Timcast IRL

Tim and Adam discuss current events and the need for adventure and meaning, and hark back to Evergreen to figure out the signs we should have paid attention to. Then a recent Babylon Bee story overlaps with reality a little too much as a racetrack holds a 'protest' race and draws thousands of attendees, earning the ire of the governor. Then, the conversation turns to a recent incident involving an IED and an attack on police by a member of the military, the infiltration of American institutions by China, and the interesting theory that the horrible last few months have been preparing us for some kind of war.

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Buffalo police quit en masse after a video of officers pushing a 75-year-old man so that he falls and hits his head go viral, segregation is back, propaganda is everywhere, and people are apologizing too easily. Finally, Tim speaks out in favor of bringing back dueling as a method of settling disputes.

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Tim and Adam have a conversation about the absolute state of millennial protestors, disbanding the police and what that would entail, and Chicago's solution to problems in the city (hint: It involves RAZING entire neighborhoods). Finally, a little conversation about what America means to the beanie crew.

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A leader in the Black Lives Matter Movement is "going to war"...by espousing some very conservative-sounding stances. Then the focus is on the left-wing religion of wokeness as crowds and crowds of people gather to proclaim their guilt and vow to be better and Tim sees the importance of innocence until proven guilty. The conversation naturally turns to the charges being laid against the men in the case of George Floyd.

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The crew discusses the recent speech from Trump, which includes directions for cracking down on the violent riots engulfing the nation. Adam ponders where we go from here, and Tim looks at the steps that have brought us here. Then, a fledgling Antifa member turns himself in to the police under the watch of his parents.

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The latest targets of riots purportedly about George Floyd's death in Minneapolis target the CNN headquarters in Atlanta, and the White House. Tim and Adam discuss some of the issues with policing in the US, and go on to share personal experiences that shape their views of the world. Finally, Trump's censorship by Twitter causes Mark Zuckerberg of all people to defend free speech.

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There are riots in Minnesota, and spreading to other cities across the US, as the MN prosecutor declares there's not enough evidence to bring criminal charges against the police officer involved in George Floyd's death. Then, identity politics appears to have become more prevalent during the Occupy Wall Street movement, and a Twitter personality bests the cancel mob.

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Joe Biden rips a page out of Eric Swalwell's book, Tulsi Gabbard drops her case against Hillary Clinton and Tim and Adam want to know why, and space and rockets catch Tim and Adam's attention.

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In a weak move, Jimmy Fallon apologizes but is still 'cancelled' for making jokes 20 years ago when footage surfaces of him in blackface. This segues neatly into conversation about the power tripping evident in the 'Karen' phenomenon, especially the latest example in New York City. Because of the racial component, this story then leads naturally into the heavy topic of George Floyd, who was killed without justification by cops. Tim and Adam discuss the role racism still plays or doesn't play in the American culture, based on these two stories.

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Tim's friend has lost the plot, highlighting social justice as a creeping infection. In related news, businesses make a point of hiring people from certain races, and the Pulitzer Prize becomes a beacon of diversity, inclusion, and equality. But on the bright side, social justice stories coming back means the earth is healing! Finally, Tim and Adam discuss the relative merits and disadvantages of universal basic income and its implications.

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