Chapter
The Evolution of a Politician's Motivations
13:15 - 16:39 (03:23)
The article explores how a politician's motivations can shift from advocating for a cause to seeking personal gain and recognition.
Clips
The speaker expresses their opinion about a writer who comes across as bitter and angry with a personal issue that reeks of a "him problem", unable to work on his personality and believing that the government should be based on who can punch best.
13:15 - 13:51 (00:35)
Summary
The speaker expresses their opinion about a writer who comes across as bitter and angry with a personal issue that reeks of a "him problem", unable to work on his personality and believing that the government should be based on who can punch best.
ChapterThe Evolution of a Politician's Motivations
EpisodePart Two: Ragnar Redbeard: The Patron Saint of Toxic Masculinity
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Arthur Desmond went from being a champion of the working class as a pro-labor politician to a bitter, self-absorbed man who believed the world owed him recognition for his achievements, ultimately leading to his downfall.
13:51 - 14:55 (01:03)
Summary
Arthur Desmond went from being a champion of the working class as a pro-labor politician to a bitter, self-absorbed man who believed the world owed him recognition for his achievements, ultimately leading to his downfall.
ChapterThe Evolution of a Politician's Motivations
EpisodePart Two: Ragnar Redbeard: The Patron Saint of Toxic Masculinity
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker discusses Cooley, the hero-hearted patriot and ignoble mechanic slave.
14:55 - 16:39 (01:44)
Summary
The speaker discusses Cooley, the hero-hearted patriot and ignoble mechanic slave. He also mentions an interest in illegal newspapers and quotes the idea that the common people have always been fooled with idols, constitutions, declarations, and gospels.