It may be a cliché to say, but it remains true-for most Jews around the world, October 7th triggered something deep within us, affecting our brain, nervous system, and perhaps even our very DNA. It profoundly altered the way we experience the world.
@@jake8855 Nothing says moral superiority like justifying terrorism rather than condemning it. When Jews exist, it’s ‘forcing action against them,’ but when others attack Jews, it’s ‘understandable’? Your moral compass is broken.
I'm glad you made this video, I can remember when I was homeless and facing a lot in life until $75,000 bi-weekly started coming in and my life went from being a homeless person to a different person with good things to offer. ❤️
It's useful to know what other people that share the world with us think, even if we don't entirely agree with them. Watching videos is not exclusevely about entertainment or confirmation bias. Pathetic that a grown adult as you cannot comprehend that concept.
Andrew Klavan from the Daily Wire said that growing up, his father referred to their generation as the "holiday Jews", since they were on vacation from history.
The word liberal comes from līberālis (liberty, freedom). “World order“ is the opposite of this. Why would we think that small groups of transnational bureaucrats would make anyone more free, or handle 8 billion people‘s separate interests more effectively than local governments, or better yet, no government absent actual harm.
The things human beings have achieved, from an organizational point of view, are too complex to continue running without some sort of government. Any agency created for a specific purpose is a way to streamline action and communication, essentially a division of labor. You can criticize current governments, agencies, the ways that any of these are run, but to suggest that countries can continue to function at today’s level with only local government or no government at all is a very naive and uneducated take. Take for example the coordination it takes to create a global flight system. That is not something thousands of local governments all over the world can coordinate, not to mention how much more expensive that would be if they tried
@ It’s easy to assume that complex systems require management like government in order to coordinate. But the opposite is often true. Much like murmurations of birds or fish, individuals interacting with each other can seem to be planned, but they’re not (at least not singularly at a high level). The planning is distributed amongst millions or billions of participants. As you may be aware, the concept is called Emergent Order. Centralizing control to smaller and more distant groups of governors, increasingly invites authoritarian inefficiencies and abuse. Even if such limited and remote governing bodies are comprised entirely of geniuses and saints, they’d suffer from what FA Hayek would call the Knowledge Problem. They don’t know as much as the billions of participants do, distributed amongst themselves. This is not an argument against the rule of law. Ethical law stems from a need to mitigate harm. When there is no harm (voluntary trade, for example), no external law is required, or ethical. Ever more centralized governing structures inevitably become ever more abusive and stultifying.
@@laurenc8387 It’s easy to assume that complex systems require management like government in order to coordinate. But the opposite is often true. Much like murmurations of birds or fish, individuals interacting with each other can seem to be planned, but they’re not (at least not singularly at a high level). The planning is distributed amongst millions or billions of participants. As you may be aware, the concept is called Emergent Order. Centralizing control to smaller and more distant groups of governors, increasingly invites authoritarian inefficiencies and abuse. Even if such limited and remote governing bodies are comprised entirely of geniuses and saints, they’d suffer from what FA Hayek would call the Knowledge Problem. They don’t know as much as the billions of participants do, distributed amongst themselves. This is not an argument against the rule of law. Ethical law stems from a need to mitigate harm. When there is no harm (voluntary trade, for example), no external law is required, or ethical. Ever more centralized governing structures inevitably become ever more abusive and stultifying.
Simon pontificating about how few young men would want to fight for their country today of course has done absolutely zero fighting for anything himself.
What is this guy on about? The "70 year peace"? Where has he been living? Has he forgotten - Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, Afganistan? even the cold war? I live in Israel and there is yet to be a decade without a war or serious conflict... Is he talking about American Jews who weren't conscripted? I'm really struggling here but I think his approach is extremely ignorant and/or self-centered....
I could not agree with you more! As a historian, all I could think was, “What is this rubbish?” He seems completely oblivious to the macro-historic themes of empire.
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unfortunately no, however remember the case of the disturbing text messages of 4 Columbia deans: Josef Sorett, Susan Chang-Kim, Cristen Kromm, and Matthew Patashnick (May 31, 2024). They were eventually put on leave (June 22, 2024) and at least 3 resigned (Aug.).
What holiday? The "holiday" of over 1100 terrorist attacks between 2000 and oct 6 2023 killing over 1500 people? That holdiay? The holiday of hundreds of rockets being fired at their land and cities every year? That holiday? Or are you talking about the kind of holiday Australlians like you have experienced for the past 80 years? The kind of "holiday" Israel can only dream of.
