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55:07 I've read this on Quora - murrica people seem to be very binary. They seem to not see they shades of grey. It's either u r republican or democrat. U r educated or hillbilly. U r this or that. Dave Smith, among other individuals, is one of those persons who sees through it. Unfortunately not many are.
Zuby made a good point that people from different walks of life are uniting around truth and honesty even if we have vastly different perspectives on how to deal with issues, we at least need to know the truth about what the actual issues are.
@@refugeehugsforfree4151 your negativity has already screwed up your life enough, maybe give some positivity a try. For someone to accuse Dave Smith of being a sellout, you'd have to be a gov't agent or insanely pessimistic.
I’m 37 now. I have always been a none believer. I started to believe 4 years ago now. I am now a believer, and feel better about life and the purpose of life
Lmao. God is funny. I was having the conversation with my father about purpose. I’m 37. This could easily be dismissed as coincidence. Or, it’s God reinforcing both of our purpose.
25 years ago for me in 1999 Welcome to the side of the living HotPocket The other side isnt really a side, they are some of our nation that follow corporations, celebrities, 'experts', political teams or figures Corporations are zombies by definition (Corpus-oration) so when you hear Zombie Apocalypse its because it is that
Jesus snatched me out of the abyss when I was 38…. My life now is unimaginable to the person I used to be. To me the Bible and following Jesus has worked…. Everything I tried before only broke me more.
The concept Dave brings up around the 26 minute mark is called Chestertons Fence. Author G.K. Chesterton wrote that if one is traveling and comes across a fence that they don't know the reason for its existence, then they don't have the right to tear down that fence.
If the world were just, and things worked out the way they ought to…both these brilliant men would be household names in every home in any country which values Western ideals. I’m a huge fan of both these gentlemen; I’d vouch for Zuby and not even think twice about going doing so. He’s rock solid.
So edifying to see Dave on a platform that provides him to share his thoughts in detail as opposed to trying to get a word in edgewise between some screaming not too smart talking heads. Thank you my brother Zubi!🙏❤️🙏
I'm 40, and can still remember the amazement and awe I felt the first time I logged onto the Internet to play video games with People around the Country and World.....hell, I remember the first Cell Phones....... I am so glad to finally see this power being harnessed to it's fullest by The People. The first sense of relief and comfort I have felt for a looonnnggg time
@Salty_Balls Lmao.....ouch baby. Very ouch.... _"The first cell phone available for retail purchase was the Motorola DynaTAC 8000x, released in 1984."_ 🫤 Granted I wasn't referencing _that_ one, I waa thinking the Zack Morris Phone, but we're splitting hairs at that point.
@@Salty_Balls I remember car phones and cell phones people carried around in brief cases, and I was born in the early 80's. 😂 You do know there are people online who are in their 70's and 80's right? 😂
@@Steve-ev6vx you aren't 40 like he is. I remember being 8 and this guy brought what I thought was a suitcase into a restaurant and he opened it and started talking on the biggest phone I had ever seen. It was years later before I saw anything like that again, which were the old car phones.
Dave absolutely nailed his answer on America's foreign policy hypocrisy and its' constant and unending misadventures. I have never heard it summed up better! Thank you Dave!
Love these two gentlemen and all that they bring to the conversation. Can’t wait to hear them collaborate in discussing our time’s most pressing issues! Wishing you both continued success, gentlemen. You, and all the work that you do, respectively….are very much appreciated.
Dave is a phenomenal resource on history and current events. No comedian should be as good as Dave is politically. Top tier discernment, with a great sense of humor.
First time hearing?? This is the current record holder in the UK for women’s deadlifting. Strongest and bravest record in the world? (Look up the story it’s hilarious).
I am African and all these things are being funded in our countries too. I want to react to this video especially on the religion part. I am not religious but I do realize the importance of religion in many peoples lives. There are important lessons in many of the religions. It is one of our repositories of past knowledge and wisdom!
