"Burning buildings aren't a problem, just sell your house to someone who likes it warm."

Do you have a link to that statement by Shapiro? The one where he says rising seas are no problem because you can sell beachfront property?

​@@CarterDavis-nu6eysell it when it's under water?

My request stands. Source?

@@CarterDavis-nu6ey What would you do with the source? You're apparently too stupid to type letters into a search bar, so how would giving you a link result in anything remotely worthwhile?

What do you mean you miss them, he debates Libertarians all the time. There's a playlist full of all the recent debates with these weirdos.

​@@LinkRocksall the time?

I mean... he wasn't a libertarian. he was more of a prepper. Libertarians want the doomsday scenario. I think this guy was just trying to prepare for the worst

​@@tundrastreamingkinda seems like you are describing the same thing here.

@@itcouldbelupus2842 not really. They're two totally different things. If you buy a gun to protect yourself that doesn't mean that you actively want to be robbed

​@TheMajorityReport--no way, it's the real Sam Seeder no way

Exactly!

Can't say I love it, but I'm glad it happens.

They have never been challenged on their basic premise. They only talk to others with like-minded ideologies and thought processes so they are not prepared to defend their positions.

​@@MugRuithbut then look at their personal lives and see iff what they espouse and beliefs works for them and if they're having the amount of success you'd think they have if what they believed actually was real

Matt Smaug Binder

😂🦖

House Binder of Crypto Island

Literally what a dragon would do.

I see fire

Yep. Crypto was the first to plummet at the slightest hint of an economic instability, and is _entirely_ dependent on the miners on the other side of the world constantly running their computers and deciding not to screw with everyone else and to not steal all their crypto.

They conveniently omit that they can use crypto because a bunch of crypto fat cats _allow_ them to. All their crypto can be instantly turned to meaningless crap if some random people simply decide to rob them and modify the blockchain. And they seriously assume that in a global collapse these random people are the ones who will for some reason be the beacon of stability? That's just a completely arbitrary fantasy. You're much better off immigrating to a relatively self sufficient isolated land like New Zealand or Australia if you really fear a global collapse

Yeah when the 'economic disaster' happens, how will the crypto farms keep running to make them their 'currency'. At least he was telling the truth about not being a 'tech bro'.

@@NJ-wb1cz My bet is it is cheaper to buy crypto at this point than to mine it. The less people mine, the scarcer the supply. Bitcoin is worth 30k at this point.

@@thepermman That's not how it works.

Hey it’s a tugboat . Small but mighty!

What is money? Crypto can be a form of money, clown

No bro, he's going to buy a boat with his crypto and sail to Puerto Rico, which somehow has managed to avoid being impacted by the global financial collapse... this dude's a fucking genius, you guys just can't see it, he's clearly thought this all through... ooof

​@@pinkyfloyd7712There's also the fact that Puerto Rico will likely be 'smaller' due to rising sea levels.

🤣🤣🤣

The post apocalypse has Kevin COSTner not Kevin FREEner

I was thinking “2012” but this is just as good.😂

I prefer the idea of aliens secretly flooding the US with counterfeit $100 bills. I'm talking billions of dollars here.

Well, space cadet caller can feel confident that he will a ticket for an alien probing waiting for him on that ship.

GOTEM.

I mean this is essentially how American Express already works

I'd assume aliens would be more intelligent than humans and steered clear of crytpto.

Libertarians and other conservatives are ashamed to admit what they are because they know it's deeply unpopular in society.

@@harrym9655 In the same way you can make money on a pump and dump scheme, I guess.

​@@harrym9655 I use Doctor Rosemary Waterson's method and have been making $3000 a day from my phone! Her expertise is unmatched in the industry and everyone knows her so everyone is making money

@@harrym9655 btc is not a scam. how could it be? It's completely decentralized

Definitely not a libertarian leftist

Yeah that was funny

Straight up raw. The whole world implodes, but the decentralized digital ledger that governs his unregulated securities somehow remains intact?

