Joe Rogan and Colion Noir on the problem with gun control debates.
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i fucking love Colion Noir, been a subscriber of his for years! and now i get to see a 3 hour long conversation with Joe Rogan! not gunna lie guys…. im gettin a chub just thinking about it…
Funny Colion wants the 2nd amendment to be respected and not to be abused yet he never 1once mentions that he is a member of a well regulated militia. He never mentioned militias during the entire podcast. Another clue that I'm living in the twilight zone. I don't care about a bullshit supreme court ruling….. if you read the 2nd amendment Being a member of a militia is a large part of it. If our founding fathers placed it in there it should not be ignored.
11 seconds into the video I already have a huge problem with what Joe is saying here. There are a ton of people who are aware that gun control cannot be as black and white as "guns kills people so you should give up your right to have them". Joe seems to have some sort of highschool level understanding of the world where everything is black and white. As if to say guns aren't the problem, anti-psychotic drugs are, full stop. Is it really that hard to understand that there are people out there that understand that guns are part of the problem and that we need to approach both mental health issues and gun control simultaneously.
Its not feasible to expect that every single person who is treated for mental illness will have a fully positive outcome for the treatment, but its equally absurd to suggest that anti-depressants and anti-psychotic medication are the main cause of this epidemic problem because it disregards the massive amount of people who have benefited from these medicines. Tighter gun control should exist to stop people who have potentially been administered medications which did not help them or have simply not sought the help they need. Obviously most mass shooters have been on some sort of medication because most of these people are very clearly not neuro-typical and have been in previous treatment which was not successful. One third of all suicides involve use of alcohol, does that make drinking a sign of suicidal tendencies? Obviously not. Joe is drawing the same fundamental line here where because meds were found in the shooters blood = the meds were the cause. Its such a stupid, shallow, basic interpretation of whats goin on. Tighten up Joe.
This dude reminds me of Jordan Peterson. He’s able to break down questions that presuppose certain ideas and breaks them down eloquently and articulately.
Joe rogan lives in los angeles, admits to smoking marijuanas, and admits to owning guns. He can get arrested if he comes up in some nsa search.