Speaker 1: All right, there appears to be a lot of angry
Speaker 1: people in America these days, and it's profitable to be angry.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about that also. Seven days to Christmas Eve?
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Speaker 1: that lighting. Okay, So you know, for these shows leading
Speaker 1: up to Christmas, where I'm going to take a break,
Speaker 1: I may not feel like doing a lot of world news.
Speaker 1: I may just feel like talking, just talking, just talking
Speaker 1: to you. Yes, I know there was a school shooting yesterday,
Speaker 1: but I don't care. I have no thoughts and prayers
Speaker 1: left until the United States is actually willing to act.
Speaker 1: But it did make me think about anger. How angry
Speaker 1: was that girl because girls don't do this? How angry
Speaker 1: was that girl that she had to pick up a
Speaker 1: gun go to school kill people? Got me thinking about anger?
Speaker 1: So yesterday a bunch of things got me thinking about anger.
Speaker 2: A the election.
Speaker 1: We know that Donald Trump won because of angry white
Speaker 1: men and some brown and black, but basically angry men
Speaker 1: men who are angry that their way of life is
Speaker 1: being threatened according to them, that the gays won everything,
Speaker 1: and the drags and the trans and the you know,
Speaker 1: and the border and the oh, they're mad about everything.
Speaker 1: They're just they're mad about everything. And they didn't want positivity,
Speaker 1: they didn't want joy, they didn't want anything Kamala had
Speaker 1: to offer. They didn't want that you know, they wanted anger,
Speaker 1: and Trump and the GOP gave them anger, and they
Speaker 1: won on that. They won on anger, and right wing
Speaker 1: across the world right now is winning and what are
Speaker 1: they winning on? Not policy, They're winning on anger. People
Speaker 1: are angry at their lot in life. They're angry at
Speaker 1: how hard they're working and getting so little back. They're
Speaker 1: angry that they see others getting theirs and they're not
Speaker 1: getting any. They're angry that they think that their work
Speaker 1: and their resources is being given away to somebody. They're angry.
Speaker 1: There is an anger problem in the world right now.
Speaker 1: Mass shootings, you don't shoot people, you're not mad at.
Speaker 1: You don't shoot people you're ambivalent at. Okay, so shootings,
Speaker 1: there's so much anger. And I started thinking about angry
Speaker 1: yesterday and I watched Nickel Boys. I'm watching Wicked today,
Speaker 1: finally got the screener. But I'm watching Nickel Boys last night,
Speaker 1: another screener of a movie you're probably gonna hear a
Speaker 1: lot about. And it's another movie about how horrible white
Speaker 1: people were to black people and how black people had
Speaker 1: to persevere and form relationships in the worst of situations.
Speaker 1: And watching that, I thought to myself, how is it
Speaker 1: all white people aren't dead?
Speaker 2: And I mean I really meant that.
Speaker 1: I was like, how is it that black people have
Speaker 1: not just risen up and killed every white person around?
Speaker 2: Because we treat them horribly.
Speaker 1: We treated them horribly, we act like they deserve to
Speaker 1: be treated horribly. We incarcerate them in record numbers more
Speaker 1: than white people. The justice system is completely unfair when
Speaker 1: it comes to black or brown people. So how are
Speaker 1: black people not out there every You know, when I
Speaker 1: think about how angry black people really should be, just
Speaker 1: as angry as gays, I think to myself, Black Lives
Speaker 1: Matter was awfully peaceful because these people, they haven't just
Speaker 1: been treated poorly.
Speaker 2: We treated animals.
Speaker 1: Better in the fifties, sixties, and seventies than we did
Speaker 1: black people. We treated animals better than we treated black
Speaker 1: people in the forties and the thirties. We treat animals
Speaker 1: better then we do humans, particularly black humans, gay humans,
Speaker 1: brown humans, women. And watching this Nickel boys, I just
Speaker 1: thought to myself, my god, you know, it's amazing black
Speaker 1: people even speak to us.
Speaker 2: There really is.
