Libertarians, Conservatives, Liberals, Failing Societies | Carl Benjamin
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- This was a stimulating episode. Carl Benjamin and I discussed how the world has changed in the past 100 years, whether Britain is a failing country, the problems of liberalism, assisted dying, and enjoying life! Enjoy!
Carl Benjamin is a British free-speech activist who came to prominence through his RUclips pseudonym Sargon of Akkad. An outspoken critic of identity politics, Benjamin is a champion of English Liberalism, pushing back against the ideological subversion of the liberal society. Benjamin continued creating content on his new main channel Akkad Daily until November 2020, when he launched his new media venture Lotuseaters.com.
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[0:00] Intro
[2:30] Is Carl a conservative?
[4:00] Problems with ideologies and judging morality
[12:17] How have our lives changed from 100 years ago?
[15:31] Has lack of religion in the west made us lose ourselves?
[22:50] Why is Britain declining?
[34:00] How Canada and the US compare to the UK
[36:20] Is Britain doomed?
[37:48] The ancient history of Britain and the Vikings
[40:13] Liberalism, fairy tales and tribes
[49:35] Why Carl isn’t on RUclips
[56:20] Is Carl’s ‘traditionalism’ an ideology?
[59:45] Don’t touch things that you don’t understand if they work
[1:04:10] British and Canadian healthcare systems
[1:06:20] MAID and assisted dying
[1:12:50] Enjoying the ride of life
[1:14:58] Your 20s vs your 40s
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Iv'e had days where I feel suicidal, I talk myself out of it by thinking how others would feel if I committed suicide so I totally get Carl's analogy
Google: "BBC EU should undermine national homogeneity says UN migration chief"
Also interesting, with whom this Peter Sutherland (among other things former Attorney General of Ireland, EU commissioner) was connected and worked for. Klaus Schw. and George Sor. of course are among them.
"Britain is a health service with a state" lmao good once Carl
It's true though. Even if we had a good leader, the NHS is SO expensive and SO resistant to reform that the only options to keep it going are holistic, tyrannical measures to improve "health".
The only similar situation is the way that Britain treated fighting the world wars. You look at the finances, then say "Oh god we cannot afford this" and then you just figure something out because you're fighting to the death.
The NHS is treated like that - Where if we can just keep it going for a bit longer then we might "win". The idea of structural reform is simply a non-starter. People refuse to consider even a Swedish approach to healthcare (public system, but you pay a nominal amount for an appointment), let alone a German or Swiss approach (private provision with state backed insurance).
People look at me funny when I tell them that I just go to private doctors. Why? Because even though I pay vast, unprecidented taxes to prop up the NHS, the best way for me to be healthy is to get treated quickly and move on. Instead of waiting for a year and then being told the treatment is too expensive.
Canada is a speculative market with a state. We only have three things that keep our economy afloat: State and bank sponsored money laundering, speculative housing market, and selling immigration visas. This place is one more economic cycle from collapse.
Ouch.
sorry what part of this was funny?
"You cannot simultaneously have free immigration and a welfare state."
- Milton Friedman
Deeper game is to ruin Social Services.
Google: "BBC EU should undermine national homogeneity says UN migration chief"
Also interesting, with whom this Peter Sutherland (among other things former Attorney General of Ireland, EU commissioner) was connected with and worked for.
Klaus Schw. and George Sor. of course are among them.
@@briansimerl4014 Cloward-Piven strategy
Ancient Rome found that out! That is how Rome fell, and it is the formula killing our Western countries! Didn't our so-called leaders ever study history?
@wolfgangkranek376 You are absolutely right! Those two old pothead Hippie dippy professors from Columbia University didn't even have enough brains to be original! Their plan was only a copy of the immigration and resulting Welfare state that caused the fall of Rome.
Huge fan of the lotus eaters and Carl.
We're lucky to have him.
THE SARGON
You even got a shoutout in this episode. :P
@@denisn8336The Thinkery. . . .
Carl is such a gent.
Poor girl is waaay out of her depth, but she gets an A for effort.
