The Boyscast with Ryan Long - Canceling is Back! But Boys Will prevail (The Boyscast)

Episode Date: July 3, 2020

Hide your kids hide your wife they gonna fiiiiinnndddd you. Don't worry though the boys will be fine. White Women are on the chopping block and the whole thing is breaking down. wooooooo Tons more episodes at patreon.com/theboyscast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

And you can tell our friends, and they can have my things when we're dead But we gonna live forever, but we gonna live forever And you can tell our friends and you guys are all radical leftists and your dads. All your dads are radical leftists. Your uncles are radical leftists. Except for me, as far as the sexuality spectrum goes, I am right-wing as they come. I'm an anarcho-capitalist. That's a fun one. When people come up to you and they go,

sexuality is a spectrum, you say, yeah, and you are radically left-wing. Yeah, yeah. Whereas me, as far as it goes right i am so the sexuality is i my sexuality so far on the right wing of the spectrum that i don't even touch my own dick when i jerk off i wear a glove that's where i'm at another fun thing i've been toying around with uh be be super pro-black but just casually call martin luther's speeches his skits. You go,

what was that one skit that Martin Luther King did where he said, I will have a dream? What was that one sketch? What was that one skit that he did? You know, I'm just thinking of things. I'm cooped up. I'm thinking of ways to bug people. That's what I'm doing. But over the last week, I think that we can all realize that canceling is back.

You can't run. You can't run. You can't hide. They're canceling everybody. That's where we're at right now. And I, having your best interest at heart, have decided to do some canceling of my own. I've decided that anniversaries are canceled. So if a girl, you know, she wants to have an anniversary, I cancel. Remember when Alyssa Milano said, she goes, we're going on a sex strike and let's guys start doing what we want. Well, I'm going on an anniversary strike. Anniversaries canceled. Holding hands canceled. Remember when Alyssa Milano said, she goes, we're going on a sex strike and let's guys start doing what we want.

Well, I'm going on an anniversary strike. Anniversary's canceled. Holding hands, canceled. Never liked holding hands. Probably the worst thing in the world, especially in the phone era. You know, I got to check my phone. I have things to do. I might want to scratch an itch.

And that girl's holding me down. We did that for you. Guess what? It's canceled. Until canceling's canceled, we're adding things to the list. You have to beat them at their own game. When they go, we're canceling everybody. You go, oh, we're canceling is canceled, we're adding things to the list. You have to beat them at their own game. When they go, we're canceling everybody. You go, oh, we're canceling now, huh?

Well, I'm going to double down and we're not holding hands anymore. Canceled. Let's see what else we got. Wiping. Canceled. All of the boys are going to stop wiping. Do what you want with it. Girls coming out with your friends.

I mean, that's guaranteed going to be canceled. They're just like, yeah, I just want you to come hang out with my friends tonight. He's like, I canceled. And they go, well, how am I supposed to do, what am I supposed to do about the fact that canceling is canceling everybody? I go, talk to your girls, talk to your feminine men, and until canceling stops, it's me and the boys, fam. Because I got to be around non-cancelers. In-laws, canceled. C-A-N-C, I don't know how to spell canceled i never learned the

spell cops the show has been canceled how good would it be if they canceled instead of cops they canceled the steven seagal retroactively they didn't cancel cops they just uh canceled steven seagal's cop show and i don't know if you guys have ever seen it steven seagal lawman but it is the best show of all time so it turns out what he says he goes you know you guys might, you guys might not know this, but over the last 10 years, in addition to being a movie star, I've been going to work like two days a week as a cop, which is a complete lie. But he goes in and he teaches the cops and he's an expert at everything. Right. So in one of the scenes, they set up a match a hundred meters away and Steven Seagal shoots the tip off a match. They let him match and then Steven shoots the tip off it. So I want them to cancel that, you know, because if they get Seagal shoots the tip off a match they let him match then Steven shoots the tip off

it so I want them to cancel that you know because if they get Seagal you don't want to there's certain people they know that that's the beast you know what I mean if they try to you know when Epstein got canceled they know that they went a little too far and that's going to start digging into all their personal stuff when if you cancel Steven Seagal every single one of the cancelers like Sean King would just wake up in the middle of the night with his head getting cracked all all of the main cancellers Seth Simons he just he'd be trying to sleep and he'd just hear like a pitter patter well I guess it wouldn't be a pitter patter because it even skulls 800 pounds right now so he would just hear Jurassic Park the water he's got the the water in his cup beside his

his bed in his sippy cup because that's what he probably has. He sees it dripping off, a little bit of a shake, and he goes, what's going on? Steven Seagal, he just hears very slowly going through in the distance. So that's what would happen if you tried to cancel Seagal, which they sort of have tried to cancel Seagal. Did it work? No. He went to Russia and made friends with Putin. That's probably what influenced the election. Don't underestimate Steven Seagal. All these people underestimate him,. I don't recommend it. Cancelers are getting canceled. I don't know if you saw Brian Young. This guy's such a, this guy's a comedian. And he literally comes out and he goes, someone, one of his friends said something racist.

And he goes, I can't believe they would say this because, you know, they were friends with me. And I found her a nice person, but this is unacceptable. And then they went through all of his tweets. He's like saying the N word three years ago. Because all these people are just fucking grifters to the max. So three years ago, you know, this guy is Mr. You know, he's kind of like an edgy boy comic. And now he's like, I can't believe someone would say something about woman.

So he's doing all that thing. And then he just comes out and he goes, yeah, but I've learned I'm better now. So that was something that's going on. You know, the canceling themselves, like Jenny Slay, you know, the Jenna Marbles, these people come out and they go, I'm so sorry. You know, I just want to get ahead of it. I know it's coming for me. I want to get ahead of it. You know, the best, the thing is these people are losing control of their movement so much. They're trying to get out front of it. Be like, listen, I'm so sorry. These, I've got to get out front of it. They know it's coming for them. They

see the tornado. It's just cause these people are so full of sorry. I got to get out front of it. They know it's coming for them. They see the tornado. It's just because these people are so full of shit. I see all these celebrities that are all like, Dalia's the worst. And they have like four other friends that got me too. And they're like, but that guy, it seems like that one's not going to bubble up, right? I can still be friends with him. So it's just all of total shit. But the reason why the cartoon one specifically egregious, it's kind of like with me when I was doing my CBC show and they needed diversity and stuff.

And it was like even for the roles I was doing. So it'd be like, you know, we need like the director and the editor. We want to make sure there's diversity there. I was like, OK, but it's me. So sorry, I can't be black. I have really I wrote down on the things, you know, I'm really I really apologize for the fact that I am not a black person. Unfortunately, I can't fire myself. for the fact that I am not a black person. Unfortunately, I can't fire myself. And then, so these people with the cartoons, how many people do a cartoon that they just voice their own cartoon characters?

You know, there's a whole bunch of cartoons, like South Park, Family Guy, where it's, you know, a dude that has a show and he does all the characters. So what do you want him to do? Like, if I was making a cartoon right now and you go, listen, you can't have a white person voicing any black characters. I go, I guess I'm not making black characters then because I want to voice my characters.

