That video of that racist inept girl at the beginning is the most cringe worthy thing on KZread history

@mighty_wolf

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. How fucking ignorant is that girl.

@jimgregory6185

5 жыл бұрын

@@mighty_wolf how did someone like that get into Yale?

@jamesbernardini9063

5 жыл бұрын

I would have fucking snapped.

@mighty_wolf

5 жыл бұрын

@@jimgregory6185 Because of identity politics and the need to fill the black woman quota

@deaconcouric5037

5 жыл бұрын

@@mighty_wolf Does this apply to the white people who have this mentality at the same institutions?

3:44 “this is how free speech works, someone speaks and you listen...you do not cut them off...you do not act condescending...” umm no sweetheart that’s not how free speech works. Free speech means you get to say whatever you want and I can chose to listen or chose to walk away or chose to mock you for having less class and maturity than the average kindergarten graduate.

@skungpid

5 жыл бұрын

Yale has become synonymous with "delusional student playground"

Who else thinks that student was an affirmative action recipient?

@1tmildew

5 жыл бұрын

omg the snapping

@ValerieJupe

5 жыл бұрын

*students!

@andrejoseph551

5 жыл бұрын

Lmao your just mad your mom couldn't buy your way into college

@danielvincent1153

5 жыл бұрын

But the left are the real racists, right?

@DCoreB

5 жыл бұрын

Let's not repeat the same mistakes. There's racists on both sides and each person on each side has plenty of other issues that might not be as easy to spot today.. So, you should expect to see racists and other distasteful types of people across the line and the table.

It's simply painful to watch that girl berating a professor like that. This encapsulates so much of what is wrong with higher education and our culture overall.

@dragonknightleader1

5 жыл бұрын

A problem that never would have happened in Heinlein's Starship Troopers. She was a puppy that never got a spanking.

I feel so out of place in this society. What will America be like in 20 years?

@ptolemy3444

5 жыл бұрын

USG default, another financial crash; China will be responsibly running things this century.

@RSCa3218

5 жыл бұрын

Mexico

@ptolemy3444

5 жыл бұрын

Jon Smith Shrug, America is collapsing; they get no say.

@ptolemy3444

5 жыл бұрын

Jon Smith Time moves on, things change. The US empire can’t hold. Same as all the prior empires.

@ptolemy3444

5 жыл бұрын

Jon Smith Nonsense. America is a dictatorial and criminalistic government. Now the crime family empire destroys itself.

"Administrators" - a major part of the problem is too many administrators. One thing we know about administrators is they love empire building. Whatever helps them build their empires is fine with them. You either have to carefully control the administrators or occasionally slash their number.

5 жыл бұрын

This is why college costs so much now...bureaucrats need $$$.

@nealorr5086

5 жыл бұрын

@ When you appoint someone to find problems, they inevitably, find problems. Most of the problems they find, require the hiring of more people to address.

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but listening (really listening) to nonsense such as this young girl was spouting IS the problem, not the solution. It's virtue signaling as much as these SJW's. The presupposition that it's right or virtuous to really listen is exactly what is being exploited to tip the power scales to imbalance. In this scenario one person is a Yale professor who has been selected from a pool of intelligent candidates as one to provide students an excellent education. The other a kid who may be smart (even smarter than some), but certainly not as accomplished as the professor. This is inherent in the college system, that someone with more information/understanding will teach you to be better informed and to have a better understanding. Why else pay so much money for an education? Therefore, right from the start, inherently, it is she who should be listening, really listening, to him. Acting otherwise hurts everyone involved. If we really care about the next generation we need to practice some tough love and not listen when they are not saying anything of value.

@gales9969

5 жыл бұрын

You failed as soon as you mentioned "sjw's".

@cbleflar3480

5 жыл бұрын

Gales99 thanks for providing an example of the nonsense I was referencing.

@bodybruhh

5 жыл бұрын

@@gales9969 You failed the moment you were born...

"Love the fact we have open boarders" really hard to take this guy seriously after that one.

@The_Truth_Wizard

5 жыл бұрын

@rewertzyy 1 no u

@RSCa3218

5 жыл бұрын

His degree's, contacts and station in life afford him more influence than you or I and thus his ilk set the agenda. Take him and his kind very serious.

