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@ivandate9972

Жыл бұрын

32:56 racism is all around, and how to express it? just blame whites easily .. because they uniquely will not fight you back for that.

@thejohnbeck

Жыл бұрын

more and more people are pushing back against the "finding neverland" thing, saying how it was a post-death-when-he-can't-fight-back smear job. i don't know much about it, but others do, and have talked about it.

@thejohnbeck

Жыл бұрын

@@Jorge-it6ivtry audio only?

@markhutton6055

Жыл бұрын

No, we did make progress towards MLK's dream. We were just about there. That's the problem. Once we get there the race grifters lose their power. So they either have to change the narrative or create another victim.

@markhutton6055

Жыл бұрын

"A religion shaped hole"

“Victimhood became a currency.” He could not be more correct!

@theflame5919

Жыл бұрын

Divide et Impera. Once you fully grasp this simple and concise proverb of Roman Caesars about nature of political power in the West, u shouldn't have any questions left. It translates as : Divide and rule.

@nevbarnes1034

Жыл бұрын

...And as someone observed, "When victimhood is currency, there will be a lot of counterfeiters."

@CulturedThugPoster

Жыл бұрын

Huwhyt farmers and small business' are the modern kulack in Soviet America.

@OoO-rf2gt

Жыл бұрын

"Melanin" if you're actually paying attention to what they say.

@tonywilson4713

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. It took less than a minute to realise this might be one of the most important interviews to watch this year.

I can't believe Coleman is only 26 years old. I was such a dipshit at that age. He's got more wisdom than most people in this world.

@missABR1

Жыл бұрын

Ha. Me too. Is it weird to look up to someone younger than me?...(I'ma do it anyway)

@Sridarsh

Жыл бұрын

@@missABR1 No, i think theres a lot of things even an adult could learn from a toddler, the child was also the last part of nietzches metamorphosis. I personally am 16 years old and look upto these people who are working to enlighten my generation, while my generation have no idea about these heroes. Knowledge is found everywhere.

@Scarhandz

Жыл бұрын

🤯

@simoncoco1

Жыл бұрын

Coleman released a video saying that he was voting for Biden because believed that a Biden win would mark the end of left-wing hysteria and mark a return to national political centrism. There were many intellectually bankrupt reasons for voting for Biden but this was the most stupid rationale that I heard from anybody during the 2020 election. It would have been stupid from a 18 year old with learning difficulties let alone a mid 20s 'intellectual'.

@acutecloudd7970

Жыл бұрын

He's wrong about a few things though but i understand how woke culture has destroyed peoples brains. It's similar to how trump destroyed peoples brains

Coleman Hughes is a bloke who is wise beyond his years.

@keyontedollison8547

Жыл бұрын

I didn't like trump because I didn't like the way he told them to start a war and have people go and that white house and destroyed the congress and republicians office and walk and pelosi office and still files out of her drawer.

@tonywilson4713

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. It took less than a minute to realise this might be one of the most important interviews to watch this year.

@dntwantgglplus

Жыл бұрын

yeah he seems scary smart

@GODCONVOYPRIME

Жыл бұрын

He's as wise as he is beardy. As in completely and utterly.

@macolof362

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, I disagree. There is not a single thing he said here that hasn’t been said by hundreds of the other commentators or thinkers long before him. He’s informed, which is great.

Fighting racism with racism is a few of steps below fighting genocide with genocide.

@johnreid9959

Жыл бұрын

well said

@barrydaemi6287

Жыл бұрын

That is the ultimate end of woke-ism, is an climatic fight against a fictional genocide with their own real genocide against the suppose enemies of the woke religion-ideology.

@ReasonableForseeability

Жыл бұрын

How about fighting fire with fire?

@SJM6791

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, that’s exactly what the so called anti-racists want.

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

They're not intending to fight racism. They're intending to punish.

