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00:00With how leftists hate hearing both sides are equally bad, they overlook the extremes on both
00:04sides. They often emphasize the differences, but this alone does not prove that both sides are not
00:10equally bad. One strong rebuttal is that the left wants to push speech restrictions. For example,
00:16punishing dissenting academic views under the guise of preventing harm and promoting progressive
00:21inclusivity demonstrates pushing campus speech codes. Therefore, both sides are equally bad.
00:27Another strong rebuttal is that you have to make mandatory diversity statements.
00:31For example, forcing applicants to pledge allegiance to specific social justice frameworks
00:36demonstrates requiring ideological oaths for university hiring. Therefore, both sides are
00:42equally bad. A third strong rebuttal is that they want rent control laws. For example,
00:47implementing aggressive price ceilings on housing that economic consensus demonstrates ultimately
00:52reducing supply and worsening housing shortages. Therefore, both sides are equally bad.
00:58A fourth strong rebuttal is that their bail reform fails. For example, eliminating cash bail for
01:04violent offenses prematurely demonstrates spikes in recidivism and declining public safety metrics.
01:09Therefore, both sides are equally bad. A fifth strong rebuttal is that they want to over-regulate
01:15commerce. For example, imposing burdensome micro-mandates on small businesses demonstrates
01:20stifling economic mobility and favoring massive corporate monopolies. Therefore, both sides are
01:26equally bad. A sixth strong rebuttal is that they want an over-reach on taxes. For example,
01:32proposing confiscatory wealth taxes demonstrates capital flight, economic stagnation, and diminished
01:38investment in domestic innovation. Therefore, both sides are equally bad. A seventh strong rebuttal
01:44is that they want curriculum mandates. For example, forcing ideological revisions into K-12 history
01:50and social studies curricula demonstrates reducing objective facts to partisan political narratives.
01:56Therefore, both sides are equally bad. An eighth strong rebuttal is that they want public safety
02:01cuts. For example, supporting defund the police initiatives that demoralize law enforcement
02:06demonstrates slower emergency response times and rising urban crime. Therefore, both sides are equally
02:12bad. A ninth strong rebuttal is that they want industrial subsidies. For example, directing massive
02:19government intervention into favored green energy sectors demonstrates picking technological winners
02:23and losers with taxpayer money. Therefore, both sides are equally bad. And a tenth strong rebuttal is that
02:30they want gender self-ID laws. For example, enacting policies that allow legal sex changes based purely on
02:37self-declaration demonstrates eroding sex-segregated spaces for women. Therefore, both sides are equally bad.
02:44Ultimately, both sides being equally bad cannot be accurately understood through ignoring either
02:49political wing. While leftists may argue for diversity and inclusion, their policy proposals suggest
02:55they're just as bad as the right, but in different ways.
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