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Benjamin Boyce, defender of the 'unapproved right'

Who exactly is the ‘woke right’? Who gets to decide these labels? And what are these pesky kids up to anyways?

I bring you something different this weekend, a great conversation I had with the inimitable Benjamin Boyce, one of the OG’s in the anti-woke space, whose YouTube channel I have been following for years.

A few weeks ago, Boyce wrote a post on X that perfectly summed up my own ambivalence about internecine fighting in the anti-woke space, which you may have noticed if you spend too much time online like I do.

Who exactly is the ‘woke right’? Who gets to decide these labels? And what are these whacky kids in the ‘barbarian right,’ the ‘woke right,’ or the ‘unapproved right’ up to anyways?

We discuss Tucker, Trump, Konstantin Kissin, the anti-Semites and lady-haters, the normies and the youths. I end the whole thing by calling him a nerd, which was rude considering he was kind enough to give me his time.

Enjoy!

Chapters

00:00 The Era of Great Schisms

03:01 Navigating the Woke Right and Dissident Discourse

06:05 The Unapproved Right: A New Discourse

08:58 The Complexity of Power and Liberalism

11:47 The Role of Israel in Right-Wing Discourse

15:08 The Intersection of Anti-Semitism and the Unapproved Right

18:03 The Challenge of Tone Policing in Discourse

20:54 The Evolution of Comedians to Thought Leaders

24:05 The Generational Shift in Dissident Thought

27:13 The Importance of Humility in Discourse

30:05 The Role of Religion in Modern Discourse

33:12 The Need for a New Political Framework

35:57 The Future of the Unapproved Right

38:47 The Search for Meaning in a Fragmented World

41:54 The Role of Myths and Old Ways in Society

45:09 The Power of Messaging in Politics

48:00 The Need for Solidarity in Discourse

51:00 The Future of Liberalism and the Right

54:06 The Importance of Listening and Understanding

57:00 The Role of Personal Experience in Shaping Views

01:00:02 The Intersection of Politics and Personal Beliefs