You know, and not me specifically. I'm terrible at voices. But if I was in that scenario. So all you're doing is you're creating all these scenarios and you go, you know, maybe there's pros, maybe there's cons. Most likely, I don't see any way you slice this that it doesn't make it harder for a person to call it. Like, okay, I've done tons of voice acting, right? I've done commercials and cartoons and stuff.

And I go, is there any, right now, I'm the star of a cartoon. Check it out. Sublo and Tangy Mustard. If there is anything that's least racist, less racist than a cartoon casting, you know, most of the time to get to the final thing, they don't even see you. So this is, if you're saying like Hollywood's racist, there's nothing less racist than voice acting.

The people go in, for the most part, like I said, the first 30 people that like audition, they don't even look at the person. You don't, they don't take a picture of you and show them the tapes. They listen to the things. So if the character's black and this guy sounds more like what they think that character sounds like or vice versa white but guess what there's more white cartoon characters in a country

that's you know 13 black obviously so for them to say that yo we need this to be all uh we need this to be you know you can't voice a black character it's like you also kind of need to do it the other way around. I mean, you think you don't, but most people just think in Socratic logic like that, where they go, okay, why is it one way and not the other way? And they'll go, I guess it's the other way too. Yeah, everyone needs to play their own. And you're just like, guess what?

There's going to be more white cartoon characters, you know, unless you're just thinking of aliens and all that sort of stuff. So you go, how is this helping? They need to stick to their own. It reminds me so much, you know, it is getting closer and closer to a scenario where these woke people and white supremacists are saying the same thing. And this is a sketch that I don't have figured out yet. But I love the idea of a white supremacist and like a woke guy sitting down and the woke person saying, all right, I think we need black people

to have their own schools and scholarships and they should all play their own characters. And the guy goes, hey, listen, you, actually this guy's making some fucking sense. Hey, you ain't that bad. He's like, you know, I think the black people need their own cities and banks. And you go, I'm liking what I'm hearing right now.

Who told us we shouldn't get along? We actually get along great. That is where all this stuff's gotten. We need our own words. I don where all this stuff's gotten. We need our own words. I don't want each other using our own words. I don't want each other using our own spaces. And if we have a cartoon character or a style of music, you need to stay away from it. Don't listen to rap music and we won't listen to country and we'll go a separate ways. And that's like literally what these people are basically saying. And it's hilarious.

So the gap is definitely closing. The Dixie Chicks tried to get in front of this and they go, listen, we're just the chicks now. We self-cancel their name. We're on the good guys. They're always putting themselves in the front of these movements. Lady Antebellum is a hilarious one because Lady A, they changed their name to Lady A. And then it turns out there was a black singer named Lady A and they just said and apparently the Lady A's lawyer said like I know you're saying you're changing that

but there's this like black blues singer named Lady A and they're like yeah we don't care we don't give a shit about a black singer we don't give a shit about anything other than trying to get some woke points right now like everybody else in the world and on top of that it's kind of like,

okay, so my thesis for this episode is what I'm going to tell you is basically the movement. This there's two things. One, this movement has turned on white women so much and the white women and black women power dynamic of like who gets to have power in these things. So I'm watching all these groups fight. And I found some articles that'll prove what I'm saying. And that part is hilarious to me. And the second thing is their canceling powers are working far less than they used to because this is what happened. I've talked about this a little in the past, but in basically in four years, they said, you know, four or five years ago where they go, you know, we don't want white guys in the industry. We don't want counterculture people in the industry. And the only way that their canceling works is you take their industry jobs away. You know, this whole movement revolves around taking people away. Like I said, you need a cancelable event. So as soon as you said to me, you go, you know, you said to people like me, you're like, you're kind of not welcome here.

And there are like white guys that especially ones that are, you know, the Patton Oswalt's of the world. They were already famous before. So they were famous enough that you can't take it away. But the new generation, they kind of said, you know, we're so hard on diversity. We're so hard on this, like, you know, woke perspective. And if you don't think that you're not welcome here, that all of those people created this subculture. And then you go, so what are you, what are you taking away from them? You're taking away their RSS feed. You're taking away their podcast. You know, everyone

built this counterculture the same way that, you know, this happens a lot of times in all sorts of things. You know, if you look at when they said, you know, black people can't be in this and this, that's why the black comedy scene was so thriving because they weren't that welcome in the white comedy scene. And that's why they have this huge scene. And there's people like Michael, you know, Michael Blackson or whatever that no one's ever heard of in the white community. And this guy's selling out these huge theaters. And that's what's happened again. And as far as counterculture goes here, the same thing that happened with DJ stuff, they go, you know, hip hop's the main thing. We don't want to have white punk bands anymore. And then these DJs blow up. So they kicked everyone out. And in a time where their

entire business model revolves around taking things away from people. And now all they have to do is take away things from themselves. So it's hilarious. So, and this is why I liked him. This is why I kind of like America since I moved here. Cause Canada's not big enough for a counterculture. You know what I mean? They're not big enough. They only have 33 million people. They don't have enough money to go around to have all these subcultures. Then America, on top of that, you have the whole world listening. So you have 6 billion people potentially watching these movies and these podcasts. And this is the center of the whole thing. So they don't need Hollywood. They have enough people and listeners to create all these cool subcultures. And so when they don't have anything to take away, it's kind of like they want to poison the meat, but they already

turned you into a vegetarian. And that's what it feels like. They're like, we want to kill these people by poisoning their meat. And you're like, we don't eat meat. They go, we're going to take, kill these people by taking away their jobs. And you go, what jobs? You took them all away from us. You wouldn't let us have these jobs. So what are you taking away? So I've been loving it. And even when people do want jobs, they've made it so appealing.

Like being a gladiator only is cool. It only rules when you get to be the man. Like the actual job sucks. You know, part of being in the industry that was cool is you got chicks. Everyone thought you be the man. Like, the actual job sucks. You know, part of being in the industry that was cool is you got chicks. Everyone thought you were the man. You know, now, a bunch of people on the internet tell you you're shit.

Then they try to take everything away. You can't smash pussy. If you cheat on your girl, you get in fucking so much trouble. So you literally have to, you know, live a puritanical life. And you're like, this isn't sick anymore. If you're a gladiator,

and you're going and fighting people in a ring, and you're, you know, that's me fighting people on a ring. I'm waving my hands around for the audio. And I'm like, wait, wait a second. And now I come out, everyone goes, boo, you suck. If you do this, if you make one wrong step, you don't know all those girls that like just said they love you because you're gladiator position. If you fuck any of them, we're going to prevent you from being a gladiator. And you're like, yeah, I'll just not be a gladiator. So these people have created a world that's very unsustainable. For example, in this whole woke culture where everyone needs to be, have the right opinions and stuff like that, right? These people, if back in the day, if you, if you were a, let's a celebrity, a big comedian,

even right, you would be, you would have, let's say you had two or three specials and then you kind of became what Jim Carrey is, or you got your sitcom. You no longer were responsible for giving your opinions. You just had to be funny. You know, you can make a lot of money and then maybe you do your special where you could kind of put your opinions in like a well-crafted way. Unfortunately, if you do that now and you're one of these people in that like Hollywood elite, it's kind of like, well, what do you think of this? Why are you not speaking up? And there's a few people that are big enough from the old school that they kind of don't like the Adam Sandlers because they run their own production company and he's such a big draw and some actors that they can just be like, you know what? I'm not going to speak. But the level down from that, the Patton Oswalt, Amy Schumer is like,

