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To come to the middle a little bit, Nick, like, I kind of sort of, I mean like there's probably a chance or I would say there's a high probability that any individual actor, not like an actor actor, but any individual like player and large media might be able to push a little bit in some direction morally.

Maybe if they want to cast an interracial. Maybe they might have that much sway. I don't even know if I give them that much. But the massive idea that, like, capitalism is an effective means to kind of, like, push progressive societies or to push, like, progression in moral systems.

I just don't think that's true.

I think that businesses usually lag behind cultural trends, like, pretty hard when it comes to pushing.

Unless it makes money.

Well, yeah, that's what I mean.

Unless it makes money.

Unless society's already ready to accept it.

I don't think we're going to have like the media is going to be like a driving narrative there.

All right, guys, everyone's back.

I'm going to go ahead and re go through it again, ask the question again, go over it.

For everyone that's new that missed it, that's in the chat.

And for you guys, just kind of give you a little recap. So this next topic will be regarding the

Christ Church shooting aftermath. The tragedy in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people

were killed and 50 others injured while attending a mosque, has prompted many media outlets

to ask what part online content creators play in the radicalization of terrorist

attackers.

This debate following the shooters posting at 8chan, stating, subscribe to PewDiePie

and referencing many popular internet memes in the manifesto he released prior to the attack.

He also stated plainly in said manifesto that he had done these things in order to try and

sow dissent between the left and right order to try and so dissent between

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