I came here from Jamaica and felt more inclined to hang out with other Jamaicans who were of Chinese, Indian or White descent than African-Americans because even though we were different races our culture was the same - Jamaican. We talked in patois to each other, ate the same food got the same jokes and listened to the same music. So Coleman is right that people don't necessarily have a kinship because they look the same.

@Messiah_Love

Жыл бұрын

Obviously they don’t because Coleman would never be accepted in my community he just to weak and whitewashed in denial of the experience of black Americans a basic sellout

@yessir8089

Жыл бұрын

Didn't know there were Jamaicans of Chinese descent !

@helmaschine1885

Жыл бұрын

That makes absolute sense. Ethnicity, as in culture + origin, is a far more important than the incident of skin colour.

If our politicians had half of the wisdom and integrity that Coleman has, the world would be such a better place. A very special young man, his voice should be heard far and wide. Bless you Coleman.

@SJM6791

Жыл бұрын

They wouldn’t be politicians if they had half of his wisdom and integrity.

@KhorneBrzrkr

Жыл бұрын

@@SJM6791 Exactly

@homahak

Жыл бұрын

Yes. And the sadness, disappointment and feelings of betrayal of MLK, while expressed with moving eloquence, are nonetheless heartbreaking.

@Rambleon444

Жыл бұрын

Keep in mind this wise man, Voted for the first President who picked his cabinet based on race, gender and all other woke factors over meritocracy. Brandon also has signed many racist laws favoring one race over another, and transgenders over women. Coleman may slowly talk a good game, but he still supports woke candidates, I fail to see the wisdom there.

@homahak

Жыл бұрын

@@Rambleon444 I didn’t know that. Thank you.

The fact that wokeness took over universities first isn't that strange actually. It mirrors patterns in history, as radical ideas usually take hold among intellectuals long before they leak out into the mainstream. Both communism and nazism were in vogue among intellectuals long before they ever became adopted by the peasants. Universities and the people that inhabit them are certainly no bulwark against horrific ideas, quite the contrary.

@nuqwestr

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, Stephen R. Hicks researched how Nazism at first had great support in academia, and among women. We live with so many distorted myths about the past.

@frosksdeadteeth5163

Жыл бұрын

Camille Paglia talks about this.

@jasonmajere2165

Жыл бұрын

As Thomas Sowell likes to point out, the intellectisa, intellectuals that don't make anything. All they do is live in their head. Sri Lanka civil war started with an intellectisa, he started a race war so he could get elected.

@theimmortal4718

Жыл бұрын

Yes, student movements are where it starts. It's easier to fill an empty mind than to replace one set of ideas with another. Kids are impressionable and easy to program

@bcon2608

Жыл бұрын

@@theimmortal4718 and the earlier, the more malleable. These people are sick.

Hearing him talk genuinely made me come to new realizations about my own opinions. Which is the best gift I could be given, thank you.

@anniehope8651

Жыл бұрын

May I ask what that realization was? I understand if you don't want to say that in KZread public, but I'm just genuinely interested.

@bodysuitguy

Жыл бұрын

It takes a certain intelligence and integrity to be able to change your mind in the face of additional information and not twist what you learn to support the conclusion you already made and ignore the data that contradicts it.

@tonywilson4713

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. It took less than a minute to realise this might be one of the most important interviews to watch this year.

@Jodrac

Жыл бұрын

@@bodysuitguy well said!

@name_redacted_

Жыл бұрын

Coleman Hughes is one of my favorite people to listen to. If you want to find out more voices like his, check out: John McWhorter Glenn Loury - The Glenn Show (podcast) Chloe Valdary Thomas Chatterton Williams Kmele Foster - The Fifth Column (Podcast)

Fighting racism with more racism is a bit like trying to fight fire with gasoline. 🔥🚒👩‍🚒👨‍🚒🔥⛽

@thorstenmarquardt7274

Жыл бұрын

Who says the goal of leftists is to abolish racism? This is the opposite of what they want

@TimBitts649

Жыл бұрын

@@thorstenmarquardt7274 that's a brilliant comment

@dirkvanschalkwyk1919

Жыл бұрын

The purpose CRT / "anti-racism" has never been the elimination of racism, but to cause discord, hence the methods of this Ideology. Don't be fooled by the veneer of virtue (and don't send money, silly.)

