The left embraces socialism. Eugenics revolution, president from protects Chuck, tied and Maxie Waters, and oh Jays back, which is weird I've been Shapiro this eventually Russia, so the left one crazy over the weak so no Disneyland for them. There was Disneyland for me, however, but there will be no Disney lessons for the future, because the weekend was a very weird time on the up ad pages of our nations. Leading newspapers. I'll tell you all about all the crazy that was happening, but first I want to say thank you to our sponsors over Zebra quarter. So every business needs better people. In fact, we need better, people right now on the show, an interest generally. But that's why, if we were to replace them, we will be using zipper quarters. Procure learns what you're looking for that identifies people with the right experience and invites them to apply to a job that you need Phil. They built a platform, the funds, the right job candidates for you, a percent of employers who posted job on zip recruiter, get equality candidate through the site in just one day and zip recurrent does not stop. There

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It decided to remind us all why, president from President, not because he so great at everything now, because the president is playing mathematical Magda chest, but because the left has decided to go fully crazy. Their several sob It's in a row that we're gonna go through here talking about the outskirts of love, but these are printed in. Mainstream newspapers again is not stuff from the nation. This is not stuff, even from salon or slate. This stuff from the New York Times and Washington most and the Atlantic, all of these are mainstreamed outlets on left, and none of them are particularly good No, what was in the water over the weekend or whether they just feel some? and unless they feel had taken his hand- and they can say anything, get away with it, but whatever it is, it is not. It is not only good for their agenda. Here is the first example Ruth Markets, whose the deputy editorial page editor. It's just a high position over the Washington Post wrote. An opinion, peace called court, I would have boarded a foetus with down's syndrome. Women need that right. Ok, this is just a piece in favour of eugenics. If the idea is that you get it

what a baby, because the baby has down syndrome, then what is the difference between a boarding, a baby with down syndrome? Not because you don't think it's a baby, but because it has down syndrome and doing that with somebody who is actually already born here, Ruth Marcus right, there's a new pushing antiabortion circles to pass state laws. Aimed at barring women from terminating their pregnancy after the fetus has been determined to have down syndrome, these laws are unconstitutional, unenforceable and wrong. This is a difficult subject to discuss because there are so many parents, you haven't, cherish, shouted down syndrome, many people down syndrome of happy and felt wives. The new government, I'm syndrome is awfully cute. I've had two children. I was old enough when I became pregnant, that it made sense testing for down syndrome back then it was empty. Can t is performed after fifteen weeks now create Korea. Villas sampling can provide a conclusive determination. As early as nine weeks, I can say without hesitation that tragic as it would have been and ghastly is that second trimester abortion would have been out of terminated. Those pregnancies had the testing combat positive. I would have grieve the loss and moved on well good for you, Ruth that you would agree the loft. First of all, it's always a bit

our point in in abortion, fanatics lingo. That they'll say things like I would have grieve the loss and the loss of what, if it's not moral wrong than when you breathing it was just a cluster of cells than what exactly are you breathing are grieving. The lost opportune dealing more worried, presumably Reading the human that you just killed or had killed in the womb. Big is a human in the womb had down syndrome doesn't mean that it was okay for you to do that, and you should feel morally exculpate it from what you just said. There is what she continues to say: I'm not alone more than two slash three american women choose abortion in such circumstances. Isn't that the point, or least inherent in the point of prenatal testing in the first place? Well know the point of prenatal testing in the This place is generally to see if there is some sort of condition that can be fixed as the pregnancy continues. So, for example, if there had been the capacity to actually look at my child, my first trials heart and see that, the whole in her heart. When she's developing, they may be able to do something prenatally under know how the surgery works, but there are all sorts of surgeries and they do on children

for they are born, but actually performance, an amazing thing. They perform surgeries and children who are still in the womb and they show up the woman that pregnancy continues in the kid is just fine. This sort of thing happens all the time. The point of prenatal testing is not kill the child. If things come out wrong, that's called eugenics, folks, ok into bad, is what they have in Iceland down syndrome. People are not there and I like they just don't exist and I seventy killed in the world. That is not a good thing for the inherent value of human life. When you say the inherent value of human life degrades. If you are born with that with low iqs nice to Genoa, emissions. If you believe that abortion is equivalent to murder the taking of human life, then of course you would have taken a different choice, but that is not my belief and the Supreme Court has affirmed my freedom to have that belief and act accordingly. While you can always have that believe me, they give the freedom to have that belief, but the Supreme Court is not a moral arbiter. This is one of the things that drives pro life people absolutely insane. When people look at pro choice, people and protest people point to the Supreme Court. They point of justice, black men it'll, just as blackmail

ok. My answer lies with health justice Lackman. Why would I care about that route? They Regensburg says something is ok, whoo, hoo, hoo hoo. Now you ve spooked me wow, you totally My opinion now, I guess, in a human life, because Justice Robert said something or because justice he said something so dumb providers It's an argument for authority. Dependable, say you can cite. The Bible in defence of human life was so you can say Ruth Better Ginsburg in defence of the right to kill a human life, pretty amazing stuff, Ruth markets. I respect I admire families. The knowingly welcome the baby down syndrome into the lodge again. The sentiments here are conflicting, widely respected, admire those people. Presumably you think those people made a horrible mistake. Presumably you think those people are idiots who think that this was a human life. It wasn't a human life, and now they brought child in the world than that child is presumably suffering because of a down syndrome, so presently their bad people for bringing the child's into the world like this is not