More with Carl, please. That was incredible! Thanks, as always, Mikhaila!
Saargon of Akkad...
Check his podcast Lotuseaters...brilliant
hes being trying to drop that more and more
@@kayakMike1000
It's so obvious that Carl has really done his reading
He did what any reasonable person should do. He made some videos early on - 10 to 12 years ago. This was before Gamergate. And then he was like "Look, I have this spare time and this topic really interests me." So, he started to read up on principles, various political ideas and such. I think he even made a video about it way back when to say that he's going to do some reading.
he's been eating a lot of lotus lately...
After following him very closely for 7 or so years, i think Carl is like the Socratic philosopher king. He never thought he was smart or special until we decided he was. Then he heard the call and put in the work. Carl Benjamin is a man we can look up to. I have absolutely no doubt about that.
They just recently released a report here in Canada that showed that we are only building 1 house for every 7 people being brought into the country. While on the job hunt many of the interviewers told me they had well over 200 people apply to job. This is exactly why I'm applying to take a trade within the next year because with all the boomers retiring there's only about a 15% replacement rate for skilled tradesmen and we are in dire need, there's so much work that most companies have 2yrs+ of jobs lined up for all things involving construction. The infrastructure of much of the west is going to bottom out if the government does not slow immigration and start pushing young people into the trades (as opposed to university).
I consider myself a Libertarian (conservative leaning) but I know as a matter of fact that our system is unsustainable due to the handouts of the state, we will not maintain sovereignty for much longer no matter how many firearms and prep we do. All of the issues right now are directly linked to unregulated immigration, intentional inflation due to government mismanagement and now a nefarious undermining of the entire structure of western civilization on an ideological basis.
Good reflection- I didn’t know about that 7:1 ratio - maybe I should move out of academia and into the trades too - I see the way the tide is turning 😅
Good on you, mate!
Hell, even here in Australia we have the same issue. We took in over 400000 people for the year meanwhile having a housing rental shortage. Additionally, I just recently made a career change (moving in to mining), and while applying for work, noticed many of the jobs had over 300 applicants.
In Australia the last census shows that if you have a grandparent born in the country you are now a minority. If you have more than one ancestor you are a minority of a minority. We've had 800,000 arrivals since the census. We have people living in cars and tents. And our governments have succeeded in replacing us.
It’s as if they have an agenda and they are doing all this on purpose
My town in England UK is just the same as his town, full of kinds of immigrants with different ideologies, languages and they are taking up many resources that are already scarce such as health service, housing...its pretty scary.
I haven’t listened to the podcast yet but, same thing in France. They get things for free that we work hard for, and they’re more violent than natives.
Whereabouts in the country north or south
Same here in The Netherlands
south west England @@urekmazino2485
I live in the same town as Carl. When I go outside my house I feel like half the people I encounter are not white British. I can't help but think how quiet and peaceful our town would be without all the foreigners here.
Wonderful conversation. He had us all fooled however. Carl claims not to belong to any religion or ideology, but he is a strong believer of Daddism.
He's the founder of dadism, he gets a pass.
Gavin McInnis is the founder of daddism
Carl Benjamin exposed!
Considering the place of God as the father of mankind and supreme patriarch Christianity is dadist.
You wouldn't call Jesus a Christian either.
I have listened to the interview 3 times whilst painting watercolors over the last few days, mulling over Carl’s insights. I couldn’t agree more about scientism - limiting our perspective to the physical/flesh/5 senses and thus we can find ourselves stuck in a very narrow/limited individualistic rational belief system. Not too mention stifles the imagination which I think is key to this conversation and I would love to listen to an interview between Carl and Jonathan Pageau to expand upon these ideas and the existential crisis we see in the West from the sterility of our imagination and loss of connection to our traditions. As a Scottish woman living in Texas for last 20yrs, I think the US faces the same existential crisis we are feeling across the West. The depressed towns in UK are similarly happening here too. I actually believe it’s one of the reasons Trump won in 2016 because he extolled not only the American dream which is basically self responsibility but the value of our Anglo Christian traditions and I think many people who felt disconnected from the political system in this country felt indescribable meaning from him telling the truth, not Trump’s truth, but the truth.
