Controversial Language and Its Impact

Comedian Andrew Schulz discusses Liverpool, Brexit, and immigrant rankings

• Comedian Andrew Schulz talks about recent drama involving KSI and the Sidemen.

• He brings up the controversy surrounding the use of the word "Paki" and questions whether it is racist.

• Schulz discusses stereotypes of different nationalities, including French, Polish, and Irish people.

• He shares a story about a divorce filing where the wife was unaware that her husband's money was filed under "his mind."

• Schulz talks about his upcoming comedy shows and events.

• He discusses the trend of getting dental work done in Turkey and criticizes Europe for not allowing Turkey to join the European Union.

• Schulz talks about Liverpool's socialist ideology and its "us against the world" mentality.

• He shares his opinion on the Beatles' accents and why they don't sound like they're from Liverpool.

• Schulz and his guest rank different non-white nationalities based on how much they would want to hang out with them at a bar.

• They discuss the issue of immigration in Europe and a viral video where a man admits to voting for Brexit based on his dislike of African immigrants.

• Schulz questions whether everyone should be allowed to vote and suggests that voting requirements may need to change in the future.

• He expresses his belief that the US Constitution is the greatest document ever created by mankind.Liverpool, Refugees, and Relationships: A Conversation with Comedians

• Liverpool has a history of racism and riots in the 80s.

• Liverpool has a specific color bin for its residents, and neighboring counties have their own colors.

• The people of Liverpool are parochial and support their own, including UFC fighter Paddy.

• Leeds is one of the biggest cities in Yorkshire, which is a county in England.

• Liverpool is in Merseyside, which is the side of the river.

• Liverpool residents correct others who claim to be from Liverpool but are actually from neighboring satellite towns.

• Liverpool has a lot of beef with the people around them.

• Liverpool initially accepted Ukrainian refugees, but the country has a problem with immigration.

• Britain's conservatives are against accepting refugees, which was a big part of why they left the EU.

• The sentiment about the Russia-Ukraine conflict in Europe has moved on, and Americans seem to care less about it.

• Comedian Andrew Schulz had a bad relationship that ended, and it inspired the story in his latest special.

• Schulz sends out his own podcast merch, and his ex-girlfriend used his money to buy it.Comedian talks about ex-girlfriend stealing from him, a viral clip, and the controversy over a racial slur in the UK

• Comedian discusses how his ex-girlfriend stole money from him while they were on a trip to New York

• He found a payment he didn't recognize and she panicked when he asked her about it, leading him to discover she had been secretly spending his money

• The breakup was easier because she had lied to him and he felt comfortable asking her to buy things for him in the past

• The total amount she owed him was around $4,000

• The comedian tells a funny story about a fellow comedian who has a routine about an autistic character he portrays called Dr. Cat

• The Dr. Cat routine went viral and helped launch the comedian's career

• The comedian co-hosted a podcast with another comedian who had a week off

• They discuss the controversy in the UK over a shortened version of a racial slur used against people of South Asian descent

• The comedian explains that the word is only used with venom and malice to bully people of South Asian descent

• He also shares a story about another comedian who didn't realize the word was offensive because it was used on Australian TV ads and ended up accidentally using it in front of a Pakistani student

• The controversy over the word has sparked debate over who is allowed to use certain slurs and the power dynamics involved

• The comedian notes that the intent behind the word is what makes it offensive and that context matters in understanding the impact of language.Comedians Discuss Offensive Language and Racial Slurs

• The conversation revolves around offensive language and racial slurs.

• The n-word is considered offensive due to its ties to slavery and degradation of black people.

• The word "homo" is considered less offensive, but context and intent matter.

• The use of racial slurs is tied to the history of discrimination and oppression towards certain groups.

• The conversation touches on the use of the term "Paki" towards Pakistanis, which is considered offensive in the UK due to its derogatory history.

• The group discusses the power and currency of words and how they can be used to silence and offend.

• The context of a joke or story can affect the acceptability of certain language.

• The group acknowledges the lack of creativity in using racial slurs and offensive language towards certain groups.

• The conversation discusses the historical context behind certain slurs and the impact they have on those targeted.

• The group acknowledges the absurdity and lack of creativity in using offensive language towards certain groups.

• The conversation touches on the importance of context and intent when using language that may be considered offensive.

• The group discusses the potential harm and offense caused by using racial slurs and offensive language.