I don't think they're fools mate, they're making big money from a half-witted herd who ARE the fools. They are calculating grifters who are taking advantage of a moronic and divisive fad.
They are, to use their word, unironically.. doing that. I still subscribe to liberalism, but good lord the young generation just FOCUSES on triggers until it becomes traumatic. Back in my day we slapped a band aid on our bleeding hearts and moved on cuz noone gave AF.
@DaneWinehouse bullshit. The pushers of all this shit are all in their 50s or older. I agree that young people want to be coddled but its genx and mellennials raised on the poisned milk of boomer shitlibs wishing for their own social war that has ped to an entire society built around tilting at windmills.
Remember, Borat made fun of normal people...who were trying their best to be nice to the odd foreigner they encountered......Matt Walsh takes on the powerful, the grifters who exploit innocent people...
Yes! In Borat, Sascha Barron Cohen puts people into uncomfortable situations to create comedy. In this, Matt Walsh makes people comfortable and lets them talk about their chosen subject of expertise
I read in another comment that “Borat asks insane questions to normal people and Matt asks normal questions to insane people.” Great comparison of them.
Yeah I think Sacha Baron Cohen more generally rather than Borat specifically is a better comparison. SBC has several characters he uses to go undercover, Borat is just one of them. But several of them do talk to politicians and people with "power," he just has a left-wing agenda while Walsh has a right-wing agenda
Too be fair, What is a Woman wasn't supposed to be a comedy. I just rewatched it the other day. While it has funny moments it's a much more serious take on the transgender ideology than Am I Racist was to DEI
100%. What is a Woman had me laughing in incredulity, but also nearly weeping at the damage and thoughts of all the abused that was behind the ideology. It has some VERY dark, sadly honest moments.
@@armondtanz Sasha made Borat not depict real life and edited, Borat depicted home village of Kuzcek, Kazakstan was in fact Glod in Romania. Not a documentary.
@@Skitdora2010 , it's a documentary about cult of shallowness and low education in the U.S., and it's influence on modern world through media, popularly called 'americanization'. Instead of Norman Rockwell or Mark Twain, you get 'buy this, buy that', which car will make you popular, Pamela Anderson's silicone boobs, ill educated politicians, etc...Watch it again.
It is interesting we have this movement in the country. Back in the 80's and 90's most racism was gone when we America shedded it's system racism. However, in the recent decade we have seen a lot of people looking for new ways of making money off of teaching people how not to be racist! But that regularly requires for them to use racism to fight racism. Because if they were to admit the reality of things, they would know racism in America is pretty much dead!
Jeremy Jahns has gained much respect from me for the sole reason that regardless of outside pressures, he was courageous enough to simply do his job. The man reviews movies, and Am I Racist is definitely a movie. Good for him...
Isn't it crazy how it's apparently some unheard of thing to simply speak your mind? We shouldn't feel compelled to give that guy credit for meeting the bare minimum requirements for individuality. It makes me sick honestly.
It is a comedy. Because we laugh in the face of horror. We laugh at the shit in life. The first joke we all tell and laugh at is a fart joke. We tell before we can speak, or now are name. Ask anyone that's taken care of infants. They fart, they look around they laugh.
Well, they also never reviewed "It'll be all White" and it had insanely negative audience views. Meaning they don't review these movies for one reason, they don't want to point out the flaws in their own dogma.
@@Yogurt_FingersMatt Walsh also has a history of using antigun rhetoric to defend his stance on wanting to ban dog breeds in America. Between that and the daily wire being involved… I feel like the subject matter is aimed at me, but from people I find repugnant
I was given a copy of Di Angelo’s ideological pamphlet, White Fragility, when it first came out, read it to see what all the fuss was about, and was shocked at how superficial and blatantly racist it was. She admits she’s racist right up front. It is written at about a seventh grade level. I was sure academics would discredit it and stop the nonsense. Man, was I wrong. And she’s now a multi-millionaire.
An old school friend of mine who is in advertising started a IG page called “language matters” she took issue with White women saying Namaste within the context of yoga. I called her out on this in so far as you should have a problem with any non Hindu saying it. Amongst other things She told me to read this book. I didn’t and she immediately unfollowed me anyway because apparently I’m racist 😂 the hypocrisy and unwillingness to discuss is just out of this world.
Jeremy Jahns lost a few subs, yeah, but then gained more right back. And I don't think he really cares, tbh. This isn't his first time doing hot topic kinds of reviews. And he put out another review today just ignoring it and going about his business like it never happened. He'll be fine.
There are actually 5 critics reviews if you dig deeper on rotten tomatoes, but they are deliberately not reporting them on the main page because they don't want to draw more attention to the movie. If that's not censorship lol
@@austinfontes3906i think what is a woman makes an argument and is trying to make a point as may be more effective for people who want an argument but I think am I racist is far more effective for the general population, if someone is laughing at an ideology that ideology is completely written off by them.
@@austinfontes3906 I was just referring to the video saying this movie was funnier... As if they were under the impression that What is a Woman was meant to be a comedy at all
'What is A Woman?' wasn't supposed to be a comedy. 'Am I Racist?' isn't a comedy. But the subject matter is absolutely laughable. What bubble are these DEI leaders living in not to have even recognised Walsh ??
That's a really good point. It really exposes how they literally are in a cult when they are not allowed to even know about the "naughty" things out there.
It's the default liberal echo chamber. Their heads are so far up their own asses, they see nothing outside of it. That's the path of least resistance in western society. So very popular as a result.
Walsh decided to leave out the fact trans/gender ideology comes from the JEWISH TALMUD.. Weird considering who he words for right? The same people what blasphemed the name of Jesus.
@@Tai_Fung thats because it's not about the product being good, it is about proving your faith to the cult. It is probably the case that the worse the product is, the more you can show your faith in your support. It is also why their culture is flopping, because as with all puritanical structures, it suffocates creativity, and only allows a narrow view of the world or ideas to be conveyed. The result is a very mediocre, one dimensional product.
*"If you really care..."* But they don't. They just want an excuse to yell at people without repercussions, because they're frustrated with their own lives.
Thank you! I think Little Platoon does not understand just how Marxist and evil the entire concept of anti-racism is. It’s like Kendi said, they believe the remedy for past racism is present racism.
I've watched Jeremy Jahns for a while, but it wasn't until I saw his subscriber count going down that I realized I wasn't subscribed to him, so I corrected that. I hope that he will gain more subscriptions than he loses.
I subbed to him just because he had the balls to review this film and he didn’t bow down to the mob. My son is a fan and I had never even heard of him until today.