they kind of have to speak up. They sort of have an obligation to speak. And it's very hard to do that when you've been banned from telling the truth. So that's why they have to be like, you know, I'm supposed to, how am I going to compete with these people that my hands tied behind my back? So I want to tie their hands behind their back by trying to get them fired and canceled and stuff like that. So they're set up to fail because they go, I'm in a scenario where I say everyone needs to tell their opinions and then also have to be funny. And then these people aren't. And I go, nah, I got to put a stop to that. So because the old system where they just make their movies and shut up, isn't really available anymore. The way to get your cancel,

your capital of fame is to be sort of out there telling people your opinions and telling people they're wrong. And so that system isn't sustainable, especially when you're getting canceled for things you do 20 years ago. Which is the most American thing ever? The most American thing, like a little bit, kind of like white liberal America or whatever, to cancel people for things that you used to do. It's basically what you ever see when, you know, when gay marriage was legal here. And then it took about three years to be like, Russia needs to have gay marriage. The atrocities in Russia, they don't even think gay people's okay. And you're like, that was here four years ago. So I think that's been happening since the beginning of time where America sort of changes their values on something and then immediately goes over to other countries and like, can you believe this? Like how many times have you heard people say,

you know, even the trans stuff, they go, they don't accept trans people in China or whatever, you know, whatever they're talking about. And you'll be like, you didn't, 10 years ago, no one even heard that. It wasn't even a conversation. So it doesn't take very long for, you know, the kind of culture in America, Hollywood culture to say we're for this and then to go back and start, you know, looking at other people and be very virtuous about something that you didn't used to do. So they created this game and then people aren't going to play it anymore. And they need people to play so they could cancel them, especially men. We're like, we're done with this garbage. And that's why basically white women had to be the next target.

And they are having a fit. It's like when I used to do the comedy clubs in Toronto and stuff like that. There was a couple club owners that were like, they found it funny when people complained or whatever. So they go, you know, here's our complaint. We had a bad time. And the guy goes, yeah, I'll put it in our filing system, a.k.a. the garbage bin. And then you go, now what? You know, what did you think you were going to get? What did you want? Free tickets? Or did you just want to complain? You know, so they go to these,

they go to this club, complain, and then the guy says, yeah, okay, who cares? And then you're like, huh, well, I don't know what I do next. So women were benefiting from this whole thing, because otherwise they wouldn't do it. You know, women were counted as a minority. If you were just a normal white chick, you get to be part of when they say diversity. You know, 85 percent of people are included in diversity. Right. So they go, you know, we want diversity. And white women are like, yeah, diversity, us. And women are in the club that benefits them. And now that benefit package is ending, which is good for the boys. You know, now this is kind of an over-talked about topic, the Karen thing, but it is interesting to look at this through that because it was such the perfect example of that. And that's why I made

that, you know, the video about the, you know, the male Karen thing, because all these people were like, Oh, Karen's, it was like, it was everyone that's tattletales looking at other people and be like, they're the tattletale. I'm not the tattletale, you're the tattletale. You know what I mean? And they're kind of looking at everyone else and calling them the thing that they do. But for this, you know, I've read this article and there's a, there's a few of them. So the one is the male centered progressive left has successfully made women hating trendy. So what's happened is everyone comes at them and they go, yeah, like you guys are a problem. You guys are the problem. And they go, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's men that

are the problem. We're not, no, we're part of the good guys because their whole business model has been like, hey, we're on your team. We're on team diversity, you know, against the white, you know, against the men or whatever. And then they go, we're going to take all the benefits of this whole thing. And now people go, you're actually the problem. And they're like, what are they going to do? Are they going to say, no, it's it's black guys or black men are the problem. They have to just the only group that they can look to is to say white men are the problem. And you'll see that they go through this. And basically, because men are saying we don't play by these rules anymore. Men are like, if someone comes up to you and they go, you're this and that, and you go, shut up.

They go, no, wait, no, I'm not. No, I'm not racist. I'm not. I'm not. They're actually sexist. So they're still playing the game. And most people are like, if you, if someone comes up to you and go, you're sexist, you go, shut up, leave me alone. And I don't want to talk to you anymore. How about that? And they're like, well, I need people to, I need people like to listen to me so I could yell at them and care. But if they don't care, what am I doing it for? And they realize, oh, you know, who's going to care? White women. Cause they are all in on this. It's their whole identity. And then now you start looking at them and you go, these people, these Karens are tattling on black people because they're racist. And they go, Oh, we are in trouble. Now, I think everyone a little bit

at the beginning, if someone said, yo, you're racist, your, your, your initial response would be to be like, I'm not, I'm not, I go this. And then they go, you realize that if you start defending yourself, you know, I'm, I'm sexist. I'm not sexist. I, you know, I hired this person. They go, Oh, cause you hired this person. You go, okay, well, this, I go, I go, what evidence would I have to give you for you to say, Oh, that makes sense. You're not sexist. So if you say I'm sexist and there's nothing I could say to, to change your mind, then what's the point of me playing that game with you? And you kind of realize that and you go, oh, if someone's out there calling stuff to you

like that, you just go, oh, okay. I guess everyone's, you know, you kind of realize not to play that game, but no one really wants to admit they just don't care when the truth is a lot of people don't care. A lot of people care about their family. A lot of people care about their friends, you know, moving, moving forward in their career, but you're supposed to care about if Trump's in, you know what I mean? And I don't, I admit that I don't care if he's there. I think it might, it might be funnier one way or the other, but I really don't care. I don't have a position

on who the president is. It doesn't affect me. I don't think it'll affect what I do, but I'll react to the world. You know, the world's going to change the way it is. I'm not going to try to use my little voice to change the world. And it's like, it's going to, it's going to have its own structure. And a lot of times if you do change it, it'll bounce back the other way. So you're still not making a difference. If you want to make a real difference, like if you really care about people and you want to derive your happiness out of making people feel better, then, you know, you do that probably on an individual level. Maybe you'd be a big brother. You kind of work with underprivileged youth.

