keness and we can also predict what's going to happen now.

I do imagine that everybody immediately seeing it as a false flag, that could ruin the false flag-ness, right? Like if you were actually trying to do a false flag in Ukraine and everybody saw it before it happened, everybody, we all see it, and then you go ahead and do it, I'm not sure that's a good idea. I mean, the fact that we all see it might actually stop it. Might actually stop it. Because I'm definitely not in favor of throwing NATO in there if there's a nuclear event, right? I'm not. No. I mean not at all, right?

I would like to say something so provocative now that the odds of me being kicked off of YouTube are pretty good. Pretty good. Anybody up for that? Anybody want to go on a dangerous journey?

All right. Now this dangerous journey I believe is, well, I'm going to present it to you with the hope that it's signaling something positive, right? So there's something positive happening that I also sort of feel in the zeitgeist. But I did a confirmation. It goes like this. I feel like our feelings about race are improving now. You might not feel like that because the news is serving you up the opposite, right? If you looked at the news, it looks like everything's getting worse. But here's what I'm seeing. There's a willingness to joke about race. There's a little bit more than I've seen before. There's a little bit more willingness to joke. And I think that until you can get to full joking, you're not a family, right? You're not a team. You're not a team until you can joke with each other. You're not a family until you can criticize and joke with each other. And it never leaves that frame. It never leaves the frame that we're a family joking with each other, right?

I'm going to give you two jokes that I saw on Twitter today. One you could consider racist against white people. Yikes. The other you could consider racist against Black people. Yikes. Yikes. I'm going to read you both jokes. Yeah, I'm going to do that right in front of you. But the context is this. I think they're both funny and that's the end of the story. Now one of them is pretty brutal. You'll figure out which one pretty quickly. One of them's got it brutal. But it's still funny even though it's brutal. It's funny. So I want to test this with you. Could you accept these jokes as just funny? Because if you can, we've really come somewhere. Like I would say that's progress, right?

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