@@sierragolf2096 I'm so confused. How do they believe this will work? No electricity... no internet... who is going to even think about or be able to use crypto? I'm trying to imagine The Walking Dead, but with crypto lol

The most laughable thing about his hypotheticals is that in such an environment where there has been a major financial and/or societal collapse the very last “form of payment or compensation” that any provider of any good or service in that environment would actually accept is an intangible electronic string of digital numbers called a Bitcoin. The only compensation they would be looking to accept at that point are hard assets or reciprocal services - food, water, medicines, gasoline, weapons, land, seeds to grow crops or animals to raise and eat, clothing, tools, lumber, etc…. No one with an actual service or good to trade in that environment is going to trade it for a made up fabricated intangible asset with no real hard asset value like a Bitcoin. And even if someone was, what do they do when the power grid fails or internet service providers have gone dark in that environment? Where and how exactly do they access this magical string of intangible electronic digits with no hard asset value. 😀

Not to mention, at that point... it's the apocalypse. We just trade beads or chickens or some shit. Why tf would we choose crypto? What servers are going to exist? Who's going to be left farming bitcoin? Nothing matters at that point.

remember how the truckers in canada got all that bitcoin donation? they have no way to convert it into money. the caller is uninformed and just wants to hate liberals.

I’m sure the guy with guns will happily trade them weapons & ammo in exchange for crypto

I have this monkey JPEG photo. Can I please buy some canned corn?

@@elftax the guys with the guns will go full on Hun and be like "were just gonna band together and take your shit"

​@@nataliaofthenightlords wow, I'll start pooping into suitcases then and bury them in the woods just in case

I'll trade you this jpeg of a can of ravioli for your actual can of ravioli

Even gold will be worthless when folks need food, clothes, shelter, water, etc... liberalism (which both liberals and conservatives practice) and its hyper individualism is just another religion based on fantastic history and economics. It disregarded human interdependence, where social and community support equates to a healthier, happier, more unique person, while being a part of nature.

The whole apocalyptic idea is stupid, digital currencies are currency for a modern world, not for a return to the stone age

Emma is a Goddess

Seriously. It's fun to clown on these people and all, but she comes at him with pure compassion and really tries to appeal to what's very likely happened, that he's been duped into dumping a big amount of his savings into an asset that will not keep it's value.

she's trying to help this caller who would have just been buying gold from glenn beck 20 years ago

Put your money into an IRA. Keep $30-40k in cash. Go on about your life. It doesn’t have to be complicated.

She's literally the best right behind Sam.

Right? He could have at least said a landlocked county 🙃

He probably really thinks he's taking a SpaceX shuttle to Mars, but is too embarrassed to say.

I like when Emma says "My dude". It means she owns this guy.

@@excalibur2024guy aahahahahaha Yerp

We live in a reality

Emma wouldn’t know “reality” if it ran up and kicked her in the ass

@@Greenlantern957 if reality came up and kicked you in the balls, you'd know it was Emma.

It’s such a weird scenario. Like if we want to be crass, you have a better chance of trading a bj for a flight to Portugal than using crypto. People like the caller are clear examples of individuals that think they have it figured out but if shit hit the fan they’d just curl up in a ball and cry. Hell maybe I would too but at least I’d have a couple of dollars and my gold chain to trade if I had to.

@@juvedoo99 Sadly, people like this guy are exactly why crypto is still around. There is no way to explain to them that they are out of their minds. Some people just have to put their hand on the stove.

@@kcolonelx6181I agree. The problem is that we have billionaires spouting this type of rhetoric and it’s because of them that economies actually collapse. Sure one delusional guy like the caller won’t do much harm but the scammers and just idiots like Musk have real life implications to millions of people. Besides that, it is hilarious to see Sam and company dismantling their little libertarian “utopia”.

@@juvedoo99 It's amazing to me how all these crypto bros fold up like a card table when you ask them even one simple basic question about it.

