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the Plodgrass. This is episode 180.

Here we are again.

When we're talking about the crazy times we live in, one of the advantages of selecting that as a topic is that you never have to worry about running short of material.

I recently saw that there were some serious think pieces being written worrying about black people who were white supremacist. Black people who were white supremacist.

Black people who were white supremacist.

This was responded to, appropriately, by Titania McGrath.

He's some Brit, I forgot his real name, but he tweets under the false

avatar of titanium McGrath, a woke white woman.

And she, she, you know, quote unquote, she says, basically said, identified herself as a white woman of color, as a white person of color, she wanted to denounce certain things.

So of course she's sending up this silliness, but it illustrated when you have

have black people who are being tagged as white

supremacist black people who are being described as traitors to their race and then that opens the door for the parity of I'm a white

person of color. What has happened? Well what's happening here is that all the cashier of all the value that is associated with being black is now being moved over to a particular political party, a particular political ideology.

In other words, like Joe Biden said during the campaign, you don't support this this and this you

ain't black.

Oh I see I've got to sign off being black has a platform committee and if you don't agree with it if you're a black economist like

Walter Williams or Thomas Sol and you don't agree with the planks in this platform, that that somehow undoes your racial identity,

that that somehow affects Joe Buh, who died and left Joe Biden in charge of who's black that can only be happening if this is a collision of two ideologies. that's precisely what it is.

So the people who say, well, being white

and being black is being black, that is the position that is articulated by people who love freedom.

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