It's great seeing 2 of the most authentic and respected personalities together, like Black Panther and Batman teaming up to knock some sense into the world.
so long as conservative ideas continue to fail to materialise beneficial results for society, i do not see myself being conservative. its why im left wing i prefer ideas that prove to work and provide material benefot to society.
@TheFallinhalo At its core conservatism is (meant to) be about maintaining the status quo - "conserving" it. The current state of society, whatever it may be, will obviously include both positives and negatives, which will both be maintained if the current state is kept. That's why Zuby's question is such a good one - it's basically asking people what they think is the ideal achievable society - the one they would seek to "conserve". It's debatable whether many of those who currently call themselves conservatives truly operate in the manner described above, which might confuse Zubys question for some people.
Zuby, hopefully you can read War is a Racket” by Maj Gen Smedley Butler in 1935. He explains what he thinks the US military goal should be. It is also available on UA-cam audiobook. Less than one hour long. Life changing info for me. God bless.
Wow! From New Zealand and after listening to you both, I am also, "cautiously optimistic", now. I needed to hear this after so many years of absolute shite from our Government and MSM. Thank you.
18:00 I typically agree with Dave on most points, but the idea that "the state's biggest competition is the [...] church" completely ignores Shiism in Islam, which believes that religious leaders are fundamentally totalitarian political leaders, thus the "church" is synonymous with the "state". Case in point: Modern day Iran. Or look at pretty much the entire Middle Ages in Europe, where the Papacy was a theocratic state to which nearly all European monarchs swore fealty. And the tyranny that resulted from that is what gave birth to the modern secular liberalism movements (France, for example), not WWII. In fact, the Cold War following WWII lead to a massive resurgence in state-dictated religiosity, as the "evil commies are atheist, and capitalist 'Murica is Christian!" Atheism isn't what makes communism evil... It's conformist collectivism, which is something most major religions also espouse. So, sure, a community church/temple/masque is excellent. All for small communities with common beliefs joining together, especially for common peaceful religious purposes. However, just like any other group of people, giving it authority over all people is just another form of statism called a theocracy.
@@Mortiel I completely agree. The Protestant states became somewhat similar to today's Saudi Arabia with a king as commander-in-chief and the state church controlling the population. Many of the people from Sweden who moved to the US were deported because they went to the wrong Protestant church. Only after the Second World War could one work for the state without being a member of the state church. Sweden had then been a democratic hellhole for three decades. The Church existed in the Soviet Union and the worst German speaker in history, Merkel, was a member of the Christian Democrats in East Germany. So to say that totalitarian states oppress or want to get rid of the church/religion is completely historically wrong. After all, God told Bush in a dream that the US would invade Iraq, and the believers had no problem sending their children to die and kill civilians in a country they can't find on a map.
I don't think it's meant to be a universal historical principle. It's just an observation about modernity. Churches were a center of resistance against the Jacobins and the Nazis and the soviets. They have their own set of ideals that often conflict or at least compete with the agenda of the modern secular state, and they create divided loyalty from the state's point of view. I agree that there have been plenty of historical episodes where the church acted as a state or worked with the state, but I don't think the European Middle ages works as an example. In fact, I think it's contrary evidence. There was constant friction and power struggles between the monarchs and the Papacy in medieval Europe, and the papacy did indeed act as a constraint on the power and desires of European monarchs. They swore fealty to the pope for the same reason our modern politicians swear fealty to Israel - because it represents an independent power interest that political leaders have to contend with when pursuing their agenda.
@@Mortiel He didn't mean all religions in all places at all times. Merely that mass religious convictions are the greatest possible threat to mass nationalist convictions.
I see Dave in my feed, I click it. He's right about just about everything. Aside from Dr. Paul himself and Massie, Dave is carrying the libertarian torch.
I served in the GWOT in Iraq in 2004. I bought the whole WMD lie and thought I was doing good, and was willing to die for it. And am so glad that didn’t happen. Thank you Patriots
I used to think the fight was political. That's why I joined the Libertarian Party. I've come to realize the fight is actually spiritual. Libertarians can't save the world. Only Jesus can.
