• Exploring the American Thought-Reform Prison

  • Jul 18 2022
  • Length: 2 hrs and 3 mins
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Exploring the American Thought-Reform Prison

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  • James Lindsay is the founder of NewDiscourses.com, a media and educational website he designed to inform its readers on current political events as objectively as possible. It's also a place where those who feel politically alienated by what is known as the 'critical social justice' movement can share their views.

    In this week's episode, James joins Matt to explain the Marxist roots of critical race theory, the LGBTQ movement and queer agenda, stakeholder capitalism, and the enforcement of ESG policies.

    Tune in to learn more!

     

    Key Takeaways 

    - Exploring the American thought-reform prison (00:00)

    - What is critical race theory? (21:38)

    - Are 'systemic racism' and 'structural racism' misleading terms? (29:26)

    - How to transform a culture (38:45)

    - Marxism as a religion and thought-reform prisons (46:27)

    - The truth about ESG policies (1:20:12)

    - What is stakeholder capitalism? (1:28:11)

    - Is queer theory rooted in Marxist ideology? (1:38:04)

     

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    - Connect with Matt

    - Learn more about the Irresistible Revolution

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