American humor was only really sarcastic in the '90s, when we had characters like Darlene Conner and Chandler Bing on television and making it popular. Before then, and since then? Americans struggle with dryness... and it seems like a lot of people even struggle to have a basic human interaction anymore since the pandemic. It's downright depressing.
And this dry way of talking is exactly how people defend his bad takes Walsh made a bad take? Well that was just a joke. You just didnt notice cause he said it like he says everything without a punchline
The problem with critics reviewing the film is; they can't really review it. What do they say about it? It's not like Matt is actively advocating anything, so they can't slam him for his words. If they slam someone for speaking dumb shit, it'll be the people grifting in there talking shit. It'll be like saying those anti-racists are full of crap. That's why nobody wants to review it, any bad they find in the film comes as a result of picking up the blatant hypocrisies, obvious grifting and just plain old shit talking from the left. As Matt hasn't been going around with a mic in his hand actively saying anything to the contrary, he was just letting those people dig their own graves and go lie down in it. How do you review that without admitting that the people you supposedly side with is full of crap?
As if reviewers would actually tackle any argument and wouldn't superficially miscontrue the movie. They won't review it because they don't want to give it exposure imo
Leftist answer: eating their food supports their business, which you MUST do. At least, I'm 90% certain that's the logic. Of course, when they have total control in 30 years, they'll also force white people to eat nothing but cold water and leek. P.S. Interestingly, something trendy right now in England is German Doner Kebab. It came out of nowhere in the 2010s by the seems of it. I thought Germans bad? Germans good now? Keeping up with a leftist is like trying to keep up with Bolt on the track. It's impossible.
Matt Walsh is actually hilarious. He is always dry, deadpan, sarcastic and he does that very intentionally. I watch him religiously, though I do not even live in the US, nor do I agree with quite a few of his extreme views. But that man cracks me up.
@@xpusostomosI don’t think he’s extreme at all, but he is a very Catholic man, who believes in a traditional marriage and defends all the values of the church. He doesn’t much like raw milk tho, so some portion do the right don’t like him.
@@lothara.schmal5092 I mean, for me some of his views are extreme. He can believe in whatever he likes. I don't understand religious people in general.
@@xpusostomos Well, for me the belief that abortion is never-ever justified is extreme for example. Or the idea that all people have to have children. Things like that.
The impact this film is having is absolutely amazing. Allowing the public to see these people make themselves look completely stupid is the best way to drive the point home.
To be clear, Matt is a bit of a comedian. He has dry dark humor, but he is quite consistent in his daily show at delivering clever comedic lines. The guy saying he’s not a comedian by any stretch… is just wrong.
In a debate with a non Conservative, TIME is the key factor. Give them enough time to ramble about freely, just adding some questions and or angles and they WILL contradict them selves or argue they/them selves into a corner. Thats why they never want a debate and thats why they try to silence others.
It's not about contradicting themselves per se - EVERYONE contradicts themselves. It's about their willingness to recognize/acknowledge that they are being contradictory, and either work to resolve those contradictions are explain why it's okay to hold them.
Jeremy Jahns is the last great internet film reviewer (in the context he doesn't do anything else). He'll even give movies scathing reviews if he doesn't like them and he's never rated a movie based on politics. He once was the runner up to Stuckman and now he has leaped past him lightyears.
He took a 'choose your own adventure' approach to his Last Jedi review so that people who hated and loved the movie could both get something out of his review. Sounds dumb but I thought it was pretty creative
@@danielstockley5631 Oh yeah, I cannot forget about RLM! That's why I mentioned folks that don't do anything else but review movies - I was thinking them as more than just a film review channel. But seriously anyone who's never watched RLM - watch RLM.
'And, indeed, this is the odd thing that is continually happening: there are continually turning up in life moral and rational persons, sages and lovers of humanity who make it their object to live all their lives as morally and rationally as possible, to be, so to speak, a light to their neighbours simply in order to show them that it is possible to live morally and rationally in this world. And yet we all know that those very people sooner or later have been false to themselves, playing some queer trick, often a most unseemly one.' - Notes from Underground, 1864
When your livelihood is completely dependent on the existence of a certain issue, why would you EVER actually take any concrete steps to solve that issue? If "societal racism" is actually solved, they're out of a job.
@@chumpchange1517 Yeah you're right... except with the TINY, miniscule difference of the fact that the entire western media establishment etc doesn't support Matt Walsh in his "grifting". :D Bit difficult to change things in a system when you're on the outside.
@@Karathos Because it’s not a problem. No one in real life is going round being like ‘what is a woman?’. It’s fucking weird. Let me give you an analogy. Just because every tv show and film does not directly address that ancient alien Aztec civilisations do not exist - does not make them complicit a cover up or a contrarian viewpoint. It’s not a thing bro - let it go for all us normal dudes that do not give a singular fuck.
What is a Woman set out to answer a question (and succeeded). Am I Racist never tries to answer the question, just points out how ridiculous the question is by shining light on the grifters. Both are well done.
No! Jeremy isn’t racist, he’s just doing what he does best. If people have a problem or complaint, it should be at the movie or Walsh himself, not Jeremy. I don’t like Walsh at all, but if Jeremy wants to review it, let him do it. He’s apolitical which probably makes him the best to review it, unbiased, no agenda, right in the middle.
I expect that the leftists showing who they are and how they operate to Jeremy Jahns may push him away from left wing ideology. I never got any sense of political leanings from his movie reviews before.
Well he really dislikes Disney Star Wars and reviewed 'Sound of Freedom'. For hardcore leftist that already made him far right. Reviewing 'Am I racist?' probably turned him into literal Hitler in their view.
In my city (memphis) we had an FB page reviewing sandwiches. It quickly turned in to an ad service. Once the "is a hotdog a sandwich" question was asked the entire thing imploded.
no both are american now. Food doesnt stay in a vacuum, it goes to new places, changes and becomes theirs. This is why american chinese food is american not chinese.
Anyone who follows Matt Walsh would not be at all surprised by his deadpan humour. He's always been drier than a Martini, and that's what makes him hilarious. The left of course, doesn't have a sense of humour, they just don't/can't get it , hence the meltdowns. For the rest, congratulations on finally catching up. Welcome to the wonderful world of dry Witt, Matt Walsh style. His TH-cam channel is well worth subscribing to.
The "problem" with Walsh is how unapologetic he is about a number of controversial things. A lot of the people who love this will also hate Matt the moment he starts hating on anime or video games 🤣 I definitely don't agree with him on a lot of things but I would take listening to him knowing it's his actual feelings and thoughts than someone pandering to the currently primarily accepted viewpoint.
