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Russia/Ukraine w/ Scott Horton - Part Of The Problem #803
On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave and Scott take a look at the history and recent developments taking place on the Russia, Ukraine border, and what that means for the rest of the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_zI6bPYBWA


The Russian Threat
n this clip from Part Of The Problem #803 Dave Smith and Scott Horton discuss Russia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05mqtqe1Srk
 
One Year With The Jab - Part Of The Problem #804
On this episode of Part Of The Problem, Dave and Robbie discuss the state of America one year after the vaccine, the disgraced Andrew Cuomo and the recent ethics council ruling on his book profits, and the lack of understanding in the public about what the function of the government is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-LpfZ9fzMU
 
Dave Smith is going to Debate Nick Fuentes on the Killstream. I like them both but I prefer Nick Fuentes.
 
The State Of The LP for 2022 - Part Of The Problem #805
On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave Smith goes over the problems facing the LP in the upcoming election cycle, the opportunities and trouble facing the next LP candidate and we hear about the need for the Government's propaganda drive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNKTlhE8Mws
 
The whole "we're more right than the right and more left than the left" resonates about as much as "we're neither left nor right." In other words, most people dismiss it.

Most people dismiss lots of things. That doesn't make those things incorrect, and it certainly doesn't mean they shouldn't be said.

And in any case, Dave wasn't talking to "most people" - he was talking to the people who watched the debate with Fuentes. He was speaking about what sort of approach is better when addressing others on the left or right. When addressing reachable rightists, approaching them from the left is certainly not going to work (if anything, it will simply make them dig in their heels against you) - and addressing reachable leftists by approaching them from the right isn't going to work any better (and for the same reasons). So what Dave said is spot on - it makes far more sense to approach people from the direction in which they already inclined.
 
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Most people dismiss lots of things. That doesn't make those things incorrect, and it certainly doesn't mean they shouldn't be said.

Right. Which is why Dave and the rest of the LP will continue to wallow in obscurity. They care more about principles than actually relating to people.

So what Dave said is spot on - it makes far more sense to approach people from the direction in which they already inclined.

It makes sense for libertarians to embrace the right. That much is true. He is wrong if he thinks leftists will embrace him. They would throw him in the gulag and he knows this.
 
Right. Which is why Dave and the rest of the LP will continue to wallow in obscurity. They care more about principles than actually relating to people.

Yeah, thanks for the advice and all - but if your idea of "actually relating to people" is sneering that they will "continue to wallow in obscurity" (unless they do things just the way you say they should) and telling them they shouldn't care so much about their principles (instead of trying to find a way to appeal to their principles), then I think I'll pass. I rather suspect Dave would, too.

It makes sense for libertarians to embrace the right. That much is true.

It makes sense for libertarians to embrace liberty.

To the extent that anyone on the right or the left is willing to do so, then they should be approached, encouraged, and yes, even "embraced".

To the extent that anyone on the left or the right is not willing to do so, then they should be told to just go kick rocks.

He is wrong if he thinks leftists will embrace him. They would throw him in the gulag and he knows this.

You mean as opposed to rightists who would throw him out of a helicopter?

(Or is it only okay to make broad, sweeping generalizations about everyone on the left, but not about everyone on the right?)
 
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Yeah, thanks for the advice and all - but if your idea of "actually relating to people" is sneering that they will "continue to wallow in obscurity" (unless they do things just the way you say they should)

When did I say that?

and telling them they shouldn't care so much about their principles (instead of trying to find a way to appeal to their principles), then I think I'll pass. I rather suspect Dave would, too.

No worries. The right has been gaining ground and momentum at the State and local level without Dave and the MC. We will continue to do so.

To the extent that anyone on the right or the left is willing to do so, then they should be approached, encouraged, and yes, even "embraced".

To the extent that anyone on the left or the right is not willing to do so, then they should be told to just go kick rocks.

How's that approach working out for you? Let me guess. I just need to wait for 2022...then 2024...then 2028...then 2072. You just need more man-power, money, resources, ballot access and Kennedy and Joe Rogan appearances.

You don't get it. Anytime you appeal to one tribe, you lose the other. This imaginary coalition of right and left is farcical. Can you point to any recent successful campaign where the winner got elected with a left-right coalition?

You mean as opposed to rightists who would throw him out of a helicopter?

(Or is it only okay to make broad, sweeping generalizations about everyone on the left, but not about everyone on the right?)

Dave isn't a communist. There is no reason to throw him out of a helicopter.
 
Angela McArdle, National LP Chair 2022 - Part Of the Problem #806
On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave is joined by the National LP Chair in 2022, Angela McArdle Dave and Angela discuss the covid regime, the state of the LP, vaccine efficacy, and Angela's recent debate with Ilya Somin at The Soho Forum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrkskjSO4p8
 
The Omicron Hype - Part Of The Problem #807
On this episode of Part Of The Problem, Dave and Robbie discuss the measures being put in place by the State, and then we look at Kamala Harris recent appearance on Charlemagne's late night show, and discuss how she shows her true colors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQWCUTCpQEk
 
Regimes Do Fall - Part Of The Problem #808
On this episode of Part Of The Problem, Dave and Robbie discuss the fall of the Soviet Union thirty years later, the things that led to the collapse and the repercussions for the area and ideology. We also hear about critical race theory being taught in school, and how the marxists try to hide their agenda.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM2mYeJ7tO4



A Case for Optimism
In this clip from Part Of The Problem #808, Dave Smith and Robbie The Fire discuss some things to be optimistic about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cI8kAlg0D8
 
The Numbers Don't Lie - Part Of The Problem #809
On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave and Robbie take a look at the numbers behind the pandemic, the solutions we are given and the efficacy of measures taken to curb the spread, and how we are lied to with data.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTDkzov9GOs
 
The Numbers Don't Lie - Part Of The Problem #809
On this episode of Part Of The Problem Dave and Robbie take a look at the numbers behind the pandemic, the solutions we are given and the efficacy of measures taken to curb the spread, and how we are lied to with data.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTDkzov9GOs


Drop The EUA!

(ETA: sounds like it should be a hashtag or something, if I knew how those things worked.)
 
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