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  1. What a reminder to look out for the people right in front of us, and not be afraid to have the tough conversations. Thank you for the insightful content, and I hope she is able to continue helping those women and raising awareness. The problem doesn't go away when we stop talking about it.
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  2. she rocks
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  3. Sorry but she did know how to curtsy because she curtsied in Suits. She was offered a mentor and chose not to take their advice because she thought she knew how to do it better. IMO would she have married Harry if he worked at Macdonalds or the post office? I think not. It was all about status and she thought he had an endless amount of money which she found out he doesn't. I never watched Suits did see her in a couple of episodes of Fringe. Wasn't terribly impressed. Sorry the RF isn't out of touch. They are trying to help their people without being political. They must rise above politics. The RF wouldn't have made racist remarks. No matter the color that baby would've been and was accepted and would've been loved. They chose to make this racist. Harry was raised in a life of privilege so IMO he should shut the hell up when the rest of the world is living in a cost of living crisis. Yes he lost his mum but so did William. And William was more privy to the problems that his parents were going through. So he carried a heavy load on his young shoulders. Sorry no sympathy from me!
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  4.  @andrewgoldheretics I think it’s fine with people like Dawkins who speak less to allow some awkward silences while you collect your thoughts like Lex Friedman. I appreciate that you don’t always do that, and that you keep the conversation flowing and moving. But we’ll be patient through some awkward silences! :) I think Dawkins also has some long silent pauses between questions during his own interviews while he processes or thinking about what to say next.
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  5. You'll possibly be pleased to know that a Harry Potter TV series is in the works. I think the Fantastic Beasts movies have stalled because they haven't been as successful as the Harry Potter ones. JK Rowling is too rich, too famous and too popular to be cancelled, but that doesn't mean that she isn't subjected to disgusting online abuse and defamatory remarks from people who should know better.
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  6. What a great balanced, reasoned, and respectful conversation. You covered so many potentially controversial topics so rationally. Social media could learn from you both. An hour and a quarter very well spent. Thank-you.
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  7. Nuriyah is incredible. Massive respect to her! Loving this channel.
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  8. What a wonderful Interview. Great conversation!
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  9. I can’t say that I relate to the idea that having sex with an older man is empowering. She definitely does not speak for all of us. And we can object to dirty old men preying on teenage girls without locking everyone into sex segregated schools and institutions. All female spaces can encourage terrifying levels of female aggression towards non conformist girls and women, and a lot of us feel safer when the sexes are more mixed. We can have sex segregated bathrooms without segregating everything else in society. I don’t want to live in Saudi Arabia.
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  10. Dear graham firstly thankyou for your support of women it means a lot to the majority of women.secondly your work has brought so much joy to me and all my family and to spread happiness to people you don’t know and never likely to meet is a wonderful gift Your going to be just fine once again Thank You ❤️
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  11. Graham take good care of yourself, take a rest. Your book has been a success - it’s brilliant and brings clarity to your viewpoints as well as happiness to the reader through your humour and account of your wonderfully written comedy sitcoms. Whilst you take a break let the book do the talking. Know you are appreciated and loved by the sane xxxx
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  12. I feel like this is just a useful rhetoric. Just blame it on the culture today and not the obvious bigger problems like loneliness in today's society that hits every gender equally, bad upbringing by the previous generation, social distancing caused by the rise of social media. Peterson would like to make people believe that everything is caused by the woke culture but it clearly isn't since the loneliness has been on the rise way before the woke culture even started.
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  13. The groomers are disgusting but the authorities (in my opinion) are more responsible & I hold them in even more contempt. They had a duty of care which they wilfully didn’t perform or completely ignored. Correct me if I am wrong but not one has lost their job, been reprimanded, lost their pension & in some cases should have been prosecuted themselves.
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  14. The fixation on "solving" climate change, in my view, doesn't qualify as narcissism in Greta's case. She's autistic. I think it's some sort of obsession. Just as you initially discussed OCD, OCPD. The motivation of an obsession doesn't have to be this externally projected lens that narcissists put on themselves (for the lack of better words/knowledge). I think autism explains it much better than narcissism, without knowing her character in detail. After all, she might be both. If I think of both traits in one person, Elon Musk comes to mind.
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  15. Alex is so well spoken holds back on nothing amazing girl❤
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  16. Hi Andrew. Ive watched a few of your podcasts and really enjoyed. Im looking forward to watching Norman, he used to go on Shauns podcast occasionally, but seems to have been hiding the last while.
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  17. I have been watching Aaron from day one on his channel and its good to hear him speak about different subjects I love Heretics it has taught me so much about things i didn't understand what all this was about thank you Andrew
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  18. One day I hope to wake up and find this (trans ideology) was all just a weird dream. Senior lesbian here.
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  19. I've been taking dogbones twice daily, but my fur just doesn't seem to grow! 😆
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  20. This is going to be the best interview ever!!!! Alex is wonderful ❤❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  21. I ordered Grames book from the wokest bookshop I could find. I was told it was a ‘print on demand’ title and would take 8 weeks to arrive. I ordered it anyway. Somehow it arrived a week later looking very un-print-on-demandish. BTW it’s a great read. Highly recommended.
