Chapter
The Unintended Irony of the Gun Culture
54:25 - 58:17 (03:52)
The writer of "Red Dawn" and other gun enthusiasts have an unintended irony in their praises of firearms, which they seem to be encouraging the very violence that they say they are arming themselves against.
Clips
The podcast discusses questionable businesses operating in Texas such as drive-through liquor stores and t-shirt companies catering to dangerous individuals, including one made famous by Soldier of Fortune magazine.
54:25 - 56:14 (01:49)
Texas
Summary
The podcast discusses questionable businesses operating in Texas such as drive-through liquor stores and t-shirt companies catering to dangerous individuals, including one made famous by Soldier of Fortune magazine.
ChapterThe Unintended Irony of the Gun Culture
EpisodeSoldier of Fortune: The Deadliest Magazine Ever (with David X. Cohen)
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The writer of the movie Red Dawn, David Milch, showed a lack of understanding of irony in the film, particularly in the scene with the "only way you'll get my gun" bumper stickers and the "I'm just here for the violence" t-shirt.
56:22 - 58:17 (01:55)
Red Dawn
Summary
The writer of the movie Red Dawn, David Milch, showed a lack of understanding of irony in the film, particularly in the scene with the "only way you'll get my gun" bumper stickers and the "I'm just here for the violence" t-shirt.