Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Woke Culture's Similarities to Radical Islam (Pt. 1) | Ayaan Hirsi Ali | POLITICS | Rubin Report" video.

  1.  @minkman99  And this is just like it, as this is a far LEFT ideology taking over the US. It's the same premise. Ideological imposition.
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  2.  @minkman99  I'm afraid that you're not following this very well. The SJW stuff, the safe spaces and such, has been around for quite a few years. It was in the universities and any student who said things that establishment deemed inappropriate was called onto the carpet. It always seemed to be conservatives that were being censored and belittled. They weren't allowed to have their own speakers or their own conservative clubs. There were protests, sometimes even violent, directed against anyone that would say anything that went against the leftist dogma. This was going on before Trump became president. Books were beginning to be cancelled but they couldn't outright ban them. Not yet anyway, but some would love to do it. The rhetoric was always about race, gender, sexual preference and accusations were becoming more and more rampant. Every dissenting conversation ended with "You're racist" or "You're homophobic" or something to that effect. Now, it's in the media. Critical race theory is the new thing. People, in the work place, are called to meetings and white employees have been required to "acknowledge their white privilege". Kids, starting schools, are taught that they may belong to the race that represents racism, colonialism and sexism, that there's something inherently evil in them. Everything has become racist. Mathematics, getting up on time, working hard, street lights, milk, camping, skiing, the list goes on and on and on. University professors have longed for the demise of the white race and done so publicly, without any sanctions from the MSM. BLM have rioted, burned, looted, injured and even killed people but the MSM says their protests are "mostly peaceful". Antifa, in Portland, rioted for over 120 days in a row, last summer, all chronicled by Andy Ngo, but to Nadler, a Democrat Congressman, it's all a myth and Biden says Antifa is an idea. You should google "Evergreen College" and read about the craziness there, a few years ago. Strangely, completely ignored by the MSM. Had a bunch of conservative students done this, they'd still be talking about it. If you haven't noticed any of this, you really haven't been paying attention. The left have been taken over by a bunch of overt Marxists. A woman, who wore Chairman Mao's picture on her clothing almost won the election to become Mayor of Portland recently. You really have to start finding out what is going on with the left and how they're infiltrating the education system, the media, human resources of big corporations and the Democrat party. They will completely destroy the western world as we know it and we'll be left with a place where we won't have to worry about illegal immigrants or refugees. They won't want to come here.
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  3.  @minkman99  No wonder you can't see the analogy in the original comment. You need everything explained to you.
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  4.  @bipslone8880  Isn't it weird when the woke needs safe spaces because "words are violence", they're not crybabies but when banking information is passed to authorities, without warrants, people lose their jobs because of words, have their businesses burned and destroyed, they're the crybabies. I'm not allowed to disagree with the woke culture, in any aspect, or the corporate media will censor you, and I'm the crybaby. My little sister used to running to mommy when I said bad words, too. I used to call her a crybaby. Funny how the world hasn't really changed. I still have that metaphoric little sister crying over my use of words and the ideas that they don't like. Are you going to have me doxxed, now?
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  5.  @bipslone8880  You're seriously going to pretend that you don't know who "they" are, when I'm referring to those who need to use safe spaces. It's one thing to criticise people but why would you want to pretend to be ignorant and ill informed? You know damn well that there are those who've used safe spaces and you know damn well who they are. Pretending stupidity is not a good look.
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  6.  @minkman99  Isn't it strange, that when a book is written about a extremist religious society, a certain demographic all simultaneously start nodding their heads in the brilliant depiction of a dystopian society. A dystopian society controlled by limiting their speech and actions through ideological force. However, when it's pointed out that there is another ideology that uses the control of speech and action, through the use of political correctness, you defend it to the core. I suppose it's not that imposition is wrong, it's in what ideology you follow. I repeat, I'm not a Christian. I think that one should be able to voice their beliefs, no matter what they are and NO one should limit it through religious decree or under the guise of political correctness.
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