Communism vs. Anarchy: What Does the Bible Say?

Jordan and the roundtable discuss chapters eighteen through twenty: Moses acts as a judge for his people, he reconciles with his family (especially his father-in-law Jethro), Jethro instructs Moses to see God as the true judge, and Moses teaches a select few the laws to allow them to rule over the people. Additionally, they review the initial events of Mount Sinai when God revealed himself to Moses, Israel as the sacrificial firstborn nation, and God’s presentation of the Ten Commandments. The scholars address the importance of sacrifice, compassion, and the relationship between justice and mercy; problems with unconditional love; and the fundamental structures of reality as the first half of the Exodus seminar comes to a close.
Watch Exodus: bit.ly/3ZiDKnL
// SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL //
Premium Podcast - jordanbpeterson.supercast.com/
Newsletter: linktr.ee/DrJordanBPeterson
Donations: jordanbpeterson.com/donate
// COURSES //
Discovering Personality: jordanbpeterson.com/personality
Self Authoring Suite: selfauthoring.com
Understand Myself (personality test): understandmyself.com
// BOOKS //
Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life: jordanbpeterson.com/Beyond-Order
12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos: jordanbpeterson.com/12-rules-...
Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief: jordanbpeterson.com/maps-of-m...
// LINKS //
Website: jordanbpeterson.com
Events: jordanbpeterson.com/events
Blog: jordanbpeterson.com/blog
Podcast: jordanbpeterson.com/podcast
// SOCIAL //
Twitter: / jordanbpeterson
Instagram: / jordan.b.peterson
Facebook: / drjordanpeterson
#JordanPeterson #JordanBPeterson #DrJordanPeterson #DrJordanBPeterson #DailyWirePlus #podcast #news #BiblicalSeriesExodus

[@shedactivist]

I wish all this was explained to me like this 40 years ago. I spent my life being skeptical of religion and it was because no one could explain it to me. Jordan's viewpoint and interpretation resonates with me in a profound way. He may not be a theologian but that is what makes his message so accessible. He get it, and he then shares it.

[@jtjones4081]

Seems JP is condemning the free for all that is social media now, using strong language like "the sociopaths, narcissists, and Machiavellians all have a voice." Agreed, so is he now advocating censoring on social media as long as he or his friends are the censors? Interesting times.

[@meihanamacdonald1408]

Im 100% in agreement with your analysis of Jordan Peterson and his ability to convey understanding to the masses concerning things theological.

[@JiraiyaSama86]

That's the thing. It was only through him that I started considering religion as a possibility for me. The topic of the video that made me really consider was about judgement and how we all orient towards something. I couldn't disprove it. I tried. Recently, I realized that maybe part of the reason why religion fell out of favor for many is because not many were understanding the messages in it. It's like - "This is a good practice!" Well why? "Because it's been around forever." That's just an example. Basically, can these practices that have been around forever be defended in a way that's satisfactory?

[@SwissCheese112]

the thing about the bible and God is that, you can approach it and discover revelations from a myriad of different angles. as a scholar of ancient greek and latin, as well as having co-majored in the social sciences (anthropology/archaeology), it is extremely interesting to me from that perspective. Currently reading Exodus to go along with Petersons round table. It is fascinating to me how God chooses not only to deal with Pharaoh but to deal with the aftermath of 430 years of judean slavery both physically and mentally. he uses passover, and all types of other physical commandments to represent something symbolic and thus create a reinforcing psyche, setting it up to resonate over the future generations of the jewish people. If we know one thing about God, its that he plays the long game.

[@jimhughes1070]

Thank God he never went to cemetery'" college

[@LeanBack_HaveASnack_TakeANap]

I always loved this explanation: Mercy is a gift when you don't get what you otherwise deserve. Grace is a gift when you get what you otherwise don't deserve.

[@israelakpan8852]

Nicely put. From that, it becomes clear that one cannot logically argue for why they deserve mercy. It’s a privilege begotten out of, and freely given by Grace to those who have have gone contrary to the Will of One who judges.

