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Theory Buzz, Episode 2 - Mahmood Mamdani: Neither Settler Nor Native
In the second episode of Theory Buzz Podcast, hosts Bassam Haddad and Libby Anker speak with Mahmood Mamdani on his recent book Neither Settler Nor Native: The Making and Unmaking of Permanent Minorities (Harvard University Press, 2020). The conversation features such topics as state-building through the function of the national and the colonial, how such processes categorized different populations, and how such categorizations created pretexts for state violence and control.
Theory Buzz Podcast is a monthly podcast that brings authors, books, theory, and the world together in a dynamic way. Away from both lofty pretenses and empiricist disdain, we cut through the jargon to elucidate important ideas and emphasize their significance to our moment. Every month, we hold a friendly but productive conversation with an author of a recent book in social theory, broadly conceived (don’t hold us to account on “recent”). Our conversations will address the history and trajectories of these works, while emphasizing their relevance to, and impact on, the worlds we live in.
Guest:
Mahmood Mamdani is professor and executive director of Makerere Institute of Social Research at Makerere University and the Herbert Lehman Professor of Government at Columbia University. Mamdani has taught at the University of Dar-es-Salaam in Tanzania (1973-79), Makerere University in Uganda (1980-1993), and the University of Cape Town (1996-1999). Mahmood Mamdani was listed as one of the “Top 20 Public Intellectuals” by Foreign Policy (US) and Prospect (UK) magazine in 2008, and served as President of CODESRIA (Council for the Development of Social Research in Africa) from 1998 to 2002. Mamdani has written extensively on colonialism and post-colonialism. Among these are several books: Define and Rule, 2013; Citizen and Subject, 1996; Saviors and Survivors, 2009; Good Muslim, Bad Muslim, 2004; and When Victims Become Killers, 2001. His latest work is Neither Settler Nor Native: The Making and Unmaking of Permanent Minorities, Harvard, Belknap Press, 2020.
Hosts:
Elisabeth Anker is an Associate Professor of American Studies and Political Science at George Washington University. She is the author of Orgies of Feeling: Melodrama and the Politics of Freedom (Duke, 2014) and the forthcoming book Ugly Freedoms (Duke, 2022 expected). She is also co-editor of the journal Theory & Event, and a frequent contributor on international television and radio news. @libankerDC
Bassam Haddad is Director of the Middle East and Islamic Studies Program and Associate Professor at the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. He is the author of Business Networks in Syria: The Political Economy of Authoritarian Resilience (Stanford University Press, 2011) and co-editor of A Critical Political Economy of the Middle East (Stanford University Press, 2021). Bassam is Co-Founder/Editor of Jadaliyya Ezine and Executive Director of the Arab Studies Institute. He serves as Founding Editor of the Arab Studies Journal and the Knowledge Production Project. Bassam is co-producer/director of the award-winning documentary film, About Baghdad, and is Director of the Middle East Studies Pedagogy Initiative (MESPI). He received MESA's Jere L. Bacharach Service Award in 2017 for his service to the profession. @4bassam
[To contact the hosts of Theory Buzz, email hosts@theorybuzz.com. Visit www.TheoryBuzz.com for more information.]
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Live with ASI - Episode 3.6 (February 2023)
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Live with ASI is a monthly broadcast program that showcases recently published content from the Arab Studies Institute’s various branches. This content includes articles, reviews, pedagogical resources, podcasts, and more. Also featured in the broadcast are brand new interviews and discussions with authors and contributors. This month co-hosts MK Smith, Bassam Haddad and Nadya Sbaiti highlighte...
Pressing Matter - Ep. 3, "Al-Jazeera's Rightly: Journalism Done Wrongly"
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On February 25, 2021, the Qatar-based global news network Al-Jazeera decided to take a plunge into right-wing US television programming with its own online talkshow program catering to conservative viewers in North America. Sensing the divisive political climate in the US, Al-Jazeera invested in a show crafted by Fox News Channel veterans and modeled after popular podcast platforms. The intervi...
Pressing Matter - Ep. 1, "World Press Freedom Day"
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In this episode, hosts Malihe Razazan and Adel Iskandar discuss World Press Freedom Day, established in 1993 by the United Nations to recognize the important service provided by press professionals.
Booked! Ep. 1 - "Cacophonous Cairo" with Ziad Fahmy
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This is the inaugural episode of Booked! with host Adel Iskandar which features Cornell University's Dr. Ziad Fahmy who discusses his 2020 book “Street Sounds: Listening to Everyday Life in Modern Egypt” from Stanford University Press. In this lively conversation, host Fahmy answers questions about his early interest in sounds from his childhood in the bustle of Alexandria, the move to a compar...
Pressing Matter - Ep. 2 , "The Best Top 10 List Ever: How Online Rankings Eviscerate our Agency"
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In this episode, Malihe Razazan and Adel Iskandar discuss how advertising agencies, marketing firms, and digital content producers have used algorithms and automatons to turn our personal choices into predestined behaviours of consumption. From Amazon to CNN, TeenVogue to online dictionaries, lists and ranks pervade all the platforms we use and pose a risk to our ability to make informed decisi...
Adjuncting, Labor & the Pandemic: A Conversation with Zein Elamine and Bassam Haddad
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In this conversation, Zein El-Amine addresses the exploitation of adjuncts in higher education in DC and nationwide. Specifically, he addresses the labor struggle at American University in the historical context of a pandemic that has spurned multiple labor struggles in workplaces that were previously untouched by organized labor. This discussion is informed by Arundhati Roy's view of the "pand...
Connections, Episode 25: War Economies with Mark B. Taylor
