Can’t wait to hear you acquiesce to Walter Kirn on Venezeuela and the War on Drugs. Didn’t you used to be against that? Now you host a podcast where your co-host celebrates putting the “war” back in “war on drugs,” gloating about regime change like he was part of the raid himself.
Pro-regime change, pro-war on drugs, pro-might makes right and anti-international law. The supporters of this action are indistinguishable from Bush era neocons and so is Kirn, and for months, this podcast. You had the same pro-regime change stance on Iran too, and will again when we go back to war after we “won” the first time.
Absolutely predictable but so hypocritical it’s mind-boggling.
Not even 3 minutes in and I’m pretty sure there is nothing to be gained for me by listening. Maybe I’m wrong but I feel like I’ve given these conversations as much time as I could spare. And not gotten much in return. I have read and followed Matt since the financial crisis. And love the work on free speech. But political commentary skewed to Walter’s is not interesting to me anymore. Much too predictable.
Can’t wait to hear you acquiesce to Walter Kirn on Venezeuela and the War on Drugs. Didn’t you used to be against that? Now you host a podcast where your co-host celebrates putting the “war” back in “war on drugs,” gloating about regime change like he was part of the raid himself.
Pro-regime change, pro-war on drugs, pro-might makes right and anti-international law. The supporters of this action are indistinguishable from Bush era neocons and so is Kirn, and for months, this podcast. You had the same pro-regime change stance on Iran too, and will again when we go back to war after we “won” the first time.
Absolutely predictable but so hypocritical it’s mind-boggling.
Not even 3 minutes in and I’m pretty sure there is nothing to be gained for me by listening. Maybe I’m wrong but I feel like I’ve given these conversations as much time as I could spare. And not gotten much in return. I have read and followed Matt since the financial crisis. And love the work on free speech. But political commentary skewed to Walter’s is not interesting to me anymore. Much too predictable.