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The hosts discuss the "profoundly conservative" nature of Southern Black society, which was built on a deep respect for elders and authority. They argue that Northern "instigators" upset this gradual progress by forcing integration, which disrupted the self-contained communities where Black families had their own churches, stores, and social structures.
Mo identifies as a social conservative, clarifying that he values the "patriarchy" as a system of male responsibility. They play a clip from the show *Billions* featuring a character giving "old school" advice on marriage and family. Mo argues that the destruction of the masculine principle leads to social instability and that lineage is the primary source of self-identity.
Local Ferguson activist Darren Seals criticized the national Black Lives Matter organization, calling it a "hashtag" movement that exploited local tragedy for profit. Seals argued that outside organizers like DeRay McKesson did not represent the socially conservative values of the local black community and failed to provide resources to those on the ground.