Speaker 1: And you say, well, I'm not the one who did that. Well,
Speaker 1: we still support a system that doesn't well, what am
Speaker 1: I supposed to do? Corel Oh, I'm so tired of
Speaker 1: all those what am I supposed to do? It wasn't
Speaker 1: me blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. These people
Speaker 1: have a right to be mad for hundreds of years
Speaker 1: after what we did to them. If it were any
Speaker 1: other world, they'd take over and treat us the same
Speaker 1: way we treated them. But of course, anger doesn't really
Speaker 1: serve the individual. It serves politicians, it serves those were
Speaker 1: the cause, it serves campaigners, but it doesn't really serve you.
Speaker 1: Anger is not good in your life because it turns
Speaker 1: you into someone you don't want to be. And I'm
Speaker 1: speaking firsthand. Last night, I wanted to see if I'd
Speaker 1: ever written editorials about anger, and so I went through
Speaker 1: my two books that I you know, my compilation of essays,
Speaker 1: and I found myself spending about three and a half
Speaker 1: hours last night reading my own editorials, and I started crying.
Speaker 1: I literally started crying. And I started crying because I said,
Speaker 1: you were so angry after Andrew died. You were so
Speaker 1: angry at everybody, but more importantly, you were really angry
Speaker 1: at the gaze you were. I was so angry at
Speaker 1: gay people. I was angry that we weren't further along
Speaker 1: in our rights. I was angry that it appeared to
Speaker 1: me that we cared more about going and drinking and
Speaker 1: doing drugs for white Party weekend than actually making any
Speaker 1: political inroads.
Speaker 2: I was so.
Speaker 1: Mad that a lot of my writing is actually homophobic,
Speaker 1: and I wondered, why did Advocate and huff Post and
Speaker 1: all of.
Speaker 2: Them print these editorials.
Speaker 1: They're angry, and I realize now that was the reason,
Speaker 1: because they were angry and they spoke against the norm.
Speaker 1: I can honestly tell you after reading a lot of
Speaker 1: my essays last night, I do not feel the same
Speaker 1: way about my community, about the world, or about myself
Speaker 1: as I did in my thirties and forties.
Speaker 2: I do not.
Speaker 1: I also don't remember half of what I wrote about.
Speaker 1: I was so drugged, God was I drugged. But I
Speaker 1: was mad, and I.
Speaker 2: Thought, what did it turn you into? We had to
Speaker 2: turn you into something.
Speaker 1: I was angry at everybody for letting Andrew die, for
Speaker 1: not letting us be married, for just so much.
Speaker 2: I was angry, and I.
Speaker 1: Thought it must have served you well, because those are
Speaker 1: the most successful times of your life.
Speaker 2: But that's not who you are.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, I'm still passionate, but there's a difference between
Speaker 1: passion and anger. There really is, And I'm still passionate
Speaker 1: about the same causes. But now I don't care about
Speaker 1: gays that go to white party and do drugs, and
Speaker 1: I really don't care. Back then, I denounced them and
Speaker 1: said how dare you? And you know, I even said,
Speaker 1: if you get AIDS in the modern age, you deserve
Speaker 1: it because there's all this information out there and you're
Speaker 1: ignoring it. No one deserves to get sick, you know,
Speaker 1: even ignorant people don't deserve to get sick. And it
Speaker 1: wasn't up to me to tell them that they did.
Speaker 1: So anger can shape your career, it can shape your
Speaker 1: political life, it can it can shape a lot. And
Speaker 1: right now the biggest thing that anger is shaping is
Speaker 1: our country. We now have a country shape buying anger
Speaker 1: on the left about the right, anger on the right
Speaker 1: about the left.
Speaker 2: And subsequently it's not healthy and at all, it's not
Speaker 2: holding us back, preventing us from moving forward.
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Speaker 1: So anger is a valid emotion, and it certainly is
Speaker 1: a useful emotion. It is, but it has it can't
Speaker 1: be the only emotion on the spectrum. And I have
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Speaker 1: Babeta Gonzalez, who says, I'm not only.
Speaker 2: Feeling angry, I'm feeling vengeance.
