Hello and today we're going to be talking about right wing wokism

which isn't necessarily all about right wingers that count tell to wokism but merely

mirror their behavior.

And this is a term that we've used sort of internally

to refer to this sort of thing.

As we see it is counterproductive towards getting

any meaningful political change, which ultimately is what we all want, right?

And so this is going to be more of a cautionary tale.

We're not going to be lecturing people and telling them exactly what to do and how to

conduct themselves, but more

pointing out flaws in certain ways of conducting oneself, particularly when it comes to politics,

that might end up alienating people and preventing you from convincing people.

And that's ultimately the aim of this is to give you good advice,

to allow you to approach political rhetoric and that side of things more effectively because I think

we certainly could do with that. So I'm very pleased to have Stelios and thank you for having me.

That's all right, it's always a pleasure and I think that this is something that both of us are quite keen to talk about because we notice it all the time doing the job that we do and it does get

kind of annoying and aggravating doesn't it? I don't know how you feel about it more generally.

We are going to go into definitions and stuff, but just talking about our general impressions first.

I think it does because in general this kind of work culture is corrosive and it is corrosive of institutions that I believe are time tested and

have proved their value and it amazes me to watch people who have benefited from these institutions to be completely

unaware of their value, their history and to basically not care at all about preserving them.

Because for some reason, somewhere they heard a half truth

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