@bighomiestevethemetalhead8131

Жыл бұрын

@@TimBitts649 I've been calling out the Anti-White big0try that the left has embraced more and more recently, and these people have the gall to tell me that I'm using "white supremacist talking points" lol. No!! I'm saying that it's unnecessary and counterproductive to encourage big0try against white people as a way to supposedly help uplift minorities, fighting rayycism (Intentionally misspelled) with more rayycism makes zero sense at all.

@TimBitts649

Жыл бұрын

@@bighomiestevethemetalhead8131 Great comment. The left lost the argument. So they are acting out. Why did they lose? The left still peddles views on race that might have been valid in the 1960s, but need updating. Time has left them behind. We need new answers for the reality today. Coleman Hughes represents a new generation of intellectuals, trying to update our thinking on this topic, to move us forward. John McWhorter is doing similar work. He has an interview on Triggernometry called "Let's stop pretending it's still 1960."

I love this guy. Only he could say (straight-faced) “I’m a Trombonist and a Rapper.”

@Messiah_Love

Жыл бұрын

Where’s his rap song about reparations

@andrewfox368

Жыл бұрын

@@Messiah_Love it’s “Blasphemy” and it’s a great track. It samples audio from his testimony on reparations

I'm an British English/Itallian 5'8" Christian, and my best mate is an British Ethnic Indian Sikh who is 6'6". I would take a bullet for my bro without skipping a heartbeat. We both come from racist families, and we both see beyond race to the character within. Love you Jiv

@Tlicious04

Жыл бұрын

This is beautiful ❤️ and I think more common than many people realize :)

@yinoveryang4246

Жыл бұрын

Great comment, I think pointing up the racism within ethnic minority communities is important also. At some point we're going to have to progress to where we can talk about this openly. People on both 'sides of the aisle' have trouble admitting that this exists. No one dare mention it.

@joeconnolly89

Жыл бұрын

Sikh are the good Indians in the uk

@tonycatman

Жыл бұрын

@@yinoveryang4246 Skin colour is just the the most obvious phenotype of our in-built tribal nature. In Ireland for hundreds of years, people who were genetically indistinguishable from each other have had a genuine mutual hatred on the basis of religion. The hatred has gone much further than any skin-colour based hatred I've ever seen.

@OoO-rf2gt

Жыл бұрын

Not impressive its the standard.

Thank you Triggernometry!!! Coleman Hughes is amazing.

@derekb4977

Жыл бұрын

I never thought it would get this bad when BLM became a thing just like TQ+ is a cult so is BLM

"No amount of education can automatically save you from tribal barbarism." - Stanley Crouch

@Pwwh0711

Жыл бұрын

"Indoctrination is no respecter of intellect" - well errr, me

when he talked about "nursing grievances so that they become bigger than what they are" that incredibly reminded me of my time identifying as trans. its present in all woke culture, just like he mentions here. but people really need to start talking about how you can obsess over gender, sex, the way people see you, or the way you see the world, especially if you are aiming for a goal.

@name_redacted_

Жыл бұрын

Coleman Hughes is one of my favorite people to listen to. If you want to find out more voices like his, check out: John McWhorter Glenn Loury - The Glenn Show (podcast) Chloe Valdary Thomas Chatterton Williams Kmele Foster - The Fifth Column (Podcast)

Coleman Hughes a voice of reason that the young people should listen to.

