He's a rotten fucking snake.Wait did Boogie do something? Haven't seen anything of his in years, everytime I saw this gif i thought it was sarcastic...is this video serious in him calling for centrism?
https://www.resetera.com/threads/whos-the-best-podcast-interviewer.67683/#post-12486936Mods should turn this thread into the Joe Rogan OT where you all can bitch and moan about this man in one place. See the Jordan Peterson OT as an example.
omg, I guy defending Joe Rogan likes Joe Rogan. Got 'em.
Mods should turn this thread into the Joe Rogan OT where you all can bitch and moan about this man in one place. See the Jordan Peterson OT as an example.
Mods should turn this thread into the Joe Rogan OT where you all can bitch and moan about this man in one place. See the Jordan Peterson OT as an example.
Nah could have just been someone fed up with having to see new threads on his idiocy
That is gonna be a Hmmm from me dawgMods should turn this thread into the Joe Rogan OT where you all can bitch and moan about this man in one place. See the Jordan Peterson OT as an example.
Mods should turn this thread into the Joe Rogan OT where you all can bitch and moan about this man in one place. See the Jordan Peterson OT as an example.
Ok this is getting nuts haha.
speaking of dick it is so satisfying to listen just how fucking stupid he is
I couldn't help myself but I had to listen to the episode of his show directly after the Destiny debate. He painted it as a win (as did his incel fans). He's a straight up moron with ideas a 10 year old would come up with. I guess that's what Libertarians are right?
The other embarrassing thing is how he is buddying up with the gamer gate crowd. I feel so stupid for ever listening to his podcast not realising he's a moron and a bad person.
I used to enjoy listening to Biggest Problem in the Universe, and when that shit fell apart, Dick really leaned into MAGA bullshit.
edit: Well damn.
Last I checked his show a couple years ago, he had $5000 p/m on Patreon.
Now he's on $25,000 a month.
My goodness, this is a lucrative hustle.
speaking of dick it is so satisfying to listen just how fucking stupid he is
Thanks for the information, I hadn't followed any of this and really only remember boogie for the stupid Warcraft vids.He was defending JonTron's nationalistic views on immigration and that two people with two opposing viewpoints could learn something from one another
Not even close to the worst thing he's said though, considering he recently said that the silver lining to the Holocaust was that the live surgeries done by Nazis was the basis for modern medicine
Putting aside the fact that said surgeries were nothing even approaching "the basis of modern medicine," the man tried to "both sides" the fucking Holocaust
Oh no poor Barron might see this and think his daddy is dead :(
If I was drinking I'd have spit it out reading this.Yeah that's too far. Don't want to get the little guys hopes up this close to Christmas.
Ugggg Pat from the Best Friend's girlfriend writes for this asshole.
"You're using all these argument tricks!"
"You mean facts?"
Of course he did, but don't worry he's "just asking questions."
How the hell this guy manged to convince so many people he knew anything beyond UFC I'll never know.
One of the worst parts is after one or two posts you can see exactly what they are and how the next page and a half will go as they try and dance around to avoid outing themselves but you can't just tell them to fuck off because that would be antagonising another user.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/bo...-horrible-but-some-good-came-out-of-it.72869/
Thread is closed, so I wouldn't linger on it too much, but I honestly think Boogie's "trying to see the good in literally everything" is the dumbest, laziest, most ignorant mindset I've seen in my life
He's all over the place all the time. The other day he was destroying Trump for going after Michelle Wolf and praising Wolf for her hilarious tweet in response to Trump. He mocks what he calls "MAGA morons" all the time, and then feeds them the bullshit they love when he defends shitbags like Gavin. I don't think he's alt-right at all. I think he's a dangerous moron though a lot of the time. And the more he interjects that stupidity into interviews with people that have nothing to do with right vs left, I lose more and more interest in his podcast.I really like Joe Rogan most of the time but I can't help but to shake my head at times like this. Wish he would stick to talking about MMA, hunting, drugs, workouts and chimpanzees to be honest.
Someone said earlier that he's being used by the alt-right and I think they might be right - I don't think Joe's smart enough to realise that they're leeching off of him and using JRE as a platform to broadcast their stupid views. Other times, I do like it when he's on the ball (eg. Candice Owens podcast where she got buried)
Defending them is fucking cringey, but I'm actually not against him interviewing people like Gavin Mcinnes and Milo Yiannololous simply because you get a chance to confront and understand views like that without seeking their content out and giving them clicks. Whether we like it or not, a lot of people share those perspectives, and I feel like it's better to understand how they think to prepare with how to deal with them Irl instead of being oblivious to those views and the newer forms they take.
