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  1. An actually conversation by a couple of adults, satisfying.
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  2. This is the toughest story to listen to, but so important šŸ˜¢ i just want to jump into the screen and give Nina the tightest, longest hug ā¤ what an incredibly resilient young woman, i am so sorry for what she and many other girls have to endure, these monsters should be behind bars. Keep going to help change the world Nina my darling xxx Well done on the channel Andrew šŸ‘
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  3. That's all I want, respectful conversations. I don't care what 'side' someone is on, I just want to hear peoples thoughts and make up my own mind. Great conversation.
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  4. I'm a fish šŸŸ trapped in a human body.... transphibian!
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  5. I just love her. Intelligent women with full honesty ā¤
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  6. Andrew we donā€™t know each other but everyday I am thankful and grateful for both of your channels. You are a wonderful human being and if you see this I want you to know that you are a soul that illuminates this world . I appreciate all that you do !!! You are an amazing journalist. And your guest today speaking gives me hope -
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  7. 51:22 So stressful hearing this! Brought tears to my eyes. It's like something out of The Handmaid's Tale... hard to grasp this is a real way of life.
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  8. "Toxic masculinity" is a very unfortunate concept. I realised that years ago when I first heard it. From a radical feminist perspective, both masculinity and femininity are toxic. They are the two stereotypical roles in creating and upholding the power difference between men and women, the male supremacy. Men are living with the expectations to be dominant and women to be dominated. Women and men has to be socially created unequal. In order for that to work we have to see women and men as two totally different groups of people. For opression to seem acceptable there has to be a belief that there are groups that differ from each other. That's the one single condition needed for inequality, oppression to be accepted. Just as "race" was created for white people to be able to colonise others, "gender" was created to support male supremacy. This is the basic analyses of gender abolitionists. BUT that doesn't exclude the possibility for some differences between women and men. It just opposes the cultural compulsion to recreate the illusion of women and men being totally different. (Before Beckham suddenly putting his hair together up high at the back of the head, only women could do that. Men with long hair new that they had to gather the hair as low as possible in order to not be perceived as feminine.) And no man can actually know what it is to work with only women or even be in a room with only women in it, since it stops being only women when he enters. And I would argue that it is a myth that women only groups doesnā€™t work. We see and notice what we expect. And when men gossip and have horrible fights, we call it other things.
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  9. The parallels between people with a Borderline Personality Disorder - see the College's reaction to James Esses' concerns - and the 'Trans'-captured people is very striking.
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  10. I find it interesting when people on the left talk about being disappointed in Dawkins. They really don't get it. All he's done is approach the subjects generally ascribed to wokeism with the same use of reasoning that he approached religion. As he has said countless times, he doesn't care about what you feel, he cares about what's true. There's a weird irony in the religious right coining the phrase "facts don't care about your feelings" when it's exactly the kind of phrase that Dawkins, Hitchens and co would have used against religion. Maybe those on the woke left who championed Dawkins when he went after religion and now see him as the enemy should take a moment to stop and think. I'm not saying you have to agree with him on every (or even any) issue but if you once celebrated his use of reason in approaching the topic of religion, maybe it's worth considering that his views on other subjects are approached with that same use of reason. Even if you think he's wrong, that alone should at least give you food for thought.
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  11. I would love to hear you interview Douglas Murray while he is in Israel.šŸ‡®šŸ‡±
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  12. Ā”Gracias por entrevistar a AP!
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  13. Hi, Dan here, why is it exactly i effect the credibility my story is in line with the very point of this channel care to explain
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  14. Fabulous interview. Marcus and Susan are amazing šŸ¤©
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  15. Just got done watching. I canā€™t get enough of this topic. It just keeps getting better!
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  16. What a fantastic interview! Andrew, I used to be like you. I felt that I was devoid of spirituality. One say, I found out that mantis shrimp has 16 colour cones in its eyes, which means that it sees colours we cannot imagine. And then the realisation came how little we actually see and understand. Our brains are like filters that limit us. We perceive a minuscule reality around us, so who is to say that what we call ā€œspiritualityā€, is in fact the part of reality that we are just not evolved to recognise and understand (yet). I have listened of thousands of people speaking about their NDEs after that and it does give you hope.
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  17. I think Peter is wonderful ā¤it will be a great conversation. Congratulations Andrew in interviewing fascinating people - I would also like to see another HGTudor interview - can that be on this channel? ā¤ā¤
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  18. I am at a loss for words. Thank you, Nina, for sharing your story and bringing awareness. šŸ’œ
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  19. Looking forward to this šŸ‘ŒšŸ‘šŸ‘šŸ‘
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  20. This was a fascinating interview, and now Iā€™m going to read Julieā€™s book. Up to now I had not thought of this particular unintended (or maybe intended by some) consequences of some of the events now going on and how they can distract from feminism (Iā€™m a woman of similar age and saw some of the same things she talked about, though Iā€™m hetero). Iā€™ve never been ok with doing irreversible hormonal therapy and surgery on children. I do support an adultā€™s decision to transition and donā€™t want to disrespect anyone. However, the argument about womenā€™s-only spaces is interesting and again, something I hadnā€™t thought much about. Thanks for having intelligent discourse without hate and vitriol.
