Roseanne and Samantha Bee were offensive but who was worse? Should either show be penalized for one person saying something offensive? What about free speech? Do people have a right to be offensive or should society reprimand those who hurt peoples feelings? Joining me today is Bunty King to discuss the issue and make a special announcement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBECi98kNGE&t=0s&list=PLxQaod7tWvYL5ccyYzuvKjDSvNUrXeO9p&index=2

Article 13 is potentially a very serious threat to internet freedom in the EU. There is a concern that the article could censor people, end fair sue, and require services to monitor users activity online. But who is pushing the claim and is this really that dangerous? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp8S3VJKQrA&index=2&list=PLxQaod7tWvYL5ccyYzuvKjDSvNUrXeO9p&t=0s

Forced Racial bias training doesn't work and often backfires making people more biased and resentful. In the wake of the Starbucks racism incidents they closed down their stores and had employees undergo racial bias training. many employees have voiced their opinions on Reddit and it doesn't seem to have made people happy. Will this backfire and what are the ramifications outside of Starbucks? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzcxK3SJn6c&list=PLxQaod7tWvYL5ccyYzuvKjDSvNUrXeO9p&index=2&t=0s