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  22. Im not sure I can watch this one mate, I fear Ill end up more heartbroken and filled with fury than I already am about this subject. Actually no, I will watch it.... Just not right now.... much love,, you have a great show, continue to be brave, and dont let the b"stards grind you down.... I nearly hit cancel then but no, I wish to wish you well... :-) Ste, 52, Liverpool..
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  23. Well, gob smacked doesn’t quite cut the mustard on this one. A throughly insightful, enjoyable and back and forth interview. DR Coleman is so incredibly articulate and well versed on the topic, that it’s really difficult to disagree. What a fantastic guest.
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  24. This interview bodes well for your new channel Andrew. Very well done. I love the setting,btw. Very classy. 🇦🇺
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  25. I‘m mainly frustrated by the one dimensional pictures that are conveyed on both sides when it comes to specific topics. It’s very predictable what either side says on certain issues according to party affiliation. Especially annoying is this in the US with their 2 party system that is in my view undemocratic anyway. But also in Germany I often notice that there’s an ideological line and more partisanship on every side. I was always interested in extremism from a psychological point of view, which is why I watched (and still do) a lot of documentaries about II WW as well as the 70ies and the Red Army Fraction in western Germany and the NSU murders a few years ago. I‘m very firm in my belief that extremism on both sides is extremely dangerous. Just in different ways.
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  26. Well done! I don't mean that in a Scientology condescending kind of way... We need more conversations like this. Thank you! A very nice change of pace.
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  27. This woman is amazing, brave, I believe every word she says,I worry for her life even if she doesn't, what a great speaker.
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  28. As a person that has suffered for years with mental health issues I can confirm that activism is very attractive when you are in a slump.
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  29. Can someone please be arrested
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  30. The problem is that neither is good for a society as both are religious beliefs. To question the given narrative is deemed criminal by some in their fantasy world. We should be free to criticise any ideology!!
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  31. Cancel culture should be cancelled(the irony). Love your guests!
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  32. Brilliant, I don't want it to end could just keep listening. Power to you both ❤
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  33. Great choice of first guest Andrew, and it’s fantastic that you have a new channel. Graham is right about the absolute kicking people get from their own side, particularly the left.
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  34. Andrew, as always you’ve conducted a great interview! I always really appreciate that you always let your guests just talk, you let them give long nuanced answers.
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  35. Love Nina’s perspective, absolutely fascinating. I’m definitely going to buy her book. Thank you for the introduction Andrew & for the laughs about your experience in the men’s changing room!!! 😂
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  36. Excellent interview. Sonia P. has brought a level of excellence in reporting some of the harrowing stories out of GB. Just one small thing. Understanding the term 'homophobia. This is a term that ppl should know its origin... it's quite fascinating. Its origin is rooted in an intense fear of being discovered, that becomes a 'phobia' , a terrible irrational kind of constant dread " "fear of" [being discovered] ie caught, exposed, in public, or known as - a homosexual. Hence, 'closeted' became the colloquial term around 17CE. Upper class & peers of the realm & the monarchy used this term in private discourse and was shorthand code. Being homophobic is a result of a homosexuals dread & private terror of becoming PUBLICLY known as a homosexual. Don't forget, this was a high criminal offense. Still a criminal offense in the USA until 1985 and after in some states. Read the origin documents. It's so prevalent in source docs I won't bother to clutter up your comment section tho. Thank you Andrew!
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  37. This is such a scary, remarkable conversation! Thank you.
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  38. I'm not long watching this, I'd never heard of this guy although I have heard of the show he wrote. i can't disagree with him. He talks absolute sense . I hope his kids realise this and are proud of him👏👏👏👏👏
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  39. So many wonderful topics discussed. I love to hear Richard Dawkins speak on these topics. The interview is a treasure to listen to, both Andrew Gold and Richard Dawkins.
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  40. Well done Graham!!!! Full support and massive gratitude to you for using your voice! This trans ideology is not just homophobic and misogynistic… it is really an attack on our children because children NEED stability and safety and to offer an option as such a formative age absolutely causes massive fracture in their psyche!!
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  41. I'm so watching this when going to bed tonight! Very interesting. ... and important topic.
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  42. Yes! 🙌🏼
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  43. One courageous woman.
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  44. This should be interesting. It feels like there could be a segment just on the various aspects of trans. There needs to be - it's obvious now that there are many different people claiming to be trans, not just those with gender dysphoria. Of course, its heretical to criticise the religion of trans. Perfect for this channel.
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  45. Two of my favourites, can't wait for this.
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  46. A member of my church just passed away. He was one of our elders. We are all very sad because we miss him and we miss the loss of him. We are not sad that he is moving on to a better life. That is how most Christians feel.
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  47. Fantastic interview!! Again another level headed practitioner full of compassion and wisdom. It’s dawning on me that these kids need a loving supportive environment as they work things through….if we care we need to speak out against current trend to too quickly medicalise. Thank you Andrew
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  48. The cruelty is monstrous.
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  49. I would probably not have watched this normally, an hour about a new president at the other side of the world. But I did now, being a Heretic 😅 and it was really interesting. Thank you for this great interview!
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  50. Dear Nina, I'm really sorry that you've been through such horrific experiences. I'm in complete awe of your strength and determination. Please know that you're cherished and respected. I hear your message about asking questions and speaking up. As someone who works with children from all over the world, I will keep this mind. Thank you for the work that you do 💞
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