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much for your support. Talking about the quote unquote woke right,

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I don't know another name for it. It's the name

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that James Lindsay I think branded this particular strain, and

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there isn't another name for it, so that's what I'm using.

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I know people bristle at this idea. I've seen it

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conflated with national national Christian or Christian national sorry Christian nationalism.

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But I don't know if it precisely maps. There's a

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lot about all of this stuff that I don't know.

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All I know is that I have been seeing I

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shouldn't say all I know. What I do know is

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that I have been seeing these little brush fire skirmishes,

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if you will, around the right wing media landscape for

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about a year or two, and it's now become it's

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now become a brush fire. It's now like it's taking off.

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The fire is out of control, and people are being

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pressured to sort of take sides and say where they

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are on this strain that people are trying to identify

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and label, and James Lindsay and I went over who

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these people are, So I'm not going to go back

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over all that. If you want the backgrounds, listen to

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the last hour on the podcast. But James Lindsay from

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New Discourses, he's the one who came up with this term,

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or at least it's attributed to him, and he calls

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them the woke right because they are exhibiting all of

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the same tactics and the same sorts of underlying philosophies

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as the left right. This victimization, this oppression, the blaming

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of one group of people for all of the problems.

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And I think that that is why you have this

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growth in this quote woke right strain occurring after the

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October seventh attacks. And part of it is also wrapped

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up in the notion that we don't trust any of

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the institutions any longer to tell us the truth. So

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when people come forward and they say, this is really

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why it's happening, and people want to try to make

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sense of the unknown and chaos, and so they then

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start following some of these people, some of these quote

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unquote influencers in the podcast world, and some of these

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people have built very large followings, and they have now

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turned those platforms that they have built into platforms that

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either flirt with or outright foment anti Jew bigotry. That's

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how I see it. You may have a different opinion,

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and I'm not talking about questioning Israel. This is one

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of the rhetorical slights of hand that a lot of

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anti Semites will use. And if you criticize Israel, I

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don't automatically think you're anti Semitic. I think you're anti

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Jew if you just say I don't like what Israel's

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doing this and that. However, if you are an anti Semite,

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you usually do say those same things, which is why

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then you have to have the discussion with somebody to

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understand what is motivating their criticism of this one nation

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in particular. Right, and there are people all along this continuum,

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you know, from virulent anti Semite to people just asking

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questions right, Like, there's all these different degrees of it.

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So I'm trying. I'm not naming people by name to

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say I think they are anti Semitic or anything, because

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I don't know what's in their heart. All I can

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see is they are what they are putting out there

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for content. And this is something that I do know

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a little bit about. How to build a show, how

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to build a podcast, how to curate content. I do

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know something about that. And so these are things that

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the hosts are, you know, actively thinking about and creating

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a show and creating content to advance a certain point

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of view or certain guests or whatever. Again, every one

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of these hosts are individuals and they're all making their

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own decisions for their own shows. However, you can also

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see that certain things get them the clicks and get

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them the money, get them the followers. I know this.

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I work in this industry. I've worked in this industry

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for twenty five years longer actually, so I understand the

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structure of how this stuff works. And you end up

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there's a thing called audience capture where you say things

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as a host because you know your audience wants to

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hear that, and you may not even agree with it.

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You are captured by the audience, a very real thing.

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It's a difficult thing for hosts to have have to navigate.

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You don't ever really want to be arguing with your

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audience all the time because then they'll leave and then

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you'll be out of a job. You have an incentive

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not to hack off a large chunk of your audience.

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I know this firsthand. In twenty fifteen, I was arguing

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with my audience all the time over the Trump candidacy

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in the primary. So it's not a comfortable place to be.

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It's easier to just say what you think your audience

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wants to hear, or what your audience says to you,

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and messages or on phone calls demanding what you know,

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you need to talk about this and you need to

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talk about that. And the problem for me in that scenario,

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although it has redounded to my benefit, which is that

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I'm a bit of a contrariant in case you haven't noticed.

