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@rolandraphael9087

2 жыл бұрын

You prolly dont care but does any of you know of a way to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost my account password. I love any tricks you can give me.

@rafaelismael7928

2 жыл бұрын

@Roland Raphael instablaster =)

@rolandraphael9087

2 жыл бұрын

@Rafael Ismael I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

@rolandraphael9087

2 жыл бұрын

@Rafael Ismael it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thank you so much you really help me out !

@rafaelismael7928

2 жыл бұрын

@Roland Raphael Happy to help xD

Thomas Sowell pretty much nailed it with "Nobody is equal to anybody, even the same man is not even equal to himself on different days"

@NikhileshSurve

3 жыл бұрын

@Nick Thomas Absolutely! He's very smart. I too have believed for years now that no 2 individuals are equal. When feminists talk about man & woman needing to be equal I wonder if there are even 2 women who are equal to each other. Of course, the only real equality that can exist is legal equality i.e. making laws that are applicable to every individual regardless of the categories they may belong to.

@xxdrleek10

3 жыл бұрын

@@NikhileshSurve you do NOT understand feminism. Feminists do NOT want to be equal to men (except legally have equal rights) that bar is much too low. Male propensity for violence is nothing to aspire to.

@NikhileshSurve

3 жыл бұрын

@@xxdrleek10 Sure whatever you say.

@TheTrevelyansway

2 жыл бұрын

You don't want the higher suicide rates and forced military service part either?

Could we have a podcast where Douglas walks us through his bookshelf, then I don't have to keep straining my eyes to see the titles.

@territmoderitmo9190

3 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaaahahahahahahaha

@territmoderitmo9190

3 жыл бұрын

Can we make this comment top comment? Please 😂👌

@frenchenstein

3 жыл бұрын

I do that a lot; well did, my eyes are fucked now 😂🤣😂

@joaniem3817

6 ай бұрын

Yes! 😂

@susanminer9692

5 ай бұрын

😂 I was doing the same thing, even turning my phone sideways to try and see the titles.

One of the most lucid public intellectuals we have at the moment.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

He’s the real deal

@johnhudson5414

4 жыл бұрын

Strange, I just hear well elecutioned fascism

@johnhudson5414

4 жыл бұрын

@Boaty McBoatface no buddy, all I hear is an emboldened far right intellectual class feeling safe lifting the veil on their xenophobic ideology

@ingridbarth2773

4 жыл бұрын

True, he got nothing to do with old dusty nationalists from the far right, and I can suppose a book from Martin Sellner, Alain de Benoiste as well, and Sellner grounded his ideas on Gandhi and Hannah Arendt. We call them all the new rightwings. You can be a patriot as well without being a chauvinist nationalist, he grounded the idea of ethnopluralism. Unfortunately he and others get persecuated by our regime of Merkel, as these are forbidden informations.(mainly bc he found out they let IS-fighters in and they do nothing at all and want to force Austria to open all borders again. It´s dangerous now in Germany to be an opponent of the regime, no critics! Or to critisize the mad gender mainstream-politics (it´s a show, Kindergarten. As a next big political deed Kramp-Karrenbauer, the leader of our military troops engages Conchita Wurst as being the general. ) I´m envious you got the brexit ! Open free speech is dangerous here now.(yu can lose your job,money)

@talloolahmoon

4 жыл бұрын

john hudson 🙄

When I think of Douglas Murray I often think about what Sam Harris said about Hitchens. "The man had more wit, style and substance than a few civilizations I could name."

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

He’s the real deal eyh

@miketomlin6040

4 жыл бұрын

Sam - the cognoscenti took me seriously, until I said I liked Douggie - Harris.

@SalomeBaptistSmith

4 жыл бұрын

@Isa I took Sam Harris seriously until he came up with this type of nonsense:)

"The moment your integeated is when you put up with the same shit the rest of us deal with" Well said Douglas

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

So good eyh

@clovermark39

11 ай бұрын

Yes that was so right.

"..we cannot accept to live in a society this stupid.." ~ Douglas Murray

@marcopolo9146

4 жыл бұрын

Isa you didn’t listen, did you.

@crowley144

3 жыл бұрын

@Giles Baron He might be literate and intelligent but that is by far an overstatement. From his own words "He's not gay is he?" insinuating there's something wrong with being gay. I do think he has some great points such as putting less focus on our differences, but I do also think he can verge on the side of narcissistic bigot from time to time.

