Tucker Carlson reminds me of my high school debate coach from the 80’s. I love it when he asks the guy, “Are you really a professor?”
Iska Waran
September 17, 2017 10:25 am
Where’s a scimitar when you need one?
Jake
September 17, 2017 10:55 am
I hope a lot of people are watching Carlson. He asks questions which reveal the guests, many of whom are what pass today for academics, as incredibly stupid or incredibly evil.
It is especially amusing when he gets one of these safe space fools who is a spokesperson for something and can only respond with lame slogans.
Anonymous
September 17, 2017 11:19 am
The violent will continue to justify their violent and antisocial actions, and feel righteous about doing them, as long as there is no real penalty to pay for doing it.
Penalties have a tendency to change attitudes, the more severe the penalty the greater the change.
Wip
September 17, 2017 11:35 am
Let me get this straight, Richard Spencer said/says…”To protect free speech, get rid of democracy”. Is this correct? I think I could be persuaded that this is a true statement by Richard Spencer. I say this because I believe, ultimately, democracy is majority rule. If the majority rules, anything can happen. Isn’t that why America was created as a Republic?
Gayle
September 17, 2017 11:51 am
Tucker’s show always gets me to start yelling, expletives included. I just have to respond to the crazy leftists he debates, like this guy. When I was watching this show, the guy really got me going, probably the worst of them all. The dog thought I was yelling at her.
I love it when Tucker gets that vacuous congressman from CA on. That guy is so stupid he makes Hank Johnson look like a Rhodes scholar. Dumbest white guy in Congress.
Stubb
September 17, 2017 12:02 pm
The guy looks like a human giraffe.
BB
September 17, 2017 12:17 pm
These leftist nut jobs never go around truck stops or Motorcycle bars yelling Their bullshit.They never go anywhere without police being present to get protection if they go to far. They keep it up and eventually they are going to mess with the person or people.
Centurion1222
September 17, 2017 1:18 pm
…and this “professor” is on staff at John Jay? What has the world come to? Methinks the Di Blasio mind bend has infiltrated John Jay! Guess “Anarchy 101” is being taught at John Jay and most likely at other institutions of higher learning, time for the Alumni to take action and shut this crap down! The “pursestrings” are almost as powerful as “the sword”!
I read an article somewhere the other day claiming that some of these far out Antifa loving censorship gulags have lost so much in donations they are closing dorms and laying off staff in large numbers. I believe the worst off was in Missouri where that red headed harpy commie bitch Melissa something or other called for “muscle” to remove someone she didn’t approve of at a protest.
Correct! One Ray of Sunshine. There are at least 8 brain washing facilities suffering the same fate. I stopped donating several years ago. Sent in my long list of reasons too.
racistwhiteguy
September 17, 2017 3:53 pm
Why would anyone want to. They’re too stupid to talk.
TJF
September 18, 2017 9:11 am
If you think about it, they are using the same logic that got us into Iraq. They are just employing their version of the preemptive strike that Bush used as his justification to kill. I wonder how many of the right leaning sheeple cannot see that and think that somehow this antifa clown is an idiot, but the newcons really had our best interests at heart.
I only watched the first few minutes of that video mostly because that guys neck was so distracting and I don’t like to listen to two people talking over each other.
hardscrabble farmer
September 18, 2017 9:47 am
Although I don’t agree with the professor I thought he handled himself fairly well against the talking head. His point about the cops/barricades/security in the Fox building being used in a preemptive fashion was a fair example of his point.
Look, as I’ve said before conflict between humans is part of the human experience and we have developed all kinds of strategies for coping with these issues from divorce to incarceration, depending upon the type of problem or level of infraction as it relates to the individual. It’s done every day and while there are problems and injustices, overall it works fairly well when you look at the number of people and the incomprehensible volume of interactions between them. I don’t think we realize just how good and decent most human beings are most of the time.
What we haven’t come to terms with is how we deal with collective disagreements. There ought to be some kind of divorce from society, separate places where people can collectively fulfill out their destinies from other groups who simply cannot live with or around them. The Amish or the Orthodox jews have figured it out and the government seems to leave them alone for the most part, but not the larger body politic. Der professor thinks- interestingly enough- that there is some kind of moral universe absent God where other men/women/xe/xer/xizzles can demand an enforceable belief in their particular morality. If there is no absolute right/wrong from an infallible source (God) and it is left up to men to determine for themselves what is right or wrong, and if moral relativism is the basis of our behavior, it is incongruous to expect anyone to comply with any belief system regardless of how much they may happen to subscribe to it.
Guys like that don’t want guys like me in their world and there isn’t any reason I should be forced to alter my life to fit into his worldview, nor subsidize it. And visa versa. How is it that people can’t see that some kind of separation isn’t a much more peaceful and less stressful resolution to this problem rather than violence?
And I know it’s not really important, but what’s with that neck? That guy has at least two extra vertebrae.
HSF…you left out of the equation that one side always wants to use the sledgehammer of gooberment to force the other guy to comply with their views. When that happens the social contract has been destroyed and all hell breaks loose .
BUCKHED
September 18, 2017 12:52 pm
HSF…the guy is known as a pencil neck geek …hence the reason his neck looks so long .
Boat Guy
September 18, 2017 5:47 pm
We are all falling into the your shit is shit but my shit is stuff ! Far to many people in this country blabber about free speech and preserving democracy while telling all counter arguments to shut up . Mean while the Republic fades from view bringing forth a police state full of party members “just doing my job” . I am certain Professor neck strain hair flip has no ounce of fairmindendess as to opposing views and grades . He comments he wants his students to think though it appears by his example not for themselves . Our war involvement around the world has come from both sides of americas political spectrum and none of it has provided us with anything useful as a nation . It has only divided us and produced followers and ninnies like this professor !
