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Dan Diaz on the Right to Die

Dan Diaz on the Right to Die

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  • @eggnoy
    @eggnoyКүн бұрын

    Does anyone have a link to the map w/ cantons in west bank?

  • @kazuyoshitlacaelel6195
    @kazuyoshitlacaelel61952 күн бұрын

    ty chomsky!

  • @rberliner6680
    @rberliner66804 күн бұрын

    Oh shut it. You have no feeling for the survival of your own people in the modern world of nations. The vast cultural miracle that is Israel. The grandchildren of the Holocaust now fly fighters over Auschwitz. You’re wrong ion this.

  • @jackdavids2723
    @jackdavids27232 күн бұрын

    Bring dch um

  • @tesilimi
    @tesilimi5 күн бұрын

    You all have wonderful intellectual comments but what is the solution to what's currently going on now in Gaza? Why doesn't Pres Biden get substantial advice from people like Chomsky?

  • @realx09
    @realx096 күн бұрын

    One of very few instances opponents made a mistake of debating Chomsky, they learned a lesson very early on

  • @jemitafuli9127
    @jemitafuli91277 күн бұрын

    Terimakasih from Indonesia...

  • @stavroskarageorgis4804
    @stavroskarageorgis48047 күн бұрын

    A tour de force!

  • @brawndo1255
    @brawndo12559 күн бұрын

    Absolutely devastating reductio ad absurdum in regard to rule following arguments. This series of lectures is a treasure. If anyone else knows of anything else of this length or scale by Chomsky in a philosophical context please let me know.

  • @tranngocminh269
    @tranngocminh26912 күн бұрын

    Stop doing harm to the world, mr professor

  • @Jad3dJane
    @Jad3dJane12 күн бұрын

    I remember when I taught dance to a really cool dance school in the West Bank, very nice people and kind, that was 2007, I remember thinking 10 years later, why is nothing changing? or rather, why is it getting worse? My conclusion was that somebody wants it that way. Thank you Noam, you are a hero and a truth teller.

  • @leonsantamaria9845
    @leonsantamaria984512 күн бұрын

    I 👂 over and over again...but is not ...enough...l need to understand....l love the class ...demm....🫡🤔

  • @user-tl6iu3ee3f
    @user-tl6iu3ee3f14 күн бұрын

    origins of language, it just started with a voice between homosapaince to drow in the roky for environment where they life the perception of seeing what is in the environment like drume to bliidind the civilisation and to the friste language sumerain language to the herogrefique languageall the cognitives in this erathe strated with language they are related to etcheother.

  • @dougsjourney9961
    @dougsjourney996114 күн бұрын

    It’s not a parenti lecture without a microphone issue

  • @Dr.acai.jr.
    @Dr.acai.jr.17 күн бұрын

    Jrm IDs Cameron hoodie hug evidence is where? Grenfell?

  • @KimPhilby203
    @KimPhilby20320 күн бұрын

    Do the Jews deserve a Nation State of their own ? Yes

  • @jackdavids2723
    @jackdavids27232 күн бұрын

    No

  • @jackdavids2723
    @jackdavids27232 күн бұрын

    No no no

  • @brawndo1255
    @brawndo125525 күн бұрын

    Some very devastating arguments against more or less accepted positions in analytic philosophy. I recommend this whole series for anyone interested in Chomsky's philosophy.

  • @user-tl6iu3ee3f
    @user-tl6iu3ee3f25 күн бұрын

    frsit,all respect for the father of the linguistic moderne and the grammar generative the language's they are on générale the clès of all the sceince fro example when you smalt perfume you speak with your tongue that you smalt and don't forget that the tongue is the language carrier that way we can't explain with this language's and the human can fly with this language's.the meaning that we have like the speader web between the tongue and outher sense because they are very related to etcheother because all them explain with the language that way if we don't have this language we invented other languages like the language of the body or language of the sing or the single that way it very important this language's.

  • @brawndo1255
    @brawndo125527 күн бұрын

    138:50 very interesting talk about accepted literary canon

  • @brawndo1255
    @brawndo125528 күн бұрын

    17.42: "When I read anything that starts with post-, poststructuralism, postmodernism, post-anything else my eyes glaze over." I relate to this so much.