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So when people demand that I blame the Jews for everything, like,

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I'm not gonna do that. Well for principled reasons as well,

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because it's just a class of people. It's just a

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group of people that share you know, an immutable characteristic,

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and I like, I don't do that for any other group,

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Why would do that for them? So this all start?

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I think not this all started, but this, this anti

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anti Semitism that has been percolating among the woke right

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really burst forth after October seventh, and it empowered a

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lot of people that were harboring or at least putting

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it out on social media, harboring anti Semitic ideas and views.

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It allowed them the freedom to now say these things.

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This permission structure was now granted, and people took full

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advantage to attack everybody, as you know, in the pocket

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of Israel that the Jews are telling you to say

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that and all of this. And you had hosts that

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leaned into that and still do. And so when Douglas

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Murray goes on to the Joe Rogan podcast to debate

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Dave Smith, it created this this nexus, right because Murray

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being a pro Israel guy in my estimation, and Smith

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being not a pro Hamasque guy but mainly an anti Israel,

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anti war he would say, I'm sure and he would

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probably bristle it my oversimplification of that, but that's what

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sort of triggered this and then yesterday Jordan Peterson went

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on Rogan's podcast and he talked about the psychology behind

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some of what we're seeing with this woke right. So

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when we come back, I'm going to talk about an analysis,

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a brief analysis of that Murray David Smith debate real quick,

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because they both did well and they both made mistakes,

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as you would imagine in a three hour conversation. And

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then or on the psychology and the psychopathology that we're

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seeing in the woke right strain of the media ecosystem.

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All Right, there's a fellow, he writes on substack and

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on Twitter. His name is ag Hamilton, and here was

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his synopsis of what occurred with the Douglas Murray Dave

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Smith debate. He said that Murray is generally right on

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the substance, and most of his critics are lying about

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what he said. But I also don't think he achieved

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what he intended with the Rogan podcast. He says, I

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think people make a mistake in not differentiating between different

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types of wrong. Candice Owens and Ian Carroll are actual

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anti Semites who intentionally spread false conspiracies aimed at Jews.

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Just today, Carol again let the mask slip. Dave Smith

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is not an anti Semite. He's just someone who isn't

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bothered by them. He thinks it's better to associate with

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anti semites who agree with him about some elements of

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foreign policy than non bigots who disagree with him on

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those issues. He's more likely to denounce somebody whom he

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thinks is too pro war using his framing, than someone

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who engages in Holocaust denial, for example. I think that's

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wrong and morally bankrupt. But it's not the same category

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as Owens and Carol. Joe Rogan is a different animal.

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I think he's someone who doesn't like bigotry, but he

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doesn't pay enough attention or is aware enough to recognize

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it from someone like Owens or Carol. He takes them

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at their word, despite them obviously lying once you exis

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amine it that it's, you know, just a coincidence. So

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much of their craziness and dishonesty is aimed at Jews.

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He just likes to have what he perceives as interesting conversations.

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Rogan does. But the thing is that he does have

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a huge microphone. So where Douglas Murray is right is

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an encourage. He's encouraging Rogan to use his platform responsibly.

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That's not censorship, despite people pretending otherwise. In the same

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way that Rogan insisted that Dave Smith be on the

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show with Douglas Murray, he could have insisted that somebody

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who understands the information behind conspiracies that Ian Carroll promotes

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should have been on with Ian Carroll. After all, that's

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why he had a physicist on with Terrence Howard when

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Terrence Howard the actor was claiming one times one equals

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two and that physics gets everything wrong. But he didn't

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do that when Ian Carroll came on because he didn't

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see and likely still doesn't understand the harm of not

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put pushing back on Carol's conspiracy. So I assume Murray's goal,

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aside from promoting his book, was to encourage Rogan to

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use that large platform more responsibly. In such cases, specifically,

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a key underlying point is that if we are going

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to spend so much time criticizing the media and others

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for misleading the public, then those with large platforms should

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also develop some standards to make sure that the information

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they are sharing is accurate and worthwhile. The problem is

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that Rogan understandably viewed it as somebody telling him what

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to do, and so he got defensive. And that's why

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I think it backfired on Douglas Murray. He might have

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scored points and even been right, but he didn't convince

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somebody with that platform that he should be using it

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to push back on some of the stuff. I think

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Gag Hamilton, by the way, here is exactly right, exactly right.

