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Fundamental Opposites
A formerly GOP aligned, now turned Anarchist and Pro-Life Democrat sit down to discuss politics and current events through the eyes of religious doctrine, political theory, and and good old fashioned social media scraping while they try to make sense of their own views. Two fundamentally different worldviews come to the table and discuss together in the hopes of helping others make sense of things
Discover the latest plans of the WEF in digital identity, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors
In this video, we discuss the World Economic Forum's "Future Focus Report 2021" and its potential impact on finance, technology, governance, and you.
Our comprehensive breakdown of the most important parts of the report provides a stylistic interpretation of the rhetoric used, highlighting how the WEF has framed the issues and the language used to convey their message. We also offer insights and perspectives on the future of digital identity, CBDCs, ESG, and misinformation, and what it could mean for businesses and individuals.
This video provides a must-watch informative analysis of the WEF's "Future Focus Report," making it ideal for anyone interested in the rapidly evolving landscape of digital technologies and their implications for society and the economy. Don't miss out on this discussion that covers the latest developments in digital identity and the implications of CBDC’s and ESG
You ever wonder how ESG managed to rise to prominence seemingly overnight? Wonder no more as we dive into the organization directly behind driving ESG investment right out in the open.
We delve into the six principles of responsible investment established by the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), including incorporating ESG factors into investment analysis and decision-making, being active owners and incorporating ESG issues into ownership policies and practices, and promoting acceptance and implementation of responsible investment principles.
Description Episode Air Date: April 20, 2023
We discuss whether ESG actually works as an investment score. Spoiler, ESG doesn’t work.
In early 2022, Harvard Business Review published an article titled "An Inconvenient Truth about ESG Investing," which delves into the effectiveness of ESG as an investment score. Despite its popularity, evidence suggests that ESG is largely ineffective in generating returns for investors. This inefficacy can be attributed to several factors, including greenwashing and companies using ESG as a PR strategy to distract from past performance issues.
We also discuss Ron DeSantis and his hamfisted attempts to fight back against ESG using state powers. It’s a general misstep that politicians use rather than attempting to resolve the issue at its root.
Links for the interested
https://www.flgov.com/2023/02/13/governor-ron-desantis-announces-legislation-to-protect-floridians-from-the-woke-esg-financial-scam/
https://hbr.org/2022/03/an-inconvenient-truth-about-esg-investing
Episode Air Date: March 29 2023
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ESG is one of the most controversial investment topics existing today. We walk through what ESG is, recent examples of it in place, and discuss how the marriage of ESG and regulatory frameworks set the stage for it's fascist leanings.
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Episode Air Date: March 29 2023
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Following along with this article from Philosophical Economics we will be diving into how the Gold Standard works as an easy crash course in what it is, how it functions, and clear up any misconceptions.
In this episode, we dive into how the gold standard functions in a central banking system as well as the theories surrounding how central banking is utilized as a control mechanism in modern economies (and their failures).
Central banking, by manipulating the money supply, central banks can cause economic booms and busts, leading to destabilization and uncertainty. They have a history of mismanaging economies and ignoring market signals.
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The gold standard was abandoned in 1933 with Executive Order 6102, which made it illegal for U.S. citizens to own gold, and how it set the stage for the irresponsible monetary policy we see today.
Episode Air Date: March 22nd 2023
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Following along with this article from Philosophical Economics we will be diving into how the Gold Standard works as an easy crash course in what it is, how it functions, and clear up any misconceptions.
Here we explore the the inherent instabilities in fractional reserve banking as well as how interest rates work under the gold standard. As a proponent of free markets and liberty, I want to show how the gold standard provides a stable and predictable monetary system that is superior to central bank FIAT currencies.
We discuss the mechanics of fractional reserve banking and how it can lead to inflation and economic instability. We will also explain how the gold standard creates a natural limit on government spending and encourages responsible fiscal policies. Furthermore, we will delve into the role of interest rates in a gold standard economy, how they are determined by the supply and demand for money from banks, and how they act as a natural mechanism for stabilizing the economy
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Episode air date: March 16th 2023
Episode 2 of The Gold Standard Series
Following along with this article from Philosophical Economics we will be diving into how the Gold Standard works as an easy crash course in what it is, how it functions, and clear up any misconceptions.
This week we will discuss Hume's Price-Specie flow mechanism, the pitfalls in the assumption, and how it is a poor theory for the gold standard. We also discuss what fractional reserve free banking is and liberty theory surrounding it
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Episode air date: March 13th 2023
A special episode in a two video week I have Mike Scaglione on to discuss his journey to liberty from the early days as a Bernie Bro to his current day views as an Anarcho-Capitalist.
We discuss the 2016 elections, how the DNC screwed Bernie, the Trump years, and how COVID brought us both down the same path to liberty as well as our views on the greater liberty movement
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Episode air date: March 8th 2023
Our first March episode in the series on The Gold Standard.
Following along with this article from Philosophical Economics we will be diving into how the Gold Standard works as an easy crash course in what it is, how it functions, and clear up any misconceptions.