Speaker 1: I know, Lisa, nothing done to humans has not been
Speaker 1: done to other animals. Cut the specism. I'm sorry, but
Speaker 1: that's not true. That's just not true. Yeah, we kill
Speaker 1: animals for food, and we torture them and all of that,
Speaker 1: But what we've done to other humans it does excel
Speaker 1: beyond what we've even done to animals. It really does,
Speaker 1: because we've done it longer and animals can't stick up
Speaker 1: for themselves like humans can. That's a lie. I'm sorry, Mary,
Speaker 1: but that's a lie. That is a lie because many
Speaker 1: humans can't stick up for themselves. Blacks in the fifties
Speaker 1: and sixties couldn't stick up for themselves.
Speaker 2: If they did, they died, just like an animal.
Speaker 1: When an animal sticks up for itself by biting, by
Speaker 1: attacking a.
Speaker 2: Human, we kill it.
Speaker 1: We do the same thing to humans that stick up
Speaker 1: for themselves, particularly if they're black or brown or gay.
Speaker 1: We punish them for sticking up for themselves. So no,
Speaker 1: humans women cannot stick If women can stick up for themselves,
Speaker 1: how come you don't have a right to choose. If
Speaker 1: women can stick up for themselves, then how come they
Speaker 1: don't make equal pay?
Speaker 2: How come they are oppressed?
Speaker 1: How come they didn't get the right to vote, the
Speaker 1: right to vote until just one hundred years ago. If
Speaker 1: women can truly stick up for themselves, how come they're
Speaker 1: raped in record numbers. So no, not every human can
Speaker 1: stand up for themselves, just like not every animal, and
Speaker 1: we do need humans to stick up for the animals.
Speaker 1: I'm a vegan, so don't come at me. If you're
Speaker 1: not a vegan and you're telling me about animal cruelty.
Speaker 2: Shut up, just move on. If you're not vegan.
Speaker 1: You don't get to comment about animal cruelty because you
Speaker 1: allow sentient beings to be murdered in horrible ways just
Speaker 1: so you can have a burger. And that kind of
Speaker 1: the fact that we allow it goes hand in hand.
Speaker 1: A civilization that can treat animals the way that we
Speaker 1: treat them, it's not a far stretch that they treat
Speaker 1: humans that way.
Speaker 2: It's really not.
Speaker 1: We treat humans the same way we treat animals in
Speaker 1: many shapes and forms. And it's because we can kill
Speaker 1: animals with impunity and not feel a thing, that we
Speaker 1: can also kill other humans with impunity and not feel
Speaker 1: a thing. You know, policies are made like healthcare companies.
Speaker 2: That's in the news.
Speaker 1: Healthcare companies can let you die and not feel anything
Speaker 1: because quite frankly, we let so many other things die.
Speaker 2: Look what we're doing to the planet. We are killing
Speaker 2: our home.
Speaker 1: We are literally every day killing our home with impunity.
Speaker 1: Why because we can. That's why, because no one stops us.
Speaker 1: White people treated black people in this movie Nickel Boys.
Speaker 1: White people treated black people the way they treated them
Speaker 1: because they can. Men treat women the way that they
Speaker 1: treat them because they can, And in my angry rants
Speaker 1: in my books, I found that I felt that way
Speaker 1: about gay people. That I said that gay people were
Speaker 1: being treated this way by straight people because they can,
Speaker 1: because we don't get in their face. We don't elect
Speaker 1: lawmakers that will protect us. We don't stand up for ourselves.
Speaker 1: You know, I spoke out in the book against hate
Speaker 1: crime legislation and said, we don't need it.
Speaker 2: A crime is a crime.
Speaker 1: If you're beating someone up, it doesn't matter if you're
Speaker 1: calling them fag while you're doing it.
Speaker 2: It's the beating that's the problem. I was wrong about that.
Speaker 2: I was wrong.
Speaker 1: I was wrong because hate crime legislation gave us another
Speaker 1: way to stand up, to make it harder to hurt us.
Speaker 1: But we on this planet do things simply because we can.
