The comedy part in the video was definitely politically incorrect. It clearly demonstrates the insanity of confusing biological reality with made up identities. Comedians have been censored and some have had their lives ruined for less than this.

This purposeful confusion is a result of a poisonous progression of post modernist preachings, which claim that truth, reason and knowledge is meaningless. In a post-truth society, objective facts matter less than appeals to emotion.

Add in Marxism, and we get, “Cultural Marxism", which refers to regressive elements such as focusing on select group identities, differentiating people as oppressor and oppressed, and authoritarian political correctness.

Much of this insanity comes from college and university training camps. They have been training their army of useful idiots for years.

Almost a decade ago I started using the term "new dark age". Why? Because I saw, firsthand, how our society was abandoning science and logic, attacking those who practice it, and even doing it in a way that harms people. This is a real breakdown in logic, a breakdown in self-respect, too.

The farmer likes it. Makes the livestock less uppity...

Unfortunately, half the US population would find it funny and the rest would be "appalled" at the insensitivity of that horrid melanin challenged person - the one with the lower pitched voice.
The laugh track makes it seem funny. Rats, manipulated again.

In case you want to see the show it parodies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qGK1...
I've only seen the first episode. My Swedish colleagues recommended it to me.

It's like the beginning of The Bridge.
The jokes about Skane-accented Swedish vs Danish go over my heard. The Swedes see the Danes as too laid back, and the Danes, see Swedes as uptight, but I never observed that. I have jogged all over Malmo, and it feels perfectly safe, reminding me of Madison in some way. Just across the bridge in Copenhagen feels more uptight to me, probably because it's a big city. Sweden feels more like the US to me than any European country accept UK.
I don't believe there's anything at all to cultural marxism. They have three words for "not" in Swedish (inte, icke, and ej), so I'm fine with them creating a few new pronouns.

At least they can’t arrest a new proud father for telling people, “It’s a boy!”

Correct. From my studies of languages, German, Russian, French and Italian all have genders, making conjugation difficult. English does not have it (thank God), neither does Hungarian.

Don't know about Swedishe or the other Scandinavian languages, though.

I think the grammatical genders in Swedish are "common" and "neuter". That's how it is in Dutch.

Spanish has grammatical gender, but I don't really think of hands as female and eyes as male... it's just grammatical gender.

I have seen people write the Spanish write an "x" in place of the a or the o that would represent male or female people. I am fully proficient in Spanish, but I have no idea how that works. I learned Spanish in school as a teenager, and I probably never will un-learn the way to represent human gender.

I learned English, my native language, in Madison where even in the 70s my parents and teachers carefully used gender neutral language, even correcting me when I said "look for a policeman," so I just naturally use gender neutral language in English.

Oddly, I learned Spanish as a teenager, and never heard about gender neutral things.

Language is so fluid. I drove my parents crazy using "like" as filler word, and now everyone under 50 does it. My kids use words I don't know. I don't know if it's just their friends. Seemingly innocuous words are code for sex acts.

I used to think there was pure language, and confusing less and fewer or confusing past and participle were destroying the language. They're not. Life will go on. People will keep being male and female, whether in English without gender or Icelandic with its seemingly endless genders and cases..