there's not a grey area here, is certainly to be apparent to take the risk that accompany parenting. You have your child, for who she is not what you want her to be by accepting that essential truth is different from compelling a woman's give birth to a child whose intellectual capacity will be impaired, whose life choices will be limited, whose health may be compromised. Ok, let me read sentence again gave very slowly for those who missed it. That's an insane sentence. It fully that is a morally is morally ignominious statement. Accepting that essential truth is different from compelling a woman to give birth to a child whose intellectual capacity will be impaired. Every single person in the United States has unimpaired intellectual capacity to an extent or another. Everyone is not borne Einstein, because very small group of people who are born with genius, love like you, everybody else does not have as much a chance and left them in abortion is Ok, I mean this is pure eugenics, radio, whose life choices will be limited. Hey every single human has like choices that eliminate every single human. Hey. What what you're? Looking for, when you

that moralities limiting principle you're. Looking for something that distinguishes cases says, as we say in loss, will be an argument that proves too much and suggest that every human being should be aborted based on certain circumstances whose life choices will be limited. Beethoven. Was born into a family where his dad to beat him in the middle of the night. If you didn't practice, piano correctly was that a limited life choice shore when death later in life. When you actually even that late, when using his late twenties, you started go death, was that a limited life twice sure I'd whose health may be compromised. Every single person will die I every person has been born, will eyed everyone will have a health problem before them, since most children down syndrome have miles our cognitive impairment being and argue between fifty five and seventy miles, or between thirty five and fifty five moderate. This means limited capacity for independent living and financial security. Down's syndrome is life altering for the entire family. There is no question that that is true.

But that is also true when you have a parent who slipping into scintillating, do we get to stab them in the chest, trust between farm them after the soil and green factory the little when when people get Alzheimer's, what am I supposed to do with them is the idea that the good thing for the family would be just to pull the plug. There are tons of people. Capacity for independent living, is limited and whose lives if a wise, not only that, sometimes it makes you a better Person is a commendable time of the impact on the mother here. Sometimes it makes us as human beings better that we have to make certain sacrifices in favour of others. When I was growing up, my dad had a pretty debilitating back condition. It meant that everybody in the family had to carry all heavy objects around the house. Really, my daddy and carry it wasn't a thing we just grew up. Knowing that was something that we have to do now is that's very mild compared to what we are talking about here. But the point is this: love is about the sacrifices that you make for the people that you love and when it comes

too: when it comes to people down syndrome, are they not deserving of love in the same way than anybody else would be worth marks? And when we blunt here this was not the child I wanted. That was not the choice I would have made. You may call me selfish or worse, but I'm in good company familiar and bad company actually knew our selfish or worse she's. The evidence is clear: the most willing, confronted with the same unhappy alternative, would make the same decision again horrifying argument. Lots of people may horrible decisions throughout the course of human history and Nazi Germany. Tons of people were making terrible decisions all the time and they did they would take. The magician is with me guess what majority in this house was with segregation and slavery? Did I mean segregation in slavery. We're ok, of course. Not! That's. I've been an argument. That's an emotional appeal! Will don't talk about me like I'm special, I'm, not special. Everybody else is bad to this. Crap doesn't work my pre kindergartner didn't work on a fully grown woman she's, which brings us to the Supreme Court. Nor Dakota, Ohio, Indiana Louisiana pass legislation to prohibit doctors from performing abortion.

If the sole reason is because of a diagnosis, is down Syndrome Utah's legislatures, debating such a bill when these laws are flatly inconsistent with the Supreme Court's Roby Wade. Ruling reaffirmed in ninety ninety through the quartet is a constitutional liberty of the woman to have some freedom determinate her pregnancy, well, not really, but the issue. If you put the focus on the phrase of the but the focus should be on some freedom. Even if our believer Robbie wait, there is some freedom, but that freedom does not extend to every thing. There's just as yours, district judge on your Walton pact, including threatened down the Indiana law. The state tie court determination leaves no room for the state to examine whether one prohibit the base, as our basis upon which a woman makes her choice if for any reason, portion on dimensions, think about it cannot be. The women have more constitutional freedom to choose, to terminate the pregnancies on a whim than for the given that the fetus has down syndrome now. This is our only good argument and proves the reverse. What you wanted to broach she saying well, why would we limit? the capacity of women to choose on down's syndrome, but we wouldn't limit their capacity to choose to aboard a foetus just for fun. I agree

I agree, and the fact is that, when you are talking about killing a baby in the womb, Your choice should be severely circumscribed. Whether you're talking about then syndrome or anything else and says to the question of enforceability in a police, the decision making doctors are now supposed to turn their patients for making the decision of which the state disapproves note. My guess is that all of these bills do not punish the woman. They probably punish the doktor, they say in an hour. Worthy of this world markets in an argument worthy of the handmaids tale? the state of Indiana suggest precisely that scenario. The right to abortion is lower, argued before a federal appeals court. Last month, protects only the binary decision of whether to bear a child, not which child you must carry, determines, who choose to become pregnant. In other words, though, they didn't put, the dvd put it in these exact words mistaken hijack, thereby It's not about hijacking. The body of the woman is about protecting the body, the baby inside the woman, Dar Chump. This is just example: number one of the extremism of the left brought into full relief we'll get to another. A crazy example

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though there really bad at everything, is because the left has gone crazy and there are a couple of charts out there that show the democratic and republican Party splits, meaning where the right has moved and where the left is moving. What the charge show is that, basically, since two thousand ten, the Republican Party has been static, but the Democratic Party has been moving wildly left. They moving solely left, so the greater put parliament, partisan, polar gap, that's being created right now, is being created by the left, moving hearts and left not by the right moving harder to the right. Ok, so with that in mind, here is crazy column number two. So this one is courtesy of some weird guy named Him cried her over the New York Times. He's an essay us he's a professional essayist, which is to say he reads a bunch of stuff than your terms pays him for, but the only people who read him are people who sit there with their cat and their cup of coffee. Brunch on Sunday morning on the Upper EAST side of Manhattan, dependent, add that is I mean this is a crazy up. It is called go ahead. Millennials destroy us? No, I am not getting. That is the name of the Ipad,

