Oct 6, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
**Episode Title: A Conversation with Anthony Watson and Stephen Davis** Hosts Max Flachsmann and Urijah Elstien sit down with Anthony Watson and Stephen Davis for an open, wide-ranging conversation…
Anthony WatsonGuestStephen DavisGuestMax FlachsmannHostUrijah ElstienHostYeah, it's situations like that that make me feel like this nation is so, you know, divided.
You know, the fact that people have to put a life's work worth of effort into a movement just to display that opinions should be displayed.
What do you think is like a major reason that this country is so divided? Well,
The Marxist divide, you know, trying to put people against each other, the oppressor-oppressed dichotomy and paradigm.
And now they're doing it through critical theory, which is more, uh, neo-Marxism or cultural Marxism in which is now about the identities, right? So black versus white, right? You know, critical race theory, um, critical gender theory, you know, women against men or the feminists against the patriarchy, right? Gotta smash the patriarchy, all this goodness, gracious, all that type of stuff.
And then you got intersectionality, where you have all the different oppression And, you know, you have the oppression Olympics.
You're black, you're white, you're Jewish, you're Italian, you're this, you're that, but you're never American.
So they try to separate you from America, and then ultimately they try to put you into an identity category that you identify in, and then they pit you against everybody else, or BIPOC against white, black, indigenous people of color.
Yeah, it's situations like that that make me feel like this nation is so, you know, divided.
You know, the fact that people have to put a life's work worth of effort into a movement just to display that opinions should be displayed.
What do you think is like a major reason that this country is so divided? Well,
The Marxist divide, you know, trying to put people against each other, the oppressor-oppressed dichotomy and paradigm.
And now they're doing it through critical theory, which is more, uh, neo-Marxism or cultural Marxism in which is now about the identities, right? So black versus white, right? You know, critical race theory, um, critical gender theory, you know, women against men or the feminists against the patriarchy, right? Gotta smash the patriarchy, all this goodness, gracious, all that type of stuff.
And then you got intersectionality, where you have all the different oppression And, you know, you have the oppression Olympics.
You're black, you're white, you're Jewish, you're Italian, you're this, you're that, but you're never American.
So they try to separate you from America, and then ultimately they try to put you into an identity category that you identify in, and then they pit you against everybody else, or BIPOC against white, black, indigenous people of color.
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