[@shirooumu]

man this is the first time i could feel god teaching me thru these human beings and when i listen their complex ideas and try to understand them i feel deep inside, how much sense they make

[@sweebos]

Oh man... Discussion like this is such a wonderful thing. It reminds me of campfire talks with my dad and my grandpa. I was the youngest so I'd usually just sit and listen. They didn't speak quite as eloquently, and much of the conversations were swapping stories about life experiences, but there were times that deep discussions would take place and I was gifted such wisdom from the things I heard, what they shared. I'm thankful for that time I had with them and realize what a blessing those seemingly simple moments were now that I'm a bit older. I appreciate being able to sit in on discussions like this one as well. I truly wish there were more of this in the world today. I wish more people realized what a blessing a simple discussion is and what wisdom can be gained from sitting quietly, listening to others. Thank you for sharing this.

[@code_solutions]

Dennis is such a great addition to this conversation. He usually disagrees with the rest of the group and gets them to think more.

[@elektrotehnik94]

Jordan, Jordan's audience & everyone impacted by Jordan's work benefits from this work. It's calm, engaging & challenging. It's giving sanity & a uniting structure, to the increasingly fractured societal consciousness. Important work. 🏆 This was great ❤

[@mrboyban]

Essentially vital work! Huge contributor to society since Christ as far as I can remember it :).

[@ForGlory]

Then BEWARE! If you don't IMMEDIATELY begin purging insanity--starting by purging 1) modern love, 2) queerdom and 3) queer marriage--YOU WILL FALL INTO A DARKER PSYCHOLOGICAL PIT than the rest! We read your comments, we KNOW you grasp the truth, AND YOU MUST SAVE YOURSELF BY ACTING ON IT NOW and PURGING INSANITY OUT OF THE WORLD!

[@megancurran5537]

3 aggregated rules of a household or classroom: 1. We take care of ourselves 2. We take care of our things 3. We take care of each other. (This was not my idea, I learned it from a coworker and I love it because everything you do can fall into one of these three categories).

[@jessekamande632]

Uph😅❤😊

[@SanjuroSan]

I subscribed to daily wire for the full length videos and its so worth it. Each one is minimum 2 hours (so far). And they really go over this text. They talk about it off camera too so I get a sense they really are presenting their best selfs. Incredibly thoughtful and progressive dialog-os. I feel like I'm running around with a wheel barrel frantically scooping up gold nuggets and tossing them in. For the record, I rarely pay for anything. Do with that what you will.

[@rabidmisquito1]

I can't believe I'm actually considering doing the same. I wish you could buy it separately.

[@dannyreborn]

Thank you for this I actually learned a lot from this. Praise Jesus Christ.

[@livingadventures5623]

To be alive with access to these people is just a blessing.

[@SurroachAbhinav1110]

Sir you are doing a great job!!!! Love your content. Love from India 💗💗

[@JiraiyaSama86]

This makes so much sense. I've been having that thought for a while about how the systems being proposed against cap has had that feel of treating the people under it like children.

[@aljonserna5598]

In high school I've studied the bible for 3 years, where I learned to look for the words' etymologies and operational utility but whoa I've never looked at it that way, that way it's way more applicable and relevant to societies than just a spiritual front.

[@stephanbecker6720]

Thank you Dr. Blackwood for stating the point that we should always be conscious not to anthropomorphise these principals to much of in there Divine nature, the one also relates to the other and fucntions in a bounded nature.

[@mercyotiswarren7994]

“My political opinions lean more and more to Anarchy (philosophically understood, meaning abolition of control not whiskered men with bombs). The most improper job of any man is bossing other men. Not one in a million is fit for it, and least of all those who seek the opportunity.” - J. R. R. Tolkien

[@Morrowindur]

Yeah, most of these guys don't get that anarchy simply means 'don't steal' (health, life, material possessions etc.) Everyone is a sovereign. Lying is also a form of theft (attempt at stealing the truth). Anarchy of course shouldn't exist just in a political sense, it needs to get a lot deeper. Attitudinal.

