Joe Rogan Diagnoses the Problem With Capitalism: No Free Healthcare

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One of the greatest regrets of the Kamala Harris campaign after she lost was that she didn’t appear on Joe Rogan’s “conservative” podcast, where she could have reached millions of young, white men and turned them into White Dudes for Harris. Rogan was branded a conservative during the COVID-19 pandemic, when dinosaur musicians like Neil Young pulled their music from Spotify because Rogan was using what CNN termed “horse dewormer” and spreading disinformation by platforming Anthony Fauci skeptics. 





And then there’s comedian Shane Gillis, whom Saturday Night Live’s Lorne Michaels reportedly hired in 2019 to appeal to more conservative viewers. Gillis appeared on Rogan’s podcast recently, where the two mourned the lack of free healthcare for all in the United States. Rogan agreed that it was the problem with capitalism.

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… them. This is the problem with capitalism. This is the reason people turn on all these billionaires”

“Turn on all these billionaires”? Luigi Mangioni just pleaded guilty on Friday to stalking UnitedHealthcare’s CEO.

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Rogan saying you want the sickest person to die, who could be very valuable if you could take care of them, reminds us of Michael Moore saying that we might have just deported the person who was going to cure cancer.





Gillis sounds like he’s running for Congress as a Democratic Socialist: “Free healthcare is cool. We should have that.”

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