Darryl, thanks so much for your perspective. I will say there were a couple of instances in your conversation with Tucker Carlson that made me think "whoa, those are strong words." However, I do remember you saying, to the effect, that you can't fit everything about WWII into an hour. Thus, I knew not to read too much into anything in wh…
Darryl, thanks so much for your perspective. I will say there were a couple of instances in your conversation with Tucker Carlson that made me think "whoa, those are strong words." However, I do remember you saying, to the effect, that you can't fit everything about WWII into an hour. Thus, I knew not to read too much into anything in which you were essentially summing things up.
I do think Dave Smith said it best on Part of the Problem, in which he believes that what really caused all this pushback is that WWII was the start of the American empire, and to question is to question the American mythos. (Of course, one may argue that's not the only reason.)
Anyway, I have plenty of thoughts about the issues the United States has dealt with in the post-WWII era (domestic and foreign alike, including a few some may not think about) but that's for another day. Thank you for your continued work, Darryl. It's why I'm happy to be a paid subscriber.
Darryl, thanks so much for your perspective. I will say there were a couple of instances in your conversation with Tucker Carlson that made me think "whoa, those are strong words." However, I do remember you saying, to the effect, that you can't fit everything about WWII into an hour. Thus, I knew not to read too much into anything in which you were essentially summing things up.
I do think Dave Smith said it best on Part of the Problem, in which he believes that what really caused all this pushback is that WWII was the start of the American empire, and to question is to question the American mythos. (Of course, one may argue that's not the only reason.)
Anyway, I have plenty of thoughts about the issues the United States has dealt with in the post-WWII era (domestic and foreign alike, including a few some may not think about) but that's for another day. Thank you for your continued work, Darryl. It's why I'm happy to be a paid subscriber.
Dave Smith had the perfect recap of the interview. As usual.