because you went on Tucker and you went public about this.
It's good to see.
There's nothing more frustrating than watching these young white males that are liberal, by the way, get up in school and they have that caveat they do now where they go, hi, I just want to say that I'm a middle-class white male who's straight and able-bodied and I'm speaking from a position of privilege.
That being said, and then they're allowed to say their sentence.
It's insane.
Yeah, there's universities you have to sign an admittance of your white privilege, which is insane.
Well, I'm glad you're not going psycho.
What's behind you there?
That's not the chemicals for making a bomb, is it?
No, this is a growler from a Pittsburgh beer company that is fantastic.
Oh, good.
I thought it was hydrochloric acid or something and you had lost your shit.
That's why urine, actually.
Oh, good, good.
Yeah, that cures cancer.
You're definitely learning something at that school.
Well, Lake, we're out of time here, but I think the takeaway from all of this is drop out.
Get out of that school.
Yeah, I honestly, I thought about dropping out, and I tell myself this every day, and I tell a lot of people who are about to come to university.
If I wasn't three years in when I chose this major, I wouldn't be here.
It's a waste of money.
You're paying to get abused.
It's like a Dominatrix dungeon over there.
Yeah, you're better off becoming a welder.
I have friends who work construction on the road for like eight months out of the year, and they're bringing in like $55,000.
So that's nothing.
A plumber in New York is a failure if he makes $100,000.
Yeah, exactly.
All right.
Well, thanks for coming to the show and keep us up to dated.
Keep fighting the good fight, Lake.
Believe it or not, you're an inspiration to the rest of us, especially young men.
Thanks, Kevin.
I appreciate it.
Cheers, buddy.
From campus reform, Muslim students want classmates expelled for criticizing hijabs.
Now, Kathy Zhu, she goes to University of Central Florida.
She's walking around her campus, and it's National Hijab Day where you can try on a hijab.
Just to be clear, Muslims, true Muslims, don't want you putting on a hijab, especially men.
We had men doing it at the Women's March.
That's not part of their religion.
And Linda Sarseur, refusing to allow pro-lifers on your women's march goes against Islam.
If you wear a hijab, you're pro-life.
You also don't want infidels wearing hijabs.
But we've strayed pretty far from the path that Allah, God bless him.
I'm going to start saying that.
Allah, God bless Allah, laid out for us.
So this woman named Rayan Sukariya was very angry at Kathy Zoo because Kathy Zhu put up this post where she goes, there's a try a hijab on booth at my college campus.
You're telling me now it's just a fashion accessory and it's not a religious thing?
Thereby pointing out the hypocrisy of the entire idea.
It's anti-Islamic to try on a hijab.
Or are you just trying to get women used to being oppressed under Islam, which I think is exactly what's going on.
So anyway, this chick, Ryan, says that she's in the back of the first pick and she never gave permission, blah, blah, blah.
She's being harassed.
And then she calls for this girl to be expelled.
Now, here's a funny take on it.
Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Are we seeing a common thread here?
The one who wanted Lake Ingle to be publicly humiliated, the one who wants Kathy Zhu expelled, they're both women.
Is it conceivable, and I'm just throwing this out there, that women are bad at power?
You know, Charlene Lamb let Benghazi happen.
Waco happened on Hillary's Watch.
It seems like every time we see a major catastrophe in America, there seems to be a woman related to it.
This is just my personal take, but I can't help but notice that women in power don't seem to go very well together.
I mean, they are kind of new to it.
They're power rookies.
But the bigger picture here, and this is not controversial, is that schools have become indoctrination camps, re-education camps.
They are Maoist.
You're not learning anything.
Let's talk to Kathy about this now.
This is kind of an old case, but thanks to Lake and other recent cases, it's more relevant than ever.
Kathy, are you there?
Yes, I am.
Nihao, Ma?
Niha.
Ah, woo-chi-su.
Woo chilao, shi.
You what, teacher?
I'm a teacher.
I'm a vegetarian.
Okay, got it.
Yeah, I think for I'm a vegetarian, you just say I'm a vegetable.
Woo chi su.
Yes, that's right.
Oh, you got your lunch running around behind you there.
My what?
Oh, isn't that your lunch?
My cat?
Yeah.
Yeah, definitely.
This is deuce.
All right, that's enough racism to start the show.
So I know this is old news now, you with the Burka thing, but it keeps coming up because you've got Lake Er Ingle.
I forget his name actually.
He was on Tucker the other day, and he was in big trouble at school for saying that there are two genders, looking to be expelled, basically, humiliated.
And it reminded me of you, who got in big trouble for saying no thank you to a woman.
I've got her name here somewhere.
It's like Rajana Saka.
She's that other Arab girl on Instagram.
And you got in big trouble for not wanting to wear a hijab, correct?
Correct, exactly.
So what exactly happened?
Take us through it.
I know you've talked about it a million times.
Yeah, so I was walking to school or walking to class at school, and I came across this booth called Tryana Hijab.
And basically, she was just seeing me, and she was like, hey, come over.
You know, do you want to try on a hijab?
I said, no, thank you.
And then she was like, okay.
So I took some pictures of the booth and some pictures of the sign that said Trayana Hijab.
And I posted on Twitter and expressed how this is very concerning because people in Iran are taking off their hijabs to protest the government.
Yeah.
Right.