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I think he would have been better off focusing on

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on his book and then having a private conversation with

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Rogan to try to explain why pushing back on people

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like Daryl Cooper, who just wrote a blog post about

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how he's friends with anti Semites but doesn't like that

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they are obsessed about it, and Ian Carrol who have

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ulterior motives that Rogan might not recognize. He says, I

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realized people have mostly abandoned their shared facts and shared realities,

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but I think there is a legitimate danger in what

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certain characters are trying to normalize right now, it would

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be better to encourage those like Rogan to use their

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platforms to counter that, even if it feels more righteous

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to attack them for insufficiently having done so thus far.

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I think that's some good I think that's good advice.

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So to this point of the platforming, when Jordan Peterson

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was on yesterday with Joe Rogan, although it was recorded,

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I guess before yesterday he talked about platforming people who

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are politically psychopathic.

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Speaker 2: You also set that conversation up, but it poked up

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and made itself manifest in that conversation. And the issue

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is how do you identify the psychopathic pretenders and it's

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even worse now and then make a barrier right now.

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The right was calling for the left to do that

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for decades and they didn't and they couldn't. And the

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left is not good at drawing barriers, partly temperamentally. The

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right is somewhat better, but there's no shortage of monstrosity there.

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And so then the question is how do you how

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I was because I've been watching these right wing they're

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not right wing these psychopathic types manipulate the edge of

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of that's cloaked and anti Semitic, guys. There's plenty of

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anti semitism on the left too, by the way, So

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it's not unique to the right. But now, yes, yes, yes,

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particularly now. And so you know you've let your cureuriosity

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guide you, your curiosity and your desire for knowledge, this quest.

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by the way, I'm trying to work through exactly the

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same sort of thing. How do you know, given your

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rap radical increase in stature over the last ten years,

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how do you know when your curiosity and even your

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skepticism about the fact that things aren't the way that

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people say they are, because that's certainly been demonstrated in

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the last ten years. How do you how should anyone

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decide what guardrails to put up? Like, what do you

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look for? Do you have a conceptual system worked out

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Speaker 1: He did not spoiler. He did not explain how he's

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on guard for that. It's very difficult to do, Rush Limbaugh,

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intentional thing. And he explained why. He said, guests are

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not invested in the success of his show. And when

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simply a vehicle. Now some people are asking because they're

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you know, they have an important message. They're part of

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a cause or charity, good stuff, right, like, you want

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to elevate that message. You want to help this person

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or this organization, And so no problem, they're doing it

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for the right reasons. They're trying to get on the

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a funny story to tell, whatever. But there are other

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I will only speak for my show. I have banned

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so it manifests itself in different ways. But a really

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good one would be you know, racist, antisemitic, like I

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don't want to hear from I have no desire to

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hear anything you have to say, because that's the kind

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of stuff that gives permission structure to others, like oh,

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well I heard this on the radio. Yeah, that you

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didn't hear it on my show because I ban that caller.

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I won't have and oh, Pete, now you're censoring. You

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can call that whatever you want. That's totally fine by me, right,

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I don't have any problem if I am set answering

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a racist from my show. Guilty is charged. I'm totally

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fine with you accusing me of that. I will own it.

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I have, that I perceive that I have, and other

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hosts have different perceptions of responsibility and they are free

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to have them. All Right, If you're listening to this show,

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more transparent. Here's an email from Joseph who says, yeah,

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Peterson is calling out such right wing extremists as psychopaths

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like Mike Cernovich and Glenn Greenwald. He actually did not

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do that, Joseph. I don't know what did you listen

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to the entire three hour podcast, because I did, and

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the only name that I heard him mention was Andrew Tait,

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who I think definitely fits the bill for a psychopath.

