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Chapter 1: What controversial claim did a CBS anchor make about free speech?
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Chapter 2: Why is the Alternative for Germany party significant in upcoming elections?
So, but instead it's conservatives and, you know, I don't like SNL. I don't like Tom Hanks. I'm just saying that an outrage cycle where we all get offended over a very mild joke is probably not the best use of our time. And it just looks, it's not a good look. It just makes you look kind of lame, right? which isn't to say you have to laugh at it because it's not funny.
Instead, you just say, okay, that's not really that funny, and you move on. All right. Finally, time for something of an update or maybe a revision to past statements. You may remember a few months ago when video came out from Parliament in New Zealand where a woman started doing the haka, the haka dance,
in the middle of parliament proceedings because she was mad that there was a law being considered that would give equal rights to white people in New Zealand. Whereas right now, indigenous people in New Zealand have special rights. They have more than equal rights. They're on a higher legal plane with their rights than white people are.
And so there's been some consideration to, hey, maybe we should actually have equal rights in this country. What do you think? And this woman was upset about that. And so she broke into this haka thing in the middle of parliament. And it was speaking of cringy, this was cringe overload. And we played the clip of the haka routine and I mocked it pretty ruthlessly.
It deserved to be mocked in that context. The woman was making a total ass of herself. There's no doubt about it. But I also made fun of the haka in general. And that's the part that I need to clarify a bit, because it turns out that there are occasions where the haka is not only appropriate, but pretty great, I have to say. And one such occasion occurred in New Zealand a few days ago.
This video is also going viral, where a group of young men interrupted a gay pride parade by doing the haka. Let's check that out.
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All right. So there's a hawk I like. I would have done it with him if I was there. I would have joined in. I don't know if that's culturally appropriating, but that's great stuff. Because one thing that makes this not cringe, while the one in Parliament was cringe, is that, for one thing, these are young men doing it.
And it looks kind of ridiculous when some small, petite woman is flailing around and trying to be intimidating. It's just, you know, it doesn't work. I mean, the men in this video are the ones who, in a different age, would have been the warriors, you know, of the Maori tribe. So for them, it fits. It just fits a lot better. But, of course, the most important difference is the context.
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