I've been wondering lately how much merit the following idea has:
Society rewards logos, generally. As science and education and technology became more commonplace, and society cleaves tighter to the notion of the 'rational world', the more economically valuable a robust logos becomes, and as a consequence ethos and pathos become less valuable.
I would argue that most religions, and particularly the fundamental argument of Christianity (Christ as Savior, and only by his grace and love will you be saved), require a certain efficacy/investment of ethos, and pathos more importantly, to internalize, whereupon these are fortified and may propagate in the world.
Is religion/spirituality a path to navigate the world in internal balance?
@@jackstack360 You’re not wrong, but maybe a little ironic. Logic is the anatomy of thought, the deconstruction, the analysis, the classification, the examination, most noteworthy, separation. We see the world in pictures/symbols, the very construct/the foundation of our languages, how we communicate and so is an illusion of sorts, of our own making. It’s not until we quieten the intellect, the self reflection that chit chats to us all the time that we can be present and feel the connection to everything from the micro to the macro. I think our ancestors looked at our world as biological, that everything including them was connected, hence the belief there was a spirit in everything existed and there was great reverence, respect and imagination as a result. Whereas today we objectify the world, it’s creatures and nature and so we feel separated from it all and by way of this process we separate meaning and sever our intuitive connection to everything around us. By way of intellect we suck the joy out of life because we spend more time contemplating the past and the future instead of being grateful in the present. As for religion/spirituality creating internal balance, maybe if it’s traditions and service is to uplift humanity, to see ourselves like our ancestors did - connected to everything.
@@kerriepaterson I think we're talking about the same thing from different perspectives/vocabularies, but otherwise agree.
We have made the world too rational, too static, less wonder-full. We have sought all the ways to answer almost every "why?" without allowing somethings to just be.
I'm not yet 30, and am starting to become aware of the fact that my overreliance on intellect as a child has left my emotions under regulated, which is a persistent problem today. I'm not sure how broadly I can extrapolate my particulars to wider society, but as we have identified, society seems dismissive of well regulated emotional expression (because it's not a spreadsheet-ably useful skill?).
Carl Benjamin never ceases to be well spoken.
Great interview. Carl is one of a small handful of people that I have followed continuously since I discovered them which in his case I would guess the better part of a decade ago. I consider him one of the very best amateur non-academic intellectuals out there. He always makes me think.
Carl was the OG on youtube calling this craziness out back in 2012 and went on to put his money where his mouth his and ran for govt and one of the first to be cancelled.
Yeah, he joined anti-feminism at a right time. There were some creators already talking about it. But some of them were really scummy. He did some theater shows as well with DrRandomerkam. I think he also talked on Men's Rights issues. I mean, he could've stuck in the MRA stuff, but decided to take a deep dive into politics and principles.
The problem with immigration in the UK is you have a home office that is ideologically enslaved towards the idea of open borders. Until that's addressed who gets voted in is irrelevant.
A drain swamp-problem?
This is why I call the political party system "Oligarchy of the donor class." The masses might not want any more immigration. However, they can't afford to pull the strings of the political puppets. The most they are allowed is to pick a puppet.
Traditions are solutions to problems we've forgotten.
As an Englishman, after 15 years in London, I’m out. It went from cosmopolitan to basically a blend of Islamic, African and Indian. Awful.
Forget cosmopolitan, it used to be English.
I miss Old London, too. TAKE IT BACK!
Immigration from shit cultures is absolutely not a strenght.
@@Orson2uhow ????
Carl is so genuine.
Best podcast i've heard for ages! Carl is brilliant.
As usual Carl Benjamin is always insightful even if one disagrees. One can only appreciate his enthusiasm to examine one's own ingrained perspectives. Only stupid people dismiss him like a knee jerk reaction and those people aren't introspective nor interesting to interact with because their opinions are second hand and Ill-considered. That type of person invariably get angry, not because they disagree but because people like Benjamin ask them to explain to themselves why they hold their personal opinions and that makes them angry at themselves but will attack Benjamin for making them feel foolish because they cannot justify opinions which include hurting themselves and the people around them, in my experience and IMHO.
