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re: Slate is trying to take down Joe Rogan (Update page 4)
Posted on 3/24/19 at 3:46 am to Eli Goldfinger
Posted on 3/24/19 at 3:46 am to Eli Goldfinger
I would bet my life savings that the author only listened to the Musk episode and maybe bits and pieces of one or two others. Joe has hundreds of episodes and it is painfully obvious this guy has never listened to him outside of 2-3 episodes. He auctually thinks Joe isnt liberal. What a fricking retard. I hope Joe tears this guy a new a-hole.
Posted on 3/24/19 at 6:43 am to SlowFlowPro
That is a bitter, jealous writer for the dying, old media.
Posted on 3/24/19 at 6:46 am to SlowFlowPro
There is so much insanity in that article it is hard to read but if you do a find and replace and replace every instance of Rogan with slate it would be funny to just republish the article like that to show the hypocrisy inherent and the importance of free speech
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:05 am to Eli Goldfinger
It’s a almost comical. There was no doubt in anyone’s mind he looked exactly like he does. It’s a cult
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:08 am to SlowFlowPro
quote:
if you don't agree with every fringe-left belief, you're right wing
brilliant
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:16 am to GnashRebel
The fact that a lot of people subscribe to
Rogan does say something, but it doesn’t validate Rogan as a serious, honest commentator. It just further proves that P. T. Barnum was astute in observing that nobody goes broke under-estimating the intelligence
of the American public
Rogan does say something, but it doesn’t validate Rogan as a serious, honest commentator. It just further proves that P. T. Barnum was astute in observing that nobody goes broke under-estimating the intelligence
of the American public
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:33 am to cwill
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That is a bitter, jealous writer for the dying, old media.
tone deaf as well
this kind of preachy pandering and gatekeeper behavior is a big reason why people have started tuning them out
and it doesn't help that he effectively calls those who tune out idiots beneath his medium/side
This post was edited on 3/24/19 at 8:34 am
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:35 am to VOR
quote:
but it doesn’t validate Rogan as a serious, honest commentator.
considering he's not a commentator....OK?
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:37 am to EmmitDrallid
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brilliant
that doesn't apply to just people who aren't progressives like Joe Rogan. that belief system has infected all of the DEM 2020 candidates
they're all FAR/frigne left b/c they can't show any chinks in the armor. it's either 100% or you're a fascist/mouthpiece/tolerant of the alt-right
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:38 am to SlowFlowPro
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We are living in the dumbest period of modern American history, where our centering institutions have destabilized, our governing social norms seem unenforceable, and our fast-food restaurants routinely insult one another on Twitter. Into this breach have stepped myriad articulate charlatans, aggro-provocateurs, and other confident dullards who seek to capitalize on the end of authority by using the internet to proclaim their own truths. Their goal is to convince the world’s least-informed people that they are actually the most-informed people, and they are very good at their jobs.
Are they talking about Reddit tankies?
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:40 am to VOR
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VOR
What’s it like living as an angry, miserable curmudgeon?
Posted on 3/24/19 at 8:43 am to Dire Wolf
the buzzwords in there are frightening
and then he follows it ups with this:
Reddit is a great example but Tim Pool (in his original episode) had a headshot on this when he talked about how journos use Twitter as the news aggrogater of the day and they all live in a constant bubble within Twitter that they never leave. it's how they not only get all their news but spread their news, making it all seem more accepted, legitimate, and of an insanely large scale
but yea, the independent podcast that has blown up the past 3-4 years that has random people of all sides is the problem
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centering institutions
quote:
governing social norms
quote:
the end of authority
and then he follows it ups with this:
quote:
Their goal is to convince the world’s least-informed people that they are actually the most-informed people,
Reddit is a great example but Tim Pool (in his original episode) had a headshot on this when he talked about how journos use Twitter as the news aggrogater of the day and they all live in a constant bubble within Twitter that they never leave. it's how they not only get all their news but spread their news, making it all seem more accepted, legitimate, and of an insanely large scale
but yea, the independent podcast that has blown up the past 3-4 years that has random people of all sides is the problem
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:05 am to SlowFlowPro
Dems are anti-free speech.
They want to silence those that don’t agree.
They want to silence those that don’t agree.
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:12 am to SlowFlowPro
The left think that they can tell everyone what is good for them. It’s one reason they lost in 2016.
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:16 am to Blaeke
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homophone
He’s two words that are spelled and/or pronounced the same but have different meanings?
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:17 am to GnashRebel
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More people probably listen to Rogan than read Slate
And that’s why these articles exist. The last horse is finally crossing the finish line that Rogan actually has a larger audience than Colbert or Don Lemon and basically anyone in the establishment. In combination with YouTube, iTunes, and iHeartRadio Joe Rogan gets roughly 5 million listeners on average per podcast, and the big ones get over 30 million listeners.
