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Nathan Dunn's avatar

Whatever your version of cracking a beer and enjoying this for a moment is, I hope you’re doing it. Congrats.

CSF's avatar

Haha I'm saving it to get off work, crack a beer, and enjoy the episode

nevadajake's avatar

Smart! I started it middle of the workday... I do not recommend. Now I have to think about finishing it all day long!

Clay's avatar

The podcast or the beer?

jdrafts's avatar

That part about Ireland hit. I was visiting my sister a couple weeks ago and she mentioned our home state is on track to have most people living here be people that were born in another state. I guess I’m supposed to be ok with it because we’re all Americans but damned if it doesn’t bother me. Nothing against them as individuals but that many of them in basically my life? It bothers me.

One After 909's avatar

“I'm not from here

I just live here

But people tell me it's not like it used to be

They say I should've been here back about ten years

Before it got ruined by folks like me”

-James McMurtry

Jesse's avatar

I’m from Wyoming. Grew up on a ranch in South Dakota. Every time I see Colorado or California license plates it bothers me. They are running from the ridiculous policies of their state, that they helped create, just to come here and destroy the housing market and change the politics to the exact same thing they just ran away from. I want them all to leave.

Rocco Taco's avatar

The people slinging pejoratives at Darryl are either parroting, propagandizing, or potentially retarded. No one can listen to this podcast and truly think he's a bad or negative person—the detractors will have unbearable cognitive dissonance if they choose to tune in.

RiverHollow's avatar

Personally, as a sensible centrist, I think he's too liberal still.

Karl D. Woods's avatar

I am pumped that the people I’ve talked into listening to Joe Rogan will get to hear Darryl. This is a great time saver. I was planning on guiding them through at least three rounds of podcast recommendations (starting with something like Benjamin Boyce or The American Mind, then going to J. Burden, then to Auron McIntyre) to get them from Point Rogan to Point Martyrmade, but now I can skip all that.

Matthew's avatar

Really? Burden, before McIntyre?

Karl D. Woods's avatar

Burden has a calmer affect and a more subtle approach (mostly). It sneaks up on you. McIntyre, being a teacher, explains things more directly, so it helps if you show up wanting such things explained. But I’d listen to a different opinion on the order!

Cowabunga the Hun's avatar

Favorite part so far is the shidding yourself story. Brilliant, insightful, riveting... clerical, even.

SamizBOT's avatar

Authors cited: UncleAdolf1488 of the Unz comments section

Vasili Blokhin's avatar

I hear that guy might be a bit of a jerk.

SamizBOT's avatar

He makes some good points

Colter's avatar

Man your stock constantly rises!

Dr. Philonious McGee's avatar

Happy for you man. Been a supporter since 2018. I disagree with what you say at times, sometimes vehemently. But you are a good dude, and I am very happy that all of your efforts have gotten you to this level of success. Very well deserved. Cheers to you, your wife, and your continued success

Jay G's avatar

TG we only had 90 seconds of mma talk (foreplay) before Joe let our boy cook 🤌 well done DC!

Vasili Blokhin's avatar

You know that was the tail end of a 45 minute conversation.

ClydeTorkel's avatar

So glad for you. The suffering and dedication has paid off.

Gaddius's avatar

I remember recommending you years ago back when the Rogan website took guest suggestions.

I take full credit for this.

Laggy's avatar

It’s just wild that I got hooked by a cameo that Darryl did, seems like ages ago.

In an age where snake oil salesman sell subscriptions, Darryl provides absolute gold.

Integrity is so fucking rare. Darryl has enough to spare.

ShelbyFeete's avatar

I'm kind of surprised this is so many peoples first time hearing the shit story lol. Darryl told it years ago on a pod with Jocko and Echo.

One thing I wish Darryl clarified on Joe was when he spoke about the town Hitler grew up in. I am already seeing Darryl's detractors on social media already are latching onto it as a gotcha moment, saying stuff like "he doesn't even know the difference between Austria and Germany". Obviously most of us know Germany wasn't even a nation until 1871 and there were "German" towns across Austria-Hungary as well as scattered throughout Eastern Europe and a large number of Germans in Vienna at the time. That said a brief clarification would have been good given the large numbers of normie's Darryl just reached today.

ShelbyFeete's avatar

Almost like Socialism only actually works for a nation when that nation is a specific people with a shared culture and heritage......

And I would add it seems to require a baseline IQ level, which is the elephant in the room that nobody wants to touch.

I had to laugh at some of the things Joe said especially the "melting pot". Like a direct recitement from a HS history book published by Robert Maxwell's company. I can't remember which leftist I heard it from, but they described America not as a melting pot but as a salad where all the parts remain distinct and different. Turns out democracy always devolves into a battle between competing interest groups.

Vasili Blokhin's avatar

I would add that a functional socialist society has a hard population limit of maybe 10 million.

john's avatar

Agreed. Any data on that? It just doesn't seem scalable.

Vasili Blokhin's avatar

You could probably make a chart, but when you look at all the countries that socialists herald as examples, they're all fairly small, like Cuba. While the big ones have graveyard continents to their name. It's hard enough to run a country like Russia, even worse with the yoke of communism around your neck. Not that it even works on the small scale every time. Look a Cambodia.

Rich Dubbya's avatar

I'm looking forward to watching. Your research on history tends to piss some people off. But it's true and you come with receipts. It'll be cool to see you blow his mind with your learned research. Oh, the Churchill stuff and the truths on WWII Or on the Israeli/Palestinian conflicts.. Or even on the Weather Underground. Yeah, I'm looking forward.

I thought so's avatar

Sometimes Joe should talk less.

One After 909's avatar

I thought Joe was pretty restrained.