It should be the policy of the United States government that there will be two biological genders and that those genders are male and female.

And with those words during his inauguration speech, Donald Trump launched the end of the era of weaponized victimization.

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott.

And gentlemen, an observation to make about wokeism and and and the rhetorical genius of the evil people on the far progressive left

one of the very first realizations that I had and one of the first speaking points that I would do

when I when I first started public speaking 12 13 13 years ago was the realization that when you call

somebody a racist, the only person that shuts up when you call them a racist are people who

aren't racist.

Actual racists are proud of being racist. They wear armbands or they wear white hoods with eye holes

cut in them. You call a Ku Klux Klan member a racist or an actual Nazi racist and

they'll say, well, of course I'm a racist.

The people who shut up when you call them racist are people who are so appalled by the idea

of racism that they will in fact take a knee and shut their mouth because they don't

like being called something that they find repugnant and repellent.

And this is the genius on the left of political correctness, the idea that we can intimidate people into silence by

accusing them of things that they aren't, by making ourselves into victims. And we see this with

the Black Lives Matter movement, but especially in the last several years, we've been seeing it with the trans rights movement.

Steve, I maintain that the reason that wokeism got as far as it got, and I think we're well past peak woke.

But I think the reason it got as far as it got was because if you listen to

trans activists, and I'm talking about the trans movement as opposed to actual transsexuals

who want no attention whatsoever. The people who are genuinely transsexual, the last thing

they want, the idea, for example,

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