You see that kind of stuff. Maybe you raise money for some specific charity where you're actually interacting with the people and you're not letting it get out of hand. So a lot of people can figure out a way to help people and derive their happiness for them. I ain't one of those people. I try to be nice to the people in my life

and all that stuff. So I'm always a little suspicious of moral posturing for myself because it feels phony to me when I do it. Even when I see a lot of times because people will be like, you know, I'm, I'm racist. And you know, this person's racist and sexist. You go, Oh, if I'm sexist, I care about, you know, a hundred thousand kids that are being sold into slavery and you're on the internet caring about woke stuff, or I care more about the wars or this and that. And there's always even, there's always a way to sort of find the moral ground. But I try to more say, listen, I don't give a shit. I'm not playing this game. I'm not in, you know, who's more moral. I don't know. I don't care. You know, I care where my friends are. I may not want to hang out with my friends. That's like that, but I'm not interested

in having a discussion with my friend over who's like the more moral person, especially when the moral judgment is based on what we care more about. You know, they're saying like, I care if people are being racist on the internet and you go, well, I care about sex trafficking. And you know, you kind of, you get in this debate about who cares more about the thing. So for me, I've always been weary in general for myself, not telling you, I understand why you'd want to, you know, if you, I'd understand why it's fun to dunk on someone morally who their entire fricking identity is their morality. But for me, I just never played that game to begin with. So I don't care if you go, I'm less,

I'm your, I'm better person than you. You go, all right, good luck with that, dude. And to be honest, some of that stuff is another part of the male, you know, ingenuity or whatever it is. I always say you, you know, ingenuity or whatever it is. I always say you kick men out of groups, they'll find new ones and they create new things and stuff like that. So it is true. You go, hey, this is the morality thing and you can't be part of it. And then a lot of men are like, yeah, well, I care about fucking sex trafficking and I

care about this. And you kind of, you know, men find ways to like outsmart them even morally. So I do respect it. But I always, you know, I just, I'm not that guy. You know what I mean? I'm a, I've got a fucking little too much like nihilistic in me, you know, it's, you know, when it comes to the world, at least anyway. So, okay. So I'm going to read this article and I'm going to show you how much these people are struggling. And this is a feminist magazine. And before I will give a disclaimer that this is a feminist magazine that,

And before I will give a disclaimer that this is a feminist magazine that, you know, that whole TERFs thing where these people kind of say, you know, we're for men or for women. And they've sort of got involved in the fight against not against, but they've sort of talked about how the trans stuff can be like infringing on women's rights and stuff. So it's sort of like a based feminine magazine, which I do have more respect for any. I have more respect for any cause that isn't intersectional, if that makes sense. As soon as a cause goes, you know, we're a feminist magazine. And also we care about like we also care about, you know, gay people. And we also care about black people. It's like, of course, there's nothing wrong with caring about those people. But you're no longer a feminist magazine. You're just like a left wing, you know, woke publication.

If you say we're like a black power thing and you're like and and also LGBT, you go, you know, then you're not though. Then you're not a black magazine. So I at least have more respect for a feminist magazine that's like we're about women. And when someone says, what about Muslims? You go, nothing wrong with that. That's just not what we do. So it's like, you know, it's not my bag. I'm not going to be this feminist person.

But my point is these people, they're out there kind of saying now they go, you know, the Karen thing is misogyny and you go, no, no, no, you're almost there. It's like they basically, they realize that the thing's being used against them, but they still don't realize that that's what they're doing to everybody else. And that's what I've been laughing about. Okay. Today, another Karen video went viral. This time, it seemed a woman flipped off a male driver, one Carlos Dillard. It seems like a hobby for Dillard who has posted other simultaneously antagonistic videos, accusing women of racism, despite no evidence of racism so already we're at the point where we're like yeah i understand that i already said like you know this isn't the

worst of the worst in terms of feminist magazines but you go how is it not how do you see you go this karen meme they're accusing them of racism without any evidence not like with men when they do it who are super racist all the time every man's in the kkk you go yeah that's what they do like the article should just be yeah woke left accuses people of racism when they're not fucking racist but it's like what they're accusing us white women of racist but we're not racist like these men and you go a lot of them aren't either. How do you not see that this whole thing is so bullshit? So it's, it's always so funny when they kind of see a speck of it. They're like, wait a second, they're accusing us. There's no evidence. Your home, you know, 90% of feminist

movement is acute based on accusing people of bullshit for no reason. And you go, you know, you go to bosses and you go, this guy didn't hire women. And you go, yeah, he runs a frigging dumbbell company. No women want to work there. And you go, no, it's because he's sexist. What's the evidence to be sexist? How do you know what his motivations are? So they're always like almost there. Okay. So the next part, the Karen meme has been a misogynist. The Karen meme has been misogynist from the get-go originating from an anonymous male Reddit user. Fuck you, Karen, who is angrily at his ex-wife named Karen for taking custody of meme has been misogynist from the get-go originating from an anonymous mate male reddit user fuck you karen who is angrily at his ex-wife named karen for taking custody of his children in 2017 his misogynist rants became a subreddit called our fuck you karen man did this guy succeed

how great is that that you got in a fight with your wife and you go she leaves and you go fuck you karen you, you know what? I'm going to dedicate my life to ruining the word Karen. If anyone looks at you, they're going to go, anything you do, I want them to be like, oh, fucking Karen. Look at this Karen. And then he went on Reddit, started a forum. Reddit, fuck you, Karen. He goes, fuck taking down all girls named Karen.

And then it spreads. And can you imagine this guy waking up to kind of like seeing people post on the meme being like, oh, girls named Karen. And then it spreads. And can you imagine this guy waking up to kind of like seeing people post on the meme being like, Oh, look at Karen, Karen suck. And he's just like, he's like, looks in the mirror. He goes, you're a God. You did it. You're a God. And then Karen, he goes, Oh, I'm going to fucking ruin your life. And Karen goes, okay. Yeah. You're going to ruin my life. You work at the, you work at a postal post office. You're going to ruin my life. You work at a post office. You're going to ruin my life. Good luck, buddy. Good luck, David.

And she's looking on the internet a year and a half later, and the whole internet is like, fuck you, Karen. And she's like, Jesus Christ, Doug, you did it. Recently, the meaning of Karen was said to refer specifically to a middle-class, middle-aged white woman who was so entitled to speak to the manager of Karen was said to refer specifically to a middle class, middle aged white woman who was so entitled to speak to the manager when she was perturbed, but has since morphed into a racist white woman who weaponizes white female fragility against largely black men. This connects to the sexist tropes that claim women use their emotions,

vulnerability and tears to manipulate men. Is this not someone that wants their movement back? They go, it used to start out because, like, to read this, to be like a feminist, to read this and to write this and go, Karen started out as something that was just used, you know, to make fun of upper middle class women that wanted to speak to the manager. But now it's morphed into calling them racist and saying they weaponize their what you have. You ever heard of white privilege? Have you ever heard of like male privilege? Have you ever heard of a calling, you know, saying people that a male male fragility? He goes, you know, white female fragility.

You've never heard male tears, male fragility. He goes, you know, white, white, female fragility. You've never heard male tears, male fragility. It's like stuff that all these people say and have been saying for five years. And then to go, you know what? I didn't mind when it was male tears. You can walk around with a shirt that says male tears. And by the way, it's still not the, it's still just the beginning of it. Cause I was sort of, you know, I've, I've talked to girls a little bit about this and some girls would be like, yeah, but I know when they're talking about this, they're not talking about me. And I go, that's because it's in the early stages. You know, first of all, you have never been, you're still getting technically considered diversity.

You've never went to like audition for something. You know, because mostly I'm talking to actors and comedians. You've never went to audition for something and they go, yeah, we can't have any more white girls. You've never had a manager say we're not accepting any more white women. You know, you've never been in those scenarios because this is just the start. So you're able to do that. Guys were able to, you know, there was certain people. That's why the dirtbag left people. They had to get the hell out. But they kind of started and people were like, you know, and they're like, well, it's not us.

