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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Tim sander For's Twitter feed, which he just had at
the top. Oh my god. Uh and it's from l
A Parent Union twitter feed. L A Schools shared this
food neutrality video. Again, Yes, he said food neutrality. And
so you're about to hear this video and then I'll
(00:21):
hlp you with some of the comments from people about it. Uh.
That's there's a little skit here at the beginning, and
then you're gonna hear a nutritionist and another woman talking.
It's only about a minute long. And uh, if it's
hard to understand, we'll go through some of it. When
it's over. Here we go. I got us doughnuts. Those
are so bad for you? No? Are they multi any
are they poisoned? Are you allergic? No? I'm just saying
(00:44):
you're judging my food choices based on a false standard
of health. Again, aren't you guilty? Bad culture, patrophobia, and
systems of oppression have created pulls hierarchies of food and
it shows up everywhere. For instance, harmful thought patterns like
earning food through exercising, or that dessert is the reward
for the punishment of eating vegetables. Remember that you do
(01:04):
not need to earn food. We are all incorrectly taught
from a young age that our size and therefore the
foods that we eat, are markers of our self worth.
Moralizing food can lead to harmful relationships of food and
disorted eating. Instead of focusing on good and badges, try
to approach food with neutrality in mind. The only foods
(01:26):
that are bad for you are foods that contain allergens, poisons,
and contaminants, or food that is spoiled or is otherwise inedible.
Eat without gilt. Regardless of what society says food neutrality,
there's no good food and bad food. It's all equal
unless it's poisoned or spoiled. But other than that, they're
(01:47):
all the same. Where do you even start with that?
I know some of the responses on here. What are
they trying to do? I don't get it. What is
the goal of lying about donuts to make kids believe
they can eat anything everything and be just as healthy
as skinny mc salad face over there? No offense skinny
uh somebody else saying system Systems of oppression have created
(02:08):
false food hierarchies w t F, which is which is
a proper response to that sentence? Systems of oppression have
created false food hierarchies. What wow, you know, it is
hilarious and bizarre, but it's scary that people have fallen
(02:31):
under the sway of these cults. Somebody said it, I'm
going on a strictly nutter butter and cognac diet from
here on, but also nutter butters. This excellent point from
Tim Sander. For Tim the lawyer, The logic really would
conclude that the difference between life and suicide is merely
(02:52):
a subjective preference, and that a preference for the former
is kind of a wrongful discrimination. Yeah, the whole idea.
Systems of oppression have created false hierarchies of food. Who
are you people? And this actually is from the l
A School District. That's that's who's the video is from
teaching this to the second largest group of children of
(03:14):
any school district district in America. While maybe the biggest
health problem we have in America COVID aside over the
last decade has been obesity, and the kids can't read
and write, and they're suicidal and anxious and depressed in
their achievement scores are in the toilet. But l A
(03:35):
l A schools taking plenty of time to teach them
the donuts are every bit as healthy as broccoli, and
anybody who tells you differently is or is reinforcing systems
of oppression. Wow, what the hell? I just I can't.
I can't wrap my head around. I can certainly understand
(03:56):
how if you were a certain age, Uh, you could
just check out, you could just check you know what.
I'm gonna go do my job whatever it is. I'm
gonna come home, I'm gonna weed the garden. I'm gonna
watch the NFL. You people have lost your effing minds.
I'm no longer interested in participating in society. Uh. And
(04:17):
does this see does this all this stuff seem to
be growing or shrinking? Sure feels like it's growing. It's
absolutely growing. It's grown to the point that the forces
countering it, like ourselves, are being heard more and more
and observed more and more. But you still seeing, you know,
(04:37):
fairly vaunted institutions like the New York Times or whatever,
trying to claim that, uh, complaining about critical race theory
is a right wing fantasy or conspiracy theory. It's not
being taught in our nation schools, so it's um, you know,
the forces of sanity are growing in strength and number.
