Soldiers are angered by the public's lack of knowledge and understanding of the grotesque injuries they witness on the battlefield, including being struck by parts of their friends' bodies. This lack of understanding also makes it difficult for veterans to share their experiences with those who didn't serve in the military.
In this podcast, the hosts discuss their interviews with David Petraeus, where he admits to being wrong about the military industrial complex and comes out as a pacifist, supporting Muhammad Ali's refusal to be drafted into the Vietnam War. Their new show on Apple TV+ focuses on this topic as well.
The hosts discuss the controversy surrounding the use of Native American team logos and whether it is an honor or an offensive appropriation. They also touch on the topic of government officials in Canada potentially taking action against these logos and the political correctness surrounding them.
The discussion delves into attitudes stemming from class division and upbringing, where people tend to categorize or treat one another based on their presentation and behavior.
A group of MMA athletes and martial artists came together to call out people pretending to be tough guys in martial arts, creating a space to do so without censorship.
The speaker discusses their role in redeeming forgotten and cast-off ideologies and bringing forth the values and beliefs of different political viewpoints.