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Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with Mark B. Taylor about war economies and international law. This episode of Connections examines the role played by corporations in international crimes and efforts to hold them to account through strategic litigation. Connections offers timely and informative interviews on current events and broader policy questions, as well as themes relevant to know...
Ten Years On: Displacement, Disruption and Scholarly Production in the Aftermath of Uprisings
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This panel explores the disruptions to research and the circulation of ideas in and about the region as well as some of the generative possibilities and new networks that have been produced as a consequence of the many different forms of displacement that have affected scholars, students, activists, intellectuals and artists in the aftermath of uprisings. Featuring Hamid Alawadhi (discussant) i...
Connections, Episode 24: Crises in the Maghreb with Samia Errazzouki
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On Tuesday, 23 November Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with Samia Errazzouki about the current crises in the Maghreb. This episode of Connections examines escalating Algerian-Moroccan tensions and the deteriorating situation in Western Sahara. Connections offers timely and informative interviews on current events and broader policy questions, as well as themes relevant to knowledge pro...
Connections, Episode 26: Libya in the Balance with Claudia Gazzini
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On Wednesday, 26 January Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with Claudia Gazzini about Libya. This episode of Connections examines the persistent conflict in Libya and the challenges confronting its state and society. Connections offers timely and informative interviews on current events and broader policy questions, as well as themes relevant to knowledge production. It combines journalis...
Historic and Contemporary Legacies of Palestinian Feminism: An Interview with Professor Nada Elia
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In March 2021, the Palestinian Feminist Collective issued a pledge affirming that Palestine is a feminist issue. The pledge offers a feminist critique of Zionist settler colonialism and emerges in a context of renewals of Palestinian feminist organizing in Palestine and throughout its diaspora. In particular, it responds to institutional attempts to exclude Palestinian feminists from organizing...
Connections, Episode 23: The Global Far Right with Cas Mudde
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On Thursday, 18 November 2021, Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with Cas Mudde about the global far right. This episode of Connections examines whether the far right is today ascendant or in decline, and the extent to which it forms a coherent global movement. Guest Cas Mudde is a political scientist and global authority on populism and political extremism, particularly the European and ...
Connections, Episode 22: Narrations of Palestine with Alison Glick and Nora Lester Murad
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On Wednesday, 9 November Jadaliyya co-editor Mouin Rabbani spoke with Alison Glick and Nora Lester Murad about the challenges and rewards of narrating personal experience and political realities in Palestine. This episode of Connections examines the personal and political journeys they undertook, and the impact it has had on their writing and activism.
Live with ASI: Episode 2.11 (May 2022)
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This month, LWA producer Mohammad Abou-Ghazala filled in for MK Smith as co-host with Bassam Haddad, and they discussed a new issue of Status / الوضع Audiovisual Journal, a curated virtual reality exhibit titled “Geographies of the Future,” a panel on sectarianism in Syria since the 2011 Uprisings, the significance of recent French elections, new episodes of Connections Podcast and Search Files...
Live with ASI: Episode 2.10 (April 2022)
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Live with ASI: Episode 2.10 (April 2022)
Living the Nile River: Materiality, Embodiment, and Egypt's Colonial Economy
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Living the Nile River: Materiality, Embodiment, and Egypt's Colonial Economy
Ten Years On: Lebanon’s 2022 Parliamentary Elections
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Ten Years On: Lebanon’s 2022 Parliamentary Elections
Feminist Circles: Dress Code and Bodily Agency
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Feminist Circles: Dress Code and Bodily Agency
Women of Afghanistan: My Voice to My Home
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Women of Afghanistan: My Voice to My Home
'Glocal' Voices: Discussing Feminist Blogging as Political Practice
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'Glocal' Voices: Discussing Feminist Blogging as Political Practice
Live with ASI: Episode 2.9 - March 2022
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Live with ASI: Episode 2.9 - March 2022
Live With ASI: Episode 2.8 - February 2022
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Live With ASI: Episode 2.8 - February 2022
Ten Years On: Thinking about Democracy and Revolution - Egypt’s 2011 Uprising with Mona El-Ghobashy
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Ten Years On: Thinking about Democracy and Revolution - Egypt’s 2011 Uprising with Mona El-Ghobashy
Ten Years On: Women's Filmmaking in the Aftermath of the Uprisings
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Ten Years On: Women's Filmmaking in the Aftermath of the Uprisings
Ten Years On: Media Framing of Political Events in Lebanon, From Uprising to Blast & Aftermath
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Ten Years On: Media Framing of Political Events in Lebanon, From Uprising to Blast & Aftermath
Real Football Podcast: Episode 5, World Cup & International Cup Fiasco
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Real Football Podcast: Episode 5, World Cup & International Cup Fiasco
Connections, Episode 21: Terrorizing Human Rights with Raja Shehadeh
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Connections, Episode 21: Terrorizing Human Rights with Raja Shehadeh
Connections, Episode 20: The Invention of Palestine with Zachary Foster
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Connections, Episode 20: The Invention of Palestine with Zachary Foster
Live With ASI: Episode 2.7 - January 2022
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Live With ASI: Episode 2.7 - January 2022