It's not a good up at shockingly. You may have thought that from that title it would be a great up ad. You would be wrong. It is, in fact a terrible up at so let's go through how bad this up at is this up, and rarely can then. I guess March seconds, two thousand eight inch it's a little bit old, but it's still, while it still worth commenting on so it's only last week in a half he says, as with all the historic tipping point, it seems inevitable. In retrospect, of course, it was young people, the actual victims of the slaughter. We have finally begun to turn the tide against guns in this country. Kids, don't have money and canvas and until now, bearing a few dozen a year has apparently been a price that lots of Americans willing. Pay to hold on to the props of the pathetic role playing fantasies, but they forgot what the adults always forget, that our children grow up and remember everything and forgive nothing, and then you just get a weird eerie cute from children of the corn. It's all weird! It's okay! So when something up, then this whole idea that children are going to lead us is incredibly stupid. We don't listen to

children anything and that people will say about me. Well, you know you're running a syndicate com when you're seventeen right and I was Getting- shall act for the stuff that I was saying, sometimes deservedly so I dont believe everything that I wrote at seventeen, because no one does and if you do it's, because you ve lost the capacity to change and the capacity to think ass. We get older, they are more life experience, and very often that means we get wiser. The notion that a bunch of him Organs are sitting around completely blocked at the murder of schoolchildren. Parkland flora is just insane and then a bunch of kids realise that their parents don't care about them. Well, that seems really stupid of me. Many way criteria those kids and suddenly understood how little their lives were ever worked, and the people in power and those We can realise how efficient and endless are the mechanisms of governance intended to deflect their appeals, exhaust their energy, deplete their passion and defeat them. But anyone who has ever tried to argue with that lessons knows that in the end they ll have a thousand times more energy for that fight than you and about

was reservoir of moral rage that you burned out long ago, so TIM Craters, basically they hippy Homeless Guy, who hangs out outside the store and gives kids money to buy in beer and then allocates think black eyes cool cause. He also gave me a beer. A bug. Six pack inside and then he and then sorry, it's servers he's the creeping guided his grip. You almost got two kids give money to buy beers. Many brings out the six pack and gives the six pack to the kids right. That's who this guy is. I smoke dubious with the kids net and the uncle at the barbecue, and I give the kids beer and the had their back will evolve into the bushes and later there mom and dad you stay away from Uncle Jim right. That's you. This guy TIM creator is because this is ridiculous. That sentence again. Have you ever tried to argue that a licence gave a thousand times more energy for the fight. Then you in a bind was reservoir of moral rage. Yeah. Usually there arguing in favour of having drugs into of taking drugs and having random sets of people and playing Xbox instead of doing their Hobart. That's usually what teenagers arguing in favour of, but we're supposed to care about, their bottomless reservoir of moral rage, honest to God,

Sixteen urals ran the world the world even worse than it is right now his army to talk a little bit more about this column because it gets even more insane than that in just a second first will. Actually, let's just keep going with that. Ok, fine! So here is so so he continues like most people in middle age. I regard young people with suspicion. The young and the young it mind tend to be uncompromising, absolutist. They haven't yet faced life's heartless compromises in forfeitures its countless trials by boredom an ethical Kobayashi maroon, our glumly watch themselves do everything they ever disapproved of. I'm crept out by the increasing dogmatism and intolerance millennials on the left. I felt a generational divide. When up under me last year, when everyone under forty seem to agree. The danish shoots is painting of M until in his coffin should be removed, from the Whitney Biennial when I was young team, the natural order of things that conservatives were the prudent school to wanted books ban and exhibitions closed. While we liberals got to be the gadflies and economy, I know that whenever you disapprove of young people who are in the wrong, because you're gonna die and I'll get to write history, but I just can't help noticing the liberal side isn't much fun to be on anymore, yet

ready. He acknowledges the people on the left. A lot of votes on the left are not particularly tolerate, but then he continues yet this uprising of the young against the awesome, monolithic power of the- and our aim has reminded me that the flaws of youth, its ignorance, naivete and passionate minnetaki and idealism are also its strengths, hasten the fact that kids are dominant manikin, that they see things in black and white. That's that's! That's a strength. You see. Young people have only just learned that the world is an unfair hierarchy of cruelty and greed and still shocks and outrageous them. They don't understand how vast and interact The forces that have shaped this world really are men, still think they can change it. Revolutions have always been driven by the young, that's true and most revolutions and in chaos and bloody murder. Most revolutions, driven by young people and an absolute chaos, bloody murder. Hence the murder of hundreds of millions of people. In the case of communist revolutions, and because the french revolution they were the guillotine, they always eat the old bogies who think that their egging on the young Robespierre

upon the guillotine, just the same as the as the anti Jacobin who ended up on the gig deity, because Robespierre, the resolutions that have done pretty well in human history tend not to be led by people who are seventeen, and there is a disproportionate support for the Nazi Party among the young. The revolutions attended you pretty well, looking here, protect about the American Revolution are led by middle age. People, the average age of the declaration of Independence- I knees seiners rather was forty four, as the average age group. Signing. The declaration of independence are about a dozen people who sign who are under the age of thirty five, but life expectancy, and There is also a lot lower it, which is why the presidential age of limitation is at thirty five, because idea. Was that you're, a mature human being by thirty five, even a seventeen year old seventeen? Seventy six was probably the equivalent of a twenty five year old. Today, Of maturity and responsibility, but this guide him cried her than your times as ever since Columbine, almost twenty years ago, I've absorbed the news. Mass shootings than I can count with an alternating rage. The gradually scabbed over into a deadening cynicism to those

who have lived with the certain grim reality, our whole adult lives, the widening gap between the rich and the rest of us, the school erotic, influence and money on politics. The energy is unassailable coalition of greed and fear. They seem like facts of life as unalterable is death itself. Now you get the feeling. Let him creator has an agenda here in Meda Magenta Healy, like young people, will route that agenda. So, as I mentioned there, a bunch of young students virtually don't agree with that agenda. In fact, by poles, young people tend to be more in favour of gun rights than older people. Young people, people harm below the age of twenty five, to be more in favour of concealed. Carry that older people. But my my favorite thing here is: he gets to the end of this ridiculous essay and any starts. Basically, he starts basically lobbying for the young people to listen to him and then to build a statue of him. Some creator of the maritime says the students have parkland. I like veterans coming home from the bloody front of the inner, is de facto war on children. Again, I'm getting

