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Modern WisdomDec 2, 2021

#405 - Scott Capurro - How To Survive Thanksgiving & LGBT Politics

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Douglas had this bit from the madness of crowds where he said, you know, that you're minority has been completely assimilated into a culture when you…

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J.K. Rowling

And then she got death threats.

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Scott Capurro is a comedian, writer and an actor. I needed some advice for how to survive my first thanksgiving in America and also to try and make sense of what I've been seeing since I've been out here. Scott started shouting about the British but I think he tried his best to help. Expect to learn why Scott got banned from Australian TV, why the Women's March sent out a problematic email, how the internal politics of the LGBT community are messed up, why a focus on race is causing people to ignore real issues of class, the best way to avoid causing a ruckus during the holidays and much more...
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Douglas had this bit from the madness of crowds where he said,

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Comedians and those interested in social commentary
Key quote: Douglas had this bit from the madness of crowds where he said, you know, that you're minority has been completely assimilated into a culture when you have to put up with the same level of shit of everybody else.
The host references Douglas's insights from 'The Madness of Crowds' to highlight the challenges faced by marginalized groups in comedy. This mention serves to illustrate how societal acceptance has evolved, impacting the dynamics of stand-up performance.
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Harry Potter
J.K. Rowling
Best for Listeners interested in LGBTQ+ issues and societal debatesOften cited around Inclusivity in LGBTQ+ community

The discussion references the controversy surrounding J.K. Rowling and her opinions, particularly in relation to the Harry Potter series.

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Listeners interested in LGBTQ+ issues and societal debates
Key quote: And then she got death threats.
The host discusses the complexities of inclusivity within the LGBTQ+ community, referencing J.K. Rowling's controversial opinions as a focal point. This mention serves to highlight the tension between differing perspectives on identity and acceptance in society.
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J.K. Rowling

The host discusses the complexities of inclusivity within the LGBTQ+ community, referencing J.K. Rowling's controversial opinions as a focal point.…

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