

SMN: Protests Don't Need To Be Civil
9 snips Jun 7, 2023
This podcast explores the criticism of protests and the concept of the 'right way' to protest. It delves into the selective punishment of protesters and the broken system that ignores public opinion on gun control. The hosts also discuss the hypocrisy of calls for non-violence and civility in protests, highlighting the subjective nature of violence justification. They emphasize the importance of proportional responses and criticize the misconception surrounding Martin Luther King Jr.'s nonviolent approach. The podcast concludes with humorous conversations and advertisements for bidet and VPN products.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Selective Punishment and Broken Systems
01:56 • 12min
Humorous conversation and advertisements for bidet and VPN products
13:35 • 4min
Protest Criticism and the 'Right Way'
17:09 • 16min
Criticism of the 1994 Crime Bill and the Hypocrisy of Non-Violence Calls
32:51 • 2min
Product benefits, abandonment of civility, and movie references
35:01 • 2min
The Hypocrisy and Justification of Violence in Protests
37:00 • 11min
Proportional Responses and Corn Cream Flood
47:55 • 2min