[@petertapp1963]

Unfortunately the fallen nature of man guarantees those who will seek the opportunity

[@zgobermn6895]

Incredibly stimulating conversation! Thank you all.

[@jackbarton4938]

I cannot express how refreshing it is, as a 32 year-old man, to hear such deep discussions of the Bible, after being raised on a spiritually meagre diet of Ricky Gervais-level, science-worshipping, bad-things-happen-so-there-is-no-God midwittery. It all started to turn around for me with the Genesis lectures.

[@the300XM8]

Generally speaking extremly anti-religion folks are a**holes. That's why I didn't like them even when I was an agnostic

[@NoSoupForYouu]

Please look into Catholic tradition, the level of depth and meaning behind everything is much more than you think on the surface. I recommend you youtube Fr Chad Ripperger, Sensus Fidelium and the SSPX channel. If you like what Jordan had to say, these guys take it home

[@strangersandpilgrims3812]

Check The Bible way to Heaven KJV on KZbin, the most incredible truth in all of scripture is that God became a man, living a perfect life and dying a sacrificial death, so that we, by faith alone in His death and resurrection may receive eternal life. 'believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved' Acts 16 31a

[@JonMurray]

This is genuinely saddening to read.

[@scottlewis2579]

Amazing discussion. We are discussing Exodus in our group at church. It is easy to get lost in the details.

[@8curious]

your discussions are like nectar to the mind

[@TheShootist]

great respect to all of you for being able to so graciously accept Peterson's interruptions.

[@AT-nw6cr]

Yeah he has definitely had a problem with that ever since he came out of his coma I’ve noticed. Quite a shame. I don’t think he’s even totally aware of how often he interrupts.

[@code_solutions]

What an amazing format for a conversation. Adding all these intellectual powerhouses makes for an incredibly interesting dialogue.

[@ronaldflockhart5485]

LORD bless and protect Mr. Peterson in this investigation against him.

[@classicalnotes539]

Love the group discussions.

[@bradmcgrath9993]

10:56 - the horror movie that's called "As Above So Below" speaks to this point. It's playing with the idea that hell and chaos lies beneath the surface.

[@bambilynn3124]

Loving these discussions, JP reminds me of a modern day Paul , thanks for doing this.

[@williama.hovestreydt6623]

Im a kid in a candy store watching this

[@jennah5870]

Yes! I remember telling my son, "This isn't a democracy. This is a family. And you don't get a vote in this one, kiddo."

[@jennah5870]

@Kyra Of course that's true. I don't see how my short comment brought your response unless you didn't really think about what I actually said. My son was arguing with me. What type of family decision did he not "...get a vote in this one..."? How old was he? Your reply to my comment just strikes me as odd. I absolutely agree with what you said, though.

[@mr.orange8205]

Thanks for doing this Dr. Peterson. Very interesting.

[@Rest-in-JesusChrist7788]

So glad you like the King James Bible, Dr. Jordan. Because it truly is the best translation.. 🙏✝️❤️

[@ronaldogaro3575]

Nice Bible study man.👍

[@BlaxeFrost-X]

I love the way this discussion is going about, it's the way I always wished to analyze the bible and always thought that church did not so I walked away...

[@Rose-qm3tn]

Huge thank you to all speakers🙏

[@Hellyers]

These are such good videos!

[@benitomontemayor873]

Why do I like this group? Meeting of the minds. I love them without immaculate conception. I used to fly over that navigation station in Mexico.

[@palmtree9815]

Dr Peterson could you please do a seminar on how to parent disagreeable conscientious children!!???? And the other types as well.

[@bubbaandrayearl1678]

There's a whole lot of intelligence around that table. I always learn from Doctor Peterson.

[@jordanabu1]

If this is what Bible study groups looked like, I’d be a regular!

[@picturebiblestories-yy5di]

I was part of one. Miss it dearly. Leader went to heaven...

[@jejsunsedicka7504]

I agree. Too many christian leaders overlook the knowledge presented in the bible and only focus on going to heaven. Yes we want people to be saved but there are a plethora of knowledge lessons / skills the bible has to offer people who do not believe in heaven.