But I think, you know, it's easy to misinterpret how
(05:00):
people are on the bandwagon because of the nature of
our show and our audience. I think there are many,
many people who don't have the slightest idea what their
kids are being taught in school. Um, somebody said it
was explained to everyone at our previous public school that
white or non poor parents shouldn't teach their kids that
processed food is junk food because they might be judging
(05:20):
other kids food choices. What a bizarre notion. A bag
of Doritos is either junk food or it's not, regardless
of who's eating it or any of your hierarchies of
oppression or any of your other time there's some white supremacy,
So don't teach your teenage boys not to rob liquor
(05:42):
stores because that could be seen as judging other people's
ways to pay the rent. Wow, boil boy, And again
I had to spend a little time on that to
make sure that was real, because it's so silly it
could easily have been, you know, from the Battle on
b or something false. Food. High of our keys was
that the phrase there's no such thing as a bad
(06:02):
food unless it's poisoned or spoiled. All contray, signed every
nutritionist in history. This is a young woman explaining how
white people and white supremacy are responsible for her being overweight.
I'm going to prove to you why white people are
the reason I'm fat today. If white people didn't go
(06:24):
looking for spices, then a various sea routes to Indian
Subcontinent and Africa and other places of the world would
not get discovered. And if they didn't get discovered, then
Instinctia Company would never come to Indian subcontinent. And if
they didn't come, then the fertility of the land would
not get destroyed because they forced us to cultivate tobacco
(06:49):
and dies in opioid things like that, and that destroyed
the fertility of my country. All right, how old is
this person? I haven't actually seen the video. I think
she's a college freshman. Okay. This is a person so
crazed with hatred of people with light colored skin that
(07:13):
she's blaming them for literally everything, including her own fat ass. Wow.
I don't know if that was necessary. I stand by
my words. Um, go ahead and with the next one, Michael,
And then if that didn't happen. And if they didn't
exploit and extract resources until my ancestors were left with
(07:36):
nothing to eat, we wouldn't move to this grain heavy
very little nutritious done, then we have to do all right,
let's do one more. How white people have caused every
famine in the history of the world. Also, if white
people didn't come to the Indian subcontinent, then my ancestors
(07:58):
would not go through fifty small, medium large famines in
a period of two hundred years and three nearly three
million people would not have died due to search, servation
and momentrition. Executive producer Handsome points out the lawnmower in
(08:22):
the background. How long if you're gonna make your video
about how white supremacy has cost you to be fat,
you wait till the guy has done more than the
law trimmed lawns another facet of white supremacy. Oh jeez boy,
that view of history is complex. If you're going to
if you're gonna extrapolate every everything that happened and assume
(08:42):
that those things wouldn't have happened otherwise, or would happen
in a good way. Uh, if a different you know,
country had come and taken over anyway, So that's all ridiculous. Well,
having read the Old Testament of the Bible, I believe
we can blame all famines on the Egyptians, who of
course stole the Israelis, the Israelites up and etcetera. Uh.
(09:03):
The fact that, and we talked about this little earlier, Jack,
I hate to stell your thunder the fact that they
are teaching in schools that it is not only okay,
but it is right and good to despise people because
the color of their skin is something that to me,
that's the main takeaway. The the particulars of it um
not that important to me because they're just dumb. But
(09:25):
the fact that you can get away with something bad
happening it's because of white people, because of a race.
You can blame a race for things that are happening
in your life, and if it's white, everybody's okay with it.
Really bothers me. That's not gonna get pulled down from
Twitter or TikTok or wherever. Because you can assign negative
(09:45):
attributes to the skin color white in a way that
you can't any other skin color and shouldn't well. Right,
and as we've warned, people many many times. If you
start making it okay to do that, everybody's gonna do it.
You're not gonna keep your exclusive right to be a racist.
It's gonna be everybody. Yeah, it's pretty damn troubling anyway,
(10:10):
there you go. And the fact that this filth is
being taught in schools and universities is really troubling. I mean,
if I could fight one thing for the rest of
my days, have one cause, that might be it.