I wonder how Cristakis defines “good.” I’ll have to check out his book. Dave and co., this program is always a breath of fresh air in that the listeners can always get an understanding of one person’s perspective, regardless of their own views. It’s vital to a well functioning society. The student in the video really demonstrates the dehumanizing behavior we’re seeing everywhere. There was many a prescient scholar and philosopher who predicted that legalized abortion would lead to this.

There needs to be a class at universities offered in the social sciences about the dangers of people with personality disorders becoming activists. That really gets into the mechanics and interplay in various levels of toxicity.

@lburton6092

5 жыл бұрын

There needs to be rules to address the fact that if you can't act like an adult and you act like whinny, entitled, spoiled, screaming, brat you will be treated like one. Give them a refund of their parent's money and send them home with no supper. When they grow up and are able to interact with others they can come back. Also, student's who break the law of the land or the universities should be punished, not coddled or given a pass by the administration. If the're aren't consequences the bad behavior is only being reinforced and encouraged.

@jayarava

5 жыл бұрын

Sure, if we can have a class about the dangers of people with sociopathy and psychopathy becoming business executives and politicians. The toxicity is far greater and the impact vastly more far reaching.

@r.d.russell7747

5 жыл бұрын

Jayarava Attwood Both classes sound good to me. It’s true that politicians advocate for violence and more sophisticated ways - I guess the thuggery we are seeing on campus these days is just pathology combined with incompetence. They’re just not as good at it yet. I’m for anything that denormalizes toxic.violent behavior.

BIG AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FAIL!!!!!!

You can’t humanize someone who does not see you as a good human. This is the issue with these humanity studies. Professor, you are still missing the point.

The now almost 5 year old Yale Halloween costume debacle. Lulz. So timely, Dave.

I couldn't watch after viewing the opening video clip . . . the way Nicholas let that student berate him was sick . . . of course very appropriate, being that props like him have created these monsters . . . I'd would not be interested in his weak minded book.

@dragonknightleader1

5 жыл бұрын

My impression of Christakis is he got ambushed, tried to calm the situation down, but didn't realize what he was dealing with. He's like every Admiral on the Orville show. Tries to negotiate as soon as possible because getting along is better than dominance, which is not how the Iterated Prisoner's dilemma works. Now, I'm willing to cut him some slack with that event since he was clearly ambushed and didn't know how to handle a confrontation, but now, there's no excuse. The best way to deal with these people is to punish them whenever they cause trouble, whether it's lawsuits (e.g. Meyer v. Waid, Mignogna v. Funimation et al.), boycotting agenda-driven movies, and voting Trump. The fact is, Trump is the single most dangerous person to the Left and for that reason alone, deserves our support.

Yale are raising the 'New Woke Fascist intelligentsia'.....

It annoys me when people don't want to talk about what, in a sense, is what got you the exposure in the first place. You get to talk about your book because of your previous nightmare situation.

@alexwest2514

4 жыл бұрын

Ok boomer

You need to have Slavoj Zizek! Please, I saw his debate with Jordan Peterson. An anti-Leftist, communist? We need to know more about him.

I hope the girl never has a real problem. Go watch the history channel luv, you’ve got it easy.

@s.b.sieber2007

5 жыл бұрын

As well as the others sobbing into each other's arms.

@yurekandsnakes

5 жыл бұрын

My great grandparents had to deal with the einsatzgruppen. Real problems.

Nicholas needs to wake further. He’s still in more of a dream state.

Fantastic interview Dave! So much good stuff here. Many thanks to you and to Dr. Christakis.

ewwww that clip makes me cringe. these people my god.

Yale was the university that introduced the Critical Theory from the Frankfurt School after all, if my memory serves me. Yale was the spearhead of the American academic post-modernism.

@renatojohnsson5548

5 жыл бұрын

Yale English departement brough Derridas post modernism Into the anglo-saxon curriculum. Not critical theory.

Those students want to be controlled. They actually beg for total control over their lives by someone, because seems like they have no idea what to with their privileged position.