@bigz5262 so, my libertarianism goes something like this: Libertarianism is the closest thing we have to a truly just political system, and the more examples people see of it tangibly working in real life, the more it will spread.
@@JoeBizzlethat’s a fair explanation. And one I agree with. My point was that people that overuse dumb slogans are not serious. People that say they want to set the world free don’t even have a plan to set their town free
I’m impressed that Dave granted that different people believe different things about the war in Israel/Gaza and instead of denigrating the ones he disagrees with, he highlights what we all can agree on. It’s the exact opposite of corporate media.
@@ericmcmanus5179 excellent question, and a exceptionally problematic question for the establishment. Did you wonder why California counted their votes for 3 weeks after the election was called? There’s your answer, they needed to take that question off the table, and for the most part they did. Please like this response , I’d love to see if anyone can read it before it’s deleted.
On the US foreign policy segment, I really have just one statement as an American. I am not an isolationist, there will always be areas where America needs to secure it's interests. My issue with US foreign policy is that our government seems to treat our military as a surgical scalpel. We have some amazing special forces, but for the most part, the US military is a broad sword and should be considered as such. If the US is going to intervene somewhere, I want 100% backing to get the job done. I remember in Iraq when we had the surge to put down the rebellion - it worked, sort of. Almost nobody remembers the surge in Afghanistan, which was with far few troops and for a shorter period. I had a guy I worked with that was in the army and served in both Iraq and Afghanistan - after Iraq he refused to get married or have kids with his girlfriend because he says he was exposed to Agent Orange. He was a K9 IED handler and in Afghanistan he was on patrol with his unit when they were ambushed by Taliban. The Taliban threw out a grenade and men in his unit threw themselves on the grenade to save the rest. My point is, I don't like seeing lives wasted - if we are going to intervene somewhere, then I want decisive action and full backing to give our troops the resources they need to complete the job; if not then find another solution. Period.
What interests do you feel our military needs to secure? We have no business intervening in other nations affairs. We need to defend our own country and that's it. We have more than an adequate miliary to secure this country and its borders. The US has miliary installations all across the world and we are going broke. All empires have failed by overextending resources due to military interventions. The US needs to set an example of values of freedom and the individual and not socialist values. The military industrial complex drives all of these interventions in the name of doing it for securing our interests, when the truth is for profit.
@@christophergreyson6953 To your initial question, I would say that we need to secure vital minerals that for example, China, is securing for itself and actually excluding of export to countries that is has an issue with - this is a fact that nobody can contend with. I agree with you that we are overextended militarily and that there is a bunch of waste, but there are some sound investments and also some that need to be overturned - I'm no military expert, so don't ask me which is and which are not worth it. I would diverge however in your notation of freedom and socialist values - while I agree with you about freedom and rule of law, the problem is realpolitik. People today forget that during the Cold War we specifically fought over this issue. If you think that America can settle into a Buddhist state and let China or Russia peacefully settle world affairs, I think you are lying to yourself. Lastly, to your comment on the military industrial complex, while I agree to a degree, I would just point out that the pharmaceutical industrial complex is actually about twice the size of the miliarial complex, so if we are concerned about taxpayer dollars and corruption, I would start at the top. Best, my friend.
Postmodernists miss how it's always been about truthfulness not truth, about refraining from leaping prematurely to conclusions. If in doubt, the measure of the more righteous position is its willingess to subject itself to discussion in the public square. That's why a public square is sacred. We need a religion of preservers of the public square.
Two of my fellow brothers in all this, thanks for doing you, dudes. (We all must find common ground, but it ain't easy being us. For some reason around nature/nurture, some of us just are sticklers for what actually happened, getting at that. Most are for whatever reasons more prone to PR, more conformist, more just non-questioning, naive. And the part of all this worse than all of us more than decent people facing what we do for being these "contrarians," is how many truly non-savory people win out, USE all this BS today to gain, and do so due to the twisted nature socially this all leads to. SO many lame people rewarded by the culture, vultures using wokeness and just being born into it and we can't really blame anyone per se, but it's just sad. We have to live this, fight it, be the truth that rises to the top. It is our fate. Cheers, all!