@crowley144

3 жыл бұрын

Fair 😂

@SalomeBaptistSmith

3 жыл бұрын

@@crowley144 Your comment unironically highlights the merits of eloquence and literacy. How did you manage to fit so much sloppy grammar into a brief paragraph...

@crowley144

3 жыл бұрын

@@SalomeBaptistSmith Damn autocorrect

I’ve just finished the book today and couldn’t get enough so searched for interviews. It’s so encouraging in these dementing times that there’s voices like Murray’s

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Thanks for dropping by AJ

I totally agree with the Greta Thomburg point. I mentioned to someone that some of the things Thomburg has said is factually not so, but then I was told "She's such a nice person, though." Well, sure, but I had a problem with what she was saying and not her existence.

@dannowell269

3 жыл бұрын

People find this hard to grasp I swear. You can criticize someones ideas and actions without it being personal, making it personal or taking it personally just creates a barrier between the exchange of ideas

Been a big fan of Murray for years now and watched all of his recent interviews. You are an excellent interviewer because you asked questions and directed him in ways I haven’t heard before. Good work 👍

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you John. That’s really lovely to hear. Douglas is very easy to speak to though, honestly he’s a pleasure to podcast with!

@honestjohn6418

4 жыл бұрын

Modern Wisdom You have a new subscriber 🍺

@maulwurfchenfischerartists

4 жыл бұрын

Ha, now I'm embarrassed, because I wrote almost the same shortly after you. Great minds...

@lostinsweden5039

4 жыл бұрын

...and made him laugh.

I've watched lots of Douglas's interviews about the new book, he looks far more relaxed than the rest and you really got a great interview from him in this podcast. He really is a very funny guy when he goes off topic. Great work I've subscribed I look forward to watching more.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Ahhh Adrian thank you very much. Honestly I’m a massive fan of Douglas too so my agenda for this interview going in was simply to ask him stuff I was interested to learn. Turns out it’s made a pretty good episode because of that. There’s one with Andrew Doyle you definitely should check out

@noah6825

4 жыл бұрын

Try the 'london real' interview - you have to watch most of it on their stupid website after giving them an email address for it, but it's two hours and he's highly relaxed and forthcoming, I'm covering all of his post-Madness interviews and that's been the best one.

@lemonpudding2010

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx It worked. (Referring to Adrian Wilson's comment and your answer) It was so entertaining and insightful to hear a well articulated young man hold his own in a very interesting discussion and ask such great questions which made me want to hear much more from both of you. I am a woman and have often thought just like Douglas how ridiculous and dangerous a path we are going down. I SO related to so much of what he said and had a good laugh along with you both. Keep asking those great questions and you were a pleasure to listen to. I could actually understand every word you both said lol and NOBODY interrupted anyone which was an absolute pleasure in of itself.

I've been a Douglas Murray fan since he wrote "Neoconservatism, and why we need it" and having binge-watched him these days because of his new book, I find this the most satisfying recent conversation, since the (gorgeous) interviewer explores with him new paths which others haven't. Must look into his channel.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. Douglas is honestly such a pleasure to speak with it made it incredibly easy.

Every time I hear Douglas Murray speak about some controversial issues, I allow myself a little more faith in humanity's future. There are brilliant people out there.

What a wonderful conversation!! Just to give some feedback to the value of this , 57 yr. old nurse mother grandmother from the u.s.. i am so greatfull to you both for examining these things!! I so agree !! These are the concerns and utter absurd stupid agendas that are present today..and as an adult i am responsible to educate myself , listening and learning is an action, i do not want this utter crap affecting my granchilderen. Gives me hope!!

First time here, great guest. Watched about 10 of his recent podcasts promoting his book. I think he’s on par with Hitch. You got more out of him as he was relaxed and at ease. Ordered the book following this.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Leigh. That’s some very kind words. I’m looking forward to getting more conversations out like this very soon!

I discovered Douglas many years ago when Ayaan Hirsi Ali and him debated the topic, Is Islam a religion of Peace? He was brilliant as always, I have followed him since and am deeply impressed with his brilliance. I love his books.

