1) Real talk re: Joe Rogan
I like a lot of his interviews. I understand that a lot of the time he adapts and softens his stances to match who he’s interviewing to drag more out of them. When you listen to him interview multiple ideologically opposed people, that much is obvious.
I like a lot of his interviews. I understand that a lot of the time he adapts and softens his stances to match who he’s interviewing to drag more out of them. When you listen to him interview multiple ideologically opposed people, that much is obvious.
2) Quite honestly, I wish there were more interview style podcast shows with that wide of an array of topics and could pull in the names he does.
However, there’s something that needs to be said: ideological calcification has reached a point that edorsing Bernie was a dumb move.
However, there’s something that needs to be said: ideological calcification has reached a point that edorsing Bernie was a dumb move.
3) Joe Rogan is malleable enough in his views and reasonable enough that there is literally nothing the Far Left likes about him. Period. He interviewed Alex Jones in 2017; that’s enough for the Far Left to try to deplatform Rogan.
4) And this ties back into the @Project_Veritas @JamesOKeefeIII videos on Bernie’s campaign staff. It doesn’t matter if Bernie is the most toothless sellout of all time; his campaign is where the far left congregated, and they are fucking RABID.
@Project_Veritas @JamesOKeefeIII 5) You can’t be someone who gives off the *air* of moderation (even if Rogan can be placed on the left far enough that its not a shock he likes Bernie) and still be safe dealing with the Far Left. To think otherwise is insanity.
@Project_Veritas @JamesOKeefeIII 6) And this is ignoring the fact that in state by state fights, right now, Biden’s still on top. Bernie may be spiking, but Warren had a near identical spike that she fell from and never recovered from her flimsy to solid third place position.
Rogan’s endorsement doesn’t matter.
Rogan’s endorsement doesn’t matter.