Eric very sick of the notion that everybody who is in favour of gun rights is responsible for parkland. It's like right after Jeff, his ass nation in the entire left, decided that it was a bunch of southern Republican. Rednecks would Chacha hey, even those communist. This is a complete misread and we now have news that the parkland shooter was reporting to the authorities used reporting to his teachers that he's having dreams of shooting as fellow students and walking around dipped in their blood and the schools knew about it and they did nothing about it. In his report from real, clear investigations last week showing the Brower County schools had implemented new policies that are specifically designed to prevent the reporting of kids. Here than misdemeanor crimes, because they wanted to lower their crime stats and is the energies fault. But anyway, TIM cried or finishes up. He says my

such as an aging generation x or to millennials, and those coming after those go. Get us take us down all those cringing provincials who still think climate changes the hopes that being friends, gender as a fad, but it socialism means perches and re education camps rid the world of Oliver outmoded opinions, vestigial prejudices and rotten institutions, gender roles as disfiguring his foot binding the more abundant them pirates to sit to party system the sand Theory of capitalism, rip it all to the ground. I for one can't wait till we're goin. I just wish I could live to see the world without us. Oh, my god, just go awaited effort, I like going to take us down, and then he says I don't mean me, I mean everyone else. We now me me. I mean all those crazy republican conservatives who think things like socialism is bad and like sex. There are such things, biological sex- and that may be didn't have a government run. All our industries of climate change is truly amazing, but this is the vote. Signalling that's going on in the last mean that those that my goodness gender roles is disfiguring his foot binding. Ok, no one thinks that

men are being foot bound in western society k these savage theory of capitalism. That asked him credit ratings crappy columns, rather than mopping up a stall with his discarded drafts, as you probably should be doing. Discarded theory of capitalism is the only thing it separates him: credit from absolute pot, penury and poverty, considering the quality of his work. Ok we'll get to even worse, okay, so the editorial pages get even worse over the weekend, and I will explain why just second first say thank you to our sponsors over it. U s easier, so I'm sick of listening to idiots liked him cried or talk about why you law, abiding citizens would like yeah! He thinks you wanna go because Europe should show children turns out. You wanna protect your school children from bad people, which is why you wanna gun, protect your home to protect your family on a protector freedom good news for you. There is an organization called the: U S, IE eight years concealed carry association and right now they are giving you your absolute last chance to make your gun has come for the Eu S. Easy is getting ten of you, my lucky listeners, fifteen hundred dollars to buy an expensive new Kimber nineteen eleven tell him you will take home. Fifteen hundred bucks

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Revolution for uptown down capitalism. In general, we have had the left advocating in favour of eugenics. Of killing down's syndrome babies norm, and now we have leftist names named Elizabeth Brooding, who is advocating for socialism. So last week, as we talked about at length, she wrote an entire column advocating for socialism. She talked about how capitalism was deeply flawed, and terrible, and we have to ensure that socialism has another chance, and I sort of took that common part here on the programme also wrote a piece about it and she was very angry. That I wrote a piece about it: rotation got very mad that I wrote a piece in response to all of that in what is particularly man about. Is that it out that Venezuela Cuba's Soviet Union, North Korea, China. These are not good countries too, with these are terrible places and the socialists

a pretty long and bloody history, and I also pointed out you know like this particular way that a lot of the nordic countries lot of the scandinavian countries, all the other suppose it socialist paradises- are in fact largely either Mercantile S, meaning state sponsored capitalism or fully capitalist systems with heavy redistribution ism, if you're a socialist society that is basically to things that is full saint ownership of the distribution of resources and which means full state ownership of the means of production. Those are the two general principles of socialism that the state owns the distribution of resources and also that the state owned the means of production to the state decides how much people are paid. The state decides what resources you get the state redistribute as it sees fit. So a lot of scandinavian countries have a lot of redistribution isms they one half of socialism, but most of them have also have eastern

there's a private ownership, which is true in Denmark. It is true in Sweden, these are actually good places to do business if anything, that more work into west than they are socialist, because these are not places where they are redistributing all resources, inwardly, they're, not national every industry? Instead, there sponsoring in subsidizing, particular private industries, enlarge ways gets that fairly typical of these nordic system, so she's back and she's mad. So, firstly, starts offer column today, talking about how I, mean to her about how I straw man her. She says that I was arguing in bad faith and then she gives a two paragraph long description of what it means to argue in bad faith which, idiotic things. I was not arguing about faith. In fact, I think that her column was just bad. Read it. I wasn't it, I wasn't it I was taking. It was now strained creative astronomy. I just think original. Was bad shoes, particularly mad dimension. But the union Venezuela because she says how dare you suggested I want America become those places. Well, I never suggested that you actually wanted American become this places.

