"I hate the government because I love this country." That's the most patriotic thing I've heard in a long time. Truly.

@tulipsontheorgan

3 жыл бұрын

⭐️⭐️⭐️💯💯💯💯⭐️⭐️⭐️

@jakebusch1638

3 жыл бұрын

Same bro. Government is destroying this country.

@thicksunroof4687

3 жыл бұрын

Yep

@MyRoosterWisdom

3 жыл бұрын

Most accurate statement in the talk

@jamesjordan2163

3 жыл бұрын

"I hate the government but I love this country". Limited government is a must. The founding fathers knew this and they were very astute about what was necessary.

"Why am I funding my own oppression?" The exact reason why I left California last year. Freedom. Thank God we still have it.

@chronicawareness9986

3 жыл бұрын

florida is the freeest place on earth

@garyfrancis6193

3 жыл бұрын

Well who else is gunna do it?

@cbr8206

3 жыл бұрын

@Warlock I don't judge freedom by where I can shit.

@cbr8206

3 жыл бұрын

@@mjg274 ...time to take off the tin hat my friend.

@WaffleusRex

3 жыл бұрын

Saving up to get the hell out too.

I love this conversation. Discussing different point of views respectfully in order to get more insight. The world needs that. They listen , they think and they respond and listen and think again and respond. So sad that mainstram media skipped that completely. So good that it happens here. Thank you for that.

I love the libertarian/anarchism aspects. My biggest fear is that we are not a homogeneous society anymore. If we had the same faith and beliefs this could be possible. Unfortunately, we have people that live in the US that believe you can murder a woman for adultery for example. We are racially, piously, divided here due to immigration and loss of faith based singularity.

@jackcaffrey8493

9 ай бұрын

yea and on the other side women can murder babies through negligence and get away with it

@-BUILT_LIKE_A_BAG_OF_MILK

7 ай бұрын

Am American saying they're divided because of immigration 🤣. Unless you're a Native American, then you're part of the issue you mentioned and complain about.

@OGRE_HATES_NERDS

7 ай бұрын

united states was never homogenous, it isnt supposed to be... that was kinda the whole point

@shilanmistry2616

4 ай бұрын

Pp😊p

"I hate the government, because I love this country." A+

@bweaver760

2 жыл бұрын

Classic statement!

@tonyploma2330

2 жыл бұрын

That was the best thing and most agreeable thing he said

@nf4866

2 жыл бұрын

@Dumisani Nkosi im pretty sure al queda members aren't big fans of the United states.

@piglet7943

Жыл бұрын

But then he says later in the video….”under anarchism there would be no country “…..that’s a very hypocritical statement.

@Liberty-rn4wy

Жыл бұрын

@Jack Ryan We would not have to pay wounded veterans if the state did not create dumb wars and send them to them.

Im so glad malice is blowing up in popularity. People really need this perspective, and reevaluate themselves.

@gailnichols842

2 жыл бұрын

I started out thinking he was another jerk and ended up wondering how much of his perspective could work. My question: How would the weak or minorities be protected?

@johncole2744

2 жыл бұрын

@@gailnichols842 Well, you wouldn't have police beating the shit out of minority and weak population for starters. Politicians dont give a flying fuck about minorities or the weak. Most of the policies end up hurting them, not helping them. They just say fluffy things to get elected. Politics itself IS the problem.

@johncole2744

2 жыл бұрын

@@gailnichols842 check out john stossels channel. Hes not an anarchist hes a classical liberal, but he does an excellent job at highlighting seeming good policy that actually ends up hurt the very people it tries to help. It took me about a decade to come to the conclusion that the state is not the answer for anything. Its a monopoly on force, monopolies inevitably will turn bad.

@gailnichols842

2 жыл бұрын

@@johncole2744 I will check out John Stossel, but after giving this more thought I wonder about the ability to protect ourselves from an Alexander the Great or anyone who could recruit people to follow them and form an army. Charismatic leaders often hunger for power over others people's lives. I think military leaders would eventually be in power - no different than the monopoly we now have or possibly much worse.

@vgkstone9692

2 жыл бұрын

@@gailnichols842 they could arm themselves and protect their communities, that’s a starter

I been a fan of you for a bit. I've known about Michael Malice for longer and never been a fan of him until now. You guys' chemistry brings out the best of each of you. Wish that went on longer. He's still the same guy but you brought out some details that reframe what I knew about him before.

Unless I'm missing something,Malice never really answers the question fully of how Anarchy would fully work.Watched him for a few years now and he never really does as he is SO SURE that what he is saying is 100% right. I agree with a lot that he says but he has said himself,he lived a very sheltered childhood. Most of his ideas are just that,AN IDEA. Don't think there's much personal experience there. Great conversation

@SubZero-pi4jr

4 ай бұрын

He said he doesn’t exactly know yet and is still trying to figure it all out but my guess would be something very similar to what Jacque Fresco proposed in the Venus Project years back

@Princepapa2

2 ай бұрын

If you were in the 1850s American South, WITHOUT FUTURE KNOWLEDGE, and someone asked you "how would the picking and distribution of cotton happen without slavery?" Could you give a confidence and accurate prediction? No, you couldn't. Likewise, the best Malice can do is guess.

Patrick....you're missing the point about "monopolies get too big" The GOVERNMENT IS THE MONOPOLY.

@georgemulford2910

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone always misses that

@BboyKeny

3 жыл бұрын

Pfff just make the government obsolete. We don't have city walls anymore, not because of a petition or a vote. Simply through use of technology, we are changing the world to be fully decentralised. Government and media power is based on tech, which they don't understand or feel the need to understand because "it's for nerds". We need a lot of people to speed up the process of cryptocurrency which pulls the currency monopoly away from the central banks and governments. We need a decentralised web to prevent censure and take the narrative power away from the government and media. We need people to become self-sufficient. I mean ideally food production and energy generation. We need to convince people that it safes them money and is healthier. This takes away the monopoly on the power grid and control of the food supply. We need apps, tech and normalisation to socially connect with your direct neighborhood. That would take away the demand for government, since people are demanding the government to fix their personal problems. We need to offer an alternative. We need to make open source software normalised. For example Linux to be normalised. This takes away the spying and data collection which grants Government and big tech immense power. We need to write books, whitepapers and frameworks on how transparency for businesses increases brand trust which makes the business more money. This makes lobbying harder. We need an open source news platform for independent journalism. I'm thinking of something like allsides.com which rates ideological or political bias for full transparency. These are just ideas on top of my head, but you can see the line of thinking and what my hypothesis is, on what it would achieve.

@painandabel571

3 жыл бұрын

What are you going to do about the people who prefer a centralized monopoly over a private monopoly? This is what I think Malice is missing, there’s no mechanism within anarchy to prevent coalitions from forming and creating centralized institutions of power. We got into this mess because of that inclination on behalf of humans. We want to form groups and culture always develops. How can anarchy exist within the prevalence of humans to form centralized groups that have power over individuals? He acknowledges in this interview that some people are wired in a way that they prefer centralized structures put in place for them. How does anarchy account for those people? It doesn’t because it doesn’t account for anything, and once people realized that they will join coalitions.

@escapedfromnewyork

3 жыл бұрын

@@painandabel571 You're missing the point. We have those centralized monopolies now. The significant difference is that in a world without "government", you may have the same issues crop up that crop up with government (and almost certainly will- there's no utopia) BUT you have the moral right to ignore them. You are not obliged to follow whatever the set up, whereas with government, the entire system is built with coercion as the default. You agree and all is good. You disagree and you will be compelled to obey whether you agree or not. Anarchists aren't saying that it will be a leaderless world. People always gravitate towards a leader, someone who possesses some expertise or nuance that helps them be better, live better or whatever. The difference is that the very instant a leader begins acting in a way that is detrimental to you or the group, you have the right to say, "No thanks buddy. I'm going my own way". That is not possible with "government" and it's why government is both illegitimate and immoral.