@@amalekedomite Did you just contradict me? I ... I need a minute. Do you have any idea how it feels to be contradicted? Of course you don't. You're a straight white man. I mean, maybe you're not. I dunno. But everyone who disagrees with me is a straight white man
@@wheelysteveyou should watch his anime video, where he is watching it. It’s a skit. I think even the whole anime and video game backlash against him was way over to the top because people don’t get his sense of humor.
Anybody who's watched Walsh"s shows over the last few years knows he's genuinely funny. That Cynic outright claims Walsh isn't a comedian just shows he doesn't get it or is just unfamiliar with Walsh"s style.
He isn't a professional comedian where he is joking all the time, but he is funny when he makes jokes depending on your taste. I personally like dry/sarcastic humor which Walsh likes to do.
He's a political/social commentator, but with a great sense of humour. Guess technically he's not a comedian, just someone who is smart enough to be genuinely funny.
Does the term "racist" even mean anything anymore? It's used so much that when I hear anyone called this I think the opposite. The person screaming the word is the racist.
What is a woman wasn’t a comedy. The material was extremely serious, and it resulted in real societal change and laws being passed. This film is clearly different in its goal and subject matter.
TLP makes a great point: if these people are serious about their cause, they should be actively going against the con artists who monetize "the movement" for their own financial gain. But now I think about it... perhaps they can't. Because, if they did, they'd realize that "the movement" is nothing but a grift. Worth considering.
He’s different than Borat in terms of his intended target. Borat would frequently target normal people and make them the butt of the joke. But Walsh makes these elitist grifters the butt of the joke, and when he’s talking to normal people then HE is the butt of the joke. It’s a nuanced play. Agree that this is intended as a comedy while “What is a Woman” was not. In that film, Walsh is an interviewer who springs a trap, so to speak, and challenges people. In this one, he plays a character and believes everything that he’s told.
The woman who kept her Mickey Mouse word salad 'Doctorate' in anti-whiteness studies despite convincing evidence that she plagiarised it? Yeah, sure she gave the free money to a right-on charity.
Jeremy Jahns is a true critic. I was lukewarm on him early in his career, but he has won my support over the years as he has matured in his critical views. Heck, he’s one of the only critics I know who even went out to watch the Book of Mormon movie that people from my church made (and yes, even we agree that movie is a humongous turd), so he’s clearly open to try watching anything. Good on him for taking the hit on this movie. He gets to keep his integrity in my eyes.
What's possibly working in Jeremy Jahn's favor is that he doesn't really have many social media sites, and active ones at that. The first rule in beating cancel culture is acknowledging some of it in the first place. What better way to avoid the noise than living away from it? I'm not joking when I say Walsh has done more PR for Jeremy than JJ himself. I somehow wouldn't be too surprised if most of his little boost of subscribers is from the DW crowd
Yeh, I'm surrounded by it at work, diversity is the priority and white men, especially middle aged are basically like second class citizens. Watching people spend their energy conforming instead of thinking for themselves is fascinating.
Point - What is a Woman was never billed as a comedy - that was a very more serious and dark topic in some ways. It had more laughing bc of incredulous moments, than humor. Well worth it. This sounds More 'fun' while being on topic.
One thing that I have learned as a quiet conservative is that if you don’t know someone’s political leanings, it’s because they are conservative. We aren’t allowed to talk about what we really think in our regular lives. The best we can do to maintain integrity is to NOT endorse the left wing stuff.
One of my co-workers and I tend to eat lunch together; we go hide in the theater at the office we work at, shut the door, and talk politics for about 20 minutes. We've only reached that point after knowing each other and working together for about a year. Making political friends as a conservative is even harder than dating.
@@TruthPrevails89 No i work at a golf course in PA filled to the brim with Republicans' who are very openly racist homophobic and all of the above. So while people on the left can be racist i know for an absolute guarantee fact that a lot of republicans just are racist,and they're proud of it too.
A pile of poop is funnier than comedians nowadays. But he is no Chapelle. Making fun of insane lefties is a softball thar allows any of us to be funny.
His deadpan comedy is the main reason I follow his channel and watch his a lot, though I don't agree with quite a few of his more extreme views. But man, that guy is funny.
If you watch enough of Matt Walsh’s content on TH-cam you’ll see that he’s a genuinely funny guy. His Mr. Potato Head video is a great example of this.
So, it makes up its facts, lies to its participants, and has an incredibly vile political undertone? I, uh, don't think that's the flex you think it is.
Any subscribers Jeremy Johns has lost will be replaced by people who saw the movie and his review of it. I hadn't heard of him until now and will be subscribing to his channel.
Cross examination (ie asking questions) is where debates are won or lost. Everyone can give opening and closing monologues; it's during questions when you find out if a position has any value
Jeremy is simple classic style review whether or not if you should go and watch it. I don't think he cares to go deeper than that, and frankly, we need more reviewers like him.
Guys, please don’t make this mistake. Döners Kebabs and Gyros are not the same thing! Don’t ask me why, but if you get a Turkish and a Greek person, they will confirm this!
lol! However... not true... for it to be a sandwich, there only needs to be one piece of bread. Think of the open face sandwich, such as a hot turkey or hot beef.
It's amazing how when I was in Stuyvesant HS in the 1980s, we had every race, creed, color and whatever else. We were the public school elite, not just in NYC, but top 10 in the nation... and for some reason we all got along. All this gov't and corporate fanning the flames of "racial hatred" like the hoothies and the tootoos (sic, Africans hate each other's ethnicity ffs... like "no Irish need apply" signs in the 1920s...) is just a well worn trope of governance: Divide and Rule. That even Platoon addresses this as a real thing and not a mass delusion created by our oligarch's multi-decade propaganda just shows how ignorant you guys are to the grand game that hasn't changed for millennia. How horribly disappointed I am with you guys. I mean seriously, when was the last time you've heard of judging a (wo)man by the quality of his/her character, not the ESG/DIE color of his/her skin?
I don’t think so only two saw the movie and maybe echochamber doesn’t know the situation at all or is not interested. I wouldn’t make that big of a claim based off of a short video
@@diamondheadify-v5i You don't have to see the movie to be able to say something about its central point. "I haven't seen the movie" is an excuse similar to how some leftists say "I am not a doctor" when asked "what is a woman".LOL!
No wonder the Hollywood establishment apparently is doing a full-body flinch from this movie. Critical Drinker is so brilliant and insightful, clearly laying out the facts and logic in a way too few can or are willing to do. He does it with brutal honesty but never malice or self-promotion. If I were a Hollywood project leader, I would ask for his input on every screenplay. Imagine, if they really listened, how much better the plots and characterization would be and how much the studios would save by altering or axing terrible movies or streaming series before they were made.
He doesn't MAKE them look like fools. They are fools. He just gives them camera time.