  • @aerobique
    @aerobiqueАй бұрын

    this is something

  • @aerobique
    @aerobiqueАй бұрын

    ✊🌍🌎🌏

  • @user-tl6iu3ee3f
    @user-tl6iu3ee3fАй бұрын

    we strated to make the structure of our language when we are children expression for her or he we listening to our environment to this language and this same time we archive in our brain when we strated to spoking the language is her with her structure and the revolution of the cognitives strated when we thought and think and to translation with differences language's in the difference environment and we have vers in Qauran spoking about the difference in language's our book Qauran machine that: ::::::::::::ومن أيته خلق السموات والأرض واختلاف ألسنتكم: :the meaning that Allah created the scay and earthe and created the difference tongues and the tongues is meaning her the language's: a lot of language's: this is when of the the great and wonderful and fantastic of the created ot Allah. May Allah bless us all and give us happiness and goodness all the respect to Professor.

  • @user-tl6iu3ee3f
    @user-tl6iu3ee3fАй бұрын

    to know the révolution the cognitive of the sceince to asked this question : when strated the human thinking them we konw the revolution of cognitive ? for me, when the human u consc

  • @blazehall8086
    @blazehall8086Ай бұрын

    So where is Jordan, and the prince/ king of Jordan or whatever he is during all this? Or did Jordan relinquish oversight over the east bank?

  • @markcorrigan3930
    @markcorrigan3930Ай бұрын

    11:05

  • @gregorystevens6540
    @gregorystevens65402 ай бұрын

    Fabulous 😊

  • @brawndo1255
    @brawndo12552 ай бұрын

    this series of talks is a gold mine. been listening to them off and on for a year.

  • @ceooflonelinessinc.267
    @ceooflonelinessinc.2672 ай бұрын

    Why is he considered one of the greatest intellectuals when he lies all the time?

  • @nolo5220
    @nolo52202 ай бұрын

    you have clearly not read his work

  • @ceooflonelinessinc.267
    @ceooflonelinessinc.2672 ай бұрын

    What has that to do with what I asked?

  • @nolo5220
    @nolo52202 ай бұрын

    @@ceooflonelinessinc.267 Anyone who has read manufacturing consent would see why he is lauded as an intellectual.

  • @ceooflonelinessinc.267
    @ceooflonelinessinc.2672 ай бұрын

    Saying mainstream media is biased. WOW what an intellectual haha

  • @nolo5220
    @nolo52202 ай бұрын

    @@ceooflonelinessinc.267 you clearly have not read it. so i will not be furthering this discussion, you can childishly reduce any work of linguistics

  • @ceooflonelinessinc.267
    @ceooflonelinessinc.2672 ай бұрын

    This didn't age well

  • @blurredlenzpictures3251
    @blurredlenzpictures32512 ай бұрын

    Not to argue against the great man, but if the press is not writing about the things Chomsky is talking about, how is he aware of them?? I think it's a bit of a naive argument to assume the press should have the whole story 100% of the time, as a running story moves or begins. Hindsight is great. We should hope to recognize things in the early stages of disaster, plus we're dealing with lazy, selfish humans. My one issue with Chomsky always has been his use of equating disasters or catastrophe as mostly all events being equal. Perhaps he doesn't have enough time to digress. He does this with US Presidents. Yes, they are all awful but not equally awful. That said, he's correct about everything as usual.

  • @user-um8tq1tz7m
    @user-um8tq1tz7m2 ай бұрын

    You stole this!!! William Allen White is where you stole it from

  • @AlinaZuniga-mq1lh
    @AlinaZuniga-mq1lh2 ай бұрын

    Hola sobrina dios te bendiga

  • @markusmantere1471
    @markusmantere14712 ай бұрын

    A linguist who thinks he can judge geopolitics. The poison of the intellectuals. Speaks smart, but is speaking up for the very communist order that has murdered more people than any other doctrine in the history of mankind. How dumb can people be?