@painandabel571

3 жыл бұрын

@@escapedfromnewyork I’m going to keep it short but I’d like to know what you think about this: in my opinion, institutions such as the cartel and the mafia also rely on coercion. When someone points a gun at your head, you have no moral obligation to give them what they desire, however he smart choice for you is to do it because in that moment, the perpetrator has power over you. I want to be clear, I basically am in favor of anarchy, however I don’t believe it would last because it didn’t last before. Human nature has a strong gm desire to group up and form coalitions, and culture always presents itself and cultures can easily evolve to prefer a centralized institution when that ends up being the easiest solution to their problems.

“It’s called sarcasm and u missed it” “It’s called irony” I felt that. That hit me right in the meta

@MrErickalvim

Жыл бұрын

What is the feeling of being hitted in the meta like? I just felt confused like I didn't get the joke.

@HarveyKlee

Жыл бұрын

Not so much a joke as it is an unexpected plot-twist moment when they secretly knew they were both 1/2 right yet both made viewers feel like their POVs were about to go nuclear but they instead twisted it into a playfully aggressive bantering over semantics 😂😂😂

@HarveyKlee

Жыл бұрын

Really had nothing to do with any meta moment where the point is self-referential so yeah, confusing comment

@alistairproductions

Жыл бұрын

@@HarveyKlee I don't remember what I was thinking with that. But it was funny because I don't think the guy was being sarcastic. And then I don't think malice was even being ironic not noticing sarcasm, because it really wasn't there. Honestly it would've made more sense for Malice to say he didn't sense any sarcastic. If Malice missed it it's not necessarily on him. It could've been poorly executed sarcasm. But it was funny

I was raised In Northern Ireland. I also have that distrust of state and cynicism. I came to the US at 30 yo and am blown away how patriotic and trusting of the establishment people are. No flags, no masters 👊

"Why am I funding my own oppression?" wow... so true.

"The average man doesn't want to be free, he wants to be safe." H.L. Mencken.

@richq11

2 жыл бұрын

The primary reason anarchism doesn't work

@NUTRITIONALDIVERSITY

2 жыл бұрын

we need a tougher society, we are broken, domesticated and weak

@bobkirklin3923

2 жыл бұрын

What's wrong with safe and free ya goof.

@aidenpearce7775

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobkirklin3923 Only you can guarantee your safety. No one else can. People chose peaceful slavery over dangerous freedom.

@tonyploma2330

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck that I want to be free . I'll provide my own safety

I love how Patrick actually repeats the answer to himself to fully understand it. A rare quality

@ElevatedLevetator

Жыл бұрын

Part of his charm

@extremeresponsibility4325

Жыл бұрын

He is seeking and thinking to understand

@joehunter3jh

Жыл бұрын

I notice that caught my attention

@calebc6028

Жыл бұрын

its so the person saying it can hear how delusional they sound.

@TheLandon8806

Жыл бұрын

@@calebc6028 right…..

My mama always told me "don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see." I apply this to everything. I immediately applied it to authority figures and law enforcement agencies and government entities.

@chriswhinery925

4 ай бұрын

My mama always told me alligators is ornery cause they got all them teeth and no toothbrush.

without governments, who runs and builds public utilities, garbage collection, sewers, roads, hospitals road repair, and a million other things we take for granted. Patrick really dropped the ball on this argument.

@garyjohnstone6422

9 ай бұрын

true but government needs pruning. 20% flat tax increases tax take. People lose a pound of freedom for every gram of value received. Gov`t is in too many fields, almost all manner of services are more efficiently provided by private sector (gov`t contracts it out anyway adding another layer). You could shed 50% of public service & get better treatment.

@johnwhitney1439

9 ай бұрын

Exactly!

@fredrickmeyers8076

9 ай бұрын

Ms 13 will 🤡

@StrictlySealed

7 ай бұрын

The government doesn't do any of those things.. Private companies do it, the government just hires them and you pay them 40% premium just for hiring. There's private roads there's private snow removers and there's private hospitals, they are not only cheaper and more efficient, but they have something to lose if they don't do a good job. You have no choice but to accept the shitty services government provides because THEY GET PAID ANYWAY.

@MrD_2112

6 ай бұрын

Everything can be privatized. Where there is demand there will be a supply, the market always create a service or if it is needed. Simple as that.

Hearing these questions asked of Michael has proved to me that the status quo have been so successful that not many can imagine any alternative that would work comparable to the status quo.

@Syzygy77

3 жыл бұрын

Freedom is natural, to believe in statism you must be brainwashed by state compulsory schooling for 12 years.

@MrFarr007

3 жыл бұрын

@@Syzygy77 you get my point. Yet, hearing these questions kind of proves that the schooling system was successful. When I got private security, I understood what Michael Malice was really saying. And in the words of Lauren Chen, why am I funding my own oppression? And in all honesty, I don't think Michael Malice will be back to this show. I could clearly see how frustrated he was becoming. If you watch Michael Malice's interview with Jordan Peterson, you actually realise what a joke this interview was. Between them the good doctor elevated the conversation and there was a good back and forth.

@matrix3509

3 жыл бұрын

This is why abolishing government schools should be priority number one for anyone who values freedom, whether libertarian or anarchist. As Malice always says, the only reason we even accept the status quo as normal and natural is because we've been trained since birth to regard it as normal. If you were told about the status quo for the first time as an adult, it would be rightly regarded as nightmarishly dystopian. Forget every other libertarian cause for a moment. Destroying government schools is what literally everyone needs to be focusing on. There needs to be a second long march through the institutions, but instead of taking the institutions over, treat it like Sherman's March to the Sea and torch the whole apparatus to the ground.

@AlexO110

3 жыл бұрын

@@matrix3509 and that's why the status quo is against school choice. Choice is freedom.

@alisonhurtado1094

2 жыл бұрын

@Warlock and to ignore that there is evil out there ... it’s all good if we all humans didn’t have evil hearts but in reality there is evil people that will bind together and abuse those who think like this think society just works

The way that Patrick approached this interview is exactly the way I approached the topic when I first met my now best friend, who convinced me of anarchy. It's uncanny how similar it was.

I love the level of mutual respect despite some disagreement. Plus, the fun demeanor and good-natured sarcasm are elements we could all learn from!

I love this . I have always thought if everyone was like me, anarchy would work well. We would all be where supposed to be, i.e. work , home at night with family ,etc.. We would leave everyone alone as long as they didn't bother us, be armed ( just in case) and let everyone else have their own morality. Easy. But everyone is not like me.

@joshuacalig3144

9 ай бұрын

None of our problems fall from the sky. They come from people who don't believe in personel responsability.

@melihtopcu97

9 ай бұрын

Yes exactly, if everyone has the same mindset it can work. But realistically, this is just a ridiculous thought in the real world.

@sarahalderman3126

9 ай бұрын

@@melihtopcu97which is precisely why socialism/communism/utopia do not exist.

@melihtopcu97

9 ай бұрын

@@sarahalderman3126 exactly. These are theories that cannot exist while malice is within people, and this is in fact a guarantee of life. There will always be evil. There will never be a "heaven" on earth.

@Kibernautas

9 ай бұрын

Do you realize, that "if everyone was like me" principle would work in any form of government. Monarchy, dictatorship, democracy, big government, small government, therefore it is meaningless. Not all people are the same as you.

Where do you find the most polite people on earth: a gun show😜

@EclecticBuddha

3 жыл бұрын

It's offset by fudds charging 50% above top dollar for mediocre quality guns and surplus ammo. They're polite but they're still jerks.

