Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

Today we're going to be talking about how the woke outrage machine is just never satisfied and how you can never

win when you play the game of intersectionality. We all know that going against progressive messaging,

like by having too many white or straight or male

characters or workers or members or whatever it is that can get people in trouble nowadays

but what we've also been seeing more and more lately is that even when people do try to embrace wokness to hop on the feminist or LGBT activism bandwagon, they might still get attacked for, sadly, not being woke enough.

We did an episode not too long ago about when Jamila Jamil, who is this huge social justice

advocate and actress, got attacked for being part of a new reality show

about drag or vogue or something because she's straight. But then when she ultimately did come out as queer, she was still

attacked for not being queer enough because she's in a long-term relationship

with a man. And the purity spiraling or call-out culture on the left has gotten so toxic that even people

like Barack Obama and Joe Biden who are far from conservative have had to tell people, hey, cut it out.

So this is not just a case of right wingers complaining about the left attacking them.

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