I had an near civil argument with a woman on the side of the street. She had a poster protesting and tried to shame me into supporting abortion. I declined and she followed me down the street. She tried to shame be by publicly calling me "evil" for not supporting abortion. I asked her to define evil. I followed up, Some one whom abuse innocents for their selfish needs. Someone whom is dishonest along with other gruesome traits to convince others to abuse people. I asked her does that include supporting killing innocents and defending the life of other gruesome killers. When women are pregnant do they call their babies "a Clump of cells", No They say "I am having a baby". I asked her does she supports the death penalty? No. How about defending evil people? No, She added. She said she abhor gross dishonesty. I told her Re-framing things is dishonesty and she is grossly dishonest with me. She felt insulted. I told her like her I too abhor the death Penalty, yet you support the massive death penalty of millions of innocent babies every year and reframe it as abortions to hide your shame? What horrendous crimes babies commit, that the most violent murders did, yet you want the gruesome murders alive and not innocent babies? I told her while she put herself in massive cognitive dissonance rage shock. What crimes did innocent babies do to deserves to be killed? Her response was they are a clumps of cells. I told her we are ALL a massive clumps of cells and like you the NAZI redefine the Jews to be subhuman not wordy to be kept alive. So what is your argument in support of killing babies? She mumbled, then roar into a scream and walked off raging with incomprehensible words. I told her as she walked away "Who is the evil one now?" and walked away myself.

oxymoron /ˌɒksɪˈmɔːrɒn/ noun a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction (e.g. liberal principles ).

"Before I was not angry . . ." Hear it comes. "Do not interrupt me. I want your job taken from you."

He definitely is guilty of a Face Crime, In any case, to wear an improper expression on your face (to look incredulous when a victory was announced, for example) was itself a punishable offense. There was even a word for it in Newspeak: facecrime, it was called. 1984

Dave Rubin, can you have Dennis Miller on?

You'll reach 1,000,000 subs in a few days Dave, congrats

income inequality is about job choice a cashier at mcdonald’s does not make as much as an astronaut and there’s a reason for that one takes a harder to come by set of skills and requires high levels of mathematics and cannot be done by just anybody therefore they’re paid more the job is harder

@phluphie

5 жыл бұрын

First thing to to raise the income of low skilled workers in to stop the flow of low skill workers into country thereby depressing the value of low skill work. Labor is a commodity just like anything else.

@Poraganos

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin Anderson i completely agree but we also need to stop importing skilled labor such as engineering, medical, computer science, etc.

@phluphie

5 жыл бұрын

@@Poraganos Agreed. But open borders is a near shibboleth on the left. One I suspect Nicolas agrees w/. So which is it, Mr. University Man? Increased wealth for the lower class or open borders?

@Poraganos

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin Anderson Perisnally I am for closed boarder with legal immigration. Coming from immigrant parents who immigrated here legally and pay into the state welfare system not take from it. It is quite annoying to know that people are coming here illegally not paying into the social welfare programs only taking from it and not even batting an eye. I am for foxing the problems at home first and then abroad. The United States spends billions of dollars every year to dozens of foreign states to help their homeless and poor when we can be using that money at home to better our schools and care for our homeless veterans.

It would be interesting if someone did a follow-up documentary on that girl. What does she think of her behaviour 4 years later?

Mr. Christakis - you had me right up to the 36 minute mark. "Or the *guns* ! We, we, we, we have more who are killed by guns in our society than any society in the world...almost." Ok, its incumbent to you to listen to how stupid that statistic is. The US, arguably one of the _few_ countries in which *law abiding citizens* are _not_ deprived of the right to purchase and maintain firearms, ranks tenth in death by firearms including accidental death and suicide (accidents and suicide account for *more than 50%* of gun related deaths). By comparison, the US was *sixth* in traffic fatalities last year behind China, India, Indonesia, Brasil and Nigeria. But you wouldn't suggest that Americans "do something" (give up firearms) because _you_ (personally) see cars as useful (or do you, as a climate change leftist?). So in your expert opinion as a leftist, something must be done. On the other hand, some of us see the 2d Amendment just as vital to all other freedoms as you (and I) embrace the 1st Amendment. If only law abiding citizens owned guns, deaths would arguably be great minimized - the problem is the left doesn't enforce the gun laws already on the books. That is why cities with the highest murder rates in the US have the strictest gun laws and keep piling on more. In the US cities with the highest gun related deaths last year only 2 of the top 20 were run by republicans. Ponder these stats before running your mouth. The Bill of Rights and the Constitution are amazing documents, each right carefully balance and intricately woven into incredible way of life that has kept this country going for 200 years - tinker with it at your peril. I enjoyed the rest of the conversation, but that one issue - you need to do more research and thinking before speaking on that topic.

