

Responding to the 'Triggernometry' Bros | 12/2/24
37 snips Dec 2, 2024
The discussion kicks off with a critique of the 'woke right' concept, exposing confusion in its definition. Wokeness is explored as a politically charged term, evolving into a weapon in discourse. The speakers challenge simplistic views on identity politics, advocating for unity and thoughtful dialogue. They also delve into the frustrations of white Christian men and the complexities of post-war conservative thought. The episode wraps up with a defense of the Constitution during crises and a critique of America's political narratives.
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Woke as Marxism/Fascism
- James Lindsay views "woke" as a form of Marxist thought and suggests "woke right" could be termed "woke fascism".
- He sees this as a species of fascism driven by identity politics and grievance.
Mirroring Woke Tactics
- The "woke right" mirrors the woke left's behavior with targeted influence campaigns and manufacturing of perceived support.
- They create an illusion of widespread backing for their ideas and disdain for opposing views.
Reactionary Identity Politics
- James Lindsay argues the "woke right" engages in reactionary identity politics, mirroring the left's identity politics.
- He criticizes this as "answering evil with evil."