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The two-party system is essentially a one-party system.
Oliver Stone described this way too clearly in 2017 during the Writer's Guild Award.
Yep
It's a dictator's dream
One party. The Party of Capitalism. At any cost.
Yes, this; both parties are beholden to big donors. Nothing will change until we fix this problem.
Finally, a correct response.
Both sides are lost, and anyone who doesnt see that is as well.
Noam is actually an emeritus professor at University of Arizona, fwiw. He's a world class treasure.
The guy who praised Venezuela is a treasure? Trash
@@Fabric_Hater that’s a pretty vague statement. It’s like saying trump once praised Xi or Kim Jong Un. Valuable context would be helpful like for example : maybe he was criticising US government (CIA) for destabilising South America and other parts of the world for years which involves endlessly sanctioning countries or invading them and overthrowing their governments
@@ryanmacdonnell8987 the vague statement is calling someone who praised Venezuela as a treasure. Me triggering you for pointing it out is simply on you.
Long story short: America is an oligarchy.
and more precisely - plutocracy :D
Yes! It's just more successful than the Russian oligarchy!
@@szaki and why is it more successful? I personaly guess that its becouse russian oligarchy is somewhat controlled by government and american oligarchy is in control of government :) Thats the difference :)
“The Democrats, by the 1970s, have pretty much abandoned the working class... “
(2:05)
Republican establishment knows this and shoots down anyone emerging from the primaries as Chomsky alludes to. Result? NOBODY REPRESENTS THE WORKING CLASS.
@Michael Bibow-Finucane
Got anything to back that up, cupcake?
Noam Chomsky is still one of the best voices on the left.
If that is the best you have than you are in trouble.
The guy who denied the Khmer Rouge and tried to silence its victims for literally a decade?
@@BBQcheese , many exists on the right.
@@whyamimrpink78 I don't agree with Chomsky about a lot of things. Still, you need to support your statement. I think his observations are quite accurate. I live in the South: if Franklin Graham says ignore the rest and focus on the Supreme Court, that means something.
@@whyamimrpink78 Name one.
We need more Noam Chomsky's in the world. Wonderful man.
Normative claim with zero backup.
You're a bad commenter.
@@Gnolomweb You just described your own comment.
We don't necessarily need more Chomskys, we just need more people to listen to him.
@@bibisatanyahu9396 So you agree both OP and my comment were bad. Yes?
@@Gnolomweb OP stated an opinion, not an argument. It is you who needs to backup your claim
Best and clearest explanation of the current situation.
Except he utterly failed to mention that the democrat party - in retaliation to the Republican party - had to create their own voting base. They play very dirty identity politics - BIG TIME. To the democrats, the African American community is just one giant monolithic group - same with the Latinos, the LGBT group, the pro-choice group; the anti-gun group. They too make promises that they never keep by pretending to care about the cultural issues they rally about because if they fix what's broken, they lose their identity groups and hence the votes. They herd them all into giant pens and -abracadabra - they have ensured millions of votes. Do you honestly think THEY care about these people any more or any less than the Republicans care about the pro-life groups that they rallied to their side? It's the game of politics - left and right. When he talked about the democrats, he failed to mention this very important, very real point.
Everyone watching his knows this is how it works. He just knows exactly how to explain it. He has the history and knowledge to explain it.
Mmmm no they don't.
Noam Chomsky is one of the very few politicized public figures I would consider as a true intellectual.
wait what about Sam Harris and J. Peterson? (:-p)
@@jekonimus Have you ever read Peterson's 12 R book? If you have and you still believe Peterson is an intellectual then nothing I can say would convince you otherwise. Sam Harris is way better but political wise he is still just a reactionary commentator that hasnt really done enough research on most issues.
@@TheRealIronMan Sorry! my comment was a bad try at a joke. Thought ":-p" was an indication of such, but appearently I have used that smiley wrong for 15 years. Btw nice movie Tony ;)
@Oners82 Sorry! my comment was a bad try at a joke. I thought ":-p" was an indication of such, but appearently I have used that smiley wrong for 15 years. No more jokes in comment section from me! Have e perfect day ^^
@@TheRealIronMan And no i do not understand why men like Peterson. Never did, and never will.
My God that man is something! I could listen to him all day. Such magnificent intelligence.
At 1.5x speed perhaps. :-)
no equivalent brilliance with GOP? Tsk, tsk, tsk
READ HIS BOOKS YOU MAY LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS CORRUPT COUNTRY
Actually you could spend days, weeks and months doing that since he's been at it for >60 years.
@merch marine unfortunately the book doesn't cover the business, people, and gov't he screwed in his "successful' dealings. the success were not always mutual for those he had 'agreements' with, and didn't fulfill his part of the agreement.
When you ask Chomsky a question, he gives you a post-grad level essay in response off the top of this head. Another guy who can do this is Glenn Greenwald.
I guess that's because grad work is mostly bs.
Trump 2020
Neil de Grasse Tyson is another.
@@user-os7qq9xk4o You don't have to listen Tom Riddle... lol. It's an opinion.
@@aab434 wonderful, thanks for contributing
Mr. Chomsky is one of those people I can listen to all day.
You should find videos of Noam doing Q & A sessions,
He has a nearly photographic memory and a brain like an encyclopedia and has read nearly every book worth reading,
@@ocumstweezers Thanks, I'll do that.
@@riplittle
If you want a couple more Old School people to listen to, to calibrate your bullsh!t detector.
Micheal Parenti, Lawrence Wilkerson, Christopher Hedges, Micheal Schuerer and Bill Moyers.
I recommend you also listen to Michael Parenti
I learned how this place works a long time ago. It is finally time for people to be informed. Thank you Mr. Chomsky.
Chomsky drops a Truth Carpet Bomb in this clip lol. One after another
Truth Carpet Bomb....never heard that one before....excellent analogy
4:53
What is this “The Democrats handed him(Trump) a huge gift, in fact he may have handed them the next election”
Noam Chomsky is great, But very off here. The Democrats had nothing to do with the Russia investigation. This was all counter intelligence from within the system that guards against foreign entities.
Don’t know what Chomsky is talking about.
@@jocksharerock7318 The only reason this whole Russia thing came to be in the first place was because Hillary blamed her loss on it. The establishment picked up on it, got the media to spin it into a narrative and as a consequence the investigation was started.
The only reason we are even talking about this is because Hillary is a terrible loser.
Maybe you don’t understand the justice dept and FBI. Actually you don’t understand it at all. You think a couple of FBI agents sit around watching MSNBC and CNN, feel bad about Comey’s HRC comments before the election, give each other a wink and decide “the establishment doesn’t like the results of the election?”
Obama only found out about the counter intelligence investigation after the election.
So you just make up narratives when you like? If it fits your beliefs?
Chomsky's assessment of what happened to the Democrats sounds like what happened to the labor party in the UK under Tony Blair.
And the social-democrats (SPD) in Germany under Chancelor Schroeder.
Chomsky's erudition is indeed impressive, but he obviously spends little time on the US and European social media reading tons of LIES spewed by the bazillions of Russian bots. The West is in state of HYBRID WAR with Russia (and China for that matter), and he is talking about "anything very serious about Russian interference" 7:04, while immediately contradicting himself by saying that "it's undetectable" 7:07.