Any countries inner column you just capitalism, is bad and socialism is good, which means that I should probably examined some of the socialist countries that are out there. Here's what you write your at last, week. I wrote a poem arguing. The liberals concerned about ongoing failures in the american experiment should consider socialist remedies. That's not what Europe which actually road is the capitalism was bad, but she actually wrote the direct quote from her. Peace is that capitalism itself was inherently flawed. She she wrote quote: capitalism itself was sucking quote. Capitalism seems to be at odds with our mony. Is peaceful, stable liberalism of midcentury dreams gets direct quote it. That's not some aspects of capitalism. That's not. We should keep capitalism, but we should have a socialized healthcare system. That's capitalism itself should be discarded in favour of socialism says last week but a column arguing that liberals concern about ongoing failures in the american experiments should consider socialist remedies again. Not what you wrote should I knew there be quite a bit of disagreement, and I knew that most though, crucially, not all that wouldn't fold in bad faith. In the case of my column, this met many interlocutor

taking socialism to mean something along the lines of soviet com, Furthermore, the venezuelan system Genesis, genocides, calamities disasters and all Anybody actually believes and looting fertility and forms of socialism, nor for its most devastatingly element and variants. I said I wasn't. After all, if one genuinely thought of her was campaigning for. Genocide will surely wouldn't engage with someone so unreasonable, ok, now, she's, arguing that I set up. Men in reading her entire column on air, which I did last week. No, this is a strong man. No one claim that Elizabeth brawling once a bunch of communist genocide. Sure all over the world, but I am saying that if you are talking about socialism, some things have unintended side effects and socialism is one of those things you would be kind of ridiculous. Nor the results of socialist experiments elsewhere, just cause you didn't like the result is called the no true scotsmen fallacy they get to claim that it wasn't. Really, socialism is bad, crap happened after it. No, it was truly socialism and bad crap happened after it. The issue she may not have intended,

the citizens of that. I doubt that she or anyone else intended for these starving citizens of Venezuela to beating dog right now, but they are even if they, and intended to be adapted, who go job is one of his citizens, shooting dogs industries in eating them. But that's what they're doing, because that's what socialism brings so then she gets mad because I mentioned Some of these supposedly socialist paradises in nordic countries are not actually particularly socialists. Anxious I also suspended no. I wasn't recommending the United States to they'll come your rouge based on a particular thing they had preferring to Scandinavia. I hadn't named the nordic countries and my peace, but my opponents were quick to discard them from the conversation So let me get this straight is wrong for me to mention Venezuela in Cuba and its also wrong for me to mention the nordic countries so, which is it? Am I allow dimension like any countries that claim our socialist or now is a no? No country socialist, except Elizabeth burnings. Much says After all, these countries are inconvenient when arguing that Social is necessarily means mass murder and famine, and then she quotes meeting no Sweden, Denmark and socialist countries and has the delawares venture laundry apropos.

Nothing in his piece on my alleged Stalinism will know actually I'm dismissing them a socialist countries, because you're gonna talk about from socialism. You should talk about true socialism, not capitalist countries with some redistribution is tendencies. United States is a capitalist country with redistribution is tendencies issues its kind of pre emptive rebuttal, one supplies. Anyone knows what their put it means, but rather spend time attacking something else. What I'm happy to discuss the socialism, the supposed socialism of these countries and then what's funny, is that brooding doesn't discuss win or Denmark, which ignores Sweden and Denmark. The two examples that I packed in which Bernie Sanders usually uses right when he talks about socialism in such issues, is Norway. So, let's talk about, Norway is the only podcast. Today we're gonna hear lots of stuff about Norway. They're gonna hear lots of stuff that Norway, not just because there really good in Winter Olympics sports, but also because there are favorite of left wing. The left is arguing in favour of socialism. So here's what she says about Norway first, for she says that she's as first, I think it makes sense to think of socialism on Spectrum sort of gender riotously spectrum with some countries and policies being more or less socialist, rather than.

There, or is there to say, for example, that single parent single pair healthcare is a more socialist policy than private market based health care, but that doesn't mean that single parents, the most socialist healthcare policy one, could dream up, nor that any country that uses such a system is de facto socialist along these axes. We can German. Whether policies are more or less socialist, ok, there's a fair argument is also not the argument she was making she's not making the argument. We ought to have more socialist what healthcare system in lots of people made that argument and ethics I think that argument is wrong. She was arguing that capitalism wholesale should be jumped at very different argument, but let's take her New argument was pretend that this is the original argument, maidens and outlying, and what's ignore the fact that she's threatening herself, rather, she actually is pretending that she wrote something she didn't, but we're gonna get to her new favorites paradise. Ter Socialist Paradise, Norway, but for for you to get all of the scoop

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well considered at least a quasi communist state by many on thirty two percent. Its national wealth, ignore a government ensemble about a third of the stock market, along with seventy percent of business. Seventy businesses valid it almost ninety sense of the nation's gdp. Taken together. This means the people of the nordic states have come a long way towards democratizing ownership, dispersing wealth, mooring inequality in placing workers lives under their own control, in other words the social Some of the nordic states seems pretty close to the kind of socialism that I wrote would satisfy me. Well that actually isn't what Europa now you're writing it. So we'll take your argument now and pretending eroded before. Ok, let's talk about Norway Cell, a few things about Norway. First, Norway has no people Norway is five point: six million people the account, LOS Angeles is three point: nine million people- and there are no people in Norway, so it's kind of easier to do redistribution. When you have no people and also in enormous oil industry, the oil industry, which was nationalized, understand oil in Norway and the nineteen sixty is heavy oil three is responsible for fully twenty two percent,

