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[@ThisIsArpit]

Ranveer is single handedly bringing down the IQ of the entire nation through his podcasts😂

[@s_anandsurya]

It's so bad that it's actually like shooting a dead horse.

[@manoj4859]

Iq of the country is anyway in the gutter

[@morosejourneyman5436]

He is an unstoppable force.

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

It's not so bad boss He brings all kind of PPL

[@puneetsaklani7516]

@@bhuvaneshs.k638 yeah , those union ministers are " all kinds of people ". And discussing who should leave India is " all kinds of people ".

[@RovinBarboza]

BeerBiceps calling Gengis Khan a successful dictator is really concerning given that he has a cult following. Really concerning.

[@yash_kapadia]

Aww but Genghis was 'epic'. That's what matters right? (Sarcasm)

[@AshwiniKumarS]

That's probably effect of pseudohistorian on his podcast Abhijit chawda, as per him gengis Khan did not attack India because he envied Indian civilization

[@faizrahman6486]

​@@yash_kapadiayayyy I'm a cool centrist

[@ashilyjustin4748]

@@AshwiniKumarS 🤣

[@Kaito028]

​@@AshwiniKumarS He brings Abhijit Chawda like every next month. This show how centrist and unbiased Allahbadia is.

[@Dr.PrettyPsychiatrist]

What a pity I wonder why he didn’t choose North Korea-one man country but chose a democratic nation instead to settle 😂

[@anjanmondal8363]

Most one man ruling a country is in bad condition and most of the time they benefit their close ones like Russian model where many rich people support putin to stay in position and in turn they could freely steal from people.

[@RiosidYT]

North Korea isn't as terrible as propagandized people think. All countries by virtue of their existence is a dictatorship. India is a capitalist's dictatorship while north Korea is a worker's dictatorship. In political language it's called "Bourgeoisie dictatorship" and "Proletariat dictatorship".

[@ashwinvk4124]

He is a joker who was planning to bargain with Bill Gates about " past life wealth".

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

😂😂😂

[@IntrovertedCoconut]

These diaspora chaddis like Rajeev Malhotra & Sham Sharma etc r utterly shameless hypocrites. He'll come here & talk crap abt democracy & try to normalise dictatorship (which let's be honest dis country already is), but he'll nvr evr live here. Rather he'll settle in a western country like US dat has absolute freedom of speech & expression & all d necessary fundamental rights.

[@KarthikNagraj]

There's another significant difference between a company and a country. The most important thing for a company is profit but for a country it is the well-being of its citizens.

[@avsg2427]

Yes. And not profit for the employees, but profit for the shareholders - almost none of whom are employees. Employees only get a remuneration for helping stakeholders reach the goal. They can get fired if they fail. You can’t fire a citizen, who themselves are stakeholders of a country.

[@arunodaybhattacharjee7001]

But shareholders do have meetings and board do vote on proposals. So in theory this argument can be rebuttled.

[@LoveYourself-my9nz]

And in a company the shareholders own the company not the employees, if an employee wants to leave they can but in dictatorship, they own the whole country even the people and nobody has the right to leave or call out the atrocities of a dictator.

[@yagerone369]

Or does it?

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

A country is for profit of its citizens.

[@spandanbose194]

I'm 20. I was an active beerbiceps content consumer. Like I used to buy and consume everything he put out. Safely got out of it! And now when I look back, I get scared of how I was brainwashed and how other youngsters like me are. And it's not only through these podcasts he manages to do so, but largely by selling his lifestyle , where he projects the 'new age woke and cool' necessary to survive in today's society. And then I land on this video. Precisely pointed out the larger picture. Good one!

[@Ajay_Singh2020]

U r affected by vir^s of leftist anti na%t%nals

[@shadabsalam217]

Good for you brother !

[@jasha9sandhu]

How fair is it to take out snippets from a podcast ( while not putting out the context in which some statement is made) and then running with your jaded commentry just because you don't like the person or his overall ideology.

[@debjyotisarkar1429]

Ranveer was actually good back in 2018-19 . After the pandemic he went haywire

[@umanaidujonnareddy3804]

😂😂😂😂 actually you are already brainwashed by Congress

[@SriHarshaChilakapati]

"Even in a company, there is voting between investors and board members." Nice point from Meghnad.

[@nikhilraj50]

Yep so who is ELON MUSL answerable to

[@sedlyf794]

@@nikhilraj50 his shareholders

[@AbhijayAgarwal]

@@nikhilraj50 I don't know who elon musl is, but the billionaire has to answer to his shareholders

[@puneetsaklani7516]

@@nikhilraj50 primarily he is answerable to tesla's shareholders. Secondly, he can't just do anything, there are laws , labour laws and civil laws , which he is answerable to . And laws are made by people for the people .