This week we focus on what the gold standard is, how it functions, how does minting apply, and how does money expansion work as well as discussing the comparisons to FIAT.
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Episode air date: March 2nd 2023
Our Last Piece in the February Education Series
We continue with the Mackinac Center's piece on education with the 1830s to 1840s and how Horace Mann's crusade against parental rights set up the education landscape of today. How he leverages textbook control, teacher education, and a hatred of Catholics to drive parents into a deadlocked scenario where the education of their kids because the job of the state.
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Episode air date: February 21st 2023
Expanding on Blumenfeld's work last week we dive into part of The Mackinac Center's piece on a history of public education.
Revolution to the 1830s: The Case for Choice in Schooling
Heavily influenced by the works of Blumenfeld this piece covers more deeply the history that leads to the state of education we have today. A common theme throughout this piece is the role of Boston, formerly a pinnacle site of the revolution, as a place where the parasitic system existing today started in earnest.
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Episode air date: February 14th 2023
This week we are discussing The History of Public Education from Sam Blumenfeld. We talk about a brief history of how Unitarian ideals brought about the public education we know today.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/state-sovereign-political-entity/Hegel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarianism
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Episode air date: February 7th 2023
Part two point 2 of a three part series on public education where we will look into the history of public schooling as well as arguments for and against it.
Today we continue our look at a case made in favor of public schooling and how to address the issues it faces from The Atlantic, Americans Have Given Up on Public Schools. We finish the above article, addressing the greater issues with public education and thoroughly taking apart the Atlantic article defending public education
The article is persuasive if you don't know what to look for so let us break down the manipulations commonly seen in think pieces.
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Episode air date: January 31st 2023
Part two of a three part series on public education where we will look into the history of public schooling as well as arguments for and against it.
Today we look at a case made in favor of public schooling and how to address the issues it faces from The Atlantic, Americans Have Given Up on Public Schools. We get about halfway through the article as we attack point by point the framing and arguments made in favor of the public education system.
The article is persuasive if you don't know what to look for so let us break down the manipulations commonly seen in think pieces.
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Episode air date: January 24th 2023
Part one of a three part series on public education where we will look into the history of public schooling as well as arguments for and against it. Today we look into a CATO article The Case Against Public Schooling. This article (poorly) discusses the valid claim that public schooling is not foundational to American Democracy and instead that public schooling has often been used as a tool to oppress and re-educate the populous for The State's purposes.
This, albeit not well written, article sets up some crucial frameworks for examining the rest of the series.
Here we discuss public education, our personal arguments for and against it, and delve into what would be a poor example of a case made against public schooling.
Part two will center around a deeper history of public education.
Part three will return to the case against public education but from a more convincing standpoint
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Episode air date: January 17th 2023
In this episode I discuss the college accreditation system, what it is, and how the state has used it as a mechanism to control the flow of information in the modern western world. I discuss why accreditation harms the free market and what would be alternatives.
I use a piece by Robert Kelchen from the Urban Institute to center this discussion. While I disagree with Robert's writing I am greatly appreciative of this well written piece from 2017.
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Episode air date: January 5th 2023
McCarthy can't get elected speaker of the house. That news has detracted from what the GOP even plans to do with their newfound power. We cover the legislation proposals Steve Scalise has put forward as immediate actions the GOP would like to take, if they could.
Here linked is the letter Scalise wrote as the Majority Leader - Elect
Scalise Letter
All the better they couldn't get this to the floor, of the 11 bills about 2/3 of them are crap or pure virtue signals. As expected from the progressives driving the speed limit that the GOP is
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Episode air date: December 15th 2022
Today we deep dive two examples of good and bad persuasive writing. The focus of the discussion is on rhetoric between two articles.
On one hand we have Fortune magazine reporting rather authoritatively on "Men are dropping out of the labor force because they're upset about their social status, according to new study" where a study out of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston proclaims it has discovered the reason men are becoming less likely to work. Here we focus on how the author uses rhetoric effectively to craft a message based on statistics that set off some alarm bells
Fortune Article
On the other hand we have an article by the Classical Liberal Caucus of the Libertarian Party where rather than use statistics they try to craft a hit list of reasons why the proclaimed "Kingmaker" strategy is not a good fit for the Libertarian Party.
Why Libertarian Party Candidates Can Never Be "Kingmakers"
It is an interesting dive into the rhetoric used in each case wherein one takes a poor argument and makes it convincing to the average reader while the other takes a pretty good argument and fails to make a good point.
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Episode air date: December 7th 2022
Returning to God and the State by Bakunin. We discuss with our friend Austin the Left Libertarian the necessity of God or the divine in the power of the State.
What is the Divine? How does the American Dream relate to the power of the United States? What is a Moral Authority? Can two people agree on the definition of Capitalism and Markets? In this episode we bemuse these questions and more to try and parse through our thoughts on Bakunin's work
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God and The State
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Episode air date: November 22nd 2022
Philosophical Economist's article from 2013. Part one of a description on Modern Monetary Theory and the reasons why it doesn't work
Link title is different than article title
MMT part 1
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Episode air date: November 14th 2022
Using God and The State (Bakunin) as a jumping off point we discuss the Christian God, anarchism, and opposing viewpoints with regards to religion from a statist, as well as left and right anarchist perspective
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Episode air date: November 8th 2022
A special episode discussing predictions for the Michigan Election on November 8th based on young voter registration.