The concept of "liberal democracy" is centuries old, comes from Europe (where "liberal" means economically liberal, i.e. libertarian-leaning), and has nothing at all to do with American so-called "liberals". Your protest is like decrying "The Revolution of the Atom" for being pinko propaganda ;-)
Vietnam, Desert Storm, Korean War, and War on Terror were very tiny and insignificant conflicts that did very little to shape the world. WW2 was the last true geopolitWar. And philosophical war.
The safety and prosperity of residents of the Western world and most of its allies since WWII is an unprecedented anomalous 80 years in American history.
@@diannemcbeth7428 I did consider his ideas..and came to the conclusion he is full of nonsense. I do not see the point in fleshing out my view because half the time on this channel I get shadowbanned and that makes it a waste of my time to put in the effort. "dialogue matters" indeed but it requieres one is heard/read. But here is one thing right at the beginning..the idea that these socalled 80 years of peace ( btw ignoring several wars even if you'd just be talking europe) are unprecedented in history is of course factually incorrect. If he considers past 80 years peace in spite of the cold war, the conflict in Kosovo, Algerian war which involved France, First Indochina war also France, The war in 1962 Portugal was involved in, the Troubles in Norther Ireland between Britain and Ireland, Falkland war between britain and Argentina, First Gulf war with both Britain and France being engaged in,10 day war in Slovenia, Bosnian war, War in Afhanistan with Britain, Germany and Italy engaged..if he considers that still a period of peace...there have been previous period that long or longer of such peace. Pax Romana springs to mind for instance. The guy is talking from not just westerncentric worldview but Britishcentric worldview and even then..as I just showed he is full of nonsense. That is just two reasons why I said what I said..the ignoring of loads of wars involving European nations and the complete Britishcentered worldview> And to think I didn't even get into every not very peaceful behavior the US engaged in!
Reddy… it doesn’t make sense to you because most likely you don’t know the history and don’t have ‘skin in the game’. I would recommend you reading Simon’s book Jerusalem and then try to comment.
A lot of presumptions you seem to be making there. How much do you know of reddragonready? Certainly you did not read that reply as that was clear and substantiated on some of the reasons why simon was described as being full of nonsense none were related to israel or jerusale@@kstatinet-wk2gh
@@kstatinet-wk2gh netty..I stopped listening before he got to any thing about Jerusalem because before that he had already shown to not be clear on historical facts..as I have demonstrated in my reply to the other reaction. So what is your real name? I had no idea we know eachother? Seeing as you seem to know me so we...oh wait..you just went around presuming a lot of thing and showing yourself to be as full of nonsense as your idol Simon here. fyi..I lived in israel for 2 years ( has priviliged Simon?) and walked the actual streets of the old city in Jerusalem. I am also 100% zionist, I have people I love living in israel. So, when it comes to that subject..yes, I have "skin in the game"..hell, I visited my friends during the second Gulf war..even Israeli airport security looked surprised when I stated the purpose of my visit was a holiday, visiting friends. So kindly learn a lesson from this regarding presuming things about people you don't know
Neither was the identity group that conceived and indoctrinated the anti enlightenment, anti-western Far-Left extremism. The Frankfurt School, for instance. The irony is off the scale.
It may be a cliché to say, but it remains true-for most Jews around the world, October 7th triggered something deep within us, affecting our brain, nervous system, and perhaps even our very DNA. It profoundly altered the way we experience the world.
Maybe learn why you keep forcing people to take action against you.
@@jake8855 Maybe stop trying to justify the scum of humanity who hate Jews
@@jake8855 Nothing says moral superiority like justifying terrorism rather than condemning it. When Jews exist, it’s ‘forcing action against them,’ but when others attack Jews, it’s ‘understandable’? Your moral compass is broken.
@@jake8855 They elected terrorists. You are a terrorist sympathizer. Maybe learn about the history of Israel before you open your mouth.
@@jake8855 They elected terrorists. Maybe learn about the history of Israel before you open your mouth.
I'm glad you made this video, I can remember when I was homeless and facing a lot in life until $75,000 bi-weekly started coming in and my life went from being a homeless person to a different person with good things to offer. ❤️
That's lovely 🌹 if I may ask, How did you come up with so much biweekly?
It's (Roberta Ann Caudill) doing she's changed my life. A BROKER- like her is what you need.
$_700k and yet still counting on Roberta Ann Caudill is the kind of person one needs in his or her life to be honest❤️❤️❤️>>>>
Wow 😱Wow 😱 her too
Miss Roberta Ann Caudill is a remarkable individual whom has brought immense positivity and inspiration into my life.
Would love to reach out to her
His book Jerusalem is a must to read. Highly recommend.