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He talks about psychopathology or psychopaths being four to five

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percent of the total population. That's it. He didn't name.

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I don't believe he named anybody else specifically, if I

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recall correctly, I never heard Cernovich's name, and I never

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heard Glenn Greenwold's name. Glenn Greenwold's a lefty. Not that

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there can't be psychopaths on the left either right. So

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if you split psychopaths half and half between left and right,

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you're talking two percent. Like I said, the only one

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that he mentioned was this guy, Andrew Tate. And if

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you know anything about that dude, like I said, he

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fits the bill in my non clinician opinion. Joseph goes

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on to say, a growing portion on the right field

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the same way about the Middle East as we do Ukraine.

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We don't care the millennia that doesn't make that. See,

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this is the problem, this is what this is exactly

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what James Lindsay is talking about and what Peterson is

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talking about. They're mapping these issues onto what like onto

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their desire, their narcissism, their psycho pathology. They're using these

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issues to grow their influence, and they're saying these things

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and the ideology does not matter, The positions do not matter.

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They don't care. That's the that's the premise here. Psychopaths

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don't care in the pursuit of power that the the

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the ideology is irrelevant. That's what Peterson keeps saying. He

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keeps saying the same thing about this, And so, Okay,

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you will agree with them on Ukraine. Okay, you agree

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with them on endless wars, foreign wars. Great, that doesn't

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that doesn't mean they're not co opting you or attempting to.

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you know, I hadn't thought about that. Maybe the Jews

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are to blame for everything in the world. Like, then

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that's that's the play. The millennia old blood feud in

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the Holy Land means no more to us than the

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Intraslavic family feud in Eastern Europe. The US is basically

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funded both sides of conflicts and most hotspots all over

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the world. You'd be shocked if we and our money disappeared,

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how fast those hot spots would cool off. Yeah, I

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think that's a bit conceited. I think those hotspots would

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continue to be hot. They would just use different weapons because,

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as you just said, Joseph, it's been going on for millennia.

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They will bash each other's heads in with rocks if

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they are not provided javelin missiles. Right, Bob says, both speakers,

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writers and listeners, Both speakers and listeners, writers and readers

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are somewhat lazy. I seldom trust one man's opinion other

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than my own, unless that man is Rush Limbaugh or

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Pete Calender. Well that's very good, that's my truth. I'm

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sticking to it. Right, let me play this clip now

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before I run out of time. Also, this was Jordan

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Peterson appearing on Sean Hannity's Fox Show I Believe last night.

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Speaker 3: Well, I think the most important thing to do first

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is to draw a distinction between the political and the

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psychological and not to collapse them together. Right, So imagine this.

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Imagine that there's a group of individuals, about four percent

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of the population, who have a set of personality characteristics

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that have been described as dark tetrat So they're machiavellian,

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they use their language to manipulate, they're narcissistic, they want

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unearned social status and reputation. They're psychopathic, which makes them

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free of empathy and parasitical and predatory, and they're sadistic,

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so they take positive delight in the unnecessary suffering of others. Now,

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those people also use false cries of victimization, let's say,

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to manipulate, and they're entitled. They seek vengeance when it's unwarranted,

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and they protest loudly and make very public cries for

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reparations that would be self serving.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 3: Now, the way those people operate is they look for

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what patterns of belief form groups that they can infiltrate

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and then capitalize on. And that happens on the right.