  • @D4rkNRG
    @D4rkNRG2 ай бұрын

    The plan to steal Palestine originates back to 1865 with the 'Ordinance Survey of Jerusalem'. and then the 'Palestine Exploration Fund' that followed, which was composed of (mainly) Protestants, intent on creating the biblical 'Land of Judea' within Palestine. In 1877 a Yiddish speaking Belarusian named Eliezer Ben-Yehuda together with Theodor Herzl and Edmond James de Rothschild created their new Yiddish, part Arabic, part Aramaic language(now called 'modern Hebrew') in Paris, France. By 1882, small groups of Jews that were dispersed through Europe began to establish agricultural colonies throughout historical Palestine, thanks almost entirely to Edmond Rothschild and his acquisition of Palestinian land. These small groups of Jews would officially meet for the first time in 1897, for their very first Zionist Conference, in Basel, Switzerland. Then in 1917 Arthur Balfours declaration to Lord Rothschild, gave the British Crowns support in the creation of their Zionist homeland "within" Palestine. The Mandate for Palestine followed in 1918 after the end of WWI and the end of the Ottoman Empire and their authority over Palestine. The Zionist migration was slow going over the next decade or so until The Haavara Agreement further helped speed the establishment of the Jewish state which was signed in 1933, protecting Jewish assets that were to transfer to the Bank of Palestine for their continued migration and exodus from Germany ...this influx of migration did not go unnoticed, from 1936-1939 the indigenous Palestinians revolted, albeit unsuccessfully, where an almost 20,000 Palestinians were killed by these incoming invaders. Leading to the 1939 'White Paper' which was also met with hostility. Now almost toward the end of WWII, from 1944-1946, Jewish terrorist groups like Haganah, Irgun and Lehi, armed by Hilter's regime, would relentlessly attack the British Mandate Authority that tried to control and slow this aggressive immigration into Palestine. In 1947 the UN proposes a Partition Plan for Palestine, ending the British Mandate and creating this new State of Israel. However, even before the smoke cleared from Russia's defeat of Socialist Germany, and unhappy with the UN's partition (which excluded desired areas like Hebron and Jerusalem), the Zionist insurgency in Palestinian territories started again... 1948 'al Nakba' has just been committed, the forced displacement and genocide of over 1 million Palestinians. This was only the beginning. The genocide and land theft continues to this day... Side note: Not 5 days after the Balfour Declaration, the 'Bolshevik Revolution' started in Russia.

  • @MoeGreensRightEye
    @MoeGreensRightEye3 ай бұрын

    🤡

  • @benulike
    @benulike3 ай бұрын

    Forza Parenti!

  • @renwickmcneill9522
    @renwickmcneill95223 ай бұрын

    Mr. Linguistics he should stick to what he knows. He thinks hes an anarchist hes actually a communist authoritarian

  • @vinm300
    @vinm3003 ай бұрын

    History 135CE Rome renames Judea as "Palestine" in revenge for the Jewish uprising (it's simply a name to antagonise the Jews) 1922 Ottoman collapse 1924 Caliphate collapse Britain appoints Grad Mufti to lead the Palestinians 1947 Arab/Israeli war : the Mufti looks to Damascus as the Palestinian capital 1967 Six Day war : Palestinians look to Cairo (Arab League Nasser) 1988 Palestinians finally declare statehood Why so long ? Because there is no Arabic word for "nation state" In the Caliphate all land is owned by the Sultan who is "Our Lord on earth" Europe introduced Tanzimat reforms (1840-70) inc land ownership, to stimulate the economy so the Ottomans could pay their debts

  • @peterandjoycevanbreemen600
    @peterandjoycevanbreemen6003 ай бұрын

  • @piotrdrukier
    @piotrdrukier3 ай бұрын

    Almost 30 years on and Marr still doesn't get it. Chomsky, as always, brilliant!

  • @Launch_a_poo
    @Launch_a_poo3 ай бұрын

    Chomsky's mention of the militarisation space at 58:58 is quite poignant with the recent creation of the US "space force"

  • @jann9507
    @jann95073 ай бұрын

    Fantastic talk by Professor Chomsky

  • @mohibquadri4053
    @mohibquadri40533 ай бұрын

    Uncompromisingly forthright analysis

  • @moemuslih314
    @moemuslih3143 ай бұрын

    Shame on you, israel Israel is a real criminal stealing land, killing palestinians, committed genoside, attrocities, and these are undeniable

  • @akap_987
    @akap_9873 ай бұрын

    Ou society does not listen to the wise scholars who predict these things decades in advance! Instead we revere and promote arrogant psychopaths to make policy and decision on our behalves. It’s 😞

  • @christopher5846
    @christopher58463 ай бұрын

    29:00

  • @jessejordache1869
    @jessejordache18693 ай бұрын

    Chomsky gives you the most straightforward, no frills explanation of situations based simply on facts and basic ethics. When he's gone, and may that day be long delayed, his books and his speeches will contain every bit of relevance that they did when they were first delivered.

  • @DougGrinbergs
    @DougGrinbergs4 ай бұрын

    2:26 Thomas Frank

  • @itssanti
    @itssanti4 ай бұрын

    I hope that coughing human recovers soon and well

  • @CornutiContenti
    @CornutiContenti4 ай бұрын

    Infiltrator ONE, Noam Chomsky, use infiltrator TWO, Ngo Vinh Long, to make horseshit sound rethoric.