@kevinlucas9905

3 жыл бұрын

Texas is about to prove that

@TreDogOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

Profound & witty

@HkLY45

3 жыл бұрын

It's actually not true though. I've met some 1st class jerks at gun shows.

@jorndoff2002

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve met some aholes when I was a vendor at gunshows

Michael Malice is actually a really sweet dude if you get chance to listen to his podcasts. One of the most intellectual, very thoughtful, charismatic dudes out there. Glad he’s in this Podcast Pat! ❤️

@garyfrancis6193

3 жыл бұрын

What’s a dude?

@johannakoo1657

3 жыл бұрын

Also one of the funniest!

@HorusHerotic

2 жыл бұрын

@@garyfrancis6193 that's what one of your moms used to be

@SunnyandNova

2 жыл бұрын

The dude clearly wants something he really doesn’t want or need

@idocare6538

Жыл бұрын

He doesn't sound any more intelligent than an average person I do agree he is thoughtful. It is apparent he has had alot of time to think about the answers to things that might attack his narrative and it probably sounds good, at least to him. I do find him entertaining and would definitely watch any Zombie Apocalypse, Star Wars or Dune movies he was involved in. He is a very lovable Capitalist and enjoying the fruits of our forefathers dying to preserve our country.

“I hate the government because I love this country” Michael Malice, you’re one of the good ones.

This guy literally has the same perspective of what a true friend is as I do. I have taught my children that you may have many acquaintances but you will only have 1 or 2 true friends in your lifetime and never let yourself get the 2 confused or you will end up extremely disappointed when you need the true friend. Also as a vet I completely agree with his statement of “I hate the govt because I love this country”. I swore an Oath to the Constitution and the people of America but I will never take an Oath to the corrupt lying Govt. Govt officials are and will be the ruin of this great country not the people.

The thing is, Michael Malice here talks about everything we already know well inside of us. We know we naturally thrive with freedom. We can structure work for those who are weaker and need safety. We all desire to protect loved ones. The government always tells us that we aren't capable of taking care of ourselves.

@siloton

3 жыл бұрын

You are not capable of taking care of youselves. If you all in average on this channel was able, you can without problems get rid of crap on this chat, by outvoting spam investment fraudulent posts, so frequent here. But individualists summed in average, does not care, neither physical nor digital environment around and this is one of indices. Coz freedom needs responsibility.

@chloestephens1194

3 жыл бұрын

@@siloton Freedom doesn’t need responsibility, or anything. Freedom is free.

@siloton

3 жыл бұрын

@@chloestephens1194 Any source tu support claim that freedom does not need responsibility available?

@UnexpectedWonder

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

@POSSUM3K3

2 жыл бұрын

@@siloton That's because the people don't have to this day and age. Force the people to take care of themselves or starve and things would change drastically.

Holy shit, Michael Malice on Valuetainment. Never would have imagined this would happen.

@alecchapin9071

3 жыл бұрын

You Are Welcome!

@thomdrolet2624

3 жыл бұрын

Malice is having Adam Curry on tonight.

@lunog

2 жыл бұрын

"Free trade" capitalists "secretly" love anarchism. No governments at all to stop them to do whatever they want its their ultimate wet dream.

@reubengould2694

2 жыл бұрын

Right??

@JakeWitmer

2 жыл бұрын

Patrick is the best. He accepts less bullshit than other hosts.

All of your discussions are so interesting, enightning, and educational. Thank you!

Pat, that was an excellent interview, and Michael had some really interesting perceptions that we all need to consider. You are wonderful interviewer, loved your questions! 🎉

@johngill8407

10 ай бұрын

Dostievski called a lawyer a conscience for hire. Consiquenciously when you hire .

I agree about friends and family responses in hard times. When my brother died, I had friends who avoided me because my sadness overwhelmed them and made them uncomfortable AND I had friends that dropped everything they were doing and traveled across the country and world to sit with me in my pain. Their presence, even in silence meant the world to me. That experience made me update my standards for friendship and relationships. Maybe it's my Irish family, but all my family showed up: aunts, uncles, cousins, even great-uncles/aunt's and second cousins. Grandparents too. And they helped... clean, cook, grieve, laugh. I have a great family.

@HarveyKlee

Жыл бұрын

I totally can relate. Sorry to hear that. But greater to surround yourselves capable of lifting you out of the funk times Maybe don't be too hard on a few of them. Sometimes they're just in too fragile a state and lack the strong emotional intelligence to know how to support you like you need; but down deep do actually care but stuck only wishing they knew how to express it better

@matildamarmaduke1096

Жыл бұрын

I'm no stranger to loss or pain mother father brother the one that put me in a spiraling was my #3 daughter who passed on my birthday which was yesterday and I received no call no visitors no cards in mail nothing and if I told you what my #1 did well let's just say 10mths later I was police escorted from my home her property and what my lil red wagon could carry no shoes no change of clothes just my dog his food & water & my lil safe to a neighbors apply for housing said it be a 3year wait it's been 4 with no running water power heat a / c yes I've got 2 sm generators my gas one quit but you know what lol I didn't buckle cave and I prosper have a sm shed tiny house wanna be still trying to get it insulated and inside walls I refused to let this these good Christian folks break me law abiding hypocrites dictate how I live or not live

@michaeltamburello

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes we have to face our sadness alone. We especially learn to love ourselves during such challenges. I remember a few years ago when I was struggling with stage 4 cancer. I felt so alone. My facebook page was so quiet until one day a young friend halfway across the globe messaged me and asked how I was doing. It really lifted me up. It's special moments like that that kept me hanging in there until I beat the cancer a year later. Life can be so full of surprises. You just gotta let them come to you...and they always seem to happen when you need them the most.

@skydivekrazy76

Жыл бұрын

I have an awesome family. Thank you for posting this. I feel bad when I see so many people post about horrible families. I'm happy you have your center.

@jsccrna1744

Жыл бұрын

@@matildamarmaduke1096 I'm sorry you were taken advantage of. When I was a child, our family "cleaning lady" was kicked out of her house by her son. Watching her struggling to stay warm in her uninsulated garage, I asked my mother why she couldn't stay with us- we had plenty of room. My mom said, "maybe in the basement, at least in the winter, but then your brother couldn't play pingpong..." My mother was an orphan who had struggled and clawed her way up, and wasn't going to give anything up. Human nature is complicated. (Sometimes cruel and selfish as well.)

I love how Patrick learns as he is interviewing, he is a smart intelligent guy, and is like a sponge willing to learn at each stage of the conversation. There's something engaging and authentic about that, and it makes me want to watch more to see how he develops his ideas from listening to interesting knowledgable guests. I love too how he layers the questioning to build a picture, it's like he's building a house and eventually you are invited in, and in that moment, you can make that decision yourself whether to enter. He is a natural presenter and he has a great way of unravelling the layers of the story to get you to see the complete core and construct of the argument. David is such an Interesting guy too. Loved this interview and it was my choice to listen without feeling preached and forced to. Patrick would make a great teacher. Wish he would have been mine growing up.

@bradvincent2586

2 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%

@virgieortiz5213

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!He listen to what being said.I wonder does he write short hand?HE is so fast he writes the questions n answers of the guest make sure he gets out his feedback!Amazing his a genius.From Fortworth Love ❤️ him

@bdmenne

Жыл бұрын

Very well said

@4NaturesStory

Жыл бұрын

Perfectly playing his role like a chess piece. True professional genius of a man.

@losfromla1480

Жыл бұрын

Who's David?

Being an anarchist does not mean believing in no government it means believing in self-government. That doesn't mean no government

One of the best interviews I've ever seen.

Malice is everywhere recently, with Jordan Peterson, Tim Pool and now you.