1:18:20 And on the topic of health, aren’t the costs of treating type-2 diabetes in the trillions of dollars in the USA? Imagine what so much money could do if it were spent on entrepreneurship.
What brings you both optimism is exactly what terrifies and frustrates the establishment and they take it very seriously. ‘The widespread dissemination of misinformation online’ as they see it, is a threat because it weakens trust in gov and its institutions and with the new Cold War raging parallel to this media shift, it means holding onto our new found strength will be a serious struggle. One way for gov’s to address this issue is with greater transparency and honesty, however because of the simultaneously growing geopolitical struggle, governments are more likely to consider it an unsustainable internal threat and double down efforts to control it.
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Dave Smith is a really authentic, honest person. Love to listen to his rants. It was hard to watch tho, because of n-word host.
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55:07 I've read this on Quora - murrica people seem to be very binary. They seem to not see they shades of grey. It's either u r republican or democrat. U r educated or hillbilly. U r this or that. Dave Smith, among other individuals, is one of those persons who sees through it. Unfortunately not many are.
Dave Smith is always a treat.
Minus the treat part
@@voccsaycee30is a fraud
I think I could listen to Dave talk all day
Rob Bernstein does
I do listen to Dave Smith every chance I get.
@shinnick22 and he gets paid to do it, which makes it even better
@@shinnick22 zing!
I see Dave Smith, I click on video
You're a man of good taste.
I bet you've never been disappointed
Same, dude has some serious insight when it comes to the political, and he's funny!
Same 👍
Zuby made a good point that people from different walks of life are uniting around truth and honesty even if we have vastly different perspectives on how to deal with issues, we at least need to know the truth about what the actual issues are.
Dave Smith is the Best!
These boys undeniably have the righteous gift of speech.
@@refugeehugsforfree4151 your negativity has already screwed up your life enough, maybe give some positivity a try. For someone to accuse Dave Smith of being a sellout, you'd have to be a gov't agent or insanely pessimistic.
@@NativeNewMexicanNot only are refugee hugs for free. Positivity is also for free. 🙂
Dave's observation that he's "cautiously optimistic" about the future describes it accurately.
Dave Smith and Zuby? That's a lot of good sense in one video 😄
They both have a pretty glaring blind spot when it comes to Trump, but other than that they’re cool
I’m 37 now. I have always been a none believer. I started to believe 4 years ago now. I am now a believer, and feel better about life and the purpose of life
Lmao. God is funny. I was having the conversation with my father about purpose. I’m 37. This could easily be dismissed as coincidence. Or, it’s God reinforcing both of our purpose.
25 years ago for me in 1999
Welcome to the side of the living HotPocket
The other side isnt really a side, they are some of our nation that follow corporations, celebrities, 'experts', political teams or figures
Corporations are zombies by definition (Corpus-oration) so when you hear Zombie Apocalypse its because it is that
Good to hear!
Belief in the god of the tinyhats?
Jesus snatched me out of the abyss when I was 38…. My life now is unimaginable to the person I used to be. To me the Bible and following Jesus has worked…. Everything I tried before only broke me more.
The concept Dave brings up around the 26 minute mark is called Chestertons Fence. Author G.K. Chesterton wrote that if one is traveling and comes across a fence that they don't know the reason for its existence, then they don't have the right to tear down that fence.
Wow Dave Smith is like a smart Dan Soder.
Seeing Dave everywhere lately and I'm loving it.
Never heard of Zuby before, but I love Dave. New subscriber because of this. Thanks for the conversation guys. I’m cautiously optimistic as well 🙏🏼
Yeah Zuby is great. If you like Dave, you will at worst find Zuby as one of the good guys if not incredibly insightful
Welcome aboard!
If the world were just, and things worked out the way they ought to…both these brilliant men would be household names in every home in any country which values Western ideals.
I’m a huge fan of both these gentlemen; I’d vouch for Zuby and not even think twice about going doing so. He’s rock solid.
Dave Smith + Zuby?!?! DAMN!