Love the sherewani colar Nicolas.

This guy is a victim of the monster he helped create. Sorry.....zero sympathy.

@jamesmorrison7989

5 жыл бұрын

East Wood All he said was the college shouldnt tell students how to dress. How is the reaction to that even close to appropriate?

@chester717171

5 жыл бұрын

I agree totally. What I'm saying is that I'm sure he's been complicit in feeding these kids the progressive narrative for years and now that it's turned on him he can't understand why. Give me a fucking break. It's inevitable that the crazy left will eat their own, we have been seeing it for a short while now but it will get worse for them. Being he's an older, straight, white male, he's just the first group to go.

@jamesmorrison7989

5 жыл бұрын

East Wood lmfao ok. Seeing him as deserving it for being left? You realize the left wasnt always the crazy mess it is now? The traditional left is actually tolerant. And no, im not on the left.

@danielvincent1153

5 жыл бұрын

@@jamesmorrison7989 Give me an estimate of how many people you think there are that would qualify as intolerant liberals. I'm curious, i'm on the left and I think it is a massively overstated problem

@georgehernandez9767

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

36:50 "there are more people killed by guns in our society than any where else in the world." That exactly the opposite of the truth Nick.

Imagine all the intelligent applicants that girl out competed to gain her position at Yale! Now, she is setting the agenda with everyone terrified to contratict her including an accomplished professor. Education ruled by fear of upsetting the stupid! Recipe for advancement?

The negative media is not a result of cultural causes, media are the cause, exploiting the power of fearful instinct. Fearful instinct cause immediate response. But we have way more positive emotions. Negative conditioning works but will extinguish. Positive conditioning lasts a lifetime.

I really hope that Childs name is public, and if an HR person ever runs a background check sees her antics here and she never gets hired anywhere. Children need to know their actions have consequences. Something this baby needs to learn.

The idea of individualism as outlined is interesting. I have thought of it before but my partner calls other men brother and it always confused me. I try to call people by their names as much as possible. Does anyone else think Dave is looking better these days? He didn't look bad in these old videos but compared to today there is a difference. Maybe it's just the old "men age like fine wine" trope.

Why even post 2x half interviews...

@rpcruz

5 жыл бұрын

Ads.

@TGuard00014

5 жыл бұрын

Also some people prefer shorter segments...I don’t but a lot of people do.

@mustavogaia2655

5 жыл бұрын

Also gives a back up for false flagging demonetizing

Are you guys in US educating people at schools and colleges or brainwashing them? I've never seen anything like this. Speaking to professor like that? Unbelievable.

@HueyPPLong

5 жыл бұрын

The American university has always been a seminary first and foremost. Only the religion has changed.

@thestreetlawyer1

5 жыл бұрын

We are trying! sorry. Half the country seems to think its justified so ehhh *hands in the air*

This ideological dogma is dividing us Right in Two.

@mobilecivilian6124

5 жыл бұрын

Only the Dems Reps are United and we're laughing at them

@DanHowardMtl

5 жыл бұрын

It's dividing the left into 1000 pieces so the right are doing better.

Holy shit! This is the state of education in America?

"We want free dialog. Do not interrupt me."

It takes some serious resolve to not completely destroy that girl from the clip. She had no argument and made no actual points and went on an emotional tirade. We cannot act like this is what discussion within a public forum should look like. She says the same thing over and over and then, in typical soft liberal fashion, yells over him to not interrupt while she continues to make the same remarks. Honestly, that is just pathetic.

Have ContraPoint on the show

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Debate Sam Seder.