@Messiah_Love

Жыл бұрын

Only if they want to grow up to be spineless

I moved to the USA about 20 yrs ago. One of the first things I noticed was how little people looked at racial differences or judged people on them compared to Europe. That all seems to be disintegrating in the last few yrs. I think mostly due to "liberal" identity politics.

@amyb.6368

Жыл бұрын

A rare case of us importing European traditions instead of the other way around?? (I doubt it, but just a thought, given how badly the liberals want to adopt European-type healthcare.)

@jasonmajere2165

Жыл бұрын

Think that started to shift in the 00. 90s movies had black actors but it wasn't forced like it is now most of the time, ❤️ you Denzel Washington. Until we are to the point we are now, it will get worse before it gets better.

@caspianhall

Жыл бұрын

Lol you noticed how little they looked at racial differences? Lol what color are you first off

Coleman is awesome. He's very objective --- not influenced by far right or left.

@stephentucker6548

Жыл бұрын

Which I believe is the case for most people. Extremists, thank God are few.

@patrickerwin7386

Жыл бұрын

except he is influenced by his hatred for Trump. I really detest Trump but I can still acknowledge he was a good President. Coleman has never nor I doubt will ever make that statement.

@andy2172

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickerwin7386 I'll whisper it quietly, but the guys have huge TDS too, that's why they are interviewing people from this sphere in the US. I doubt they expected Harris to go full career suicidal, but rather they expected to fawn over him like some giggly fangirls.

@whitemale6227

Жыл бұрын

Idiot you have no clue. coleman is a racist and a low iq copycat.

@legitenoughtoquit

Жыл бұрын

He spoke in the beginning that we should stop implementing Marxism based on race and basically get back to a more traditional version of Marxism which is based on class. Marxism is a far left ideology. So I agree he isn’t influenced by the far right, but saying that he isn’t influenced by the far left is a bit silly.

Thank you. It gives me hope that there are some who truly see the lies. He grew up when I did and have the same views. We were moving forward and they have used the youth to destroy us.

@tonycatman

Жыл бұрын

Yep. I grew up in England, in the 1970's in a white neighbourhood. The family next door were Jamaican. Three kids my age, we went to school together, played together, and were friends. I imagine striking up such a friendship today is considerably more challenging, given that kids are constantly told how oppressed they are.

@leithsapitan1428

Жыл бұрын

This is just a single part of the diabolical plan.

I first heard Coleman on Joe Rogan a year or so ago, and it was an excellent interview. He’s super intelligent and articulate. He’s definitely a thinking man which we need a lot more of these days.

@stephentucker6548

Жыл бұрын

And there are going to be some who take your comment as racist. You can't give a complement to a POC without it putting down all the others. Sad state of affairs.

@thegreenman2030

Жыл бұрын

@@stephentucker6548 I’m not sure how a rational human being would see any perceived racism in my comments. I’m mixed race and sure don’t.

@whitemale6227

Жыл бұрын

Hes a low iq sam harris copycat attemptee.

@scottmcloughlin4371

Жыл бұрын

@@stephentucker6548 Most "some people" don't matter. YT comments are just graffiti. His comments on Christians are right on target. 1/3 of global humanity are organized Christians now. Today's fake "racism" is caused on purpose by advertisers (market segmentation), political parties (fake coalitions) and militaries (demonizing enemies). Most Christians see through all that garbage right away. Churches are full of diverse groups of people by jobs, ages, skin colors, incomes, ethnicities and even languages. The USA is a colonial settler state, so we are are special case. But Ethiopia and Ethiopia are not colonial settler states. "Ethnic cultures" are not features of colors but outgrowths of landed and historical peoples. Most Americans simply don't have the geographical acumen and working vocabularies to describe states of affairs and cut through the noisy broadcast propaganda garbage.

@stephentucker6548

Жыл бұрын

@@thegreenman2030 - Sweet ignorance my friend. Indeed, some will find fault and offense in almost anything. There are many who feel if you compliment a POC that you're calling them an exception to the others. It really is a sad that one must walk in egg shells even in dispensing good will.

