After a bit of the usual introductory banter it moves smoothly into the main issue ... the pointed stingers of "ists," "isms," and "phobias" infesting our social lives and structures. Well worth a listen. He brings up the very unusual distinction between "gays" versus "queers." I've never heard this before; it reminded me of something one of my aunts said, that if men were "nice" they were gay, just like on TV! I've been aware of there being the same spread of good/evil through most, if not all, human populations, but he mentions a particular aspect of this when looking at the queer versus gay world. I've read or heard of what might well be an example of this, which existed among the ancient(only?) gay/queer Incans. Apparently some felt it was beneath them to even mate with a woman. I haven't finished watching it, but I doubt Murray willl bring this up.

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The Candace Owens Show: Douglas Murray
Sep 29, 2019

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This week, Douglas Murray, author of “The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity,” joins Candace Owens in the London studio for a dynamic conversation about race, LGBT issues, and feminism. Make sure to tune in!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4o9YqRBY9Q

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