Human biology has developed when we were small groups of ethnically homogeneous nomadic hunters-gathers and used to live in a non mercantile society, without any concept of money, property or accumulation of wealth. But now we live in an ethnically heterogeneous, sedentary and mercantile society. It's normal everything is up side down. The root of our problems is that competition leads to the fall of the prices, which mecanically means a constant loss of the profit margin of the companies. This system is unbalanced and cannot last eternally. We are always running behind economical growth, by reducing the production cost (through social dumping, relocation, automation, etc) and by increasing the sales (through programmed obsolescence, exportation, publicity, consumer credits, socialism, immigration, etc). Everything dysfunctional we do in our mercantile society is done to maintain the profit margins (the holy Growth of the GDP).

For a guy who claims to be so concerned with open dialogue between ideologically opposed individuals, Rubin seems unwilling to actually confront the points of conflict with so-called lefties. He and Christakis run down a series of points (private prisons, gay marriage, legal pot) but never actually stop and dig into the places where they disagree. Ultimately, Rubin is just another part of the problem. In a way, he's an even more insidious part of the problem than the ideologues (Maddow/Carlson) because he tries to hold himself as an honest broker in the marketplace of ideas, yet he firmly entrenches himself on one side of the fence, and is unwilling to deal with difficult questions about the nature of the fence itself.

@benchartrand3014

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. This guest is showing some rather interesting cognitive dissonance. He claims to be an empiricist, that he hangs out with he sciences, evolutionary biologists and the like. Says he doesn't believe in programs or ideas that activity go against human nature and biology. But then says he's all for immigration and multiculturalism. We have ingroup preference for a reason. Any evolutionary biologist can tell you that two sub groups of the same species don't occupy the same area for long. And what do you call the welfare state? Doesn't seem to be breeding particularly stable, intelligent, balanced and motivated people now does it? And then he goes into issues to which I would consider the smallest of small potatoes. Gun violence, and vehicle deaths...really? Drops in the bucket man. Very minor social issues, which is essentially all that's left in western societies. But the fact that multiculturalism is a lie, the dysgenics of the welfare state, the increasing gender divide, immigration replacing and displacing native populace's and badly skewing their electoral processes. But hey! Let's not talk the things actually crushing our society. Vehicle deaths...major problem...😩

The guy wants to talk about the book but Dave keeps going back to college campus lol

Sticks and Stones may break my bones... is an idea that I grew up with but which has disappeared from the face of the West. It's a real shame.

Wow. Dave keeps trying to get Nicolas to admit the left is aggressive and intolerant and Nik just refuses to do it.

when are we going to have a political party that represents classical liberalism?

Nicholas Christakis you seem like a decent and thoughtful person that I enjoy listening to. What you experienced is what you brought upon yourself through the decades of policies that you've supported and continue to support. I have no sympathy for you and all of this is so sadly predictable.

Someone speaks he listens. He speaks and you listen.

When are you going to debate Sam Seder of The Majority Report with Sam Seder.

He is white. Blacks felt oppressed just because was in their presence. Thatˋs what I call power :)

@zayan6284

5 жыл бұрын

Begone, racist!

His type made these kids...glad they have to deal with them now.

guarantee those students are loaded w student debt

"That's a good question!" "I got one for show." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Dave's just awesome!

So...we are gonna ignore his shirt?

@s.b.sieber2007

5 жыл бұрын

what's wrong with his shirt?

@4EyedAnimation

5 жыл бұрын

@@s.b.sieber2007 that's the kinda shirt you wear to a John Tesh Red Rocks concert...not to the Rubin Report

@arktana

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, its weird

@Domestikos88

5 жыл бұрын

4 Eyed Animation Jon Tesh, lol!!

Mr.Rubin, the most watched debate of all time would be Senator Richard Pan vs Robert F Kennedy Jr on vaccinations. Pan would never show but Kennedy would!!

I’m new here , why are people angry at him

Another video with the mic picking up swallowing noises. This has to end, Dave!

12:46 There's an actual look . . . Yes! The highly fashionable NPC look.

I guess sometimes it’s fun to engage in discussion with NPCs, but it gets old quickly. Is a degree from Yale of any value at this point?

What did he say?