How can he insist that it is not serious if he can't even detect what he's talking about? Just unbelievable...
@@sethcooper3307 Don't insult mongoloids!
@@nostradamus9608 The West is in a "hybrid war" with every other country in the World, including each other, just like every other country is in a "hybrid war" with each other. It has always been this way. Russia and China are in no way unusual.
The idea that "hybrid war" is something that Putin's Russia has invented is ridiculous, and the media should've called bullshit on it, when it was presented to them by Western governments. The US has had "hybrid war" operations in hundreds, if not thousands, of small and large conflicts, since the American Revolution. The British Empire was master of hybrid war. Everyone has been doing it since the Renaissance, at least. There are good arguments that it was done before that, as well, though there was a slightly greater tendency to go directly to open war. Only slightly, mind you. Why fight openly, if you can get what you want through manipulation?
The US long supported the "civil society" of Ukraine with money and resources far beyond what it takes to rent some offices, buy some supplies, and publish some pamphlets, during a period when several presidents have been ousted by paid demonstrators. This last time, there's no evidence of direct payment to demonstrators, but the groundwork had been laid over years. US congressmen then went to Ukraine, to support the unconstitutional overthrow of a democratically elected president, less than one year before the next legal election. The putsch government had to unconstitutionally fire judges in the Constitutional Court, in order to get a Constitutional Court that would approve the putsch and the firing of members of the Constitutional Court. The whole thing was borderline comedic, and the disinterest of Western media shows how extreme conformity causes them to function like a propaganda machine. The long term goal, which was achieved, though in a sub-optimal way, was to prevent Ukraine from gravitating towards Russia, which would've happened through a trade deal that was being completed at the time. Now, this is hybrid war!
The "bazillions of Russian bots" aren't a major problem. In my experience, for every Russian bot, there's a multitude of idiots accusing everyone who disagrees with them of being "Russian bots" or "Russian trolls". In fact, I can't confirm the existence of a single Russian bot or troll, but I can confirm the existence of countless idiot accusers. I don't doubt that there are Russian bots and trolls, though, just like there are Chinese, US, British, French, Saudi Arabian, etc..
In order for there to be 'interference', something must be interfered with; there must be an effect. Mere attempts don't constitute interference. The effect of any interference by Russia is too small to be statistically detectable; thus, it's undetectable. If it was large, it would be statistically detectable. The effect of political donations is detectable, and is detected to be huge. Consequently, based on the evidence, the effect of Russian interference is insignificant at most, and possibly non-existent.
As a general rule, when Chomsky has said something that you find "unbelievable", you should take a time-out for thinking through and studying the issue, before you say anything. I assure you: You'll find that the error was entirely on your part. He has a mind that operates with extreme precision, and he says nothing that can't be supported with strong arguments.
Australia too. Canada?
The UK has a long history of class issues. Up until the early twentieth century its Upper Class would pay more for a plate of soup than what it would it’s down stairs staff in a year. There is still a House of Lords! Historically, Britain’s wealth was not shared amongst its People, here, the wealth gained from piracy against Spain, looting the Catholic Churches by Thomas Cromwell in the time of Henry VIII or colonisation didn’t support the UK poor. When money becomes tight one, oops, One, can marry into US money.
Chomsky is an acual 'stable genius.' We must find a way to preserve his brain in Seltzer water.
😂🤣
I have thoughts like this when I drink too much coffee.
Send his brain to Elon Musk- he could make a whole army of cyborg clone Norms
@@brindlekintales that was a sarcastic joke, I am not a fan of EL-One nor the transhumanism/ AI agenda
@@Michael-lc8yl That you are a stable genius or that you have a very stable belly feeling?
we should just start calling Hillary, Obama Pete buttigieg etc, moderate republicans
Honestly
Realistically that's where they belong on the political spectrum. But a lot of people don't know that, because the political illiteracy in this country is strong.
"If you looked at my policies in the 1980s, I'd be considered a moderate Republican."
-Barack Obama (yes, really)
Thats why it makes it all the more infuriating when people on the right call Obama "The most liberal president we've ever had" lol fucking retards
I think we should start calling them radical rightists.
Chomsky even breathes oxygen brilliantly
That's communists for you. Shocking i know.
@Bl00dShark wrong , he is spot on. Or name me two, okay, that seems way tooo much for you, so name only o n e issue, where Chomsky is wrong, otherwise you are just a troll who has no clue whatsoever.. get better, vomit-man!
Then get rid of the Russian spies - Trump, Pence, Pompeo, Kushner and so on! Chomsky is just a speaker, the russian trolls are leading you! I aply your own logic!
@@littlehelper7250 I hope you're joking.
Nailed it. We (progressives) are screwed unless the Democrats (all of them) can pull their head out.
Correction: You all (progressives) are screwed because of your outlandish and radical views.
@@spruceguitar and you republicans/conservatives are screwed because you think the rethuglican party represents you.
Holly Campbell
What is this babble??
Your ignorance is apparent in your 2 lines of the first comment.
I mean if I were on the left I’d distance myself immediately from these progressives (who think the left is not left enough) and I would do so loudly and quickly.
You can’t endorse some knuckleheads like AOC, many on the left have already distanced themselves from that.
This is a comment and I don’t have much space to show you what a bunch of losers your progressives are. But since I already mentioned AOC I’ll try to be very brief:
- She is the stupidest person elected in Congress. She knows nothing about politics, finances (or geography!)
- She thinks USA has a population of 500,000,000 people!
- She thinks we won’t be on Earth anymore in 12 years due to global warming. “Like, Hello America,” wake the f up!
- She violated House ethics when she hasn’t even been sworn in yet!
- She embarassed herself by comparing the Holocaust to what happens at the Southern border!
- She referred to “Israel’s ocupation of Palestine” but when she was asked to explain what she meant she just grinned and didn’t have a clue!
- She does not know who her democrat colleagues are in congress and mistakingly calls them Republicans. That is what happens when you move from being a bartender to being paid an annual $175,000 for a part-time job.
So good luck wanking off to more progressive idiots
MAGA 2020 MOFO! PRESERVING MY INDIVIDUAL LIBERTIES; I STAND WITH THE REPUBS. PERFECT NO BUT FAR SUPERIOR TO THE ALTERNATIVE
@@spruceguitar The Democrats are nowhere near the left you fucking idiot. Strike 1.
Kyle should interview Chomsky. Ask him whatever he wants to but it needs to happen. I would hate to see Chomsky croak from old age and Kyle never engaged with him.
this
That would be great for Kyle. Not to diss on the K-man but Chomsky needs to be heard by a wider audience. He's only got so much time left.
He did share loads of email chats with Chomsky. Chomsky always answered emails during Kyle's college years, to him and anyone. Maybe he still does, I'm not sure. But yes, to have him on Secular Talk is something else. Kyle doesn't seem to fond of interviewing though, he believes it's not his core quality...
I had the good fortune of being there. Chomsky is one of the clearest thinkers alive today.
Do you know where I could find his speaking schedule
Imagine if CNN sounded like this every day
The Right Wingers hair would set on fire...More than it is now. CNN comment section is a troll hive!