The only reason they go after Rogan is he is not a part of the establishment and often entertains the non-establishment on his show. They are scarred shitless of this since even just 10 years ago the establishment controlled the narrative. Now they don’t, which is fricking awesome. There’s a reason why Joe is never invited onto these late night programs.
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:21 am to OMLandshark
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In combination with YouTube, iTunes, and iHeartRadio Joe Rogan gets roughly 5 million listeners on average per podcast, and the big ones get over 30 million listeners.
that's insane. he does 3-4 /week, too
quote:
The only reason they go after Rogan is he is not a part of the establishment and often entertains the non-establishment on his show. They are scarred shitless of this since even just 10 years ago the establishment controlled the narrative. Now they don’t, which is fricking awesome. There’s a reason why Joe is never invited onto these late night programs.
i think they also use him specifically b/c they will just talk about how he's dumb, which this article heavily implied
i just love how they cannot allow somebody to act as a presenter (and sometimes prodder) of information. that article kept preaching YOU MUST CONFRONT AND COUNTER THEM! over and over again. the huge issue with this argument (especially how it was presented in the article) was how it ignores all the far-left guests on his show that he allows to ramble on. it also ignores the tone. the first Alex Jones episode was light-hearted and fun. the article ignores when Joe has Abby Martin as his guest. she's the left version of Alex Jones and those episodes are the opposite of fun. but of course his show is only a mouthpiece for the alt-right
This post was edited on 3/24/19 at 9:25 am
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:35 am to VOR
quote:
oe Rogan
The fact that a lot of people subscribe to
Rogan does say something, but it doesn’t validate Rogan as a serious, honest commentator. It just further proves that P. T. Barnum was astute in observing that nobody goes broke under-estimating the intelligence
of the American public
Guy just broadcasts conversations with people.
What an odd characterization.
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:47 am to VOR
quote:Well I can tell you don't listen to Joe, so what will be the lib talking point you will jump on next week? Joe is extremely honest just as much as you are disingenuous.
The fact that a lot of people subscribe to Rogan does say something, but it doesn’t validate Rogan as a serious, honest commentator. It just further proves that P. T. Barnum was astute in observing that nobody goes broke under-estimating the intelligence of the American public
Posted on 3/24/19 at 9:48 am to SlowFlowPro
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We are living in the dumbest period of modern American history, where our centering institutions have destabilized, our governing social norms seem unenforceable, and our fast-food restaurants routinely insult one another on Twitter. Into this breach have stepped myriad articulate charlatans, aggro-provocateurs, and other confident dullards who seek to capitalize on the end of authority by using the internet to proclaim their own truths. Their goal is to convince the world’s least-informed people that they are actually the most-informed people, and they are very good at their jobs.
This paragraph is fricking terrifying. Let’s carefully dissect it:
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We are living in the dumbest period of modern American history
Yeah, having long form conversations that require an attention span more than 4 fricking minutes is clearly the dumbest point in American history. Not you know, when Jim Crow was around, or the Japanese internment camps, or the time we had to fight a war to end slavery. We weren’t being dumb then at all.
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where our centering institutions have destabilized
What’s a centering institution? Is it these SJW campuses that everyone hates? Or is it that CNN no longer gets to determine what the dialogue is? Further more why should we have a centering institution in a free society?
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our governing social norms seem unenforceable
Governing social norms?!?! What fricking country do you live in? If you want that, move to Saudi fricking Arabia. I want a free society, but you want to put in laws that would destroy a free society and censor anyone that doesn’t agree with you 100%. You are a tyrannical count that needs to get the frick out of my country.
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and our fast-food restaurants routinely insult one another on Twitter.
Ummm, so? What’s wrong with this when they’re already serving you food that in the long haul will kill you, and you as an American should have the right to do it.
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Into this breach have stepped myriad articulate charlatans, aggro-provocateurs, and other confident dullards who seek to capitalize on the end of authority by using the internet to proclaim their own truths.
Their own truths? Lol. Maybe sometimes they are using inconvenient facts to uncover an actual truth you just don’t like as an intersectionalist communist weasel.
I also love how these idiots love authority but don’t find it ironic that they talk nothing but shite about “Orange Hitler”. You’d think that after Trump they’d step back from the authoritarianism, but being the actual “dullards” they are, of course they won’t learn and simply double down. They never imagine after Trump a Right Wing person would take that authority and do what they fear with it.
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Their goal is to convince the world’s least-informed people that they are actually the most-informed people, and they are very good at their jobs.
Sure you’re not describing somewhere else. A “news network” that has Mr. (and I quote) “Remember, it is illegal to possess these stolen documents. It is different from the media. So everything you learn about this, you are learning from us.” But hey, I guess the guy who actually goes out there and tells you to think for yourself is the one trying to brainwash America.
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