Don't need a degree to know that denying reality and truth is unhealthy.

Imagine repeating taught group think and slogans instead of using your own brain? it must make you crazy eventually.

Mental illness was around long before woke ideas Bethlem Royal Hospital has been a nut house since about 1330ad and still going

"Men who the speaker refers to as "transwomen" are sometimes gay men but the vast majority of men who claim to be women are heterosexual and derive sexual satisfaction from being "treated" like women. Sexologist Dr.Ray Blanchard coined the phrase autogynophilia or AGP to describe this cohort. Mr.Debbie Hayton is an example of a man who is AGP who has been open about this behavior. Cheers. TM-

👏👏👏 Excellent interview! It is a real pleasure to see Prof. Kaufmann regularly on GB News. His fight against woke nonsense in society and academia is exemplary.

this is a good one

Interesting discussion!

Personality Disorders beat anxiety/depression any day

What sort of normal person would support the newgermanempire?

Love the Westcoast 🇨🇦 accent. And like most 🇨🇦 a diverse background. 🇨🇦 are experts on woke.

The Universities need to get read of "Social Scientists" who spend all their time conducting silly surveys. It is a nonsense discipline.

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *📉 The mentally ill tend to align more with "woke" ideologies, correlating mental health issues like anxiety and depression with beliefs in systemic racism globally.* 00:25 *🌊 Eric Kaufmann uses a wave metaphor to describe the persistence of "woke" culture, despite its perceived decline, suggesting it has more enduring social dynamics compared to past movements like McCarthyism.* 01:07 *🔄 Discussing generational shifts, Kaufmann predicts a future where younger, more "woke" generations could influence political and social directions, intensifying cultural and ideological conflicts.* 02:15 *🕰️ Kaufmann argues that what is perceived as a recent phenomenon of cultural awakenings is actually the third in a series, with historical precedents dating back to the 1960s, each characterized by rising demands for racial and gender studies in academia.* 03:50 *🚫 He cites the cancellation of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan as an early instance of "cancel culture," highlighting how this trend has historical roots in reactions to controversial sociopolitical reports.* 05:42 *🚌 The explanation of "busing" policies in the U.S. shows historical challenges in desegregation efforts, noting unintended consequences like "white flight" that complicated these policies.* 07:04 *📲 Kaufmann discusses the impact of social media on spreading "woke" ideologies from campuses to broader public and media discourse, significantly influencing younger generations before they even reach university.* 09:07 *🚺 Analyzing gender differences in political and cultural views, Kaufmann observes that young women are more likely than young men to adopt "woke" positions, potentially due to different socialization and ideological exposure.* 11:52 *🔄 The discussion pivots to ideological empathy, noting a shift in societal norms that prioritize the needs of perceived marginalized groups over others, even within feminist contexts.* 16:01 *💑 Addressing the influence of "woke" ideology on dating preferences, Kaufmann suggests that political and cultural views significantly shape personal relationships, especially among young people.* 17:14 *🌍 The conversation extends to global perspectives, comparing the prevalence of "woke" ideologies and youth political engagement across different cultures, with specific references to Europe.* 19:45 *📊 Kaufmann predicts increasing polarization and the growing political importance of cultural issues, suggesting that these will likely shape future electoral politics more significantly.* 22:32 *📘 Kaufmann refers to the "coddling of the American mind" and the mental health crisis, suggesting a link between mental fragility and desires for speech protection via censorship.* 23:14 *📉 Analyzing U.S. student data, Kaufmann finds only a small difference in censorship support between mentally ill and healthy liberals, indicating that ideology, not mental health, primarily drives censorious attitudes.* 24:12 *🧠 While mental illness correlates with certain political beliefs, it does not significantly explain the broader phenomenon of "wokeness."* 25:19 *🏫 Discussing academic accommodations, Kaufmann notes a rise in students citing mental health issuesto gain extensions or exemptions, reflecting leniency in university policies.* 26:42 *🗣️ Kaufmann shares experiences from speaking at colleges, noting challenges in engaging with "woke" students and the difficulty in changing deeply held beliefs.* 27:56 *💬 He explores the potential for changing "woke" ideologies, suggesting it often requires a significant emotional event or realization to shift views.* 30:26 *🔄 Kaufmann argues that "woke" ideologies are more about emotional attachment to certain values than about status, contradicting some theories that suggest social status drives these beliefs.* 32:47 *📚 Emphasizing education, Kaufmann calls for reforms to prevent ideological indoctrination in schools, which he sees as critical for shaping future generations' values and beliefs.* 35:48 *🎓 He critiques the reliance on school choice as a solution to educational bias, arguing that widespread curricular reforms are necessary to address ideological imbalances.* 37:24 *📈 Kaufmann discusses the significant leftward shift among professionals and intellectuals compared to the general population, highlighting a growing ideological divide in elite institutions like universities and the media.* 45:03 *🔄 Kaufmann discusses the need for "organic intellectuals" to articulate and promote conservative ideas to influence cultural and political shifts.* 45:17 *🎓 He highlights the challenge of attracting conservative youth to journalism and suggests creating supportive networks similar to those in law (e.g., the Federalist Society).* 46:25 *🌱 Kaufmann emphasizes the importance of establishing clear career pathways for conservatives in journalism and bureaucracy to ensure representation and influence.* 47:35 *📈 Discussing generational shifts, Kaufmann notes a potential increase in conservative views among Gen Z, driven by a backlash against extreme "woke" ideologies.* 48:06 *🤔 He cautions that data on the political leanings of young people are inconsistent, making it hard to definitively state a significant conservative shift among Gen Z.* 49:18 *🏛️ Kaufmann reflects on political disillusionment among youth, suggesting they are likely to oppose whichever party is in power, influencing their political leanings.* 50:28 *🇬🇧 He speculates that British youth may become more conservative over time, especially after extended periods of left-wing governance.* 51:11 *🌍 Kaufmann discusses how global issues like the situation in Gaza influence young Westerners' political views, often through a lens of critical theory.* 53:44 *🌊 He predicts ongoing "waves of emotional fervor" as long as current societal values around race and liberalism remain dominant.* 55:10 *🗳️ Kaufmann suggests that cultural issues will increasingly decide elections, which could lead to significant political shifts if "woke" becomes a vote-loser.* 56:06 *📚 He advocates for a multi-faceted approach to reforming institutions and winning the battle of ideas, emphasizing the potential for positive political change through concerted action.* Made with HARPA AI