@wolverinebear5357

3 жыл бұрын

They make their rounds, they have managers dont be fooled by diy feel

@slipknnnot

3 жыл бұрын

@@wolverinebear5357 come on, PBD brings all kinds of guests from all over the spectrum. What's wrong with him bringing on Malice ?

@SloanStewart

3 жыл бұрын

Book promotion. Not saying that's a bad thing.

@wolverinebear5357

3 жыл бұрын

@@imCleverArtistName the comment section seems be into the circke jerk as well

@thicksunroof4687

3 жыл бұрын

Good ideas always go up

One of my fav interviews of Malice. Pat, you did an outstanding job at challenging him too.

This guy is something, very well informed and I’m glad there are people like him out there. For the longest time I’ve been thinking about the same thing especially when it comes to the law system we have, there is way too many loopholes to get away with evil deeds!

@crforfreedom7407

11 ай бұрын

I stopped watching 18min in when he went through the nonsense about policing. This isn't a new concept. It's not like we haven't had his scenario in this country before, WE HAVE. It's called: "The 19th Century West". Lawlessness, drunkenness, prostitution, violence RULED the environment. Decent, intelligent people avoided these areas like the plague, adding to the problem. ONLY when a societal-controlled law and order established itself did these things diminish. I think the problem here is the fact that government is no longer via 'the consent of the governed', but has become its own entity; a power independent of the people. THAT is the problem. Not formal morality and the enforcement of those values.

@dmur612

10 ай бұрын

@@crforfreedom7407 Have you considered the possibility that the “Wild, Wild West” is yet another of the *countless* government contrived narratives propagated to justify their ever inflating expansion of law enforcement? The lecture below suggests the “Wild West” was “not so”.. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWSH062flNrYYNI.html

@blueskythinking6674

10 ай бұрын

He doesn't know what he's talking about!

I appreciated this conversation because I was really down on anarchism, but now that I understand it better, Im converted. Michael made some great points and touched on a lot of raw nerves. Not many young men have such clear thoughts. Not many people have such clear thoughts. Having lived over 80 years, it's a relief to hear a young man or in fact any person have such clear thinking. Defiantly cream at the top of the bottle.

@judgegarry

10 ай бұрын

I've always been of the mind that in crises leaders rise to the top like the cream you speak of. This could be the reason that main stream media is being supplanted by bloggers and other long-form ways of gathering knowledge, society is tired of being played for fools.

@jensenchavez265

10 ай бұрын

Welcome to the club brother, we're happy to have you.

@-redacted_by_youtube

10 ай бұрын

Hes basically saying that people have to govern themselves. Thats what our government was supposed to be. Now if we got back to it we would be fine. Government is not the problem. Its a people problem. No matter what there will always be people abusing any system even anarchist. Its in the very name.

@jensenchavez265

10 ай бұрын

@@-redacted_by_youtube Tell me that you know nothing about Anarchy without saying that you know nothing about Anarchy. An = Without, Archy = Rulers. It is absolutely not "in the name" of Anarchy to abuse systems and exploit people. We advocate for the absence of the system so there is not a tool by which control could be exerted over others. It's not the Anarchist's who use the system against you, it's other Statists like yourself who believe that so long as it's their side who holds the monopoly on violence that the government is not only legitimate but necessary. It is your fellow Statists who will use the very same laws you pass to protect yourselves against you. How can we who have no regard for the laws or the people who write them use those things against you? We should absolutely be governing ourselves and anybody who is successful in doing so is too busy to seek governing others or asking others to. There is no "getting our government back on track" because this is the natural progression of ALL governments. They all lead to tyranny. The word revolution comes from the latin word revolvere, which means to cycle back or circle around. It doesn't matter how many times you reset the clock, it will still run just the same if not worse. Anybody who seeks to control others is by definition not an Anarchist, you cannot live at odds with your own philosophy and remain what you claim to be. We desire to be left alone to live as we choose and if we expect those wishes to be legitimate, then that requires that we allow others to do the same. We do not have a license to manipulate and cause harm because doing so legitimizes when others to seek to do so to us. Anarchy means to live without rulers, it doesn't mean to live without morals and those who live without them do not require Anarchy to do so; they live that way already in today's society.

@-redacted_by_youtube

10 ай бұрын

@@jensenchavez265 lol ok. Did you not here what he was saying in the video? Or are all anarchists stupid? Cause its a contradiction.

“I don’t believe most people have minds.” Me either, Michael!

@jackiek4159

3 жыл бұрын

The most truest thing i've ever heard! 🙌🏻

@thegreatrainman2336

2 жыл бұрын

I mind you maybe it's because they are actually called Brains and you are looking for the wrong thing.

@thegreatrainman2336

2 жыл бұрын

@@jackiek4159 ah the stupidity

@subplantant

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you all three for this hilarious sideshow bravi tutti.

@GODHATESADOPTION

2 жыл бұрын

Most people shouldnt vote-Thomas Sowell

Malice’s IQ is off the charts. Very articulate. Unfortunately lots of folks don’t have the capacity to understand his thoughts and ideas. He’s very articulate and spot on with lots of his ideas. Thanks for this.

@maximisatwat

Жыл бұрын

Not really, he's at the level of 14-yo intellectual. Maybe 101 "on the charts" None of his ideas are new or without real-world examples today, he just ignores that wherever people form their own anarchic societies without interacting with official authorities it turns into Feudal Hell - Prison, inner city bloods and crips, sicilian mafia, capulets and montagues - wherever people are left alone to create their own structure, feudalism follows. He has a schoolboy utopian idea everything would always work out for the 'greater good'. Even Karl Marx would feel embarrassed by some of this guy's ideas.. Instead of realizing that just "the biggest guy punches you in the face and takes what he wants" - which is what would really happen in about 10 seconds flat. Prison would turn him away from 'anarchy' as a desirable model in about 1 day. IF you bring guns into it you just end up that the most accurate shot and fastest draw gets everything - wild west, instead of the hardest punch. You're just moving the concept. At some point for long lasting peace, you need a neutral third party. And suddenly, you have just re-invented government all over again.

@rondoe937

Жыл бұрын

Just being you have intellectual capacity doesn't mean you're right.

@MoiLiberty

Жыл бұрын

@@rondoe937 Comic Book Guy proves you can have a high IQ enough to loose touch with reality through a created worldview like. Lowers IQ people don't create new worldviews, they discover what's already there.

@Mike-mb8oy

Жыл бұрын

@@rondoe937 your right but that doesn’t mean crazy psychopaths have the right to rule me.

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1801

Жыл бұрын

I think the concept of high IQ's MIGHT be a little on the over-rated side. Granted, having a bunch of "Homer Simpsons", "Peter Griffin's", "Al Bundys", or Scott Adam's "Pointy-haired-bosses" running around being in charge of things is NOT a good idea either. But I often wonder if there are some people I suspect, (or know for SURE), that have higher IQ's than my own, if they might get bored much more quickly than the rest of us "dullards", and, as a result, might be prone to engage in more unnecessary shit disturbing (which often ends up with much shit hitting more than one "fan".) It's just a theory of mine, and my own IQ is insufficient to design a scientific experiment to prove or disprove such a theory. 🤣😐

A very interesting conversation, just finding it. I’m not sure what the reality is and how this would ultimately work? But, the biggest take back for me is our government is immensely too large and we have to turn that around, now.

@garyjohnstone6422

9 ай бұрын

bingo

Talking to people that don't understand anarchy is very painful and very hard to get them to come out of their conditioning

IMO - in the "stealing the car" discussion, the issue is not that there aren't "rules and order", the issue is that you don't need GOVERNMENT to reset the rules and maintain the order. We pay for government to do all the things Patrick relies on to maintain law and order . . . but they don't and they still collect the money and favor their friends. Who needs them? Think about how pervasive government rules and authority are - in most cities you need to get a permit to install a garbage disposal (if one didn't exist before.) WTF? Government can and has become CANCEROUS. Look at milquetoast Canada - arresting pastors for church services. The better question with regard to Anarchic society is "what is the bare minimum we need government to do?" and limit it to that.