[@mr.coolmug3181]

This is a real meeting of the mind.

[@sarahamaral2931]

When God’s grace “breaks” in, all psychological arguments about inherent personality don’t have any legs to stand on.

[@Phoenix-Brah]

Thank you Dr. Peterson

[@TheCausticThinker]

On 6:16 maybe we can relate this matter with "matter" to the case of the term "literal", once it's used to caracterize actual/factual things, but is derived from literacy, that relates to something more abstract and fantastic.

[@bunsandbutter600]

This footage is gold

[@MsMichelleangel]

Would love to replace order with the word harmony, and see where the conversation journey's

[@alanknewman4294]

In a world full of charities there appears to be No Justice, when in fact Justice is Total because it's unmerciful to the unmerciful.

[@Snarflelocker]

Great videos and I just love JP getting totally derailed by a small bit of matter haha

[@cjfredi]

You have to give the devil his due. Thank you always JP!

[@adamgolding]

As widely discussed elsewhere, our large organizations are SOCIOPATHIC and what's described here is the reason: things are reduced to contractual obligation

[@adamgolding]

Worker-management is the structure you should be discussing, which you would know about if you hadn't run from debating Richard Wolff with your tail between your legs.

[@117Industries]

Where did you get that idea from Peterson, that the word ‘matter’ carries the intimation of meaning by relation to the phrase ‘it [or that] matters’? Neat idea 💡

[@gustolehmann7164]

Soaking in all this knowledge gives me a profound sense of wisdom like I'm going to university right here on the couch.!!! Haha seriously tho I do feel smarter after all these

[@pb6901]

Jesus bless you.

[@davidkazira6060]

I've been saying this for so long now. Some things just don't scale well.

[@jennymcgowin9140]

ALWAYS so damn interesting!

[@britanikothegreat8513]

1King 3:5-14. Ecclesiastes 7:29. Job 1:6-8. Isaiah 5:20. Santa Fe. Psalms 144:9. Blaze of Glory. Matthew 3:11-15.

[@Griemmy]

This is like watching an all star game

[@michaelhayes1205]

In the UK form of governance it is my understanding that there is the monarch, the House of Lords, the House of Commons/MP's. The MP's are elected by the people/commoners. Therefore the MP's are the 'trusted servant's' of the people to represent their views. (I sometimes seriously question if MP's see themselves as such). They are entrusted by their electorate to look after the electorate's best interests.

[@ResoluteRonin]

I think all politicians should have to go undergo regular psychological assessments in order to obtain and maintain their positions.

[@RobertJohnson_Zeppo]

Ten years of hard labor to qualify for running for office to begin with. That's just to get their minds right. Making sure they stay right isn't a bad suggestion either.

[@ivanrock2826]

Sorry the Peacekeeper Peacemaker thought was from Ivan Rock in New Zealand

[@oliverman6168]

Brilliant.

[@peacockLife]

hell no Sir! my children are my friends BUT they know not to get out of line

[@tedclemens4093]

Here we have the organics of the 613 commandments. They weren’t to set a standard by which God would judge the individual, but how the people would judge disputable matters.

[@bubbaliburtee8657]

"There's no indication that the ethos of compassion scales." In the middle of a Bible study. Benzos; not even once.

[@peteryoungbloodhills1558]

I would like to add my two cents please. I have come to consider Mercy is Context. And context matters 😅 ❤

[@williama.hovestreydt6623]

what a table of talent

[@adamgolding]

where are the women?

[@apm9507]

@@adamgolding on The View?

[@alvareo92]

@@adamgolding next time

[@keithjohnsonYT]

I’m pretty sure it was Shakespeare, who said that the question is, “to be, or not to be…”, so why do I seem to remember a member of The Grateful Dead, saying, “I’ve seen entire realities crumble and fall…”? (And, what IS inside that big black box in Mecca?…gold?…virgins?…a Whirled Trade Center?) ✌️

[@bobnevels9125]

Actually I feel that everyone having a voice is good for society. Social infrastructure in terms of stores medicaid and even churches and universities has a way of taking care of itself that allows for endless whims with no one actually in charge. That was made possible here in the United States due to the law enforcement and criminal dialectic. The chaos of criminality separates the wheat from the chaff and eventually neighborhoods improve. Outside of that is a public that's free to do what it wants. Because it's impossible to locate any one decider in America there's no method to ever "overthrow" anything. People who've tried found themselves stuck in the professionalism of the system itself and just became another part of an indifferent society. That's why a form of direct democracy in practice with a Republic for political infrastructure is why everyone having a voice is a good thing. A whimsical free society is the ideal and safest form of government.

