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He argues that wokeism and DEI were promoted after Occupy Wall Street to divide a broad anti-banking movement by race, gender, and historical grievance instead of wealth redistribution.
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Occupy Wall Street
He argues that wokeism and DEI were promoted after Occupy Wall Street to divide a broad anti-banking movement by race, gender, and historical grievance instead of wealth redistribution.
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"...absolutely right in that. Wokeism was a direct response to Occupy Wall Street. Because remember, in 2008, people were pissed because they found out..."
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"So their strategy then was to promote DEI. To sow dissent and discord and say, like, no, what matters is that class. Okay. That..."
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"Right? And they still got their huge bonuses at the end of the year. So and now what they realize is that, well, no,..."
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