@@tjk9263 CNN has a lot of trolls, because the right wingers are evil and active, thought I think CNN is trash.
CNN wasn't made for this lol.
....and MSNBC!!
imagine if Fox came anywhere near this!!!
Possibly the greatest, most coherent explanation of what the Republican party is REALLY about and how Trump became President against all odds I've EVER heard.
Trump's economy greatest in history, Chomky's pride and joy Venezuela, starving. What am I missing linguists?
@@wovfm This is the same guy who would say the economy was *bleeding* under obama
Trump was chosen to deal with the most pressing problem ever in the history of the US: the need to shut down immigration
@mysebastian789 ah yes the "US". The US that Noam can never criticize enuf but chooses to live fat and happy in. No retreat from the fact Noam Chomsky was a pocket Goebells for Maduro.
@@markganus1085 ILLEGAL immigration, friend. If we aren't a country that abides by the rule of law, we aren't a country.
Chomsky is amazingly perceptive on us politics
the man is merly a human encylopedia
He's lost his initial interest and written too many new books without experiencing anything new. His perspective is ultimately lacking in major ways, but it's easy to give credit where it's due for his early work.
He's not though and I'll tell you why.
He likes to make sweeping predictions and they invariably turn out to be almost completely wrong about everything. Now, that's fair enough, the world is complicated and I wouldn't expect anyone to be a prophet. He can be still be correct, and I believe that he is, insofar as what he's talking about, but he clearly has an ideological blind spot that doesn't allow him to see everything in the proper context which is why his political predictions always turn out to be completely wrong.
I read his predictions on what was going to happen in the middle east and I got it a hell of a lot closer than he did and I am certainly no political expert by any measure.
But Chomsky has an obvious left wing ideological bent which doesn't allow him to see things from a right wing perspective. This makes him a very good and valuable critic of the Right, but to, for instance, claim that both parties jumped precipitously to the right is to completely ignore all adoption of social and environmental programs that happened at the same time as what he is describing.
He's a very bad prophet, which means he's amazingly unperceptive or possibly that he's so hyper perceptive along a single axis that he consistently misses the bigger picture.
I'd sort of agree. Chomsky is great but I differ from his opinion here a bit. Yes Russia is like 57th on the list of importance, and yes it's being used as a distraction. BUT they aren't addressing 1-56 nor are going to change topics untill new leadership is in. By not addressing the actual corruption in the muller report they ARE at least sort of willing to address, we normalize this level of corruption and criminal behavior and are far less likely to ever get what we want as more money comes in and more D and R canidates disenfranchise, gerrymander and outright directly cheat the votes on elections.
@@burtosis I think what Chomsky misses about Trump in particular is just how much he is reviled by his own side on a purely emotional level and I think this is where Chomsky falls apart as an analyst. He seriously underplays the role of culture and emotion in politics and tends to look at the world in a very rational and materialist real politic lens. The world doesn't work like that. To me, Trump is nothing more than an acknowledgement that the checks and balances of the American system actually do work, on the whole, because if the political establishment can throw everything they have at a candidate like Trump, BUT HE CAN STILL BE ELECTED, then it means they really aren't as powerful as they appear to be.
Every politically disengaged person should be very optimistic about what Trump represents, whether or not you agree with any of his policies. At least that's how I see it.
a little history about the corporate coup of our democracy.
chomsky lays it out. in the 1970's democrats under jimmy carter abandoned the working class, more specifically "unions". in favor of the stock market/share holder economy. carter was a business owner who didn't support worker rights. he literally disinvited union leaders to the 1976 democratic convention. up until that point union bosses were very powerful in the democratic party.
this followed nixon's "southern strategy" that chomsky mentions. republicans went after the segregationist working class. which of course wasn't just southerners. remember george wallace, "segregation now, segregation forever..." was breaking "dixiecrats" from liberal democrats like fdr, truman, and kennedy/johnson.
at the time there were also many race riots due to civil rights not making the strides everyone had promised... many communities were dragging their feet to comply to housing rights for minorities. white flight was everywhere, the nra was changing their ideology based on racial issues. there was a big shift in the make up of both parties.
from that point both parties *had to play* populous while serving corporate money. during the 1970's there were numerous articles blaming "high wages" for an economic slow down, "american's are making too much." "high wages cost american jobs". it was an all out push by corporate america to blame labor for economic woes.
and it worked. political parties began to shift from a *labor economy to a share holder economy.*
and without labor having any power in the democratic party, reagan swept into office and the massacre of unions began, along with massive tax cuts for the wealthy, and deregulation of corporations. not to mention staggering spending on the military.
and that's when the new deal became enemy number one. and when social issues became the argument. god, guns, gays, and abortion... race was also a strategy by republicans, reagan and the "welfare queen" ads, george h.w. bush and the willie horton ads... the southern strategy of race fear mongering was now a regular part of the republican platform. and it worked keeping people from noticing they were being robbed.
and it's been like this for over 40 years now, and you see the massive income inequality, the destruction of individual power, democracy, and the mass accumulation of corporate power.
Thankyou for this substantive review of the political past ✍️
@@gayeblinman5055 thanks, it's a summery based on several books i've read, the 1970's references to unions and carter come from jefferson cowie's "stayin alive: the 1970's and the last days of the working class." not my favorite book but it details many things about the decade you rarely hear about, particularly jimmy carter's anti-labor leanings, (the first dem to do so) and the massive corporate campaign blaming union wages for an economic "malaise".
If you want to help the working class,BUILD THE WALL!
@@samnelson4975 weird, didn't know it was immigrants outsourcing american jobs overseas... not the sharpest knife in the drawer are you?
It is so true also that with the demise of the unions went the demise of the middleclass, because it is the unions that fought to keep some balance between classes which went out the window when the wealthy decided to wage an all out attack on them after the death of FDR, starting with red bating ( McCarthyism) in the 50's connecting unions and communism/socialism of course it all about protection wealth and privilege.
Nothing will ever change as long as Citizens United stands.
We need to get money completely out of politics! If all candidates had an equal platform to run against each other on, then we would choose based on the best candidate and not just who had the funds to saturate us with marketing.
It's a start, but the money was already flowing through third party groups anyway. Remember the swift boats? All CU did was save them some legal fees and paper work. So called non profits, even religious groups, have been pumping out political propaganda for decades.
alimiel that’s true but it costs money to advertise. If you don’t advertise nobody knows who tf you are
@@ConservativeJuggaloPodcast Public funds should pay for elections not private money. The word should get out on public channels and sites. With modern tech the info doesn't have to be expensive.
alimiel oh so u want me to pay for it. Get a job then tell me your taxes should go towards that. Wow
"The Right wing and the Left wing are both parts of the same bird."
Absolutely. Both parties are testicles and, truth be known, -not too far north of the asshole.
Wing bird emmm nice writing ✍🏻
"Two-wings of the same bird-of-prey....." -Upton Sinclair
@Tom Hohl!Exactly the Dodo bird.