@dominickschrute3084

3 жыл бұрын

If you call the police about a stolen car or if someone broke into your home and stole things, they're not going to actually investigate. If someone happens to get pulled over in your car you may get it back, but the police will put 0 effort into it. It's much easier for them to pull over people who's cars smell like weed and search them for drugs, or hand out tickets. Police are already incredibly ineffective in so many ways, so I guess Malice has a point when he says all the criticisms he hears about anarchism already exist under the status quo.

@alecchapin9071

3 жыл бұрын

Cuomo used the police as private covid test transportation for his puppet masters in NYC and his family

@pamelafoley9815

3 жыл бұрын

My father was in all three wars and then worked for the state. My professor told me to interview him thank god my professor was smart. What I learned from my father was he thought everything should be contracted back out to the civilians/community. My father also said only the military and congress should be the government that would bring all the locals back and free markets

@annabell3385

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I think paying protection to the mafia and paying taxes is the same kind of thing. I wouldn't mind paying taxes if laws actually benefitted us and were not arbitrarily enforced. If a person reports a crime, the person reporting it is likely to be treated as the suspect. It's like police want to teach the public a lesson not to bother them. The laws seem to create criminals in many cases. The cops often act like criminals, almost everything we do can be interpreted as a crime, and even defending ourselves is being criminalized.

@nancymarusic3064

3 жыл бұрын

The American constitution has all the answers for a fair government ruled by the people, the problem is only a few serving in government understand the oath they take, most are only self serving wanna be tyrants with no oversight.

What Malice is saying about the little guy starting the fight or confrontation is very true. I have several stories from high school where I ended up in some sort of kerfuffle because someone smaller than me wanted to take me down a peg. I was given the "I will not tolerate bullying" speech by a teacher once because I pushed back the kid bullying me that I just happened to be bigger than. The same kid was friends with the captain of the football team who got in my face and threatened that I would have to fight him if I hurt his friend again. Cap was a really decent fellow and we had gotten along well in the past. He just wanted to protect his friend, and couldn't believe that his friend would have pushed me first. The last several years have gotten me to see how common pretending to be the victim really is and if anything red pilled me it was that.

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1801

Жыл бұрын

Interesting comment. First because it reminds me how thankful I am to be OUT of highschool. But then the comment mildly depresses me, when I realize that "high school" never really ends. But then I'm cheered up when I realize that people indeed are "assholes" (including the so-called "good" people), and without assholes, I suppose much of life would indeed be boring....The trick is to avoid being shitted on**, and perhaps "enjoy" when somebody else "shits" on somebody else that you generally do NOT give a shit about to BEGIN with???😅 ** I guess the other "trick" is just simply "wash the shit off"?? Because after all wasn't it the ancient Taoists who simply said "Shit happens"?🤣😶

@jebidiahnewkedkracker1801

Жыл бұрын

You DO bring up a much more serious point however of people "pretending to be victims"**...I have noticed that too, and being the RELATIVELY honest, and SELF AWARE person I consider myself to be, I am forced to admit I have even pulled that "victimization stunt" myself. Of course, too, there are the "social justice warriors" that want their arses kissed for standing up and defending "TRUTH/JUSTICE/AND THE AMERICAN WAY" and rescuing "victims" because I suppose some of them folks have either a "knight-in-shining-armor complex", OR....They have some guilty consciences they are trying to alleviate.....The guilty conscience probably due to the fact they may even have the honesty and/or self awareness to realize they have NOT put TOO MUCH of their "money" where THEIR MOUTHS ARE. ** My favorite "victim" to "terrorize" or poke fun of are many folks with special handicap parking privileges....I remember my father was given a temporary "gimp sticker" and I parked in a "gimp spot" LEGALLY, and a "mental gimp" had a SERIOUS PROBLEM with that, and let me know it as he WALKED right beside me, and dared to chastize me for parking in "his" sacred spot....The fact that he managed to still park his car, AND WALK BESIDE ME FOR SEVERAL YARDS didn't stop him from letting ME know that HE didn't like being MY "victim"🤣🤣🤬🤬🤬

@SubvertTheState

Жыл бұрын

Recognized victimhood status gives an outsized power to appeal to authority to achieve one's own ends. Hot take here: that is the problem with our country and the influence of women. Women have driven what is socially acceptable for 100 years because they decide elections, are more interested in making the government a parental figure over all of us and they can ALWAYS pull the 'poor victim who needs sympathy' card out of their deck....even when they murder their own children. It's unfashionable to say and is social suicide, but its my true belief. The female voice in politics is the tip of the spear and its how we get vaccine mandates. "As soon as we force everyone in society to do this thing, we will be SAFE". Never ends well.

@kennashley953

Жыл бұрын

I'm that smaller guy in high school that didn't mind putting a larger cat in their place,I was a tough little shit,though I may be batting 500 in fistfight, still,I'd go in a heartbeat.

1:01:07 : That moment when you interview someone and all of a sudden realise that you have been thinking about something else and dont know what the person is talking about 😂😂😂

I agree with him about the defunding of the police. As a senior citizen, working my last few years driving late at night I've been tailgated and followed by police for no apparent reason I've never had a DUI committed any crimes or violations. I've made several complaints and reports to the police. Apparently, I lived in a town where there was nothing much going on, and these police had nothing to do except follow people around because they needed to find something to do late at night when I needed to make deliveries. They were giving out citations or warnings for no reason other than to meet a quota. Even though that they say that they don't. All these cops are in the masonry Brotherhood and they stick up for each other and there is no law that you could fight. I started to understand that "backing the blue" was something I was never going to do again after my experiences. My friend who is at a peaceful protest got attacked by BLM terrorists, and the police stood by and did nothing. That's what I realize they're not here to protect and defend us but here to humiliate and intimidate us all in the effort to collect revenue for the state. I was probably the one that sparked the defund the police idea back in 2020.

I never considered the police a government monopoly..that's very interesting.

@8w494

3 жыл бұрын

If we had competition with policing, we would not have as terrible of police. Would it be perfect, no. Would it be much better, yes.

@TheGoldeyFamily

3 жыл бұрын

PBD is setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of everyone!

@RighteousRambler

3 жыл бұрын

Any and every industry at this point is a monopoly, capitalism allows for it. You know how much money private prisons make just for keeping a certain number of prisoners? Its crazy

@JennWest-Liberty

3 жыл бұрын

Republic is the same as a “commonwealth” a common wealth is based on the idea of equality. Everyone is equal. If everyone is equal there cannot be any mobility including a monopoly on government.

@jonathonbridges9625

3 жыл бұрын

Unelected police forces are the problem. Local police forces are commanded by a mayor or a governor. I too was just pro police this that but recent events and researching past events show how easily a police force can be used as a strong political weapon.

The problem is that we’ve tried this before. And what happened is the biggest companies hired the most security and they were able to get away with murder, literally. A small central government was supposed to protect the individual from this. The government is out of control and needs to be reigned in but to throw it out is to forget the lessons already learned.

@severed6s

Жыл бұрын

you're describing anarcho-capitalism. you're not wrong because historically, anarchism was fiercely opposed to all forms of oppression including large privately owned companies exerting their will on laborers. If Michael Malice was truly an anarchist, he would be opposed to the private ownership of large economically productive institutions. He would be opposed to capitalism and a total lefty progressive, but he's not. He's trying to co-opt the word anarchism to mean a right/conservative, just like they did with the word libertarianism in the early 1900s.

@lolagoulby

11 ай бұрын

What is the person l hire to get my car back is the crook's friend? Bye to my car.

