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Dude had a DR….who’s study was mathematics , speaking as an expert on race relations and anti critical race theory because he’s been studying reverse racism for 16 hours a day over 3 years
.Like cmon. And when you look dude up, he’s connected to right wing billionaires and think tanks, Claremont institute etc.
It’s obvious
- Mar 8, 2004
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So you, for yourself call BS on what he is saying and move. No one is saying listen and accept what he being discussed.Dude had a DR….who’s study was mathematics , speaking as an expert on race relations and anti critical race theory because he’s been studying reverse racism for 16 hours a day over 3 years
Like cmon. And when you look dude up, he’s connected to right wing billionaires and think tanks, Claremont institute etc.
It’s obvious
- Mar 22, 2006
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Sure, tell that to his millions of listeners
I think you're underestimating the critical thinking skills they possess
I think you're underestimating the critical thinking skills they possess
- Jan 16, 2011
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A lot of credentialed folks who peddle alternative views that nicely segue into conspiracy theories tend to have been pushed aside by their professional community; they will be presented as "Dr So and so" or "Director of [insert scientific org]" when they haven't exercised in their field for a significant number of years.Dude had a DR….who’s study was mathematics , speaking as an expert on race relations and anti critical race theory because he’s been studying reverse racism for 16 hours a day over 3 years
Like cmon. And when you look dude up, he’s connected to right wing billionaires and think tanks, Claremont institute etc.
It’s obvious
See Rand Paul who still goes by Dr even though the guy hasn't been certified since 2005
.Is Rand Paul a real doctor?
The medical certificate held by the Republican candidate for Kentucky's senate seat is not recognized by the state. What does this say about his candidacy?
theweek.com
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Trust me, I know most people don’t have the capacity. But, I’m speaking to the people in here that seem to have a grasp on being able to discern for themselves. There is no way that you can tell me that you’ve rather watch the news for engaging content vs a long form podcast focused on a subject.
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essentially this comes down to people wanting control of narratives & what information is available.
for some reason people seem to think that they can make a decision on what information is suitable for someone to receive & decipher.
for some reason people seem to think that they can make a decision on what information is suitable for someone to receive & decipher.
- Aug 11, 2012
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Nah. Nobody is saying joe Rogan shouldn’t do what he does. People are just stating the obvious. Dude is polarizing. And popular. a lot of his long time fans are annoyed like hell, about his recent turn to hard right podcast host. He plays apolitical, but he’s really not. A lot of his newer fan base, is drawn to him for political/culture war reasons. That’s what he’s leaning into now.
A lot of the old fans say they just want to hear some cool ****, in long form discussion. And some life improvement **** here and there. A lot of Rogan now, is just white grievance politics, cancel culture talk, anti “woke” talk and Covid talk.
I know, it’s annoying to see “liberal” people complain about ANYTHING to you. But there isn’t some plot against joe Rogan to control his information.
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A lot just want to stop the spread of misinformation on the podcast of a dumb comedian because a lot of his fans are gullible idiots and follow what he says.
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Bro people can complain all they want
my only point has been that all it does is help further spread the information.Secondly, I have seen plenty of people on social media demand that his platform be censored or taken away because it' "dangerous".
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It is dangerous and should be censored. he's trump on a smaller scale. Can probably organize his own capitol riot if he wanted to.
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We're saying this in AMERICA
, this countries entire concept hinges on the majority of people being gullible & following what's told to em by politicians/big corporations.
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Bro people can complain all they want
Well you may be right in that. And That says a lot about society
.Person A: This is bad for you. Here is why
Person B: **** you! I want MOOOOOOAR
The JRE experience
‘Merica
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Podcasts must be stopped. Where is the microphone legislation and regulation?
mplsdunk
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If you say more than 600 words you must purchase a permit and give your ssn.
- May 9, 2004
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Bruh are you suggesting there should be..... free speech??
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The problem with Joe Rogan...and white boys
White boys are free to play around with the poisonous snake of white supremacy because they are born with natural immunity to its venom.
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Neil Young Demands Spotify Remove His Music Over 'False Information About Vaccines'
"They can have [Joe] Rogan or Young," Neil Young wrote in a letter asking Spotify to remove all of his music from the service. "Not both."
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Sorry, Neil.
- Apr 30, 2010
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The problem with Joe Rogan...and white boys
White boys are free to play around with the poisonous snake of white supremacy because they are born with natural immunity to its venom.
This being a black media site I assumed the comments would be black readers but nope, they over there too. Can't have ****.
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Neil Young is an anti-science clown as well, his just happens to be different than Rogan’s brand.
I still like his music and much prefer him to Joe Rogan, but don’t know what he was thinking with that ultimatum.
I still like his music and much prefer him to Joe Rogan, but don’t know what he was thinking with that ultimatum.
mplsdunk
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for every good thing he does he does something stupid af.
anyone who supported the patriot act can ead.
anyone who supported the patriot act can ead.
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"100% African from the darkest place"
Today, Joe Rogan taught me that only highly melanated people from the Northern and southern poles can be considered Black, and only for part of the year.
