Comments by "Stevie" (@matthewhorizon6050) on "Is There a Way Back From Cancel Culture? | Joe Rogan u0026 Sam Harris" video.

  1. He put the vibrations on that dude.
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  2. @JokerL1000, Clearly, you are new here, because he's feuded w plenty of guests. And why would someone challenge "all" of his views anyway? Do you think someone was genetically engineered and programmed to adamantly oppose every view Joe stands by?
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  3. I looked a long time ago when he mentioned it in another podcast -- I don't think it was taped. If you find it, shoot up a link though.
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  4. Like Marco Polo?
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  5.  @seththomas1150  As a matter of fact, my dad is in the other room: I'm his caregiver. We're a family of vets and wrestlers (high school and collegiate). And what's your deal? WTF are you talking about? You create dead end statements and act snarky on the internet -- does that somehow make you omnipotent? Just out of curiosity, where do you tthink I align politically?
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  6.  @SteezySteve760  it's a dump point he made. Joe's had numbers of episode that were riddled with arguing. I'm sure if he simply googled it at least 20 prior shows would pop up and there's probably at least 50. Has had it out w a few debunkers.
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  7. @Seth Thomas, I get the feeling we probably disagree on a few matters, but that's okay. Despite this assumption, its interesting that you mentioned that men are starting to behave more like women. I strongly agree! I'm a social researcher and stumbled upon a substantial about of contemporary study's that support your claim. Today, large swaths of men representing the lowest earning quintile are being raised by females, primarily (e.g., mothers, grandmother's, sisters, aunts, and the foster care is predominantly ran by females). As a result of the sociatal shift in the western family unit; fatherless men are becoming more feminine-like in their attitudes and behaviors. Those raised without a positive male figure in their lives typically present with ultra-masculine behaviors, because they are taught how to be men by women and children (their friends). As a result of their shitty "man teachers" they end up over-compensating in their role as a man. Oftentimes, this leads to the development of antisocial personality characteristics. Most "tough guys" don't know shit about being tough. They embrace an aggressive demeanor and obsess over materialistic things, because they understand status -- that's it -- not the vital intangibles that define a man. Visual stereotypes of manliness is all they comprehend -- their testosterone has been hyjacked! Unfortunately, many of these guys end up making licence plates for the prison industrial complex, develop mood disorders, and/or reside comfortably in their ignorance.
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  8. @Seth Thomas,  Well, your view is certainly a popular one and possibly correct. The only reason I am not 100% on board is due to the fickle nature of US high-ranking government officials. It's tough for me to think that an underlying and unyielding motive lie with this far-left "postmodernist and Marxist" movement. Politicians are puppets, who base their political stances on what voters want. They flip flop all the time, because they need to align with whatever their voter base wants, so they can be elected or re-elected. And trust me, both sides are guilty of this: it's why Trump was elected. He is a demagogue who blew the dog whistle and southerners and evangelicals alike came running to vote for a NYC business man who had ZERO in common with them. Outrage is a victim of its own ambiguity and this election was a prime example of what can happen when a cacophony of noise drowns out logic. People are no better off now than they were prior to him. He just talks a lot of shit and folks like it. The far left ain't hard to make fun of. I'm pro-guns, in step with securing the border, concerned with the problems stemming from Islam, believe America comes first, etc, but I know that Trump and Hillary DO NOT GIVE A FUCK about any of those matters. Sure, occasionally bills are passed and the voter base gets a preverbial hard-on, but 95% of their guarantees turn out to be false promises. Why do you think both Clinton and Trump can't get more than 2 words without lying? The only folks who could truly help the America public have no shot at winning the White House, and even if they did, Congress and the Senate are in a constant state of gridlock; plus, why do we have life appointed leaders? I'm not sure if these issues are conspiratorial or not, but I damn sure know something is un-American about them. It wasn't long ago when the Republican Party was viewed as the dipshits of America politics, but they've DEFINITELY relinquished their crown to the Dems. I don't trust any of these self serving scumbags -- not a single one.
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  9.  @seththomas1150  maybe. We'll see.
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  10.  @seththomas1150  Ditto. And what does it make us? By default, my guess: a rebel army full of piss and vinegar.
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