Episode #252
Jamie Kilstein
Books mentioned
Letter to a Christian Nation
Mentioned by Jamie Kilstein · at 01:04:19 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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The Bible
Mentioned by Jamie Kilstein · at 01:04:48 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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Liberal Fascism
Mentioned by Jamie Kilstein · at 01:22:50 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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Jamie Kilstein discusses his experiences with Occupy, NATO protests, private security work, and his views on police tactics, tasers, public trust, and political protests. He and Joe Rogan also debate poverty, inequality, social programs, religion, atheism, gay rights, capitalism, and personal responsibility, before turning to censorship, heckling, rape culture, the limits of comedy, and backlash surrounding comedian Daniel Tosh.
What they talked about
- Police brutality and Occupy protests
- Agent provocateurs and undercover cops
- Community support vs. welfare
- Religion, atheism, and policy
- Jiu-jitsu camaraderie vs. 'blood sport' perception
- Jonah Goldberg kickboxing challenge
- Daniel Tosh rape joke controversy
- Rape culture and heckling in comedy
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