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  • @glanzfinger6960
    @glanzfinger6960 2 місяці тому

    Excuse me, can I repost your video to Bilibili?

  • @promark5317
    @promark5317 3 місяці тому

    Mouin looked cool with a beard.

  • @filippomilani2746
    @filippomilani2746 3 місяці тому

    Norman Finkelstein is a legend! Thank you!

  • @palwashabangash8608
    @palwashabangash8608 6 місяців тому

    But it was Mr Sevan's duty to get him out. The UN was complicit. And those that murdered him actually got their comeuppance, they just cant see it!! They only think Allah punishes others but no Allah punishes anyone that committs oppression no matter amount of prayers they say!! Allah looks at intent and heart.

  • @chalmerscharitycrouse7834
    @chalmerscharitycrouse7834 7 місяців тому

    "Although recalled, Genet, a Girondin, dares not return to France, and he eventually receives asylum in the United States, settles on a farm in upstate New York, and marries Cornelia Clinton, the daughter of Governor George Clinton." I forgive you. 1:44 pm CST Jan. 22, 2024 Co-President Charity colleen "Lovejoy" Crouse

  • @ninalichtenstein6898
    @ninalichtenstein6898 8 місяців тому

    The opening narration of this film is literally without context. What a joke. And here academics and intellectuals laud the film as excellent educational material. What an absolute insult to the term "historical context" - I give.

  • @sabrinaandhusband7791
    @sabrinaandhusband7791 11 місяців тому

    Actually majority of Yemeni are quite nice and loads are modest & educated, it's just some trouble groups that give the country this reputation.

  • @ginachammas8921
    @ginachammas8921 11 місяців тому

    God bless you and may Justice prevail

  • @StephenCarvlin
    @StephenCarvlin 11 місяців тому

    This is, unfortunately, still very relevant.

  • @DDangaran
    @DDangaran 11 місяців тому

    Thank you.

  • @user-vd5oi4nk3e
    @user-vd5oi4nk3e 11 місяців тому

    💯💯💯

  • @d0ntbeevil
    @d0ntbeevil 11 місяців тому

    OCTOBER 7 2023 BROUGHT ME HERE... :(

  • @HumanProgress
    @HumanProgress Рік тому

    Whatever the Palestinians are fighting for……..it's not Liberal Democracy, because they could have that in the West Bank and Gaza this hour if they want it. Nobody would object - except the Islamic terrorists Israel fights against.

  • @bennett6192
    @bennett6192 Рік тому

    🤦 "promo sm"

  • @darioleonfernandez6932
    @darioleonfernandez6932 Рік тому

    Date of the interview, please?

