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Jul 1, 2018 1 hr 19 min

The Black/White Situation

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We kick off the show with some surprising news from the Anthony Klan and "deep dive" into its implications. This leads us into a discussion regarding the phrase "you are out of your cotton picking mind" as said by David Bosse. We discuss how our views have changed since the beginning of the show and end up discussing immigration and minimum wage. I am sure that even with all of this serious talk, we will end up offending someone. If you make it through and were entertained, please consider becoming a patron over at our Patreon page. You can also find our merchandise for sale over here and our complete back catalog of shows here.

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