I don't think they're fools mate, they're making big money from a half-witted herd who ARE the fools. They are calculating grifters who are taking advantage of a moronic and divisive fad.
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You are correct
Racists are watching this thinking "How dare there be five white dudes talking about racism"
"Raise your glass if you're a racist"
The black woman thinks for a few moments before snapping "I'm not racist".
Just quality
@@jasonlewis3742He still gets them to all say "to racism" at the toast.
They are, to use their word, unironically.. doing that.
I still subscribe to liberalism, but good lord the young generation just FOCUSES on triggers until it becomes traumatic.
Back in my day we slapped a band aid on our bleeding hearts and moved on cuz noone gave AF.
@DaneWinehouse bullshit. The pushers of all this shit are all in their 50s or older. I agree that young people want to be coddled but its genx and mellennials raised on the poisned milk of boomer shitlibs wishing for their own social war that has ped to an entire society built around tilting at windmills.
@@DaneWinehouse Imagine being so racist you have to pay thousands to learn how not to be a klansman
Remember, Borat made fun of normal people...who were trying their best to be nice to the odd foreigner they encountered......Matt Walsh takes on the powerful, the grifters who exploit innocent people...
Thank you. I have been bothered by the Borat comparrison and couldn't articulate why.
Yes! In Borat, Sascha Barron Cohen puts people into uncomfortable situations to create comedy.
In this, Matt Walsh makes people comfortable and lets them talk about their chosen subject of expertise
I read in another comment that “Borat asks insane questions to normal people and Matt asks normal questions to insane people.” Great comparison of them.
"the powerful" 🤣
Yeah I think Sacha Baron Cohen more generally rather than Borat specifically is a better comparison. SBC has several characters he uses to go undercover, Borat is just one of them. But several of them do talk to politicians and people with "power," he just has a left-wing agenda while Walsh has a right-wing agenda
Too be fair, What is a Woman wasn't supposed to be a comedy. I just rewatched it the other day. While it has funny moments it's a much more serious take on the transgender ideology than Am I Racist was to DEI
100%. What is a Woman had me laughing in incredulity, but also nearly weeping at the damage and thoughts of all the abused that was behind the ideology. It has some VERY dark, sadly honest moments.
@@thesouthernwake not was, is happening right now
Sasha B C done the same with Bruno.
He exposed the absolute sh*t show of the fashion industry.
Hes cancelled now. They eventually eat their own. 😂😂😂
@@armondtanz Sasha made Borat not depict real life and edited, Borat depicted home village of Kuzcek, Kazakstan was in fact Glod in Romania. Not a documentary.
@@Skitdora2010 , it's a documentary about cult of shallowness and low education in the U.S., and it's influence on modern world through media, popularly called 'americanization'. Instead of Norman Rockwell or Mark Twain, you get 'buy this, buy that', which car will make you popular, Pamela Anderson's silicone boobs, ill educated politicians, etc...Watch it again.
Anti-racists: You turned (the general public) against me!
Matt Walsh: You have done that yourself.
@benjaminfranklin996
Thanks for the mental image of Matt Walsh in Jedi robes...
It is interesting we have this movement in the country. Back in the 80's and 90's most racism was gone when we America shedded it's system racism. However, in the recent decade we have seen a lot of people looking for new ways of making money off of teaching people how not to be racist! But that regularly requires for them to use racism to fight racism. Because if they were to admit the reality of things, they would know racism in America is pretty much dead!
Anti-racists: You will not them from me!
@@mablesfatalfable6021 That's the point. They claim to be against racism, but they perpetuate the worst of it.
Anti-racists: I HATE YOUUUUU!!
He does the Columbo tactic...he just asks questions and lets them dig the hole.
"One more thing, just one more thing..."
Colombo was a great show!
Jeremy Jahns has gained much respect from me for the sole reason that regardless of outside pressures, he was courageous enough to simply do his job. The man reviews movies, and Am I Racist is definitely a movie. Good for him...
I gave him a sub because at least he has proven he is an independent thinker.
Isn't it crazy how it's apparently some unheard of thing to simply speak your mind? We shouldn't feel compelled to give that guy credit for meeting the bare minimum requirements for individuality. It makes me sick honestly.
@@FringeSpectre society has lowered its bar to the point where it’s not even a bar anymore.
This is how low the bar is. "Man does his job. More at 11."
It is a comedy. Because we laugh in the face of horror. We laugh at the shit in life.
The first joke we all tell and laugh at is a fart joke. We tell before we can speak, or now are name. Ask anyone that's taken care of infants. They fart, they look around they laugh.
Any film the mainstream media refuses the review is always going to be essential viewing
They are all in fear of cancelation. Since when has that been the America you know? Fear everywhere... Pussies.
Well, they also never reviewed "It'll be all White" and it had insanely negative audience views. Meaning they don't review these movies for one reason, they don't want to point out the flaws in their own dogma.
@@rayfish007 Or they know the woke-police will come and get them and they'll be thrown out of the cult asap.
Anyone that gives DailyWire attention after their blasphemous anti Jesus views should not be viewed.
@@Yogurt_FingersMatt Walsh also has a history of using antigun rhetoric to defend his stance on wanting to ban dog breeds in America. Between that and the daily wire being involved… I feel like the subject matter is aimed at me, but from people I find repugnant
I was given a copy of Di Angelo’s ideological pamphlet, White Fragility, when it first came out, read it to see what all the fuss was about, and was shocked at how superficial and blatantly racist it was. She admits she’s racist right up front. It is written at about a seventh grade level.
I was sure academics would discredit it and stop the nonsense.
Man, was I wrong.
And she’s now a multi-millionaire.
"It is written at about a seventh grade level."
The average IQ for a sub saharan is below 70.
Food for thought.
And hopefully now you realize almost all of the academic soft sciences are largely nonsense
An old school friend of mine who is in advertising started a IG page called “language matters” she took issue with White women saying Namaste within the context of yoga. I called her out on this in so far as you should have a problem with any non Hindu saying it.
Amongst other things She told me to read this book. I didn’t and she immediately unfollowed me anyway because apparently I’m racist 😂 the hypocrisy and unwillingness to discuss is just out of this world.
And now they think she plagiarized the whole thing 😂
She's a multi-millionaire less the $30 she paid to Matt Walsh's producer as reparations😂
Jeremy Jahns lost a few subs, yeah, but then gained more right back. And I don't think he really cares, tbh. This isn't his first time doing hot topic kinds of reviews. And he put out another review today just ignoring it and going about his business like it never happened.
He'll be fine.
Jeremy been doing this for 10+ years he's seen it all before and knows it blows over quick
@@Supadrumma441 lol yeah. Just ignore it, and the Twitter pigs will forget about it after a day or two.
