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Slack.com slash DHQ. If the left did not have double standards, they would have no standards

at all. We're seeing this play out now, especially as the media are convinced that we're moving

into a democratic administration. You're seeing a huge shift in the way that the media are

covering politicians, the way the politicians are reacting to the people. Even some prominent

left-wingers are admitting this fact. Sarah Silverman, criticizer all you want, but at least

she was honest, recently on a podcast. She was describing why it seems like the left plays

by a totally different set of rules and she admitted it's because liberals get to do

whatever they want. So, what do you think is the difference between you saying it and

somebody else saying it and not getting away with it? Seems like you get away with a lot

of stuff because you're so f***ing funny, but it's some of it's pretty dark. I think it's

the intention behind it. This is a math term, but it's kind of like the absolute power

of the joke, especially back then. I always said the opposite of what I thought, and that

was the joke kind of. And then, hopefully the truth transcends that I don't really feel

this way, not to break it down in the least funny possible way, but it is also interesting,

too, because that comedy I did, you're right. It was like, oh, it's okay because you know

I don't mean it. But then it also is kind of like, we're liberal so we can say anything.

So we could say, you know, the words that are unsayable or whatever, like, you know,

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