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Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by bassrattle » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 8:33 PM UTC

inDigiNeous wrote: post #4

fuzzylightbulb wrote: post #3

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What is so awful about Joe Rogan ? Just wondering.

Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests. He changes opinions based on whoever he's in front of. When given new info he doesn't like, rather than look into it, he ONLY looks at "debunkings". He supports a lot really trash people. For example, Joey Diaz who proudly metoo's women, is addicted to hard drugs, abandoned his daughter, and stomps his poo into the shower drain. There are a hundred other truly trash people he promotes as heroes. Or another example, Anthomy Cumia, an admitted pedophile who got in big trouble for domestic abuse (he admitted to biting a young woman's hand) and just last week tweeted "f**** kill all n***" Maybe he gets some good guests too, but it's always a shallow interview and he'll often ask the same question 5-6 times (the Elon Musk ep, for example). He strongly promotes diets he 100% certainly has never followed, like the Carnivore diet. He's no health expert--he's smoking cigars and drinking whiskey on nearly every show. He had an affair with Ali Macofsky and seems to have abandoned his family. I could go on. I should say, I don't hate the guy. But he is awful and deserves to be made fun of

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by arbitrary_name » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 8:50 PM UTC

bassrattle wrote: post #21

inDigiNeous wrote: post #4

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What is so awful about Joe Rogan ? Just wondering.

Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests. He changes opinions based on whoever he's in front of. When given new info he doesn't like, rather than look into it, he ONLY looks at "debunkings". He supports a lot really trash people. For example, Joey Diaz who proudly metoo's women, is addicted to hard drugs, abandoned his daughter, and stomps his poo into the shower drain. There are a hundred other…

>stomps his poo into the shower drain.

Am i alone in finding this odd, when added to a sentence about domestic abuse? Why is this with mentioning?

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by verdverm » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 9:11 PM UTC

sva_ wrote: post #2

Joe Rogan has few interesting guests on these days, but this is definitely one of them. Time to go on a 3h cycling tour.

He used to have more. At some point around the early days of COVID, he became a target and any guests he has on do as well. I think they have been socially cooled and don't want to receive the negative treatment afterwards.

So much hate in the world these days

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by [deleted] » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 9:13 PM UTC

pengaru wrote: post #15

fuzzylightbulb wrote: post #3

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It is telling that Rogan keeps referring to the NYPost, a conservative tabloid rag [0], as a respectable paper and reliable source. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Post

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Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by bassrattle » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 9:52 PM UTC

arbitrary_name wrote: post #22

bassrattle wrote: post #21

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Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests. He changes opinions based on whoever he's in front of. When given new info he doesn't like, rather than look into it, he ONLY looks at "debunkings". He supports a lot really trash people. For example, Joey Diaz who proudly metoo's women, is addicted to hard drugs, abandoned his daughter, and stomps his poo into the shower drain. There are a hundred other…

>stomps his poo into the shower drain. Am i alone in finding this odd, when added to a sentence about domestic abuse? Why is this with mentioning?

It wasn't a sentence about domestic abuse, it was one point of many demonstrating the trashiness of one person Joe constantly promotes as a hero. There are dozens of other trashy heroes of Joe's. I gave some understated examples. It wasn't my main point, though. The question was "Why is Joe Rogan awful?" One answer: he promotes trashy people and spreads scummy ideas with authority.

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by misiti3780 » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 10:03 PM UTC

bassrattle wrote: post #21

inDigiNeous wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What is so awful about Joe Rogan ? Just wondering.

Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests. He changes opinions based on whoever he's in front of. When given new info he doesn't like, rather than look into it, he ONLY looks at "debunkings". He supports a lot really trash people. For example, Joey Diaz who proudly metoo's women, is addicted to hard drugs, abandoned his daughter, and stomps his poo into the shower drain. There are a hundred other…

"Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests"

How do you know this?

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by sva_ » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 10:12 PM UTC

thekingofrome wrote: post #7

desindol wrote: post #5

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He uses a space in front of his punctuation it’s terrible.

That's just typical formatting in some languages, like French...

I haven't yet identified any french posts here. Could you point me to them?

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by bassrattle » Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 11:37 PM UTC

misiti3780 wrote: post #26

bassrattle wrote: post #21

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Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests. He changes opinions based on whoever he's in front of. When given new info he doesn't like, rather than look into it, he ONLY looks at "debunkings". He supports a lot really trash people. For example, Joey Diaz who proudly metoo's women, is addicted to hard drugs, abandoned his daughter, and stomps his poo into the shower drain. There are a hundred other…

"Joe drives drunk and high all over town, often with his guests" How do you know this?

His guests have said so. And he can regularly be seen on a show called Kill Tony (also filmed in Austin) where it's been revealed morethan once that yes, Joe drove here drunk. Here's the long version: https://youtu.be/qM-mQm3WFvY

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by chrissnell » Fri, Aug 26, 2022, 1:27 AM UTC

pengaru wrote: post #15

fuzzylightbulb wrote: post #3

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It is telling that Rogan keeps referring to the NYPost, a conservative tabloid rag [0], as a respectable paper and reliable source. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Post

The Post broke the Hunter Biden laptop story and was temporarily deplatformed for it. The DC left called it a fabrication, as did "mainstream" media. Eventually, even the NY Times admitted it was real. Who is the reliable and respected newspaper here?

Re: Mark Zuckerberg on the Joe Rogan Experience

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Post by hatuthecat » Fri, Aug 26, 2022, 4:32 AM UTC

everdrive wrote: post #20

fuzzylightbulb wrote: post #3

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I don't think the hate or admiration for Rogan is warranted. Rogan appears to accidentally be a good interviewer: he's amicable, credulous, and lets his guests talk. This can be great for learning a lot about a guest really feels, or at least how a guest really wants to present themselves. However, if the guest makes a bad point, Rogan is unlikely to notice it. (the same goes if the host makes a point in bad faith.)…

I think he used to be a better interviewer. Over the last couple years I think he has confused having people with interesting things to say on his shows with him having interesting things to say. Now he interrupts guests more frequently and puts less effort into actually understanding them.