the GDP of Norway. They trillion dollars state fund that is completely funded by oil wealth and sixty seven percent of all Sport from Norway are an oil and natural gas, so it's more like you, the narrow member, then, is like the United States, where it's a giant oil plutocracy. In which everyone is employed crap because you have five people and lots of oil. It's a lot like EU aid and, in fact, when you look at countries by by GDP per capita, what you see is that this is not uncommon. Re gdp per capita ro according to the according to the view, according to our our friends over a doctor Wikipedia its countries like it, echo is the number one country gdp per capita, because gin oil emirate writes a hundred one thousand hours per person now. Would you rather live their United Arab Emirates ready sixty eight thousand dollars per person, the United States, fifty nine thousand dollars per person? Where would you rather live? The answer is the united because we have this thing, called freedom. It turns out that when you give a lot of power to the government, then some They can give you a lot of money based on the export of oil, but it's hard to actually

have freedom to rise in these societies in the oil into We represent approximately twenty percent of Norway's GDP two thirds of their exports and pays for thirty. Six percent of the national governments revenue so is because oil they're allowed to survive. The extent of their government holdings. The government also seized all german own stocks after World war, two after World war to Norway, just seized of stocks and they nationalism, which explains the state high levels of ownership in the stock market. But does this, the state runs the businesses for the benefit of workers. Do they run the bin that's it. They run the businesses in full marxist fashion, where they're just deciding based on the women. Didn't workers vote. No the stockholders vote. They in fact Norway, insist that all of its business run away. To the whims of stockholders and all stakeholders must be chosen equally. In fact, in Norway State on industries. Do something doesn't happen and United States State owned the streets in the United in Norway can actually go bankrupt. That's actually happened before so the state actually operates more like Moroccans was eighteenth century Britain. With regard to, for example,

did the royal trading companies. Then it does like than it does lead. The Soviet Union or Cuba, or along Marx's lines, and Norway's relative friendly business climate for people who are looking to set up a business heritage foundation the twenty third world, the United States ranks bout. Eighteenth and again, it is important to recognise that also the redistribution is tendencies of Norway and its workable economy are partially. All the people who live There- Kate, cultural matters, why has a different culture? In fact, Norway's culture is pretty easy to spot, and I can tell when Norway has a different culture as opposed to other countries number one there. No diversity in Norway can nor only thirteen percent of people who live in Norway, emigrants and only fifteen per six point. Six percent of the population are immigrants, are children of immigrants they thirty troopers. The population of Norway has a higher education great. So

If we compare Norway to the United States, you ought to compare apples apples. So how do we do that? We compare Norwegians in Norway with Norwegians in the United States, and here's a very little fat Norwegians in the United States earn more. The Norwegians in Norway is also true of danish folks, in the United States and swedish Americans by Danish Mary, since, according to numerous and Angie she says- or he says rather Danish Americans have a fifty five percent higher the standard mundane themselves. Swedish Americans have a fifty three percent higher living standard than swedes. The gap is even greater. Fifty nine percent between Finnish Americans and Finns. So if you come over here from home country of Norway do better in the United States than you are doing in Norway, even more regions emit norwegian Americans, you don't have the oil, while the redistribution of oil wealth of Norway, everything percent higher living standard and their cousins overseas, so that statistic about higher per capita gdp, it doesn't make much difference, as you would think. Ok do. Norway has about seventy one thousand hours per year per capita fifty nine days. Five hundred in the United States, but again

that's you. Don't oil wealth and tat personal income tax rate in Norway is forty. Eight percent. The corporate tax rate is twenty five percent, the tax burden in It represents thirty eight point: one percent of total domestic income compared to twenty six percent in the United States government Bending amounts to forty eight point: six percent of GDP on GDP compared to thirty eight percent in the United States, and it is super expense, since eleven Norway isn't the thing that people neglect about. The socialist Swedish honourable Norway are all these countries. The nordic countries is really exe to live there, a haircut can cost you fifty bucks in Norway. Now I may pay fifty bucks for a haircut, but that's because I'm a professional personal, television and there is no super cuts for eight dollars. Norway is the second most expensive country to buy food in Europe, which means it is the second most expensive country to buy food on planet earth. It is the most expensive country by alcohol and tobacco vehicles cost forty to fifty and more in Norway than they do. In the United States, food costs like sixty per, more than it does in the United States and by the way there

running out of money, despite all of this, the olive oil wealth, they are real I think that eventually oil wealth will run out and that's why they get a conservative government, not a liberal government, a conservative government, two thousand thirteen and re elected government in two thousand- seventeen Norway, maybe more socialistic than the United States, but it is certainly not a paradise, and the notion that we are going to base all of this then we're gonna become. Norway is just so ignorant on every level that The renewal Nera I have to mention the recent Elizabeth Burdick spit out. Norway's posted Denmark, Sweden, is that she recognized this kind of right on Denmark in Sweden's. She picked another country to talk about. Ok, so meanwhile, President Trump, over the weekend had another one of his another one of the speeches- and this each was a wild who'd nanny. I mean a wild who'd nanny, so the present in the United States let off explaining what has twenty twenty slogan. It would be when we start running in. Can you believe it? Two years from now is going to be

Keep your great exclamation point, keep a taxpayer major analogy. Exclamation point is: gonna, keep Amerika great explanation, because America was in great before tromp was elected, but now it's great, and so we need to keep a great, ok Verona got a nose for marketing. Can't can't really blame on that one the West will go predictably knots overall, that that wasn't what made the headlines that will really made the headlines that trunk decided to go after a bunch of other. Local figures are one of those political figures he decided to go after was, of course, Maxine Waters. A matching war This is indeed a non intelligent person. Now we ve talked about Massey theres many times on the show before in waters, someone who's called LOS Angeles riots, the allay uprising, the LOS Angeles rise, where an uprising. It was a bunch of people in inner city. South central burning down Intercity South Central is none uprising. It was a riot Maxine water. Seventy thousand for Fanny mainframes we're doing just fine. She tried to get a bail out for