@@jamescarter8699 Makes sense. The dodo supposedly left you with a horrible aftertaste. Just like politicians.
best thing an Australian has seen on the USA situation ... both of you are very astute ... God help America
We are so fucked! Welcome to Idiocracy (as you can see from many of the above comments). I just hope the climate catastrophe comes before World War 3...
@@rjonboy7608 👏👏👏👏 LMFAO!!! I'm right there with ya. 🙁
I would not object to the existence and intervention of an omniscient, omnipotent, and omnibenevolent deity or deities. However, based on the history of life on earth, I doubt such a being or beings exist. If humanity is going to continue to survive and thrive in an indifferent universe, I think it is completely up to humanity (BTW, I have no problem with being proven wrong here). John Stuart Mill said, "Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing." I prefer the following version of this quote, often misattributed to Edmund Burke, "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." I hope that many of our fellow good, talented, and hard-working humans can successfully help humanity make some much needed course corrections so we can avoid catastrophe (climate change, famine, WW3, etc.).
Anarchist analysis FTW! Chomsky is a living legend!
That appearance was awesome. His take on Russia gate has continually been the most prescient. This guy is the smartest political analyst on the planet.
Normally I strongly agree, but it should seem obvious to Mr Chomsky that the primary goal of the Russian state is to destabilise the west. Their actual effect on the election is secondary to the likely situation where there is a network of far right actors, built around Trump, Farage and Putin whose goal is to increase their own power. This will be at the detriminet to society and the planet. It shouldn't take Chomsky much of a journey to get to this position.
Active Measures is not separate from the far right insurgency that the Republican party and other Conservative Parties around the world clearly are, rather it supplements it. This is in addition to the faux intellectuals, Shapiro, Peterson etc who seek only to impose their world view on society, dragging us to the extreme right. I would prefer if Chomsky would take them on more publicly, though I appreciate he's been doing this for decades and someone else should really be doing this work.
@@randylahey9351 Jordan Peterson a faux intellectual??? After reading your post I think you'd fit neatly alongside both Shapiro and Peterson.
@@bryanbelshaw7725 Why thank you Bryan I do try to catch the attention of the lowest common denominator.
@@randylahey9351 Well Randy I'm sure you always cease to amaze with your sparkling intellect and insightful grip on the inane. Keep up the good work.
@@bryanbelshaw7725 Well in this case I will release you from my grip. Go now Bryan, have a great day.
Thank you, Noam, for a plausible explanation for a social calamity in the USA.
I'm a millennial and I've been reading and listening to Chomsky for a decade now. He never disappoints, and he stays true to the truth. No matter what. We should be proud he is an American public intellectual.
He heavily influenced countries like Venezuela but they won't they you that.
Noam Chomsky OWNS the establishment with FACTS and LOGIC
Media on Noam Chomsky: *Crickets*
Media on Pete Buttigieg: PETE OWNS HOMOPHOBIC HECKLER AND STAYS CALM
-facepalm, well to be fair you aren't wrong, Chomsky is a brilliant mind. will be a dark day when he is no longer here, the world will have lost a crucial piece of the political revolution, that meme is so overused its becoming cringy though
Indeed, victorious Noam Chomsky grabbed them both in his hands up in the air for the world to see, pussy and cock alike. LOL
That had to be one of the best assessment of United States politics I've ever heard.
Amazing brain that man have. Could listen to him for many hours
@MAGA WITCHCRAFT 666 he's only making objective statements. You're only making ad hominem attacks. You are brain dead.
@MAGA WITCHCRAFT 666 You clearly have no grasp of general economics. No country can exist without grains of socialism. Capitalism is stated in the word itself. CAPITAL. Get what you can, while you can, & fuck everyone else. A system designed to benefit an individual over anything or anyone will fail. Want proof? The United States of America. I love my country, but some citizens are hell bent on losing the right to be American. Get educated, this country was built on innovation not indoctrination.
So clearly and concisely explained, without being unnecessarily complex.
Lol. Just dumb enough
Assuming you buy into his nonsense.
Yank ee stupid bitch
Chomsky, Chris Hedges and Cornel West are some of the best voices we have nowadays. They can place what's wrong with the the two party system we have in the country with extreme accuracy, Chomsky specifically has been around for a long time so his insight into current day politics is extremely eye opening to anyone willing to listen to him. I highly suggest anyone willing to broaden their perspectives to listen to these 3 gentlemen on their lessons to the younger generations.
The guy who denied the Khmer Rouge and tried to silence its victims for literally a decade?
@@rangergxi He was wrong. Doesn't invalidate his knowledge of American politics, which is the actual topic of discussion here.
These men you mention have the courage, the context, and the honesty to stand out from the rest.
Every time I listen to Noam I'm grateful for his contribution. WOW.
Sure, if you like the sterling intellectual who justifies the Cambodian genocide because it was led by Leftist Pol Pot and his Kmer Rouge. i do not admire this poseur who has gotten rich leading stupid young mushy minds.
Noam should stick to what he knows best: linguistics. On all else, he is an intellectual lightweight and makes false statements.
As an aside: Nowhere in the world does left-wing government *WORK* .
All left-wing governments are the same: "We wish to run these social programmes, now where are we going to get the money from?".
Every educated, intelligent, decent American is grateful for Noam Chomsky.
Anne Malcolm Noam Chomsky justifying genocide? Nice one. Did you forget to mention how he’s a communist even though he’s explicitly not?
Noah Guldager ”He usually identifies as an anarcho-syndicalist or a libertarian socialist.[204] ” Wkik
Sadly, 99% of people will never hear this man's insight
R.B. Ratieta why does this comment sound like a meme ?
You meant to say 99% of Americans, didn't you? The rest of the civilized world isn't quite as dim.
FUCK THIS CRY BABY MOUTH PIECE
@@zuckoff4180 Thanks for the insight. LMAO
They wouldn't understand it anyway.
My take from all of this (and I have been stating this long before seeing this video) is pretty simple: Trump is a symptom of a populace trying to hire a guy to fix a government that no longer serves the people--it serves corporate masters instead. They attempted to do it with Obama (a one term Senator with no major political capital before his election), and did so again with Trump (who had ZERO political capital before his election). Yeah, you and Chomski pretty much nailed it.
And they try it in a lot of countries as well. It's called democracy. People simply aren't used to it.
I heard a statistic this am, that the US has only been at peace for 5 yrs, since it's inception. Haven't had a chance to dig into that yet, but it's horrifying. We fought for freedom and spent centuries forcing our way of government down the throats of the world.
Excellent comment. Should be repeated all over.
It got stopped under Carter, but resurrected again under Reagan, and has been building up by both sides ever since.
TRUMP IS AMERICA WITHOUT MAKEUP
Please miss me with the bullshit. America has never fought for, or represented freedom. You've bought into the bs propaganda that you people like to spew.
@@SethPlato01 I'm stealing that comment.
It's refreshing to hear a reasonable framing of the political environment. And it's sickening to know that corporate funded media is still as powerful as it is, and millions of people fall for their bs.
Chandir You won’t see this brilliant man on CNN or Bill Maher’s show or MSNBC.
Now well into his 90's.. Noam Chomsky is still going so strong.
I've been monitoring his health for years and he's deteriorated significantly over the last few, sadly.
