Come ‘n’ get it: Mora Equivalency
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“I’ve cancelled my subscription/donation because of Sam’s recent compulsive need to draw moral equivalence between left and right (equivalence at best; he gives far more voice to criticizing the left, I suppose assuming criticism of the right is obvious). Perhaps if Sam wakes up to the actual dangers posed by each group and starts treating the right as the existential threat it is compared to the left’s obnoxious campus group activity, I’ll come back.
Latest episode he’s talking about “Major American cities that no longer enforce laws...” which cities Sam? Give me a break.”
MPP3604Pete via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/07/20
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“I became an atheist before I ever heard of Sam Harris! After listening to his YouTube videos, podcast and reading his books, I was blown away by his ability to explain how morals, love and the human experience affect our decisions and actions! He knows how to say what most skeptics r thinking!”
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United States of America ·
03/25/15
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“Sam is like a Vulcan from Star Trek in that he is pitilessly rational and super entertaining. I support everything this multi-media talent does and have never been disappointed. Fingers crossed the next episode is an interview with Ben Stiller.”
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United States of America ·
03/26/15
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“Great, insightful, awesome!”
John Long Shaft via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/13/14
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