those will, I believe, is her husbands or her brothers Bank, one united, Clean waters is not a I you can watch. Listen. I've been very clear that I don't think the Trump is exactly five. Better kappa regular relating politicians are not all that smart, we imagine, it's not my person from says this now and people racist Maxine Waters, a very low. I Q individual, never you ever seen a overseer? We will have We will have a breath, but then don't anything wrong it doesn't We will impeach she's a low iq, individual Some people call them races because using some errands John five road from the Obama campaign, whose now I'm positive America. All this is racist. He went to a white rural part of Pennsylvania. He's had a black person stupid bats, racist entrances. Lots of people are stupid, maybe watch this guy he's called he's how people Lloyd you before he's, as people are stupid on a regular basis is not here

and also matching waters is kind of done me. I just putting it out there like there are lots of. There are lots of black legislators we're not done Koala Harris's smart person? Barack Obama was an intelligent person, Corey Booker for as much that. Just like him is a relatively small person adding waters is Dumdum Maxine waters of root loop, and so from calling are calling our Dumdum is, is just that that is not racist then he attacked the media, because this is what role does ones. He gets going, it's a comedy routine, and so it goes after Chuck. Todd in rather however language here here, a hearing of never see the story, we're on its name, Jeanne. Ninety nine! I'm on meat. The press show now, headed by sea, baby eyes. Chuck Todd he's a son of a gets weird since our town apparent he's asleep I'd, as so be, which is which is pretty spectacular and then Chuck tied respond again. Here's the thing, Bertram is this stuff. The president should be saying

no, of course not. I don't remember George Washington and calling Thomas Jefferson sleepy I'd sentiment like that was not thousand. Thing like Abraham Lincoln was you know that Jefferson Davis, that sleepy I'd son of a bitch they haven't you, it wasn't thing, let alone. Where's the media, but nay it's a thing from does we're all used to it by now. But what makes it ridiculous is that people in them, are still trying to school marm him. So what they really should say is less in the presence of the United States. We understand each other. Have time out there in the approval ratings, but in our not appropriate language, but instead they decide to go completely over the top up as It's been called every name of the book by pretty much everyone, I mean there's a full up ad in the New York Times like not that long ago. What was four months ago, by by a particular colonist, since thing that I was not as courageous, I think I am then sort of a coward in some way that columnist and irregular correspond now. Ok, so I like. So this is the fact that you know that

people are mean to members the media in the members media can't take it. There are some pretty skin members of the media is chuck. Choctaws responds. After all of this, many people, including myself, raised their kids to respect the office of the presidency in the press, the United States, when he's as vulgarity, to talk about individuals, what are they supposed to tell their kids? What do you suppose I had you? Not I don't like it he's a jerk Rather I, my kids and I get asked me in my daughter, Avenue People mean you dad, I would say, because their jerks the conversation. This is our school farming in all of this commission. With the leftist radicalism. This is going to hurt trump. In fact, all of it is probably going to help Trump ok. So I now I want to discuss the latest on from it North Korea and another s. President, from at this early in Pennsylvania. I he came out and discussed his upcoming meeting with control into last Friday sort of flip flop. There is, there is a statement that one preconditions to me: can you alone he might that be

Interim North Korea that he only wanted to meet with him. If there are certain conditions met in the White House walked back, and so we don't want preconditions. A lot of this is about faith in himself as a negotiator. A lot of this is Trump things that he can walk in then get deals die now. This is completely ignorant. Ok, Trump is not a great negotiator. The last time you negotiating the deal. It was indeed that involves Nancy Pelosi and Chuck were walking in the budget and walking out with exactly what they wanted, but from things, negotiator, and so here he is talking in Israeli, about meat with Kim's alone. He says I'm the only guy who can make the steel happen. They are now that is not going to send missiles up anymore, mortal through the meetings or think You know we were losing. We get a lot of missile said, I wouldn't say and was thrilled missiles flying over Japan, the very happy with what I'm doing and who else could do it, honestly, when you think they're, not gonna, send missiles. Think of it. Ok! So again,

if this is the big concession and they're not gonna fire missiles for like six weeks until they meet that's, not a concession, and who else can do it? Anyone Jimmy Carter could do it bill. What he could do it George W Bush, don't go meet with bad guys that preconditions is not all that hard. I don't have. Faith in trumps negotiation skills with regard to the North Koreans. I really don't I don't think it's gonna walk in the room and then come out of the room with a big deal from the North Koreans. I explained why last week, but that said it is funding to watch people on the left fulminate over this Ben roads, particularly Ben roads, is the worst human being Ben roads. They, the former national security adviser, to try to two Obama, whose entire job description before that consistent writing unpublished, novels from Brooklyn Apartment hands up, be In the end, the instigator of the Iranian allowing the United States, basically surrender regional sovereignty to IRAN curious tunnel Trump over them.

Gray meeting Ellison I'm not favour the north premium, but I'm not gonna, hear from idiots like then roads will. The concern I have is look. This is not a real estate dealer. Reality show when you're in a negotiation with something as complex as withdrew a nuclear programme and a situation that is volatile as Ukraine can answer. You need diplomats, so advice. One is don't, however, the State department they have known bastard. I saw the person who is in charge of North Korea. Negotiations is, at the same parliament. So one get the professionals in the room to put together a strategy or hey mean the professionals in the room, like the people you sent in, to give a billion dollars in cash to the re and lay that those people like on palates. And the people who reasons in the room to give the Iranians everything they could ever everyone, including regional, troll over large swathes of Iraq and Syria and Lebanon, those people and I'm not in favour of promoting their own things, can do any better. Nobody on North Korea, but I do think that the there that Obama people Tut Tut from for doing exactly the same thing Obama would have done is

