well, there are severalal reasons. different groups of people who are responsible. there s one group or just pushing this because th is naked politics and i take each of these issues one by one. i do women, race, and trans and each of these ones you see the naked route politics at some point. for instance, you get the thing where there are gay people who are conservative and therefore denounced by the space express ag no longer gay. i had that again this week in america. then you get women who have the wrong politics, i.e. conservative, and they are sent no longer to be feminist. you have black americans will have conservative politics and are denounced as no longer black. and this keeps happening and at those points you see that s just naked politicking. you are using identity groups to batter down a political point and that s undoubtedly the case
susceptible to hacking. and that s it. steve? steve: all right, brian. thank you. after major backlash the washington post has retracted portions of this op-ed entitled how white nationalists align themselves with the anti-abortion movement. lisa: the op-ed initially went after conservative j.d. vance and his pro-life stance. our next guest is arguing the reason why in a new op-ed saying, quote: in a morally unhinged road in the new left. his cleskive our is incomprehensible because we are all split up according to competing identity groups according to race, ethnicity, gender faith and spirituality. why does the left only see things through identity politics or at least that s how it seems? i think it s a power play by splitting us all up into these competing tribes. it s a divide and conquer move to try and assert their
the united states on the civil literary and left would say something about that. what does that tell you? i think that they are applauding it because it goes back to what you and lisa were talking about earlier. i think identity politics presupposes an ever more powerful state to mediate relations between all of the different identity groups. and this is one of the things that we should be allowed to talk about. as we saw, i mean, it is actually hilarious. you laughed at the chelsea clinton clip. it is fantastic that chelsea clinton is being blamed for a mass murderer in new zealand for issuing what even by chelsea s standards was one of the blandness to hand most insipid and anodyne statements. it tells you how serious the anti-free-speech left is now about steamrolling anyone who gets in their path. tucker: of chelsea clinton is offensive, you and i are in
civil-literariante left would say something about that. what does that tell you? i think that they are applauding it because it goes back to what you and lisa were talking about earlier. i think identity politics presupposes an ever more powerful state to mediate relations between all of the different identity groups. and this is one of the things that we should be allowed to talk about. as we saw, i mean, it is actually hilarious. you laughed at the chelsea clinton clip. it is fantastic that chelsea clinton is being blamed for a mass murderer in new zealand for issuing what even by chelsea s standards was one of the blandness to hand most insipid and anodyne statements. it tells you how serious the anti-free-speech left is now about steamrolling anyone who gets in their path. tucker: if chelsea clinton is offensive, you and i are in trouble, mark.
biggest danger for this social justice policing is that slowly in cities like seattle we are creating parallel justice systems. there is one traditional justice system for taxpaying, middle class citizens and totally separate system for politically favored identity groups. i think this has potential to undermine the core principle of equal protection under the law. tucker: i mean, at a certain point are people going to start to say i don t want to live around people who victimize ordinary americans, the homeless encampment and i don t want to live around the politicians that make the homeless encampment possible? aren t nar mall people going to leave normal people going to leave? i wouldn t live around that on a dare. seattle is a great city but everywhere you go there are homeless encampment. even in my neighborhood within a block of a public elementary school. there has been a homeless encampment with up to 50 people doing drugs, committing crimes and causing chaos. a block awa