My Dad said it well about correcting wrongs versus Affirmative Action: "If a Black man applied for the same job I applied for 20 years ago and was denied the job because he was Black, they should hire him and give him the same seniority I have and the same pay I have because he was denied the chance to accumulate them. But that doesn't mean that the next ten Black applicants have to be hired just because that other man got shafted 20 years ago."

@maghrebforever2012

4 жыл бұрын

Did he though? The concession your father made is pure thoughtless sympathy and god knows what else. Has he no concept of history? Give a man 'owed' seniority along that criteria and you must for every man in the world! It's life - it fucks you and has fucked your grandfathers! Give all Armenians seniority immediately!

Wow. Chris Williamson and Douglas Murray, on one KZread video together. Life doesn't get any better than this.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Too kind. Douglas is the lead singer here, I’m simply the backing dancer

@ddemaine

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx Well you do have the physique for it :-D Seriously though, you are a great interviewer.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Great point. Me and DM would be a fantastic duo

@ddemaine

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx Definitely

@ddemaine

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx PS: I realised in an earlier video that said you had a lovely Geordie accent. I gather you're actually from Middlesbrough? I apologise for misindentifying your accent. I hope I'm not cancelled.

The fresh and breezy approach of the interviewer set a different pace. Enjoyable discussion.

Loved it. Douglas Murray is the man!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

He’s the real deal eyh!

Melanie Eccles here from Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. I'm feeling pretty intelligent right now because I listen to this very intelligent man - Douglas Murray, who has obviously read many books and written some too, and I agree with everything he says! Good on you to hit the many nails on the head. You conversation about Nicki Minaj. I am a straight white female who waited till I was 54 to get married. I struggled a lot growing up and into my 20's and 30's with my relationships. I came to the realization that what I was going through was a result of my influences and experiences up to that point and I started to understand that if I wanted the outcomes of my relationships to change then I had to change to course I was on, even if that course had been set by extraneous circumstances set forth by the environment I grew up in. Now, it was up to me to change that course and I did. When I see women flaunting their "stuff" in ways similar to Nicki Minaj, I think to myself, "what message are you sending and why are you doing this?" I learned that, in most cases, you reap what you sow. Having said that doesn't mean that men get to do whatever they want but the woman has to take her fair share of the responsibility for the outcome of the interaction.

Best Murray conversation since his latest release! Subbed!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Danito. Douglas is honestly a joy to speak to so it wasn’t hard!

During the time I worked in the government upper management changed from men to women. It would seem that women would be more caring about the employees they managed but they were not. In fact they seemed less understanding of any personal issues that might show up in a workplace, more didactic, and in fact annoyed by turning to them to resolve any work issues. They mainly seemed to be concerned with their own career and could be quite brutal in taking over projects proposed and run by employess that seemed to serve their career goals. This might be a generalization, but it applied to the three women managers I had to work with.

@meirionowen5979

4 жыл бұрын

I was a university lecturer until I was made redundant to make way for women. But while I was there 50% of the women working alongside me were vile machiavellian vipers. Never experienced anything quite like it before or since. Even though my career has gone, I'm still glad to be out of that cesspool of an environment

@jacksonblaze423

4 жыл бұрын

@@meirionowen5979 We seem to have forgotten some old well known facts about people in general and replaced them with ideals. If you watch old Perry Mason shows from the sixties you will see a completely different picture - both sides, the good and the bad, but somehow more informed about the things that move people to act and complexity of the motivations. People seem to have gotten a lot more stupid about these things since those days.

What a great interview. Douglas really is the thinking mans crumpet!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

He’s a dude. What a great guest

@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa

4 жыл бұрын

Has Joan Bakewell left us?

@markncl100

4 жыл бұрын

@@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa Totally different demographic mate.

@barneyrubble8590

4 жыл бұрын

1AdoptedGeordie or the thinking woman’s crumpet😆 I adore him!

I can listen to DM all day and must have watched a good ten hours already of him talking about his new book. Each time too he manages to come across as fresh (and not remotely peed off at regurgitating the same stuff!) but I'm so glad he brought up the mental health thing near the beginning of the talk. There's a holy trinity of mh disorders at the moment (aspergers, bipolar, and adhd) which many seem to be almost proud to be diagnosed with, because (i think) it marks them out as quirky, interesting, more sensitive - or that their suffering from the everyday slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, life etc, is somehow worse than that of the everyday person's. I do hope that Douglas takes this one further. Enjoyed the webchat!

