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Triggernometry's Konstantin Kisin & Francis Foster

KEY MOMENTS

0:00 – Intro: TRIGGERnometry's Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster
1:43 – Lou's canceled Angel Comedy show and a collapsed roof
3:52 – Attacked by white nationalists in the comments
8:37 – Wasting great guests on politics
12:53 – Black Lives Matter UK and criticizing the organization
14:48 – Why the UK imported America's protests
17:15 – Stephen Lawrence and the Macpherson Report
20:32 – Canceled over a milk joke with Laurence Fox
23:00 – Fan support, and who cancel culture really hurts
26:13 – Missing stand-up, satire, and whole-personality fans
30:23 – Live streams and an audience of their own
32:24 – The topic they're tired of: everything being racist
34:44 – Western civilization and self-loathing
37:15 – Identity politics, Venezuela, and defunding the police
39:20 – The NBA, China, and selective outrage
41:38 – Slavery in human history
45:00 – Don Cheadle's ancestry and who's most racist
47:51 – People pretending to be black, and growing up diverse
51:01 – Social media and treating jokes as statements
55:19 – Why edgy comedy needs time to develop
57:51 – Complaints, firings, and disposable people
1:01:42 – Dating across political lines
1:03:18 – The Diversity dance routine complaints
1:04:29 – Should you tune it out, or speak up?
1:07:24 – Wrap-up

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster, Lou's friends from the TRIGGERnometry podcast, join Lou to talk about comedy, white nationalists in the comments, Black Lives Matter UK, and getting canceled for a joke about milk.

We also get into Lou's canceled Angel Comedy show (and the collapsed roof), why the UK imported America's protests, Stephen Lawrence and the Macpherson Report, who cancel culture really hurts, missing stand-up, Western self-loathing, the NBA and China, Don Cheadle's ancestry, treating jokes as statements on social media, why edgy comedy needs time to develop, disposable people, dating across political lines, and whether to tune it out or speak up.

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