he absolutely did... which of course he is vehemently opposed to

if you tried to come up with the most blatant ridiculous satire of a modern day alt-right intellectual, your parody would fall short of the absurdity of Jordan Peterson

JRE isn't only harmless he's a net good. I don't think any part of this interview helps JP recruit more fanboys.

@cracker You are severely, severely overestimating the cognitive capabilities of Joe's base and the IDW as a whole.

They will lap it up and nod their heads and buy all his books and put them on their shelves where their douchy friends can see them.

Most of JRE's huge audience is bored normies that want to listen to something vaguely interesting at work, and to them JP is gonna come across as unstable, rambling, and dumb. Of course JP has his incel fanclub that loves any nonsense he puts out, but he's not adding to their numbers with this.

Nah, still giving too much credit. His Youtube took a huge subscription dive in September, and then a steady climb to a rapid spike literally right now. Guaran-fuckin-tee those are new ears for him to spew his shit in.

Yes guys, let’s assume most Americans are intelligent and won’t fall for pseudoscience or fascist dogwhistles…that hasn’t been proven to be a false assumption ever before

Ah yes, Crackersmack, the alt-right pipeline isn't something that exists if you don't look at it directly. FFS, you're such a shitlib

There is no "alt-right"; those people are just regular old conservatives, they have always been that bad. I don't know why people like you insist on pretending that there is some division in conservatism.

The Republicans that shitlibs expect me to believe are somehow more respectable (like Bush and Cheney lol) agree 100% with whatever you think the "alt-right" is.

There is no "alt-right pipeline", this is something that MSNBC has led you to believe exists so that they can pretend that their good friends on the far right are somehow separate from the chuds that so offend their delicate sensibilities.

@cracker We're going to need to get you some floaties if you honestly believe the alt-right is some sort of figment of the imagination created by the MSM, because you're way out of your depth.

The label "alt-right" is just a way for liberals to pretend there is a difference between the conservatives that they like and the conservatives that they don't like. In reality all the conservatives believe the same shit and hate you just the same.

@cracker lol, sorry but you're a fucking moron if you actually believed what you just typed. The alt-right embraces that title, and if you can't imagine a spectrum of conservatism ranging from neocons like Mitt Romney to white supremacists like MTG, I don't know what to tell you.

For the record: I hate them both, and all of them in between.

But you're on some next-level misunderstanding if you don't get that there is an alt-right that literally defines themselves as "the alt-right".

No lie, it baffles me how you manage to get so confused about simple concepts. Your comments are like watching a child play Mario Kart backwards and thinking they're in first.

"There is no alt-right," says the little man who thinks things disappear if you don't look at them.

Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan is wowed by that genius.

"IT'S ENTIRELY POSSIBLE!"

he kinda waved at that argument, but framed it as "climate does not exist"

Idk, if he has an interesting guest on it can be good, but I wouldn't even call myself a casual viewer of his.

for instance the one from a year or two ago with Tom O'Neill was pretty good.

One good guest every two years?

I like the comedian guests and the fitness guests, they always have something interesting.

Every joe rogan fan is dumb.