And they were like, it is you. And they're like, we're out. So that's what's happening here. It feels like the roast master. It kind of like, uh, you know, you're like, uh, you're Jeff Ross and you're doing a roast and you're, you're the guy facilitating people making fun of other people and taking all the credit. That's what white women kind of were in this movement. They, and again, I'm not trying to like specifically say white women are shit because I know that's like almost hacky and lame. But my point of the matter is I think they're at a crossroads where they have to go like full on, all in, self-hating. I'm part of this movement, but I'm the lowest rung of it.

I'm out your kissing feet and I'm not going to get any more benefits. And I'm just like essentially a servant to the thing. not going to get any more benefits and I'm just like essentially a servant to the thing. Or they have to kind of split off and be like, yeah, I'm going back to feminism and find their way to justify their existence in this whole like debacle. But the roast master thing, it's the equivalent of they have these white men on, you know, they're the, they're the guy getting roasted and everyone else is there. And they kind of are the roast master where they, they bring the people up to roast, you know, they bring a black girl up and she goes white men are shit and they go oh he goes good one and then you know but at the end of the day they're almost like benefiting from the most

so they get to be there for the roast master and then they go back and then all the people on the roast start being like this roast master is like kind of a loser right this roast master is so fat that he plays hopscotch canada us US, Mexico, and you're like, wait a second, I'm losing control here. This is, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, guys, just a quick note, you're not supposed to roast the Roastmaster, so I'm just sorry to let you know, but I'm, and they're like, the rules have changed, and you're like, I don't want to be a Roastmaster anymore. It's kind of like when the U.S. hired the Taliban and those people to beat up other countries for them. And then they hire these people and they go, fight those countries and we'll give you all this money.

And then they grow stronger and stronger. And then they're like, hey, now we're going to fight you. You go, man, that's kind of not what we're hoping. We didn't, hey, we didn't give you money and make you this strong force. You know, white women, we didn't use this entire movement to grow and build like a ton of our careers and put ourselves at the front of all these racial movements. And then now you're telling me it's turning on us? Whoa, whoa, what? They want their movement back.

Karen me. What began as a joke has become more than that and has moved into an explicitly misogynist, in my opinion, dangerous territory. There are literally memes on the internet that are like, kill the white man. And there's songs, kill all the white men. And everyone just takes that as whatever, which I'm actually okay with, you know, all men are rape. You know, that's like a joke, but it's like, that's the gist of it and i i kind of get it because i understand people interpret things differently one of the arguments i kind of have with people when they when they don't get like racist jokes or or whatever what they interpret as racist jokes and stuff like that they go they go they'll see someone

doing something as a joke and they interpret it literally you know but then well they'll see people on their side do it and they'll understand that as a joke, I was having this conversation with someone, I go, you have, okay. So how many people have someone on their timeline that goes, you know, that's like, uh, you know, kind of far left Bernie person. And they go, you know, we need to hang the landlords and they're posting videos of, we need to kill the landlords or whatever. And I go, I'm a landlord. So do you think I should die? Is that what you think? Do you think I should be dead right now?

And they go, no. I go, well, you have a friend on your timeline that is literally calling for the world to come kill me. What do you think of that? And it's like, and you're like, well, I know he's kind of being hyperbolic. And I go, exactly. I get that.

I don't see people on my timeline saying, hang the landlords. And I go call him. I go, that's just what it's like, huh? You want me dead? Well, how about this? I'm going to kill you, motherfucker. And I got to go into his house when he's sleeping to kill him before. I know that he's being hyperbolic.

So I go, when some people are doing it other ways, just because you don't agree with the perspective, you don't get to decide what's hyperbolic and what's not, you know? So to say that it's moved into a territory that's explicitly misogynist, in my opinion, a dangerous territory, all that means is it's coming for you now. The whole thing was explicitly dangerous. You're ruining people's lives and taking things away from people and deciding who's good or bad and now you have lost control and it's decided that you're bad it's all the communist thing right but when you go it's you go the you're the person that had it was worth 80 grand a year and when the communists start rounding people up and shooting people and then you go they come to your house and they're like, hey, we're going to we're going to shoot you or whatever. Get in the truck. We're stealing your land. You go. But I have a mere $80,000.

When this movement started. Oh, please, sir. When this movement started, we were killing the billionaires. It's like, guess what? There was only eight of them. There was only a few billionaires. And once this machine starts, we don't kill the 20 billionaires and split up their money. And we're like, I mean, we can still use some more cash, right? But back in the truck, cause I know a guy that's got $800 million. And then now you go, and then what? You got a bunch of people with 20 grand being like, well, give me his money too.

When does it stop? Do you think? And you're just the start. You know, it's already kind of, it's already pickled. It's already, you know, had its little teeth sunk into gay guys and little teeth sunk into black guys about this and that. But this is sticking. That's the difference. And it's become very, very clear in all of this Black Lives Matter movement that women aren't allowed to put themselves ahead of black people. And that is driving them nuts. So that's why they have to be like, all right, we need to slow down a little bit with this movement. This Karen thing's a bit racist. So following someone into their home, doxing, filming and harassing them. And again, I, you know what I should, I should preface. I know that I'm saying this, but I just don't want to be dishonest because I'm being a little hard on this feminist magazine when like I said they aren't one of the worst ones but I still I still don't know how you could write this article and in in that article not say how not mention yeah and kind of I guess we're a little bit complicit because women have been doing this to men for years and maybe that's what maybe there's a little bit of a backlash.

To just say that it's out of no, her opinion is this is just more of the feminism, this is just more of misogynism that we've been seeing for years. But the truth is, this is something that you are complicit in creating as women, even if you didn't specifically understand it. So even if you specifically didn't support it.

So they go, filming someone in their home, doxing, filming and harassing them because you gave them the finger Even if you didn't specifically understand it. So even if you specifically didn't support it. So they go, filming someone in their home, doxing, filming, and harassing them because you gave them the finger is unhinged. People are going to act like assholes in this world and you need to learn to deal with it. It's something that you need to learn to deal with. You know, doesn't that sound like people saying, you know, you shouldn't get offended? Almost like a boomer take. Because that's where these girls are starting at.

They're starting at like 50 year old men. It takes a while for the opinions to get because this stuff is pretty complicated to argue. So it takes a little while to, you know, get the right opinions together to fight them. You know, and you kind of feel like she's like, you know, so what? People are assholes. You're like, that's what you're coming up with right now. They're struggling to deal with this. Moreover, the viral videos like Amy Cooper birdwatching dog off the leash incident are always decontextualized. It's always decontextualized.