Speaker 1: If health and you know, everyone's mad at health insurance companies,
Speaker 1: they abuse us because they can abuse us because nobody
Speaker 1: stops them. Black people are still treated the way that
Speaker 1: they are treated because nobody stops them. White people need
Speaker 1: to be stopped, but no one stops them. And why,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Is it cowardice?
Speaker 2: You know? Is it personal safety?
Speaker 1: Back in the day, black people didn't stand up for
Speaker 1: themselves because they got killed, so personal safety overrode self preservation.
Speaker 2: The same with gays, I guess.
Speaker 1: I guess we just bow down to whatever is done
Speaker 1: to us, you know, if like they're trying to overturn
Speaker 1: same sex marriage. Now I'm not saying we should assassinate
Speaker 1: Supreme Court judges.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 1: But if gay groups got together and started an enormous
Speaker 1: recall on the judges, they can be impeached. And if
Speaker 1: these gay groups align themselves with true allies and dumped
Speaker 1: a fortune into impeachment, you know, campaigns against Clarence Thomas,
Speaker 1: against Roberts, a well funded campaign where they could also
Speaker 1: give money to senators and congress people, things would change.
Speaker 1: Things change when the oppressed stop it, when they stop
Speaker 1: being oppressed, when they turn around.
Speaker 2: But the sad part is.
Speaker 1: That often those who are oppressed become oppressors, and that's
Speaker 1: really sad. And that happens people who were formally victims
Speaker 1: become oppressors, which is really sad, but I understand.
Speaker 2: How it happens.
Speaker 1: So anger is all around us. I think the healthcare
Speaker 1: executive being shot really showed us how much anger there
Speaker 1: is at healthcare companies where hardly anybody felt bad about
Speaker 1: another human being gunned down in the street because that
Speaker 1: human ran a company that condones our death. I look
Speaker 1: at that and I think there's so much anger everywhere.
Speaker 1: And it's the holiday season. Aren't we supposed to be
Speaker 1: letting go of anger. Aren't we supposed to be thinking
Speaker 1: about joy and happiness and love and family and be
Speaker 1: reminded of all the things that are really important. Because
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but anger is exhausting. I've
Speaker 1: been angry at Donald Trump and MAGA and people that
Speaker 1: support Donald Trump so long that it's exhausting me. I've
Speaker 1: been angry at mainstream media CNN, you know, even MSNBC
Speaker 1: and Fox. I've been mad, like mad, angry, yelling at
Speaker 1: the TV. I've been angry at these people for so long.
Speaker 1: It's exhausting. Anger is exhausting, and I think it's why
Speaker 1: we're all pretty tired. I think this holiday season, we're
Speaker 1: all exhausted, and we're exhausted because we're angry Trump won.
Speaker 1: We're angry at Joe Biden for not letting Kamala or
Speaker 1: another candidate take over sooner. We're angry at the Democrats
Speaker 1: for being impotent in the face of such a threat.
Speaker 1: I mean, how impotent are you that you couldn't beat
Speaker 1: a convicted felon. We're angry at people who would vote
Speaker 1: for him. We're angry at senators and congress people that
Speaker 1: support him. We're angry that there's not bigger strides being
Speaker 1: made to save our planet.
Speaker 2: It's exhausting all the things we're angry at.
Speaker 1: And I don't know about you, but after reading about
Speaker 1: how angry I was in my thirties and forties.
Speaker 2: I don't want to spend the rest of it off.
Speaker 2: I really don't. So what do we do?
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Speaker 1: keep the party going as long as we can. So
Speaker 1: I've upset lisend the chatroom at YouTube dot com. Forward
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Speaker 1: just shows you how anger flourishes. Because I'm on there,
Speaker 1: I'm on our side. I'm a vegan, okay, I am
Speaker 1: a vegan, and I want the entire world to be vegan.
Speaker 1: Uh And so you know, the notion that I support
Speaker 1: animal cruelty is ridiculous. But that being said, we can't
Speaker 1: treat animals better, you know why, because we can't treat
Speaker 1: each other better. You know, here in Las Vegas there
Speaker 1: was a bulldog named Rose who was put inside a
Speaker 1: plastic tub with her feet tied. The tub was duct
Speaker 1: tape closed and put behind a dumpster in one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty degree heat. Rosie was found brought to a vet,
Speaker 1: but she died. They did a fifty thousand dollar reward,
Speaker 1: and now they have found the two people that did that.
