Bill Maher slams NFL over black national anthem, left is embarrassing

This is the nineteenth season of “Real Time with Bill Maher,” and folks have seen this season that the liberal pundit Bill Maher has made headlines for exposing leftist ideologies for being shallow or really anti-progressive. While he nonetheless trashes Republicans each probability he will get on his political discuss present, Maher has develop into incensed by the leftist mindset of at all times striving to be woke.

Last month, Maher went after Democrats for his or her “bad faith” assaults on House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) for his joke about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Previously, he slammed leftists for Soviet-like cancel tradition and making an attempt to make the Olympics “woke.” The host additionally criticized Lin Manuel Miranda for bending the knee to the outrage mob. Maher turned towards progressives and mentioned he was towards free school. In May, he trounced liberals for sucking the enjoyable out of the whole lot. In April, Maher berated millennials and Gen-Z for his or her “stupid” left-wing concepts. He attacked the liberal media for peddling COVID-19 porn to their viewers, and even complimented Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over his coronavirus insurance policies. Maher skewered “brats” in media for Stalin-esque cancel tradition techniques.

In the most recent episode, Maher addressed his latest disdain for leftist wokescolds.

“To me, when people say to me sometimes like, ‘Boy, you know, you go after the left a lot these days. Why?’ Because you’re embarrassing me! That’s why I’m going after the left — in a way you never did before,” Maher proclaimed.

“Because you’re inverting things that I — I’m not going to give up on being liberal,” Maher mentioned, including a veiled criticism of crucial race concept, “This is what these teachers are talking about. That you’re taking children and making them hyper-aware of race in a way they wouldn’t otherwise be.”

Maher introduced up how the “black national anthem,” formally often called “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” was performed earlier than the opening recreation of the NFL 2021 season between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys.

“I think when you go down a road where you’re having two different national anthems, [and where] colleges … many of them have totally different commencement ceremonies for black and white, separate dorms — this is what I imply. Segregation,” Maher mentioned. “You’ve inverted the idea. We’re going back to that under a different name.”