Power levels high
@@ZubyMusic Top 10 anime crossover!
🔥 🙏
Two of my favorite human beings.
So edifying to see Dave on a platform that provides him to share his thoughts in detail as opposed to trying to get a word in edgewise between some screaming not too smart talking heads.
Thank you my brother Zubi!🙏❤️🙏
@@edmccullough7636 Dave's own podcast is just him speaking his mind non stop, check it out if you haven't
@@edmccullough7636 you must be referring to his appearances on Piers Morgan’s show lol. What a shit show that often is 😂
Conversations like this need to have millions of views - absolute shame it’s only at 7k in 10hrs. SHARING!
Thanks!
This guy's been shadow banned the whole time. Wasn't he on Rogan a few years ago?
Yes, he's been on Rogan many times.
Zuby was on once in 2020, and I’d consider Dave a JRE regular
I'm 40, and can still remember the amazement and awe I felt the first time I logged onto the Internet to play video games with People around the Country and World.....hell, I remember the first Cell Phones.......
I am so glad to finally see this power being harnessed to it's fullest by The People. The first sense of relief and comfort I have felt for a looonnnggg time
I'm quite sure you don't remember the first cell phones. They're older then you believe.
@Salty_Balls Lmao.....ouch baby. Very ouch....
_"The first cell phone available for retail purchase was the Motorola DynaTAC 8000x, released in 1984."_ 🫤
Granted I wasn't referencing _that_ one, I waa thinking the Zack Morris Phone, but we're splitting hairs at that point.
@@Salty_Balls I remember car phones and cell phones people carried around in brief cases, and I was born in the early 80's. 😂 You do know there are people online who are in their 70's and 80's right? 😂
@@Steve-ev6vx you aren't 40 like he is. I remember being 8 and this guy brought what I thought was a suitcase into a restaurant and he opened it and started talking on the biggest phone I had ever seen. It was years later before I saw anything like that again, which were the old car phones.
@@Salty_Balls I am 42 😂
Wow, Dave's comments on true faith and woke religion are so fire🔥 Great convo, appreciate it!
Dave absolutely nailed his answer on America's foreign policy hypocrisy and its' constant and unending misadventures. I have never heard it summed up better! Thank you Dave!
Excellent Question Zuby!
Dave Smiths solution for what the Foreign Policy.. is a Powerful Truth to the Restore The Republic!
Love these two gentlemen and all that they bring to the conversation.
Can’t wait to hear them collaborate in discussing our time’s most pressing issues!
Wishing you both continued success, gentlemen. You, and all the work that you do, respectively….are very much appreciated.
Great conversation. I love how the two of you just tell the truth with no filler and very few disclaimers.
Hey Zuby, can you come a little closer to the screen? Cheers 😆
Love Dave Smith!
Loved this cross over
Thanks for listening
Dave Smith doesn't miss
What a combo, two awesome dudes chatting. Glad to see this collaboration
Dave is a phenomenal resource on history and current events. No comedian should be as good as Dave is politically. Top tier discernment, with a great sense of humor.
First time coming across Zuby , great content will definitely be a regular listener after this one 👌
Good choice
First time hearing?? This is the current record holder in the UK for women’s deadlifting. Strongest and bravest record in the world? (Look up the story it’s hilarious).
@Walrus286 LMFAO bro that's hilarious 😂 thanks for the recommendation, definitely made my night 🤣🤣🤣👏
@@Walrus286 One of her greatest achievements
Big up
Great interview guys Thank you
Two of my favorites
Honoured
@ZubyMusic I'll consider it an early birthday present. Hope to see more collaborations between you two.
That “u” in honoured caught me off gaurd.
I second this
Agreed!
Excellent interview. Both of you are brilliant. 👏👏👏
Thanks
This has been such a great summation of everything right now.
I am African and all these things are being funded in our countries too. I want to react to this video especially on the religion part. I am not religious but I do realize the importance of religion in many peoples lives. There are important lessons in many of the religions. It is one of our repositories of past knowledge and wisdom!