I don't know if they have a clip on YT yet, but since his b-day didn't get celebrated a few months back (I think in December?) they brought out a cake for him at the end and we sang him happy birthday! :)
@@craigbowers4016 Does he constantly visit University of Arizona???
Maybe if you had loved ones die younger than that, would feel some resentment..
Uuhhh...he turned 90 last December.
Chomsky went off the deep end and now he's BACK. He has obviously done his research, sat back, and then metabolized what's happening behind the scenes
And voter suppression is a big part of the GOP strategy too.
also voter fraud is a big part of the DNC. They're both shit.
@Fact Checker Net immigration is negative. Check your facts bro
@Ricky Spanish Damn shutting down polling locations all over the country. Hell I live in Ohio have an ID but yet I have to go to the next town over to vote. How the fuck does that make sense?
And the DNC strategy to stop progressives like Bernie.
@Fact Checker and Space Age Production; No, there been study, in the last election there were 3 illegal votes, 3 out of 11 million. And 2 of the 3 were Republican. So shut up, just show how gullible you are and stupid.
Politics is not about truth. Its about what you can make ppl believe.
@Nicole Marie lol
@Nicole Marie Both parties are deceptive and are actually one in the same.
Seems to me that Obama and Trump are just different style of conmen and liars. Obama was just a lawyer style of liar and Trump is just an low-down dirty liar.
@Ed Dursky That guy is a plant.
@@annberry8149 Pretty much sums it up, seems to be a prerequisite to being in the White house. Democracy is dead in the USA, has been for a long time.
Thanks for posting this, I've loved Chomsky's thought for years. I really enjoyed the video.
When I was younger, I believed the mainstream media narrative that Chomsky was a crackpot and that people like William F. Buckley were correct. The older I get the more I realize Chomsky is a genius who expresses the things we need to hear eloquently, which is a welcome attribute in this day and age of 24 news cycle stupidity and soundbites. He explained the Republican Party here in it's totality.
He didn’t mention voter suppression, but as usual Chomsky is correct.
And straight up throwing votes out.
@Paul JudkinsWhat color is the sky in your world?
@@coyoteboy5601 The sky is brown in his world. Because of how far up his own ass he is.
And online social media trolls do have an effect. It empowers more racism and fascist themes.
@Paul Judkins This amuses me, because I only used the same exact insult that you used in your comment directly preceding my own. The lack of self-awareness is laughable.
Chomsky is brilliant. Respect from Scotland.
Definately a yesser ,45 and losing is your name
@@robertcrawford1142 Boris Johnson 55% and independent.
Hey Scotland... England here... can we come live with you? It's all going to shit down here : /
@@garychap8384 You're very welcome.
Chomsky's a fool who stays on the pseudo intellectual perimeter of politics and reality. He subsists on the pilot fish mentality of people like you. He says nothing - He accomplishes nothing.
holy shit i never heard this guy speak before, then watched this video and fell in love with him instantly lol
Sam Sullivan you must be new to the left haha
His famous book : Manufacturing Consent.
listen to his debate with Richard Perle (Reagan/Geroge W administrations) from 1988, or his interview with Andrew Marr, Noam is absolutely one of the sharpest tools in the shed
Sam Sullivan, I'm not trying to be mean, but I'm genuinely puzzled... How have you never heard Noam Chomsky before?
Seriously, Left OR Right... You've got to have heard him...
@@keepdancingmaria I've heard of him before, i've just never heard him speak in a debate or interview
Our political/governmental system in a nutshell... Assist the rich and screw poor people over. Brilliant.
@TAX COW FARTSAt least Socialist countries don't treat healthcare like a privilege of the rich. The ideal governance would be democratic with incentives for individual accomplishment, but also with enough social conscience to not de- humanize those who can't "pay back." Trickle- down economics is the most disingenuous socio- economic model- it has failed in its promises 3 times while promoting economic disparity.
@Mai Ling no stereotyping there, right?
@Mai Ling 1- "we" don't know, and 2- true only in the minds of those who stereotype. I hope you're neither a teacher or a coach.
TAX COW FARTS sorry but you don’t understand about socialism. You see Venezuela and think that is what it’s about. Here in Europe we have many socialist countries doing absolutely fine and caring for their citizens. Sadly,, so many Americans do not understand the differences between all the political parties.
the Republican's doesn't like government. but thay use the government to destroy everything that had worked for the working class.so what's good for the wealthy Americans should work for all America. it's all Corruption.
Yes, Chomsky is great, but Kyle is putting this out and kudos to him.
Let’s be honest!! There is nothing but one political party in the U.S. The reality is that we ice had a solid 50 years of legislature meant to enrich the wealthy and side with cooperations!! This legislation has to have bi-partisan support to be voted in as law!! How has this happened if both parties were not pushing for
the same thing??
Most of the severe damage has been done over the past 20 yrs. Citizens United, Bush jr and Trump giving HUGE tax breaks for rich and corporations. Most of that has been done under Republican control. Actually you could go back to Reagan and his start on giving more corporations and rich more power and demolishing labor unions. Republicans dont hide it anymore that they care about the super rich and big CORPORATIONS. The Democrats hide behind social issues while still voting with Republicans on economic issues. We need more Democrats like AOC, Ilhan Omar etc...fighting for the people!!
Lincoln is rotating so hard in his grave that you could power a mid sized city if you would connect him to a power plant.
50043211 Nope. He’d be impressed.
Fuk Lincoln.
If I could have dinner with any person on the planet, dead or alive, I would definitively choose Noam Chomsky. I can't believe highly-intelligent colleagues & politically-aware friends of mine have no idea who Noam Chomsky is. We are blessed to be a witness to this man's amazing ability to see through the pretense & semblance of the various political coteries around the world.
Thus guy would be your choice for dinner?? Yikes. Get a life!!
@Horseless Headman ...so because my opinion differs from yours, mine is wrong & yours is right? I'm bad, you're good? Come on, Headless. You sound like every other statist, maga-hat wearing hillbilly blindly pledging your allegiance to a system that will never benefit you. No thanks! I much prefer to think for myself.
Hey Kyle,
I have been watching you, and the show for years now. I have learned a lot from your commentary and I have gotten involved on the issues.
But I can easily say that out of the THOUSANDS of videos I have watched from you, this particular segment was EASILY in your Top 10 best of all time clips.
This is going to be the video that I reference for years to come as I attempt to communicate ideas and concepts to other people.
Even though I doubt you will see this message. Thank you for what you do. Please keep up the good work and don't give up fighting.
@@MuhammadAhmed-qh7ut I don't do twitter. No reason. Just don't
Learned a lot from both Noam Chomsky and Kyle Kulinski
Chomsky being Chomsky. I have more neurons now just by listening to him. Brilliant
As soon as you hear a tRump speech you'll lose them all.
i GET MORE INFO WATCHING MY NEIGHBORS DOG TAKE A SHIT
@@zuckoff4180
Dude, you're so edgy. That name and that comment. I bet your personal life is super functional.
PROBLEM TRUMP is NOT a REPUBLICAN ! he was a DEMOCRAT up until few years ago !!! so NOAM EXPLAIN THAT !!!