My 85 year old grandfather said it best to me. " If you have to spend more time convincing people something isnt a bad idea than giving them the benefits you're pushing a bad idea"

You can always access your crypto, because nobody controls it. It can’t be frozen, confiscated, or lost, since it’s on the blockchain.

​@@unsignedmusicand if there's a truly global disaster and there's no electricity and computer networks are down how do you access your crypto?

​@unsignedmusic how do you access the blockchain?

@@unsignedmusic Here's a technology which developed after decades of technological progress in the internet, and you want me to believe that I'll still be able to make full use of it when something as old and ubiquitous as hard cash is unusable?

​@@unsignedmusic - Hahahaha. Except that all three of those happen.... ALL. THE. TIME. Further, in a scenario where suddenly the US Dollar is unavailable, the world would be in such a state that there is no blockchain because the whole world has collapsed.

It’s sad that this even needs to be said.😂

Yeah, I would imagine that it might be tough for ISPs to keep their servers running and connected in such a scenario.

🤣

Leftist love regulation and rules put on them by congressmen

The "regulated"one is predatory enough

@@zenbear9952EXACTLY

It's not even a stock market. It's more like subway tokens with no subway, or ticket scalping with no concert.

The rapture with extra steps. You don’t have enough crypto you ain’t getting in heaven!

I can just imagine the dramatic scenes of the main character almost losing his phone leaving him without crypto access.

Yeah haha and the family doesn't really use bribe money to get on the plane and get out, they just kinda...make it happen as needed

Great shout! I thought that story sounded familiar.😂

milfcoin will always be accepted.

OK, I’m imagining it. So when you are stuck with fiat dollars and I have milfcoin, who will be the one buying groceries?

@@unsignedmusic/whoosh. Dude you are taking more Ls in this comment section than a Mexican phone book.

@@unsignedmusic Neither. If you don’t have tangible items with ready made purposes like gasoline, water, tools, etc… all currencies will be useless.

@@juvedoo99 If you really think dinkdoink has no ready made purpose, you clearly did not understand crypto like I have when I invested all my kids college money in a jpg of a wooden spoon..

the dollar doesnt have to be worthless, it can just keep losng value precipitously as it has thorughout history

​@@paulg6274you're very much missing the point here so you can repeat your irrelevant talking point.

@@itcouldbelupus2842 i get the point. I was making a different point. There is more than one point. Get it?

@@paulg6274 Responding to someone's point with a completely different one, while not even acknowledging the point you responded to, is a bit socially inept no? Just make your own separate comment at that point.

@@paulg6274 Sure you did buddy. Google non sequitur.

For some reason these weirdos think they can call in and filibuster their way through a debate with Sam. It's hilarious how they never learn that Sam will ask them to state their position and how it would work in the real world?

I had no idea you can trade a 401k for weapons or food, ill remember that if theres ever a zombie apocalypse

Exactly. There would be hundreds of things that you could trade with better than crypto. A case of beer or a dozen packets of painkillers will get you more in trade than crypto.

@@rennnnn914hell, it’d get you more now, forget waiting for worst case

​@@rennnnn914Yep. First thing I'm doing in the event of a societal collapse is getting my hands on as many pharmaceuticals as possible.

Nobody's going to care about any version of traditional or digital currency in these doomsday scenarios. The assets will be people, food, water, medicine, and survival skills. At least that's what I learned from watching 2 million episodes or whatever the hell they made of The walking Dead.

No way man. Gold bullion.

It was so specific. Why not just foreign markets? Because 401k might have some kind of foreign investment stock option and sam would be familiar Lol

"I don't so much that it's almost funny" I love Sam lmao what a hilarious response

Then proceeds to name the UK index 😂. This guy was too good

Food, booze, cigarettes, and water will be the only valuable items in a post-currency world.

👏

You don't need an apocalyptic scenario for crypto to be useful. The banking system doesn't serve everyone the same way. If you are poor, homeless or in some cases a woman, then you got one more alternative to cash, which is crypto. Noone forces you to use it. But if it is of value to you you use it. If you got a shop and you don't want to pay ridiculous fees to visa, then you got an alternative in crypto (with less fees). Again you don't have to use it. It's voluntary. The banking system will in my opinion not give bank accounts to poor people any time soon. So you can either wait for this miracle or work on an alternative outside the system.

