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Jan. 6, 2023 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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S4E201 - SPOILED BRATS
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Get off my lawn.
Kevin, make a film.
Science and math are racist.
History lets erase it.
Indoctrinate a whole generation.
You can't escape it.
It's bigger than American politics.
You're in a competence.
White people, racist, and bigots, and you're a colonist.
If you want freedom, we'll encourage you to do the opposite.
It's toxic masculinity.
If a man is too confident, excuse me, what's a woman?
Well, I am not a biologist.
Plummets is really not common when you're a communist.
Parents that care about their kids, let's call them terrorists.
It's cool to be a feminist and an environmentalist.
And if you love the country, that makes you a white supremacist.
Don't even try to fight it.
Cause what you say is irrelevant.
Hands up, everybody stand up.
The whole world going mad, bruh.
Two plus two, we will fire.
You a racist.
If you don't think that hands up, better not be in here telling these children that men can't get pregnant.
Of course not, Mr. Smith.
And did you tell all the white children that they are racist?
And colonizers and bigots, yes.
Very good.
Go and put your hands up, everybody stand up.
The whole world going mad, bruh.
Two plus two equal five.
You a homophobe if you...
Oops.
I know some of those folks.
Great message.
Great lyrics.
Great message.
Very talented musician.
I fucking hate rap.
Yes.
The only thing I hate more than rap is white rappers.
Sorry, dude.
I love you.
I love Tom McDonald as people.
I'd probably like to hang out with you.
But I cannot abide by the black accent.
I didn't hear much of a black accent there.
I hate rap, and that was not egregious to me.
It was all egregious.
The hand gestures, yo.
That suck, but that's also what Karens do.
They all black.
There's Harvey Mordenstein.
It's got Dr. Robert Malone there.
You're a homophobe if you don't think that answer.
We want to drop the hose.
Harley.
Crazy brainwashed kids from the time.
They're babies.
We want you deep.
And what he did, he just called them up.
He said, I'll pay for your flight and hotel to come to New York City and be my video.
The whole whoa.
Go!
Two plus two equal five.
Like, black Americans are insulated.
They have developed a shitty accent that comes from, like, according to Thomas Sowell, Scotch-Irish people.
It's a southern thing.
It's got a southern twang.
It's a lazy English.
Acts you a question.
And then when you hear whites do it, it's just like, you're faking ignorance.
You're faking an ignorant accent.
It's just as dumb to me as the fuggin whites who become Muslims.
You know, this seems like a particularly Australian thing where you see some white woman and she's got a hijab on.
They do it in London too.
Oh, you went back in time.
Wow.
We haven't told you to wear a hijab probably for about 2,000 years.
But here you go again, oppressing yourself.
Nice work.
It just looks stupid.
White reggae?
Ooh.
Shut up, Brian.
What?
I don't like white reggae.
That's not a thing.
Yes, it is.
No, my God.
Revolution?
They're like one of the biggest bands right now as we speak.
Let me see them.
Okay.
You're not going to like it because it sucks.
You know, we used to do a show, a radio show.
Me and Derek Beckles did a radio show in New York.
It was broadcasted to like five blocks in the East Village.
It was owned next to a pizza place called Frankie's Pizza.
I don't know why we did it.
Why bother?
Frankie's Pizza would get the signal.
And like three blocks.
I wonder how many listeners we had.
We also did a radio show with American Apparel, and that was only broadcast in their stores.
I'm a very successful radio DJ.
But anyway, there was this German woman I'm sure I've told you about before who did the reggae show after us.
And she was like, hello, guys, how was the show today?
And we're like, it was good.
We played a lot of indie rock, and we made some jokes, and we had a guest come in.
We talked to people off the street because it was right on the street.
I forget the name of the station.
Maybe you can pull it up.
And she goes, okay, that's great.
I'm just going to, you guys, if you could just play another song while I get ready, I'm going to get all my albums out here for the reggae hour.
We're going to focus on Peter Tosh today and, you know, his song about nuclear war and such things.
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