[@puneetsaklani7516]

@@KHABIB-TIME everything evolved into existence after big bang. It's that simple . Well not that simple , evolution is a realllllllly realllllllly long drawn process

[@yt_araj]

Mobiji- Democracy is in our DNA. Rajeev M- In Vedic times, there was no democracy.

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

There was in fact in a limited way. Lower political structure was democratic while upper political structure was not. The king was controlled and That's why there are no chronicles of Indian kings in ancient times doing crazy megalomaniac stuff like many other kings outside India.

[@0_truthseeker]

There were no vedic times

[@RR_theproahole]

​@@0_truthseekertrue. There exist 0 material evidence for a Vedic period and everything we know about this Vedic period is just imagination.

[@sudiptomahindar]

When Rajiv Malhotra says that there is a civil war going on between two ideologies in a democratic America, he is himself reinforcing the fact that democracies are efficient because a healthy democracy only allows those debates to happen and which ensures positive outcomes for the stakeholders and building state nation state

[@contemplore]

Holy Ghoul! He need heed that indeed

[@rohitkumardas5610]

Man debated for thousands of years, we know that solved nothing. It appears to solve but actually it make every problem. Can you solve fear by debating about it or hunger or depression or any thing.

[@vimoh]

Then how do you solve things?

[@archockencanto1645]

​@@vimohMight makes right.

[@rahulj8724]

​@@rohitkumardas5610entire premise of a democracy is for transition of power through debates and ballot. If you want to remove democracy don't forget what most communist or autocratic countries are going through. They had millions killed just so a specific leader is able to get to top job. Heck just look across our very western border.

[@andreasplosky8516]

Genghis Khan was a great success as a one-man ruler, said all his millions of victims. One of Genghis' disemboweled victims said in an interview: “I had a great time, except for the disembowelment, but I'm not complaining.”

[@flamma2870]

I think this is the next step of bjp, Making dictatorship normalise.

[@basantprasadsgarden8365]

Democracy to Majoritarian Autocracy to Dictatorship to Monarchy This was always the Agenda of Hindutva.

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

Quite possible. BJP PsyOp

[@placeboeffect7031]

Indicates so

[@Inner.divinity]

His next podcast may be with monu manesar glorifying cow vigilantism and then with Yati ( not Yeti ) Narasimha normalising communal violence and mob lynching

[@aloksrivastava2797]

Obviously

[@annageorge1992]

To quote Malavika Binny, "a good King is a myth. Every king ruled with absolute power, was not answerable to the people and survived solely on exploitation." And universal suffrage is a landmark in Indian democracy and it was debated whether this should be allowed. But it was decided to follow this because, no matter what a person's background or qualification is, the voice of the person must be heard and it matters. And doesn't Modi call India, a mother of democracy?

[@morosejourneyman5436]

Yeah a mother he is milking in every way possible .

[@vishalsaraswat7953]

From “ mother of democracy” Narrative to democracy being non vedic…….😂😂😂😂

[@VishalYadav00003]

😅😅😅😅

[@WRATH19]

From 1000 usd per capita 🤮 1947-2014 To 2600 usd per capita 🤙🤙🤙🤣🤣

[@VishalYadav00003]

@@WRATH19inflation and compounding left the chat

[@WRATH19]

@@VishalYadav00003 even after inflation & compounding entered the chat 🤡fool can't differentiate Per capita & ppp per capita under real inflation scenario

[@Hehekk197]

​@@WRATH19 If an extremely rich person enters into a room the per capita wud increase but if he leaves it wud decrese. Per capita is a baseless argument🤦‍♀️. Only the rich are getting richer.

[@kratogeek]

The problem with Ranveer Allahbadia is he doesn't have ideas of his own. He will just sit there and mirror the views of his guest. He's not a journalist but that doesn't mean he can't ask a cross question to clarify the guest's point. He's extremely intellectually challenged, so much so, that even after doing literally hundreds of podcasts his intelligence hasn't increased much. Or I might be extremely wrong he's smart enough not to care about the ideas spewed in his podcasts and jut make his channel worthy of monetization.

[@anishlale4330]

Agreed .

[@shailnair2243]

its the second one u mentioned which is more likely the case.

[@Cinefan123]

Perfect comment❤❤❤❤

[@prithwipatil5813]

If "budda satiya gaya hai" had a face😅

[@AmitKumarAlphaX]

I'M WORRIED FOR RAJIV'S FAMILY, WHAT A TOXIC FAMILY ENVIRONMENT HE WOULD BE CREATING AT HOME!!

[@anjanmondal8363]

😢

[@ballstoeveryone]

The hypocrisy of people like them is that they want others to follow these rules. If his family lives in the US then they wont be living as per the "Dharmas" as this guy is preaching.

[@spuriusscapula4829]

@@ballstoeveryone These diaspora chaddis are the absolute worst hypocrites.