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  21. In Argentina we have everything to be at the top. We just need honest politicians and a smart economic plan, to face what the previous government have left.
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  22. It is all personality, if you are a woman it really depends on your personality how you dress and live your life, also on your age, young female teenager are more likely to want to dress up and wear lots of make up than when they are in their thirties, but young men even heterosexual men can go through phases of enjoying make up and the flamboyant clothes but it just comes down to personality rather than gender, people might be surprised to know men in the past in certain cultures even in Europe have at times been more flamboyant than women. it is just absurd to say you are born in the wrong body just because you prefer one thing over another.
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  23. How can we know what we truly believe in unless we are sometimes able to read or be privy to what we don't.. We cannot live in echo chambers.. So much of life and conversation is nuanced and yet we are made to believe everything is extreme.. Its so sad that conversation is becoming so uncomfortable and bonds and friendship lost upon differences of what intrigues us..
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  24. This is such a fantastic interview. Miaā€™s clarity of thought and boldness in expressing it so needed. Thanks to both of you.
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  25. I went through the same time. I was fired from Ubisoft Toronto for questioning this ideology on social media, outside of work. I too was just dismissed with no chance to defend myself.
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  26. Thoroughly enjoyed this interview! Without a doubt my new favourite channel šŸ‘šŸ¼
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  27. "if it's having long hair , painted nails and being a bit silly " 100 % with you Andrew it's incredibly offensive !
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  28. I'm such a huge fan of Richard Grannon. Such a great episode
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  29. What a strong person, a sad story and a great cause she has! But I am so angry that evil abusers get away with cruelty and harm to others!
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  30. Her story is so heartbreaking and you were so compassionate and kind to her.
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  31. I agree. The idea that she gave up a potentially big career as well is up for debate. She was in her mid-30s and had one successful cable show under her belt. I wouldn't have put money on her as someone who was going to become a big star.
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  32. My heart is breaking. My stupid problems are nothing. What a woman. Thank you Andrew for sharing Ninaā€™s important story. You are a great interviewer. You gently nudge the story along. You leave the space for the subject to speak. It looks easy, but itā€™s not. So many podcasts have interviewers talking over, turning the story around to make it about themselves or not following the story organically.
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  33. Awesome interview Andrew! Had to comment again, very mich enjoyed it, thank you.
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  34. The calmer someone is when in a highly charged discussion drives the emotional person into a screaming banshee.
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  35. I absolutely love the 'operating system' comparison! Also, I'm going to start saying 'I don't know' more often instead of feeling like I have to have an opinion on everything. Thanks do much Andrew, this was great!
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  36. Yasmine is the best!
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  37. I think itā€™s fine, weā€™ve had a good innings. Nice job everyone
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  38. Cinematography on this podcast has gone up in LEVELS. Good job Andrew man
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  39. Savile and Blair were knighted. šŸ˜…
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  40. I just donated and it was easy to do, what a remarkable woman
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  41. They do not hear any notice, they hear themselves .
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  42. Ā @andrewgoldhereticsĀ  I think there are a fair number of chatty podcast/er guest types (the usual suspects šŸ™‚) who,if they were honest with themselves and their audience, could probably cut down on the verbiage quite a lot - but that's not as entertaining.
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  43. She is so steadfast and strong when I watched what happened to her in Auckland I was disgusted being a New Zealander as well I could not believe the violence and hatred towards her and her supporters
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  44. But there are school kids identifying as cats and demanding cat litter in school
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  45. So many reasons for weight gain. Have a look at WW2 pictures of middle aged women. Food was rationed, it wasn't normal to overeat. The women still looked stout. Diseases like endometriosis cause oestrogen dominance, which increases fat. UK doctors will not investigate sudden weight gain, only weight loss. We need better understanding.
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  46. Graham Sir thank you for your bravery. One opinion about the epidemic to want to change sex is that it has been driven by the massive money being made per person.
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  47. One of greatest evoutionary biologist! Common sense at its best ! Late Hitchens, Larrry Krauss and Neil de Grasse Tyson !What an honor to have him Andrew! Recently I have found this channel and instantly hooked. Great video.Keep on good work and big THANK YOU for bringing him .Magnificent!
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  48. Those that make you believe absurdities will make you commit atrocious. Volitare
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  49. I absolutely love these conversations on Heretics! Iā€™m now rethinking the word convictions. Although I still think we have some basic principles in us that we would truly believe such as the right to an education for all people. Peter blatantly pointed out how stupid this world has become. I couldnā€™t agree more. I will follow his channel because I am interested to see how he gets or doesnā€™t get people at opposite ends to move closer together or at least explain their position. As you said Andrew, there are people chanting ā€œfrom the river to the sea ā€¦..ā€ with no idea what they are really saying. The ā€œuseful idiotsā€!
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  50. Your hair needs some work. Mind you it is impressively verdant.
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