@M11969

4 жыл бұрын

In my opinion, the worst thing that could have happened is including aspergers into the autism spectrum. Classic autism is so far away from aspergers it is damaging the ability of those with classic autism to get the attention and services they desperately need. It puts an unrealistic expectation on their ability to move through life.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Graeme, I loved this episode.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Lana - I don’t understand the distinction, can you enlighten me?

@M11969

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx Here's a good video describing servers and high functioning autism. I'll find another describing severe autism.

@M11969

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/eaJ6srKdg5fWhdo.html

Oh Douglas! You are right! I have been saying it to so many friends because it's freakin neurotic..today every other "friend" of mine claims to be - " Bi-polar, OCD, Schizophrenic, clinically depressed, clinically suffering with anxiety, I am dyslexic, I have ADHD, and Migraine..(coz it cannot be low class headache or non clinical migraine anymore) and blah blah"...and I so often tap my friends and say "why is everyone in a race to have the latest in trend diagnosis as soon as Hollywood/Bollywood celeb makes it trendy" and they nod in agreement not realizing they are doing it themselves! I keep asking..."Can you not be depressed, just as a normal human being without getting a clinical certificate anymore?". Today as soon as you say to anyone, I am not feeling good..or I feel low, suddenly everyone frantically, automatically asks "Have you been clinically diagnosed? I have been you know"....and its as if its a competition and stage to act dramatic a bit. It is ridiculous! Glad a rational celebrity saw this and called it out!

To Douglas's point about over correction, I have heard it put: We used to treat unequal people equally under the law. Now with the social justice ideology, we treat unequal people unequally to make them equal.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Lovely synopsis.

@overcoercion590

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx thanks, that was from an interview with Frederick Hayek. Great interview, with thanks, from your next subscriber!

I’m a psychiatrist and in my experience it’s PTSD at the top of the Mental Health list. Anyone who’s ever had to tolerate anything uncomfortable or distressing seems to claim “trauma”.

@alexanderschmoldt2982

17 күн бұрын

which has deluted the word completely and has made us unable to say that some discomfort is okay, has to be endured or might even be good for building resilience and stuff.

Another brilliant conversation and love the humour 😂

Excellent interviewer. Informed himself so he could ask really good questions. Murray able to be both brave enough to speak truth and confident enough to be relaxed when challenged.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Very kind words, thank you. Lots more episodes incoming soon

Can't wait for Douglas's book on 'Green'!

"Blaming the victim." "You can reduce your risk of being mugged by avoiding using an ATM in a bad neighborhood. Don't walk alone in a bad neighborhood -- especially an unfamiliar neighborhood -- late at night. Don't flash large amounts of cash." Oh! Thank you for that good advice! "You can reduce your risk of becoming a victim of burglary if you install an alarm system on your house. Keep your doors locked. Don't plant shrubs near windows. Install outdoor lighting. Don't leave the box for that brand new big-screen TV out by the curb." Oh! Thank you for that good advice! "You can reduce your risk of rape if --" HOW DARE YOU BLAME THE VICTIM!!!!!!!

@tzilingchew1888

4 жыл бұрын

You don't think there's the difference between these crimes and their intent?

@waztaz123

4 жыл бұрын

tzi ling chew the point is that they are all crimes and they are all bad and they should be severely punished by law. But we have found ways to be reasonable and civil over how to reduce the risk on the first two but on the third one somehow half of the world’s population are the culprit (except the tiny minority of male feminists) and not a small percentage of people. That’s the equivalent of lumping the good neighborhoods with the bad ones for a theft that only happens in a bad neighborhood. I see all of them as bad crimes so not sure what the significant difference between them is.

Just went to the rap version of Douglas doing Anaconda. AWESOME.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Xmas #1

The term in volleyball is the *setter*

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Look at how much we’re learning. What’s the striker called?

@danielcraig9666

4 жыл бұрын

Modern Wisdom Bump, set, spike.

It's a shame there are so few public intellectuals who are as articulate and as well researched as Douglas Murray. In spite of the Madness of Crowds book, governments and corporations are still blindly walking into the abyss of I.D. politics as if nothing was ever written to counter it. Murray can't get enough air time on his own to make a real impact.

