In a recent podcast episode, Joe Rogan ridiculed Douglas Murray for employing tactical arguments rather than factual evidence during a heated discussion on the Israel and Gaza conflict. Rogan emphasized that even those with academic credentials can be wrong, challenging Murray's approach and highlighting the importance of balanced dialogue. He defended his platform choices, pointing out that he had previously featured several pro-Israel voices, and stressed the need to focus on the humanitarian impacts of the conflict rather than resorting to personal attacks on credentials.
You're wrong all the time, Rogan said of Murray. But then I thought about it afterwards. I'm like, I know quite a few. There was Jordan [Peterson], Ben Shapiro.
Rogan to level a brutal takedown of Murray's approach to the conversation. This appeal to experts, just because you have a degree, you're not always right.
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