EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 3H 11M
Indian in a Cowboy Hat vs. Cannibal Muslim Frasier = Agency War
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Dimes and Judas discuss Lindsay Graham’s sudden gay death, the falling fertility of the Left, and a man paying spousal support for a vacation home hack. After diving into the Bishnoi Networking – the latest Indian gang plaguing Canada – they review the book “The Conflict of Interpretations: Essays in Hermeneutics” by Paul Ricoeur. They continue their exploration of hermeneutics looking at the purpose of interpretation, the ambition to understand history, and the nature of truth itself. Lastly, on this edition of The Copepranos Society, Dimes speaks with Randy Hillier, former Ontario MPP and founder of the No More Lockdowns movement, primarily on his advocacy during the Covid years and his ongoing legal persecution at the hands of the Canadian state. Timestamps: 00:24 – The Delicopter 04:49 – It’s Hilarious Guantanamo Bay is Still Around 07:489 – Wife Leaving You for a Black Guy vs. A Whiter Guy 13:52 – Joke-Rassic Park 15:31 – Lindsay Graham is Dead and Gay in Ukraine 24:29 – Birthrate Decline Driven by Left Wing Infertility 32:18 – Every Dead Right Wing Child Could Get a Statue 34:21 – Judas Doesn’t Get Jackass 38:19 – Canadian Wildfires Once Again Punishing America 40:28 – Rich Man Legally Ordered to Provide Spousal Support to Non-Spouse 46:30 – SenatHER Regan 48:59 – We Made AI Bots of Blood $atellite and Its Esteemed Hosts 59:48 – Jay Dyer Fumbling Nominalism for Boomers 1:03:07 –I Ain’t Afraid of no The Bishnoi Network 1:14:52 – Remembering the Treatment of Muslims Immediately Following 9/11 1:27:05 – “The Conflict of Interpretations” Review Begins 1:34:03 – What is Hermeneutics? 1:45:34 – The Blinding Foundation of Understanding 1:48:38 - What is Dasein? 1:58:15 – The Purpose of Interpretation 2:00:17 – Randy Hillier Interview Begins
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