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Unity and Fear on the Right
29:18 - 32:57 (03:39)
The right tends to unite around shared fears and desires, even aside from issues of race. Additionally, giving code names to law enforcement officers can make them feel more like intimidating badasses. However, discussing these topics can often lead to potentially offensive implications if not handled properly.
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The commonality that unites the right is their shared fears and desires, even beyond issues of race.
29:18 - 30:52 (01:34)
Summary
The commonality that unites the right is their shared fears and desires, even beyond issues of race. This pledge from a white supremacist showcases the desire for a "scientific world order" and the defeat of Marxism and "racial suicide."
ChapterUnity and Fear on the Right
EpisodePart One: George Lincoln Rockwell: The Most Racist American in History
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The hosts discuss the process of troopers being given code names and how they make them sound like total badasses.
30:52 - 31:27 (00:35)
Summary
The hosts discuss the process of troopers being given code names and how they make them sound like total badasses. They also joke about other famous name mix-ups such as George W. Bush calling someone "Burger" and calling Tim Cook from Apple "Tim Apple".
ChapterUnity and Fear on the Right
EpisodePart One: George Lincoln Rockwell: The Most Racist American in History
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Comedian hosts of the podcast suggest funny nicknames for business leaders, such as Jeffo Packages for Jeff Bezos and Jim Marines for Mattis.
31:27 - 32:06 (00:39)
Summary
Comedian hosts of the podcast suggest funny nicknames for business leaders, such as Jeffo Packages for Jeff Bezos and Jim Marines for Mattis.
ChapterUnity and Fear on the Right
EpisodePart One: George Lincoln Rockwell: The Most Racist American in History
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The podcast discusses the life story of George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party.
32:06 - 32:57 (00:51)
Summary
The podcast discusses the life story of George Lincoln Rockwell, founder of the American Nazi Party. Rockwell's racist and anti-Semitic views led him to form the party, which ultimately failed due to his lack of support and financial difficulties.