What a brilliant speech! In a nut shell, Noam Chomsky in sight into American politics is spot on. Pandering to the rich and famous, and leaving the poor and underprivileged to fend for themselves. What ever happened to the America ? They clearly haven’t looked at there history, we have similar problems here in Malta! A true democracy is treating people with human dignity and a equal society for all. That is a human right isn’t it?
More than anyone, Chomsky opened my eyes to US politics and foreign policy. I remember reading one of his books and again, and again, thinking "That has to be bullshit" or "He has to be spinning this" and tracking down his sources to see for myself. Usually when I do this I turn out to be right- it's a great way of spotting out bullshit. But with Chomsky, every time, it would be like "Holy shit, he's not even being misleading." It was very sobering, but very illuminating. Especially on US foreign policy. Can't recommend him enough.
Chomsky is brilliant, but I think he underestimates the danger of gullible tribalism meeting social media manipulation.
Agreed. The scale of investment into social media influence (be it fake, real, foreign, domestic, etc. ) from 2012 to 2016 was significant. It's safe to say we can expect to see even more next time around, whether our Nation is ready for it or not.
You should Force David Hackman to watch this.
What did Aipacman say about this?
Dave has been the one most consistently right about Russiagate among the leftist political commentators on CZcams. Kyle has been smug about nothing, and Jimmy Dore has been an outright stooge.
David is a liberal Zionist. He cannot be trusted
@@guardianvalor962 everything
@Bill Anderson But he's not. The report confirmed Russian meddling in the election in favor of the Trump campaign. "Collusion" was never the point of the investigation. Trump wasn't found guilty by Mueller for conspiracy, which is an actual crime, collusion is not. In Mueller's opinion there was no substantial evidence of coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russian government, which would be required to be guilty of conspiracy. However, he compiled all of the evidence he found regarding interactions between the Russian government and the Trump campaign and stated that the fate of Trump himself should be left up to Congress.
Mueller didn't say "no evidence" of collusion. He said not enough to prosecute. There's a big difference.
You are stupid as shit and monumentally gay
Kind of like the double take on Hillary? All the more reason to believe he’s the establishment candidate that was the Clinton’s biggest donor prior to running.. Had you considered they (Trump and Clintons) are actually in bed together?
@@kirkstable No, but then I'm not wearing my tinfoil hat so maybe they are influencing me with their fluoride chemtrails.
and that's why you're INNOCENT until PROVEN guilty
Kevin Billingsley oh I’m sorry,.. forgot all the mindless zombies with no political experience or degrees could comment here. Ignorant peasant
Thanks for bringing Noam Chomsky up to the public. We need to hear more from him.
He's been in the public eye for decades, DECADES!. You are the one out of the loop.
Here are some more videos from this awesome night in Boston with Noam:
The Green New Deal: czcams.com/video/oa7A7PZtOOc/video.html
Military Aid to Israel: czcams.com/video/JD3t_jtAAmQ/video.html
Arrest of Assange (which happened earlier that day): czcams.com/video/RYdDp4mHDRY/video.html
Nuclear Weapons, Climate Change, the Undermining of Democracy being a Threat to Our Planet: czcams.com/video/h_HSPpGEJCo/video.html
Ultranationalism: czcams.com/video/qipuoA9QJeQ/video.html
Thanks Democracy Now!
@@ingriddubbel8468
I was going to say the same thing, generally. He's been a public intellectual for about 50 years.
Manufacturing Consent was a seminal book. You should check it out.
Now I understand how deeply I have been misled. Thankyou Chomsky!
chompski on dee nutz!
Chomsky hit it right on.
Don't feel bad, you're still young and have plenty of time 2 get involved.
Stop kissing Chomsky’s asz. He is tenured at MIT and does not lack for security. It’s supposed to be about the message, not the messenger.
U.S. need at least 10 or 12 more parties… but that might be a bit too democratic for Americans.
NA.
Gref friendly reminder that the US is a republic and not a democracy as democracy is literally mob rule and how many times has mob rule ever worked
Just as I read in a book several years ago, the Republicans and the Democrats are two sides of the same coin ! §
True! Democrats are only just a bit better to the working class, but ultimately they're not that much better. - GOP is heading to the Alt-Right at a faster clip, but in the end it won't matter, - The States is sinking in terms of human rights and their Democracy is really losing ground. God-Damned pity, really.
We have the same problem here in Canada. Red team or Blue team, same thing but for a bit of window dressing. But people here in Alberta get so excited by the imagined differences that trying to convince them that the policies are essentially the same is a waste of time. And worse even if they admit the policies are the same it doesn't matter because the only thing that really matters is which colour the team is as far as they are concerned. And my gods these are not always stupid people in most areas of their lives.
Good ole Noam. He'll call em all out. I'm glad he's still around to expose the almighty Ozs.
He makes being old cool.
fuccs too
LOL You never stop being cool - your knees, ass and belly just stop giving a fu#k.
@Mai Ling No, No, No. Noam makes being old 'cool', by possessing a razor sharp intellect which he utilizes to great effect.in offering a brilliantly insightful political analysis. Trump on the other hand, despite his age, is unfortunately, childishly STUPID.
However, it does require a modicum of intelligence to discern between the two.
@Mai Ling If you had paid attention to Noam;s analysis you might have been provoked out of your reliance on right-wing opinions, which have been fed to you by corporate 'state' media as a means of distraction. Because, since you are kept so busy ''looking over there'' the elites are swimming in corruption and excess, and you are apparently none the wiser.
People with no money and no power are not the cause of the problem. You need to think deeper.
@Mai Ling Trump IS the swamp. It is He, and his swamp-monster elitist buddies who are screwing you over, and you are so blinded by their lies and propaganda, all you do is babble inanities.
What baffles me is why would you watch a Chomsky vid, when you havn't a scooby-doo about politics......................Next time try LISTENING to what the man is saying, and don't pay heed to your internal dialogue, that just spews nonsense.
I do not mean to be rude, but I mean COME ON!!!!!
Brilliant - he nailed it - Both parties and independents have moved too far to the right. Now its just a political fight over money and power, to hell with the rest of us.
Chomsky. Wow, I have so much respect for him now -- he totally gets what is really going on.
He has known what's going on since the 60's.
The greatest economic and political mind America has ever had.
Gawd dayummmm, Kyle! Spitting that fire of TRUTH
What the hell did I just watch. Is this man a genius?
Joshua Gourlay no, he just isn't a blithering, corrupt ignoramus and political charlatan.
No, he's just not a lying politician or a tired, angry ordinary person blinded by years of propaganda
@@semorepagne9996 sounds like you
Oners82 lol okay. Fair enough. Allow me to amend: Yes, he is a genius, but not due to his relatively obvious analysis of political maneuvering and corruption, which is generally only missed by blithering ignoramuses, or ignored by charlatans.
Democracy Now does a fantastic job. Thank goodness journalists such as Amy Goodman exist!
Anybody else find the name Democracy Now pretty funny? I feel like the Now is redundant.
I would love to see their meeting to see who was fired for suggesting Democracy Later or Democracy Now?
@@stephentoth6003 Democracy someday was probably floated. And would have been more apt.
