ested in pork? I don't know if that's related in any way. But he's probably not the first person in the room ever to get some pork. And what I really wonder is were they filming it as sort of a skit for grade school? Were they making some content for the young people? No. Or was it just sex? It looked like they were making some kind of tutorial maybe for grade school. I don't know. I'm just guessing. I'm just guessing. I just watch the news like you do. I don't know. I don't know what was going on but yeah that's how the sausage was made.

All right let me say this. I don't want to see them get fired and I don't care. Right? All right let's be honest. Are we only caring because it was gay sex? Is that the only thing that made it news? If this had been heterosexual sex in the same room would anybody even be talking about it? You think you would but would we be talking about it the same way? Would it be funnier? No there there's something a little homophobic about the story that makes me uncomfortable. I like to laugh at the public sex stories but would it be funny if they were hetero? Oh it wouldn't be as funny. So I guess that's homophobic in a way. Anyway check your bigotry on that one.

Boston mayor had the so-called electeds of color dinner that went ahead and apparently the dinner just went ahead and they excluded white people and they were pretty happy about it. They seemed like they had a good time. But you know I tweeted yesterday that the public is waking up to 40 years of insane level of discrimination against white men and only this year can we say it out loud. So finally finally you can actually say but you know discrimination against white men at least in hiring in corporations has been far worse, far worse discrimination against any other group. Not even close. But you couldn't even say that without losing your career a few years ago. So I'm liking this free speech. It's kind of good stuff. Enjoying it.

IBM and Red Hat, I guess Red Hat's owned by IBM now. There was an internal document at Red Hat, an anti-white document that's apparently still current. James Lindsay got a hold of this from his whistleblowers. And it says there are Ten Commandments that white people have to observe. The allyship commandments. So it's how to be a good white person in Red Hat. And one commandment states only white people can be racist. Another one is that accept that white people are responsible for dismantling racism. And then another section argues that whiteness constructs the game, hides the rules and then rigs the game over and over again. So basically it's just racist anti-white stuff in IBM. So IBM is a racist organization. Super racist. And it's overt. It's not hidden. They are overtly and in public super racist against white people. So there's that.

Now people keep telling me I should be concerned about things that happened a long time ago. For example people are trying to double down on IBM by saying that IBM in World War II may have helped Hitler organize the death camps or something. Maybe it's true maybe it's not. I don't give a what IBM did with a bunch of dead people 50, 75 years ago whatever it is. I do not care what they did then. I totally care what they're doing now. What they're doing now is really really bad. But I don't care what they did then because all those people are dead. There's nobody to answer for it. They're all dead. I don't care. You know I don't care that Volkswagen was Hitler's car. Hitler's dead. All the people who made those decisions all dead. I can just drive a Volkswagen if I like it. I'm allowed. It's not my preferred car but I used to have one. And I certainly don't care which political parties started the KKK. Can you stop forwarding me it was the Democrats that created the KKK? I don't care. I don't care. They're all dead. Every one of them is dead. Don't care. If the