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In this lecture, Stefan Molyneux discusses the philosophical underpinnings of rights, human nature, and governance, critiquing the concept of natural rights as subjective constructs without universal validity. He emphasizes self-ownership and personal accountability, arguing that viewing health care as a "right" undermines property rights. Molyneux examines the relationship between authority and individual responsibility, suggesting that societal structures can enable the evasion of accountability. Through personal examples, he advocates for a shift towards recognizing objective realities of self-ownership to foster a more just and responsible society.
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Politics turns violent because people crave their "free stuff" and resist change. When government shrinks and policies shift, many lose their perks—teachers, welfare, free healthcare.
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Charlie Kirk did it all—5 books, marriage, kids, a top podcast—and still outworked everyone. 💪🔥 He said the left can do many things, but they can't outwork him, and proved it! 🚀
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Stef- Your tweet about forgiveness was clearly criticizing the choices of a woman who just lost her husband and had her life turned upside down. Of course you are going to get some heat for that. If she had forgiven him in the way that you imply in your follow-up podcast, she would be demanding that he was released from jail and that the charges were dropped. She hasn’t. As a matter of fact, she said that she wants the government to decide whether or not he should get the death penalty. She is letting go of the hatred in her heart for this POS.
The Christian community has not forgiven him. We cannot say that God has forgiven him. But Erika Kirk has forgiven him because it is the best thing FOR HER. Harboring resentment for this guy and seething with hatred for him- will do her no good. It will only effect her- and not in a positive way.
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For people who think AI is “perfect” or it will steal their value in the world…don’t nit-pick yourself to death if the world thinks AI is “better at everything”.
You don’t need to convince everyone before you can convince anyone.
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