Well, gentlemen, today's topic comes to us as a result of kind of a weird double coincidence. I listened to a segment on Mark Dice this morning about a phenomenon that I think is worth mentioning.

And then just a few minutes ago, there was a post on Instapunit from none of than J.K. Rowling covers pretty much the same subject. So here we go.

The thing I'd like to talk about today on Right Angle, I'm Bill

Little here with Steve Green and Scott. Is the idea of how radical revolutions always devour

their own and you better be careful about what you wish for because you just might get it.

In the case of J.K. Rowling, she's going to be speaking at the Oxford Union

tonight. Steve's episode this week is about debate, and of course, J.K. Rowling, who by all accounts

would have been considered an extremely progressive left-wing intellectual, continues to abide by

this hateful and violent, in fact, genocidal idea that women are women,

and you cannot magically change those.

And so she's being called a Nazi, and there will be a protest there and all the rest.

But the thing that Mark Dice was covering today was about the director of diversity, equity, and inclusion for Uber,

who held a conference among the upper

staff at Uber and said that we should not be using the term Karen because the term Karen is a generally

pejorative against white women, and I believe she was a white woman, and so she didn't like

being called Karen. Well, she was a white woman and so she didn't like being called karen

well she was suspended for this and may get fired because what this person doesn't realize

is that you it doesn't matter whether you think you're on the team when you create a cult

of victimhood and that is your entire philosophy you will eventually find yourself up against the wall.

Steve, the reason I actually decided to kind of cover this in terms of the fate of what happens to Marxist revolutionaries is,

as many people know, I just finished five, six months working on a series for Daily Wire called An Empire of Terror,

which is about the Soviet

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