[@bobnevels9125]

You're welcome. And I hope you also read this. The actual perspective of Lucifer is that he felt ashamed that people fell with him and felt it his responsibility to make things right. His courage is important to his identity as a loyal friend willing to confront the chaos alone. His worst quality is that anyone who's ever been in his way to clarity he tormented them with anger and hatred and he's wrong for that. But you don't get to criticize him unless you face the same problems he does and can give him credit and then go farther than him. In my case it was to negotiate with people he would've rather let burn. But eventually as I move to a better life I'd have to let people slip and slide to oblivion. And if that doesn't scare you then you're delusional. My goal had been to give people a choice to not fuck up their lives and restore some type of free will. What makes Lucifer beautiful is his courage. And I don't mean that metaphorically. I mean courageous relationships beautified him both physically and mentally and the best thing that happened to him is that he fell in love with his own beauty because that reinforces good behavior in relationship to courage. He has to stay courageous to stay beautiful. So Dr. Peterson got it wrong. Lucifer isn't actually motivated to make any type of heaven on earth. His goal is to stay beautiful no matter what and he couldn't care less about heaven or hell. In fact Lucifer's superpower is that he knows the difference between anger and courage and knows it's not the same thing, but that he does hold the sacred chalice of anger that his courage transforms into love. He knows the difference between good and evil and you should too or you'd just be another dupe of God.

[@bobnevels9125]

The difference between me and Lucifer is that he had a bunch of men that love him and I have a bunch of women that love me. There's a difference.

[@bobnevels9125]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6W3m2eZp8aghq8 Gwen Stefani's courage is self evident in her voice. Especially in this song. As a male I respond to that because a voice like that makes me a better person.

[@ktoth29]

The patriarchy is an evolutionary adaptation. The more complicated the system, the more compassion starts to look like corruption, so masculine conscientiousness is necessary to keep things running.

[@drewdavidson663]

Yale psychologist Paul Bloom has good info on empathy being myopic and biased.

[@fulviobennato]

I'm so turned on lol like my mind is rushing with insights That's intellectual ecstasy

[@dougsammons2228]

To get the understanding of a subject of a word of a scripture, is to ask the questions who what where when why and sometimes how,,,nouns and pronouns and the situation, declare the intended understanding,,, using the strong's exhaustive concordance is helpful,, but challenge it as well, for I have found error in it,,, have a study.

[@drewdavidson663]

Is JP finally starting to listen to Alan Watts?

[@jimhughes1070]

Yes, a million laws, regulations and bureaucratic BS like we have here in the United States! Indeed a horrible situation!... Unfortunately, that's human nature...

[@danCK1990]

please for heaven sake please bring on john lennox and david berlinski for their thoughts on the history of israel rebelling against god in the desert

[@rezaerfani776]

Social media is not a platform where everyone can shout at the same time. There are few successful people on Twitter. The average person would be more heard speaking to the people around them. Their tweets are probably mostly ignored.

[@cartoons981]

if you were born into relegious reality where shame , honour , stoning, hanging , lashes, etc etc are common ? . what would be your version of right and wrong compared to now ?

[@charliebrownlives1348]

Neither. Christ say to reject both. We are not to love this world. ( materialism)

[@benitomontemayor873]

When you reject Madonna, life is way better. Make Madonna dig her own ditches!

[@msmd3295]

You’re not “materialist” if you believe in spirits, the supernatural, god, Devil, etc. and that everything there is depends on spirit.