[@akshaysingh1538]

oh many a dad's are just like him. he will be their role model.

[@motherisape]

In india parents don't ask kids about what they want they think they know better what their kid wants most kids are facing depression. He is not unique is just like most indians

[@SarvagunSomePun]

Ranveer Allahbadia❌ Ranveer Prayagrajbadia✅

[@prateeksingh2506]

Dude just yesterday I thought of the same thing (as Prayagrajia). btw I'm from allahabad

[@spuriusscapula4829]

hahahhaha

[@TurdBoi-tf5lf]

😂😂😂

[@japjeetmehton9921]

Ranveer Prayagrajwala

[@ArshinagarKolkata]

😂

[@Rick_Astleyx]

"We don't use salt while cooking rice We don't use salt while preparing fruit juice So we should get rid of salt completely from cooking" Okay boomer!

[@subinoyroy]

The worst thing about not reading enough is that you are not forming an opinion you can call your own. You can not outsource reading or research to somebody and form your opinion. People these days are increasingly taking this shortcut. Some are even worse; they form their opinion first based on their biases; and then they look for videos/talks on the Internet where someone "knowledgeable" is saying something which confirms their biases. This trend is dangerous. When I was studying, I read about Information overload, never could I imagine what it would look like until the Internet was made free of charge for a brief period of time.

[@singhshobhit11]

True, people make their opinions based on what they like and half baked knowledge and then consume only that content that confirms their bias.

[@DoctorGonu]

So well written

[@ankurprakash2244]

Agreed bro.

[@sanjaygadhalay1523]

Well observed ..

[@TheRationalist346]

People like Rajiv Malhotra wants democracy for themselves and dictatorship for others, US mae democracy chaiye but India mae let upper class rule 😅

[@IntrovertedCoconut]

Couldn't have said it better. Absolute hypocrites these diaspora chaddis like him & Shambhav Sharma.

[@Inner.divinity]

There is already oligarchy in the USA

[@arjunsandhu7431]

​@@Inner.divinity there is one in india as well, certainly under the current govt it definitely got richer and better. Modani? 40%

[@arjunsandhu7431]

​@@Inner.divinityat least uSa doesn't crush their opponents with ed cbi, or tax institutes, while holding election Commission hostage. Or throw smoke gernades on protesters. Thats a huge difference between US and india. Oligarch or not. This didn't happen at this big level before 2014.

[@dheerajsp]

Dude, this was a hilarious video. Horrifying source material aside, you two breaking this down was real fun to watch. Plz make it into a series.

[@yashthakker4330]

After watching only 12 mins of this, my kind words to Rajiv who sits in Amercia and couch cares for India, would be a quote from the great Mr Vir Das’s special, “Maidan main aa, varna gand maara!”

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

👏👏👏 well said

[@battlerushiromiya651]

Please don't ask him to come here. Let him stay and pollute the environment in America

[@Ankita-vr8ri]

​@@animesh7296Mughals ke time ancestors kaha Gaye the ......jodha bai 😂

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

Nations are without borders.

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

You are the inheritor of jodha bai's legacy it seems.@@Ankita-vr8ri

[@Safe_urself_frm_hellfire]

More power to you guys for discussing lunatics

[@mohammedmurtaza3257]

Agreed...

[@paniclife]

I actually used to watch @theranveershow. Then slowly certain idiotic patterns started emerging - 1. Every podcast he would literally say, “ I don’t know, but in my opinion.”, hundred times. 2. 50% of his guest are world renowned scientist, thinkers, lawyers whom no one has ever heard of and have expertise in geo politics, aliens, ghosts and depression. 3. Most of the guests are conspiracy theorists, repeating the usual idiotic monologue on Gandhi, Nehru and Aurangzeb. 3. This one is Gold - while I was pursuing my engineering ( most probably paid seat) I was confused about what to do with my life and was depressed. So my Dad decided to take me on a Vacation to Maldives, where in I had Ayahuasca and that gave me great clarity and then I was happy. Privileged and Delusional level infinity

[@jayjariwala6600]

I also used to watch his talks when he started with celebrities, but after some guests I was like Oh my god what the hell he is saying, I think we are sane minded that we stopped 😂

[@ruuhserabt]

Same

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

He is just another grifter who is pandering to the right wing

[@spuriusscapula4829]

Yeah... Rogan at least asks questions that, even if silly, at least try to probe the other guy, and can even be surprisingly full of common sense like when he busted sadguru's ass. Beerbiceps is just "hmmmm, haan accha, ooooo, haan mere saath bhi hua hai, accha, sacchi, ooo, hmmm".

[@uttamraj3786]

​@@spuriusscapula4829😂😂

[@narendraparmar7918]

Fact is .. because of democracy only he is able to talk against the system(democracy).. imagine as he said one person leadership.. in which if the leader is not agree with his point of view.. could lead in jail or more of that… least he can understand.