Riddick, Ellison, crazy, ok time for some things I like and then some things I hate and will do a quick federalist paper. So things that I like so speaking of journalism. Since we gonna talk a little bit about socialism for the educational. The burning over the Washington Post. Ok, there's a great book called the roads Wigan Peer by George Orwell as well. Our three? This is one of Orwell's lesser, I d lesser read, books actually and the basic book was about socialism in Britain, and so the first half of the book is about mass. Employment in in north of England and the poverty that he sees there Second half the book is about how state control is not the answer, and that's one of the things that really interesting Orwell's Orwell certainly saw. What was dry so much of the IRA against capitalism. He also recognise the dangers of socialism one of his books that that I love very much as is homage. Take Catalonia, which is is total,

worth. Reading out of the book stated that he wrote that are non fictional, actually, better books then than the books, the Euro, their affection. I sell check out homage. Catalonia should also check out the road to Wigan Peer. Both of those are our really fascinating, but somewhat with rain plus he's just a great writer. His writing really leaps off the page. There's something classic books, it don't read like classics and I was really do. Ok time for what you know it lets you a bunch of things I hate which it head on a bunch of crap. Today we re, so o j can know. J had confession like an if I did a confession, that is, for ten years ago. Remember when this first can actually fifteen years ago now- and there is such hubbub because before and why should oj be getting tv time to basically confessed programme? We all know he did or finally, that tape came out it was broadcast yesterday on Fox years what it looked like this guy kind of got into a karate thing, and I suppose you think you'll get my memory grab a knife. I do remember their portion taken a knife and Charlie and of bananas,

Did. I remember the exact I'm standing as our continent. Around. What kind of stuff but and stop now I hate to say I'm in the back of it still in the back of the trunk, and I can't believe what I'm saying is as everything we go by ETA sections. It was like where these people get the time and make these signs go o j of seven. What was strange as it is, is, I admit I was been depicted as a future on a radio but for decided on roads. It was more people chair. I just remember. And into the radio which it was their rather save my life, because he said that Oj Diana history, police were at their house all time, eight or nine times that that was the first time we're gonna, walk up man, that's what this? about me was easy. This is

they were. They met these interviews, the interviewer sitting there going way what's going on now, so there's OJ basically confessing a martyr. Yes course OJ murdered his Ex wife as well as Ronald Goldman. Of course he murdered those people and of course it was during vacation, and the fact that the polls show that a large percentage of black folks in America at the time of the ocean Rouse thought that he was innocent. Just shows that human is generally not just black folks. Human beings generally have an enormous capacity for cognitive fail, you're right, I'm time about failure to to accept cognitive dissonance that you, you don't like they. They did the racial politics, may not be what you like, but of regions and didn't vacuum his ex wife interest. When in evidence, eminent soldier was guilty. Obviously, ok, other things that I hate soap, opera, win free, just calls me she just called me and now. She's she's, just kind of making overtures for maybe I'll run by favorite thing is that she said that if God was to run that maybe she'll run now. I like it one of the viewer very angry at my pants. Whenever he talked about God, talk nimble, an opera says it. Suddenly, there is an actual pipeline to today,

here is the Oprah Winfrey talking about them- you heard of her head of fake religious nonsense it her spiritual, but not religious nonsense. Just drive nippewa here she was talk, to to the audience about how to survive. America be a warrior of the light. I think I have to just say we for everybody is feed hang yourself on the hysteria. And the negativity fog you gotta stay in the light, but one of the reasons why I was so excited is about a wrinkle in time, because the message is that the darkness is spreading so fast. These days, you must become a warrior of the light hey. I need to know what that means. I don't even know what that means. You got to be a warrior's way. Okay, what are you even talking about going to get even bigger and more done, because he this one last week- and I really want to play- and I just forgot about it- this is where she's talking. To a young girl. What her advice, young girls, is the most subject. This nonsense. I e a hair. She goes at that advice for girls who look like you and for girls who

don't because the advice is really the same, but the highest honour on earth that you will ever have is the of being yourself and your only job in the world is to figure and that's what this movie is about. You only job in the world. People think your job is to get up and go and raise money and take care of your family's us enough that that's legation that you have, but you only new job is a human being, is to discuss Why you can't ok. This is the most subjective, nonsense, postmodernism, crap cave you're, only travel. The world is to discover yourself. Be yourself, my baby just did it? Ok, This is your job in the world is to better yourself your job in the it is to be moral. Theirs, demands that are made upon you by God and natures it by nature, natures, God, God it's your job to fulfil, Things are obligations exist outside of you. Your obligations are not only to yourself, man, if you believe, that all of morality can be found within you and that all of all you have to do is fulfil what you feel and then everything will be great

This is how you end up with a solemn, cystic, nihilistic society where no one has anything common, because we all have our own mission in the world and its missions often conflict with one another, but we're the only people in the end really matter. I hate this stuff more than I can tell you this new, though, is this new vo garbage? Just me: ok, fine! Now federalist paper nominating good news. This will take me thirty seconds because it's very bids very historical waste better, paper so that this paper number nineteen Alexander Hamilton James Madison. Writing they consider talking about why the articles of the there still considering about why the article in the confederation we're intervene, to preserve the union. They give a couple of examples as to why Loose Confederation's have failed in the past export situations of Germany, Pre Bismarck, obviously living pre Bismarck and and the public. Consideration and the swiss confederation. In short, story short essentially say: all of these places have made them vulnerable to foreign invasion and then from severe internal warfare as well, and that we need a stronger, centralized government both done with Federalist,

nineteen in thirty seconds left so less. So we will be back here tomorrow. Breakdown of everything is going on apparently present from proposing a new quasi gonna country Early something do parkland will analyze it in all its details. Adventure of this event brush up. The venture bureau show is produced by math. Is lover: executive producer, Jeremy, boring senior producer, Jonathan, hey our technical producers, often Stevens edited by outside Goro Adios, mixed by, like Carmona Heron, make up his by just while there