Ignoring it besides the end credit scene
He got the subscribers back.
@@Supadrumma44115 years actually, I was just thinking the other day how long he’s been doing it lol
99% rotten tomatos fresh, no “major reviewers”.
I guess Jeremy Jahns is not major...
There are actually 5 critics reviews if you dig deeper on rotten tomatoes, but they are deliberately not reporting them on the main page because they don't want to draw more attention to the movie. If that's not censorship lol
The funniest part about this movie is that other than Matt, all other "participants" are dead serious about being in it 😂
The racism business is no joke.
I think it's hilarious how he recognizes the grifters like Robin DiAngelo as "starring" in the movie. 🤣
Matt Walsh gave these people an opportunity to expose their own stupidity, and he succeeded brilliantly
He gave them an opportunity to express their thoughts, and it turns out that their thoughts were the problem!
Walsh did that when he claimed the "Germans" did the first trans surgery..
@@tobybigham4196🙄 *_"Are" the problem!_*
What is a Woman was never meant to be a comedy!
Yeah I think what is a woman if more effective, but am I racist is definitely more funny, and that's exactly the point
@@austinfontes3906i think what is a woman makes an argument and is trying to make a point as may be more effective for people who want an argument but I think am I racist is far more effective for the general population, if someone is laughing at an ideology that ideology is completely written off by them.
Read the Talmud. Judaism teaches the first human created (Adamah) was intersex.
@Yogurt_Fingers so? You know Talmud is made up?
@@austinfontes3906
I was just referring to the video saying this movie was funnier... As if they were under the impression that What is a Woman was meant to be a comedy at all
'What is A Woman?' wasn't supposed to be a comedy. 'Am I Racist?' isn't a comedy. But the subject matter is absolutely laughable. What bubble are these DEI leaders living in not to have even recognised Walsh ??
Am I Racist? Was intended to be a comedy/mockumentary. What is a Woman? was played as a straight documentary.
That's a really good point. It really exposes how they literally are in a cult when they are not allowed to even know about the "naughty" things out there.
It's the default liberal echo chamber. Their heads are so far up their own asses, they see nothing outside of it. That's the path of least resistance in western society. So very popular as a result.
@@Cwin-ny6bp
*_Mockumentary_* ✅
🙄 *_Not a Comedy!_*
These extremists never talk to anyone with a different political opinion.
Jeremy Jahns was already a good guy but his credibility has now increased. Good for him.
"What is a woman?" is not a comedy. It was a rather serious documentary . Matt Walsh is just a funny guy; He is his own comedic relief.
🎯👌🏽
Yeah. He's got a great deadpan type of delivery to what he says.
He’s funny, but the things he believes are not. Walsh would genuinely love it if we lived in the world of The Handmaid’s Tale.
Mat Wa;sh the same guy that said Anime is Satanic?
Walsh decided to leave out the fact trans/gender ideology comes from the JEWISH TALMUD.. Weird considering who he words for right? The same people what blasphemed the name of Jesus.
What’s happening to JJ seems similar to how Star Wars Theory is catching crud over disliking the Acolyte.
@@Tai_Fung thats because it's not about the product being good, it is about proving your faith to the cult. It is probably the case that the worse the product is, the more you can show your faith in your support.
It is also why their culture is flopping, because as with all puritanical structures, it suffocates creativity, and only allows a narrow view of the world or ideas to be conveyed. The result is a very mediocre, one dimensional product.
Yep, he needs to stand his ground and not apologize. This will blow over, and will gain more subs than losing them
Yup, he insulted their religion.
This is large scale narcissistic mortification. It’s glorious.
*"If you really care..."*
But they don't. They just want an excuse to yell at people without repercussions, because they're frustrated with their own lives.
Thank you! I think Little Platoon does not understand just how Marxist and evil the entire concept of anti-racism is. It’s like Kendi said, they believe the remedy for past racism is present racism.
They want to feel right, the key holders of virtue. Because if they can't build themselves up, they must tear others down
I've watched Jeremy Jahns for a while, but it wasn't until I saw his subscriber count going down that I realized I wasn't subscribed to him, so I corrected that. I hope that he will gain more subscriptions than he loses.
I always check him out. He's like the only honest mainstream reviewer on TH-cam
I subbed to him just because he had the balls to review this film and he didn’t bow down to the mob. My son is a fan and I had never even heard of him until today.
is that you jj 😇
Drinker is right. Walsh is hilarious in a dead pan way. Partially because he’s so serious yet hes talking about topics like anime.
American humor was only really sarcastic in the '90s, when we had characters like Darlene Conner and Chandler Bing on television and making it popular.
Before then, and since then? Americans struggle with dryness... and it seems like a lot of people even struggle to have a basic human interaction anymore since the pandemic. It's downright depressing.
And this dry way of talking is exactly how people defend his bad takes
Walsh made a bad take? Well that was just a joke. You just didnt notice cause he said it like he says everything without a punchline
The problem with critics reviewing the film is; they can't really review it. What do they say about it? It's not like Matt is actively advocating anything, so they can't slam him for his words. If they slam someone for speaking dumb shit, it'll be the people grifting in there talking shit. It'll be like saying those anti-racists are full of crap. That's why nobody wants to review it, any bad they find in the film comes as a result of picking up the blatant hypocrisies, obvious grifting and just plain old shit talking from the left. As Matt hasn't been going around with a mic in his hand actively saying anything to the contrary, he was just letting those people dig their own graves and go lie down in it. How do you review that without admitting that the people you supposedly side with is full of crap?
As if reviewers would actually tackle any argument and wouldn't superficially miscontrue the movie. They won't review it because they don't want to give it exposure imo
@@Lamrethalthesecond I think you mean "exposure".
@@reharl4953 oh yeah absolutely lol ty ty
Cultural Sensitivity: You can eat their food, but not wear their clothes.
Leftist answer: eating their food supports their business, which you MUST do.
At least, I'm 90% certain that's the logic.
Of course, when they have total control in 30 years, they'll also force white people to eat nothing but cold water and leek.
P.S. Interestingly, something trendy right now in England is German Doner Kebab. It came out of nowhere in the 2010s by the seems of it. I thought Germans bad? Germans good now? Keeping up with a leftist is like trying to keep up with Bolt on the track. It's impossible.
Matt Walsh is actually hilarious. He is always dry, deadpan, sarcastic and he does that very intentionally. I watch him religiously, though I do not even live in the US, nor do I agree with quite a few of his extreme views. But that man cracks me up.
Extreme? What is extreme?
Right.
But the cranks will never buck their ideas up.