Speaker 1: I want them put into a tub, wrapped in duct
Speaker 1: tape and put behind a dumpster in one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty degree heat. I really truly do, like I'm not
Speaker 1: making that up. I want that punishment for them. You
Speaker 1: felt it was okay to do that to a living being,
Speaker 1: let's do it to you. But that being said, we
Speaker 1: can't treat animals better because we can't treat each other
Speaker 1: because humans take babies and put them in trash cans.
Speaker 1: Babies the most pure, beautiful little things on the planet.
Speaker 1: How anyone could kill a baby and we do. How
Speaker 1: anybody could put a baby in a trash can like
Speaker 1: it's human garbage. I will never understand that, never in
Speaker 1: a billion years. I will never understand how humans could
Speaker 1: create slaves out of other animals and other humans. We
Speaker 1: can't treat animals better because we don't treat each other
Speaker 1: with any respect or dignity. And I don't mean you
Speaker 1: and I, Okay, most of you do. I know I
Speaker 1: do too. But as a race, we do not treat
Speaker 1: each other with dignity, with respect, with love, with kindness.
Speaker 2: We just don't do that.
Speaker 1: We opt for other emotions first, skepticism, cynicism, anger, fear,
Speaker 1: and I don't know that as a species we're ever
Speaker 1: gonna change that. I hope we do. And all I
Speaker 1: would like to say on this show to you all
Speaker 1: is let's drain some of the anger away of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four. We were caught in the middle of a
Speaker 1: tumultuous election with a man that we all hate, and
Speaker 1: now we've got Elon Musk and all these despots taking
Speaker 1: the center stage. I'm telling you, having anger every day
Speaker 1: in your life will kill you. And I don't want
Speaker 1: you guys to die early. That's why I want you
Speaker 1: all to be a vegan. It's healthier and you feel
Speaker 1: better about life. I feel so great when I see
Speaker 1: a cow that I don't eat them. I see pigs
Speaker 1: all the time, and I feel so happy that I
Speaker 1: don't eat them. I see chickens and think I don't
Speaker 1: eat you. I feel so grateful and happy that I
Speaker 1: don't eat and I don't support with my money that
Speaker 1: the horrible murder and torture of those beings. But my
Speaker 1: money does support the horrible torture of human beings Ukraine, Israel,
Speaker 1: what's happening in Gaza, the US bank horrible we're treating
Speaker 1: We are treating Palestinians certainly worse than animals, or the
Speaker 1: same as animals, whatever, killing them with impunity, starving them.
Speaker 1: That's why I worry about our species. We kind of
Speaker 1: do treat everything unilaterally like crap, like like it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Like we treat the planet like crap, like we don't
Speaker 1: need it. We treat animals like they don't deserve respect
Speaker 1: and dignity and life. We do barbaric things to them,
Speaker 1: burn their skins with brands, or burn their hoods, or
Speaker 1: burn their beaks off, or we do just horrible like
Speaker 1: chamber of horror stuff.
Speaker 2: But then again, we do that to humans even in
Speaker 2: the name of beauty.
Speaker 1: We make women torture themselves, fill their breast with silicone
Speaker 1: that can break, walk in heels that cause leg and
Speaker 1: butt problems, wear makeup that gives them infections. We demand
Speaker 1: a lot from people, and I'm just saying that as
Speaker 1: I age, as I move forward in life, I want
Speaker 1: to start leaving some of that behind.
Speaker 2: Don't you don't. Aren't you just tired of being mad
Speaker 2: all the time? I am.
Speaker 1: I'm so tired of being worried, fearful and mad all
Speaker 1: the time, worried about health. I'm so sick of being
Speaker 1: worried about health. As I laid in an MRI tube yesterday.