This dude defends the psychos and refuses to say that they are psycho. Then says stand up and be brave. Smh

I think it's regrettable that Rubin started this off with the old campus video. I wanted to hear more about the text. I'm about 2/5 through it now

Check out Del Bigtree

Anyone want to go to a ivy league school now?

Amazing the schools put up these “students”

@s.b.sieber2007

5 жыл бұрын

They created them.

34:00

As a socialist I disagree with much of what these two guys say, but I appreciate that they are both intelligent and articulate, and open to a pluralistic society. I'm studying the history of liberalism as get a better idea of what it means to different people. Liberalism has a long history of being the ideology of the privileged elite. Classical liberals (Hobbes, Locke, Smith, Mills, Etc) were all anti-democratic because they feared the tyranny of the majority. Thomas Jefferson owned slaves all his life (and therein is a whole conversation). It is not *classical* liberals who oppose slavery, but the new liberals - the liberals who see the disasters that classical liberalism caused around the world. I think it is quite weird to see two essentially privileged white guys talking positively about liberty without any reference to the deeply illiberal and oppressive history of the USA. The expropriation of the land and genocide of the original owners just assumed to be glossed over and inconsequential. And in fact this is typical of liberalism. It has always led to inequitable solutions and tyranny. The elite use the language of liberty while oppressing minorities. Which is why a young black girl might be apoplectically angry in 2019 at a white man who shows no emotion and seems not to understand the history of the nation. America can be a land of opportunity, but only because all the land and all the resources were expropriated and developed by slave labour. Genocide, expropriation, and slavery are as much a part of the American story as libertarianism is (part of the story of the British Empire writ large). On the other hand I agree with Christakis that science contradicts the classical liberals (again Hobbes, Locke, Smith, and Mills) on the nature of humanity. They saw humanity as bellicose, aggressive, acquisitive, solitary, and selfish. No social species with those as primary characteristics could survive. Humans and all social animals evolved to err on the side of love, friendship, generosity, cooperation, teaching, and the other qualities that Christakis names as universal. And this *is* cause for optimism that is not found in the classical liberals (or in religion on the whole). So in that sense I don't see how Christakis can refer to himself as a classical liberal without a massive contradiction. Lastly, I must say I find the intolerance in the comments, all of which seem to relate to the clip used in the intro, really quite disturbing. Christakis himself argues for charity towards your enemy and exemplified that in deliberately not attacking his enemy personally. But comments are mostly demonising. It also seems that almost no one took the time to think about the ideas discussed and comment on those. An hour long discussion and no one has anything to say about it except to say they didn't like a passionate young black woman. If that is what people take away form this interview then I don't see much hope for America.

see Romanian folclore videos by MARIUS ZGAIANU the conservative liberal Eastern Europe ....from CIUDADANOS SPAIN ...against Otomans and Maduros

When will these woke professors stop trying so hard and wake up! The students need discipline.

The fact is neither the girl nor the professor are in a position to teach moral or ethical lessons, both subscribe to the initiation of force, violence, coercion and manipulation upon one group for the socioeconomic and Financial benefit of another, thus for obvious reasons neither is in a position to judge or teach any moral or ethical lessons to the other. If you took that scene and you put it in medieval time. There would have been a hanging or crucifixion, or some form of unjust barbaric murderous execution. Both these two individuals see themselves as entitled all within a delusional frame of reference that nurtures an elitist mentality. Oh what sickness of human spirit this display was, yet the most frightening part is that most of you won't even see it. And it is for that reason that makes you just as dangerous as the professor and the student. PS the sociologist guess would being intellectually dishonest on this premise of cooperation amongst societal members, there's a big difference between cooperation that is forced upon you through threats of violence, as the incentive for cooperation is founded and maintained today versus true voluntaristic cooperation without the element of coercion, manipulation and threats of violence. He does not make this distinction and it is the most Paramount point of the whole Paradox of the conversation. But after all the sociologist is being funded by the taxpayer oh, he is a burden on the taxpayer largely funded by government subsidies, the taxpayer oh, and so it makes sense that he keep the taxpayer in the dark about this very pertinent the most Paramount fact. And that's the sociologist has maintained the human Spirit sickening system alive, and quite successfully achieved with his crafty statistics, convenient data and half-truths. Quote the gentleman guest, he's doing the best to do his part LOL, he's certainly is.