They never show you the 50 second thing. They take Shane Gillis in a one second increment. They don't show you the full thing. What do you think this is? The truth is that today people's lives can be destroyed in an instant via viral post and a culture. Our culture is wielding that power with very little care. Yeah, that started five years ago. While those participating in the mobs targeting the subjects

of these currently popular Karen videos claim some form of racial justice, this is not an accurate representation. So I'm done reading this article. But how do you understand the craziness to say that it sounds like this article it sounds like this thing that we're this thing that it claims to be is actually something else anyway back to writing for feminism dot or it's like yeah you think that feminism's that you go it's just about this no it's not you how do you not the the fact that you could like now go back to writing for feminism articles without like without constantly being like yeah our thing got co-opted to turn into this man-hating fucking whatever and then you can be like this no no

this stuff's all fine but this like if you have a feminist magazine that is running articles like this you should be probably at least mentioning if you think that you are kind of like based or whatever it is that you know that you how do you not constantly been like yeah also kind of what we've been doing for years and complicit in like yeah on how is your article not like yeah i kind of realized this was like they're kind of being like hey i just noticed something instead of being like and but then not making the connection to you've been saying the opposite and your whole movement's been saying the opposite actually i'm not done i got a few more things last week jonathan jonathan k tweeted a wanted poster blah blah and she goes and that was a poster that put up that said like all karens are bastard or whatever and he goes

i wouldn't be surprised at all if they were white men considering the face of the groups it's like the struggle it's the only card they can play so she goes okay everyone on the internet's been there watching all sorts of people use it i've seen a million black people posting the meme and then there's a poster up she goes yeah it's probably white man it's probably white men they're doing the karens like that's the only excuse they could do if anything like literally like a black guy could come punch her in the face and she'd have to be like, white man punched me. Because what are you going to do?

She knows she can't win that battle. Oh, God. This has all happened with a left that has consistently ignored and defended misogyny and racism. This, I'm afraid, is all woman-hating. It is dangerous. The popularity of the Karen meme has led people to seek out and invent Karens in order to gain followers and profit. Sort of like feminist groups, most charities.

Like, literally, people have been saying this forever, but like, you know, the demand for racists doesn't meet the supply for racists. And they go, they have to, they need more Karens, so they have to invent Karens. It's like, yeah, like everything you've been doing for the last six years. You go, oh, we need more men that did something wrong. We need more races. We need more sexes. We need more. And then they go, oh, we're trying to, we're actually, guess what?

We added Karens to the list of things that we're mad at. And they go, oh, you're just trying to invent Karens where they're not. Yeah, that's the game. Have you read the rule book? Because you kind of participated in writing it. And most charities, all this stuff, you guys have to grow. Because what are you going to do? You know, imagine you're fighting for Black Lives Matter or whatever.

You know what I mean? You're this organization. You want gay rights. And then you get, you know, we want to get married. We want to be able to get gay married. We want to get married. And then you get gay marriage. And then what are you going to do? You're going to go, all right, boys, pack it up. All right. Call the landlord. Like we're not going to be needing the lease anymore. We got all the things we wanted. Now you go, ah, you know, I was thinking I got this crazy color me crazy.

What if we add trans people out of the mix and we got a whole new set of things and we could probably, I don't know, we get some washrooms. I mean, I'm just saying, I'm just saying if we're looking for a fight, sort of like the United States government again, you know, they kind of they run out of wars and then someone comes in. It's like, yeah, let me let me ask you a question. You guys are in Syria. We could buy with this Assad guy. I think we could make him into a bit of an enemy. You know, so that's what these guys do. They run out of stuff. The feminists, they run out of stuff and they go, we got donors. We got a newsletter. What are we going to do? What are we going to do? Just right. I mean, you know, for me, I know what I would do. if all of this stuff disappeared i'd keep making comedy i would talk about something else if you if all of this stuff disappeared what would you do if you're the ceo of feminism.com what would you do if the ceo of the gay thing you know what would you do once you have all of the things you obviously have to invent new things so when they

can't make when they're trying to get rid of joey D and Joe Rogan. And they're like the most powerful men we can't get rid of because they're not playing our game. And then they're like, Oh, let's fuck with fucking girl. You know, we need more enemies. We have a huge organization with a throbbing pulse, throbbing, pulsing dong of an organization. And we got to get rid of people. And guess what? It is you. It's been you. It's been you all along. Oh, we got to invent racist. Remember the Trump hat kid? Where were you there? Remember when a 14 year old was standing there with a Trump hat and the whole media was like, this kid should be put in a blender and we should drink his blood the way that Hillary Clinton does to her children that she has in her basement. And then you go and then you see that and then you go, this person called me. This person, all I did, all this person did was get out of their car, yell at a guy and give someone the finger.

And now you're trying to ruin her life. All the Trump hat kid did was stand there and smile and the entire world tried to ruin his life and and you didn't see that so now you you now you're writing articles being like i think this thing's got out of hand and so there's lots of different ways to handle it i'm going to tell you three of them but there's lots of ways that they could decide to play it because i'm watching feminists just do of different ways to handle it. I'm going to tell you three of them, but there's lots of ways that they could decide to play it. Cause I'm watching feminists just do three different ways of play it. They're like, what do we do?

What do we do? And the first one, which I've been talking about is they try to make it sexist. LA times, the Karen meme is sexist. Change it to Donald. You know that Julie Bindel, she posts,

she goes, Julie also ventured out to say in her next few tweets that the term Karen is definitely used enough by white men for it to have morphed into a misogynist slur, furthering her point that it's classism and ageism. Like imagine she just like, uh, classism, um, ageism, uh, white men. She's like everyone but us, you know, there's five categories and you're like, you're basically saying like all of those things add up together. Maybe if I just say ageism, you're going to say, oh, but I'm white. And you go, okay, what about ageism, classism?

She throws it all there. She reminds her followers that there were other names used as slurs in the vein of Karen, including Sharon, Tracyn, and Becky. I am so sick of women, including those of us that have devoted our lives to women's liberation being spoken to so disrespectfully. That right there is the moment where you're like, this thing is cracking up. I am sick of women that have been devoted our lives to women liberation being spoken to so disrespectfully. This is literally a white woman. This is your equivalent of like a hundred years ago. I, you know, I, the person or whatever, whenever slavery happened, I freed the slaves and she's trying to make them have a, you know, so they can get loans the same way or, you know, buy a house in the same area. And she's like, it's kind of weird that you still

want to have separate schools. And she goes, after all I've done for you, you're going to call me racist. I have dedicated my life. My identity is that I help people by ruining other people's lives, by the way. And now this is the thanks I get. This is the motherfucking thanks I get Dr. Dre style for, for dedicating my life to making myself seem like a good person and i'm getting spoken to so disrespectfully because your ages didn't cloud you ate my class oh my god it is so funny to watch these people flounder around becky could have argued becky could be argued as anti-semitic ding ding ding we got another contender in the ring. Not only is Karen racist, not only, not only is Karen misogynist, ageist, classist. We have a new contender. It's antisemitic.

No one cares. No one cares. You are yelling into a void. Let me tell you something about being called racist. No one cares about your things oh you're this you're this you're this that's why when you know that's why you see these fucking republicans a lot of times they go they're racist they go the democrats are actually racist just don't shut tell them to shut up or don't hang if someone comes up and they're like you're freaking shut up you know i okay i'll roll that back a little bit. Sometimes it is, sometimes in a good faith conversation, it might be worth pointing out. For the record, you know, like I might say about my comedy,

people go, you know, when you do your comedy, you're actually divisive. I might say, you know, okay, I don't care. But if we are being honest here, I'm just saying you're wrong. Because the truth is, comedy that goes in and yells a viewpoint and you go, wait, men are bad. That actually divides people.

