Hello Initiates! A little something different for you this week! The first of our two part, 4 1/2 hour deep dive into the notorious Turner Diaries - a book so extreme, we had to double-check it wasn’t satire. Spoiler: it’s deadly serious, but that didn’t stop us from bringing our signature irreverence to the discussion.

Here, in Part One, we break down the early chapters and try to make sense of the book’s wildest claims.. from drive-by bombings to the jaw-dropping idea that feminism would somehow lead to the legalization of rape. The hateful rhetoric is appalling, but the logic is so twisted, sometimes all you can do is laugh.

We don’t pull punches calling out the racism, misogyny, and antisemitism, but we also make sure to highlight just how preposterous and self-defeating these arguments are. Because honestly, ridicule is one of the best tools we have against hate.

Throughout the episode, we reflect on how far society has come (and how far we still have to go) in challenging bigotry and conspiracy thinking. With Greg Hall’s insights and our own lived experiences, we connect the dots between these extremist ideas and the rhetoric we see online today.

So join us as we take on The Turner Diaries armed with critical thinking, a refusal to let hate go unchallenged, and, as always, a healthy dose of SDCIC humour. It’s grim, it’s outrageous, but we promise it’s never boring.

- We introduce The Turner Diaries and its author, William Pierce, setting the stage for why this book matters in extremist circles.

- Break down the early plot: the “Organization’s” violent tactics, including bombings and drive-by attacks.

- Highlight the book’s ludicrous leaps in logic—especially its claim that feminism leads to the legalization of rape.

- Call out the novel’s overt racism, antisemitism, and scapegoating, exposing its conspiracy tropes.

- Discuss how the book frames liberalism, feminism, and civil rights as existential threats.

- Share our real-time reactions to the most shocking and preposterous passages.

- Draw parallels between the book’s arguments and today’s far-right talking points and online discourse.

- Reflect on how attitudes toward race, gender, and tolerance have changed—and why challenging bigotry is crucial.

- Greg Hall brings context on the roots of modern extremist rhetoric and the dangers of normalizing hate.

- Through it all, we tackle the book’s absurdities with our signature SDCIC humour, making sure even the darkest material gets the ridicule it deserves.

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