Hell yrah. Great interview. I am a huge fan of the interviewer and the interviewee
Dave is the man, good listen
Dave rules
Great conversation. Thank you both!
Dave Smith is so based.
I love you Zuby
You've said multiple kind things to me in DMS on X and I appreciate both of you
Dave Smith Rules!!!
The internet is changing politics - people are connecting on ideas and values more than ever before.
It's great seeing 2 of the most authentic and respected personalities together, like Black Panther and Batman teaming up to knock some sense into the world.
We need to roll back the state
I wish Dave would get on board with this. . . .
;)
Dave's standup RULES!!
That was really good, new sub for Zuby
Great to see these two great minds sharing ideas. 👊💪
Fresh take from dave. Nice chat.
Phenomenal conversation. Gems!
Great conversation thank you gentlemen!!
Dave is one of the best.
Brilliant podcast is one of the most relevant and thought-provoking conversations I've heard in some time.
28:20 "What would society have to look like for you to be conservative?" - that's really insightful
so long as conservative ideas continue to fail to materialise beneficial results for society, i do not see myself being conservative.
its why im left wing i prefer ideas that prove to work and provide material benefot to society.
@TheFallinhalo At its core conservatism is (meant to) be about maintaining the status quo - "conserving" it. The current state of society, whatever it may be, will obviously include both positives and negatives, which will both be maintained if the current state is kept. That's why Zuby's question is such a good one - it's basically asking people what they think is the ideal achievable society - the one they would seek to "conserve".
It's debatable whether many of those who currently call themselves conservatives truly operate in the manner described above, which might confuse Zubys question for some people.
This was one of the most honest, thoughtful and insightful discussions I’ve ever heard.
Im a simple man I see dave smith I click
Dave is well versed in what he's speaking about.God bless these incredible two
Zuby, hopefully you can read War is a Racket” by Maj Gen Smedley Butler in 1935. He explains what he thinks the US military goal should be. It is also available on UA-cam audiobook. Less than one hour long. Life changing info for me. God bless.
I love curious people with common sense.
Wow! From New Zealand and after listening to you both, I am also, "cautiously optimistic", now. I needed to hear this after so many years of absolute shite from our Government and MSM. Thank you.
Great podcast
Thanks for listening
Great collab, informative and positive vibes!
18:00 I typically agree with Dave on most points, but the idea that "the state's biggest competition is the [...] church" completely ignores Shiism in Islam, which believes that religious leaders are fundamentally totalitarian political leaders, thus the "church" is synonymous with the "state". Case in point: Modern day Iran.
Or look at pretty much the entire Middle Ages in Europe, where the Papacy was a theocratic state to which nearly all European monarchs swore fealty. And the tyranny that resulted from that is what gave birth to the modern secular liberalism movements (France, for example), not WWII. In fact, the Cold War following WWII lead to a massive resurgence in state-dictated religiosity, as the "evil commies are atheist, and capitalist 'Murica is Christian!" Atheism isn't what makes communism evil... It's conformist collectivism, which is something most major religions also espouse.
So, sure, a community church/temple/masque is excellent. All for small communities with common beliefs joining together, especially for common peaceful religious purposes. However, just like any other group of people, giving it authority over all people is just another form of statism called a theocracy.
@@Mortiel I completely agree.
The Protestant states became somewhat similar to today's Saudi Arabia with a king as commander-in-chief and the state church controlling the population.
Many of the people from Sweden who moved to the US were deported because they went to the wrong Protestant church. Only after the Second World War could one work for the state without being a member of the state church. Sweden had then been a democratic hellhole for three decades.
The Church existed in the Soviet Union and the worst German speaker in history, Merkel, was a member of the Christian Democrats in East Germany.
So to say that totalitarian states oppress or want to get rid of the church/religion is completely historically wrong.
After all, God told Bush in a dream that the US would invade Iraq, and the believers had no problem sending their children to die and kill civilians in a country they can't find on a map.
I don't think it's meant to be a universal historical principle. It's just an observation about modernity. Churches were a center of resistance against the Jacobins and the Nazis and the soviets. They have their own set of ideals that often conflict or at least compete with the agenda of the modern secular state, and they create divided loyalty from the state's point of view.