Defending them is fucking cringey, but I'm actually not against him interviewing people like Gavin Mcinnes and Milo Yiannololous simply because you get a chance to confront and understand views like that without seeking their content out and giving them clicks. Whether we like it or not, a lot of people share those perspectives, and I feel like it's better to understand how they think to prepare with how to deal with them Irl instead of being oblivious to those views and the newer forms they take.
I hope you're pushing for Rogan to debate with ISIS and non white terrorists, I mean it's clearly the only way to defeat their noxious ideologies, right?Defending them is fucking cringey, but I'm actually not against him interviewing people like Gavin Mcinnes and Milo Yiannololous simply because you get a chance to confront and understand views like that without seeking their content out and giving them clicks. Whether we like it or not, a lot of people share those perspectives, and I feel like it's better to understand how they think to prepare with how to deal with them Irl instead of being oblivious to those views and the newer forms they take.
There's no evidence that this approach actually works. All it's doing is amplifying their views.
Nailed it. He's dumb and has no idea the shit he's doing.
You're relying on Rogan to "confront" and maybe even "question" and that's not going to happen. The result is he just has "a talk" and "a talk" is all these dirtbags need to be normalized.
People with ideologies like that have multiple options for a platform right now whether anyone likes it or not.
Rogan's where they're allowed to speak more freely as long as they're taken to task for it later.
I hope in the long run Rogan more clearly denounces guests like Mcinnis, Peterson and Yiannopolous like he eventually did with some of his other fucked up guests in the past, but he's clearly more interested in tapdancing around their rhetoric in favor of not alienating a large portion of his fanbase. I think it's a garbage thing to do unless he's working towards calling them out, which is something that several center left public figures have been doing lately.
The deplatforming of Alex Jones says otherwise. With no avenue to present rhetoric, people stop paying attention. His views have dropped enormously and you never hear about him anymore which is what needs to be achieved. Rogan's show is the one "legitimate" outlet that the alt-right hangs its hat on to creep into the sphere of mainstream listeners. Someone won't go to the Alex Jones website but they were exposed to Alex Jones and Rogan saying "he's just a funny guy."
They do not listen or care. This is the one thing that people need to understand: they never will. They will not learn, especially now their supreme leader in Trump emboldens them to do and think whatever they want and damn the critiques.
Rogan putting them on equal footing normalizes them. It says "hey lets just listen to what they have to say" and that's how things get worse, not better. Why do we want to listen to them? Why does Rogan want to listen to them? And before anyone of his defenders says "he's just a curious guy who wants to hear different views" please go ahead and fuck off.
He will never do this because he lacks conversation skills and the intelligence to drive an interview. It's a rambling shitshow of ideas and when you start throwing in Milo alongside a Neil Degrasse Tyson it just makes Milo look better and NDT look worse.
Alex Jones was popular and successful with right wingers for many, many years before his noted appearance on Rogan's podcast. Notice how the more brightly the public spotlight shone on him, the quicker he was viewed as a problem, and then dealt with.
Another example is how that Milo guy lost his book deal and most of his career momentum when he said something dumb on a podcast. He took his IRL Bruno provocateur shtick a bit too far, even for right wingers, by defending pedophiles and it was downhill from there. And when Richard Spencer agreed to an interview with a host on CNN and flat out contradicted his earlier statements of not disliking black people by expressing black people aren't allowed at his parties, it was the beginning of the end for him.
So I continue to think that exposure of people with problematic views in a public setting via a non judgemental conversation can be a useful part of the deplatforming process. Publicly revealing extreme views as objectively as possible can prevent innocent people from being doxxed and make it harder for those harboring them to hide in plain sight.
I think it's possible Rogan might still denounce some of his more problematic guests and I hope he does. Unfortunately at this point it's a bit late, and either way, you can't help but lose some respect for him for not doing it sooner.
Defending them is fucking cringey, but I'm actually not against him interviewing people like Gavin Mcinnes and Milo Yiannololous simply because you get a chance to confront and understand views like that without seeking their content out and giving them clicks. Whether we like it or not, a lot of people share those perspectives, and I feel like it's better to understand how they think to prepare with how to deal with them Irl instead of being oblivious to those views and the newer forms they take.
In theory? Good idea. Have them on and have a debate.Defending them is fucking cringey, but I'm actually not against him interviewing people like Gavin Mcinnes and Milo Yiannololous simply because you get a chance to confront and understand views like that without seeking their content out and giving them clicks. Whether we like it or not, a lot of people share those perspectives, and I feel like it's better to understand how they think to prepare with how to deal with them Irl instead of being oblivious to those views and the newer forms they take.