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What if you (via your representative to whom you can write) can make history but stopping internet censorship?

People in many states got what they fought for. But did they get what they truly wanted?

Discussing three of the most common techniques used by presenters, politicians, and media.

This video will make it easier for you (and your friends) to understand Donald Trump without IFs, BUTs, and ANDs.

Analysis of a clip that got 10M+ views. The clip contains several major misconceptions that often appear in the mainstream as well. See to educate yourself and not be deceived any longer.

The biggest risk when retiring abroad is commonly forgotten.

Did you know that "equality" is a lie? Watch and learn so you are no longer deceived.

Analyzing and refuting commonly made arguments in support of Marxism.

Analysis and reaction to the debate. The candidates had many opportunities to do better. Watch to see several common misconceptions debunked. Please pardon the quiet debate audio - I noticed the issue after two hours of recording.

Analysis of several points made by Kanye West that serve as example of areas to improve in debate and presentation.

Analysis and commentary. Watch to see missteps and tricks.

A short overview of that to consider before casting a vote. Applicable to all societies that have reasonably free elections.

Step by step analyzing a message directed at young Conservative voters, while exposing several very commonly used manipulation techniques and bad arguments.

Exposing numerous common traps and manipulation techniques. We comment at various intervals as the speaker piles on the lies. Useful to both "liberals" and "conservatives."

Find us on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1985914 Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMjnw0cBtV9-QUb_Su0RIUA Analysis and commentary on the first half of the 2022 OHIO debate for US Senate between Tim Ryan (D) and J.D. Vance (R). Featuring mud at both sides, linguistic tricks, obfuscation, and a couple of hones and good moves. One candidate gets caught RED HANDED in plain sight toward the end of the video.

Analyzing the highly manipulative video presentation, titled "The Story of Stuff," that public schools show to children in the United States and Canada. Parents must watch.

Analyzing the highly manipulative video presentation, titled "The Story of Stuff," that public schools show to children in the United States and Canada. Parents must watch.

Greetings, fellow seeker of knowledge! We are on a journey of enlightenment and discovery. Together in this channel, we will analyze debates and presentations, will pick apart bad arguments and offer improvement to week ones. We will teach the audience about linguistic manipulation and bad faith arguments. We will arm our viewers with the tools to spot manipulation and with the means to expose and neutralize it. We will follow the path of the polymath, applying the principles of science, law, economics, and linguistics to analyze arguments, propositions, and policies. We will dabble in philosophy, sometimes at a very high level, and will reveal elegant theories to let people better understand complex concepts. And yet, we will do all this with a pinch of humor, because what is life without merriment?