Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "Joe Rogan Apologizes for Jack Dorsey Podcast" video.

  1. I think that's part of what angered people is the wasted opportunity. Jack NEVER seems to do interviews, in fact this was the first one I've ever seen, and definitely the longest. SO MANY PEOPLE have SO MANY QUESTIONS they'd like to ask and have answered, and there was a squandered opportunity. Also, the whole Cash App sponsorship/ownership conflict of interest was an issue.
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  2. Lol. It's being held to the bare minimum standard. A high schooler would have done more research prior to that interview. The interview that starts 50 Shades was better prepped lol. This is one of the few and by far the longest interview I've ever seen JD do, hell you almost never even see him in public. Any news network would sacrifice an intern to have gotten an interview half that length, and it was squandered.
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  3. I don't think JR is famous enough or big enough to make it on PewNews. It's not like he's James Charles or Alinity or someone important like that.
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  4. Need to have Nick Di Paolo back on for the JD interview v2 :)
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  5. The root cause of all these censorship problems is this: THEY DECIDE something crosses a line. They whom? Why them? What human is in any position to decide ANYTHING another equal human says should be silenced? I don't think there is one. If I had infinite god-like power to silence anyone for saying something, I'd never use it. No once, not for anything.
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  6. No, you just redefined racism. Racism is just that, prejudice solely based on race. ANY race. We will always have racism. Know why? Because it's a HUMAN problem, not the issue of any individual race or ethnicity. Ending racism is like trying to end murder or prostitution: we've been doing it since day one, we'll be selling sex and killing each other right up until our extinction day, and that's regardless of all external factors. The moment you refuse to think you're capable of horrible things is the moment horrible things become capable of happening. Every individual has the whole of human evil inside them, and it's the responsibility of every INDIVIDUAL not to act on it. Most don't. But anyone can, and will. Every time you see some horrible act occur or a horrific news story play out or someone perpetrate some heinous act, you feel it in your soul, in your very being disgusted and sad that happened, and you feel fear. Fear not just of that terrible thing happening to you or those you care about, but a part of you, whether you realize it consciously or not, realizes with a start that YOU are no better or worse than them, that YOU are capable of doing that. You cannot be a good person without realizing how bad all people can be.
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