

Ep. 1291 - How To Create An Emergency To Grab Power
Jul 7, 2021
The discussion kicks off with a sharp critique of politicians declaring emergencies, particularly around gun violence, arguing it distracts from individual accountability. There's a thought-provoking analysis of critical race theory's infiltration into education and military settings, raising alarms over indoctrination. The dialogue also delves into the concepts of privilege and allyship, urging recognition of social advantages. In a contentious debate, the complexities of equity vs. equality are unraveled, highlighting the challenges posed by societal agendas in education.
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Emergencies and Power
- Governments throughout history declare emergencies to maximize power.
- This allows them to take greater control, as seen with COVID-19 and other issues.
Cuomo's COVID-19 Response
- Andrew Cuomo's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York was praised despite its failures.
- This highlights how politicians can regain popularity after controversy.
Gun Violence as an Emergency
- The rise in violent crime is linked to the defunding and hindering of police.
- Declaring gun violence as an emergency, rather than crime, gives the political left more control.