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Coleman and Joe, You made a basic logical error here. Coleman (and tacitly Joe) argued that because many other civilizations have had slavery but not attained the wealth of the United States slavery could not be the reason for the USA’s present wealth. This is to confuse necessary and sufficient conditions. Sure, having slavery has clearly not been a historically sufficient condition for attaining USA-level wealth. That’s just plain to see and hardly surprising given the huge range of factors that contributed to the country’s wealth. The real question is whether slavery was a necessary condition for the USA achieving its present level of wealth. It seems almost inescapable that it was as a point of historical fact and it’s definitely at least arguable that it had to be that way.

Propaganda!

Maybe it's because people's life choices and deeply held moral values are now more directly or more harshly impacted by the legislative successes of their opposition. Maybe it's because people today are actionably willing to go further for their values. Maybe it's because government power is so centralized. Maybe it's because everyone is hyper alert to conflicting opinions thanks to the "smart" phone (I believe Coleman has alluded to this one before, as does Dr. Phil lately if I recall).

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AGI Will be man's last invention

Just to provide don't historical context, China's GDP had been the top in the world historically until about 120 years ago at the fall of the Imperial regime, civil wars and WW2😮

don't need vac money when you have mossad behind you

Was this shadow banned ? I totally would have watched this 2 years ago. He makes so much sense compared to trudeau

You don't need TNG, you just need to get out of the USA for a second. People in France don't think with the concept of race buy in large for instance.

Niall, do you still believe China is in bigger trouble today such that it is no longer a threat to US?

Says the old warrior who hasn’t spent a year living in China and lacks perspective… the Chinese are not concerned with war they are preoccupied by Internal challenges first and!

The Star award universe didn’t think about it either, humans were all “base line humans” if not mutants. Now wokists made the universe about self inserting their racism and identities

This is guy is a GOAT of Austin. Thank you Mr Margain!

My mentor: Charles Koch

Journalism and bari....two polar opposite concepts

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The people hating on the us system have no idea what they are talking about. The us system is vastly superior to Canada and the EU. We have the most advanced technology by far, no question. There are of course trade offs. In a socialist system, wait times and quality of care suffer. As someone who has live in all 3, the American system is by far better. It’s not without issues.

Obama was the biggest divider in history.

And then obama put raciam into 4th gear. Worst president ever...

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What is VC?

Taika Waititi from Wish

Viet Con?

Been listening to this podcast for a while. The intro always feels like the theme of the "United States faction" of a military strategy game. Epic. 🇺🇸

I believe it was an Australian soldier who first invented such military coordination in WWI.

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yes! People love to frame economic issues in binary terms when the answer is mixing and matching the best of both worlds.

Take what successes the Nazis had with the Blitzkrieg tactics, and the exact opposite of that is what the Russians did. some Military strategists would say it was embarrassing.

Amazing leader and general Glad that he came out against Trump last week and fully endorsed Biden

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Love when someone solution is just take best of one side and best of opposing side and combine them and get rid of the bad policies… like yeah okay now let’s see you implement that

need clarity about '' success ''

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Y'all are reducing a vast amount of real complexity to a few factors that support your argument because you're both rich. You're also ignoring how selfishness cunning and manipulating others' impressions of you, luck (where you're born, what language you grew up speaking, education systems in your country), etc. all significantly affect outcomes Don't get me wrong; obviously I'm glad Marc helped give us the Internet. But that money should be redistributed to where it's needed, through education to poorer but higher achieving students who could achieve their potential given a few more resources and money in advance

Other countries haven't had war against the Chinese military for so long either so they can be weaker than thought by comparison.

I appreciate Dr. Jones' interview. I am always moved when I see pictures of the march and people of all colors and races locked arm in arm. The Jews's unwavering support of the Civil Rights movement is profoundly moving. As a Black woman, I am deeply appreciative of the Jews who braved hate and violence to do the right thing.

Only thing healthcare in Canada is good for is if you OD 😂

It’s all good until corporation figure out that everyone has that certain level of wealth and exploit it by increasing prices.

Okay let me 😢 when you get one made

My dumbass thought he was talking about the medical condition.

No, that’s not what’s taught at all. However, I can shed some light as to how the institution of slavery in the United States, often referred to as "American chattel slavery," has several distinguishing features that set it apart from other forms of slavery throughout history and across the world. One of the most defining characteristics of American slavery was its racial nature. Unlike many other systems where slavery was often a result of debt, war, or punishment, American slavery was deeply intertwined with race, specifically targeting Africans and their descendants. This racial dimension entrenched a rigid social hierarchy that persisted even after the abolition of slavery. Slavery, in the US, was hereditary, meaning that the children of enslaved people were automatically born into slavery. This system ensured a perpetual labor force and was codified in laws such as the Virginia slave codes of the 17th century. In contrast, many other forms of slavery around the world did not necessarily pass from parent to child. Slavery in the US was a cornerstone of the South’s agriculture-based economy. The production of cash crops like tobacco, cotton, and sugar relied heavily on slave labor. This economic dependence on slavery was one of the critical factors leading to the American Civil War. While slavery existed globally, the scale and economic integration of slavery in the American South were particularly pronounced. For example, Mississippi was the nation's richest state for a significant portion of the 19th century, thanks to in no small part its near boundless supply of unfree labor. American slavery was legally codified to a significant extent, with a comprehensive set of laws that controlled every aspect of enslaved peoples' lives. These laws regulated their behavior, restricted their movement, and denied them legal rights. While other societies also had laws governing slavery, the legal apparatus in the United States was exceptionally thorough and punitive. The brutality and dehumanization inherent in American slavery were particularly and evidently severe. Enslaved people were considered property and subjected to harsh physical punishment, sexual exploitation, and family separation. This level of dehumanization and violence was a defining feature of American slavery, though not unique to it, but it was extreme in its execution and codification. Globally, slavery has taken many forms, including debt bondage, forced labor, and serfdom, with varying degrees of severity and social integration. For instance, in the Islamic world, slaves could sometimes achieve significant social status and mobility, unlike the rigid racial caste system of the American South. Similarly, in ancient Rome and Greece, slaves could sometimes buy their freedom and integrate into society, whereas in the American South, for instance, if one were even able to buy his freedom, integrating into society with all the rights guaranteed to any white, male citizen was all but impossible. These differences highlight how American slavery was particularly rigid and oppressive compared to many other forms. The legacy of American slavery is profound, influencing contemporary social, economic, and political landscapes in the United States. The repercussions of this institution have led to systemic racial inequalities that persist today. This lasting impact is a critical aspect that distinguishes American slavery from other historical practices, where the social structures may have evolved differently post-abolition. Overall, while slavery as an institution was globally pervasive, the specific characteristics of American slavery, including its racial basis, legal codification, economic importance, and brutal enforcement, set it apart from many other forms of unfree labor throughout history.

99 out of 100 people don't know things like these are actually happening. The media has made us a bunch of paranoid pessimistic sheep.

Dude for the first 20 seconds I deadass thought your username was AmericanOptomitrist and he was talking about actual eyesight color blindness

This guy was great and very interesting. A few of his points reminded me from Yaron Brook's "equal is unfair". Will be buying his book.