National populism over unelected bureaucrat-run globalism.
what good timing as I have literally just purchased his beautiful Folio Society hardback of 'Stalin the court of the Red Tzar'
I always find all the hate-watchers so strange. Are you all paid to watch videos you don't like? Or do you just like to torture yourselves?
It's useful to know what other people that share the world with us think, even if we don't entirely agree with them. Watching videos is not exclusevely about entertainment or confirmation bias. Pathetic that a grown adult as you cannot comprehend that concept.
@@buzinaocaraer…pot calling the kettle black! Have you heard yourself?
Andrew Klavan from the Daily Wire said that growing up, his father referred to their generation as the "holiday Jews", since they were on vacation from history.
4:00 No, it's not the "Right and Left." It's the Left.
The word liberal comes from līberālis (liberty, freedom). “World order“ is the opposite of this.
Why would we think that small groups of transnational bureaucrats would make anyone more free, or handle 8 billion people‘s separate interests more effectively than local governments, or better yet, no government absent actual harm.
The things human beings have achieved, from an organizational point of view, are too complex to continue running without some sort of government. Any agency created for a specific purpose is a way to streamline action and communication, essentially a division of labor. You can criticize current governments, agencies, the ways that any of these are run, but to suggest that countries can continue to function at today’s level with only local government or no government at all is a very naive and uneducated take. Take for example the coordination it takes to create a global flight system. That is not something thousands of local governments all over the world can coordinate, not to mention how much more expensive that would be if they tried
@ It’s easy to assume that complex systems require management like government in order to coordinate. But the opposite is often true.
Much like murmurations of birds or fish, individuals interacting with each other can seem to be planned, but they’re not (at least not singularly at a high level). The planning is distributed amongst millions or billions of participants. As you may be aware, the concept is called Emergent Order.
Centralizing control to smaller and more distant groups of governors, increasingly invites authoritarian inefficiencies and abuse. Even if such limited and remote governing bodies are comprised entirely of geniuses and saints, they’d suffer from what FA Hayek would call the Knowledge Problem. They don’t know as much as the billions of participants do, distributed amongst themselves.
This is not an argument against the rule of law. Ethical law stems from a need to mitigate harm. When there is no harm (voluntary trade, for example), no external law is required, or ethical.
Ever more centralized governing structures inevitably become ever more abusive and stultifying.
@@laurenc8387I posted a response. It was deleted. Not sure why. I guess my response will have to be imagined as an exercise for the reader.
@@laurenc8387 It’s easy to assume that complex systems require management like government in order to coordinate. But the opposite is often true.
Much like murmurations of birds or fish, individuals interacting with each other can seem to be planned, but they’re not (at least not singularly at a high level). The planning is distributed amongst millions or billions of participants. As you may be aware, the concept is called Emergent Order.
Centralizing control to smaller and more distant groups of governors, increasingly invites authoritarian inefficiencies and abuse. Even if such limited and remote governing bodies are comprised entirely of geniuses and saints, they’d suffer from what FA Hayek would call the Knowledge Problem. They don’t know as much as the billions of participants do, distributed amongst themselves.
This is not an argument against the rule of law. Ethical law stems from a need to mitigate harm. When there is no harm (voluntary trade, for example), no external law is required, or ethical.
Ever more centralized governing structures inevitably become ever more abusive and stultifying.
@@laurenc8387 Are they naive and uneducated? Or are you unimaginative, arrogant, and rude?
you only post full episodes on Spotify? what do you have against TH-cam? even if you just posted the audio here I would be happy 🙏
Simon pontificating about how few young men would want to fight for their country today of course has done absolutely zero fighting for anything himself.
Sadly, our democracy has been sold off.
What is this guy on about? The "70 year peace"? Where has he been living? Has he forgotten - Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, Afganistan? even the cold war?
I live in Israel and there is yet to be a decade without a war or serious conflict... Is he talking about American Jews who weren't conscripted? I'm really struggling here but I think his approach is extremely ignorant and/or self-centered....
I could not agree with you more! As a historian, all I could think was, “What is this rubbish?” He seems completely oblivious to the macro-historic themes of empire.
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How is having a border a flaw?
Irony detector on, pls.
Great post! Can anyone suggest where to find a list of those professors he’s referencing?
Follow Qatar money...
unfortunately no, however remember the case of the disturbing text messages of 4 Columbia deans: Josef Sorett, Susan Chang-Kim, Cristen Kromm, and Matthew Patashnick (May 31, 2024). They were eventually put on leave (June 22, 2024) and at least 3 resigned (Aug.).
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Get Jordan Peterson on He will nail the phycological crisis
Oh pu-lease get away with that mediocre "intellectual " hero for the stupidest western generation mankind produced so far
The holiday is over for Israel
Israel's never had a holiday from bullshit.
