Joe Rogan - Jordan Peterson & Bret Weinstein's Disagreement About Hitler

Jordan Peterson & Bret Weinstein flesh out their disagreement about Hitler's motivations.

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1006.

[Trollingstone]

This conversation felt like defusing a bomb with a 1000 wires connected to it

[donkstamper]

Last time I seen a conversation this careful I was explaining my browser history to my wife.

[jamesbrealg]

Two heavyweights in their field, with absolute respect for each other, tackling a difficult subject, treading carefully and still going deep and facing those subjects . Amazing to watch

[mplslawnguy]

WWII in general needs to be talked about because it shaped the world into what we have now. Also, that war was far worse than most people even realize. When you really dig deep, it’s hard to imagine that many people committing atrocious, evil acts. Read about Japan, one could argue they were even more sadistic than the Nazis. And the Allies weren’t 100% innocent either. It’s hard to imagine how recent it was too. Both of my Grandfathers fought in it, I never knew them because of what the war did to them. They were broken people. My parents didn’t even really know them either. Lots of stories like that.

[robertbito]

Inner joe: “I wonder if hitler did dmt”

[musashidanmcgrath]

Hitler gave Heydrich and Himmler a lot of free reign in delegation. Arguably, both of them were far worse monsters than Hitler. So strange as well the Hitler is such a touchy subject, but Stalin rarely gets a mention, despite being infinitely worse than Hitler in every way possible.

[soniateresagonzaleznieda]

Its nice to see Jordan Peterson having a good time during a conversation.

[T_P]

Me at every family function:
*We are almost 3 hours into this and we havent spoken about Hitler?*

[elvisjimpa]

Rogan knows when to talk and when to listening.He is also funny and smart at the same time and the greatest interviewer ever.

[peters]

I respect Joe Rogans cability to listen and let his interviewees talk inform and educate, especially when dealing with controversial subjects. Fantastic.

[ryancormier]

Joe in the background: *takes long hit from a joint* “so is Hitler a bad guy or not?”

[tonybenedict]

I believe Joe Rogan to be one of the best interviewers; for the simple fact he facilitates incredible conversations, and he lets his guests talk.

[harrisonzhu]

It’s nice to see Jordan with other open minded people; he’s much more relaxed. You can tell in his confrontational interviews that he doesn’t really enjoy battling the interviewers, but does so out of obligation.

Honestly, world needs less of attacking and more of understanding

[JIGGLYPUFFLICIOUS]

Can you even imagine what the world would be like if our leaders discussed important matters like this and came to rational conclusions?

[PhysicsNerd]

00:03 When you have been hanging out with your pals for 3 hours and you haven't even talked about Hitler yet.

[BritishGandalf]

This is a video of two men helping each other to walk a tightrope so they can have a fist fight on solid ground.

[MP-kyhc]

"...You can't say he [Hitler] was without artistic talent..."


Yeah...that didn't end well for the world last time someone told Hitler he had no artistic talent.

[mikmg]

Intelligent men with differing opinions respecting each other, listening and engaging in coherent dialogue. Can't beat it. Pity its so rare.

[gijoey]

"The more I learn about this Adolf Hitler fella, the more I don't care for him."  -Norm Macdonald.

[nutxo]

That was a weird discussion. Famous people trying really hard to have an honest discussion but afraid to have something taken out of context and used against them. We live in an odd time when one aspect of society will pick one sentence and try to destroy someones career.