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CIRCLE Data
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Episode air date: November 8th 2022
I have a temporary cohost on to discuss the final sections of Lysander Spooner's No Treason 6
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Episode air date: October 19th 2022
As an extension of the Quillette Sex and the Academy article we look into some statistics used in that study Circa 2017 from CATO in an attempt to look back on what's changed
CATO Article
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Episode air date: October 11th 2022
Quillette Sex and the Academy
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Episode air date: October 6th 2022
Our second go at Spooner's No Treason No. VI
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Episode air date: Sept 23rd, 2022
Given the polarizing discussions around the second amendment we discuss the Founders' intent for the right to bear arms
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Episode air date: Sept 19th, 2022
Given the polarizing discussions around the second amendment we discuss the Founders' intent for the right to bear arms
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Episode air date: Sept 16th, 2022
We discuss why the constitution is a useless piece of paper from an Anarchist perspective and potential disagreements with Spooner's arguments
No Treason
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Episode air date: Sept 13th, 2022
We continue, and finish for the time being, on Proudhon's views on property.
Proudhon That Property is Impossible
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Episode air date: Sept 1st, 2022
In this episode two pro-state democrats and an anarchist discuss ESG and why it's bad M'Kay.
Referenced links below
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Episode air date: Aug 13th, 2022
We continue on Proudhon and private property
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Episode air date: July 29th, 2022
We discuss Matthew 21 and Christianity based views on property rights as well as the ethics of land ownership/landlords
Matthew 21
Proudhon writing
Mises Private Property
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Episode air date: June 30th, 2022
We finish our series on Herbert Spencer's chapter in The Anarchist Handbook by Michael Malice
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Episode air date: June 18th, 2022
We start our series on Herbert Spencer's chapter in The Anarchist Handbook by Michael Malice
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Episode air date: June 4th, 2022
Today we talk transhumanism as a topic of conversation. Particularly as an issue relating to Catholicism.
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Episode air date: May, 14th, 2022
Today we talk Proudhon in the Anarchist Handbook
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Episode air date: May, 14th, 2022
Today we talk Proudhon in the Anarchist Handbook
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Episode air date: Apr, 30th, 2022
We approach right and rights from the perspective of Catholic Catechism according to Janet Smith
The article we discussed - Janet Smith
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Episode air date: Apr, 27th, 2022
We wrap up Stirner with a few issues and complete our Anarchist handbook discussion on right
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Episode air date: Apr, 6th, 2022
We continue to discuss and summarize Stirner
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Episode air date: Mar, 25th, 2022
We discuss Stirner and where right comes from
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Episode air date: Mar, 18th, 2022
We finish our discussion of Matthew 6
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Episode air date: Mar, 11th, 2022
We start our discussion of Matthew 6 and the Catholic Church's spotty history
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Episode air date: Feb, 16th, 2022
We (poorly) cover the last of Godwin's three principles against social contract theory
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Episode air date: Feb, 16th, 2022
We cover the first of Godwin's three principles against social contract theory
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Episode air date: Feb, 8th, 2022
We cover 1 Samuel 8:4-7: 10-22a
Passage 1 Samuel 8
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Episode air date: Feb, 1st, 2022
We review some of the biggest news stories of January 2022.
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Facebook manipulates user emotions
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USA Today seemingly defends pedophilic attraction with research
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Episode air date: Jan, 25th, 2022
We debate the legitimacy of a vote. What makes a vote legitimate? When is a vote coerced? Arbitrary is the word of the day
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Episode air date: Jan, 11th, 2021
We discuss Mark 12:13-17 and Romans 13:1-7 and talk about the divides in the country
The Secret Bipartisan Campaign that Saved the 2020 Election
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Episode air date: Jan, 4th, 2021
We discuss the role of the state in health and I sound like a broken record
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Episode air date: Dec, 21st, 2021
The Crew discusses Truth, the "truth", how science is used by the state, and how to argue your beliefs.
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The Crew discusses economics poorly and shows that this really is amateur hour
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Episode air date: Nov, 30th, 2021
The crew discusses the Ahmaud Arbery Case and the writings of Tannehill
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Episode air date: Nov, 23rd, 2021
The crew discusses the Bible 1 Samuel 15: 1-5
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Episode air date: November, 07, 2021
We discuss the Virginia gubernatorial race and upset as well as discuss key issues with respect to school and school reform. Mike upsets teachers with his views and other Mike serves as a reasonable counter
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Episode air date: October, 30, 2021
We discuss Janet Yellen's unrealized gains tax proposal, the ethics of taxes, and get things wrong proving we're pretty much just a bunch of normal chumps that you should listen to.
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Episode air date: October, 27, 2021
The crew discusses the Bible John 8:2-11
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We discuss the Covid lockdowns and vaccination mandates in Australia through the context of liberty and fundamental rights.
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