What holiday? The "holiday" of over 1100 terrorist attacks between 2000 and oct 6 2023 killing over 1500 people? That holdiay? The holiday of hundreds of rockets being fired at their land and cities every year? That holiday? Or are you talking about the kind of holiday Australlians like you have experienced for the past 80 years? The kind of "holiday" Israel can only dream of.
And for the jewish people. Like we call our selfs עם ישראל
"Liberal democracy"....uhhhhhh....no thank you, i will choose the conservative republic for my liberal sensibilities
The concept of "liberal democracy" is centuries old, comes from Europe (where "liberal" means economically liberal, i.e. libertarian-leaning), and has nothing at all to do with American so-called "liberals". Your protest is like decrying "The Revolution of the Atom" for being pinko propaganda ;-)
Suppose that the opposite of liberalism wasn’t conservatism but authoritarianism, would you say the same?
75 year peace????
Vietnam, Desert Storm, Korean War, and War on Terror were very tiny and insignificant conflicts that did very little to shape the world.
WW2 was the last true geopolitWar. And philosophical war.
The safety and prosperity of residents of the Western world and most of its allies since WWII is an unprecedented anomalous 80 years in American history.
@@crashtestdummy2337Libya Ukraine
@@crashtestdummy2337Yes. The millions dead in other places were tiny and insignificant for the obese americans watching them on TV.
Muslims have been at war since 680 BC.😮😮😮
Liberalism, social and economic, is the God that failed.
The Woke ain't liberal.
I see more tears, cry more.
That is what gazans do.😂😂
IMO this guy is full of nonsense
Consider his ideas. To dismiss is to close the mind. If you disagree, state your reasons. The dialogue matters.
@@diannemcbeth7428 I did consider his ideas..and came to the conclusion he is full of nonsense. I do not see the point in fleshing out my view because half the time on this channel I get shadowbanned and that makes it a waste of my time to put in the effort. "dialogue matters" indeed but it requieres one is heard/read.
But here is one thing right at the beginning..the idea that these socalled 80 years of peace ( btw ignoring several wars even if you'd just be talking europe) are unprecedented in history is of course factually incorrect.
If he considers past 80 years peace in spite of the cold war, the conflict in Kosovo, Algerian war which involved France, First Indochina war also France, The war in 1962 Portugal was involved in, the Troubles in Norther Ireland between Britain and Ireland, Falkland war between britain and Argentina, First Gulf war with both Britain and France being engaged in,10 day war in Slovenia, Bosnian war, War in Afhanistan with Britain, Germany and Italy engaged..if he considers that still a period of peace...there have been previous period that long or longer of such peace. Pax Romana springs to mind for instance. The guy is talking from not just westerncentric worldview but Britishcentric worldview and even then..as I just showed he is full of nonsense. That is just two reasons why I said what I said..the ignoring of loads of wars involving European nations and the complete Britishcentered worldview> And to think I didn't even get into every not very peaceful behavior the US engaged in!
Reddy… it doesn’t make sense to you because most likely you don’t know the history and don’t have ‘skin in the game’. I would recommend you reading Simon’s book Jerusalem and then try to comment.
A lot of presumptions you seem to be making there. How much do you know of reddragonready? Certainly you did not read that reply as that was clear and substantiated on some of the reasons why simon was described as being full of nonsense none were related to israel or jerusale@@kstatinet-wk2gh
@@kstatinet-wk2gh netty..I stopped listening before he got to any thing about Jerusalem because before that he had already shown to not be clear on historical facts..as I have demonstrated in my reply to the other reaction. So what is your real name? I had no idea we know eachother? Seeing as you seem to know me so we...oh wait..you just went around presuming a lot of thing and showing yourself to be as full of nonsense as your idol Simon here.
fyi..I lived in israel for 2 years ( has priviliged Simon?) and walked the actual streets of the old city in Jerusalem. I am also 100% zionist, I have people I love living in israel. So, when it comes to that subject..yes, I have "skin in the game"..hell, I visited my friends during the second Gulf war..even Israeli airport security looked surprised when I stated the purpose of my visit was a holiday, visiting friends. So kindly learn a lesson from this regarding presuming things about people you don't know
Palestinians were not mentioned in this clip.
Let’s cry. It is very sad.
What is a 'palestinian'?
Why would they be?
True. This is a clip about jews and antisemitism. Just like Tahiland wsnt mentiones. isnt the topic here.
Neither was the identity group that conceived and indoctrinated the anti enlightenment, anti-western Far-Left extremism.
The Frankfurt School, for instance.
The irony is off the scale.
BECAUSE THE 2 PARTY DICTATORSHIP SCREWED US WITH THERE LIIES 😢