

Members Only #241 - Tinder Trotskyists, Siouxsie and the Nazis, When We Were Kings
11 snips Dec 16, 2024
Dive into a conversation exploring the complexities of colorblindness and its effects on identity. The hosts critique the commodification of racial identity in modern discourse, spotlighting superficial takes versus meaningful progress. They ponder the moral implications of political assassinations and the fine line between justified actions and chaos. A humorous take on 'Tinder Trotskyists' adds a unique twist, while discussions on trauma and 'luxury beliefs' unearth the deeper societal impacts of contemporary activism.
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NYC Doctor's Video Visit Scheme
- Speaker 0 describes a NYC doctor's video visit scheme for prescription refills.
- This seemingly exploits insurance, highlighting potential abuses within the system.
Race as a Marketing Gimmick
- Speaker 0 compares race to a marketing gimmick, citing Young Me Meier's memoir.
- Meier emphasizes her Korean-American identity, which Speaker 0 finds performative.
Critique of Colorblindness
- Camille Foster argues against colorblindness, advocating for the abolishment of the idea of race.
- He believes ignoring race is different from acknowledging its non-existence.