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Addressing cultural issues, the conversation touches on the anti-woke movement's branding and effectiveness. The speakers note that "woke" ideology is often funded by state actors—particularly through government and international funding sources—designed to divide society via identity politics, undermining rational discourse. They reference a Tennessee speaker who described wokeism as cultural Marxism, rebranded to weaken Western culture.
The speakers concur that woke ideology attacks fundamental social constructs—like the definition of man and woman—by attacking the language and social consensus that underpin rationality. This, they suggest, is a deliberate effort to erode social cohesion and create chaos, paving the way for increased state control.