I think it was Thomas Sowell talking about growing up in Harlem in the 50's. The streets are full of shops selling everything the locals need week to week. Once rioting starts in the 60's the shops rspidly disappear leaving very little behind. Jobs gone. Community gone. Etc.

Huge respect for this young man. With his intelligence and his melamine privilege, he could exploit the system and earn big bucks. Instead,he refuses to use the victimhood currency to profit.

@notaneoliberalone2146

Жыл бұрын

Melanin

Coleman Hughes! I have always appreciated his perspective. The internet needs more Coleman Hughes.

I hadn’t seen Coleman in a couple years. He’s matured dramatically in a short period of time. I’d always thought he was destined for intellectual greatness &/or respectability now I’m sure.

Victimhood is a terrible trap with a high cost to belong. Coleman understands this perfectly and owns his power, very admirable. Refreshing! Thank you,

Coleman's point about IQ being less important than tribal affiliation needs more attention. Ideology trumps rationality in those who are tribal, regardless of IQ.

@jaybob9317

Жыл бұрын

Sam Harris?

@erbelisle

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Moreover, when you are an ''intellectual elite'', you are less likely to question your position, acknowledge your blind spots, and more likely to rationalize and double down in order to defend your ego and protect your ideological investment.

@jellyrcw12

Жыл бұрын

Honestly that is the #1 thing he said that stuck out to me

@Zerradable

Жыл бұрын

@@jaybob9317 Perfectly reasonable person that spits truth in the face of libertarian teenagers.

@1d3m1g0d

Жыл бұрын

This is important; mere IQ when used defensively, can trap the wielder in an impenetrable fortress of lies. This is akin to Arthurian legends; no knight who is false can defeat one who is true in combat unless IQ (like excalibur) is the weapon.

Love Coleman, smart, honest and wise beyond his years.

Coleman is absolutely right about the power of tribalism over logic.

Excellent. You guys are on a whole new upward trend with the podcast. Congrats!

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

Platforming Coleman 4 years after Sam Harris already did!

@blackmore4

Жыл бұрын

@@reinforcedpenisstem Oh bah humbug. Platforming Hughes is great any time, anywhere.

Only 60 seconds in and I'm already hooked. The analogy about not forgetting these policies was perfect.

Coleman is an important voice in our time. We believe differently and have different views on some things. However I find him brilliant and mesmerizing. I agree with him on his views about race in our culture. I also am a fan of MLK Jr and his speeches.

I have followed Coleman for a while. He is a great thinker and speaker and just when you thought that was enough he goes and drops brilliant music. Man’s a talent.

Coleman Hughes has a great deal of integrity and has been thinking through these things for a while with honesty, curiousity, intelligence, and decency. He's a guy well-worth listening to on these subjects.

Always a pleasure to hear Coleman speak.

@lasttango7522

Жыл бұрын

Never heard Coleman speak before. Such an inspirational guy. Konstantin is right. Coleman may be one of the guys who helps to turn this insanity around. Brilliant interview.

@rienbutter

Жыл бұрын

Truth!

“Tribalism is much more powerful than intelligence.” Well said, Coleman Hughes. Particularly after what Sam Harris revealed about himself from his interview with the boys.

@Rambleon444

Жыл бұрын

This probably explains why Coleman voted for Biden, a President who holds all the negative ideology that he claims to be against.

@ananthan8951

Жыл бұрын

True not just about medieval ideology but about the radical Left too.

@Zerradable

Жыл бұрын

Actually he revealed a lot about the tribalism of Triggernometry's comment section and its fanatic trumpists.

@omp199

Жыл бұрын

What did Sam Harris reveal about himself? I should probably watch the interview, but if you have time to give a brief explanation, it would be gratefully received.

@rogerward801

Жыл бұрын

@@Zerradable You mean Sam's TDS?

