The Miller Frost Show 29 November 2020

Miller Frost, curmudgeon, occasional misanthrope, bad gay, Twitter neophyte and weekly podcaster chaperones yet another irreverent journey through today's oddball news stories.

This week's highlights: Bill would direct State Department to review 'lavender scare' firings. Queering Mathematics. Writer encourages transgenders to become violent with TERFs at Thanksgiving dinner. Actor John Cleese gets in trouble for not being interested in trans folks. Mandalorian actor Gina Carano targeted again over tweets. Portland Antifa goes on the attack, this time towards BLM supporting grocery and war memorial. Black BLM activists in Portland try to file divorce papers with 'White' Antifa. Andy Samberg lectures Academy Members to get on the diversity quota bandwagon. Universal studios sued over 11 year old movie poster. Robin DiAngelo, who wrote 'White Fragility,' uses white privilege to get paid more than black speaker at same event. Canadian snowflakes at Penguin Random House cry over Jordan Peterson book. Austrian village named f**king to change name. Instagram's 'hottest doctor' gets in trouble for going maskless while partying at birthday bash. Shirtless man attacks Jesus statue, receives first class ticket to hell. Scotland moves to eradicate 'period poverty' and secure 'period dignity' by handing out free tampons and sanitary pads. Florida woman attempts to kill husband of female co-worker to get her to run away with her. People over 45 more likely to catch sexually transmitted infections than ever before. Tiger Queen's old zoo vandalized with graffiti and rotting meat. English teenage gives birth without knowing she was ever pregnant. In a first, straight man turns down threesome, winds up arrested after altercation with wife and her friend. Irish school tells girls not to show knees to prevent distracting teachers. Teacher gets 20 years for hookup with student and his girlfriend.

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