I agree that there have been plenty of historical episodes where the church acted as a state or worked with the state, but I don't think the European Middle ages works as an example. In fact, I think it's contrary evidence. There was constant friction and power struggles between the monarchs and the Papacy in medieval Europe, and the papacy did indeed act as a constraint on the power and desires of European monarchs. They swore fealty to the pope for the same reason our modern politicians swear fealty to Israel - because it represents an independent power interest that political leaders have to contend with when pursuing their agenda.
@@Mortiel He didn't mean all religions in all places at all times. Merely that mass religious convictions are the greatest possible threat to mass nationalist convictions.
Man I love these two guys
Dave is the man and sees the world with logic!
Zubys smile could save the world.
I see Dave in my feed, I click it. He's right about just about everything. Aside from Dr. Paul himself and Massie, Dave is carrying the libertarian torch.
I served in the GWOT in Iraq in 2004. I bought the whole WMD lie and thought I was doing good, and was willing to die for it. And am so glad that didn’t happen. Thank you Patriots
I'm English & I love Dave Smith. He's the only American that makes any political sense. All he best Zuby. Big love, kindest regards, Richard U.K
Only one issue, zoom your camera out just a smidge. Oher than that, great episode!
Why are you looking at the screen? Nothing is happening except lips moving.
This is probably my favorite Dave smith appearance. Liked and subbed, looking forward to more of your content!
I used to think the fight was political. That's why I joined the Libertarian Party.
I've come to realize the fight is actually spiritual. Libertarians can't save the world. Only Jesus can.
I don’t think most libertarians want to save the world
@bigz5262 a world set free in our lifetime.
@@JoeBizzle come on man, please tell me your understanding of libertarianism goes beyond dumb slogans
@bigz5262 so, my libertarianism goes something like this: Libertarianism is the closest thing we have to a truly just political system, and the more examples people see of it tangibly working in real life, the more it will spread.
@@JoeBizzlethat’s a fair explanation. And one I agree with. My point was that people that overuse dumb slogans are not serious. People that say they want to set the world free don’t even have a plan to set their town free
Dave is slowly becoming a Christian. It's going to happen. 👏👏👏
Who is Zuby and how did he get Dave Smith BEFORE Russell Brand?!?!
☝🏻Team Dave Smith! 💯🎯‼️
Great conversation. Excellent points and definitely thoughtful.
I’m impressed that Dave granted that different people believe different things about the war in Israel/Gaza and instead of denigrating the ones he disagrees with, he highlights what we all can agree on. It’s the exact opposite of corporate media.
Where did those extra 10 million votes go?
@@ericmcmanus5179 excellent question, and a exceptionally problematic question for the establishment. Did you wonder why California counted their votes for 3 weeks after the election was called? There’s your answer, they needed to take that question off the table, and for the most part they did. Please like this response , I’d love to see if anyone can read it before it’s deleted.
Which extra 10 million?
Dave Smith is the GOAT
What a soothing voice....not you Dave😊
Youre doing great work fam
Much love from Canada
Trust is every thing. There is not a human on the planet that hates being lied to!
On the US foreign policy segment, I really have just one statement as an American. I am not an isolationist, there will always be areas where America needs to secure it's interests. My issue with US foreign policy is that our government seems to treat our military as a surgical scalpel. We have some amazing special forces, but for the most part, the US military is a broad sword and should be considered as such. If the US is going to intervene somewhere, I want 100% backing to get the job done. I remember in Iraq when we had the surge to put down the rebellion - it worked, sort of. Almost nobody remembers the surge in Afghanistan, which was with far few troops and for a shorter period. I had a guy I worked with that was in the army and served in both Iraq and Afghanistan - after Iraq he refused to get married or have kids with his girlfriend because he says he was exposed to Agent Orange. He was a K9 IED handler and in Afghanistan he was on patrol with his unit when they were ambushed by Taliban. The Taliban threw out a grenade and men in his unit threw themselves on the grenade to save the rest. My point is, I don't like seeing lives wasted - if we are going to intervene somewhere, then I want decisive action and full backing to give our troops the resources they need to complete the job; if not then find another solution. Period.
