Real Time with Bill Maher Overtime – Episode #603: Dr. Cornel West, Kellyanne Conway, Josh Barro
Jun 11, 2022
A lively discussion dives into the role of technology in social activism, highlighting the gap between online engagement and real-world actions. The conversation shifts to the dynamics of party nominations, focusing on representation and the recent behavior of black voters in primaries. Historical voting patterns and the influence of cultural narratives on candidate choices are scrutinized. Lastly, the complexities of political identities within the Democratic Party come to light, revealing how key issues shape electoral dynamics and community unity.
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Social Media's Impact on Protests
- Social media has changed protests, allowing for rapid mobilization.
- True action requires dedicated people with vision, not just online posts.
America's Violent Culture
- American culture, rooted in the frontier myth, glorifies violence.
- This contributes to high rates of violence compared to similar populations.
Media Violence and School Safety
- Media violence desensitizes children and contributes to real-world violence.
- Schools need better protection, similar to banks, to ensure children's safety.