

Ep. #489: Irshad Manji, Larry Charles
Mar 23, 2019
Irshad Manji, founder of the Moral Courage Academy and author of "Don't Label Me," discusses the implications of identity labeling and advocates for character-based evaluations in today’s divisive climate. Comedy writer Larry Charles shares insights on how humor helps navigate life’s absurdities, particularly in war-torn areas. The guests tackle issues of modern privilege, critique bizarre technological advancements, and explore the power of laughter to heal societal wounds while highlighting the challenges of today's social justice narratives.
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Chelsea Clinton's Apology
- Chelsea Clinton tweeted that public figures shouldn't be anti-Semitic.
- She received backlash and apologized after the New Zealand mosque shooting.
The Left's Apology Problem
- The left's tendency to apologize, even when unnecessary, can give credence to baseless accusations.
- This can be seen as a weakness.
The Incel Movement
- The incel movement, characterized by involuntary celibacy, is fueled by feelings of humiliation.
- Some members advocate for government-provided prostitutes.