@@jmitterii2 idk seems like our democratic process and Republic structure has worked just fine and operates how it was supposed to be since its design
@@stephentoth6003 Democracy Never would suit today's America.
Democracy is 51% of the people telling the rest of us what to do. It’s actually not the greatest idea, it’s just that everything else is horrible as well.
Chomsky can breakdown political science so well that even the trump voter would understand
Here’s a thought. Instead of immediately resulting to name calling, alienating half the population that might otherwise be swayed to your side with logic, why don’t you engage a Trump supporter over the backyard fence? You might find that they are perfectly reasonable, intelligent, hard-working people who have essentially thrown a Hail Mary pass for the very reasons that Noam Chomsky pointed out. Just a thought. Now, let the social media attack begin.
Travis Barrett ....but they don't want to.
@@thomasbonnett4800 might, but probably won't find them to be even remotely reasonable or intelligent.
Travis Barrett steady on there! 🤣
Thomas Bonnett it’s a wonderful thought, and many have tried, only to get insulted again and again. I am so much in despair over the hatred Trump and the right have unleashed on the world. In my country too.
Every time I hear Noam Chomsky speak I want the world to hear what he has to say.
MAGA 2020!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Democratic should listen to this genius man.
BeautyWith Samara - so should republicans
Noam Chomsky is dead accurate in his points. smart man!
The contrast between Chomsky and the guy whose show this is excerpted from is almost bizarre. You have this brilliantly learned and insightful intellectual analysis, and suddenly this announcer saying: "Goddamn it, goddamn! He nailed it!"
Perry Weiner I was thinking the same thing, sounds like my drunk uncle after a football game and flips the channel accidentally to the history channel and starts commentating as if a two part series on WW II was the national championship!
The wise sage brother chomsky.
Being shocked that Noam Chomsky said something brilliant is like being surprised Leonhard Euler was good at math. Noam Chompsky & Cornel West are two of the greatest philosophical thinkers on the planet watch the whole discussion on DN it's excellent.
You're easily pleased, obviously.
@Mary Coyle Russell was a genius. Fellow genius and pupil, Wittgenstein dismissed Russell. As a mug's game, philosophy makes boxing looks like it was made for wimps. Chomsky does not even make it into the category 'philosopher'. He is a linguist who uses philosophy. It's a shame he doesn't spend more time thinking about obligation, trust and the meaning of liberty, IMO. As for Peterson, I wish he'd decide whether he's a psychologist - whatever that is - or a part-time literary critic.
100%
the old shill dropped the ball with that video of his that europe is racist.
Noam Chompsky & Cornel West are two of the greatest philosophical thinkers after the Three Stooges , the Marx Bros. and Abbot and Costello. And Clem Kadiddlehopper.
Noam Chomsky is such a brilliant yet soft spoken person..it's too bad no one heeds his teachings in our government.
Nobody in government should bother heeding Noam Chomsky. He is completely worthless.
I challenge you, "Name a single left-wing government that actually works and leaves the economy in better shape than when they got into power?"
I have friends who are Czech, Polish and Bulgarian. They say 40 years of Communism has made their countries poorer between 1945 and 1985.
China has abandoned Communism. It recognises that Capitalism, for all its faults, delivers the good.
Russia doesn't really believe in Communism. 68 years of Communism has left their country economically weaker.
All the result of left-wing thought.
And amazingly enough, the Democrats in the USA are rushing to embrace failed economic thought.
@@stephenhowe4107 Noam Chomsky isn't left wing. He's a libertarian.
@Richard Dixon How wise and educated you aren't! Very impressive that someone with a below average lizard's brain learned to type.
@@stephenhowe4107 So your support for calling Chomsky worthless is "communist dictatorships don't do well"? You are far below the idiot standard of intelligence. You are more ignorant than someone who knows nothing; at least they aren't spouting incredibly stupid rants equating Chomsky with communist dictatorships. Knowing nothing, they can learn actual facts and analysis faster than you, because they don't need to be deprogrammed of their right wing brainwashing first.
@@stephenhowe4107 DENMARK , SWEDEN, NORWAY, ...
Bernie Sanders does focus on healthcare economy endless war etc.
Which is probably why he didn't secure the nomination.
@@Electricshrock Joe bought the election, 80% of polling stations were shut down 🤣😂🤣🤦♂️😒.
@@AngryGnome87 yes. As a Bernie volunteer, I witnessed voter suppression. Then you've got exit poll discrepancies which indicate election fraud..
@@freddiemercury4evr Bernie is the only candidate I was willing to vote for... I don't play that lesser of two evils bullshit. you are either qualified to run the country or you're not it's as simple as that a lot of people just simply do not understand it.. 🤦♂️. In addition as trustworthiness, Bernie has held his position all his life, on the other hand the rest of the candidates continuously change their viewpoints and say that they've "changed their minds", I'm sorry but if you're that high in the political spectrum and you fucked up so many times that you have to continuously change your policies then you suck and you shouldn't be there 🤷. I live by the phrase no excuses it will be nice if the rest of the country did as well
@@AngryGnome87 I understand completely. I'm in a solid Blue state so I will likely vote Green Party. Joe will "win" my state, but I'd like to help get a 3rd party on the debate stage in 2024. Break the duopoly. Green Party has policies almost identical to Bernie's. I will never forgive the DNC for what they did to Bernie.
Very well said; but "Russian or Israeli interference, why does noone ever talk about the election interference by the US all over the world
Remember how people kept saying Obama did nothing about apologize for America? They accused him of denying American exceptionalism and hating the military because he spoke about not wanting to continue policing the world through failed intervention and regime change. It didn’t matter that he increased our military budget, just as it didn’t matter that he deported more people than Bush. People still accused him of being an apologetic open-borders Socialist.
Now imagine someone actually bringing the reality of our national hypocrisy up in an honest manner.
I'm glad that Chomsky is the type that can reason with people who have seem to have lost their reason.
It might be enough for us, but isn't enough for them, if you come from multigenerational stupidity, coupled with some reward for fanaticism, you usually stay there. If these people will ever change their cpurse of action it won't be because someone convinced them; rather because it threatened them, took their power or stopped listening to them.
@Mai Ling Saying that you turn to socialism because you change few politics who don't work is like saying someone supports the slavery because is drinking Coca Cola from Georgia. The sad fact is behind these policies are very dirty interests and calculations - take for example the health: there are some who want to assure themselves there is a minimum number of deaths, for artificial selection (it's not natural because is made by them , they don't apply it to themselves and is made with self-interested criteria, like the survival of the cruelest and death of the most creative or freedom-loving. Plus the money from here go to satanic projects like Ebola research. With the money saved from the healthcare system only, you could assure universal healthcare, minimum wage and social security. Another example - the charter schools. There are public schools (like in any country of this world, from Lesotho to Monaco, and you don;t want to look more primitive than Lesotho, right?) and there are also PRIVATE schools financed by state and with an even bigger sum - that's SOCIALISM - to affect the free market! With the money for the charter schools you could build a double number of public schools. You don't even have to change a tank for a medical clinic and so on, you solve this only with the money saved from corruption, incompetence, socialism and apocalypse. In fact, the guys ruling the things prefer a bad school and bringing smart emigrants (you see? them, in the first place) because apparently they (who is rumored to be possessed, a degenerated species from the underground with a hive mentality, former low lives like petty criminals became bosses through manipulation, hostile foreign spies who want to destroy US for their own benefit or ancient populations that we thought disappeared like the sabeans or the elamite) are genetically dumb and don't want to see their positions affected. That's why removing these aberrant measures is the duty of any american, especially those who are paid for defending America, As for the others, you could begin by instructing yourselves.
