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No I'm not saying that it's always obvious to the people being misogynist, as, like all forms of prejudice, it can be subtle. What I was trying to articulate is that, from a moral perspective, it is black and white if someone can explain to you why something is misogynist/whatever. Like if you could get someone to accept that the wage gap is not a myth, they should then be able to make a simple judgement that the wage gap is morally wrong. Destroying and identifying misogyny at a 100% success rate is the goal, but obviously doing so is not simple. However, I do believe that, on a case by case basis, if you can identify prejudice in something it is then a simple decision to not support that prejudice. I don't know if that clarifies things, but I definitely do agree with you that not everything that is misogynist is necessarily easy to identify/put a stop to.
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In this very episode, Matty B expressed discomfort about the possibility of the cat video depicting animal cruelty. This is indicative of a few things that most people accept: 1) animals can feel pain (that is, they are sentient), and 2) causing animals to feel pain should be avoided whenever possible.
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Combine this with the fact that animal products are unnecessary for health or survival for almost everybody, and it becomes clear that the only justification for eating/using animals is a prejudice against the species that we choose to eat/use (they don't deserve moral consideration, or their pain is less important than our desire to eat/use them), even when it is clear that they feel just as much as the animals (and certain humans) we as a society go to great lengths to protect from pain.
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So, I identify using animals for food/clothing/experiments/etc to be based upon a prejudice (known as 'speciesism'). And because the logic you present in the quoted post, combined with what I presented in this one, was a huge catalyst in me changing my own habits, I'm curious if it has had (or will have) the same effect for you.
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Apologies if this is an unwelcome tangent.
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One of my favorite bits from the show is when Sean and Hayes talked about their love of Star Wars and the new Star Wars movie in the pre-guest segment of Episode 37: Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham, Our Close Friends.
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Everything from 2:40 on is the absolute best. Sean's "...POINTS!" kills me.
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I have truly been with the show since day 1.
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In fact, I was the person that recorded and uploaded the mp3 of the very first CDRR show to the aspecialthing.com forums (with Scott's explicit permission!). At the time, it was a live-only radio show, not a podcast. And episode 7 may have been lost forever if it hadn't been for me. Same with episode 19.
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For fun, here's a relic from those days: a snippet from right before a PFT guest-hosted episode, where he talks over the very end of the previous show (Barely Legal Radio hosted by Joe Escalante, who, if I remember right, was integral in getting Scott started with Comedy Death Ray Radio):
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Comedy Death Ray Radio - 2009-10-02 (Snippet before the show)
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And that's probably enough horn tooting for me. Congrats on 6 years, Scott.
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“I can be finding that the funny news can even be more actual and more information than the main news. And why am I be supposed to watch the main news, when the funny news, I’m being more smart on that show?”
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That's a busser.
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Does anyone know which RSS epi has them quoting a whole bunch of Osmosis Jones?
Episode 25 at ~15 minutes in
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Mary left off the best part about the Survivor format: the last 7-9 people that get voted out ultimately choose the winner, which means that players have to attempt to be devious while still remaining liked/respected by the people they are voting off. This in turn creates an infinite number of possible ways to win, and pretty much every winner up to this point (29 seasons in) has won in a distinctly different way (besides 2 time winner Sandra).
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If you have a million years to read about Survivor, the dynamic of jury management has never been more evident than with Russel Hantz in Survivor: Somoa (and also Russel Hantz in Survivor: Heroes vs Villains).
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Basically, there is an extremely deep hole you can go down with Survivor (for example, here's 80 hours of audio content talking about the strategy in the first 10 seasons of Survivor alone). It's understandable that it's laughed off by people that are unfamiliar with it, but it really is an outlier in terms of reality shows.
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I'm not totally sure what's happening.
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I like Cashing In with TJ Miller and The Long Shot Podcast a lot, though I've fallen incredibly behind on both as of late.
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It's time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This week's clip:
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Sean's High School Trip (from the guest segment of Episode 26 with Joe Spellman)
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Been considering posting this one for a while, and figured now would be a good time with it being brought up on the forums this week.
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333 is half of 666 (proportion of the ratio, etc). Isn't it messed up how like Seitan never killed anyone in the Bible but everyone thinks he's a big bad guy?
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It's time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This week's clip is a classic:
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Vibes, Andy? from Episode 20 (a call-in episode)
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I hope this can serve as a cautionary tale for everyone calling in tomorrow.
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It's time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This week's clip is a three-for-one:
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Sean goes in the ocean, No one listens, and The system doesn't work good (from the intro to Episode 31)
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I chose this because the Cereal podcast stuff this week reminded me of this George Zimmerman trial bit. Also because it's funny and good.
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Definitely a good ep. I'll likely be posting a lot more from it in future weeks.
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EDIT: I've been taking notes on RSS eps like a real nerdo; here are my ep 26 notes:
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Episode 26:
- Boston marathon bombing
- Affects S&H the most
- Sean ran cross country in high school and almost considered pursuing it
[*]The Amazing Race
- Youtube celeb Joey should be reading the news
- “I had to take a lot of medicine when I was a kid” @ ~14min
[*]Boston marathon bombing part 2
- Sean’s very first twitter follower is the biggest Red Sox fan
- Boston won’t stop being a city
[*]The Real World
- Joshy on the forums doesn’t like the sex talk
- S&H try to avoid gutter talk while playing clips from The Real World
[*]Guest: Spellman
- Not Boston strong
- Sean will guest host Spellman’s twitter soon
- Story: Spellman punching Sean in the face while driving
- Story: Sean bullies a bully in high school
- Story: Sean’s theater teacher’s wife comes on to him in a museum on a high school trip to Europe
- Diggers
- Nectar: Something cool that you find in the earth
- “Oh, that wore that?” (slave tag)
[*]Myrtle Manor
- “a HIGH pressure situation”
- Nectar: Something cool that you find in the earth
- Affects S&H the most
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- Boston marathon bombing
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It's time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This week's clip: Tanksgiving (from the intro to episode 5)
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And a quick bonus clip: Oh, Dat Wore Dat? (from episode 26, while talking about Savage Family Diggers with guest Joe Spellman)
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Happy Tanksgiving everyone.
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finish him
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(anyone else play mort & combat?)
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Joe McGurl makes dreams a reality.
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Pretty sure we're best buds now.
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It's (an inopportune) time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This weeks clip: Face Down in a Locker (from episode 24, while talking about The Real World)
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It's time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This week's clip: Reality Show Show - Top Chef - Roller Skate Names (Episode 10)
By the way, this clip might be the first instance of something being too scary. I'll be able to confirm or deny this in some future week.
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Doesn't work for me. Pls fix.
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Whoops, did fix.
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It's time for
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The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week
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This week's clip: Top Chef - Roller Skate Names (Episode 10)
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EPISODE 191 — Drizzle, No Apologies
in improv4humans with Matt Besser
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About medical research using animal testing: I don't know enough about the effectiveness of the research or its necessity to have a strong opinion, but I do know that the overwhelming majority of animals killed/used are for food.
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It definitely can be hard to avoid all animal use (for example, plastic bags use animal fat as a slip agent), but it's definitely worth it to strive to do as much as possible, whatever that may be (in fact, 'as far as is possible and practicable' is included in the definition of veganism).