Tim sander For's Twitter feed, which he just had at
the top. Oh my god. Uh and it's from l
A Parent Union twitter feed. L A Schools shared this
food neutrality video. Again, Yes, he said food neutrality. And
so you're about to hear this video and then I'll
(00:21):
hlp you with some of the comments from people about it. Uh.
That's there's a little skit here at the beginning, and
then you're gonna hear a nutritionist and another woman talking.
It's only about a minute long. And uh, if it's
hard to understand, we'll go through some of it. When
it's over. Here we go. I got us doughnuts. Those
are so bad for you? No? Are they multi any
are they poisoned? Are you allergic? No? I'm just saying
(00:44):
you're judging my food choices based on a false standard
of health. Again, aren't you guilty? Bad culture, patrophobia, and
systems of oppression have created pulls hierarchies of food and
it shows up everywhere. For instance, harmful thought patterns like
earning food through exercising, or that dessert is the reward
for the punishment of eating vegetables. Remember that you do
(01:04):
not need to earn food. We are all incorrectly taught
from a young age that our size and therefore the
foods that we eat, are markers of our self worth.
Moralizing food can lead to harmful relationships of food and
disorted eating. Instead of focusing on good and badges, try
to approach food with neutrality in mind. The only foods
(01:26):
that are bad for you are foods that contain allergens, poisons,
and contaminants, or food that is spoiled or is otherwise inedible.
Eat without gilt. Regardless of what society says food neutrality,
there's no good food and bad food. It's all equal
unless it's poisoned or spoiled. But other than that, they're
(01:47):
all the same. Where do you even start with that?
I know some of the responses on here. What are
they trying to do? I don't get it. What is
the goal of lying about donuts to make kids believe
they can eat anything everything and be just as healthy
as skinny mc salad face over there? No offense skinny
uh somebody else saying system Systems of oppression have created
(02:08):
false food hierarchies w t F, which is which is
a proper response to that sentence? Systems of oppression have
created false food hierarchies. What wow, you know, it is
hilarious and bizarre, but it's scary that people have fallen
(02:31):
under the sway of these cults. Somebody said it, I'm
going on a strictly nutter butter and cognac diet from
here on, but also nutter butters. This excellent point from
Tim Sander. For Tim the lawyer, The logic really would
conclude that the difference between life and suicide is merely
(02:52):
a subjective preference, and that a preference for the former
is kind of a wrongful discrimination. Yeah, the whole idea.
Systems of oppression have created false hierarchies of food. Who
are you people? And this actually is from the l
A School District. That's that's who's the video is from
teaching this to the second largest group of children of
(03:14):
any school district district in America. While maybe the biggest
health problem we have in America COVID aside over the
last decade has been obesity, and the kids can't read
and write, and they're suicidal and anxious and depressed in
their achievement scores are in the toilet. But l A
(03:35):
l A schools taking plenty of time to teach them
the donuts are every bit as healthy as broccoli, and
anybody who tells you differently is or is reinforcing systems
of oppression. Wow, what the hell? I just I can't.
I can't wrap my head around. I can certainly understand
(03:56):
how if you were a certain age, Uh, you could
just check out, you could just check you know what.
I'm gonna go do my job whatever it is. I'm
gonna come home, I'm gonna weed the garden. I'm gonna
watch the NFL. You people have lost your effing minds.
I'm no longer interested in participating in society. Uh. And
(04:17):
does this see does this all this stuff seem to
be growing or shrinking? Sure feels like it's growing. It's
absolutely growing. It's grown to the point that the forces
countering it, like ourselves, are being heard more and more
and observed more and more. But you still seeing, you know,
(04:37):
fairly vaunted institutions like the New York Times or whatever,
trying to claim that, uh, complaining about critical race theory
is a right wing fantasy or conspiracy theory. It's not
being taught in our nation schools, so it's um, you know,
the forces of sanity are growing in strength and number.