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of Christ as King as a manipulative strategy by bad

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actors hypothetically on the right, and this report identified the

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same sort of people on the left, but it's not

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primarily political. They're wolves in sheep's clothing who look for

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where there's power and value and then adopt those beliefs

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as a surface camouflage so that they can elevate their

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moral status. Now, and this has become worse in recent

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years as far as I'm concerned, because the evolved strategies

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that we have for dealing with these psychopathic types. Psychopathic

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narcissistic types don't work well online, and so the psychopaths

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can get away with their terrible manipulations online and they

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can find like minded people and they can escape from

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any reputational consequences. And so there's always been psychopaths. Those

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are the pharisees, for example, that Christ points to the

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religious pretenders. Those are the people who use God's name

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in vain and claim moral virtue and even religious devotion,

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while all they're doing is feathering their own nests and

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furthering their own narrow interests. And the web social media

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anonymity enables them to organize and also hides them much

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more effectively. And this is a problem in religious organizations,

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it's a problem in political organizations, and it pathologizes the

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whole culture. You know, most people, eighty percent of Americans

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agree on virtually everything. And then there's these fringe people

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and they're not political. They're psychopathological narsisssists who cloak themselves

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in political guys. And we all have to learn to

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distinguish between the political and the psychological.

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Speaker 1: We're not good at it. That's the key. That's the key.

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It's not political, it's psychological. We have to learn, we

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have to be better at identifying it. The false cries

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of victimization, and these people look for unguarded stores of value.

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The university system is the perfect example. These institutions. They

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had money, they had credibility, prestige, they controlled access through

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their credentialing with diplomas and such, and they were unguarded

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for what the left psychopaths did. They came in and

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they just feasted on this carcass because it was unguarded,

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because they were ill equipped and ignorant to the threat. Right,

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that's the case that that Peterson is laying out. Why

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would you not think that could happen on the right? Like,

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to me, that's the obvious that's the obvious question that

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sort of proves the point, which is, if people of

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this kind of disorder, of this kind of psychopathy, if

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the politics or the issues don't actually matter, why would

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you not think that when the right builds up a

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store of value of some kind, like the podcast world,

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the new media, why would you not think that they

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would go in there and do the same thing. They

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would just say different things because they don't care about

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what the politics are, what the issues are, The ideology

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doesn't matter to them. What matters is satisfying their own needs.

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So this walk, right, I don't know what to call it,

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a flare up, this eruption into sort of the more

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into the public. Because again, as I said earlier, I

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don't know if it was this hour or last, but

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I have been aware of these skirmishes that have been occurring.

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But they were naming people that I didn't really know about,

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and then every now and again and be like, oh

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my gosh, what did that person say? Like what what

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are they saying? And then if I don't know enough

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about it, I'm not going to bring it onto the show.

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And so yeah, I started seeing stuff about Candice Owens

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years ago, maybe like a year or two ago, stuff

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she was saying, and and I try to get people

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the benefit of the doubt. But when you give me example, example,

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example after example, well, now I'm going to believe that like, Okay,

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this is whatever brand you're trying to build, this is

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part of your brand. And when you know every explanation

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boils down to the Jews, then I'm going to draw

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a certain conclusion from that brand, from your branding effort.

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And that's not my faults, that's yours, especially for professional communicator,

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I'm pointing her out. I will note that online over

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the last twenty four hours there have been a surprising

478
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number of people who thought Jordan Peterson was calling them

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a psychopath, even though Jordan Peterson never mentioned anybody by

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name except for Andrew t I don't know what Andrew

481
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Tate's views are on Israel. I have no idea, okay, don't.

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I do not give that man a clique. Ever, I

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understand like he lured a lot of people in and

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for some reason they think that he is just the

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BEA's knees on stuff. I do not what I've limited

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00:31:54,160 --> 00:31:56,200
views of him, and what I've read of him, and

487
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the things he has said, and the charges against him.

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It gave me enough of a I think, a basis

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to say I have nothing that I want to learn

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from this man. So I don't waste my time, because

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my time is valuable. It is a unit of my life,

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and so I am not going to waste it listening

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to him or occupying my time with thoughts of him.