[@faizrahman6486]

The current regime's goal of fascism has never been clearer

[@faizrahman6486]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 no hate for you bro, but i dont think you understand what you're saying. Bina soche samjhe comment nhi karna chahiye bro.

[@faizrahman6486]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 yeah I'll tell you what you don't understand. You don't seem to realise what's happening on the ground level in the name of urbanization and beautification of cities, probably because you're only reading about it and are disconnected from the ground reality. In every major city, projects of beautification are undergoing, cities like Patna(and other tier 2 and tier 3 cities) now have under-construction metro projects and whatnot. But the darker side of this is that these cities have been divided into two parts; one part sees all the development, better roads, buildings, waste management, drains, better transportation options but the other part is completely neglected. So currently the north part of the country is seeing the worst rainfall this year and who do you think is the most affected by this. My whole point is that the current government may seem to be involved in a lot of projects in some part of the city, but the major working class population of these cities that cannot afford to live in these urbanized smart cities with green and blue projects are facing worst times than before. And with the rural population moving to the cities more and more with each passing day in search of jobs, these neglected areas of the cities with slums and lower middle class population is facing the worst brunt of it.

[@faizrahman6486]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 and just wanted to add a suggestion bro, don't look up to the west, the whole point I've made above applies to them too, they also have big cities and buildings touching moons but in those same cities the working class people are struggling to survive. How do you measure how great a city is, with it's big buildings and other infrastructures or should you measure it by the ease of life of people belonging to every social class of that particular society.

[@diehardernxgt2161]

This current "faccist" regime is a product of democracy.

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

Do you know what fascism means? It is a good ideology for india and doesn't include dictatorship.

[@avsg2427]

The reason a country cannot be run like a company is because a private company or corporation exists to create profit for the stakeholders /shareholders (and the bigger the stake your have in the company, the bigger the say you have on how you get to run it). Most employees are generally not stakeholders of a company - some may buy shares of it, but they are generally not large amounts compared to a VC. In a country, it is not like that. Every citizen is a stakeholder with equal say in how the country should be run within the framework of the constitution. In a company, you can fire an employee who doesn’t align with the vision of the company because he does not automatically have a “right to be exist inside a company no matter what”. you can’t fire a person from a country just because their vision doesn’t align with yours or the majority’s. The end goal for the existence of a company and a country are just completely unrelated.

[@safaahmed9576]

I will say you’re a very smart man/woman 👍👍👍 who has good knowledge and knows how to make it easy to understand. Like seriously get into politics, people need a person like you

[@himanshushekhardas1730]

Good perspective

[@therealkendallroy]

well said

[@hrishavghosh6998]

"it's a stable government but not the right government" this is the best statement or argument made and also made clear that stability and correctness are not the same thing.

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

It is the most right government possible as of now. Better than the alternative.

[@hrishavghosh6998]

@@NoobGamerPlaysValorant so please explain also how it is the most right government.

[@AmitKumarAlphaX]

THANKS A LOT FOR CALLING OUT BEER BICEPS! I ALWAYS WISHED SOMEONE CALLED HIM OUT.

[@abhisheknigam2918]

Democracy is the only system that allows its own harshest criticism without leading to violence or suppression...Would that be possible in any other system like Monarchy or Dictatorship??

[@ZAK0925]

You Sure About It Buddy... You Know What UK, US, France Did To All Those Countries Including Us Indians... In The Name Of Democracy... I Support Democracy BTW

[@exoticindiaa]

@@ZAK0925You won’t allow a white guy to become even a Police Hawaldar In India , but Indians are helding top office in west. Such audacity dude !

[@sanjaykumarSK6050]

This kind of people were also there during making of Indian constitution,who were opposing the voting rights given to everyone.

[@basantprasadsgarden8365]

The Biggest mistake made by Our Founding Fathers to invite that kind of people in the Constituent Assembly

[@sanjaykumarSK6050]

@@basantprasadsgarden8365 They are still considered as mahapurush.

[@Bharath_007]

Acc to Rajiv chutiya if smaller parties should not have a leverage/voice , then the state of Telangana wouldn't have been formed. Thanks to ambedkar for Article 3 of Indian constitution

[@alirizvi726]

Good that he is being countered now. He has gone unanswered for a long time now. I am sad to see his descent from fitness and fashion to spreading outright hatred and conspiracy theories. I am also sad that it looks that he really believes what he says. This has all happened because of the absence of the liberal counter to intolerance.