This was a great conversation! The two of you have the right mix of shared values and different perspectives for a really engaging talk. Would love a sequel.
The Great Sargon of Akkad!
I think this is my favourite Carl Benjamin interview- and I’ve been following him for over six years . Fantastic interview overall!
Re: Depression
When you're in there, it envelopes and blurs your entire thinking process and you cannot think or feel anything else and you can't see a future or hope only the pain perpetually. At which point, the 'exit' seems like a good option because it means the pain ends.
In step gov and says: we're happy to assist, and it'll be painless and quick.
#dystopia
Welcome to the sick opposite in the USA, where if you show signs of being depressed, you get arrested, shoved into the mental ward of the hospital, and get billed for your own imprisonment.
Its so true, thinking about the future and planning and building your life- that seemed uncool when I was young and dumb. Its a lot harder to work with whatever mess youve created for yourself when you do finally take responsibility and leadership in your own life. And the thing is, life is so much better and rewarding once you do. Any young person who understands this is blessed, and those who dont would be blessed to have someone explain it to them until they understand. Its probably the most important thing a young adult needs to learn.
- Britain has corridors as within and towards without - it has a very rich and deep history
so glad you had Carl on, he's come a long way since gamergate and is very influential
It's insane to see where he's ended up. I look back at his earlier content, which I loved at the time, and feel slightly cringed, but I realize I never left his fanbase so was never able to see the different between where he started and where he is now. Carl is a great man. I hope Lotus Eaters' audience grows to the size it deserves.
Regarding the messaging in music, Carl is 100% spot on. My girlfriend is from Texas and mostly listens to country. The tone is so much more positive, family forward and pride for their country/community. Even when it’s about a breakup or something bad, it’s still usually about personal failings and responsibility
Libertarianism is acceptance of the Non Aggression Principle (NAP), which states that it is immoral to initiate the use of force (use of force in self-defense is fine, consensual use of force -like boxing- also fine). It's not a complete ideology. You tend to see similar beliefs among libertarians because they get to the same conclusion by deriving from the NAP as a starting point.
Actually, property rights is the core of libertarianism, not the NAP. Property rights leads into the NAP, though. You did a good job explaining the NAP, 10/10. Just wanted to be sure property rights gets a fair mention. The only thing I'd add is that the NAP is against initiating force against peaceful people without consent - essentially, if a person(s) are not peaceful, you're allowed to pre-emptively strike in self defense.
@@jackrogers5712 I don't think that's quite right. Yes, property rights and consent are prerequisites for the NAP, but it would not make sense to say property rights = libertarianism, or at least not as much sense as the NAP = libertarianism. And I say this fully accepting that property rights are the basis for all (legitimate) rights. Fair point on qualifications to the NAP, though. I actually reworded it a bunch in an attempt to anticipate questions about self defense, etc, but ultimately, it's probably best to start simple and clarify as the questions come up.
As a Canadian I still see Britain as the fatherland. To a degree. I feel like a child compared to them.
I enjoyed the content. My understanding is that anything (opinions, ideologies, religions, morals, etc.) that don't come from within myself are not really "mine." Labels, of all kinds, are here to divide. Get beyond the labels, go profoundly deep within, and the answers will come. Then, maybe for fun, see if you can find a label that describes who/how you understand yourself.
I'm apparently a contrarian/ libertarian/anarchist. That's as far as I've gotten with labels. They don't define me, I do. "We" define "them," and "they" are "us."
I might also be crazy, ehh...so be it.
You have to come to that conclusion these days if you are not either stupid, extremely adept at lying to yourself or corrupt. What do most of these labels even mean anymore? A Liberal is now an authoritarian statist, socialist one minute and doing the Fascist dirty work of corporations and banks the next. Strangely enough that also describes the Conservatives in the UK these days. You really have to have a fertile imagination to see the CCP as Communist anymore or most western democracies as democracies. Really, most people are either authoritarian statists, anti authoritarian statists or sheep that will agree with the biggest perceived bully/biggest perceived bribe.
