What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law

Lanx

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This started up again, it's sporadic, it's the 99% invisible guy and his lawyer neighbor talking about Trump and how it relates to constitutional law. It's good, not great, but theres no other podcast out there like it. Truthfully i learn more seeing Cad Cad go all lawyery.

what you do see, is that when you listen to 99% invisible the guy presents info, here... he just can't help but show his sjw shit lib status.
 
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what you do see, is that when you listen to 99% invisible the guy presents info, here... he just can't help but show his sjw shit lib status.

That's a given with NPR and NPR related podcasts. The slight exception is Freakonomics Radio. They are still fairly liberal, but they actually believe data and they know that socialism is retarded at least.
 
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This started up again, it's sporadic, it's the 99% invisible guy and his lawyer neighbor talking about Trump and how it relates to constitutional law. It's good, not great, but theres no other podcast out there like it. Truthfully i learn more seeing Cad Cad go all lawyery.

what you do see, is that when you listen to 99% invisible the guy presents info, here... he just can't help but show his sjw shit lib status.

Whenever libs start talking about con law it's 99% fantasy and feelings. Like Roe v. Wade.
 
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The problem with this topic is if you listen to right-leaning podcasts you don't need some SJW hacks trying to explain law. Levin, Bongino, even Shapiro and the right in general have a background in law, or respecting, explaining and appreciating it, because the background of conservatives is the constitution and generally facts and truth, so they touch on aspects of law and legality all the time without having to separate it from their show or message.

On the right, you don't specifically need a separate production that touches on objectivity or facts, but meanwhile the left has to specifically come up with the novel idea that they'll do a show talking about things that should be objective, like law. And it's always ironically not objective, and instead dogshit.

Like the podcast All the President's Lawyers that I've tried to listen to or when the guys co-host appears on Left Right and Center, or literally any time NPR has professor's of law on shows to give their perspective and it's pants-on-head retarded spin how even if what Trump is doing is technically legal it shouldn't be suddenly (but should probably go back to being law when a 'real' president resumes office).

It would be great to have a show about law without shit-lib bias But it's not going to happen from shit-libs at this point, so not sure why someone would bother if the only drawback is the host sometimes can't hide their shitlib bias. And nobody can start a show as neutral anymore (reason.com podcasts are often good, but so fucking boring with a lack of bias hah). So, basically, just listen to right leaning sources, since they cover a lot of legal stuff anyhow, and usually seem to have a better grasp and more sane presentation of the Left's narrative anyhow.
 
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Lanx

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The problem with this topic is if you listen to right-leaning podcasts you don't need some SJW hacks trying to explain law. Levin, Bongino, even Shapiro and the right in general have a background in law, or respecting, explaining and appreciating it, because the background of conservatives is the constitution and generally facts and truth, so they touch on aspects of law and legality all the time without having to separate it from their show or message.

On the right, you don't specifically need a separate production that touches on objectivity or facts, but meanwhile the left has to specifically come up with the novel idea that they'll do a show talking about things that should be objective, like law. And it's always ironically not objective, and instead dogshit.

Like the podcast All the President's Lawyers that I've tried to listen to or when the guys co-host appears on Left Right and Center, or literally any time NPR has professor's of law on shows to give their perspective and it's pants-on-head retarded spin how even if what Trump is doing is technically legal it shouldn't be suddenly (but should probably go back to being law when a 'real' president resumes office).

It would be great to have a show about law without shit-lib bias But it's not going to happen from shit-libs at this point, so not sure why someone would bother if the only drawback is the host sometimes can't hide their shitlib bias.
this podcast is pretty good at being neutral for the first 10mins, they'll bring up a historical event (that triggered current admendments/laws, etc) until they say

"...and how does this relate to now"? "TRUMP"!!!

both of em just flip to SJW when the other mentions Trump

. And nobody can start a show as neutral anymore (reason.com podcasts are often good, but so fucking boring with a lack of bias hah). So, basically, just listen to right leaning sources, since they cover a lot of legal stuff anyhow, and usually seem to have a better grasp and more sane presentation of the Left's narrative anyhow.

actually i don't believe i have a single "right leaning" podcast at all

i don't think i could actually listen to any right leaning guys, ben shapiro does fine roasting young college kiddies that are retarded by their environment, but he is really boring to listen to.
 

popsicledeath

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What are your main podcasts? Why couldn't you listen to any right leaning sources?

Come to think of it, of the many hours a day I listen only two podcasts are technical right leaning in Bongino and Shapiro (and Shapiro might just be being controlled opposition anyhow, hah). I would listen to more right leaning content, but the best content is usually radio shows and even when they're icons like Rush or Levin I know the material too well and sitting there for 3 hours to get 30 minutes of content is a drag. Gorka is an awesome, but best as an interview as his show is slow as hell, too. Larry Elder is a god, and I'd listen to his radio show more often if I could download it in segments or by topic. Michael Savage was before his time and a fucking pimp-master, and his show was always faster with more topics like a podcast, but he's pretty much done. Problem with right leaning podcasts and radio shows is they're usually based in some measure on facts and data, and that sorta limits the amount of interesting perspectives that can come out of it. Elder has the advantage because he can talk about black culture and issues head on. Savage had an advantage because he decided to say fuck-all to ever being allowed in polite, politically mixed company ever again (way back in the early 2000's he was already talking about building a wall and protecting American culture and shit).

I guess Stephen Molymemes is technically on the right, now, and I listen to him occasionally, though often not his political content.