[SeekAndFind]

For those of you who know Walsh through his podcast, where he opines about the issues of the day, or even from What Is A Woman?, you’ll see a comedic side of him that you never imagined existed.

What Walsh does is create a persona—a touchy-feely, emotional, well-meaning anti-racist with a little manbun who has absorbed everything from Ibram X. Kendi to Robin DiAngelo—and he never drops that persona for a minute. This is true whether he’s attending or giving “anti-racist” seminars, acting as a server at an “anti-racist” dinner party, talking to DiAngelo herself, or speaking to ordinary people about race.

[j.havenfarm]

They’re advertising it as opening today, but it actually opened it last night and I saw it

YOU MUST GO SEE THIS! No exaggeration: If this went viral, the whole DEI scams industry would come crashing down today. And it is a laugh riot from beginning to end

[Red Badger]

[Red Badger]

[pburiak]

Matt Walsh playing a live-action version of Mr. VanDreesen from Beavis and Butthead sounds like it would be hilarious.

[Red Badger]

The word ‘racist’ and ‘racism’ has been so used and abused as to have lost all meaning in today’s lexicon of American English.

‘Racism’ means a belief that one race is superior to all the others, whether it be in intelligence, physical ability or wealth.

What the person speaking usually means is ‘bigotry’ or ‘prejudice’.........

[Fiji Hill]

All of these things and activities are racist:
Calisthenics
Camping
Chicken and waffles
Classical music
Using the expression “cotton-picking”
Dr. Seuss
Hiking
Mathematics
Having “Mike” as a first name
Milk
Organizing your pantry
Punctuality
Setting an agenda
Swimming
Watermelons
Weight control

[Bon of Babble]

Those DEI activists mentioned in the film have taken down their "X" accounts...

"DEI Activists Delete X Accounts Ahead Of ‘Am I Racist?’ Premiere"

https://www.dailywire.com/news/dei-activists-delete-x-accounts-ahead-of-am-i-racist-premiere

[circlecity]

I notice the people who claim math is racist never take that position when counting their change.

[Vermont Lt]

I went to see it last night.

There were maybe 30 people in the theater. At 6 PM. On a Thursday. In my neck of the woods that is many more than I’ve seen in other showings at that time.

I’ve not been to a movie where the audience laughed out loud, in unison, in a long, long time. Some of the scenes were “outrageous” and the “anti racist” targets were just buffoons.

Whenever he encounter the “white women” and some men who bought into this crap, they came across as liberal wives with too much money and too little sense.

The scene with the author of “White Fragility” was a masterwork. First in his destroying her theories of what a white person should do to be non-racist. But then he embarrassed her into giving cash to one of his black “grips.” It was laugh out loud hilarious.

Obviously, Matt did a bunch of editing and there were likely many people who agreed that all of the race baiting was BS. But the whole concept of ridicule (espoused by Alinsky) is to hang them on their own petard. And Walsh did that very well.

I highly recommend everyone make the time to go see it this weekend. I doubt they will let it play in theaters very long. LOL.

[arthurus]

USPS workers were part of the Steal in 2020. Many mail-in ballots from Republican neighborhoods were never delivered.

[NorthMountain]

I’m White.
Therefore, I’m a racist.

I’m a man.
Therefore, I’m a sexist.

I’m married to a natural XX woman.
Therefore I’m both homophobic and transphobic.

I’m a Christian.
Therefore I’m both islamophobic and antisemitic.

I.

Don’t.

Care.

To HELL with all the “isms” and “phobias” and the braying jackasses who fear-monger about them.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

For those of you who know Walsh through his podcast, where he opines about the issues of the day, or even from What Is A Woman?, you'll see a comedic side of him that you never imagined existed.

Matt is extremely funny on his show. He has a dust dry wit that allows him to say the most outrageous things.