JRE Mega Thread

[D Train]

This is great.

Needs more wolves, imo.

 

[blaseblah]

I think it had more to do with the fact that he didn't know what he was talking about.

If you're scared of a debate than you dont really know your stuf too well.

Do you waste your time debating crazy people who don't know what they are talking about?

 

[method115]

Needs more wolves, imo.

And more paranoia. Joe's paranoid about so much shit.

 

[WandySaku2]

Do you waste your time debating crazy people who don't know what they are talking about?

I get where you're coming from, generally speaking, but to his point, if these crazy people are going to guide other easily convinced people off a proverbial cliff, then yea, somebody should probably speak out. And like he mentioned the doctor saying the anti-vaxxers sell more books than he does, so if anything it wouldn't be him giving them a platform, but vice versa.

 

[blaseblah]

I get where you're coming from, generally speaking, but to his point, if these crazy people are going to guide other easily convinced people off a proverbial cliff, then yea, somebody should probably speak out. And like he mentioned the doctor saying the anti-vaxxers sell more books than he does, so if anything it wouldn't be him giving them a platform, but vice versa.

More people probably follow the flat Earth movement than follow some random scientist at NASA. Doesn't mean that NASA scientist should waste his time staging a public debate with a flat earther.

 

[lowlife]

I get where you're coming from, generally speaking, but to his point, if these crazy people are going to guide other easily convinced people off a proverbial cliff, then yea, somebody should probably speak out. And like he mentioned the doctor saying the anti-vaxxers sell more books than he does, so if anything it wouldn't be him giving them a platform, but vice versa.

That's fine, we need to get a jump on this population control anyway. I say let all the morons lead each other right off a cliff.

 

[WandySaku2]

More people probably follow the flat Earth movement than follow some random scientist at NASA. Doesn't mean that NASA scientist should waste his time staging a public debate with a flat earther.

The Flat Earth Movement isn't putting peoples lives in danger.

 

[Frank23]

 

[ajccoming]

I can say I've definitely enjoyed when he's had people from the opposite ends of the spectrum come on his show and discuss/debate each other. The 2 dudes that debated weed/cbd oil and Tim pool vs the Twitter execs coming on his show were some of my favorite podcasts and I hope he has more of those types of podcasts.

 

[Omegaboy13]

Lol? What the fuck? Got through 20 minutes of underhanded funny insults and noticed there was over an hour left.

 

[Frank23]

Lol? What the fuck? Got through 20 minutes of underhanded funny insults and noticed there was over an hour left.

Did you end up watching the whole thing?

 

[Omegaboy13]

Did you end up watching the whole thing?

No. I don’t plan to.

 

[MacDuffle]

I get where you're coming from, generally speaking, but to his point, if these crazy people are going to guide other easily convinced people off a proverbial cliff, then yea, somebody should probably speak out. And like he mentioned the doctor saying the anti-vaxxers sell more books than he does, so if anything it wouldn't be him giving them a platform, but vice versa.

More people probably follow the flat Earth movement than follow some random scientist at NASA. Doesn't mean that NASA scientist should waste his time staging a public debate with a flat earther.

this

More people probably follow the flat Earth movement than follow some random scientist at NASA. Doesn't mean that NASA scientist should waste his time staging a public debate with a flat earther.

and this

More people probably follow the flat Earth movement than follow some random scientist at NASA. Doesn't mean that NASA scientist should waste his time staging a public debate with a flat earther.

also this

 

[PG29 red0 Jr]

Love him or hate him, Rogan has one of the most popular podcasts in the world. Threads related to those shows pop up from time to time so I thought we could try on ongoing thread to discuss the guests and topics we find interesting.

I listened to the Kumaru Ussman show yesterday and found the story about his dad particularly interesting.

You listened to Marty*

 

[MiniCraque]

Been an avid listener for a while, my favourite guests:

Funny comedians, legit Scientists, and UFC fighters.

My favorite episodes are those with nutrition experts.

 

[MiniCraque]

I get where you're coming from, generally speaking, but to his point, if these crazy people are going to guide other easily convinced people off a proverbial cliff, then yea, somebody should probably speak out. And like he mentioned the doctor saying the anti-vaxxers sell more books than he does, so if anything it wouldn't be him giving them a platform, but vice versa.

It's not even like the fact that anti-vaxxer books sell more than those by experts is a worrying sign. There are probably more books sold by truthers than by people actually stating what went on during 9/11. Same with chemtrails and aircraft exhaust pipes.

Established narratives and the truth are boring stuff.

 

[D Train]

Joe has the weirdest schedule for releasing shows.

 

[RetiredSlave]

One of my favourite segments recently was the dude who invited Goggins to live with him talking about it. I cant remember his name.

Also vaccines kill a few people and that should really be mentioned by the food medical complex instead of saying theyre 100% safe. They aint.

 

[D Train]

Who are some guests y’all would like to be on?I was thinking I’d love to see John Wayne Parr, but I was like, “Surely he’s been on.” He has. But years ago. I found it on YT, but not sure how get it as a podcast.

 

[D Train]

I’m finishing up the Shapiro episode and I really appreciate their civil discussion.