Why I Hate the Left

Ronald explains Right and Left politics to his six-year-old daughter, Rowena. He is playfully critical of Left-wing views on homelessness, the gender pay gap, feminism, equality, religion and public protesting. They attend a gathering at a university where they meet Rebecca, a Far-Left student activist. Rebecca is organising a campaign to ban urinals from men's toilets in the name of gender equality. While Ronald is in complete disagreement with her views, he is attracted to her physically and remains silent. Rowena speaks up, adopting a Far-Right attitude. After an argument, the trio decide to conduct several social experiments to determine whose views are correct.