  • @jasmin4493
    @jasmin4493 2 роки тому

    Thank you I'm learning a lot from you.

  • @zero_nova2849
    @zero_nova2849 2 роки тому

    Chomsky is a humanistic idealist. He doesn't know what traditionalism is and he doesn't understand that Iran is ruled by a traditionalist regime. If they get atomic weapons get ready for literal end of the world.

  • @gabrielM1111
    @gabrielM1111 2 роки тому

    Before I attempt to listen to this whole video can you please tell me at what minute Mark of the video does he discusses the Biden's Administration: judges him personally as a president and person and where does he address bidens mental decline. Thanks

  • @chalmerscharitycrouse7834
    @chalmerscharitycrouse7834 2 роки тому

    Your consent does not seem to be much of their concern: www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=47996 I hope this helps. Not "insurance." 12:22 pm CST May 14, 2022 Charity Colleen Crouse

  • @jca9417
    @jca9417 2 роки тому

    So he's using the whole "women's rights" talking point to criticize trump from withdrawing troops in Syria ? 😂😂🤡

  • @juanrivera6333
    @juanrivera6333 2 роки тому

    Great program. Greetings from Puerto Rico.

  • @chalmerscharitycrouse7834
    @chalmerscharitycrouse7834 2 роки тому

    ua-cam.com/video/MAW0ZFOwGfo/v-deo.html Let me know if you approve. 11:04 am CST March 30, 2022 Charity Colleen Crouse By the way...this is not in any English that I know. See above.

  • @amazinggreats5333
    @amazinggreats5333 2 роки тому

    He should do a class online. I would totally watch the entire series if he did lectures on the history of Israel and Palestine

    • @spikeshnoops9940
      @spikeshnoops9940 Рік тому

      ISRAEL - Arab Supreme Court judge - Countless Arab judges - Arab police chiefs - Arab MPs - 1/3 of all Israeli doctors are Arabs (same with university professors) - Freedom of speech & religion - Arab government ministers Arafat died as one of the world's richest dictators IMF still searching for MISSING 70 BILLION $ FOR PALESTINE ALL US, EU, Arab countries & UN aid funds stolen Only recipient - Suha Arafat his dear & beloved wife ($40,000,000) Escaped France (embezzlement) Stripped of Tunisian citizenship-corruption HAMAS COVENANT (Aug 18, ’88) ISRAE DESTRUCTION through Jihad 
 "Israel will exist “UNTIL JIHAD OBLITERATES IT”
 Article 13: “ No solution for Palestinian question except Jihad." [P. 7]
 Article 11: “Palestine - an Islamic land for future Moslem generations until Judgement Day.

  • @masterculturedunkerque7918
    @masterculturedunkerque7918 2 роки тому

    What should we watch from those directors if we didn't know them at all before this talk? Very interesting and moving conversation anyway, thank you

  • @mohammadabuhawash1339
    @mohammadabuhawash1339 2 роки тому

    Key takeaway: Some Walmart parking lots are actually quite pleasant.

  • @ethanb6486
    @ethanb6486 2 роки тому

    "US and UK support would drop like a rock if there were no counterterrorism threats". This is laughable. Why? Well because ISIS and al-Qaeda fight on the same side as the Saudis, who the US is selling millions of weapons to. Furthermore, Ansar Allah has been the only group capable of fighting the jihadists. They were so effective that they were reportedly working with the US, which is why Gen. Lloyd Austin was angry when Saudi launched its invasion. I would argue that US and UK support has nothing to do with "counterterrorism" and rather with an actual fear of a powerful Yemeni state which sits on the Bab El-Mandeb, one of the most important waterways in the world, and has control over its own resources.

  • @andrewcarson6938
    @andrewcarson6938 2 роки тому

    liberals

  • @MitzvosGolem1
    @MitzvosGolem1 2 роки тому

    Moch Shemo נודנק

  • @rezarazavi9872
    @rezarazavi9872 2 роки тому

    Norman once quoted a revolutionary who says: Some would rather live on their knees and Some would rather die standing on their feet. Norman is the one who never got down on his knees and successfully Portrayed the garbage that Dershowitz and Joan Peters wrote as so called "academic". And garbage is indeed what they wrote. Norman will go down in history standing on his feet. God bless Norman and likes of him.