Just subbed. Douglas is so relaxed with you, which let's him be his absolute funniest. Brilliant interview, kudos!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Anne. We really vibed well on this one!

@anneserkin1964

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx Can't wait to watch more of your stuff. So rare for KZread to promote independents these days. I'm quite shocked and pleasantly surprised you showed up in my feed. Cheers from Canada 🍁

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thankfully KZread is quite generous on channels with high watch times. Because most of the videos are 60 minutes+ it means we have an insanely high watch time. Hoping the KZread gods continue to shine down on us

He had a very casual and enjoyable dialogue with Douglas Murray. It was nice interview

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks terry!

Thank you Douglas for speaking out loud!!!! I appreciate your bravery!

The ending though really resonated, we need to be thinking big with what we as a species want to achieve, and beyond that we still have a load of problems that are more important like poverty, famine disease, everyone not in a first world country, people who are under actual dictators ect

Douglas Murray is a genius and gave me hope in society when I felt like quitting. He makes too much sense.

Love the choice of guests, the way you seem to build a rapport with them, the knowing when to listen and when to ask intelligent questions and of course the sense of humour with which you cover some of these difficult topics. So glad I found this channel - a real breath of fresh air that I think so many lost people must be looking for right now.

I watched a lot of Doug Murray videos today and this young interviewer is perhaps the most insightful and ingenious among his better known KZread peers, some of whom were clearly out of their depth when conversing with him. Great job putting Murray off of his basic script and navigating through some unexplored territory with a great relaxed wit. Well done!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

So many compliments here where to start. Young is my favourite I think! Really appreciate the kind words, I admire DM’s ability to speak so assisting him in deploying that wisdom in a novel way makes me feel great. Hit subscribe - there’s lots more coming soon

I really hope Douglas Murray does write about the mental health issue eventually. I was diagnosed with a mental illness 14 years ago in my teens (there is a long history of it in my family) and it has been fascinating over recent years to watch people take on being mentally ill for oppression points. The same thing with autism, OCD, and anorexia. I’ve seen morbidity obese women discuss how they are anorexic. We live in really weird times.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

I think “Fat” is a potential other chapter for him too

Fab interview with Douglas Murray, his new book is on my wish list!

Been following Douglas Murray's intellectual courage, grace, eloquence and nuanced insights for years and his new book has brought me landing here. I really enjoyed this one. Glad to discover Modern Wisdom. Will follow.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

What wonderful words, thank you Hadara

You asked the best question I have heard asked of Murray so far. " What other categories could you have included? " it solicited a very insightful and novel answer.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nick. It’s one I genuinely wanted to know. I honestly thought “Fat” was going to be in there

"Nobody thinks it's cool to be a schizophrenic"😂

Douglas Murray is always worth a like and this interviewer is a pretty good guy he actually lets his guests talk.

Usually just a listener through the podcast app but after watching and listening its definitely a game changer! Perfect break away from final year university work :)

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Esmee! Please don’t blame me if you fail your degree

Modern Wisdom first time listening to an interview of yours, what a delight.

Great podcast, as per usual! You always pick super interesting guests/topics. Been wanting that 6 min diary for a while now tho 👀

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha thanks Gail! Douglas is the real deal. Hold tight!

At the end when you and Douglas were discussing statues the image of Rodin's "The Thinker" popped into my head. Except, instead of him sitting with head in hands he was bent double staring at his navel. That would so readily describe the era we are in. Great interview.

Great conversation you had with Douglas, wish you had been in the room together and just let it run on for a bit longer. Cheers from Texas, mate.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Philip. I’m actually going to catch up with Douglas in London soon, so hopefully I’ll have a chance to speak to him for a little longer! Appreciate you stopping by - check out some of the other episodes

Great chat with Douglas about the new book and the current social climate, excellent conversation. 👍 Subbed

Just watched this: informative and entertaining, thank you! In a lot of his interviews, Douglas comes across as quite serious (not surprising, given the subject matter), so it’s lovely to see his sense of humour shine through here. 👍

Amazing guest to get on Chris! And yet again another great episode on a meaty topic, good to see you getting on people of varying views and opinions especially strong ones like this on such a contentious issue. Love it, keep them coming!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kieran! Really enjoyed this one

I found this so fascinating, I love it. I will be reading his book. Great Job Chris

This is a great episode and deserved a rewatch. To Douglas's point about women praying on men...a prime example is Trevor Bauer the baseball player more recently. It is quite remarkable...Trevor had to counter sue her for her texts to be released as evidence....and he had essentially dropped the charges once her texts were released...just to clear his name. He had just signed the largest contract in baseball at the time and he still isn't back playing baseball...costing him $220 million in salary i think it was.