@camdenreed5369

10 ай бұрын

​@@severed6sway to not only fully mis-understand anarchism, but also, Michael malice 😂

@severed6s

10 ай бұрын

@@camdenreed5369 how? Malice is in favor of private property rights. one of the most important components of anarchism is the abolishment of private property. "Property is theft" is something you would understand and agree with if you were really an anarchist. Do you know what they mean when they say "Property" in that context?

@camdenreed5369

10 ай бұрын

@@severed6s you're not an anarchist dude, you're just a Marxist clearly lol

The problem with anarchy would be gangs/mobs would rule, I think you touched on a lot of what people are thinking, great show as always

@nmv1972

9 ай бұрын

What bigger gang\mob is there than the current government?

@philderrick9429

9 ай бұрын

I agree with you. To me, Anarchy = Survival of the fittest. A darkened world full of anxiety without any certainty whatsoever. People with malice, ego, narcissism, ill contempt etc would be constantly asserting dominance. If a gang of 6 guys wanted your stuff, your wife, your daughter and you didn't have at least the option of calling police, how could you even function on a day to day basis? Organized crime would be rampant, supply chains broken, feudalism between communities, all of it. Rules would be different every where you go you couldn't keep up with it. I think Micheal Malice is niave to think this would work.

@nitrohanktoursamerica5047

9 ай бұрын

Unlike now?

@carlkubik9151

9 ай бұрын

@@nitrohanktoursamerica5047 depends on where you live I guess, where I live and where all 5 of my grown sons live ( Fl and Tn) it’s still pretty safe

@entrepreneur724

9 ай бұрын

You just described the USA now. The government, unions, large business, etc, are literal mobsters. I at least want a fighting chance with anarchism.

I love discussions like this! Great insights, all around.

I’m not sure when all these people had the time to watch the whole hour and a half of this video and give their thoughts in comments when this was posted just 5 min ago. The anarchy of youtube

@denisatanassov

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe they watch it in x16 speed?

@rosscampbell1173

3 жыл бұрын

Good point. I tend to start reading comments while listening, often missing the actual content, but I still like to spout off.

@ProdbyCeeSick

3 жыл бұрын

😮

@brianvogelpohl

3 жыл бұрын

😄

@darkmamagoddess8409

3 жыл бұрын

People can watch the video with the link before it goes public.

I love that for the whole liquor store conversation, they both fail to touch on the fact that the only conceivable reason that there would be one single liquor store in a 40 mile radius is because of state alcohol regulations and state-run liquor stores! Alcohol is one of the most popular and profitable commodities in the modern world. In a free market, there would be as many stores in any given area as people would support, and even in a low-population area, a single store that consistently had very poor customer service would easily give rise to a competitor because it would be one of the most obvious choices in town for anyone who was looking to start a business.

@garyj449

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! A hugely successful casino from my area was forced to close because a few people with deeper pockets opened a casino in the same area and was able to take the liquor and gambling licenses away from the old one. Federal and state law prohibited giving out x number of licenses. As a result, the original casino was forced out of business by the state mafia.

@Mike-mb8oy

Жыл бұрын

@@garyj449 that’s exactly what it is a cartel! Literally!

Happy to see Michael Malice on your show! I've philosophically been a voluntaryist/anarchist for about 10 years now and I've become a better and more thoughtful person because of it. Consent is king.

I have a problem with the statement that anarchy is the mother of all order. If you have a linear graph and put total control furthest left and put no rules at all furthest, it doesn't align with that statement. Because we used to call no rules anarchy. That seems to be the way to decern political left from right amongst the deciept.

I make it a point to watch every single conversation MM has with anyone and everyone, and I gotta say, this was one of the most enjoyable ones I've seen in a LONG time, maybe ever! Great job!

@UserName-ii1ce

3 жыл бұрын

He's bringing anarchism into mainstream conversation

@bendover2425

3 жыл бұрын

I was surprised to see him on this channel hahaha

@JakeWitmer

2 жыл бұрын

@@UserName-ii1ce ...where it is then completely rejected, greatly delaying the arrival of individual freedom. ...Just as it did when Garrison was advocating it.

@ruthpower6061

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps you should widen your entertainment/educational options.

He is right. Believing in the right to govern and in Authority of one person over another is simply condoning Slavery. No sugarcoat

@tomk4984

2 жыл бұрын

That's a bit of a stretch. Depends what you mean by slavery. Technically you are a slave/servant to your boss and you do what he wants you to become you want to be payed. Is that complete and rights or no freedom slavery? No. You don't have to work for him if you didn't sign a contract. In the same way in America you can move to a different state if you don't like the people elected.

@P_Partridge

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomk4984 slaves didn't get payed! And an employer/employee agreement/contract is agreed upon by both parties not forced by one to the other as in slavery!

@jeanalice4732

2 жыл бұрын

Just saying. In bible it says one is either slave to Satan/selfishness or slave to rightiousness. But meaning on earth status.

@christopherarner8322

2 жыл бұрын

Authority granted by consent of the governed. That means that authority can be recinded or redefined by the governed at any time.

@wallpello_1534

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeanalice4732 the bible was cool with slavery not really a good moral athority

It's quite obvious Mr Malice has never faced physical conflict.

To go into a podcasts to understand is very nice to see.

"I was outselling randos like barrack obama and oprah winfrey, right" 🤣🤣🤣 4 minutes in, i have to give this video a like already.

@jayshah9967

2 жыл бұрын

What does that mean?

@brendanmichael1038

2 жыл бұрын

@@jayshah9967 randos is short for random people

@jayshah9967

2 жыл бұрын

@@brendanmichael1038 Thanks

52:00 "Why am I funding my own oppression?" Well said.

@dianenoga8538

Жыл бұрын

Have to tell you little story when I was in Peru the Peruvian person laughed and said in America you pay police to arrest you here we pay to protect us. That's the first time I thought about it

For me personally I think for the best way for a society to live and be sustainable is for it to have a particular culture and to at least keep out anyone that doesn't fit into that society so that they don't negatively affect the society. Ideally you should be able to have multiple different societies coexisting but in reality that is not very likely or at least it would take a really long time.

@jensenchavez265

10 ай бұрын

This country owes it's very existence to not holding such a belief as the one you describe. We wouldn't have our most powerful weapon, most of our technology, chemical fertilizers or even gasoline if we did. Nukes and chemical fertilizers were developed by the Germans, a Canadian was instrumental to the discovery of Gasoline and we all know that the basis of our current technology predominantly comes from the East. Many of you would still be living as agrarians were it not for the contributions of people from other cultures.

@shadeaquaticbreeder2914

10 ай бұрын

@@jensenchavez265 you completely misunderstand how I'm inventions are made buy multiple people around the world around the same time, and how the structure of our societies keep us from advancing our technology in resource extraction. The only thing that matters about what you said is societal cooperation towards wanting to make those things better. Does nothing to do with who is in your society. I'm only talking about societal sustainability in the long term. It's just a fact that if you set it up that way, that is the most sustainable way over the longest period of time to hold a culture, otherwise it will inevitably change.

@garyjohnstone6422

9 ай бұрын

those you mentioned fit in well. What do you mean the east? Immigrants are vital if they have the right kind of skill set.@@jensenchavez265

I didn't think i would like this guy when i heard anarchist, but he was very calm, respectful, and explained his points well. He made several comments that actually made me think "huh, i never thought of it that way before". But i don't believe anarchy is the way because in the absence of government, someone will take control and dictate the rules. If it's not the rich or gangs, trust me, it will be someone.

When the SHTF for me which is rare, I found out who cares and who doesn’t it was a horrible time but incredibly revealing (that most people including family don’t care or secretly are happy about your problems even though we helped them with their big problems). They are cut out of my life forever and I developed thicker skin.