  • @saidsijli9115
    @saidsijli9115 2 роки тому

    A traitor is the daughter of a traitor. Long live the honorable kingdom of Morocco, and no one who betrayed her will live

  • @chijanai
    @chijanai 2 роки тому

    Why we should diffuse power from the center? In Morocco this will definitely cause instability. This young so called journalist, who has not even finished her PhD dares to criticize governments in Northern African countries, who enherited many problems from the past (colonialism...) and still face many challenges with all interferences ...! How many centuries were necessary to Europe or the USA to reach the level they have now? You better criticize the capitalism system you living or other sensitive topics, and then you will see your freedom of speech 💬

  • @johnnymookergee4935
    @johnnymookergee4935 2 роки тому

    Anti Semitic Kylie Broderick, was embroiled in a controversy after she used her now-deleted Twitter account to label defenders of Israel “Zionist dirtbags.”

  • @DR77618
    @DR77618 2 роки тому

    Israel is becoming One state for many people. It has no choice.. the Arab’s demand it justly. Further than that, the whole Middle East is changing; the Americans are neglecting the Middle East and Israel is more pre occupied with Iran than with the Palestinians. Too many things are changing in the Middle East and in the upcoming years it will be more and more the Chinese and Russians that will play a role in the Middle East rather than the Americans. The Zionist state as we know it today will end mainly because the zionist idea is imploding from within because Israel has got too many competing societal interest (even amongst the Jews themselves) and the whole civilisation of the Israeli society is in utter disintegration. The end of Zionism is very close and it has nothing to do with any arab or Palestinian. It it has to do with the fact that the Israelis morally bankrupted their own Zionist dream because of many reasons not only their treatment of the non Jews in Israel but also because many factors including the magnitude of corruption and the mafia and enormously high crime rate within the political sphere and in every facet of the Israeli society, also because of the ways in which of Israeli Jews are treating their OWN Jewish population as well as other important factors inside of the state like rogue capitalism etc. The state is disintegrating and imploding from within due to a myriad of factors, full - stop ! * Also, currently ( 17 Dec 2021) - The Israeli army and the Israeli police are absolutely unable to control the mayhem, murders, organised crime and street violence in the south of Israel and on the periphery towns in the north (it is literally akin to the Wild West) Israel lost its credibility. Israel has effectively lost all the control over half of the country its only has control over the middle of the country such as tel aviv and Jerusalem and the middle part , the south and the north are absolutely not adhering to the laws and the regulations of the country. Essentially Israel is F’d and I really do not see that anything is about to change in the future. Too many of Israel’s population have become radicalised so nothing good will come of the division of the people inside of the country. ** In regards to the two state solution you are correct to say that the time has passed for that- which really stuffed up the hard line racist Zionists because now they are faced with what they despised the most, which is - ONE STATE FOR ALL OF ITS CITIZENS and so they have effectively LOST and will LOSE the state of Israel for the Jews ! * And again, this has nothing to do with any arabs or Palestinians but rather with the Jews’ own demise due to the mismanagement of their own Zionist ideas as well as the mismanagement of their own Israeli society.

  • @gulliegulliver4546
    @gulliegulliver4546 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this.

  • @saifshohag005
    @saifshohag005 2 роки тому

    When intelligent people look at the absurdities and futility of religion they often reject God, when in reality they should reject religion. It is religion that steals the identity of God's system and distorts it, while God's Way properly defines God, His System and mankind's position and role within that System. There is no religion the only System for all mankind is God's Way "Deen" a way of life intended to be a life of blissfulness without religions, myths, superstitions or satanic laws. You shall return to Him, observe Him, and uphold your commitments. Do not become idol-worshipers like those who change the way of life into ‘religion’, each sectarian is happy with what they have. 30:31-32 Follow those who do not ask from you any wage, they are guided. 36:21 If you follow the majority of the people on earth, they will divert you from the path of God. They only follow conjecture, and they only guess. 6:116 He has prescribed for you the same way of life enjoined upon Noah, and what is revealed herein, and what was decreed for Abraham, Moses and Jesus. You shall uphold the One way of life and not be divided. It is simply too difficult for the idolworshippers to accept what you advocate. God is the one who brings towards Him whomever He wills. He guides towards Himself those who return.42:13 O mankind, you shall serve your Lord who created you and those people before you that you might be observant. He is the one who made the earth habitable for you. He is the one who constructed the sky. He sends down water from the sky to produce fruits for your sustenance. Therefore, you are not to set up any idol next to God when you understand. 2:21.22

  • @asterskane4198
    @asterskane4198 2 роки тому

    Come back online, Bernard.