Speaker 1: You know, I had a mammogram two months ago. That
Speaker 1: technology is great, it saves lives, but we got to
Speaker 1: find a better way. That's not acceptable to treat a
Speaker 1: woman or a man squeeze this so hard and stand
Speaker 1: like this, and that's just that's barbaric, and an MRI
Speaker 1: is kind of barbaric. Lay in this little tiny tube
Speaker 1: for forty minutes, you know, with this enormously loud even
Speaker 1: with the headphones, this loud heart. Yes, I know it's
Speaker 1: life saving, but come on and prove the technology, for
Speaker 1: the love of God, it's almost like torture. It's like Jesus,
Speaker 1: I just think over the holidays, we should reset. And
Speaker 1: I didn't want to anger anybody today, certainly in a
Speaker 1: show about anger.
Speaker 2: I just think we should reset.
Speaker 1: We should remember that being angry all the time only
Speaker 1: hurts us, doesn't hurt Donald Trump to be mad at
Speaker 1: him every day. You know, last night my friend Steve
Speaker 1: upset me because I sent him a story that hate
Speaker 1: crimes against gays in Los Angeles, LA County have jumped
Speaker 1: the highest since recorded record. Hate crimes against LGBTQ people
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles County have skyrocketed to the highest of
Speaker 1: any recorded time. And Steve's all, you know, I don't
Speaker 1: need to see this. I don't need to be angry.
Speaker 1: I don't need and I thought, well, it's the news
Speaker 1: you should pay attention. But then I thought, you know,
Speaker 1: he's kind of he can't stop those hate crimes. Why
Speaker 1: over the holidays? You know, worry about such things. So
Speaker 1: I just want you to release some of it, find
Speaker 1: ways constructive, ways to release that anger. Don't be me
Speaker 1: in my thirties and forties, after reading some of those editorials,
Speaker 1: I thought, oh God, you were so bitter. It made
Speaker 1: Andrew's death made me very bitter. And who wouldn't, I mean,
Speaker 1: he died in front of me and was tossed aside
Speaker 1: because we were gay. So who wouldn't be angry about it,
Speaker 1: but it made me very bitter for a long long time.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be that again. And Trump is
Speaker 1: doing the same thing to me. Living in Trump's America
Speaker 1: is making me.
Speaker 2: Very very bitter.
Speaker 1: People who refuse, people online who attack me for being
Speaker 1: vegan are making me very bitter because they're the ones
Speaker 1: doing the wrong thing. They're the ones destroying the planet
Speaker 1: and killing sentient being.
Speaker 2: And yet they.
Speaker 1: Always attack me online and call me names and tell
Speaker 1: me that I don't know what I'm talking about, or
Speaker 1: that I don't know the science.
Speaker 2: But I do. And it makes me very bitter.
Speaker 1: When I hear people defending being a carnivore and defending
Speaker 1: eating red meat, I'm like, there's no need, and I
Speaker 1: get so angry, Like, God, you're so stupid.
Speaker 2: I get angry.
Speaker 1: It's stupid, And unfortunately, there's so much stupid in the
Speaker 1: country right now. You can spend all day being angry
Speaker 1: about it. All Right, Today's Tuesday. I'm gonna watch whatch
Speaker 1: Get Wicked this afternoon. Finally Tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday, and
Speaker 1: then I'm gone next week and the week after. There
Speaker 1: will be shows, but they'll be pre recorded, they won't
Speaker 1: be live. Sorry I was a half hour late today,
Speaker 1: but I ran in trouble this morning. Well I wasn't trouble.
Speaker 2: I just I ran late. I ran late.
Speaker 1: So but I love you. I don't want you to
Speaker 1: be angry at me or anyone else. I want you
Speaker 1: to have a lovely holiday season. I want you to
Speaker 1: try to replace anger with tom try to replace anger
Speaker 1: with joy, try to replace it with something positive.
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Speaker 2: phn't hurt anybody.
Speaker 1: Will be plenty of time here to be anger after
Speaker 1: the inauguration. Brothers, plenty of them, and I'm sure plenty
Speaker 1: of things.
Speaker 2: To be angry act. But right now, let's let it rain,
Speaker 2: Let's not turn bitter.
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Speaker 3: Yours listen daily to
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