No Agenda Show 1682 - "Natalism"
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Aug 1, 2024 The hosts dive into the curious rise of the term 'weird' in political discourse, analyzing its effect on voter perception. They critique identity politics and its impact on societal debates around natalism. Discussion on media influence reveals troubling connections between corporate strategies and democratic integrity. As they explore AI skepticism, they touch on pressing global issues like climate change and the unrest in the UK. Humor lightens the conversation, with personal anecdotes celebrating community connections and listener contributions.
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Media Uses "Weird" Tactic
- The media's use of the word "weird" as a political attack is a deliberate, orchestrated talking point.
- This label aims to create fear and discomfort without substantive criticism or detail.
Coordinated "Weird" Talking Points
- A caller questioned why every news outlet and politician repeats the talking point that JD Vance is "weird."
- The hosts suggested these are coordinated memos sent to media and politicians to control narratives.
Natalism Linked to Racist Narrative
- The decline in birthrates is framed by media as concerning and tied to political attacks on childless adults.
- Natalism is being portrayed as linked to racist agendas, especially white Christian nationalism.