Pay attention to Coleman, people. This is a person being brave and telling the truth, as it is. He is not virtue signalling. Bravo, Coleman. Bravo. 👏👏👏👏

Too many people burying their heads because they don't have the courage to speak up when they need too.

@theinngu5560

Жыл бұрын

Fear of rejection..most people have it in some aspect

@annarboriter

Жыл бұрын

yes, it's called careerism

What Blair called “positive prejudice”, has been a thing in the uk for over 20 years. I remember this being talked about on question time on the bbc during the naughtiest and not one of the panel questioned it’s validity. For me, if you are bias towards 1 group of people then others are being prejudice against. I think this has been bore out. If you look at statistics the group which are struggling the greatest (financially, educationally, job prospects), it’s white working class males. Those in power ignore these statistics. It doesn’t fit their diverse mandate. The same thing is happening with these grooming rape gangs which are plaguing the whole of the uk. It is young white girls who are being targeted. Some as young as 9 & 10. But the government ignores the crime. In fact men are being demonised if they dare to speak out. Those in the Labour Party say ‘for the sake of diversity these women should be silent. Women??? We are talking about children. And since when did diversity become more important than the protection of females against rape???

@TessaTickle

Жыл бұрын

You need to look at the horrors of leftism (Lenin, Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot, etc) as an uninterrupted series of events with the rape gangs just being one of the more recent horrors. In all cases there are *no* limits to the amount of innocents that leftists are prepared to sacrifice (through murder, rape, anything) in the name of their god. Leftists like to think of themselves as secular types but they're sacrificing these innocents to a god (a false god, at that): Collectivism.

@blappichulo9015

Жыл бұрын

@@piershartley8676 you mustn’t have read the entire comment. Notwithstanding his likely misconstrued analysis of stats for education/finances per ethnic demographic.. his commentary on Labour Party is not a lie. And it is no doubt grounds for swearing off the party for good. Rape. Cover-up. Real victims. Innocent females. *Prepubescent* females. Denied and enabled, from the top down, all in the good holy name of multiculturalism? Fckkkkkk dude, a culture of accepted rape of LITTLE GIRLS??????? Agnostic myself, but by god if there’s ever an instance of complicit evil… that’s the devil looking you in the face right there.

@ltp27345

Жыл бұрын

lot of troll accounts these days ……

Amazing interview. Thank you to all of you for talking about these difficult issues. I had to leave my graduate program at a university in Florida bc it was so scary and backwards when it came to topics and the way they were thinking that I felt attacked and alone. It was like seeing behind the scenes of a cult.

@keyontedollison8547

Жыл бұрын

Today generation of american culture is on thin ice.

@zenocrate4040

Жыл бұрын

I am a Danish non-woke woman contemplating studying for a PhD at Florida State but worried about precisely that scenario. Hope you're ok!

Intellectual honesty is beautiful. I enjoyed this. Thank you.

I really liked this conversation, im now a big fan of coleman.

What an outstanding interview. Coleman is the new generation Larry Elder or Thomas Sowell. So incredibly intelligent and thoughtful. Doesn’t allow emotion to overcome logic or facts. This man is the voice of modern reason and should be compulsory listening for the emotional generation. So many one liners that could be lifted from this that should be broadcast to the world. I love this man, his values and ability to be 100% rational when talking through massively difficult subject matters. We as a society in the western world need to rally behind this man.

fantastic interview. Mr Coleman is a voice to listen to.

What an excellent human being. I could listen to his intelligent, thoughtful take on issues for hours and hours.

Thank God for sane and brave people like you, Coleman. Universities are the swamp that must be drained.

This is brilliant and beautiful. It makes me deeply sad and deeply angry and also strangely hopeful .... I am American. I am human. The most important interview of the year.....

Intelligent, rational young man, refreshing to hear such a balanced conversation

I am amazed at how Coleman contemplates seemingly complex social issues (on the spot) and is able to extract the truth out of the mess and make simple logic out of it.

