Jonathan Pie on language policing

March 8, 2017 • 1:00 pm

From today until I get back from New Zealand (April 17), posting will be light, as I’m preparing to leave and have tons of stuff to do. Bear with me, and after March 15 I’ll ask readers to ratchet back on emailing me when I’m on the road.

Meanwhile, here’s a 3½-minute video by “Jonathan Pie” that’s relevant to the last post.

As I’ve mentioned before, “Jonathan Pie” is the pseudonym for the comedic alter ego of Tom Walker, who, acting as a newsman, suddenly goes off on unhinged rants—rants that contain a kernel of truth. At 1:30, Pie begins to rant about the offense culture of the British Left, which, he says, comes from students.

TRIGGER WARNING: Bad language!

22 thoughts on “Jonathan Pie on language policing

  1. Well, I turned the sound low, closed my door, and listened with a big ‘ol grin on my face. That was nicely cathartic. Now I am becalmed to go teach a class.

  2. These rants are SO spot-on. More brilliant than even the best comedic rants of Monty Python.

    Perhaps someday, he can borrow a bit from the Python canon, and he will conclude one of his exceptionally perceptive rants with “This is an ex-President!”

    A girl can dream of impeachment, or implosion, can’t she?

    I love truth tellers. Marry me, Jonathan Pie.

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