Episode 34: Why Dangerous Men Protect | K.G.I. Podcast

Jordan Peterson said a good man is not a harmless man — a good man is a dangerous man who has his danger under control. But why would a dangerous man have his danger under control? What's the point? In this episode I walk through the force doctrine that explains why rights only exist when dangerous men with sufficient force protect them, why your rights aren't self-evident no matter how comfortable comfort has made them feel, why the Judeo-Christian theological foundation of America produced the culture and the rights we now take for granted, what happens to nations that vilify masculinity and put weak men in charge, why all-cultures-are-equal relativism is the door through which more aggressive cultures move in, the Orwellian observation that some animals are always more equal than the others, the 1917 Soviet Revolution as the warning about what happens when rights are taken for granted, and why I'm reading Gad Saad's Suicidal Empathy to understand the contemporary mechanism. The closer: first we think, then we implement our thinking into reality, and then other people suffer as the result of it.My book Mythos: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GX2ZN1TKMy Blog https://kirillkhrestinin.com