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    Are We Already In A Cold Civil War? (Ep 1603)

    enSeptember 13, 2021

    Podcast Summary

    • Disconnect in messaging from the left on 9-11 anniversarySome on the left shifted 9-11 conversation to Islamophobia and guilt, while the Durbin Marshall Credit Card Bill could put consumer data at risk. Stay informed on shifting messaging and potential impacts.

      During the discussion, it became clear that there is a disconnect in messaging from the left, particularly regarding the anniversary of 9-11. Instead of focusing on the importance of remembering the victims and addressing the ongoing threat of terrorism, some on the left shifted the conversation to issues of Islamophobia and collective guilt. This inconsistency in messaging was further highlighted by the proposed Durbin Marshall Credit Card Bill, which could potentially put consumer data at greater risk. The conversation also touched on Dan Vongino's personal experience with the emotions surrounding the 9-11 anniversary and the power of the media to shape the narrative. Overall, it's important to be aware of the shifting messaging from certain political groups and to stay informed on issues that could impact our personal lives.

    • Conservatives believe in individual responsibility, not collective guiltConservatives distinguish individuals based on character and actions, not religion or skin color, emphasizing individual responsibility

      While some individuals and groups, including political leaders and media personalities, may focus on collective guilt and Islamophobia following the September 11 attacks, conservatives believe that individuals should be judged based on their own character and actions, not their religion or skin color. This consistent belief in individual responsibility sets conservatives apart from those who impose collective guilt on certain groups. Additionally, it is important to note that any form of phobia, including Islamophobia, is a concern and should be addressed. However, it is crucial to avoid making sweeping generalizations and to recognize the importance of individual rights and responsibilities.

    • Speaker disagrees with Capehart's perspective on MAGA and 9/11The speaker criticized Capehart for using collective guilt against Trump supporters and expressed his disagreement with the notion that MAGA is more dangerous than terrorism. He acknowledged some positive moments during the 9/11 anniversary, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and unity.

      During a discussion about media personalities and their views on 9/11, the speaker expressed his disagreement with Jonathan Capehart's perspective that MAGA is more dangerous than terrorism. The speaker also criticized Capehart for using collective guilt against Trump supporters. Despite expressing disappointment with his own show's tone during the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the speaker acknowledged some positive moments, including the UK's gesture of playing the US national anthem during their changing of the guard and the powerful display of patriotism at an army football game. Overall, the speaker's comments highlighted the subjectivity and politicization of the anniversary, as well as the importance of authenticity and unity in times of crisis.

    • New Yorkers Express Strong Opinions to President BidenDuring a 9/11 anniversary event, New Yorkers directly criticized President Biden using local slang, showcasing their unique and passionate nature.

      During a recent event commemorating the anniversary of 9/11, New Yorkers expressed their opinions directly to President Joe Biden, using strong language and local slang. At the ceremony, a man called Biden a "mutt" for his handling of Afghanistan, an insult that is considered severe in New York culture. Biden seemed to take it in stride, laughing it off. The incident showcases the unique and passionate nature of New Yorkers and their willingness to speak their minds. On a more serious note, in an upcoming article from American Greatness, the question is raised if we are already in a cold civil war. This is an important topic to consider as our society becomes increasingly divided. In the commercial break, I encourage you to check out Henry Repeating Arms for high-quality rifles and shotguns, made in the USA by a family-owned business with a lifetime warranty. And for those struggling to lose weight, LifeMD now offers online access to GLP1 prescription medications.

    • Understanding the left's motivations in the cultural conflictRecognize the left's view of us as enemies and adopt a wartime mentality to protect our values

      We are in the midst of a cultural conflict or "cold civil war" with the left, and it's essential to recognize this fact and understand the left's motivations and goals. The left does not view us as people with differing ideas, but as bad people with ideas they want to suppress. This understanding is crucial in navigating the current political climate and standing up for our values of liberty, free and fair elections, and individual rights. Another key takeaway is the importance of acknowledging that we are in a war for the future of the country and that we must adopt a wartime mentality to effectively counter the left's efforts to undermine our way of life.

    • The role of government in protecting individual rights and freedomsThe government must take a more active role to prevent private entities from silencing dissenting voices through censorship, as traditional liberty has failed to address this new form of socialism.

      The current state of censorship in America is a complex issue that requires a more active role from the government to protect individual rights and freedoms. The speaker, who once held a libertarian view that the free market would solve the issue, now recognizes the government's role in addressing this new era of censorship. Traditional liberty, which leaves the government out of private matters, has failed, as the left has found a new way to practice socialism by regulating and taxing businesses to the point of ownership, and using the private sector to silence dissenting voices. This form of socialism doesn't involve physical violence or outright theft, but it still infringes on individual rights and freedoms. The government's inaction in the past has allowed private entities to act as accomplices to censorship, and it's time for a more proactive approach to protect American values and the Bill of Rights.

    • A call to action for RepublicansRepublicans must respond to progressive policies with action, focusing on winning elections, running on strong candidates, and taking back control of the government. Proactivity in getting out the vote, especially in Democratic strongholds, is crucial.