[@ivanrock2826]

Just a thought Jordan. You talk about Moses being a Peacekeepers like Alpha monkeys who are Peacemakers. Peacekeepers try to shut down conflict whereas Peacemakers try to make peace.

[@TheJimmybobtimmy]

Certainly rules are needed, the issue comes when the conscientiousness is misguided conscientiousness. If the rules are the wrong rules, or even a mix of right rules with wrong rules, then history proves eventually they will be dismantled with the replacement of the rules-based macro system with a more "lawless" macro system. Eventually this creates chaos, and so a rules-based system again prevails - yet imperfect, and so the pendulum continues to swing.

[@117Industries]

Thanks for saying this, because these idiots are trying to skip the exciting bit of the process. But in all seriousness, you *cannot* just skip the anarchy stage. And if this round table of clowns thinks they’re guaranteeing thrones in the coming dystopian landscape because they’ve spat out a couple of 5th grade truths- thennnnn they’re _sorely_ mistaken. Two problems with their delusions of grandeur. 1) None of these fellas are visionary. In the least. Hell, Jordan’s middle name is Shillerton, no? Sometimes I have to echo check the room when I watch his videos because I can’t count the times I sit there retorting ‘I’ve said that myself 🤔’… 2) These processes aren’t driven by vision alone, but the Promethean Will required to *enact* that vision. And I don’t see a second Prometheus among this gaggle of yester-conservative Priests- do you? 😅

[@yeabsiraleblanc-cormier8177]

Cool

[@jasonk8775]

If you are capable of understanding that statement enough to actually ask it. Then you should know the answer is no. Which is why parenting is hard and should be hard. You take care of kids only to prepare then to make good decisions themselves. Not giving them the unearned.

[@GetYaWhat]

the ending hahahahah

[@Cinderella227]

Moses was very attitudy

[@MrDarryl1958]

In Biblical Hebrew, the name for womb is 'compassion', (if I am understanding a Rabbi David Fohman correctly). But "wombness" has a ruthlessness to it, as most embryos do not make it past the first stages. Even if mercy of the womb is unconditionally and infinitely giving, it is not really just sugar and spice and everything nice. Viability itself is being first judged at the level of the womb. Death is the greater compassion for those deemed non-viable by the womb itself, by the woman at the level of bodily, mostly non-conscious decision. The judgment of the womb precedes the judgment of justice like Rosh Hashana precedes Yom Kippur day of judgment by 10 days. The joy is of a womb that deems the person within fit for life at the beginning of a life; the day of atonement and repentance is for how we fall short of the promise of the womb. Likewise, justice has the element of compassion within it. The arbitrary severity of the rule giver's authoritarianism is a merciful reprieve from the cruelty of living in a state of chaos and in a nature red in tooth and claw, a world of all against all.

[@angelbianchi4786]

I wish he'd use a different version 😄 like ESV or something.

[@dantheman909]

Yeah KJV is hard to listen too. No one talks like this anymore. The whole point of the KJV was to give people a Bible that they could understand clearly. Ironic that we now revert back to it simply for tradition or to sound intelligent. There are more readable versions that still maintain the meaning of the Bible.

[@strangersandpilgrims3812]

No, the KJV is the preserved word of God in the English language. Translated from the correct Greek and Hebrew manuscripts, unlike modern versions. Check out 'New world order Bible versions' to see what I'm talking about.

[@strangersandpilgrims3812]

@@dantheman909 the KJV was not written in the language of its time, it was written to be the most accurate (perfect) translation of God's word in English

[@anonuser7157]

Short answer - NO

[@KeithKnightDontTreadonAnyone]

A child is someone you chose to create, communism is about coercion not choice. So no families that share are in no way communist.

[@bernardodelatorre5243]

Jordan Peterson is a Genius, so when he starts using words incorrectly i'm highly suspicious. Totalitarianism is not the same as communism, thats a fact.

[@Raptanax]

Anarchy works on the micro every day, all the time. The problem is, anarchy works based on mutual trust and knowledge. As soon as you start interacting with people you don't know, you need money and a variety of other 3rd parties to serve for arbitration.