[@MrPeaceGuy54]

"I believe in the truth of all religions of the world. And since my youth upward, it has been a humble but persistent effort on my to understand the truth of all the religions of the world, and adopt and assimilate in my own thought, word, and deed all that I have found to be best in those religions. The faith that I profess not only permits me to do so but renders it obligatory for me to take the best from whatsoever source it may come." -Mahatma Gandhi, Harijan, 16-2-34, p. 7

[@sanjanakrishnan3214]

Please please more reaction videos to beer biceps (and others). It gives a great point by point rebuttal which I can use in my discussion with their fans too.. they need to be called out and countered systematically like this..

[@sanjanakrishnan3214]

Also, so entertaining! 😂

[@thepassingpawn]

Meghnad is all I needed as a confirmation that this channel is absolutely unbiased and not a waste of time for us viewers. Good move g

[@SrMway]

Just because someone is knowledgeable doesn't mean he will take the right decisions for the nation. Knowlegeable people can be corrupt, they could abuse human rights etc.. Absolute power corrupts! A lesson, I think nature is willing to teach people again if they don't learn from the vast history of the world. Also the Vedic political system is top down. That is, the people at the top Brahmins and kings are heavily restricted in what they can and cannot do, while people at the bottom are free to indulge in their desires. Also these kings and people at the top are taught the Vedas from a young age, like the Quran and Hadiz is taught to Muslims. According to our Shastras not anybody can be king! I would expect nothing more from a fan of his holiness Nithyananda Saraswati. But these naive people who thinks these people have a point because they don't know how to think for themselves is definitely a cause for worry.

[@SinghalLouis]

But who decides who is knowledgeable.. civil service exams? Then what would happen to Modi.. 😂

[@poonamsingh67]

Great job. Please do include more women. It’s absolutely vital to counter this beerbiceps guy. Hope you do many more.

[@jotika9784]

This is the first video I have watched on this channel. But really was much needed one. This vaccum needed to be filled. Especially for younger generation they must have counter arguments to everything being given to them in the name of content especially by people like ranveer who have no educational background and understanding of most of the topics he takes up. Nor does the guest he calls have it. This ultra level of mediocrity in the name of ‘views toh aate hai’ needs a solid counter and good content.

[@NoobGamerPlaysValorant]

Rajiv malhotra is a giant though.

[@aritra4028]

Lol Vimoh very smartly took that "Knowledgeable and stupid" argument to a "rich and poor" classism thing

[@jishnudesarkar]

There are two things I'd like to point out as to why a country CANNOT be run like a company or the army. 1. The desired OUTCOME of running a company and running a contry is fundamentally different. You run a company to generate profit for the shareholders and you expect armies to achieve an objective which is more often than not killing your enemies. You run a contry to ensure the livelihood of your citizens and their wellbeing, if you run a country to fulfill the objectives of a company then that essentially becomes EAST INDIA COMPANY rule. You extort the citizens 2. Even the CEOs and Army Generals are chosen based on skills and merit. What Mr. Malhotra is asking is wishful thinking that the dictator would be a very nice and caring person who'll have nothing but the citizens' wellbeing in mind without being selfish.

[@contemplore]

Lez xpLore this

[@hpfanforever2012]

Actually, I feel that a country should be run like a company, in the sense policy and decision making and its execution must be handled with the efficiency at which such events happen in a company. To some extent we see this efficiency in the current government, although it can be way better, but decisions regarding a lot of pending issues are being taken quickly, whereas in the previous government's time they would only talk but take no action and thus showed no accountability to the citizens that elected them. Because when decision and policy making and their execution is delayed, the elected officials are basically stealing the yrs of advancement and progress from their citizens, especially when such decisions are related to infrastructure, development, research, manufacturing and etc. Also profit in this case will be the revenue generated by the government which should also technically increase if you want to be able to spend more on infrastructure, research, subsidies, pension and etc.

[@TarunMusicTv]

What a fun episode! Meghnad is a natural! 😂

[@thearsoneest]

quoting Genghis Khan for making a point is crazy I never followed this guy and hated the way he behaved but now I got a reason

[@ashispaul0013]

I was going through a video essay by the Second Thought on KZbin. The video was about how certain billionaire families are actively investing to pump out far-right contents throughout the social media. I wonder if the same thing is going on in India and beer biceps is one of their tool.

[@himanshushekhardas1730]

Yes maybe

[@nachiket2211]

I watch Second Thought videos. Can you please give the title of the video you're talking about?

