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The danger of downplaying violence during riots
40:54 - 47:41 (06:46)
Dr. David Starkey explains how biased reporting on riots often display police backing down from violent attacks, ultimately making people feel threatened and unsafe in their own homes. He predicts that regardless of political affiliation, people will not want to see their cities burn during this election.
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40:54 - 42:46 (01:51)
Summary
The weakness brought by cancel culture can serve as a platform for furthering one's audience and gaining a viral moment. Being canceled may even turn out to be advantageous for some individuals in social media.
ChapterThe danger of downplaying violence during riots
Episode#235 - Konstantin Kisin - Approval To Speak Freely
PodcastModern Wisdom
The host discusses his prediction on the winner of the upcoming US Presidential Elections, stating that while national polling shows that Biden is up, it's the battleground states that matter and he believes Trump will win, although it will be a close race.
42:48 - 44:01 (01:13)
Summary
The host discusses his prediction on the winner of the upcoming US Presidential Elections, stating that while national polling shows that Biden is up, it's the battleground states that matter and he believes Trump will win, although it will be a close race.
ChapterThe danger of downplaying violence during riots
Episode#235 - Konstantin Kisin - Approval To Speak Freely
PodcastModern Wisdom
Allowing riots to continue and claiming that they are largely peaceful when police officers are being attacked may lead to people feeling unsafe and may cause the destruction of properties.
44:02 - 47:41 (03:38)
Summary
Allowing riots to continue and claiming that they are largely peaceful when police officers are being attacked may lead to people feeling unsafe and may cause the destruction of properties. It is important to address the disorder before it leads to more chaos.