The Dynamics Are Not the Same
Summary
Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty analyze the Cornell gang rape case, arguing that media and politicians are exploiting the story while ignoring the university’s permissive sexual culture. They discuss a Free Press essay suggesting the sexual revolution has reached its logical endpoint and critique proposed New York consent law changes. The hosts also review Shelby Steele’s new documentary, "White Guilt," and debate privacy concerns after an AI assistant in a Tesla reacted to a casual expression of frustration.
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Jane Doe's testimony before Cornell panel
Media exploitation and new claims from accused
AOC's inaccurate statements and NYT's nuanced account
Critique of Cornell president and consent culture
Protests at Cornell and demands for expulsion
New York consent law changes and alcohol debate
Student essay controversy and campus mob culture
Cornell's sexual pleasure guide and inventory list
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Free Press article: The Sexual Revolution Failed
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7-Up recall and Empire State Building anecdote
Marine Le Pen and the rise of populism in France
Shelby Steele's documentary 'White Guilt'
Exploiting guilt in personal and political contexts
Tesla Grok AI listening for trigger phrases
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Shelby Steele's early radicalism in Africa
Final thoughts: Surveillance, baseball, and freedom
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