In this episode we talk about arguably the most important philosopher in modern history, Immanuel Kant. We cover his epistemology (how we can claim to know what we know), his ethical system, and his surprising view of international politics.
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In this episode Justin and Trevor discuss worker ownership and the gig economy. Is it possible to create platform cooperatives that hand apps like Uber, Lyft, and others, over to the workers? Then the episode is rounded out with a discussion of the budding Cold War with China pushed by the likes of Steve Bannon, Tucker Carlson, and Donald Trump.
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In this Patreon-only episode, Trevor has a free-ranging meditation on existentialism and politics through the lens of Breaking Bad and dialectics.
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In the second episode of our latest two part Q&A Justin and Trevor discuss various topics. Ranging from what hope is there without Bernie Sanders, what does a post-Bernie climate movement look like, what does a post-Bernie healthcare justice movement look like? What are our thoughts on socialist publications like Jacobin and Current Affairs? And much more!
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In this episode Justin and Trevor take questions from listeners. We discuss whether voting for Joe Biden enshrines an illegitimate system, how you should vote in a swing state, whether you should vote Green Party, and much more.
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In this Patreon-only episode, Trevor has a free-ranging mediation on existentialism and politics through the lens of Breaking Bad and dialectics.
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In this episode Justin and Zack dissect the use of populism as a political strategy by both the right and the left. Mostly how those conceptions differ in unreconcilable ways which maker partnership almost impossible.
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In this episode Justin takes down Elon Musk, from his recent musings on stay at home orders being “fascist” to his long career full lucky breaks, labor violations, and rent seeking. All billionaires are bad, but Elon Musk is particularly awful.
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In this episode Justin and Zack discuss how to best organize the left in the post-Bernie era. Whether to work within the Democratic Party or start a new party and a whole host of options regarding the 2020 election.
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In this episode Justin discusses the next round of COVID bailouts, how inadequate they are, and how nice it is to see just a sliver of opposition from the left. He then discusses the new revelations in the Tara Reade accusations against Joe Biden and rounds out the episode with a discussion of the situation regarding COVID in jails and prisons.
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In this episode Trevor and Justin discuss their thoughts on conspiracy theories, Bernie Sanders losing leverage on Joe Biden, the Democrats inadequate pandemic healthcare plans, the protests to lift social distancing and open up the economy, and the arguments for or against “Bernie or bust.”
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In this episode Justin discusses Bernie Sanders’ endorsement of Joe Biden, what it means for the left, why it’s important people like AOC haven’t endorsed, and how to best pressure the Biden campaign. He also discusses the recent revelations out of the U.K. regarding Labour Party officials behind the scenes campaign to stop Jeremy Corbyn, what it means in the American context and how it compares to Obama’s efforts to stop Bernie.
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Bernie drops out, but the struggle continues. We talk about where we go from here, have some fun with PragerU’s quarantine houses, discuss Joe Biden’s serious allegation, and envision a new language for the left.
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In this episode we talk about the fallout from Coronavirus; including 36 million thrown off their health insurance and 32% unemployment. We discuss the failures of the left and what we need to do going forward.
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In this episode we talk about Joe Biden’s rape allegations, the crisis of Coronavirus capitalism, and the biggest corporate giveaway in U.S. history.
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In this episode Justin discusses the state of the primary, the coronavirus response so far, specifically how poorly Democrats have handled it, and what it all means for the short term future of American politics. There is also a lot of doom and gloom discussion of the consequences of the pandemic and the budding recession that looks like it could end up a depression.
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In this episode Justin looks at the developing Coronavirus crisis, how it’s developed, what the situation looks like globally right now, and how U.S. politicians from Donald Trump to Bernie Sanders have responded. Then he goes beyond Bernie Sanders to look at how a broader left agenda might help fight pandemics and deal with crisis like the one currently unfolding.
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In this episode, Trevor talks about the state of the race, potential future scenarios, and what #NotMeUs actually means.
“While there is a lower class, I am in it, while there is a criminal element, I am of it, and while there is a soul in prison, I am not free.” – Eugene V. Debs.
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In this episode Justin dives into the recent discourse surrounding Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, Elizabeth Warren’s bit on SNL, what organizing to influence a Joe Biden candidacy looks like, and whether the toxic Bernie Bro narrative is real and hurt the campaign.
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In this episode Trevor talks Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and where we go from here.
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In this episode Justin breaks down Super Tuesday, what it means going forward, what to be sad about, why to be hopeful, and why Elizabeth Warren should drop out. There’s also a lot of discussion of what a Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden race will look like, how Bernie Sanders can win that race, and how Joe Biden could help himself lose. There’s a lot to unpack and we cover a lot of ground.
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In this episode Justin dives into the anti-Bernie narratives forming on the eve of the South Carolina primary. Focusing in on the media attacks surrounding Bernie’s tepid support of Fidel Castro’s Cuba, and how he’ll pay for his agenda. Then following those narratives into the South Carolina Democratic debate.
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In this episode, Justin and Trevor talk about Bernie Sanders string of victories, the state of the primary, MSNBC freakouts, and whether establishment Democrats will bend the knee
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In this episode Justin recaps the Nevada Democratic debate, from Elizabeth Warren’s takedowns of Mike Bloomberg, to Bernie’s talk of socialism and related thought.
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In this edition Justin discusses Bernie Sanders’ victory in New Hampshire, what it means for the state of the primary, what the specter of Mike Bloomberg means, and just where things stand generally.
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In this edition Justin discusses the Iowa Caucuses, the mess surrounding them, what it means for Bernie Sanders, and the campaign as a whole. Rounded out with a discussion of New Hampshire and what needs to happen for Bernie to continue his momentum.
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In this edition Justin discusses the state of the race before the Iowa Caucus, where Bernie Sanders stands, the potential for a “Never Bernie” movement, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, and Joe Rogan, plus a lot more.
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We begin our leftist philosophy series with Jean-Jacques Rousseau. We talk about the value of the enlightenment for the modern left, the inequality created by property rights, and what it means to live in a democracy.
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In this episode, we cover the Democratic debate in depth. Then we talk about the NYT smearing Cenk Uygur, discuss how to think about impeachment, and end with a message of hope for the United Kingdom. Join us on Patreon at Patreon.com/MillennialReview
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