Christ is that how upset people are getting over cultural appropriation in the context of Halloween? wtf

Open borders??? Im out, this makes no sence

@jayarava

5 жыл бұрын

The USA had fewer problems with immigration when it had a leaky border with Mexico - before the mid 1970s. They would come for the fruit picking season, work hard, and then go home. They just wanted work, not to live in the US. But after Vietnam the US appointed a marine general as head of the US Immigration Service. He made the system more efficient and made it near impossible to go back and forth. Fruit growers still needed cheap labour to pick their crops and Mexicans still wanted jobs. So they started to migrate. And so the US made it more difficult still, and more of them migrated. Closed borders created a problem where none existed. Then kept making it worse. This is the problem with not knowing or understanding history.

The problem is we take ppl like that whiny babe too seriously. Id have laughed in her face and said what are you going to do? Keep whining? Adults dont whine. We nut up and recognize that life most of the time isnt everything you want and more. Its just the way it is and always will be.

not redpilled enough

I think the fact that they're willing to admit that liberalism's very own tools can't undermined its foundation shows that conservatism's foundation is built on something far more solid. Come on Dave, just say the words: "I am a conservative!" I must admit it's getting kind of annoying having intellectual liberals trying to hold on to the old verbage and nouns, just come over to the Right, the water is warm ;)

at the beginning, the video of the racist black girl, you can see her getting more bold, working herself up to a froth the more he tried to be reasonable and listen to her.

Notice at 19:00min when the guest starts to say "yeah but conservatives have their own failings," Dave rushes to shut him up and moves the conversation back to liberal failings. Who still thinks Koch-sponsored Dave is not a corporate-conservative??

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The girl is so rude, you don’t point your finger in somebody face and not allow them to speak. I’m also a black student and if I behaved like that my parents would disown me

Nick still seems to retain some ideological blind spots.

Wheew that girl is just throwing nothing but ad hominem. She wasn’t interested in any intellectual exchange at all. Thats how you talk to a professor? She needs a crash course in courtesy and hierarchy. Can’t believe it was in Yale. Really? They must set the bar real low nowadays.

This guy is part of the problem

@jayarava

5 жыл бұрын

Two guys, which one are you talking about?

Christakis is severely confused in the area of relationships (29->).

Having a right for free speach, does not mean, you do not have to have manners..That young woman student has no upbringing at all how to behave herself……...It is like a Group of children in Kindergarden aged of 3 years, who do not know any manners yet, and scream however they will…...Manners are lost, Without manners no mature discussions can take Place.

I like Dave he is extremely respectful but calls folks on their stuff. You cannot successfully study behaviorist ideology and completely leave out mankind’s spirituality. This guy comes with half truths and biased precognition. He reaps what he has sown and tries to explain it the best he can. Keeps missing the point these students are elitist who think disrespect is not only allowed it’s necessary to show how self-important you are. Flip side is you’re not allowed to disagree with them and if you do you should be shutdown at all costs. One set of rules for them and another set those that disagree with them. Tyranny by any other name....

Thank God, my kids are educated in Africa... Yale!? My foot.

@Muonium1

5 жыл бұрын

oh yeah, things are MUCH better in Africa! lol. ayfs? kzread.info/dash/bejne/dW2Hy7SHmcWqYZc.html

@RM-fs8ub

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe the problems started before Yale...because if they did no amount of Yale-ing will help!

@annrynkiewicz5075

5 жыл бұрын

10mintwo That was scary. I guess this progressive (insane) stuff is everywhere. Black magic sent lightening bolts? Someone says bull puckie and out comes the Safe space language? Couldn't watch anymore.

The "Noble Savage" bullshit repackaged!

What is that clicking shit 🤣

He's an activist not a teacher, fire his ass!

Nicholas is a nice guy, but he believes in an ideological utopia. Rubin caught him when he questioned him on making a “perfect” world. He did repeat a lot of leftist cliches while saying people should question their beliefs. A little irony there.

Clicking fingers is pretty annoying..

We don't all have tenure. Civil discourse from anonymous Twitter accounts is good.