johoho234

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   by johoho234 5y ago

   I agree that many outlets are screwing up their editorial policies, and Spotify definitely doesn't seem to be putting any effort into that regard. But I think Joe Rogan also screwed up his editorial responsibilities to some extent. He
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   by johoho234 5y ago

   So greed?
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   by johoho234 5y ago

   This is something I think you need to unpack, at least if you want to convince me. Prior to the last few years, Propaganda has always been acknowledged as detrimental to society, and a weapon yielded by authoritarian anti-democratic regimes
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   by johoho234 5y ago

   > This is especially on the Left, who are too ready and willing to spark that ruin, viewing legal systems and power only as a tool to control their opposition, who has valid stances on myriad topics. On the Right, they complain a lot, bu
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   by johoho234 5y ago

   > This argument is so tired. You’re saying they have the right to censor, so say it I think it's just a strange choice of word. Joe Rogan has the right to publish his podcasts uncensored. So he's not really being censored in th
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   by johoho234 5y ago

   I don't understand why can't he just put his podcasts up on https://www.joerogan.com/ ? Why isn't anyone who think they have something to say that might be bad for business or controversial not just self-publ
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   by johoho234 5y ago

   Where do you draw the line between free speech and for-profit propaganda?