Even more problematic stuff

[Brian Peacock]

Rogan is much better than Oprah. I like to watch his show sometimes, it can be interesting and he has good guest.

It reminds me of Art Bell, I enjoyed his crazy shit too.

I've watched quite a few Rogan shows - mostly the ones with academics - there's only so much you can say about the best way to punch someone in the head really hard.

[rainbow]

What I'm getting at is, no matter what happens in reality, you won't stop believing he is guilty of treason.

Reality can't change your belief.

I don't know how else to understand it.

Au contraire.

I think he should be given a fair trial, and if found guilty, punished accordingly.

It is a Capital Offense in the US, I believe.

However, no charges have been made as far as I know. That is what the Mueller investigation is supposed to determine.
Already people within the Trump campaign have been implicated.

Do you believe it is possible and likely that Trump didn't know?

[Scot Dutchy]

No, this is proper car...

It is true that Fiats are problematic, but not as much as Alfas.

Having said that I once drove a Italian car for an entire car and it didn't break down.

Anyone remember Alfa Süd's. The factory was in Naples run by the local Mafia. They would not last a year as the steel was so bad it was already full of rust. The Mafia was the supplier. One of the worst cars ever made

[rainbow]

[Scot Dutchy]

Was that the De Lux version?

[Animavore]

[Cunt]

Rogan is much better than Oprah. I like to watch his show sometimes, it can be interesting and he has good guest.

It reminds me of Art Bell, I enjoyed his crazy shit too.

I've watched quite a few Rogan shows - mostly the ones with academics - there's only so much you can say about the best way to punch someone in the head really hard.

He says don't do it.

He has spoken clearly and firmly against sports that cause concussions. Football, MMA, those sorts of things he won't do anymore because the cost is too great.

He talks quite openly about the ethics of making children do it, too.

What I'm getting at is, no matter what happens in reality, you won't stop believing he is guilty of treason.

Reality can't change your belief.

I don't know how else to understand it.

Au contraire.

I think he should be given a fair trial, and if found guilty, punished accordingly.

It is a Capital Offense in the US, I believe.

However, no charges have been made as far as I know. That is what the Mueller investigation is supposed to determine.
Already people within the Trump campaign have been implicated.

Do you believe it is possible and likely that Trump didn't know?

Didn't know what?

You have him convicted of something, but if you have information the Mueller folks haven't got, it isn't me you should be giving it to.

As I said though, there isn't anything which can happen (in reality) to change your mind.

[Forty Two]

According to CNN's panel, Trump proved (again) his sexism when he joked that if Melania had been in charge of the meal for the Clemson football players, she would have made some little salads. This, apparently, is wildly sexist and just beyond the pale.

Err.... why? He knows Melania. She's a model. Highly doubtful she thinks Big Macs are a good idea for any meal. Trump's married to her. Maybe she really would have made salads? https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/tr ... 93e00ceee9

CNN anchor says Trump insinuated that women are here to make salads for men. LOL. Really? You're not being a teensy-weensy-bit disingenuous to claim he's saying that's what women are here for? Saying Melania would have made salads is saying that women are here for the purpose of making men salads? Come on....

[Cunt]

My sweetheart would have made salads. She loves doing it, and you wouldn't get any if you got douchy about 'womans roles'.

CNN must have a panel with sucky salads, if they discourage salad-makers from participating.

[BarnettNewman]

(Joe Rogan is like Oprah for guys)

I knew there was a reason I don’t watch that shit.

[Cunt]

He has some fun stuff. He interviewed Elon Musk a few months ago. Elon said that something called 'neurolink' was coming in the next 6 months or so, which would address the bandwidth problem between humans and computers.

He also smoked a blunt with Joe.

He interviewed Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and lots of other, impressive guests.

Of course, he doesn't toe a normal progressive line all the time, he even risks *gasp* being wrong, so you probably wouldn't like his show.

You should try the Ellen show. Sounds right up your alley.

[Animavore]

I noticed Joe Rogan got a backlash from his toxic fanbase because he praised Hannah Gadsby a couple of weeks ago.

[Cunt]

I noticed Joe Rogan got a backlash from his toxic fanbase because he praised Hannah Gadsby a couple of weeks ago.

His toxic fanbase?

What the hell are you talking about? Is this more of your conspiracy theory bullshit?

[Animavore]

[Brian Peacock]

If it wasn't for Rogan I might never have come across the work of Dr Robert Sopolsky, and my life would have been the poorer for it.