MeaTLoTioNJust started watching #Triggernometry latest video, and they're saying all the things I've thought for ages. I hope this information gets spread far and wide.
I wonder, if it reaches enough people, will it start some kind of civil war? 😅
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Nicholas Saunders[TRIGGERnometry] "There is No Genocide, No Apartheid, No Occupation" - Natasha Hausdorff #triggernometry
https://podcastaddict.com/triggernometry/episode/179296473 via @PodcastAddict
Not sure when I'll have an opportunity to listen through, but I usually find her quite insightful. For example, she pushed back in a public hearing against a Lord with regards to parsing the ICJ, to be later backed up by the president of the ICJ court who wrote that decision.
She has a bias, obviously, but has the positive attribute of making a coherent argument.
#genocide #antizionism #antisemitism #sapirwhorfhypothesis #CognitiveDissonace #rhetoric #uklfi #apartheid #icj #icc #thehague
TRIGGERnometry - "There is No Genocide, No Apartheid, No Occupation" - Natasha Hausdorff - Podcast Addict
Listen to TRIGGERnometry - "There is No Genocide, No Apartheid, No Occupation" - Natasha Hausdorff by TRIGGERnometry on Podcast Addict. Natasha Hausdorff is a barrister in London and a Director of UK Lawyers for Israel. She holds law degrees from Oxford and Tel Aviv Universities and was a Fellow in the National Security Law Programme at Columbia Law School. Natasha previously worked for Skadden Arps, in London and Brussels and clerked for the President of the Israeli Supreme Court, Chief Justice Miriam Naor, in Jer
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Centre for Independent Studies
🔹Konstantin Kisin | What makes the West great🔹
What happens when you ship a bunch of criminals to a barren country filled with venomous creatures? A country #KonstantinKisin thinks is doing a few things right, but also has a lot at stake
#KonstantinKisin is a British-Russian comedian, co-host of the massively popular #Triggernometry #Podcast and author of "An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West" ⏩
https://youtu.be/rJweuG89hPw?feature=share #Democracy #Ukraine #News
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Beware, there's some #transphobic cunt called #GrahamLinehan (creator of 'Father Ted' or whatever) who was interviewed by some conservative channel (seems like it is. I didn't feel like wasting too much time on it) called #Triggernometry recently, moaning about how he was 'backstabbed' by the #comedyindustry.
He's also been interviewed by #BBCNewsNight who at least challenged his hateful #antitrans stupidity.
Like most hyperbolic #farright idiots, he's a so-called 'victim' of the #wokerati
#FuckGrahamLinehan
#genderaffirmingcare
#transphobia
#hatespeech
#pubertyblockers
tripuI’m so done listening to #CurtisYarvin, aka #MenciusMoldbug. (Last time: #Triggernometry #podcast.) Don’t let me ever read or hear from him again.
I’ve given him enough opportunities already to defend his views and proposals, but specific ideas and policy proposals he has zero. There’s a limit to how much hand-waving one can do and historical anecdotes one can point to before coming back down to earth and to actual reforms.
It’s not that he’s sometimes dog-whistling, it’s that dog-whistling is all he does, devoid of any content.
Stop slipping away, stick your neck out, and answer direct questions. Here’s a good heuristic for him and his followers: if straight answers to specific issues sound absurd or alarming (dictatorship? racial hierarchies? state surveillance? empire?), there’s a non-negligible probability that your ideas are wrong.
It’s 2023 and I’m astonished that so many intelligent religious people still make the bogus argument “without a #god there is no #morality” (or priorities, or goals).
Just this last week, on the #Triggernometry #podcast:
“Even the things you believe in, only make sense if there’s a God. The only leap of faith I ever took was to say: ‘it’s better to give a beggar bread than it is to torture a child to death’. You can’t make that case without God. That case, once you believe that, you believe in God.”
“As Western civilization becomes increasingly individualistic and anti-religious, […] that bleeds over into a secular world that was living off sort of the fumes of a religious society. But as those fumes dissipate, you end up with: ‘what do I do this morning?’ ‘how do I get up?’ ‘what is the moral obligation?’ ‘what’s in it for me?’ […] What makes you do the thing you don’t want to do? […] It’s three o’clock in the morning, your kid took a dump and now you have to change the diaper: what makes you get up, as opposed to just turning over and saying: ‘you deal with it, I’m going back to sleep’?”