Tucker Carlson reminds me of my high school debate coach from the 80’s. I love it when he asks the guy, “Are you really a professor?”
Where’s a scimitar when you need one?
I hope a lot of people are watching Carlson. He asks questions which reveal the guests, many of whom are what pass today for academics, as incredibly stupid or incredibly evil.
It is especially amusing when he gets one of these safe space fools who is a spokesperson for something and can only respond with lame slogans.
The violent will continue to justify their violent and antisocial actions, and feel righteous about doing them, as long as there is no real penalty to pay for doing it.
Penalties have a tendency to change attitudes, the more severe the penalty the greater the change.
Let me get this straight, Richard Spencer said/says…”To protect free speech, get rid of democracy”. Is this correct? I think I could be persuaded that this is a true statement by Richard Spencer. I say this because I believe, ultimately, democracy is majority rule. If the majority rules, anything can happen. Isn’t that why America was created as a Republic?
Tucker’s show always gets me to start yelling, expletives included. I just have to respond to the crazy leftists he debates, like this guy. When I was watching this show, the guy really got me going, probably the worst of them all. The dog thought I was yelling at her.
I love it when Tucker gets that vacuous congressman from CA on. That guy is so stupid he makes Hank Johnson look like a Rhodes scholar. Dumbest white guy in Congress.
The guy looks like a human giraffe.
These leftist nut jobs never go around truck stops or Motorcycle bars yelling Their bullshit.They never go anywhere without police being present to get protection if they go to far. They keep it up and eventually they are going to mess with the person or people.
…and this “professor” is on staff at John Jay? What has the world come to? Methinks the Di Blasio mind bend has infiltrated John Jay! Guess “Anarchy 101” is being taught at John Jay and most likely at other institutions of higher learning, time for the Alumni to take action and shut this crap down! The “pursestrings” are almost as powerful as “the sword”!
I read an article somewhere the other day claiming that some of these far out Antifa loving censorship gulags have lost so much in donations they are closing dorms and laying off staff in large numbers. I believe the worst off was in Missouri where that red headed harpy commie bitch Melissa something or other called for “muscle” to remove someone she didn’t approve of at a protest.
Correct! One Ray of Sunshine. There are at least 8 brain washing facilities suffering the same fate. I stopped donating several years ago. Sent in my long list of reasons too.
Why would anyone want to. They’re too stupid to talk.
If you think about it, they are using the same logic that got us into Iraq. They are just employing their version of the preemptive strike that Bush used as his justification to kill. I wonder how many of the right leaning sheeple cannot see that and think that somehow this antifa clown is an idiot, but the newcons really had our best interests at heart.
I only watched the first few minutes of that video mostly because that guys neck was so distracting and I don’t like to listen to two people talking over each other.
Although I don’t agree with the professor I thought he handled himself fairly well against the talking head. His point about the cops/barricades/security in the Fox building being used in a preemptive fashion was a fair example of his point.
Look, as I’ve said before conflict between humans is part of the human experience and we have developed all kinds of strategies for coping with these issues from divorce to incarceration, depending upon the type of problem or level of infraction as it relates to the individual. It’s done every day and while there are problems and injustices, overall it works fairly well when you look at the number of people and the incomprehensible volume of interactions between them. I don’t think we realize just how good and decent most human beings are most of the time.
What we haven’t come to terms with is how we deal with collective disagreements. There ought to be some kind of divorce from society, separate places where people can collectively fulfill out their destinies from other groups who simply cannot live with or around them. The Amish or the Orthodox jews have figured it out and the government seems to leave them alone for the most part, but not the larger body politic. Der professor thinks- interestingly enough- that there is some kind of moral universe absent God where other men/women/xe/xer/xizzles can demand an enforceable belief in their particular morality. If there is no absolute right/wrong from an infallible source (God) and it is left up to men to determine for themselves what is right or wrong, and if moral relativism is the basis of our behavior, it is incongruous to expect anyone to comply with any belief system regardless of how much they may happen to subscribe to it.
Guys like that don’t want guys like me in their world and there isn’t any reason I should be forced to alter my life to fit into his worldview, nor subsidize it. And visa versa. How is it that people can’t see that some kind of separation isn’t a much more peaceful and less stressful resolution to this problem rather than violence?
And I know it’s not really important, but what’s with that neck? That guy has at least two extra vertebrae.
My Alpaca was jealous, and getting excited.
HSF…you left out of the equation that one side always wants to use the sledgehammer of gooberment to force the other guy to comply with their views. When that happens the social contract has been destroyed and all hell breaks loose .
HSF…the guy is known as a pencil neck geek …hence the reason his neck looks so long .
We are all falling into the your shit is shit but my shit is stuff ! Far to many people in this country blabber about free speech and preserving democracy while telling all counter arguments to shut up . Mean while the Republic fades from view bringing forth a police state full of party members “just doing my job” . I am certain Professor neck strain hair flip has no ounce of fairmindendess as to opposing views and grades . He comments he wants his students to think though it appears by his example not for themselves . Our war involvement around the world has come from both sides of americas political spectrum and none of it has provided us with anything useful as a nation . It has only divided us and produced followers and ninnies like this professor !
No, only the left tries to shut up everyone who disagrees with them. Trying paying attention to reality.