This was very nice pod, good chemistry between you two. Thank you❤
Amazing! Lets get carl back into the main media sphere. Sound of reason
He'd be an excellent addition to GB News... 🤔
ok now I need to see Carl sit down with JBP for about 3 hours
That'll be a circle closing moment if it ever happens. Carl introduced me to JBP when he interviewed him right after the Bill C-16 thing.
@@LordBaktor I have been wanting that interview for years.
Such a great conversation! Carl always makes you think.
This was such an awesome interview!!! Positively loved it!!!
gotta say that beginning editing is amazing. so captivating
This Is Worth It!
Fantastic guest. Would love to see Carl talk with Destiny about liberalism.
That's happened at least twice. It's a waste of time as Carl runs rings around Steve.
Free markets don’t necessitate open borders, I know many Libertarians believe it, but not all of us sensible conservatives. We can have free markets and borders simultaneously.
Very enjoyable interview Mikhaila. Great questions to Carl, would be cool to see you on the lotus eaters as a guest :)
Two of my favorite podcasters ❤️
I AM whiney. And, I DON'T want to sweat.... But, I sure do enjoy your podcasts and appreciate all the "things" you have brought to our attention. Blessings to you! ....aaand his description of being overrun by people sounds EXACTLY like the USA ☹️11/2023
I have libertarian ideals but over the last 17 years ago i have slowly come to the feeling that libertariansism is merely an ideal but not practically achievable.
“What we think of as normal is our tribe.” Yea, I keep trying to explain this to people…
Great conversation. Well done with the questions, Mikhaila.
fantastic interview. It was very enjoyable to listen too.
Really interesting talk. Thank you both!
I always love hearing from Carl, which is why I'm a subsciber at The Lotus Eaters.
We need a Carl and Jordan talk now also.
I'm so glad I found your channel, I love your views on things and how open and receptive you are toward others' perspectives. Keep up the great content
Tradition vs ideology.
Tradition = thats just how we do it
Ideology = thats how we should do it
Thank you. I've been following Carl since the Kekkistan days. He's very interesting to listen to. Mikhaila, you do wonderful work. Thank!
Wonderful. I follow you both and a year ago discovered the Lotus Eaters website, what a resource. Thank God for good people and good, insightful conversation.
Libertarianism is not causing a housing crisis. It's the fact that developers have their hands tied on building more
"A long term view of my own story"
That's a nice way to put it.
If things are tough, look at your life as a story where you can hope for the ending to turn out better than the current pages.
I agree with libertarians as having a false sense of moral superiority. Ive been calling out Tim Poole for his position for years!
Love Carl's talk about his transition from "libertarianism" Even during the Ron Paul Revolution there were many that came to basically the same as what Carl was saying. That one just has to stop trying to push a revolution that really isn't under your control and can result into something you don't like. so the best you can do is embrace the clique that was going around at that time. 'Be the change you want to see in the world and if it ends up being successful and a positive change for you for the better, Maybe others will notice and want to emulate. This concept was very popular with those back then like Adam Kokesh who talked a lot about the 'Non Aggression Principle" that's also has ties to anarchism. Larken Rose also covers this being the darker side of the State and Law Enforcement agencies and the philosophy behind where should the lines be drawn concerning these agencies being able to rob you, use force upon you, or hold you against your will under the direction and authority of another. These were the conversations and debates that used to happen in high schools, colleges, and the political arena. Surely not the case now. Somehow we've regressed to now seeing debate as a bad thing and confused about what used to be commonly accepted knowledge. I guess that's the result of the powers that be purposely wanting to upend traditional norms and also what happens when, Like Carl said, when you mass introduce cultures into another that are completely different and expect harmony.
Liberalism not LIbertarianism.