@CognitiveDissident.

2 жыл бұрын

I had the realization that I was hanging on to people because I was afraid to be lonely. Turns out letting go is a lot less lonely than waiting for selfish people to give something they don't have.

@FletchDoesIt

Жыл бұрын

When folks show you who they really are, believe them!

This is a great interview. PBD asks great questions. I’ve seen Malice on Rogan and Tim Pooler quite a few times and have never learned anything about his family. Great job PBD.

@KimberlyBarkdoll

2 жыл бұрын

What's great is that he is asking the question that the listener is thinking. Sometimes, I get a feeling that the interviewee thinks that Patrick is not agreeing with them. But, he has to ask the questions because maybe there is someone out there that has NEVER heard of this concept. There are 60 year olds watching, and 15 year olds watching.

@guapodel

Жыл бұрын

Lex Friedman ones are good.

"I hate the government because I love this country".....that has GOT to be in at least the top 5 most rational statements of all time

Anarchy means chaos it is not something that a country becomes, it is the description of what it is after it have failed

I think these two are perfect for each other, what a wonderful conversation, respectful, but still contentious, love it.

As a Canadian, I was backing the blue a year and a half ago. The moment the RCMP started busting down doors for people that went to protest the government under the guise of "public safety", the trust for them went to nil, as a whole. Still support lots of officers, not the institution being run by Trudeaus owned head of RCMP.

@dylanvs9264

Жыл бұрын

I saw the video of them trampling old people with horses, I was curious what other kind of tyranny they were up to. Sad that they would submit and obey

@paulpijuan8033

Жыл бұрын

You were backing the red, not the blue. Opposite up here.

@seth7131

Жыл бұрын

@@paulpijuan8033 red is firefighters...

@pronounsuswe5698

Жыл бұрын

I agree completely. I don't live there but if I did I'd ran for the hills the minute that condescending bastard stopped the convoy/ truckers only in flow of money And it's freezing cold, most are family men with kids,!? I was fit to be tied. I loved it when I heard that lady stand up at the town hall lectures and said " Quote " The people of Canada used to hang dictators like you!!! I thought that lady had some balls, but she's right. I think people need to really get serious... If that ain't bad enough. And not only did this senile robotic transhuman pervert president give all of our weapons to Taliban, but only 30 % of weaponry we send to Ukraine stays in Ukraine. Probably going to Iran and Israel, where else? And don't get me started on the club of many hats. I'm living in a nightmare screaming and no one can hear me.

@seth7131

Жыл бұрын

@Jason Newman 110%, any semi auto I think is basically up for grabs. Remington 742, some cz rifles commonly used for hunting, then all the fun ones like the sks, bren, vector.. I'll never see those

What about when the first huge gang forms with a militant aggressive leader and agenda? They show up at your gated community with 3 or 4 or 10 times the people as your community contains and everyone is armed?

MALICE noun 1). A desire to harm others or to see others suffer; extreme ill will or spite. 2.) The intent to commit an unlawful act without justification or excuse. 3.) An improper motive for an action, such as desire to cause injury to another.

“In the end they will lay their freedom at our feet and say to us, Make us your slaves, but feed us." gotta love Dostoevsky

@synewparadigm

3 жыл бұрын

He predicted communist.

@tezzo55

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I love all her music ;-)

@timothymccarthy8090

2 жыл бұрын

If Anarchy is no government control And communist is 100% government control. How did ANTIFA commo-anarchist Get along with both 100% anti government and 100% government?

@UnexpectedWonder

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed.

@josiahclarke3535

2 жыл бұрын

@@timothymccarthy8090 They aren't anti government. They are just against the establishment system.

“There is nothing more beautiful than someone who goes out of their way to make life beautiful for others” Mandy Hale

@pinned.bycryptoaman6299

3 жыл бұрын

W•H•A•T•S•A•P•P +:

@kathrynratenski-harrison4635

3 жыл бұрын

I call that BEING AN ANGEL all day- U taking the time to be kind & encouraging to others & then also being appreciative of the angels U meet that are there for U. This positive energy seems to be contagious

@literatious308

3 жыл бұрын

Whatever happened to "pay it forward"? The " new normal" seems to be max negativity towards anyone who doesn't parrot irrational CRT ideology.

PBD is the best interviewer I’ve ever seen. He is t afraid to ask the questions we actually want to hear.

Geez Patrrick you've been having some of the most brilliant conversations with some of the most brilliant minds, you being one of those brilliant minds, btw!!!! Very glad I havecome across you, you make me more alive and passionate!

I have never waited for this, but I certainly appreciate it. Both of these men are amazing to me. Thank you PBD.

I started reading Malice's tweets and am currently watching his interviews. Im trying to wrap my head around his thoughts on Anarchy. I have an open mind, but am blown away by his points. More research needed. Thanks PBD for the vid! Edit: typo

@manniefresh3425

Жыл бұрын

Anarchy, like socialism, will never work, it’s always bound to regress into tribalism where the biggest group of people and those that control them will dominate all others, there are no “human rights” in an anarchy

@billiedailey502

Жыл бұрын

His points are true anarchism. The reason the public has been told that anarchism is evil is because if the government no longer speaks for the population then they have no power and cannot control the population. The word country literally means LAND. The land isn't the government, and the government isn't land. We need to stop putting inaccurate definitions on words and pushing it onto others. That's part of why people have such a skewed view of what anarchy is.

I like the "idea" of anarchy. I can see how government or whatever dominating structure in place has been the problem in most horrible things that have happened in world history. But... People crave leadership by nature (or by design, in my opinion). It makes them feel secure to have a leadership structure in place. And some people are natural leaders. They will always desire to lead and have authority over other people. So I don't think anarchy is possible. At the very least, there would always be mafia/warlord type leadership. Anarchy wouldn't last. I think it's just a matter of what type of leadership structure do you want in society? Personally, in the U.S. I think the main problem is too much control of the federal government. Each state should be WAY more independent. And each county in that state should be pretty autonomous too. And each city within that county can have its own independent flavor. If we break down power to pieces, but don't demolish it altogether, it seems to me it would work a lot better than it currently does. Seems like this is what our founding fathers intended...

"Maybe just tell us to dictate us on what to do, which I think secretly is what you want." -Patrick. Lol! Patrick and Michael should rule the country.

The undertones and, animosity is something I’ve never noticed in any other interview. Freedom is so hard for people to grasp! 1:04:00

@j.e.bennett2997

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊😢😊

@calebc6028

Жыл бұрын

for real this dude is basically a woman because hes so delusional

“The average man does not want to be free. He simply wants to be safe.” - H. L. Mencken Can’t say that better!

@JimKalpa-qd9zr

Жыл бұрын

Was he talking about lions or sheep?

@titaniummaster1532

11 ай бұрын

@@JimKalpa-qd9zrsheep

Ive listened to Michael Malice for two minutes...and I love his candor.

Malice is interesting as hell. Born speaking Russian yet has no accent. Russian in background, yet more American than any American I know in life.

