Ep. 241 - Germans Die, America Lives!

The Andrew Klavan Show

Society & Culture

4.8 • 22.7K Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2016

⏱️ 35 minutes

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As terrorism overseas highlights the failure of the Great Bad Idea of the elites, the spirit of the west thrives in the normal Americans who did their duty as electors with grace and pride under pressure. Plus a rogue take on Rogue One. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Well, we wouldn't want Christmas to come without making a visit to our favorite website
0:04.4	every day feminism.
0:06.4	Because every day feminism is where women go at Christmas to learn how to perform useful
0:10.7	womanly activities like baking those sensational star-shaped shortbread cookies and complaining
0:16.2	endlessly about every little thing until they make themselves and everyone around them
0:19.8	miserable.
0:20.8	Except I was kidding about the cookies.
0:23.5	Today on every day feminism, there's a post called five gas-lighting phrases Donald Trump
0:29.3	used that remind me a lot of my abusive ex-boyfriend by Susanna Weiss.
0:34.6	I'm not making this up.
0:36.2	Now gas-lighting is an expression that comes from an old stage play in which an evil husband
0:40.7	tries to make his wife think she's going crazy by, among other things, turning the gas-lights
0:45.2	up and down and then pretending he doesn't see the change.
0:48.5	To gas-light someone means to tell them that they're not seeing what they obviously see.
0:53.7	You can try it yourself by telling a friend, there are no Muslims blowing things up and
0:57.5	killing people, anyone who sees that must be Islamophobic.
1:00.7	Just watch it, it'll drive them nuts.
1:02.7	Anyway, back to everyday feminism.
1:04.7	One phrase Donald Trump used that reminded Susanna Weiss of how her abusive ex-boyfriend
1:09.4	used to gas-light her is, I never said I'm a perfect person.
1:13.8	This phrase reminded Susanna Weiss of how her abusive ex-boyfriend used to borrow money
1:18.0	from her and not pay her back.
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