      We are in a critical and existential fight against progressive policies and it's time for Republicans to respond with action, not compromise or civility. Thomas Sowell emphasizes the importance of understanding this fight as a war and acting accordingly. He also acknowledges that the government is currently the only tool we have to fight back against these policies, despite his general belief in the limitations of government. Republicans should focus on winning elections, running on candidates who share their beliefs, and taking back control of the government. Additionally, it's essential to be proactive in getting out the vote, especially in heavily Democratic areas like California, where the outcome of the recall election could have significant implications. Overall, the message is clear: it's time for Republicans to unite, take action, and fight for our values with the same intensity and determination as our opponents.

    • Republicans make an impact in California election despite less spendingMisleading media reporting can influence elections, emphasizing the importance of factual reporting and voter vigilance.

      During the California gubernatorial election, despite spending significantly less than the Democrats and already losing the race, the Republicans showed they could make an impact in even the bluest of states. However, the campaign was marred by a disturbing incident where Larry Elder, a black Republican candidate, was attacked by a woman in an ape costume. The LA Times reported on the incident but used a misleading photo, implying Elder was under investigation for assaulting a woman. In reality, Elder was hugging a supporter in the picture. This deceptive reporting highlights the importance of factual reporting and the need to be vigilant against biased media. Despite the challenges, it's crucial for voters to exercise their right to vote and make their voices heard.

    • Jupiter Medical Center Event Misreported as WalkoutMedia coverage of COVID-19 events can be inconsistent, causing misunderstandings. Politicians' responses to the virus receive different levels of scrutiny.

      There was a misunderstanding regarding an event at Jupiter Medical Center that was reported as a walkout by MSNBC. However, it was actually a public health awareness event, and the staff at the center have Dan's sincere apologies for any confusion caused. Additionally, Dan noted an inconsistency in media coverage of COVID-19 surges in red and blue states, with red state governors facing criticism while blue state governors receive little attention. Dan emphasized that the virus spreads regardless of politics and that no governor can completely stop it. Lastly, Dan mentioned that Dr. Fauci, who often appears as a medical expert on TV, has recently acknowledged the importance of natural immunity.

    • Uncertainty around natural immunity and vaccine effectivenessThe length and effectiveness of natural immunity to COVID-19 and vaccine-induced immunity are uncertain, and more research is needed to inform vaccine mandate decisions.

      The durability of natural immunity to COVID-19 and the effectiveness of vaccines in those who have recovered from the virus are still uncertain. Dr. Fauci, during an interview, acknowledged this knowledge deficit and suggested that understanding the length of immunity from a natural infection should be considered before implementing vaccine mandates. A study from Israel provided compelling data on the effectiveness of natural immunity compared to vaccine-induced immunity, but its durability is yet to be determined. The ongoing debate around vaccine mandates and the inconsistencies in Fauci's statements have led to skepticism and mistrust from the public. It is essential to continue researching and gathering more data to make informed decisions regarding public health policies.

    • Ongoing debates over COVID-19 measuresExperts and media figures advocate for differing views on natural immunity, mask effectiveness, and vaccine mandates, emphasizing personal choice and constitutional rights.

      There are ongoing debates regarding natural immunity, mask effectiveness, and vaccine mandates, with some experts and media figures advocating for strict measures while others emphasize personal choice and common sense approaches. A letter from the Department of Health and Human Services questioning the effectiveness of masks and a discussion about constitutional rights and personal freedoms were among the topics raised in the conversation. Some individuals criticized the media and certain experts for promoting controversial views and limiting free speech. The debate underscores the importance of considering various perspectives and engaging in open and respectful dialogue.

    • Balancing individual rights and public health concernsThe debate surrounding mask usage, vaccines, and mandates continues, highlighting the need to balance individual freedoms and community protection in the context of a pandemic

      While following a healthy lifestyle, including a good diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep, is crucial for overall well-being, the debate surrounding mask usage, vaccines, and mandates continues to evolve. Some argue for personal freedom and privacy, while others emphasize the importance of protecting the community. The early days of the pandemic highlighted the sacrifices made by essential workers, many of whom now have natural immunity but are being asked to get vaccinated. The ongoing conversation underscores the complexity of balancing individual rights and public health concerns.

    • UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal speaks out against oppression in Cuba on RumbleJorge Masvidal used Rumble to advocate for freedom and liberty in Cuba, encouraging listeners to engage in the conversation and subscribe to his account.

      During a recent appearance on Rumble, UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal spoke out against oppression in Cuba during a live chat. Masvidal, who is also known for his advocacy for freedom and liberty, had a "rumble rant" that was entertaining and thought-provoking. Masvidal's chat was like a live podcast where viewers could join in and engage in the conversation. The host made an appearance around the 36th minute mark and encouraged listeners to check out Masvidal's account on Rumble and subscribe to it. The host also asked listeners to subscribe to his own Rumble account, which can be found at rumble.com/Bungito. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of using platforms like Rumble to speak out against oppression and promote freedom and liberty.

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