When I go in and I kind of, you know, release pressure and stuff. I don't care about releasing pressure. I don't care about bringing people together. It just does have that effect. When I come in and kind of make fun of everybody and do my thing or whatever, it does leave people feeling some of the pressure that the tension and the sexism and the pressure released on both sides. You know what i mean so i think that people kind of uh maybe there is something to be said

about pointing out when they're wrong if you're having a conversation about who read it wrong but i think when you have the morality conversation about they go you're racist you go you guys are racist i don't know if there's any point to that i I think it's stupid. I think you go, oh, you're one of those, huh? You're freaking racist and sexist. You go, oh, here we go. You're this guy. Oh, this guy's freaking hyped up. He's calling everyone racist.

All right. Becky could be argued as anti-Semitic. It's also the same thing when people, they go, you've actually had privilege. And they try to make ways they have a hard life. They go, I was actually a drug addict. Or my dad beat me, so you don't know my privilege. I had a really hard life. My hard life was hard in the years, which is true.

I get that. I've had people here, they go, it's easier for you in comedy in New York. I go, I lived in a different country, and it took me three years to get here. And you got a 10-year head start in America. I go, I don't see how you could possibly argue, especially in a time when, you know, people like you are getting pushed more than me. I go, I don't know how you could possibly argue that my scenario being born in the wrong country is different than you being, you know, born a woman in New York or whatever the fuck you want to say. But I don't really usually have that argument. It's kind of like the more,

the more argument is that who cares, know maybe i don't know i'm sure there's points that i'm sure there's points where i have higher there's points where you have higher maybe some of those points where other people have higher but most so i always say to people i go all right if we start in the exact same place i'll still demo you and that should be your attitude you know that's when people go oh if you were a black guy would you be good and i go am i me do I still get to be me? Or do I have a different brain? Cause I guarantee, I know tons of black guys that aren't like victimized complex. I know tons of women that aren't victimized complex. And I go, Oh, if you

were that, I go, if I was that, I'd probably be me, but black, you know, I'm sure some of the things might end up differently, but if I still have my brain, I guarantee I'll be pushing back against nonsense. Although maybe it might be more of an opportunist and be like all right let me wait a couple years i'll just keep my mouth shut and reap the benefits maybe i don't know if there was a movement that like we're gonna give every black guy like a hundred thousand dollars i wouldn't be like this stuff is crazy i'd be like yeah yeah keep it coming listen um you know i'm against fucking uh universal broadcasting i'm against like uh the canadian government owning a monopoly on the on the industry didn't stop me from

working there and getting getting money from it but you know the system is what it is like you got to look out for yourself number one and there's another really good sentence near the end here they go something something something it's a you know racism racism sentence near the end here. They go, something, something, something. It's a, you know, racism, racism, racism. And then the end of it, they go, and as you know, women of color do not get a get out of jail free card on classism. So this is what's going on. Like I said, a ding, ding, ding. May the best person win for the ultimate victim.

Is it class? In this corner, we have classism, ageism, and racism. In this corner, we have anti-seminism feminism and so basically all of this stuff she goes well just because you're black you can still be classist so before they'd have no guts to say this stuff they know it's not going to stick but this is a person on their last breath getting the shit kicked out of them just flailing their arms around it's the guy whose girlfriend is walking out on him and he's like, I bought you a car. Will you marry me? Will you marry me? He's just trying everything. He doesn't want her to leave. You

know, he comes in, you know, she caught him cheating on him four times. He goes, I bought us a trip to Bahamas. I want to have a kid. We can have a kid. You want to have a kid? And the girl's like, fine, we'll have a kid. You're like, so that's what's going on here they're in their last little breath so that's the first way they deal with it is they just try to throw everything out there you know women women kind of throw everything out there they go ah it's a this is sexist to us and whatever the second way to do it and this isn't this is you know again they don't have a headquarters if all the like woke people at a headquarters they could get together and be like we got to deal with this Karen thing. Like if this was if this was working like a president, they get the publicist and be like this Karen thing's killing us. What do we do? You know, because we need white women to be out front. We need to be getting things. This is killing us. And so everyone's just dealing with themselves in their own way. They don't have a headquarters. They're not a group. So this is what conservatives weaponize cancel culture to tame anti-Trump celebrities. So that's option two of how people deal with it. You know what I mean? So people go, Hey, you're canceled. And you go, Oh, look at

conservatives cancel us. But you web using this as a weapon, using cancel culture as a weapon, using a weapon as a weapon. You came into someone's house with a gun. They took the gun and pointed at you and you go, this guy's pointing a weapon at me. Help. This guy is pointing a weapon at me. Criminals breaking into people's houses. You, what are you doing with, you're not a lot of guns. You've been doing this forever. And they go, well, yes, but I don't like Trump. Get that through your thick skull. In recent weeks, in the wake of the George Floyd protests and the resurgence of Black Lives Matter movement, the spotlight is shown on the likes of Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon for using blackface and comedy sketches. And among the multitude of voices of these celebrities to

face consequences for their past actions are a number of conservative figures and media outlets. Nope. What happened is you ran out of people, you've been canceling yourselves, and then these people have been covering it. The truth is there might be a little bit of that, you know, like shit posters on the internet and people like that, that are all kind of like, yeah, let's fucking get these people, which is hilarious. By the way, this is a list of some of the celebrities, Ralph Northam, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Howard Stern, Joy Behar, Sarah Silverman, Ted Danson, Gigi Haddad, Julianne Hall, uh, Billy Crystal, Justin Trudeau. The, and the list goes on and on and on of the amount of people that were canceled for blackface. And then since none of the people, you know, these conservative jobs,

like you've been canceling each other. I've been watching a million liberal publications, but the same way that these other people go, Oh, it's white men. They go, it's these damn conservatives. They all want to take off the Scooby-Doo mask and find someone else. They all need their boogeyman to be someone, right? So this person's boogeyman's classism, ageism, this person, their boogeyman to be someone, right? So this person's boogeyman is classism, ageism. This person, their boogeyman is conservative. Because, you know, this is,

especially when they got a lot of white men, you kind of, the white men got to be like, that's conservative. Because what are they going to say? They can't really say white men as much. So, and some of these people just came with the stupidest blackface responses. And, you know, they, like I said, they just shut the door behind them. Some girl was a writer on Mean Girls, and she goes, going forward, you know, she did it, and she apologized. She did Asian face, and she goes, I'm so fucking sorry.

I was, it was not funny then, and it was funny then, and it's not funny now. She's apologized for the pain she's caused because she did an Asian character. The pain. And then she goes, going forward, no comedy-loving kid needs to stumble on these tropes and be stung by their ugliness. So the left's cancel culture is vile. This is what they say. The left's cancel culture is vile. The right's, hey, let's turn cancel culture into

clobber the left game is 10 times as nauseating because it's so flagrantly cynical. How is that worse? You are so stupid. These people, like, can you imagine being like, okay, you agree that the left, the cancel culture is really bad. So they created this thing where they're going to cancel everyone and ruin everyone's lives. And then these people were like, all right, we'll do it too. And then you go, that's worse. How on earth is that worse? What are you talking about? It's actually better because it's not, it's not as motivated by hate. If you want to be completely honest, a lot of people will say, you know, you should have integrity with this stuff where, you know, you think cancel, a lot of people I respect say this, they go, you should think it's bad across the board. You need to have