He is a Communist
God Bless President Trump
@@billadams8086 You don't even know what a communist is especially your saying God bless Trump the rapist and hatemonger. You all never believed in educating yourselves while it was ex-slaves who litigated the government to use property taxes for public education. You all were relegated to staying at home and work on the family farm and have sex with your own relatives.
Chomsky is a genius!
Indeed, but he is genius who is wrong. He is a Socialist.
So, in other words, we have the privilege of watching a political song and dance. Trump sings and the Republicans dance to the tune of corporations and the wealthy. What a great way to look at it.
Absolutely Genius! Absolutely brilliant and perfect dissected like a surgeon with a scalpel in the operation room. Perfect.
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Mueller's report concluded that the Russian government interfered in the 2016 presidential election “in a sweeping and systematic fashion”. All intelligence agents agreed with this, so I have to disagree with Noam on this point.
Thank you!
I have to watch it again to be sure but I think his point is the Russian interference was only secondary to the par- for-the-course campaign financing which routinely happens, that legal contributions swing votes a certain way so are far more decisive when it comes to an outcome. I think he feels that this should be the focus and that those pinning all hopes on Mueller's report did so in a futile way.
I agree, he missed the point entirely.
@@tommurray8691 Trump will be linked to Russian Oligarch money sooner or later. This is the main thing, not Russian interference in elections.
It also needs to be said, the Mueller report DOES NOT SAY NO COLLUSION. It says the material evidence is there, but a conviction might not stick because they can't prove he knew he was breaking the law.
I cannot disagree with anything he says, but I think he downplays the Russia connection. Russia could have nudged just enough of the electoral to give Trump the edge in exchange for a quid-pro-quo. Certainly there might be too much weight placed on this issue, to the democrats detriment, but it's not exactly an either/or situation.
Let's also not play blind/deaf to the obvious signs of collaboration and the fact that Muller did find evidence of "collusion" and obstruction, but has chosen not to prosecute, along with Barr being a clear plant to distort the truth and cover for Trump.
Yes, I was with him until he said that. I believe that at any other time in history, the evidence found of obstruction of justice against a president would have been damning. But during these past 3 years, anything he says or does is rationalized away. And I also agree that the Russian interference is not something we should ignore.
I have always loved and admired Noam Chomsky - beginning with his vocal support of a clerical union at MIT. Thank you for this beautiful simplification.
It is simplistic indeed...
Honestly it's hard to keep a straight face when Americans complain about election interference from foreign powers. Hello? Anyone been alive these past 100+ years and looked at how America has acted on the world stage? It rather speaks to the "I live in the American Bubble." The World Series sporting event really does perfectly illustrate this mentality. It doesn't magically make it right, but it's hardly a new thing and influencing other powers for self-interest isn't always an evil.
For instance it's not alltogether a bad thing to want someone in power who is less likely to start a war against your country.
That makes it OK when Russia does it to us because we deserve it cause were bad... and we should shut up and just let it happen. Do I have it so far or?
@@sinistar99 I said at the end 'it doesn't magically make it right' you fucking tool.
Step out of the American bubble. I'm making the same point Chomsky and anyone else with a brain does, one worth making indeed. Maybe if more people observed the world from all perspectives things would be a bit better to manage.
Either that or try reading my whole post.
May you live long. A good man with a brilliant mind.
Noam Chomsky completely denies 9/11, even going so far as to say that 'even if it was a conspiracy, which it wasn't, that it simply does not matter'. If one fails to review Chomsky's record on 9/11, one remains unable to see the true role he plays in narrative management, just like Julian Assange. I watched a single video of Assange and Chomsky addressing 9/11 on numerous different speaking forums last week, and two of my previous 'heros' were immedaitely flushed down the toilet where they belong. Chomsky's record of his opinons on 'Anthroprogenic Climate Change' provide powerful convergent validity of the fact that he is just one more stooge; 90% truth, 10% spin on the most critical issues. Genuinely heartbreaking...
@@anonaki-mt6xb I won't immediately dismiss your claims if you can provide proof. Nothing less than complete denial of 9/11 will do, since that is what you stated.
@@anonaki-mt6xb Chomsky denies what exactly about 9/11? He doesn't deny it happened. He has put out a book on the topic. Can you link the "single video" you watched? Because there is no doubt that it's a bunch of clips of statements he made with all context stripped out. You should try to be more cognizant of when videos are pushing a false narrative.
@@thendcomes You have made a fundamental assumption error which has resulted in your misunderstanding of my statement. You also clearly demonstrate an adolescent emotional disposition. I have niether the link nor any motivation whatsoever to take the time to provide it to you. His opinions on 9/11 are a matter of public record and minimal research coupled with some critical thinking will take you to the source and import of my comment. Improve your attitude and do your own work.
@@9kay Excellent comment. I was unclear regarding what I meant by 9/11 denial. A clearer statement is that Chomsky's opinion is that he seriously doubts that 9/11 was perpetrated by elements of our own government as well as other governments and inteliigence agencies, and he states that the evidence against such is 'overwhelming'. This leads me to be quite suspicious that such an obviously intelligent and accomplished man such as Chomsky has somehow missed the overwhelming and incontrovertible evidence of the actual reality of who commited 9/11, how, and why. The video I failed to link earlier is here: czcams.com/video/Vl_YwQ6WXQQ/video.html.
This is someone who "effectively stepped back" and explained the current situation with logic and deep thinking.
Brilliant analysis...which is what we expect from Chomsky.
He always does in every speech every where every time ALWAYS BRILLIANT COHERENT ANALYSIS FACTS pity he is underrated here in the United States
I love and respect this brilliant man.
He is a brilliant Socialist, which means he is a fool.
Mueller NEVER said no collusion. Now kyle is parroting trump and barr. WTF.
who gives a fuck, TRUMP 2020
Bingo. Kyle has been saying no collusion for a while, which is an arguable position. But the fact that he's now using far right wing talking points makes me think that Kyle is more concerned with being right and sounding smart than actually covering the story in a non biased way. He's losing a lot of credibility with his need to validate one prediction.
Mr. B fock off fascist a hole!
Evan Fields I find it very sad how he is jumping on the alt right fascist band wagon.
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If you think Trump is a good guy.
You're a fuckin idiot.
I have been saying this for 20 years. And the Evangelicals/Catholics are predisposed to take what a man standing at a pulpit says at face value....
But that's not what chomsky is saying at all...
Fuck you are stupid
I will always thank From Monument to Masses for introducing me to Chomsky. (And I will always cry during their 9/11 song :( The radio dispatches are gut wrenching.)
Wishing for many healthy years still for Noam, thank you for this upload. I'm glad over a million people have seen it!