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I always enjoy learning from McKee, and he's probably the most insightful storytelling teacher I know, but I could do without the political commentary.

Great lecture (as always), but...

The real question is "what can you do today that you won't be able to do in the future"? Tea baggers recognize that certain freedoms are going away due to public policy. The question "What can't you do today that you'd like to do in the future?" is more accurate to the point of view of a Libertarian or liberal. For example: bathroom equality, today, people with gender confusion need to use cut-and-dry male or female bathrooms, for the activist, this has to change in the future to give the gender-confused person more understanding and the freedom to choose any bathroom they feel like. Also, there is a more noble reason to oppose taxes than racism, it's a person's moral right to keep what he's earned.

I love how you show us which point of view it is from.
This is just such good information.
Thank you Robert.
    Sincerely, SilverRiver.