First one I’ve watch, looking forward to more!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for dropping by Gareth, hit subscribe - there’s lots more incoming!

Yes, I've noticed over-correction and non worthy news which is partly why I don't choose watch/read about it.

Excellent. I'd love to hear Douglas's examination of the MGTOW phenomenon that was briefly mentioned in the discussion where the young man was staying away from girls.

Fantastic read and I’m firmly left of the spectrum . His insight is uncanny, the wry sense of humour just my cup of tea and his courage is self evident through out this gourmet feast of a book .

Loving your content from out in Tokyo. Hit me with one of the 6MDs! They are impossible to get out here...

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks James! Leave it with me

An amazing interview and the ending....fantastic. Bookmarking this to listen again.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Ps - hit subscribe, lots more coming soon

enjoyed every minute thank you...

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great podcast think you and Douglas get along very well made the interview that much better

Watching a second time and still amazing. Full of truth and reality.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

One of my favourites ever

Modern Wisdom, first time listening to you but it will not be my last. Great interview with the brilliant Douglas Murray.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Very kind words, thank you. Hit subscribe, there’s lots more good stuff incoming soon

Reading the book at the moment, a real eye opener, well worth checking out

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

It’s the real deal eyh David

Wow…I’m watching this in April 2020, & realizing there’s hope for the future! Keep up the GOOD WORK: the World’s SANITY desperately needs it…!

This was really brilliant, really well done interview :)

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Hera!

So glad i found this channel and more specifically Douglas

Great podcast, many thanks to the two fo you from Bruxelles !

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

DOUGLAS: Brilliant, as usual. (Spoiler-alert: Identity Political statement!) As a 67 year-old Christian man, who has shared life with another (atheist) man for 36 years, we were once interviewed by EDDIE MAIR as to why I was so hostile to 'gay weddings'. I was unsure; but you have provided me with the answer. Whilst I was fighting just for my Human Right to live with another man, back in the 1970s, without fear of violence, that was ALL I wanted. I didn't want 'marriage'; because Heterosexuals need to sort out what THEY mean by 'marriage', to start with. For most of them it is certainly not ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN FOR LIFE! I see those who pursue 'gay weddings' as being just as shallow as many heterosexuals are: people who want a 'fuss' to be made of them.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t even see gay rights as a concern any more, which is a testament to what your movement in the 70’s achieved I suppose. “You are fully integrated when you have to deal with the same shit as the rest of us”

@HagiaSophia1952

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx I agree with you entirely. Of course, as a Christian I should lament the virtual total collapse of the Church which has come about owing to its various sexual hypocrisies: but I don't! The Church of England stopped being of any use to God decades ago!

Thank you for sharing your conversation with us :)

Douglas is one of very few public persons, that- I personally feel, truly represent gay men, inspire politically and whom I look up to. He’s a great thinker writer and speaker. An intellectual mind behind the fresh and informed perspective, clearly. Much appreciated 🙏🏻

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Malo!

I could listen to Douglas talk all day long.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@adi-ik7fx

4 жыл бұрын

You can buy the audio version of the book and play it on repet

"Why do we need to accept other people's views when different from our own?" - It makes the difference between thinking in 3D, or 2D Flatness.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Good analogy

@normandylander

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx Thanks.

Great interview, thanks

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Michael!

I love thinking out loud. It gets me into trouble, and I am ok with that. There have been worse punishments.

I appreciate the straight talk. I couldn’t agree more with Douglass. We are confusing children with all the p.c. talk and teachings and especially with transgender issues. When I was kid I hated dolls, thought they were stupid and preferred making things and thought toys marketed to boys were much better - I’m glad my parents didn’t interpret that as something else.

Interesting....In countries such as Canada, we don't tell people how to think. We let them think for themselves and then we sit back and listen. So interesting Douglas. I am indeed grateful for your shares and interviews. Keep moving step by step through this mess that has been made. New ideology is certainly needed, but a lot of tradition isn't so bad...Thank you...Like Family, friends, and sharing stories so we get to know one another. Biology characteristics are interesting, but not everyone understands biology. The talks have been great about what you know...Thank you so much...Carolyn D Hogarth

@tomsmith6045

3 ай бұрын

Given what just happened to Jordan Peterson, do you still believe that in Canada, people are not told what to think?