@@xpusostomosI don’t think he’s extreme at all, but he is a very Catholic man, who believes in a traditional marriage and defends all the values of the church. He doesn’t much like raw milk tho, so some portion do the right don’t like him.
@@lothara.schmal5092 I mean, for me some of his views are extreme. He can believe in whatever he likes. I don't understand religious people in general.
@@xpusostomos Well, for me the belief that abortion is never-ever justified is extreme for example. Or the idea that all people have to have children. Things like that.
The impact this film is having is absolutely amazing. Allowing the public to see these people make themselves look completely stupid is the best way to drive the point home.
It certainly is. And the more these theatres try and ban it, the more people will go out and see it. Call it the “2 Live Crew” effect. 😂
To be clear, Matt is a bit of a comedian. He has dry dark humor, but he is quite consistent in his daily show at delivering clever comedic lines. The guy saying he’s not a comedian by any stretch… is just wrong.
The graphics in Matt's DEI training class proved he is very comedic. 🤣
In a debate with a non Conservative, TIME is the key factor. Give them enough time to ramble about freely, just adding some questions and or angles and they WILL contradict them selves or argue they/them selves into a corner. Thats why they never want a debate and thats why they try to silence others.
It's not about contradicting themselves per se - EVERYONE contradicts themselves. It's about their willingness to recognize/acknowledge that they are being contradictory, and either work to resolve those contradictions are explain why it's okay to hold them.
@@mylesleggette7520 Well, i have hardly met a conservative that cant helt but contradict them selves by default. Left-turds do this all the time.
Conservatives are obsessed with trans issues it’s pretty fucking weird.
This is an entertaining and much needed movie.
Jeremy Jahns is the last great internet film reviewer (in the context he doesn't do anything else).
He'll even give movies scathing reviews if he doesn't like them and he's never rated a movie based on politics. He once was the runner up to Stuckman and now he has leaped past him lightyears.
He took a 'choose your own adventure' approach to his Last Jedi review so that people who hated and loved the movie could both get something out of his review. Sounds dumb but I thought it was pretty creative
The redlettermedia boys are a hoot. Give them a try if you've never watched their stuff.
@@danielstockley5631 Oh yeah, I cannot forget about RLM! That's why I mentioned folks that don't do anything else but review movies - I was thinking them as more than just a film review channel. But seriously anyone who's never watched RLM - watch RLM.
My girl and I went to see this-people in the theater were laughing out loud
There in lies the issue... they don't actually care about these issues. They care about looking righteous while pretending to care about them.
'And, indeed, this is the odd thing that is continually happening: there are continually turning up in life moral and rational persons, sages and lovers of humanity who make it their object to live all their lives as morally and rationally as possible, to be, so to speak, a light to their neighbours simply in order to show them that it is possible to live morally and rationally in this world. And yet we all know that those very people sooner or later have been false to themselves, playing some queer trick, often a most unseemly one.' - Notes from Underground, 1864
When your livelihood is completely dependent on the existence of a certain issue, why would you EVER actually take any concrete steps to solve that issue? If "societal racism" is actually solved, they're out of a job.
Same reason the Greens in Germany shut down nuclear plants and replaced them with coal
That’s literally the Matt Walsh grift - this is his income - conservative persecution fetish has made him rich. Why change or solve issue?
@@chumpchange1517 Yeah you're right... except with the TINY, miniscule difference of the fact that the entire western media establishment etc doesn't support Matt Walsh in his "grifting". :D Bit difficult to change things in a system when you're on the outside.
@@Karathos Because it’s not a problem. No one in real life is going round being like ‘what is a woman?’. It’s fucking weird.
Let me give you an analogy. Just because every tv show and film does not directly address that ancient alien Aztec civilisations do not exist - does not make them complicit a cover up or a contrarian viewpoint.
It’s not a thing bro - let it go for all us normal dudes that do not give a singular fuck.
@@chumpchange1517 I don't believe you're in a position of authority to make such grand claims as "no one" and "it's not a problem" etc.
The disingenuous hivemind always acts like HR is listening
Drinker obviously hasn’t watched Matt Walsh before. Walsh is the absolute master of deadpan comedy.
Master is a bit of a reach. He's got his moments though.
@@NicheGreens I would call Walsh the god of deadpan, but he’d take offense to that, all while being deadpan.
@@bobsmith5185 to each their own I guess.
What is a Woman set out to answer a question (and succeeded). Am I Racist never tries to answer the question, just points out how ridiculous the question is by shining light on the grifters. Both are well done.
I think it does answer the question, in which the people being interviewed, are in fact the true racists?
Don't tell that to Jon Stewart. He believes that if boy is called a sissy they should get a sex change.
No!
Jeremy isn’t racist, he’s just doing what he does best. If people have a problem or complaint, it should be at the movie or Walsh himself, not Jeremy. I don’t like Walsh at all, but if Jeremy wants to review it, let him do it. He’s apolitical which probably makes him the best to review it, unbiased, no agenda, right in the middle.
I expect that the leftists showing who they are and how they operate to Jeremy Jahns may push him away from left wing ideology. I never got any sense of political leanings from his movie reviews before.
Well he really dislikes Disney Star Wars and reviewed 'Sound of Freedom'. For hardcore leftist that already made him far right. Reviewing 'Am I racist?' probably turned him into literal Hitler in their view.
Remember how quickly they piled on Rowling when she "turmed agaisnt them"?
What’s your idea of left wing ideology? I just see them as shit libs who just go where the wind blows so they can maintain their grift.
@@jonbaxter2254Yup. I remember before the whole trans debacle Rowling was a bit of a Rita Skeeter
Definitely doesn’t wear his politics on his sleeve, although his skewering of shows like The Acolyte would definitely make him guilty of wrongthink
In my city (memphis) we had an FB page reviewing sandwiches. It quickly turned in to an ad service. Once the "is a hotdog a sandwich" question was asked the entire thing imploded.
Asking if a hotdog is a sandwich is like asking if a square is a rectangle. Yes, of course it is.
@@macethorns1168 Hot dogs, tacos, AND pizza are ALL sandwiches!
And for good measure, I'll throw in burritos and chimichangas as well
Tacos are tacos. Hot dogs are hot dogs. One is American, one is Aztec people food.
no both are american now. Food doesnt stay in a vacuum, it goes to new places, changes and becomes theirs. This is why american chinese food is american not chinese.
@@crashzone6600 it’s a joke…sort of. Also Asian food is great. Cajun is spectacular.
Hot diggity dog your right!
They're eating that catos they're eating the hot dogs!
@GlutenSensitivityReaderis western french
The funniest part was the “seminar” at the end. Poor Uncle Frank. Just brilliant! 😂
Anyone who follows Matt Walsh would not be at all surprised by his deadpan humour.