*Kids want attention.* *In this culture, 'victims' get a ton of positive attention and support.* *It is natural to seek positive attention and support,*

Another amazing interview chaps. Well done and shout out to CH :)

Amongst all the madness people like Coleman give me hope. What a brilliant young man.

Coleman is a very impressive young man, I am pleased they just let him speak and answer questions fully. Thank you

Totally AGREE about Martin Luther Kings speech. Well said Coleman.

I was a minority. I was not given the same options. I had no school supplies or help. It just so happened I was in a majority black and Hispanic area. I am white and grew up in Chicago. Through school, care packages existed. For everyone else. On those days they would put all the white and poor kids in a room and have the rest of the school receive the packages. The charity of it was amazing. My friends would share. But I could only be happy for others. My family was from West Virginia. My father got a factory job in Wisconsin at a onion rings plant. We lived like West Virginia. My father would go out and hunt squirrels on the weekend.

Outstanding conversation. I wish I could see a way out of this path we’re going down. But discussions like this give me hope. Thank you for shining a light.

What an extremely down to earth young man. The world needs thousands more chaps talking and doing just like him.

I love the way he speaks. He is very grounded and realistic. No hyperbole, no anger, just a genuine conversation. Amazing video and guest!

You can tell that Coleman is very intelligent by the clarity of his thoughts. He's also very honest. We need more people like him.

Been a Coleman fan for a long time , he makes some good tracks too

I've never watched an VPN ad more that 5 seconds until now. Bravo , boys !!

Loved the conversation..., liked how Coleman stated that Martin Luther king Jr had to appeal to a Christian society to end the injustice in America, which is the same thing that William Wilberforce had to do in his fight to end the slave trade. What type of society does one appeal to now?

Coleman is a top bloke,if only everybody had his way of thinking the world would be a better place

Coleman Hughes - always worth a listen. Thanks, Triggernometry, for another chance to hear his views..

Thrilled to see Coleman with you two!

Love his jazz band example. I always use this example to explain that colour is not important but working together And being passionate about the same thing creates progress.

A sensible intelligent considered conversation what a breath of fresh air, my new favourite youtube channel.

This guy is great. I was hanging onto pretty much everything he said and felt a breath of relief that someone so eloquently put my own thoughts into words.

One of my very favorite young people in this world - Coleman Hughes!

The word “proxy” comes to mind when Coleman skillfully points out the merits of awarding aid based on financial need vs by race. There may have been a time when race was a fair proxy, but it certainly isn’t now. Coleman’s contrast of himself with a poor, white person is a great example he offers. Another great interview folks. Keep up the good work.

The extreme form of this question would be: would you be willing to give a black multi-millionaire an advantage over an impoverished or homeless white person.

@jasonmajere2165

Жыл бұрын

Woke: yes.

@lavenderbee3611

13 күн бұрын

Kanye West received $5 million in PPP funds during the pandemic that was intended to help small businesses stay afloat.

This man is a genius. He's put into words some of the things I have also noticed in my experiences, in a cohesive and complete manner. Thank you Coleman for your insightful words!!

Such an open heart and mind.....loved him for years.

What an incredibly clarifying and interesting conversation with a very fascinating person. Thank you.

'The great awokening'. That's genius, I can't believe i'd never heard that before. Anyway, great interview. Coleman is as thoughtful, measured, and intellectually honest as ever.

Got to give it to Triggernometry - they are constantly coming up with great speakers.

He thinks before he talks and he articulates everything he says as well as possible. That’s why I enjoy watching his interviews.

Coleman really is brilliant. He can sum up an issue so concisely....when you suspend the rule of due process, you're going to attract bad people who will take advantage of the situation. The ones who are in it to elevate themselves or who want to ruin someone else's life.

Holy schnickle. What a powerful intro. Great interview as always--keep 'em coming!

