Today it's a man's episode as Tony gets gunned down by the Clint Eastwood defense task force Scott Adams recommends white flight after calling "blacks" a "hate group," but the only things fleeing are the newspapers that used to publish Dilbert and Finally, we hear the right wing's litany of reasons 63% of young men are single. (becuase they're trans)
If nearly half of all blacks are not okay with white people, according to this poll, not according to me, according to this poll, that's a hate group.
That's a hate group.
And I don't want to have anything to do with them.
Wow.
And it's like, wow, you said they were a hate group and we know how seriously you take the phrase hate group.
So you must really mean this.
This must be from the heart.
Well, it's smart.
It's like, listen, black this, purple that.
You know, I draw the line at hate.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
You know, and that's that's clearly a hate group.
I draw the line of hate.
You won't ever see me commingling with a hate group like the blacks.
Yeah, listen, if you're sitting at a table with four white guys and one black guy, you're not.
You're sitting at a table with five black guys.
Yeah.
Who is worse, you know, really?
Who's worse, the enabler or the one black guy?
Yeah.
Here's more for this video.
And I would say, you know, based on the current way things are going, the best advice I would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people.
Just get the fuck away.
It's so funny from this self-described genius and persuasionist hypnotist.
He's like, I have this edgy idea that's probably going to ruffle a few feathers, but society is so crazy right now.
I think our only choice is to do segregation by white flight.
Is to self-segregate by white flight.
And everybody's like, what the f... How come we never thought of that before?
It's because I think that it's like, you know, you've always thought of it.
You just never said it out loud, which is why I do love this.
Like he's he's doing this thing the whole time where he's just saying everything out loud.
And it's it's fucking amazing.
But this was said out loud.
This was like this was standard white practice for like the last 50 years, you know.
Yeah.
Also, what black people are you getting away from, dude?
Are you just inundated with blacks?
Fucking UPN.
Is that what's happening in your life?
The people he had to see whenever he talked to UPN.
Yeah.
Just furious.
He's like, I got replaced with the PJs?
But yeah, Scott Adams reveals on Twitter, I just, sorry, I wanted to jump over to this tweet.
This is so good.
I've lost three careers to direct racism so far.
Crocker Bank, Pacific Bell, and cartooning.
So, all three were perpetrated by white people for their own gain.
No black person has ever discriminated against me.
That's partly why I identified as black for several years.
What?
What?
Does this?
Do we know about this?
Is this a thing he was doing?
Was he publicly identifying as black for several years?
I feel like this is a thing that we don't really have anymore.
There were white guys who thought they were cool and jokingly identified as black.
That was a thing that white guys would tell other white guys to describe where they grew up.
Or like what they were into and shit like that.
And thought they had a past to be black or something.
But that was the type of guy.
And I bet that's what Scott Adams was.
He was like a nerdy guy who thought he was down.
And would tell it like it is or whatever.
And thought that that was blackness.
That is my favorite thing is when someone was someone thinks that they were like black, but they were just poor.
And it's like, why did you do that?
Why?
You know, white people can be poor, too, like like yourself.
It's OK.
OK.
Uh, and then, yeah, Tony, you clarified, uh, to Scott.
You replied, you said, yo, you don't, you don't know me, but I'm a black person who's been discriminating against you for years.
Uh, good, good tweet.
And then, yeah, Maxell Talena, this is, I guess, read your friend's tweets today on Minion Death Call.
Uh, but yeah, Maxell Talena of Dysphoria Dimes says, I got fired for, from Pacific Bell for being racist.
Dude, your life is like an anal cunt song.
Yeah.
Hell yeah.
It's perfect.
Pitch perfect.
Kudos.
Yeah.
That shit was so funny to me, because it's like... What's the timeline on this?
Was the video before this, right?
Video was last Wednesday.
Yes, that video was before this, and in the video he says, like...
Black people are a hate group, but here he's like, but they've never discriminated against me.
As a matter of fact, I, as a matter of fact, I identified as part of the hate group for a while.
Right, well we'll get in his video, he says some shit where it's like, you need to turn off the internet, dude.
Because you wouldn't know that you're discriminated against at all if you didn't read this stupid fucking Rasmussen poll that some right-wing troll created in the first place just to get you upset.
You know?
So much of what we cover on this show with right-wing media is just finding ways to get these guys pissed off.
Yeah.
Let's play more of the video.
Wherever you have to go, just get away.
Oh, I wanted to say also getting fired from a fucking bank in the 80s for racism.
Yeah.
How racist do you have to be, dude?
Like, what did you do to black people's accounts?
Like, we know you didn't give them mortgages, but like, what were you doing to their checking accounts?
No, he like, he like dressed up as a co-worker.
No, he probably could have got away with that.
I'll say he dressed up as a co-worker for Halloween, but he probably could have got away with that.
He was like, I don't know, he like brought a noose into work or something.
Cause like, yeah, it's the eighties and it's a bank, like you said.
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