This was so good I had to listen to it twice.

The 'overcorrection' point is an accurate description of many social issues, often the progress made on an issue isn't met with a relaxation of the lobby, only a larger cry for justice, inverse of the lone person shouting for justice to start a movement.

Powerful analysis of society!!! I am going to read this book. I hope it will be translated in my language!

On a douglas binge. Smart and intelligent but witty and hilarious

How in the actual fuck does a channel with this quality of conversation not have more than 70k subs? This is criminal.

You both nailed it. Utterly hilarious xxx

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great conversation!

Wonderful discussion. Thank you both

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Lazslo. Did any points in particular stand out?

@lazslorichter2764

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx honestly, just hearing articulate and thoughtful discussion keeps my sanity. Your mention re: the double standard applied to club behavior, and the impossible ideas that we are forced to accept resonated. As well as the " hands off" MGTOW approach that more men are embracing rather than wrestle with the social justice threshing machine.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

I didn’t even draw the connection with MGTOW. You’re totally right there. Wow

@lazslorichter2764

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx it's as if the social contract between the sexes has been voided, and men are acting like they are in a minefield. Because we are. False accusations on the job, or at school now carry lifelong consequences regardless of what due process finds.

One of the best podcasts about, up there with Mr Joe Rogan’s in my opinion. Keep bringing this wisdom to the masses Chris 🙌🏻 🔥

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Robert!

Really dug this episode. I found it very thought provoking and it challenged a lot of my current viewpoints. I would love to discuss more of the topics you guys spoke about, is there a facebook or instagram group that I can join to keep the conversation going?

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Alina, there is indeed - facebook.com/groups/MWinnercircle/

@danielcraig9666

4 жыл бұрын

What viewpoints have been challenged and why?

@Alina-xl4dz

4 жыл бұрын

@@danielcraig9666 Hi Daniel! There were many interesting aspects. One that stood out to me was the Nicki Minaj example. I often find the ways in which society sexualises a woman's body, simply for existing, quite taxing and advocate strongly against the hyper sexualisation of women. Now, with Nicki Minaj I find her both empowering in the way that she owns her sexuality, yet completely understand the point that was made about the double message that was being delivered. And this is precisely one of the challenges that I both experience and witness, in trying to navigate the world.

I think that this may be the best DM new book interview so far.

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. Really appreciate you dropping by! Lots more to come

I am already reaching my 9yo daughter exactly that, being aware of how you present yourself to the world. The thing I'm focusing on now is how you don't need to show your flesh to look beautiful. Dress classy, it's far more attractive & gives off a completely different impression. It's hard bringing up both boys & girls but I'm 49 now & they're not going down any rabbit holes, I've learnt a lot over my time. Knowledge is power, teach your kids yourself, arm them with knowledge & the tools to think critically ✌🏻

@peacemaker6662

3 жыл бұрын

If you don't mind a 60 something male give you some advice I'll tell you what I've told my 4 adult daughters. 1. Don't be a victim. Even if bad thing's happen to you. 2. Take responsibility. Not only for yourself but as much as you can bare for those you care about. There are no better lessons to teach the young :-)

@ladypoppy6117

3 жыл бұрын

@@peacemaker6662 that's good advice, thank u. I respect your own experience & have taken your words on board. 👍😊

Amazing interview

@ChrisWillx

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Douglas is a fantastic guest

Laughing at Chris saying "2019 really nailed it" at the hour mark as I watch this for the first time in October 2020. 2019 Chris was clueless about what was about to happen. Happier times.

@ChrisWillx

3 жыл бұрын

Then we all got fully ass blasted by 2020. ‘Twas an easier time.

Superb interview!

Intelligent, articulate and balanced. So many of the qualities seemingly unavailable in mainstream politics and i have to ask why Douglas has never expressed a desire to enter that arena? He would get my vote and those of many others i'm certain of it. Imagine if he were your PM - what a different UK we would see.

Great guys. Very inspiring. Thank you.

Douglas,thank you for your wisdom and Chris thank you!