The Joe Rogan Experience #1952 – Joe Rogan & Michael Malice
Michael Malice
Michael Malice is a Ukrainian-American author, and podcaster. He is the host of "YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice, a video podcast which airs on Podcast One. Malice's early life was the subject of Harvey Pekar's 2006 biography Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story. Malice describes himself as an anarchist or anarchist without adjectives. Reason described his politics as a combination of anarchism, objectivism, and libertarianism in 2006. In 2014, he wrote an opinion piece for The Guardian explaining why he does not vote. Malice has advocated for the peaceful dissolution of the United States.
Books Mentioned in this Podcast with Joe Rogan & Michael Malice:
Book Title: Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story
Author: Harvey Pekar
Book Title: The White Pill – A Tale Of Good And Evil
Author: Michael Malice
Book Title: The End Of Gender – Debunking The Myths About Sex And Identity In Our Society
Author: Dr. Debra Soh
Book Title: A Politics of Love – A Handbook For A New American Revolution
Author: Marianne Williamson
Book Title: A Course In Miracles
Author: Helen Schucman
Joe Rogan & Michael Malice - Revisiting January 6th
In a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan and author Michael Malice dove deep into one of the most controversial events of recent times – the events of January 6th. With new footage of the QAnon Shaman emerging, the duo dissected its implications and revisited the broader narrative surrounding that day.
The Controversial Footage: QAnon Shaman's Capitol Tour
The newly released footage, which shows the QAnon Shaman being guided through the Capitol building by police, has stirred the pot of public discourse. While the prevailing narrative painted a picture of chaos and violence, this footage seems to suggest a more organized and perhaps even coordinated scene, at least in certain instances. As Rogan and Malice discussed, such revelations challenge our understanding of the day’s events and raise questions about the broader context.
Distinguishing Actions and Impacts
Amidst discussions about the footage, both Rogan and Malice were unequivocal in their stance: breaking into the Capitol, attempting to undermine democratic processes, and perpetuating unverified claims is inexcusable. Regardless of the nature of the footage, the events of January 6th were a dark mark on America’s history. Such actions, as Rogan aptly pointed out, weren’t just bad optics for the nation but also had profound implications for its political and social fabric.
Conclusion
Revisiting contentious events like January 6th underscores the importance of comprehensive information, open dialogue, and critical analysis. As Joe Rogan and Michael Malice’s conversation exemplified, understanding complex events requires sifting through multiple narratives, perspectives, and pieces of evidence. In a world rife with polarization, such conversations are crucial in promoting clarity, understanding, and unity.