"law and order based on principles and values instead of force of government' ===precisely right and my suggestion in ANGRY LOUD AND CLEAR TRUTH

@Ray_Getard42069

3 жыл бұрын

Filed under shit that will NEVER happen > Subsection: Delusional utopian fantasies

@michaelkahn8903

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ray_Getard42069 funny, but about forty million people have read my book so far, and I get much appreciation shown me. THe Amish live under such "Delusions" happily. The alternatives, which have been planned by the elite, and is being carried out as we speak, by world rulers of every nation, is a totalitarian fascist police state. That is why 9-11 demolition job with EVERY POLITICIAN IN DC COMPLICIT was executed, to enable genocide of Arabs and WORLD SURVEILLANCE BY HOMELAND SECURITY (see my book ANGRY LOUD AND CLEAR TRUTH for proof), and covid created for the purpose of making a need for a death vaccine to reduce world population significantly and to further the cause of the elite and to take down the world's economy to enable the rich who only gained wealth by the lockdowns, to have complete power over the middle class and their poorer allies, all brought to impoverishment worldwide. I have much evidence to substantiate all this. My books show much, but not all regarding covid, though in EXPOSING THE MONEY MACHINE (published MAY 2016)I warned that GAtes was planning to reduce world population using vaccinations. Research "Georgia Guidestones" to see that the world population is forecast to be 500 million by 2025-it was created by somebody naming himself RC CHRISTIAN- my website gives a summation on the VAtican's control, as my book ANGRY gives a huge pile of evidence to prove it. But you have researched all this for thousands of hours like I have, most certainly. By the way the CDC has removed the records of 150,000 deaths due to covid vaccines so far from the VAERS database. ACcording to some scientists, the deaths due to vaccines will be manifest from six weeks to three years after taking it. THey alter RNA, and thus the immune system is destroyed. I have much much more information that nobody else came up with. But hey, it is all impossible. Because Pidgeon says so. But do you have any better ideas? Millions of people internationally support me (not monetarily, but in their hearts), as I attached the books to emails and newsletters gone viral. click on my picture for videos truthforceinternational.org

@destruction1928

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelkahn8903 The amish live under the delusions, they are protected by the military and law enforcement indenpendently of what they think, The elites do planned everything, but what will happen if they got out, is that another elite will arise and control everything, most people don't have any power.

@michaelkahn8903

3 жыл бұрын

@@destruction1928 I have a plan for civlization to live differently, basically in self-sustaining agricultural communities with no modern technology. No sex, procreation by artificial semination, thus no entrance to hell. Mentors bringing up children correctly, perfect character. Self defense analytical thinking testing for deception, challenging authority, a whole different paradigm than ever on the planet before. We can at least set the evil back a thousand years, maybe forever. I comprehend satan is a liar and powerful, but truth cuts through his bullshit and evil. He uses lies and money as tools, and there will be no currency, but farming communities sharing all they produce for the community. The complete blueprint is in the conclusion of my book ANGRY LOUD AND CLEAR TRUTH- I have taken all aspects into consideration.

@michaelkahn8903

3 жыл бұрын

@@destruction1928 gate to hell

Patrick idk if u will see/read this but ur interviews are by far the best I've ever seen. I wish I could work for u cause u are fair, u listen to both sides and think for urself and u have common sense. Thanks for the video and keep'em coming man! 🇺🇲

I was in the USSR in 1987 when there was KGB. I agree with you. Americans who claim racism and want to live in a socialist country have NO FRIGGIN' IDEA! These people would NEVER MAKE IT IN THE OLD SOVIET UNION!. Upon my return to America after a month in USSR, I WAS NEVER SO HAPPY TO COME BACK TO ÀMERICA!! I am grateful beyond words to be in this country.! .

@merafirewing6591

6 ай бұрын

I've met a Scottish male from Scotland who is a real hard-core commie, but here's the catch. He wants to eliminate not just royal families, but everyone that stands in his own way and wants to revive Celtic religion. The thought of what he is going to just horrifies me beyond belief. And if he somehow proves that he is serious and that the United Kingdom went silent, I hope to God that he doesn't focus on the US.

Definitely one of the best and learning/entertaining interviews I've ever seen u do! Gobsmacked! Lol

I enjoyed the lightness in such a deep troubling situations. Yeah! I dislike the government but love this country too!

@kittykatcongregation

3 жыл бұрын

No. Not "but". I hate government "BECAUSE" I love this country.

I love your Valuetainment... This guy Michael.. is a waaaaayy different thinking cat!! But good interview!

Awesome episode, especially a year after the fact. So many new happenings in terms of the pushback against the woke-ist cult, and their woke-ism dogma. Two fantastic individual Patriots 👍👍

This discussion is amazing.

I love the pushback in both directions in this interview Patrick and Michael, you guys have to do this again! .... Maybe even somewhat regularly, because I think most people like me are still trying to wrap their head around what exactly is anarchy?

@calebchapman3232

2 жыл бұрын

I would highly recommend Michaels book "The Anarchist Handbook". It gives a great overview of the different schools of thought. Also Michael has done great interviews with Lex Friedman where he goes super in depth of Anarchy.

@Woodland_Warrior

2 жыл бұрын

@@calebchapman3232 this🙏🏻

Common statist argument- “But, but, but, with out government there will be chaos, violence, and monopolies!” That is exactly the condition of the world with governments.

@TheCaptainSlappy

3 жыл бұрын

"Useful Idiots are useful and idiots." -Yuri Bezmenov "I am feeling quite stupid today." -You

@Ray_Getard42069

3 жыл бұрын

So you admit anarchy changes literally nothing but robbing you of having a say in those conditions. Dope.

@thinkchip

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ray_Getard42069 Not having a group of people above the law changes quite a bit. No longer tolerating anyone in our communities doing business the way government does would solve a lot of our worst problems.

@Ray_Getard42069

3 жыл бұрын

@@thinkchip How exactly do you "not tolerate" that without forming an arbitrating body (government) to standardized the rules?

@clark987878

3 жыл бұрын

In a world without governments there would be no genocides no got nukes. It's I'll take a drug king pin over world war any day. Though maybe I'm naive and am underestimating the amount lawlessness could be bad

My only question would be: What happens when you go to return the sweater and the clerk says no?

As someone who has been to prison multiple times, reputation is a bigger deterrent to the type of crimes that criminals commit! Jail is not a deterrent. There is more freedom in prison over my personal actions then there is on the streets. Unless you have spent time there you will not understand. They may take away the luxuries but the amount of power o er self that I have is paramount!

Malice is super interesting. I dont agree with plenty of his ideas, but hes a great listen and brings perspectives that very few, if almost no one else brings. I always have time for the master troll.

@mattbijan1

3 жыл бұрын

Which ideas do you disagree with specifically?

@ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat

3 жыл бұрын

He makes me think a little deeper.

@ginagalvan3505

3 жыл бұрын

Yup

@ginagalvan3505

3 жыл бұрын

He's Russian so I understand his ideas but we are not a Communist Country...

@4betbluff

3 жыл бұрын

@@ginagalvan3505 What? He's not a communist...

Well, this was a cool introduction, but I unironically believe that Michael Malice does, in fact, states all the things that are completely uncontroversial. He is correct most of the time

PBD you have my highest respect for how you maintain a level conversation. I'm still learning from you.

Let me listen before making a premature assumption, like I was about to do.

@lisakvieira9201

3 жыл бұрын

Me to Candace!!🙏

@user-yi7td2sq9b

3 жыл бұрын

I don't agree with Michael on everything but he's very articulate. He's worth watching

@lisakvieira9201

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-yi7td2sq9b Hi Mark, I watch him sometimes and the times I have I thought it was pretty good!!✌

@markschoch9509

3 жыл бұрын

Have you watched the entire interview now? I'm curious to your assumptions vs your thoughts after.

@cherylmockotr

3 жыл бұрын

I will listen... but my immediate thought is that this Michael guy is far too psychologically damaged to trust or follow him. I'm surprised he has a book that sold so well.

This guy is SO AWESOME. I've never agreed so much with one of your guests.

@pinned.bycryptoaman6299

3 жыл бұрын

W•H•A•T•S•A•P•P ++

Great conversation! Anarchy is a hard sell on the surface. It is so counterintuitive to everything we have been taught. But I can definitely see exactly where Malice is coming from and his view. This was great!

His bouncer analogy will convert into cartels, gangs, and closed off communities.

I’ve watched almost every KZread interview with Michael Malice and this one is the best.

@evabalko7885

Жыл бұрын

And still sucks!