The video of socialist Ed Sherridan (Scottish Solidarity) made me think of this video.
I generally find this Molyneux guy to be pretty reasonable and intelligent. Have only caught him being an illogical dumbass once so far (his claims that Robin Williams committed suicide because he was so in debt as a result of his predatory ex-wives and the alimony payments, when in fact Williams seems to have been worth tens of millions at his death . . . not sure).
My first experience with him was his analysis of the availalbe facts in the Zimmerman murder trial (Trayvon Martin murder). Honestly my initial response to him was a strange mixture of suspicion and curiousity. On the one hand, he comes across as inteligent, well-spoken, rational, empirical, and reasonable. But then given his dedication and zeal and his seemingly obvious political leanings combined with his strangely 'vsionary' views, one cannot help but be a bit perplexed. I did find his analysis of the Trayvon Martin thing to be very compelling and as I am personally quite critical of 'political correctness' I appreciated his contribution. (ADDIT: see next post for this video, could only do two Youtubes per post).
He is clearly "libertarian" or some derivation of that, and I'm sure he gets accused of being some kind of sinister white bigot by some. But Rush Limbaugh he is not.
Anyway, I thought he might appeal to a cross-section of guys on here and he does Youtubes on a wide range of topics so a thread to discuss him and the topics he covers seems like a decent prospect.
I generally find this Molyneux guy to be pretty reasonable and intelligent. Have only caught him being an illogical dumbass once so far (his claims that Robin Williams committed suicide because he was so in debt as a result of his predatory ex-wives and the alimony payments, when in fact Williams seems to have been worth tens of millions at his death . . . not sure).
My first experience with him was his analysis of the availalbe facts in the Zimmerman murder trial (Trayvon Martin murder). Honestly my initial response to him was a strange mixture of suspicion and curiousity. On the one hand, he comes across as inteligent, well-spoken, rational, empirical, and reasonable. But then given his dedication and zeal and his seemingly obvious political leanings combined with his strangely 'vsionary' views, one cannot help but be a bit perplexed. I did find his analysis of the Trayvon Martin thing to be very compelling and as I am personally quite critical of 'political correctness' I appreciated his contribution. (ADDIT: see next post for this video, could only do two Youtubes per post).
He is clearly "libertarian" or some derivation of that, and I'm sure he gets accused of being some kind of sinister white bigot by some. But Rush Limbaugh he is not.
Anyway, I thought he might appeal to a cross-section of guys on here and he does Youtubes on a wide range of topics so a thread to discuss him and the topics he covers seems like a decent prospect.