He's always been drier than a Martini, and that's what makes him hilarious.
The left of course, doesn't have a sense of humour, they just don't/can't get it , hence the meltdowns.
For the rest, congratulations on finally catching up. Welcome to the wonderful world of dry Witt, Matt Walsh style. His TH-cam channel is well worth subscribing to.
The "problem" with Walsh is how unapologetic he is about a number of controversial things. A lot of the people who love this will also hate Matt the moment he starts hating on anime or video games 🤣 I definitely don't agree with him on a lot of things but I would take listening to him knowing it's his actual feelings and thoughts than someone pandering to the currently primarily accepted viewpoint.
Because they take everything at face value. If a comedian makes an edgy joke, those are his personal views.
@@jasonlewis3742 It's not even that. They take it at whatever value causes them the most offense. Because being offended is now a power play.
@@amalekedomite Did you just contradict me? I ... I need a minute. Do you have any idea how it feels to be contradicted? Of course you don't. You're a straight white man. I mean, maybe you're not. I dunno. But everyone who disagrees with me is a straight white man
@@wheelysteveyou should watch his anime video, where he is watching it. It’s a skit. I think even the whole anime and video game backlash against him was way over to the top because people don’t get his sense of humor.
Anybody who's watched Walsh"s shows over the last few years knows he's genuinely funny. That Cynic outright claims Walsh isn't a comedian just shows he doesn't get it or is just unfamiliar with Walsh"s style.
I've been say for a while now he's my favorite comedian at the moment. 😊
On a more serious note, he can make really good points.
You wouldn't happen to know why Walsh is so obsessed with children's genitals, would you?
That really threw me for a loop. Caught me way off guard. I figured if anyone would get it, he would be our boi. :'(
He isn't a professional comedian where he is joking all the time, but he is funny when he makes jokes depending on your taste. I personally like dry/sarcastic humor which Walsh likes to do.
He's a political/social commentator, but with a great sense of humour. Guess technically he's not a comedian, just someone who is smart enough to be genuinely funny.
In Jeremy Jahns' review, someone posted a comment "Chris Stuckmann will not be reviewing this movie."
That comment alone got 329 replies... LOL
The post-credits bit
continued from before
in the bookstore is
SO NAUGHTY
HILARIOUS
Does the term "racist" even mean anything anymore? It's used so much that when I hear anyone called this I think the opposite. The person screaming the word is the racist.
The movie is actually for them, not us.
"Borat" is about a ridiculous person meeting normal people whereas "Am I Racist?" is about a normal person meeting ridiculous people.
how original
What is a woman wasn’t a comedy. The material was extremely serious, and it resulted in real societal change and laws being passed. This film is clearly different in its goal and subject matter.
TLP makes a great point: if these people are serious about their cause, they should be actively going against the con artists who monetize "the movement" for their own financial gain.
But now I think about it... perhaps they can't. Because, if they did, they'd realize that "the movement" is nothing but a grift. Worth considering.
The Moana problem 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He’s different than Borat in terms of his intended target. Borat would frequently target normal people and make them the butt of the joke. But Walsh makes these elitist grifters the butt of the joke, and when he’s talking to normal people then HE is the butt of the joke. It’s a nuanced play. Agree that this is intended as a comedy while “What is a Woman” was not. In that film, Walsh is an interviewer who springs a trap, so to speak, and challenges people. In this one, he plays a character and believes everything that he’s told.
Borat was punching down on normal folks.. Am I racist punches up on the elite!
Robin DiAngelo gave $20 to compensate for slavery 💀
She claimed she donated her $15K payment for participating in this to the NAACP.
The woman who kept her Mickey Mouse word salad 'Doctorate' in anti-whiteness studies despite convincing evidence that she plagiarised it? Yeah, sure she gave the free money to a right-on charity.
@@janeenschultz8502 Suuure.
@@janeenschultz8502I think we'll find the 14 of the 15k in her kitchen makeover, ya know, as a finders fee.
30!
Matt did a great job of exposing the DEI for what it is.
😂 *_Matt Walsh embracing His inner John Lennon!_* 🤣
Yes I am and so are my Black, Indian and Turkish friends.
i love how two out of those three are nationalities ..and the other is skin shade lol
@@mkf628 Same lol
I think the point is. This is not a comedy. But it lets these grifters hang themselves and points out their BS.
Chris stuckmann won't review this movie anytime soon, he cares way too much about what the industry thinks
Jeremy Jahns is a true critic. I was lukewarm on him early in his career, but he has won my support over the years as he has matured in his critical views. Heck, he’s one of the only critics I know who even went out to watch the Book of Mormon movie that people from my church made (and yes, even we agree that movie is a humongous turd), so he’s clearly open to try watching anything. Good on him for taking the hit on this movie. He gets to keep his integrity in my eyes.
If everybody in your area says it one way, it's not incorrect, it's just a local name at that point.
What's possibly working in Jeremy Jahn's favor is that he doesn't really have many social media sites, and active ones at that.
The first rule in beating cancel culture is acknowledging some of it in the first place. What better way to avoid the noise than living away from it?
I'm not joking when I say Walsh has done more PR for Jeremy than JJ himself. I somehow wouldn't be too surprised if most of his little boost of subscribers is from the DW crowd
Jeremy Jahns getting some amazing publicity from this movie
They say the best comedy comes from tragedy. In this case, the tragedy being that some people actually believe this DEI tripe.
Yeh, I'm surrounded by it at work, diversity is the priority and white men, especially middle aged are basically like second class citizens. Watching people spend their energy conforming instead of thinking for themselves is fascinating.
@@johnlone141 Most people are obedient or even collaborate in authoritarian systems.
In Canada we have a unique variation called a, "Donair."
*_In 🇩🇪Germany there's this thing called; Döner Kebab!_*
@@scarlett19b yeh. its the same shit.
@@vsznry The donair sauce was invented here.
"Donair" comes from "Döner".
has your PM built a wall yet to stop ya'll migrating
I went to college in Portland. These people are 100% real.
Really all he’s done is hold a mirror up to these people and they don’t like the reflection
That dude actually thought What is a Woman was a comedy?
Really?
As a woman I found it funny and infuriating in equal measure.
Point - What is a Woman was never billed as a comedy - that was a very more serious and dark topic in some ways. It had more laughing bc of incredulous moments, than humor. Well worth it. This sounds More 'fun' while being on topic.
One thing that I have learned as a quiet conservative is that if you don’t know someone’s political leanings, it’s because they are conservative. We aren’t allowed to talk about what we really think in our regular lives. The best we can do to maintain integrity is to NOT endorse the left wing stuff.
Yep amen!!!
