Curtis Yarvin on the absurd rationales for World War II

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@moscow2525 4 года назад

Reading Human Smoke based on this recommendation. Very compelling

@Standinthegap0 3 года назад

I just finished the book-- it was great indeed

@mattyBTX23 2 года назад

“The war that had many fathers” is another great World War Two mindfuck read.

@hilawes 3 года назад

Curtis is who they call a right wing nut?

@mrenovatio3739 3 года назад

Yeah... Imagine that...

@ChromeTztizit 3 года назад

Yes. Think of all the other right wing nuts they’ve told you about, they must also have as little things of interest to say.

@percyblok6014 2 года назад

He's the "Grand Poobah" to the "Nazis" these days...at least that's what "they" tell me. This interview was simply revelatory. /S

@duncefunce1513 3 года назад

This is quite surprising. Are Americans taught that the US involvement in World War II was to save the Jews? That is a radically different take to the one we have in the UK.

@account2871 3 года назад

We're actually taught that the US wanted to stay out of any wars until Japan bombed Pearl Harbor

@teutoncross3817 3 года назад

You’re both right. We’re not taught much about the war itself in the US. The subject is usually “WW2 & the holocaust” with a heavy, of not complete, emphasis on the holocaust. That’s why many students end up with the idea that the US was forced into the war by japan to save the Jews.

@johnnymatias3027 3 года назад

@@teutoncross3817 i think that's a decent way to describe it. The focus was always more on the holocaust and rarely on the events surrounding it. But to my knowledge I was never taught that's why we fought. I learned early on, and perhaps internalized more than my peers because I'd been interested in WWII from an early age, that we found out about the holocaust after it happened. The political class was well aware of the fact, but it was never a primary motivation. The motivation was geopolitical.

@teutoncross3817 3 года назад

Johnny Matias even from a geopolitical perspective they brush past it. Any explication as to the reasons Japan attacked the US? No. Any explanation as to why Great Britain declared war on only Germany and not the USSR during the invasion of Poland? No. Any reference to the effects of the Versailles treaty on the German people? Not once.

@Bambino_60 3 года назад

No we’re not. Pearl Harbour could’ve been why right? Like getting ambushed and shit usually starts some shit.

@thegoldenthread 3 года назад

This is why Dr Seuss is being made problematic, change my mind.

@ChucksSEADnDEAD 3 года назад

What? The estate pulled the books voluntarily, making themselves the heroes of this story. Conservatives will buy out the remaining books that will be out of print and progressives will not feel guilty giving their money to a "woke" publisher. It's a marketing stunt money can't buy.

@jammin4284 4 года назад

*Human Smoke*

@capitalistrealism7680 4 года назад

Human Smoke sounds like it can be somewhat similar to Guns of August and I liked former a lot.

@d4rkwest40 2 года назад

Umregistered podcast

@thattimestampguy 3 года назад

2:24 Stop The German, FEAR THY ENEMY

@CountArtha 2 года назад

Only one time stamp, Time Stamp Guy? You were really slacking that day. :P

@shane727 3 года назад

"Um and um" - Curtis Yarvin

@Bambino_60 3 года назад

Right?

@shane727 3 года назад

@JC Denton okay

@zenden6564 Год назад

Too bad Thaddeus wasn't able make a larger contribution. 😮😊

@Liberty-rn4wy 2 года назад

I wish Curtis would not interrupt him. They are both smart but Thaddeus was about to make an important point and Curtis just cut him off and went in a different direction.

@THINKincessantly Год назад

Yes!!! Right off the bat! What a douche i was literally laser focused on what the reporting up until pearl harbor laid out and then goofy ass on the left starts cawing🤬🤬

@Tehz1359 3 года назад

My junior yearn history class is when we talked about WW2 the most. And I am grateful that I had the teacher that I had. He was very based. he told us the real reasons why the US got involved in WW2, and the reason that the Japanese bombed pearl harbor. From what I've seen, in order to really understand what caused WW2, you need to go back and see why WW1 happened and the aftermath of it. The Germans were winning WW1, but then, out of no where, there is a peace treaty signed. And that peace treaty completely neutered Germany for no reason at all. My teacher actually talked about all of the shady business that went on during those two eras. Which is ultimately what lead to WW2. I think if you look at WW2 objectively, it's actually very hard to tell who were really the good guys or bad guys. It's not black and white at all, it's very grey.

@percyblok6014 2 года назад

Heavy war reparations and the utter gutting of Germany post WWI was huge impact that gave rise to WWII. My 8th grade history teacher consistently taught this. He was a fluent German speaker. He lived in Germany for a couple of years. I was withdrawn from the US public school system after 4th grade.

@snowfrosty1 2 года назад

If you look at WW1, the sides are more “clear cut”. By normal and conventional post-1789 “modern” metrics, contexts, parameters, et al….. WW2 was a fkin mess and unfortunately SOME of the bad guys won.

@emg7882 2 года назад

how was german wining the ww1?

@TuxedoTalk 2 года назад

@@emg7882 Until the US entered the war. Germany had knocked Russia out of the war by backing Lennon and where bringing all their forces to the west. Without America the British and french didn't have the materials to win.

@eliasshammas3671 9 месяцев назад

literally everyone is taught this in MS/HS. @@percyblok6014

@dantean 2 года назад

Most, if not all, Yarvin's arguments amount to an appeal to authority--himself. If you'll count the number of times he'll ask whoever's interviewing him "Have you read this (insert name of incredibly obscure history book here)?" you quickly realize he talks interminably without ever really saying anything more substantial than "This guy makes this argument, and this other guy makes this other argument" ad infinitum until you want to ask what argument HE makes, to which, of course he simply will be reminded of an amusing anecdote and talk about THAT for 10 minutes. Of course he's uber-smart, but he defeats all attempts to discover whether he's made proper sense of anything he's read--only that he's read it.

@RafaelCDet Год назад

If you want his arguments, go read his blog posts. It's ALL there.

@eliasshammas3671 9 месяцев назад

no its not bro. just more of this shit @@RafaelCDet

@SellamAbraham 3 года назад

Dude exceeds his "ummm" budget about 3 minutes into this shitfest.

@mountainmamma1643 3 года назад

I cant make up my mind whether yall get it with the commies too....

@m3rbs 3 года назад

What?

@percyblok6014 2 года назад

Good grief. Oh, the commies are easy "to get".

@Arkinight Год назад

"and... ummm... and... ummm..."

@nayrseyah1658 3 года назад

Yarvin is such a bizarre obscurantist. Half-learned.

@homealone5087 2 года назад

He's withholding information?

@johnredman938 4 года назад

Do you think that Curtis could speak any faster? Maybe leave space for his guest to get some words in? Ben Shapiro on steroids here. I'll try the full episode.

@richrdroma 4 года назад

He's much more fun though and much more original.

@Hattori_F 4 года назад

Curtis is the guest here.

@johnredman938 4 года назад

@@Hattori_F Tell HIM that.

@RickGeeMPS 4 года назад

Um , um, like, ya know, snicker, like ya know, um, like sort of, um, ya know.

@burnhamsghost8044 4 года назад

Thanks for not adding anything to the discussion.

@spacewarriorthundercat4195 4 года назад

And and and um um... painful to listen to.

@frederickbarbarossa4835 4 года назад

Then if you’re interested in his message you can read his work... in which there are no “uh” or “um” noises... and get the precisely articulated arguments this man makes. Although if you can’t listen to a person speak like that for ten minutes, I’m skeptical that you’d be able to read anything like a political treatise.