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.