[@ashispaul0013]

The video is titled "Why is there so much right wing media"

[@nachiket2211]

@@ashispaul0013 thnx👍

[@fortphoenix]

I encountered a comment on another YT explainer video that went something like this - “it takes an hour to debunk a baseless claim that someone took 10 seconds to make” and I can’t help but think that it’s apt for the crap that Beerbiceps peddles…

[@malikmoin7637]

Great podcast. Just one addition. When referring to "Presidents rule", Rajiv clearly has a presidential system in mind along the lines of Russia/Turkey.... especially Turkey. He's not talking about the president's role in a parliamentary system. Take Turkey's example. Was a parliamentary democracy till 2017. Erdogan as the PM, ruled with majorities from 2003-2014. Turkey had a similar nominal president till then. He stepped down as the PM in 2014, got elected as the President (even the nominal president was directly elected since 2007). He started ruling through his desired PM. Then his party lost majority for a while in 2015. The guy has to ally with a far right party in a coalition. Then the 2016 coup attempt followed. Riding a wave of nationalism in response, Erdogan got a referendum through, turning Turkey from a parliamentary to a presidential system. He won the presidential elections in 2018. Since then, the parliament has been a rubber stamp. That's what he's probably pulling at. Essentially, the guy removed even the minimum guardrails on his rule by pivoting turkey towards a presidential system. The opposition in the recent elections called for a return to the parliamentary system but failed to dislodge him.

[@akshat_2100]

He took the example of Genghis Khan, but not Adolf Hitler? Was he not a dictator? And Wbt Mussolini?

[@basantprasadsgarden8365]

Simple, Hitler and Mussolini were failures, and their Indian counterparts 🎅🏽and 👨🏽‍🦲 will be the Same.

[@nottsumit]

If he did talk about Hitler then they will end up shooting themselves

[@prateeksingh796]

You are right about his audience, I always wondered if someone is going to address his stupidity.

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

His (Rajiv) thoughts about how a family functions is plain scary. I wonder how his family is

[@NorthernBiker216]

These NRIs and their families enjoy the best possible freedom and self development.

[@IntrovertedCoconut]

These diaspora viraat hindus nvr practice what they preach. They only preach such crazy rules & ideologies to d gullible Indian hindus shrouding them by d cover of "Dharma" but they themselves or their ilks never follow such regulations & dharmik obligations in their own life. Just take example of Sham Sharma who preaches abt Dharma & hindutwa 24×7, but married a white girl in US.😂

[@kiranmaddu8006]

Another Brilliant Episode - and well-dissected. Recently I visited my cousin here in the USA and one of his recommendations is to watch Beer Biceps- BB - the moment I scrolled on BB I could say this is pure propaganda of half-knowledge by half-moronic content (not a full moron - full moron is aware he is a moron). The question for me is why people fall for him being a software engineer and after decent education. I think the fault lies with a lack of inquisitiveness and processing things on our own - but I am glad BB admitted he does all this for views - then at least there is some honesty.

[@battlerushiromiya651]

Most of the content that BB puts out lines up well with their privelege and validates all the things they have been told about how great their culture is for a long time. Inquisitiveness can also lead you to only validate what you want, but a genuine thirst for understanding reality and challenging your beliefs is missing.

[@daydreamers710]

There are some other guys on KZbin in the disguise of well researched content creators but are already sold out to an idea that indian past has every solution. One of such is Amit SenGupta

[@ashilyjustin4748]

Absolutely

[@IntrovertedCoconut]

Oh yeah, he's an absolute nut. I remember how he was justifying d AFSPA & d army shooting, killing & evn raping innocent citizens of d northeast states where violence between d citizens & army is quite rampant. M 4m northeast btw so m aware of how d army keeps exploiting d rights of native citizens having absolute power & immunity 4m d centre to do so.

[@sirat-al-mustaqimbyshahabs1418]

Brother this is the road to dictatorship a dictator induced false pride in their people to made them imbecile

[@yashsaxena6416]

That was fun. Please do more such videos. 😂

[@PrachiNaik30]

"President is the nominal head of state" is what I remember from civics textbook

[@yash_kapadia]

If the texts are the root of their ideology then they probably don't know or acknowledge that Rig Veda speaks of Sabha and Samiti, a representative form of democracy while Mahabharata mentions Jan Sadan, a regular administrative gathering of the common people...

[@battlerushiromiya651]

It isn't their own privelge and protecting it is what defines them.

[@piya6929]

they don't really read those scripters for philosophy...if they do read it they read it while cherry picking points that suit their personal agenda

[@NanroidNanroid]

Beerbiceps's Ranveer is like KRK of podcast

[@anamnaqvi4417]

Thank you for doing this!!

[@karthik8094]

Even in a democracy, we value merit. There are committees and all sorts of research endeavours involved in making policies! His view is very messed up! Equality doesn't mean you don't value merit by any means!

[@praddumnvats6759]

​@@lakshyavarshney9942bhim army will counter this by saying it's a matter of representation.

[@praddumnvats6759]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 ya right but then bhimite will lecture you about EWS lol

[@basantprasadsgarden8365]

@@praddumnvats6759 EWS, EWS is going to be the Next SC, ST and OBC for the UC . Do you know, the one who doesn't want a Poor (Economically weaker) General to Be Prosperous, is a Rich General.