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview bigots. Coleman spits truth. You guys are on fire 🔥. The way you facilitated the unmasking of Sam Harris was next level.

Coleman is just Solid. It is refreshing to see such a young man profess so much reason and rationality.

What can you sell someone that's completely free? Anxiety depression Fear and hate are the most effective manipulative tool in guiding peoples choice making. Gaslighting, ad hominem arguments, blackmail, etc.

@patrickerwin7386

Жыл бұрын

you are absolutely correct. all I hear when I see screaching REEE is ad hominem attacks. Its all biogot racist sexist or phobe. there is no actual discussion about an argument.

@mustang607

Жыл бұрын

We have learned a lot about where these kinds of trends often lead from knowing history. Or have we?

@simonbelmont1986

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@@mustang607 sadly, a history book doesn't cover social trends very well. When religion was the community everyone was more uniformed to conforming. Now everyone is trying to kill and destroy each other without spilling a drop of blood themselves. By manipulation, betrayal, heartache, etc. Jesus made it clear, if we hate one another we are murderers.

best interview you guys have had in a while, and that is really saying something! keep it up gents, the world really needs you right now.

Very good and interesting conversation. I love listening to intelligent people, and hearing common sense, and reason in the dialog... Something that's desperately missing in the world we live in... Thank you all, for trying to make the world a better place !

The contrast between Hughes and Harris is hilarious. The difference in humility is astounding.

@kirathekillernote2173

Жыл бұрын

They can't be more similar in their ideology

@reinforcedpenisstem

Жыл бұрын

Don't like Jews, eh?

@geoffhart

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I think you nailed it: humility. Thomas Sowell generalizes that very concept when considering why Liberals and Conservatives seem to take contrary positions on a wide variety of seemingly unrelated issues (Liberals think they can bring the Utopia, while Conservatives realize we are lucky to have things as good as they are now). His phrase "The Vision of the Anointed" describes it very well: Harris considers himself one of the Anointed, while Hughes realizes there is no such thing as the Anointed (learn from the past, don't repeat it).

@user-he8su9oq8l

Жыл бұрын

@@kirathekillernote2173 If that were true, it would make my point stronger.

@COD-dr1ph

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Another really good ep lads, Coleman is both a voice of common sense and really likeable bloke in his own right!

Love Coleman Hughes. Such an intelligent, reasonable and totally humane person.

Another excellent presentation fellas, love your work , this inspired brother speaks truth

Brilliant interview. Thanks guys.

I've been following coleman for a while now and it's great to see that you got him on your show

His comments about MLK's speech at the Lincoln memorial really resonated with me. I remember watching a video of it in a history class when I was at high school, and when the video finished, and discussion began again, I was unable to contribute because of the lump in my throat that I was trying desperately to conceal.

@Madonnalitta1

Жыл бұрын

I keep a copy. Along with Churchill's "we shall fight them on the beaches" and JFK's " ask not what your country can do for you".

One of the best conversations ever. Thank you for introducing me to this gentleman.

One of your best shows. Thanks.

During the past few years, I’ve had the opportunity to listen, appreciate and subscribe, to each of your podcasts. Very much enjoyed this conversation.

Man id love grab a piny and discuss these things with you chaps. Such on point conversation and understanding yet again. Thank you so much for making content like this tangible and real and open for people to ingest. Damn this was an amazing discussion

@keyontedollison8547

Жыл бұрын

You got phony christians today

@jeremiahzambrotta5580

Жыл бұрын

@@keyontedollison8547 what?! Who the hell is talking about religion?

'Tribalism is much more powerful than intelligence.' That one echoes off the walls.

This man. Saying the things he says.. in the way that he does.. will unite more Americans than almost anything else

Brilliant conversation once again 👏

Awesome guest, awesome episode.

Coleman Hughes. A name I will remember. 🙇‍♂️

Excellent logic, Coleman Huges.