In this podcast, the speaker discusses the tendency of some individuals to blame teenagers or use myths like the "stab in the back" to avoid taking responsibility for failure.
The Liberian Civil War was fought by child soldiers who had witnessed trauma from an early age and adopted noms de guerre like General Butt Naked as adults. The fighting was likely stunting their development and memories from before the war were scarce.
Patler's son talks about his father's abusive childhood and the influence of George Lincoln Rockwell, who spent 22 years in prison and was the inspiration for a 60-year-long spree of violence and hatred.
Anthony Fauci responded to criticism, arguing that science needs to be understood in its complexity and context even when discussing controversial topics like the use of science during the Holocaust or nuclear weaponry.
The speaker reflects on how his dad used to eat the family's single egg on Sundays and jokes about pelting fathers who do the same. He also shares his desire to live a life different from his parents'.