[@praddumnvats6759]

@@basantprasadsgarden8365 hmm

[@khayaalipulao]

Very interesting video guys, thank you! I feel like we need a nationwide argument analysis course. So we listen to these things and can immediately visualize the logic tree and the gaps and assumptions.

[@ahnafazizict7684]

This sort of content is necessary cause vimoh focuses a lot on sword which is great but shield is also important cause shield content helps the channel grow faster and hence since the channel grows faster sword becomes more effective since it reaches more People

[@digs_NZT48]

Bro... what's this sword n shield concept ? It seems great thinking tool.

[@ahnafazizict7684]

Shield content is debunk content. Sword content is original content. Most probably that's what vimoh meant in a community post he once wrote

[@amjithmavilattuanandhan2460]

I think it’s time for us to teach “Animal Farm by George Orwell” in schools.

[@letitbe227]

This was needed

[@Vipashayana.]

Meghnad used to call Sonia Gandhi bar dancer and many other literal abusive words. Just so you know, so much for his suave commentary, thats the kind of language he used to use for a dignified lady.

[@cauliflowerhead2735]

When did that happen?

[@sumanagopinath]

This was such a fun conversation

[@yadavgaurav386]

And someone ask Malhotra, who is going to stop that president to bring a policy that will make him president for life .

[@Sanitydriven477]

Thanks for making this

[@kanavdawra]

Medicine is cheaper because of currency conversion not welfare.

[@neil211]

The only way id ever watch a beerbiceps video haha NEED MORE OF THIS

[@mithilbhoras5951]

At least Rajiv Malhotra is honest in saying that there was no democracy in Vedic Times. That's called Raj Dharma. This is why Secularism is the need of the hour in today's India.

[@cosmicallyspeaking871]

@mithilbhoras5951 ....the so-called secularism in Bharat is pushed on only Sanatanis (Hindus) to decouple them from their roots, so they can be prepared for conversions a few generations down the line. Secularism is not applied to christians & moslems of Bharat, who remain close to their faith & are openly allowed to flaunt their religions and in many cases are audaciously vilify Hindus. All in the name of secularism.

[@rajwant04]

Excellent analysis. Thanks for doing this!

[@ayanchoudhury6697]

All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

[@ashwinvk4124]

Animal farm😊

[@annageorge1992]

Orwell🥰🥰

[@beactivebehappy9894]

communist and capitalists hate him equally

[@avinashkunju6214]

It was like two amateurs talking about a topic, Didn't expect it from Meghnad.

[@piyusha.shejul1923]

Watched your reel about this episode... We would love more of such content(reacting to such videos)

[@ushak100]

In 2003 CWC, Sachin and Sourav was opening for India in the first two matches. From the third match, Sehwag started opening with Sachin, and India had a superb world cup after that and went on to become runners up in that world cup. The decision of Sehwag opening was taken by voting among players. So, yeah, cricket teams also work democratically.

[@Paddsart]

LoL meghnads reaction is so hilarious 😂😂😂... You guys should do more reaction videos.

[@sahilgoala3982]

Meanwhile my mom asking everyone in the family khane me kya banau Aaj 😂

[@kingflockthewarrior202]

then proceed to make randomly. 😅

[@genzbuddha2799]

great convo brother

[@HumpyMukherjee]

First time here! loved the discussion!

[@pranavshinde1314]

We need more content like this 😊

[@prime753]

the irony is rajiv Malhotra lives in One of the finest democratic country of the world, having all kind of advantages from democratic nation. and passing comment on how dictatorship is better than democracy ? height of being double standard. such people are just crap.

[@diehardernxgt2161]

Yes , the finest democratic country which banned abortions despite the pro-choice majority. Youre delusional.

[@ashishsaxena2612]

Excellent episode guys!

[@ssgg4160]

In India the president has all the powers he is also the chief commander of the forces. But In parliamentary system he is a nominal head because he works on the recommendation of the council of ministers. Presidential assent is mandatory for every bill to become a law and if he wants he can halt it. The major problem would be if someone powerful associated with a party becomes a president…and his party is in power then the PM can be made dummy and president can become the authority…all this is hypothetic…assuming the party has majority in parliament and all the council of ministers including the PM toe his line.

[@whimsicalvagabond6906]

It isn’t journalistic. It is fellatistic. Comes from the word fellatio.

[@arjunrajendran4826]

Vimoh people like you are my strength, i've been confused terribly confused in the last few years, now i'm at a crossroads as to what to do with my life.

[@rutvikrs]

Reject their nihilistic take.

[@adrita_mitra9180]

Funny thing is that all the "concerns" regarding democracy that Rajiv malhotra has, have been answered already in the class9 ncert pol. sci. book!!!

[@annztn]

I remember clearly from my civics textbook that the president was referred to as a rubber stamp.

