Bolleli and Cooper - Melian Dialogue

[TheReal_ND]

You don't know shit. Die in a fire.

[TheReal_ND]

I take that back. I don't mean that. I'm just worked up because these faggots keep deriding the f-35.

There is a lot to unpack here dude. Let me try.

[TheReal_ND]

So where do you lot fall in here?

Authentic aggression vs "hypocrisy" as a net good?
Yes.

The two didn't really offer any other choices...
I have no idea. Fuck bollelli.

I would say the dominant liberal paradigm is more like counter aggression...

Against what? Are you retarded? The paradigm is against the far right like they are ever going to do anything except peaceably assemble and get buried under the prison for it.

Aggressive policing against perceived aggression...

That's what is going on. News flash: people are getting worked up about fucking Nazis of all things a century later. They are fucking with you.

This wasn't even raised by Bollelli and Cooper... I was surprised that Cooper was unflinchingly pro-post modernism and casually dismissed critics like Peterson.

Whatever

Intellectual dark web, as retarded as they sound with that name, at least are aware of this side of the problem.

lmao

This isn't ancient Greece any more.

[GloryofGreece]

So where do you lot fall in here?

Authentic aggression vs "hypocrisy" as a net good?

The two didn't really offer any other choices...

I would say the dominant liberal paradigm is more like counter aggression...

Aggressive policing against perceived aggression...

This wasn't even raised by Bollelli and Cooper... I was surprised that Cooper was unflinchingly pro-post modernism and casually dismissed critics like Peterson.

Intellectual dark web, as retarded as they sound with that name, at least are aware of this side of the problem.

This isn't ancient Greece any more.

My thoughts from his "Martyr Made" podcast thread.
"
This episode was real good. It was what HH was like the first 40 or so episodes but it was a conversation. Im jealous that Cooper has a better understanding of the Illiad than me. He's only suppose to understand Spengler more than me! Haha. When they really get going about the utility of " ransom" and civilization vs barbarism things were captivating.

I love the Sicilian Expedition for the simple fact that it's highly illustrative of the irrationality of man. And Cooper knows his Greek plays as well. Years ago he and I had a back and forth correspondence about the difference between Shakespeare and Greek plays.
True story ...haha.

Which brings be to their aside on lying which again was excellent. If a society doesn't know what it's values are then they are in deep trouble.

It is shocking when you realize the Athenians were so divergent in political opinions and how that played out in theater even during war. Some people really didint think the destruction of Melos was necessary or good and they voiced it during war time."

[DrYouth]

Good post GoG.

As for Nukedog...

[Speaker to Animals]

The trireme was the "F-35" of the Peloponnesian War.

[doc_loliday]

Danielle Both Sides Bolleli, but only ever talks about one side.

[heydaralon]

Danielle Both Sides Bolleli, but only ever talks about one side.

Bolleli is like the Italy of WW2 in terms of podcasting. He has some good ads though