Hey everybody, it's James Lindsay, you are listening to new discourses, bullets where I

give a short kind of bullet point summary of a single topic from woke Marxism so that

we know how to defeat it.

And thanks to the facts and narratives of the case in New York City with this Jordan

Neely character who threatened a subway car full of passengers and was subdued and ultimately

died as a result of this, there's a term that I kind of want to talk about in specific

because it's very important a woke term that's mystifying a lot of people and then I want

to talk about the phenomenon in general that's happening here and so that term is unhoused.

So Jordan Neely is a homeless or was a homeless person, a homeless man.

The narrative from the left or one of the many is that he is an unhoused person.

So what does it mean to be unhoused?

Well unhoused ending in ED is a verb.

It is something that has been done to him and this is an extremely important shift.

Homeless means he doesn't have a home and the question of the responsibility for that

fact is somewhat open.

Now one perspective on that would obviously be that he's homeless as a result of his own

issues or maybe he's homeless for whatever set of reasons where the responsibility might

land on him.

It might also land actually on democratic policy that's failing to account for whatever

myriad issues he had and other people like him have.

There are different places we could look unhoused means that first he deserves to be in

a house probably was in a house at some point and has been removed by someone or something

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