And you, what was your punishment?
Did the school say anything?
Well, they wanted me to get suspended.
So she, the girl took, basically posted a link to the student conduct department and said that, hey, we should get this girl suspended for being a bigot on the school campus, basically.
Now, this is my favorite part of the story because you're not far from Japanese.
You're probably like 500 miles.
Sure.
Imagine we went to Japan, right?
And we were students there, and we said, you know, try on a cowboy hat and wave the American flag.
And the Japanese student said, no, thank you.
I don't want to do that.
And we said, let's get this bitch expelled.
She doesn't love America enough.
Like, the audacity of these immigrants is just shocking.
Yeah, I guess exactly.
Like, how does she get away with that?
It's one thing to say, I want Kathy expelled for not wearing a hijab, but it's another thing to get support for it.
I mean, what was the reception when she came up with this idea?
A lot of her followers, a lot of her friends and people at my college were in support of her.
But I posted about it on Twitter, and I got a lot of attention for it Because what she did was not right.
She basically said that I, you know, showed her face and stuff, but she was on a public property.
She was on a public campus.
So I had every right, and I was allowed to basically show her face.
In what capacity did you show her face?
Literally, it was just a picture of the whole booth, not just a single person.
And it was just a picture of the sign.
Yeah, but she literally said, you know, this girl is named Kathy Ju and she's at the school and get her suspended.
So she tried to, you know, target me directly, which is like basically harassment.
And what's the charge?
So the school sent out a public announcement saying, you know, these two students didn't really do anything wrong.
And so I guess I didn't really get in trouble.
But my followers were saying how, you know, she should have got in trouble because she was targeting me and harassing me and telling all her followers and friends to email student conduct and tell me to get expelled or suspended for no reason.
All right.
Well, now let's just take a step away from this.
And this doesn't pertain to what happened.
This is nobody's business.
But I'm just curious personally, how do you personally feel about the hijab, about Islam?
For me, I have no problem with Muslims.
But the ideology of Islam is what I have a problem with.
You know, their ideology is sick.
You can see the Quran yourself and you can read the verses and they're really just violent.
So, I mean, that's all I think about it.
Yeah, I always say that too.
People go, oh, when it's some lunatic shooting up a school, you say he's a lone wolf.
But when it's a Muslim, you say that it's related to Islam.
And I go, yeah, but the Muslims are following a book.
And I went through the book with Robert Spencer.
We're finding the 10 worst quotes.
But he goes, just flip through it anywhere and put your finger down and you'll find something that implies violence to infidels.
Exactly.
For example, like, you know, Muslims say that, you know, Islam is a religion of peace, but in the Quran, literally peace means when people follow Allah.
When people, you know.
Yeah, so I just don't, it's like hypocritical.
Well, another trick they do is they say, we believe that if you hurt one man, you hurt us all.
So we're so peaceful that any kind of crime affects the entire community.
And you go, oh, that's nice, okay.
And then they cut out the second part of that quote, which is, however, if it benefits jihad to kill this person or kill anyone else, then all bets are off.
So they always just sort of circumcise it and cut off the caveat at the end.
Exactly.
I'm going to put a burqa on you for the rest of this interview.
Is that okay?
Yeah, sure.
Go for it.
You still look pretty, though.
You have pretty eyes, so it doesn't really help.
I've noticed these girls, too, they'll wear tons of makeup when they wear the hijab or something.
And you go, wait, aren't you still trying to be beautiful?
I mean, you can't, as Michael Miles says, you can't put the Lancome counter on your face and still be true to Sharia law.
It is kind of a good look, though.
Asians do well with these because a lot of the prettiness is in the eyes.
Well, thanks, I guess, but I don't think we want any of that to be associated with us.
Yeah.
Well, there are Chinese Muslims.
There are a couple.
Oh, yeah, there are.
And I, you know, actually, the Chinese government was trying to basically get the Islamic teachings off of China.
Yeah.
Good.
Well, I saw today, actually, that it said that Christianity is growing so much in China that it might be the leading breeding ground for Christianity, especially with this war going on in the Middle East.
It's quite possible that the East is going to be responsible for saving the West.
Wow.
I hope so.
I don't know.
Maybe.
We'll see.
That's my dream.
So what's the future, Kathy Zoo?
Is this whole thing over?
Or are you still under the gun?
I mean, we're obviously, I'm trying to still, you know, fight my causes and what I believe in on campus every day.
So if I see something that's going on like this again, I will definitely address it and show it to the public on Twitter.
So, yeah.
But as far as this controversy goes, it's died down and you're not in trouble.
Yeah, basically.
And last question, I always ask this of college conservatives.
What's it like for you walking around campus?
Are you a pariah?
Are people friendly?
Are you a freak?
Yeah, a lot of people, if you wear like a Trump shirt or especially a Trump hat or something, they'll look at you weird and people will point at you and laugh at you.
But I think my college, there was a good amount of conservatives and there's a good amount of liberals.
So we both have each other's back and we could definitely support each other.
So it was just a good thing.
University of Central Florida, the last bastion of sanity in a world gone mad.
Kathy, thanks for your bravery.
Thanks for standing up to these people.
We really appreciate it.
Thank you for having me on.
See you later.
I ain't going nowhere.
Me and my soldiers death march.
We've been in this.
Yes, you are going somewhere, you little black.
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