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He was the only name that I mentioned, but for

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some reason, in the last twenty four hours, a bunch

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of people on the right seem to think that they

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were called a psychopath, which, guys, that's kind of what

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a psychopath, That's what a narcissist would think when you

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hear when you hear Jordan Peterson say four to five

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percent of the population have these tendencies and they go

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in and they feast off of the carcass of stored

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00:32:46,559 --> 00:32:55,599
value in an institution. And you think he's talking about you, Well, like,

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that's kind of one of the symptoms. I'm not saying

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you're the psychopath. I'm just saying that that's one of

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the symptoms. That's one of the things that somebody who

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was doing that would probably think. Also, they're making it

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about themselves, and now they're victimized because they were called

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this mean word, woe is me. It's sort of like

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the old saying that if you throw a rock into

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a pack of dogs, the one that gets hit is

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the one that yelps. Not that I am advocating throwing

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rocks at dogs. I'm not saying that. I'm just pointing

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out that the saying exists for a reason, and what

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I think Peterson is trying to do and others on

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the right and James Lindsay, and I know he's not

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of the right guy's like an atheist. I think he

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may even be libertarian. I don't even know. But what

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these guys are trying to do is to warn the followers,

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00:34:01,119 --> 00:34:09,360
the fans of these people to beware because the fall

520
00:34:09,440 --> 00:34:13,199
will come, because it always does with psychopaths. And I

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00:34:13,199 --> 00:34:16,920
thought Peterson's comments there were spot on that. In the past,

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if you're in, you know, an organization and you run

523
00:34:19,920 --> 00:34:23,920
into one of these types of narcissistic psychopathic personality types,

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you learn very quickly what kind of person they are,

525
00:34:27,239 --> 00:34:30,400
and then like there, you know, the people in the group,

526
00:34:30,480 --> 00:34:33,280
either you know, toss them out, like get out of here,

527
00:34:33,280 --> 00:34:34,960
we don't want you in here. You're you know, a

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00:34:35,039 --> 00:34:39,679
toxic presence in our club or whatever, or you just

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00:34:39,719 --> 00:34:44,800
avoid them, you shun them, right. But in today's age

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with the Internet, that becomes much more difficult to determine.

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That's what Peterson was talking about. We haven't figured this

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00:34:53,400 --> 00:34:57,760
out yet. How to keep these kinds of toxic personalities

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from feasting on on the store of value, the unguarded

534
00:35:05,679 --> 00:35:10,000
store of value. How do you do that? And when

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00:35:10,960 --> 00:35:13,960
these people go too far, when the psychopath goes too far,

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and they eventually will because that's kind of their jam.

537
00:35:17,519 --> 00:35:19,519
They're going to take a lot of people with them,

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and whatever good and whatever cause that you think this

539
00:35:24,760 --> 00:35:28,440
person is helping you with, they're not actually trying to

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00:35:28,480 --> 00:35:32,079
help you in that cause, because again they're psychopathic, and

541
00:35:32,119 --> 00:35:36,239
so they're just using the cause for their own goals,

542
00:35:36,599 --> 00:35:39,920
and when their fall occurs, you will go down with them.

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I believe Satan took a whole bunch of angels with them.

544
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So that's the warning. You know, be careful who you

545
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are following, Be careful who you are promoting, and if

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00:35:55,039 --> 00:35:57,679
you're a podcaster or a radio host, be careful who

547
00:35:57,719 --> 00:36:03,599
you are platforming, because you don't know, right, you just

548
00:36:03,679 --> 00:36:06,199
don't know about these people. And by the way, you know,

549
00:36:06,719 --> 00:36:09,119
I like, I'm here every day for three hours hopefully

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and people can call in and we can have conversations,

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and hopefully people will recognize I'm not a psychopath, but

552
00:36:15,239 --> 00:36:19,159
that is what a psychopath would say. Hmmm. Makes you

553
00:36:19,199 --> 00:36:24,599
think all right, all right, that'll do it for this episode.

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Thank you so much for listening. I could not do

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much for listening, and don't break anything while I'm gone.