One of my co-workers and I tend to eat lunch together; we go hide in the theater at the office we work at, shut the door, and talk politics for about 20 minutes. We've only reached that point after knowing each other and working together for about a year.
Making political friends as a conservative is even harder than dating.
I just love Matt's deadpan demeanour. Can't wait to see this doc.❤
"Racists" sure have discerning taste and solid hold of reality.
Gets the ol' noggin joggin don't it.
being Racist is pretty common tbh
It's in our nature! It eez what it eez
@@tracey5745when you’re on the left, for sure.
@@TruthPrevails89 No i work at a golf course in PA filled to the brim with Republicans' who are very openly racist homophobic and all of the above. So while people on the left can be racist i know for an absolute guarantee fact that a lot of republicans just are racist,and they're proud of it too.
"Matt Walsh isn't a comedian by any stretch of the imagination." Yea, I beg to differ. He's WAY funnier than the average comedian these days.
Totally agree and found that comment also kinda odd. You don't need to make funny faces to be funny.
That just makes him funnier than the average comedian, not a comedian, which is a job. (sort of)
Some people have a very rigid, fixed idea of what a "comedian" is. If you don't stand on a stage doing standup you don't qualify to them.
A pile of poop is funnier than comedians nowadays. But he is no Chapelle. Making fun of insane lefties is a softball thar allows any of us to be funny.
His deadpan comedy is the main reason I follow his channel and watch his a lot, though I don't agree with quite a few of his more extreme views. But man, that guy is funny.
Hot dog is not a sandwich because it is closed on the other side. Same reason a wrap is not a sandwich.
If you watch enough of Matt Walsh’s content on TH-cam you’ll see that he’s a genuinely funny guy. His Mr. Potato Head video is a great example of this.
10 seconds into the vid and im already pissed off. A HOTDOG IS A TACO!!!
Soft or hard shell.
@@retrorampage484 Doesn't matter... they're ALL sandwiches!
JJ definitely got a subscribe.
Yes. Proudly.
thats what reveals how sick they are.. and dont even know it.. All while projecting onto you
@@randpherigo9724
If we're going to be accused of being monsters, we might as well extract the benefit of being monsters.
I think "What is a Woman" was a lot funnier for most of it, excluding the nightmares of transition discussed in the final act.
It's not like Borat. It's like a Michael Moore documentary. Well done.
So, it makes up its facts, lies to its participants, and has an incredibly vile political undertone?
I, uh, don't think that's the flex you think it is.
@@AJadedLizard You're unable to differentiate style from substance? Or, maybe you're saying Borat was factual sans lies and political undertones? lol
@@juanito714ok You're not making a good case there's a meaningful distinction between the two.
Any subscribers Jeremy Johns has lost will be replaced by people who saw the movie and his review of it. I hadn't heard of him until now and will be subscribing to his channel.
I am. Thank you for noticing.
Yes
The more muscle you have the less consensus filtering occurs
I hope the Daily Wire didn't actually give them 40-50K to interview them.
Me either.. but if he didnt pay.. they could sue him.. they would love that
They totally paid them...
Cross examination (ie asking questions) is where debates are won or lost. Everyone can give opening and closing monologues; it's during questions when you find out if a position has any value
Poor Brit they don't have POUTINE for 2 in the morning... What a shame
Maybe I'm wrong but I feel the panel is just scared to say they really liked this movie.
Seriously.
Jeremy is simple classic style review whether or not if you should go and watch it. I don't think he cares to go deeper than that, and frankly, we need more reviewers like him.
AY UP LITTLE PLATOON AND DRINKER
09:37 that's the rub. It's about the social currency to be had, even if the motive is to be antiracist the incentive is the power that it brings.
Guys, please don’t make this mistake.
Döners Kebabs and Gyros are not the same thing!
Don’t ask me why, but if you get a Turkish and a Greek person, they will confirm this!
Meat in a stick in Greece vs meat on a stick in Turkey. Different seasoning. Both delicious.
Both are great though.
@@baswenmakers6846 If either your doner kebab or gyros contains sticks, you should complain to the staff
Gyros can be pork, kebab can"t.
with a kebab you are lucky if you get beef or sheep, but usually it"s just cheap chicken
7:25. Hey, that’s my post from r/MauLer. It’s cropped exactly the same way.
Hot dogs are only sandwiches if the buns are totally separated
whoa
lol! However...
not true... for it to be a sandwich, there only needs to be one piece of bread. Think of the open face sandwich, such as a hot turkey or hot beef.
Also, tacos and pizza are sandwiches! lmao
Little Platoon at 8:30~ is so on point with this.
How did Drinker watch this from the UK?
DW provides online screeners to critics
I've just gotten used to saying yes.......so yes.
It's amazing how when I was in Stuyvesant HS in the 1980s, we had every race, creed, color and whatever else. We were the public school elite, not just in NYC, but top 10 in the nation... and for some reason we all got along.
All this gov't and corporate fanning the flames of "racial hatred" like the hoothies and the tootoos (sic, Africans hate each other's ethnicity ffs... like "no Irish need apply" signs in the 1920s...) is just a well worn trope of governance: Divide and Rule.
That even Platoon addresses this as a real thing and not a mass delusion created by our oligarch's multi-decade propaganda just shows how ignorant you guys are to the grand game that hasn't changed for millennia. How horribly disappointed I am with you guys.
I mean seriously, when was the last time you've heard of judging a (wo)man by the quality of his/her character, not the ESG/DIE color of his/her skin?
Yes, I am, and I don't even try to hide it anymore.
I get the feeling that there were still a few cowards in this panel. The first two let the Drinker go first. The others hardly spoke.
Are they cowards, or simply don't have much to say? Some of these guys said they haven't seen it yet.
I don’t think so only two saw the movie and maybe echochamber doesn’t know the situation at all or is not interested. I wouldn’t make that big of a claim based off of a short video
@@diamondheadify-v5i You don't have to see the movie to be able to say something about its central point. "I haven't seen the movie" is an excuse similar to how some leftists say "I am not a doctor" when asked "what is a woman".LOL!
I want to see it but outside of the states i haven’t had any luck finding it.
Not commenting on a movie you haven't seen makes you a coward? Hmm.
No wonder the Hollywood establishment apparently is doing a full-body flinch from this movie.
Critical Drinker is so brilliant and insightful, clearly laying out the facts and logic in a way too few can or are willing to do. He does it with brutal honesty but never malice or self-promotion. If I were a Hollywood project leader, I would ask for his input on every screenplay. Imagine, if they really listened, how much better the plots and characterization would be and how much the studios would save by altering or axing terrible movies or streaming series before they were made.
"Why don't you go first, Drinker..." Famous last words for the ray cysts.
😂😅😂😅