But I think, you know, it's easy to misinterpret how
(05:00):
people are on the bandwagon because of the nature of
our show and our audience. I think there are many,
many people who don't have the slightest idea what their
kids are being taught in school. Um, somebody said it
was explained to everyone at our previous public school that
white or non poor parents shouldn't teach their kids that
processed food is junk food because they might be judging
(05:20):
other kids food choices. What a bizarre notion. A bag
of Doritos is either junk food or it's not, regardless
of who's eating it or any of your hierarchies of
oppression or any of your other time there's some white supremacy,
So don't teach your teenage boys not to rob liquor
(05:42):
stores because that could be seen as judging other people's
ways to pay the rent. Wow, boil boy, And again
I had to spend a little time on that to
make sure that was real, because it's so silly it
could easily have been, you know, from the Battle on
b or something false. Food. High of our keys was
that the phrase there's no such thing as a bad
(06:02):
food unless it's poisoned or spoiled. All contray, signed every
nutritionist in history. This is a young woman explaining how
white people and white supremacy are responsible for her being overweight.
I'm going to prove to you why white people are
the reason I'm fat today. If white people didn't go
(06:24):
looking for spices, then a various sea routes to Indian
Subcontinent and Africa and other places of the world would
not get discovered. And if they didn't get discovered, then
Instinctia Company would never come to Indian subcontinent. And if
they didn't come, then the fertility of the land would
not get destroyed because they forced us to cultivate tobacco
(06:49):
and dies in opioid things like that, and that destroyed
the fertility of my country. All right, how old is
this person? I haven't actually seen the video. I think
she's a college freshman. Okay. This is a person so
crazed with hatred of people with light colored skin that
(07:13):
she's blaming them for literally everything, including her own fat ass. Wow.
I don't know if that was necessary. I stand by
my words. Um, go ahead and with the next one, Michael,
And then if that didn't happen. And if they didn't
exploit and extract resources until my ancestors were left with
(07:36):
nothing to eat, we wouldn't move to this grain heavy
very little nutritious done, then we have to do all right,
let's do one more. How white people have caused every
famine in the history of the world. Also, if white
people didn't come to the Indian subcontinent, then my ancestors
(07:58):
would not go through fifty small, medium large famines in
a period of two hundred years and three nearly three
million people would not have died due to search, servation
and momentrition. Executive producer Handsome points out the lawnmower in
(08:22):
the background. How long if you're gonna make your video
about how white supremacy has cost you to be fat,
you wait till the guy has done more than the
law trimmed lawns another facet of white supremacy. Oh jeez boy,
that view of history is complex. If you're going to
if you're gonna extrapolate every everything that happened and assume
(08:42):
that those things wouldn't have happened otherwise, or would happen
in a good way. Uh, if a different you know,
country had come and taken over anyway, So that's all ridiculous. Well,
having read the Old Testament of the Bible, I believe
we can blame all famines on the Egyptians, who of
course stole the Israelis, the Israelites up and etcetera. Uh.
(09:03):
The fact that, and we talked about this little earlier, Jack,
I hate to stell your thunder the fact that they
are teaching in schools that it is not only okay,
but it is right and good to despise people because
the color of their skin is something that to me,
that's the main takeaway. The the particulars of it um
not that important to me because they're just dumb. But
(09:25):
the fact that you can get away with something bad
happening it's because of white people, because of a race.
You can blame a race for things that are happening
in your life, and if it's white, everybody's okay with it.
Really bothers me. That's not gonna get pulled down from
Twitter or TikTok or wherever. Because you can assign negative
(09:45):
attributes to the skin color white in a way that
you can't any other skin color and shouldn't well. Right,
and as we've warned, people many many times. If you
start making it okay to do that, everybody's gonna do it.
You're not gonna keep your exclusive right to be a racist.
It's gonna be everybody. Yeah, it's pretty damn troubling anyway,
(10:10):
there you go. And the fact that this filth is
being taught in schools and universities is really troubling. I mean,
if I could fight one thing for the rest of
my days, have one cause, that might be it.
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