I always thought of myself as being left wing. The more I looked into it, the more I realized,

oh I'm not left wing. Actually these people are crazy and the world they're trying to bring into existence

is probably going to be terrible and so I think they should be stopped. They think this sounds like a nice ideal.

Yes. It's not a nice ideal actually. It's actually the end of what they claim to be to most value, which is diversity. Diversity comes from inequality, because equality means

sameness. And if we're all the same, then there is no diversity. We're committed to a set of ideological demands that insist that we characterize the world

through its own lens and that I think is actually the most dangerous and pernicious part of this.

Did you agree to that ideology? Do you agree with that ideology? You are forced to whether you

like it or not through the strength of law.

As a white man, I've had so many different advantages which are

immeasurable but possibly to have an effect on where I am today.

Yeah, but how's it unfair that you've had those advantages?

Because they didn't and I did.

How's that unfair?

I think that's the definition of unfair, isn't it?

I don't agree.

Today's episode of Heretics is with Carl Benjamin.

One of the most controversial people I've spoken to because Carl describes himself

as you'll go on to here as as far right as you can get or at least his

philosophical views are as far right as you can get. Of course he means it from a place of good and all of that stuff, because I think, I mean,

everyone does, don't they? They've all got their ideologies and things like that, and he

certainly doesn't mean it in the sort of Hitler way, that's what I asked him about but we do have some disagreements

in a in my sort of way that I can disagree with people which is sort of a push back a little

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