Nice conversation between yourself and Carl, unfortunately exactly what Carl said about my country here in England is correct, the people in charge care very little for the white indigenous English people, we are just a cash cow, for the entire world of adventure seeking nomads that are destroying my ancestral homeland and culture. When this country is done they will just packup and move onto the next new thing, but where do i go, I'm English, this is my home, i am this land, i have no other place to go where i could possibly be English.
The world will be a poorer place without a little island existing called England.
Just trying to further understand your perspective. I notice you highlight the words
‘white’ and ‘indigenous’. What are your opinions on mixed-race people born in Britain? Do you believe that they are British? Or do you think of them as ‘nomads’? Genuine question.
It's always a pleasure to see Carl. Mikhaila is interesting as well, so im sure it will be a good conversation.
I think that question of what is a conservative is difficult when you consider the 'conservative' party in the UK is virtually indistinguishable with the democrat party of the US
A lot of morality may have historically been based on "feelings" but there has to be some objective nature going forward. Because if there isn't, all that does is guarantee AI will act immorally, because you've made it effectively impossible to write any algorithm which will act morally.
Nice teaser hook! Compliments to the editor!🧐
What a crossover!
What Sargon is talking about at 14:00 reminds me of the old joke justification "For Science!". Somewhere along the line it seems to have stopped being a joke.
Fantastic conversation between two thinkers who both genuinely want the best for others... Amazing work... Thank you.. ❤
Loved listening to him .... His views and interpretations are so relatable and it feels good to get some validations upon subjectss that u have a conclusion but are flutered inambiguity
Thanks for the encouraging message ❤
You're a great interviewer, keep it up.
Interesting episode with profound insights, thanks 🙏🏻🌷✨🙏🏻
Free markets are not an ideological abstraction. They are a natural result of self ownership and human action, if left unimpeded.
Free markets aren't damaging peoples ability to acquire property (here: homes). Inflating currencies, government building regulations, and government incentivized migration (social welfare) are driving asset prices.
Carl is one of a few youtubers who i could listen to talking about any subject
Great ideas and eplorations here. Will look forward to your having him back for more. Cheerio
My friend committed suicide 30 years ago, to this day I feel that I failed him. 😞✝️
How so?
@@michaelfern4079 I didn’t see the signs, would I have made a difference, I don’t know. He was a good man with a lot to give but he made the decision to end it. So in conclusion, I feel that if I had been more intuitive I might have been able to talk him down. If you can’t empathise you are not worth the candle.
@@andymac345 I didn’t mean to come across as blunt. I was rushing to go to work.
I’ve had suicide in my family. Cousin Was such a lovely and interesting guy. About 13 years now. I often wonder if I could have done more. In hindsight I certainly would have acted differently but I had no idea just how much he was suffering inside.
It’s said to live in the thoughts of those you love is to never die. All you can do is remember the wonderful things about them and pass them on so they (in that sense) live on. I’m sure you’ll do him proud. 🙂
Sorry for your loss. 🙏
Well, just think of those who are forced to stay alive in a hospital bed. Maybe he is better off.
@@skylinefever what is the relevance here, ? Midwit.
I agree with Sargon on the morality sentiment but I believe at least in western civilization their is a substrate of Christian virtue ethics underlying morality even if you're a utilitarian atheist.
TRUE.
Love Carl Benjamin aka Sargon
Mikhaila. You are intelligent and entertaining. You have an ability to confront difficult, uncomfortable, or unpopular topics with your guests-somehow getting them to let their guard down without any coaxing or prodding.
I just absolutely cannot understand why you are wearing so much makeup. Why would someone so beautiful put on this much makeup? I was listening to and enjoying the video after the algorithm threw it on-then I flipped over my phone to see what video it was, and wow. It is distracting.
Discussing ethics, rights, modern biases…and then bam. Such depth of discussion buried behind layers and layers of foundation, contour, blush, powder, concealer, mascara, eyeliner, stucco, plaster, paint, varnish, gloss, and lenses.
Anyway. Intriguing video. Good interview. I see dialogue skill runs in the family. I’m sure I’m not the only to say that your interviews are a pleasure to listen to.