War is a Racket Maj Gen Smedley Butler 1935.
What interests do you feel our military needs to secure? We have no business intervening in other nations affairs. We need to defend our own country and that's it. We have more than an adequate miliary to secure this country and its borders. The US has miliary installations all across the world and we are going broke. All empires have failed by overextending resources due to military interventions. The US needs to set an example of values of freedom and the individual and not socialist values. The military industrial complex drives all of these interventions in the name of doing it for securing our interests, when the truth is for profit.
@@christophergreyson6953 To your initial question, I would say that we need to secure vital minerals that for example, China, is securing for itself and actually excluding of export to countries that is has an issue with - this is a fact that nobody can contend with. I agree with you that we are overextended militarily and that there is a bunch of waste, but there are some sound investments and also some that need to be overturned - I'm no military expert, so don't ask me which is and which are not worth it. I would diverge however in your notation of freedom and socialist values - while I agree with you about freedom and rule of law, the problem is realpolitik. People today forget that during the Cold War we specifically fought over this issue. If you think that America can settle into a Buddhist state and let China or Russia peacefully settle world affairs, I think you are lying to yourself. Lastly, to your comment on the military industrial complex, while I agree to a degree, I would just point out that the pharmaceutical industrial complex is actually about twice the size of the miliarial complex, so if we are concerned about taxpayer dollars and corruption, I would start at the top. Best, my friend.
Poor Chris Christie catching strays 😂
Postmodernists miss how it's always been about truthfulness not truth, about refraining from leaping prematurely to conclusions. If in doubt, the measure of the more righteous position is its willingess to subject itself to discussion in the public square. That's why a public square is sacred. We need a religion of preservers of the public square.
Dave said to Zuby "other side of the pond," but then I hear him talk and he just sounds American
Your doing a good job maintaining a non bias reporting format, impressive and refreshing.like and subscribe
Awesome episode man!
Two of my fellow brothers in all this, thanks for doing you, dudes. (We all must find common ground, but it ain't easy being us. For some reason around nature/nurture, some of us just are sticklers for what actually happened, getting at that. Most are for whatever reasons more prone to PR, more conformist, more just non-questioning, naive.
And the part of all this worse than all of us more than decent people facing what we do for being these "contrarians," is how many truly non-savory people win out, USE all this BS today to gain, and do so due to the twisted nature socially this all leads to. SO many lame people rewarded by the culture, vultures using wokeness and just being born into it and we can't really blame anyone per se, but it's just sad.
We have to live this, fight it, be the truth that rises to the top. It is our fate.
Cheers, all!
Dave is on fire
I wish part of the problem was a three hour show like rogans
1:18:20 And on the topic of health, aren’t the costs of treating type-2 diabetes in the trillions of dollars in the USA? Imagine what so much money could do if it were spent on entrepreneurship.
A very important topic for me is the age-old debate between empiricism and rationalism.
Hi Zuby and Dave!
Hope it ain’t a trap. If you ask me both sides are evil to include Trump. However I think the movement of the people is real
What brings you both optimism is exactly what terrifies and frustrates the establishment and they take it very seriously. ‘The widespread dissemination of misinformation online’ as they see it, is a threat because it weakens trust in gov and its institutions and with the new Cold War raging parallel to this media shift, it means holding onto our new found strength will be a serious struggle. One way for gov’s to address this issue is with greater transparency and honesty, however because of the simultaneously growing geopolitical struggle, governments are more likely to consider it an unsustainable internal threat and double down efforts to control it.
Zuby has been shadow banned almost the entirety of his UA-cam existence. It's a shame, this is good show. He needs a reason to get on Rogan.
Refreshing
im a simple man. i see dave smith, i click
I love anything with Dave smith.
25:00 - Chesterton’s fence
You know Conservative and Liberal are just the position on the interpretation of the US Constitution.