  • @GailColeman
    @GailColeman 2 роки тому

    Oppression is being taken apart on a global scale and it's going to get ugly before it's finally beautiful! I pray I live to see the Palestinians freed!

  • @MarkSmith-cf5kw
    @MarkSmith-cf5kw 3 роки тому

    He said idears. Chomsky is a phony. The leading intellectual out of MIT. In your face gatekerping

  • @shireenduvillard8261
    @shireenduvillard8261 3 роки тому

    👍💚

  • @susanrobertson3569
    @susanrobertson3569 3 роки тому

    If I was to tell you as a woman. Been beaten was a way of life for a woman and post tramatic stress was never addressed in a domestic violence situation. If you want to reach a group of people who probably understand it better than you it is women who have been through domestic abuse

  • @vijaykrish803
    @vijaykrish803 3 роки тому

    Sadly the corporate controlled media here in the US rarely give people like Chomsky an opportunity to express their views. This is why many of my fellow Americans are so ignorant of the many evils of American foreign policy which is essentially dictated by big business interests.

    • @lepidoptera9337
      @lepidoptera9337 2 роки тому

      Chomsky can buy all the tv advertising he likes. Just like everybody else. What's your point?

  • @hakimamalou4312
    @hakimamalou4312 3 роки тому

    What about the sectarian massacres all through the classical and medieval Islamic ages? Saying it started in the 19th century is just factually wrong. Entire cities were wiped out in sectarian fights in 10th and 11th century.

  • @jrizaac
    @jrizaac 3 роки тому

    Softball

  • @JUBY11RAM
    @JUBY11RAM 3 роки тому

    It's about damn time! Praying for Justice.

  • @bellybutton6138
    @bellybutton6138 3 роки тому

    Noam Chomsky is a legend. A legend in the name of peace and truth. It is sad that these quality people are now sadly in the American administration.

  • @jameseric2543
    @jameseric2543 3 роки тому

    45:19 The great sociologist Max Weber made a distinction between the ethics of intention (what you want ultimately to happen) and the ethics of responsibility (what you know will happen in specific decisions). He also said that human life exists in the tension of these two ethics. Here Chomsky (in intention hard Left) opts for the pragmatic ethics of responsibility. It is an excellent example of what Weber was talking about in his teaching on human existence and the tension of the two kinds of ethics. The Left would do well to take this lesson to heart.

    • @ahmadalhaysh3721
      @ahmadalhaysh3721 2 роки тому

      I seem to like this distinction. If I understand it correctly, however, doesn’t “the ethics of responsibility” resonate with the pragmatic moral precept that the litmus test of of whether a particular course of action is right is its workability? I’m not sure, but I have an inkling that this distinction and the philosophy of pragmatism are somehow related.

    • @jameseric2543
      @jameseric2543 2 роки тому

      @@ahmadalhaysh3721 That’s my understanding too. Unfortunately for me, many of my colleagues think I’m reactionary for holding such a pragmatic view.

  • @frankjones2225
    @frankjones2225 3 роки тому

    If he hates the system so much how can you bath in it make money from it and shine on the fringes of it..another self serving man..

    • @robsimer9296
      @robsimer9296 3 роки тому

      Noam is a capitalist selling his opinion to communists.

    • @vijaykrish803
      @vijaykrish803 3 роки тому

      I am an American. That does not mean I should not be critical of our foreign policy or for that matter anything I find unjust within our country. Only delusional and dishonest people think "we Americans can do no wrong"

    • @frankjones2225
      @frankjones2225 3 роки тому

      @@robsimer9296 Your a man that thinks outside the box and someone whos sees the truth.. Its sad when you see educated people who want to help in the world go blinded back into the stupidy of socialism on a communist scale. There was a saying in Ulster during the civil war and i think when you see through the shite of these political stances it says it all. " To those who understand no explanation is needed to those who dont. no explanation is possible"

    • @lepidoptera9337
      @lepidoptera9337 2 роки тому

      @@vijaykrish803 That still doesn't mean you have to side with an old fool like Chomsky.

  • @Wearysiren3
    @Wearysiren3 3 роки тому

    We love you Dr. Finklestein

  • @MsDiwan11
    @MsDiwan11 3 роки тому

    Sir aapse bat karna hai contact me

  • @sircharlesnot
    @sircharlesnot 3 роки тому

    Thesis: US and its alies - evil Everyone else - saints Got it