Pretty much none of these commenters actually watched the interview. They are just trolls, some of them antisemitic trolls.

US history lessons perhaps should mention also the Islam-motivated Barbary Pirates, how they led to Christopher Columbus’ discovering America and to establishment of a US Navy.

Postmodernism actually has a lot to teach us about the "plastic" nature of post industrial, online society. Postmodernism looks into "consumerism" and reveals how we are in deep water and can no longer touch the bottom. We ignore Postmodernist literature's warnings to our peril.

lol 😂 I bet this guy has been to a certain island frequented by prince Andrew

Please interview Ed Dutton/ Jolly Heretic

World Of Knowledge Entropy.

🎉 That explains Ba’Nana Akoooa, Gimp Dolan, Pat di alcoholic, basically the lot of them on here 🎉

There was amss indoctrination, formation, during Maost revolution and Belshevik also. The horros could not have tranapired without that.

min 13..The image of the Black male rapist in the 1930s SOUTH. Not in other parts of the USA?

They gets perks government replaced father with government

"Look out at your children, See their faces in golden rays. Don't kid yourself they belong to you, they're the start of the coming race. The earth is a bitch We've finished our news, Homo sapiens have outgrown their use. All the strangers came today, and it looks as though they're here to stay."

HE IS NOT A KAUFMAN

After this post, 4 remainers come on other threads and immediately started projecting this😂😂

This fellow has an aire of "untrustworthy' imposed on me.

Bizarre video.

1 comment?😂😂😂😂😂 Youre all on other posts projecting

I heard that Mr Trump is suffering from deprssion and anxiety after his 34 guilty verdicts, does this make him woke?

They was born that way !

Load of bollocks. If anti Murdoch fox news is wake, count me in

How ridiculous! If you are teaching a class on the American Civil War, you do not need to talk about slavery around the world.