your principles. Like if you think cancel culture is bad, then when they cancel someone that's like a woke person, you shouldn't take some pride in that. I, however, disagree. You know, I think that I, you know, even with my comedy and satire and stuff like that, I think what I like to do is hold a mirror up to people that are being ridiculous. That's what I think I'd like to do. So to me, the idea that these people can do, they get a pass and then you have to, and then I think it's very funny to be like, you know, here's you doing it. So if someone came up to me and said, Hey, I found Ryan long said the N word on a podcast once, and we need to get them canceled or whatever. I don't, I think it would

be perfectly reasonable for me to now find them doing it and be like, here's you doing it. And then take a pleasure in the fact that they go down. Now, again, I think there's something I go, it is what I always said about the woke Clevenby first price. If you say someone, this thing comes out and he's like, you know, saying like racist shit or whatever. And then he gets like punched out or something like that. You're like, whatever. But if that guy now is on the ground and you start stomping his neck in and then 10 guys come out and you're punching his teeth in and you go what happened is like he said something racist and you go dude he's gonna die like at some point you're still in the wrong i always said like i take some pleasure in the

initial thing when some of these people who've dedicated their life but you know i probably after two days i'm like all right we'll leave this guy alone you don't need to torture them until they commit suicide but i do think it is a, if you're going to be a person that does that, how do you now get a pass? Like how does people like Jimmy Kimmel get to say this comedy is bad and this company is bad, but they get a pass. Of course not. So I disagree that having the integrity on that is the, no, I just think it's bad across the board. Now I think when people start being cancelers, I think they're, they're definitely ready to get canceled. Alyssa Milano said, cancel culture is being weaponized by the right and Putin. Take notice of who they're targeting and what is trending. Are they trying to hurt Trump's most vocal critics? Yep. Yeah, yeah. That's, that's probably who's been getting canceled the most Trump's most vocal critics

from what I've seen, you know, when I've seen people getting canceled, when I saw Sam I get canceled, I say, oh, another Trump, another anti-Trump guy down the drain. You go, who do you think you've been trying to cancel, Alyssa Milano? People that like Trump, you moron.

Putin. She says it's Putin. Putin's the main counselor. That's why Jimmy Kimmel went down. It'll take Jimmy Kimmel down. That's what's going on here. Putin's out there with Steven Seagal, and he said,

Jimmy gotta go, buddy. So that's option two. Option one is you flail around being like, it's sexist. And number two, how you deal with like you know your people get going down and white women becoming the problem and you go it's you know the karen memes and stuff like that you go it's conservatives it's trump these trump trump people and vladimir putin that's the reason that sarah silverman's blackface is getting brought

up because Vladimir Putin. And the third way that these people can deal with it, if you're not going to say, so you're option one, if you're not going to say that it's, you know, racist, exorcist or misogynist when it comes at you, if you're not going to say it's conservatives doing this, then what you do is you have to triple down. And I think that white girls don't want to do that because it's going to have to put them too low in the thing. But that's why you see white guys doing this. So they want to keep their job. So Jimmy Fallon comes on The Tonight Show, you know, because he was he goes, he was Jimmy Fallon was forced to publicly reckon with a blackface clip in his past and his own role in systematic

racism. But it will lead to true. But will it lead to true change or was it just lip service? So, you know, he comes on and he wants to say say I'm sorry. And they go, is he really sorry? So what you do then is you got to you know, you got to come out and basically cry. You bring a black guy on to lecture you. You know, he brought he brought like four black guys on and they tell him. And he goes, yes, I am. Yes. Oh, mighty black one. You know, that's what Bill Maher did. He brings on Ice Cube, and Ice Cube comes on, and he goes, yo, listen, Bill Maher, you need to learn something. You go, yes, I repent.

You know, you take your lashings publicly, and then you just, you know, you kind of praise the gods, and you hope that you get to keep your job. Fallon said, he goes, I know something great is going to come out of this. He said, I'm learning, I'm listening. And most importantly, I am keeping my show. that's kind of the gist of it so if you come in you go this is actually a good thing the fact that I got caught doing blackface when those people got caught doing blackface they should lose their job but when I get caught first doing blackface this is actually a good thing this is going to be a moment for our culture and I Jimmy

Fallon am I going to be that pinnacle moment? Wayne Brady says the 48 year old comedian is adamant that those who tell a bad joke or unforgiving should be canceled. Those who tell a bad joke and are unforgiving should be canceled. But in comedy, those who are remorseful should get second chances. So Wayne Brady agrees, you know, as long as you come and beg and and plead but you get to decide what's a bad joke and who has to apologize so Wayne Brady goes this guy needs to apologize

he said the wrong thing and you go well I'm not apologizing because I don't agree with that joke because it was cancelled and then he goes I don't like that joke apologize and you go I am so sorry Mr. Brady you were right and I am wrong and he goes let him go he gets to be the prison guard the king brings him in Mr. Brady, you were right and I am wrong. And he goes, let him go. Let him go.

You know, he gets to be the prison guard, the king. The king brings him in. He goes, apparently this guy was stealing food from the bushes. And he goes, it was actually my food. He goes, apologize for stealing my food. He goes, it was my food. He goes, off with his head. And the other guy goes, this guy stole food from the bushes.

He goes, I am so sorry. You are the greatest God. You are the greatest king. You are the most humble king. And then he goes, I am so sorry. You are the greatest God. You are the greatest king. You are the most humble king. And then he goes, let him live. So Wayne Brady thinks that they get to decide based on if they're sorry enough. So that's what he thinks. So it's been fun to watch this whole thing fall apart.

And then they're all doing blackface. You guys might not feel the same way as I do. To me, this is an interesting moment where the feminists, especially the white feminists, realize that their social standing as a feminist is lower than what it is for black people right now. And I think they're having a struggle dealing with that. And I think that the second part, which has been the second part of my thing, is that there's no more guys to cancel. And listen, there's always going to be more guys to cancel. But essentially, there's way less guys to cancel because they're not in your thing. And those two problems are compounding because white women are losing their place in the victim hierarchy at the same time that there's not enough men to cancel.

So they're on the chopping block. You know, to end this podcast, I'm going to tell you something really funny that I saw. Oh, actually, there's two. I mean, you guys saw the guy with the gun and the girl and they come out and they're trying to fight people. I loved the idea that they were saying, like, we're going to get guns. If those protesters come, we're going to fight them. And then the protesters actually come and they're like, I guess we're doing this. The girl has to be like, do I really have to go fight a bunch of protesters from AK-47?

But I saw literally on a thing, it said, Ruth Bader Ginsburg's personal trainer teaches you fitness tips. That's a legit thing that I saw. So Ruth Bader Ginsburg, maybe as 95, her personal trainer, they did an expose and they used her as an example. Like, can you imagine this bag of bones is personal trainer. This is like a news magazine. They tried to use that. Imagine that's your credits. You come out and you're like, I was the personal trainer to Ruth Bader Ginsburg. You're like, she looks like a bag of dying bones. What are you talking about? I was Tom Arnold's personal trainer.

Like, oh my God, let me hire you. I actually trained Gabrielle Sidibe before she did Precious. Please hire me. Okay, guys. If you want to support the boys cash, please tell your friend, tell your friend to watch the boys cast. Take a screenshot, post it on Instagram. I just put another episode on patrion.com slash the boys cast.

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