[@battlerushiromiya651]

Rajiv Malhotras privelege and ignorance is only made worse that this guy is never going to suffer any consequence of his words. Sadly there are actual people who think this guy is an 'intellectual' and what he says should be put in practise. Dont be surprised that in the future that unconstitutional acts are used to make what he says a reality

[@onikas9262]

This is the first video I have watched and followed you. Please try not to interrupt the guest

[@nutrazz]

Thanks for this, you speak my heart ❤😊

[@PavaniGanga]

😮😨😱OMG. I thought I had already taken the measure of Rajiv Malhotra. But this took my breath, left me truly aghast. And Beer Biceps! PS Only from your channel did I learn of Malhotra's NIthyananda connection.

[@sumitralahiri1472]

When people like Ranveer makes podcast without having any research on any context just to spread a particular opinion that'll benefit him monetarily.. we get more videos like that.

[@Dr.Plutoo]

Good content! Please decode J sai podcast with beerbicep! J sai, he speaks all the nonsense!

[@saumyabiswal]

Heyy we need more of this

[@sanjaygadhalay1523]

Thank you. Meghnad and v. For this.

[@ssgg4160]

You forgot mentioning about his wonderful startup idea of reincarnation investing…that is if you have wealth invest in your current life they will return the same in next life after their commission😂

[@Inner.divinity]

That is Sadguru's dream project.

[@MrVishalification]

they tried to troll Rajeev but they had no sensible argument against him. this comment section is even worst.

[@vimoh]

Didn't watch the video, did you?

[@agnosticatheist4093]

Humari desh ki problem democracy nahi balke VIP culture, Lack of Accountability and Awareness, Lack of Rule of Law, Too much power to policymakers and bureaucrats, bad politics, Corruption, Religious and Caltural Dogmatism, Lack of scientific temperament, Intellectual Dishonesty, Intolerant society, tribalism, And poor quality of education hai. Education boht boht boht kharab hai humare desh ka. yaha se hee humlog dusro gulami karna shikhte hai aur apni azadi curiosity creativity kho dete hai.

[@chanchalnunia9001]

Hi, Your bookshelf intrigued me, can you make a video on book recommendations?

[@uttamraj3786]

He had made one.

[@RiosidYT]

All countries by virtue of their existence is a dictatorship. India is a capitalist's dictatorship while Cuba is a worker's dictatorship. In political language it's called "Bourgeoisie dictatorship" and "Proletariat dictatorship". In a proletariat dictatorship a country can have democracy or it may not... but it always have workers democracy unlike a bourgeoisie dictatorship. Because workers are seen as disposable.

[@RiosidYT]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 You don't even understand what I am saying. It's okay. I am not talking about permanent workers. I am talking about workers owned the means of production. Under capitalism that'll be a co-op. Under socialism that'll be most means of production.

[@RiosidYT]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 You make no sense. I will clarify my use of the word disposable as exploiting workers as much as you can by paying lowest wages possible for the most amount of work done. Because there are so many unemployed people, the CEO is not afraid to go to extreme to save costs so that he can have more money because if you quit, another desperate person without job is ready to be exploited.

[@RiosidYT]

@@lakshyavarshney9942 Again you're just saying world salad. I know a tad bit about politics or two. Maybe read some theory. Your words have no meaning. Use some real words that makes sense.

[@purptube678]

what exactly makes india a "dictatorship" i do agree on the capitalist part

[@dragoons292010]

48:05 Mohak Mangal's recent video touches on this subject

[@ayushsharma8804]

If only dinosaur was still alive we could make him the dear leader 😢 The world isn't the same after his death

[@nikhilmodak214]

1. What Mr. Malhotra is saying about democracy is a classic "Socratic" view of democracy. However, there is a context of the time and circumstances to what Socrates said about democracy. As of now, with all its assumptions and drawbacks, democracy is the only better system we have, to run the society. 2. Although there was a dictatorship in India, people had, atleast a marginal role, in keeping check on what kings are doing through wellfare state ideology. E.g. although people had no say while Ram was exiled the people's pressure made it difficult for Bharat to take the throne in addition to the morals of the time. 3. The Rajsuya Yadnya was another system which inhibited kings to declare their sovereignity on their own. Although it was more of a ransom kind of a thing, it required that other kings should accept providing taxes to the "supreme" king thereby avoiding wars and providing protection to smaller and weaker kingdoms. Although it was not a kind of honeymoon they would enjoy for eternity but would provide some peaceful time. 4. I would disagree on the view of calling out podcasts such as BB. We might agree to disagree however every view should be heard. Also, we can not assume that people's mind would be poisoned. It is again an elitist assumption that the people are stupid and cannot weigh on what are they listening to.

[@placeboeffect7031]

We need more reaction videos on such clowns for solely entertainment purposes 😂😂