Alex Stein critiques America's evolving identity and youth politics (Part 2)

Not that it wasn't a little bit of a melting pot, but you had people from Europe, like white people from Ireland and stuff, people from the UK Coming in, you know, wasn't getting that much chocolate in the apple pie or whatever, whatever analogy you want to use. My point is this. Now, they don't want America to have its own identity. They want to wipe away our identity. They want this country to be ethnically ambiguous. So that is the goal. At the end of the day, communism would probably work best. They want to merge. You know, fascism is the definition of the merger of corporation and state. And, you know, communism is basically kind of a very similar system. And it looks to me like you get to choose between communism or crony capitalism because we have all of these monopolies. It's almost impossible to compete as a small business owner. So it's just like that system will probably die out. And I think that's what's happening right now. People are frustrated with the crony capitalism and they're struggling financially and they're looking for answers. And Donald Trump campaign on giving some of his answers, and he did. He helped us out a little bit. But it seems like with the Iran war and the gas prices surging, people just can't, you know, vibe with that anymore. And I can kind of empathize with that, or I definitely empathize with that. So it's just a sad situation. And that's why young people are saying, I want to be a socialist. I want free health care because they can't afford anything else. Or at least they can go to the doctor, break their leg and get some free pain pills and have a fun weekend for once in their life. So it's not a good situation. And. And I don't know how it gets better, but I guess worrying about it is probably not the best thing to do. Just try to have some fun, have some gratitude. This is a gratitude episode. We'll name this Gratitude with Alex Stein. All right, let's play voicemail number four. Alex, this is lifelong Republican country boy will survive. Just, you know, we got our new David Crowley in. At least it might be as marijuana. Finally, for the rest of us Americans, we can enjoy our life while country goes, love your stuff. Have a good one. Well, you know, it's funny you say that, because we are going to cover President Trump talking about Gina Hinojosa, but now people are saying with the liberal Democrat leadership in Texas, they're going to start legalizing weed, they're going to legalize brothels, legalize gambling. They're going to legalize everything in Texas and turn it into, I guess, Las Vegas, apparently. And, you know, as scary as that sounds and as bad as that sounds, I don't really want legalized gambling. Definitely don't want legalized brothels. And definitely the marijuana thing. I think that, too.