[@paulwilliams9250]

Micro and macro natural laws

[@rezaerfani776]

“Mercy in the micro and justice in macro”. What a mundane thing to come up with. That’s not what spiritualism or wisdom are about: in observing one self honestly one comes to see sins then understand the right path ardently. Bringing people to this understanding is the only way and justice (in the sense used here) is just failure to do so. Justice then is practical: lock up someone so they can’t do harm, for example.

[@ankibroos-klik1907]

Backround wall photo is rather ugly.

[@wateringthefate3890]

😆 ask the boss what to do. ⚡😂😂😂👷 most every boss I had ask me what I'd think. Only time I ask what to do was as a kid knowing NOTHING⚡💀 but my work style would run me out of work quickly, then I'd ask what's next to do?👷

[@papaofthewoods5979]

This is all nice and all that but you know what ? People today hate God and all this kind of conversation. They have been deceived into believing Jesus doesn't love them and or there is no way to salvation for them. They are bitter and all they have experienced or heard is religion with no power. God help us. We need the power of the Holy Spirit everyday, now more than ever. When people cry out to God , he shows up. That's what we need.

[@johnbaesv4776]

imagine 5 post Comunism countryes feeling the same all together ... so sad !

[@johnniedilangcruz9287]

"Every single human being will have their own gender" ---- LMAO. Shout out to them. ahahaha This made my night. xD

[@alchemyseal9400]

Anarchy over communism, Freedom sounds always a bit like Anarchy

[@alejandromolina5645]

Absolutely true. You have succinctly stated a deep and obvious truth that most people will not see. Communism, Fascism and liberalism and dictatorship of all types is about government control. Freedom, conservatism is about individual rights taking priority over government control. The further right you go the smaller government gets, the greater individualism becomes. The Apex would be self governance and dealing your own justice and law. Anarchy is the furthest right.

[@alvareo92]

Yes, anarchy as a conceptual structure is not a chaotic free-for-all as is often portrayed

[@alvareo92]

@@alejandromolina5645 so fascism is on the left?

[@Si_Mondo]

@@alvareo92 Yes. It's Sorel's Syndicalism rebranded (Sorel was a French Marxist incase you didn't know) by Mussolini and Gentile. My WW2 vet Grandfather told me this years ago. That's where I first remember being told about Orwell, because Combat 18 (a UK Neo-Nazi group) was on the news in the mid 90s and got referred to as far right. My Grandfather said, "That's not correct. Nazis were left wing. Orwell was right about history getting changed." We've been bullshitted to for years.

[@richierich8245]

​@@alvareo92 No It's far right. it shoud be noted that all nazis are fascist, but not all fascists are nazis, there are non nazi fascists and anti nazi fascists as well. Anarchy is as left as one can go, which is one step left of communism.

[@mehowkielan1984]

It's such a backwards direction of interpretation. Nowadays we have so much more texts with much better and simpler abstracts to explain these things - psychology, values, virtues - and yet some people, more conservative ones I'm guessing, still insist on the reinterpretation of bible, like it's still the only one book that's available. And I get the value of that, because it's history, tradition and rituals and people are much more willing to fight and die for that, and there is still a majority of world population willing to die for a different ancient book that has served their ancestors, so that's useful in this context. But it's mostly just sad and scary.

[@buffhooper7417]

Someone tell me what you think about what is said between minute 4:57 and 5:38. This guy makes a comment that is completely dropped and ignored.

[@riaandoyle8196]

It's to "protect" you , not to take away from you.. Treat others as you want to be treated ,and Love you're neighbour as youreself ... There are men that if you sleep with their wife that wil kill you and thus end youre life on earth in this earthly body ..... But,if you Love others , you won't sleep with their wife , and so you might not be killed by him ... is that a good or bad condition ? If you Love another human , you won't steel his car , cause it wil bring Him stress , financial loss , and alot of other things , and you can end up in jail ..... is it a bad condition or a bad condition ...... It's to help you and not to take anything away from you ! It's to protect you ....

[@rahulchintapatla7097]

The Jewish guy out here spitting facts