Destroying the Illusion

**Emil El Zapato** · 9th November 2017, 15:35

Originally posted by Aianawa

Live atm >

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zziC-o5xumc

I actually listened to this one just to take the temperature.

It's noticeable that he is becoming more strident and partisan. He's still trying to convince his viewers that it's all a matter of awakening. He's an agent for those that want us to stay asleep. If his numbers are going up, it is patently obvious that some people will never learn.

**enjoy being** · 10th November 2017, 01:18

Yeah, well I haven't thought that much of his content, in that it just seems like it is for 'new to the scene' types. But I don't know about disliking him with fervour.
Not sure how much of his audience is American. Your trump references on numbers kind of means nothing to me, there's a whole world out here of people with eyes and ears and opinions that don't base any of their actions or outlooks on the status of a foreign political leader.

**Aianawa** · 10th November 2017, 06:11

Yes, this hitting 100.000 hits atm.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmuQx9AiYD4

**Emil El Zapato** · 10th November 2017, 11:49

Originally posted by Nothing

Yeah, well I haven't thought that much of his content, in that it just seems like it is for 'new to the scene' types. But I don't know about disliking him with fervour.
Not sure how much of his audience is American. Your trump references on numbers kind of means nothing to me, there's a whole world out here of people with eyes and ears and opinions that don't base any of their actions or outlooks on the status of a foreign political leader.

yes, I considered that but aren't his topics very related to American politics. And the left/right paradigm is universal. The dichotomy might be more appropriately termed the progressive/reactionary paradigm or perhaps the best moniker is the authoritative/authoritarian paradigm.

To provide a qualifying distinction concerning like or dislike, Sather seems a likable chap but isn't that always part of the hook, the charisma bait? He reminds somewhat of Matt Damon and who doesn't like Will Hunting?

**Dreamtimer** · 10th November 2017, 13:35

As far as parenting techniques go, authoritative is far preferable to authoritarian. The former allows for the child to develop personal responsibility. Society needs to embrace personal responsibility for real, which is how we will end up not needing much if any government.

As long as people continue to try to control other people through law, religion, suppression, etc., we've got problems.

Jordan's a bit too young to take as any kind of authority. He got some exposure at the conferences he attended and he's been on you tube in different interviews so it seems his hits should be up.

(He's a bit too cocky-twenty-something for my tastes. And I've given him props for being a single Dad)