Steven Crowder Proves Amazon Alexa Is a Liberal

A video in which comedian and Conservative Review commentator Steven Crowder conducts a Q&A session with Amazon‘s “Alexa” went viral over Thanksgiving weekend. His goal? To see if he could uncover any political leanings the device might have secretly built into it.

As it turns out, Alexa is a bit of a social justice warrior. That part didn’t make it into the ads for the artificial personal assistant – and I doubt Amazon could expect to sell many if they did.

After asking Alexa a question about Jesus Christ, the unexpected response prompted him to ask a number of other questions, such as how many genders there are. Alexa gave a lengthy, ideologically driven response explaining why there are not two genders (yes, really). When asked about the Prophet Mohammad, Alexa gave a rapid-fire response praising Mohammad.

Watch below:

Some of the responses in the nearly fifteen-minute video were so ridiculous that critics complained the video had to have been fake. To calm those concerns, Crowder released the uncut footage, proving that the responses were indeed genuine. I guess no critic bothered to just ask an Alexa the same exact questions?

Pretty amusing, no? It just goes to show just how wide-ranging liberal propaganda on race and religion has spread. It has even infected our personal devices that were supposed to be without political bias. Is nothing sacred anymore? Must everything mainstream be implanted with the liberal narrative?

It would seem so given how widespread the liberal philosophy has become in everyday life.

Even so, I guess we don’t have to worry about computers outsmarting humans anytime soon.

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By Matt
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