RADIO: Canceling Pride Month, On Chicago’s Morning Answer
I had a piece at The American Spectator earlier this week making the case that America should reject the concept of, and punish the execution of, Pride Month…
There is no popular appetite for this. It’s being foisted on us by a radical, privileged elite that believes themselves to be enlightened beyond our mere Judeo-Christian morality.
The Machine is responsible for this.
Last week Anson Frericks, former U.S. president of sales and distribution for Anheuser-Busch, was on Fox News. Frericks, who’s a co-founder of Strive Asset Management, spilled the beans on why the Dylan Mulvaney disaster could happen:
‘You just have to follow the money. Take a look at BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard — they manage $20 billion worth of capital,’ he said.
Frericks said a lot of the money managed by institutional investors comes from big pension funds like those of the state of California, which put ideological pressure on the money managers.
Because “sometimes you have to force behavior.”
So the pressure comes from the financial elite, and it turns the corporations woke, and the woke corporations saturate the market with queer advocacy in pursuit of the fascist ESG social credit score it’s demanded that they satisfy. And Pride Month turns into not a celebration at all but rather an exercise of political and cultural dominance on the part of people nobody voted for.
So it’s time to vote — with your feet and with your dollars. And with your ballot and your voice.
It’s time to punish the purveyors of Pride Month for what this has turned into.
Because the response to “you will be made to care” has to be “you will be made to regret my caring.”
The piece has picked up a decent amount of traffic, so naturally the folks at AM 560 in Chicago, and specifically hosts Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson of the Morning Answer show, decided to have me on to talk about the imposition of the Left’s cultural agenda on the country and what can be done about it.
The segment goes about 18 minutes and change, and it’s a pretty good discussion…