There is a strain of libertarianism that addresses Carl’s main criticisms, which is a form of geolibertarianism. Libertarianism is based on private property rights, which begins with self-ownership. Said another way, libertarianism is based on consent. But land ownership is one of the trickiest subjects. Geo-Libertarians support private cooperative ownership of land. This is a major distinction from public ownership in which no one really owns the land and government agents don’t have a true contractual obligation to enforce rules that members of society really want.
If a society allows its members to own shares within the territory, they can make rules that restrict migration and prevent people from buying up housing that goes unused and makes housing prices higher for the people that actually live there.
But for this to function, you need societies that are mostly ideologically/culturally homogeneous. This requires decentralization into smaller, cohesive territories.
This is likely inevitable in the digital age because large nations were only possible in the analog media age in which narratives were constricted and largely uniform. Societies need to re-sort themselves. This will be a messy process. 😳
An ideology is a label that can be applied to a collection of values. Moral decisions are made according to your values and these values can usually be described by an ideology. Most of Carl's audience are National Liberals, National conservatives, paleo conservatives, or similar because the views he presents, and presumably his own values, align generally with these ideologies.
Now this I would presume to be a semantic question, where an _ideology_ as a collection of personal beliefs and ideas means something different, than an ideology as a unified system of ideas.
Carl, talking about the bonds between people and that's exactly what in more new age metaphysical circles refer to and know as Links.
I find it bemusing how accurately he described them without knowing there's a word for that.
A Liberal vs liberal.
A Conservative vs conservative.
"Don't talk about farmers with your mouth full." - my Ukrainian Grandmother's bumper sticker (early 80's). Example of conservative thought.
Good conversation, thank you!
More shows like this great job 👏
That was great! Thanks Mikhaila
Carl hasn't looked too closely into section 230. before section 230 there was a division between platform and publisher established by the courts. section 230 gave all power of platforms with all power of publishers in one regulation. the courts ruled that they had even more power than that afterwards. basically internet companies can do whatever they want.
What bothers me is that private property rights only apply to some.
Big Tech deplatforms someone for whatever reason they want? Too bad. Private Propertt.
Won't bake a gay cake? You can't do that, homophobe!
Hello from East Tx Go Girl Hope thing are good with you!! Enjoy Life the best you can!
Hear me out: this is one step closer to seeing Jordan Peterson on FNT. I believe it should and will happen. Make it happen Carl!!!
Libertarians don't base their morality on feelings - it's based on self ownership and applying it consistently. It's not a feeling that you have a right to self defense, it's the logical conclusion of being the sole owner of your body. Hurting you violates that ownership and therefore defending this harm is morally consistent. No other ideology has this consistency.
AMAZING! such a great cross-over. Carl is the fucking man.
To be fair, I’m lucky if I hear and English accent in my town centre.
And no the boat people did not know your town or mine, until the taxi driver told them where they were going to. I know this because I know a few migrants who were being moved from their hotel around the country and they will not be told where they are going until they are secured in their vehicle.
Just trying to get a few insights and perspectives on this matter. Would you say your gripe is with migrants, as opposed to British people of different ethnic backgrounds?
Britain should be for white british only. Not other whites or ethnics
Brilliant discussion.
❤ compelling as always
I have followed Carl for a decade now. In fact, he was my introduction to RUclips and it's political and cultural aspects. Thank you. But for Carl I would not have seen that first video of Jordan standing up to tyranny.
1:18:54 the phrase gluttonous haste comes to mind, if I'm thinking of it correctly
Woah, this was a duo I never expected to see. Let’s goooooo
Oh yay! I didn’t expect this crossover
Been a long, long time since I've clicked on anything from Mikhaila, but I see Carl's name & can't click on it fast enough.
I agree on the fastest ever klick, even though I do watch her some more than you.
Carl should come visit Canada sometime, been a big fan of his for almost 8 years now.
Love both these people!
To those having it shit, it's always nice to hear from successful people that things get better...