"US dollars are backed by nukes' so tragic. and unlikely to last.

link to the hasan vid?

In a disaster all currency except maybe gold or silver are worthless. We would be going back to the barter system.

Among wrestling fans there's an infamous rant by Bryan Alvarez about how "if the business was as big as it was in the 90s I'd be able to buy a solid gold boat and sail it around the world" 😂😂😂 In the real world we make fun of a guy for dumb fantasies like that, but on planet ancap they're in solid gold starships

You mean you don't know how to transmute crypto into a boat? Sounds like FUD bro.

Yall still don't get it Crypto holders can convert crypto into astro apes, then use slurp juice on the asto ape to mint 1 lab monke and 2 special crafting monke, then combine those monkes to craft your boat. With enough slurp juice you can craft your personal navy

u can literally buy a boat with crypto today, im pretty sure

@@paulg6274 only because it can be exchanged for real currency at whatever rates there are, like you can exchange your beanie baby collection for a boat. In any collapse those rates will plummet, like they did countless times in the past. Crypto isn't a currency, it's a highly speculative asset, and the moment anything goes wrong people pull out of speculative assets first which torpedoes their exchange value

It’s just like Money Laundering but Fascist.

Lol can you define a currency?

There are so many ways this could be meant, and I agree with all of them

@@bradigan I just imagine a giant coin with a beard that thinks 16 year old girls should have its babies and wants to sell you Sweet Baby Gang Tokens

its digital gold

Preach! I don’t knock people who treat crypto like any other speculative asset. But the nonsense about it being revolutionary or democratic is nonsense to get stupid people’s money.

End of the world scenarios aren't good examples. A better one would be on the run for whatever reason. A seed phrase in your head is certainly better than a bag of cash, or traceable bank accounts. Not my reasons but are certainly valid for some people. Particularly those in areas with oppressive governments.

Bitcoin is priced in what currency? I believe blockchain has a place, and fiat currencies are a problem (especially given the amount of debt now issued) but at the end of the day they’re not buying bitcoins to use in the grocery store they’re buying them because they’re magic beans which will make them rich, if only everyone else would buy said beans.

Yeah I am the same. Doomsday scenarios are not a worthwhile reason to have interest in crypto, but rather its ability to decentralize power and create trust in strangers. Which does make it quite useful to criminals, and in practice this is only productively useful to people escaping authoritarian regimes or against currencies that are more volatile than crypto. Ideally those situations would be resolved in their governments, which means there is some room for crypto in the meantime. That and the political questions it asks regarding libertarianism, ie the value in creating currency with limited value that by definition will not scale (for Bitcoin). Or the identity questions it asks regarding blockchain and verification. Some dystopian stuff, which isn't relevant today. All that said, nobody should be investing in crypto without understanding the extreme risks in it and that it is a space rife with criminals & scams, it requires quite a bit of computer literacy. I would liken investing in it as a high-risk financial technology, with no safeguards, most people would be much better served by investing in traditional markets.

Yeah, but it is not even tied to investments in state sponsored currency. It is tied to imaginary random strings of digits that some guys convinced a lot of fools that it represents a real currency. It's even worse than gold because at least gold has intrinsic value. It can be used for jewelry (very popular), it can be used in certain electronics (very popular in those electronic applications where it makes sense). Bitcoin is literally a number string that has no more value than if I were to take out a piece of paper , write down a string of numbers on it, and claim that number has a meaningful value that can be analyzed, forecast, assessed, valued, etc... Neither has any true value. It is literally a complete scam created and supported by those big players who are now holding loads of it and by the companies manufacturing and selling the computer equipment to "mine" for these worthless number strings. And while there are certainly investments in the stock market that resemble a casino, the things that say a guy like Warren Buffet invests in are no such thing. You can actually value the companies he invests in, you can assess their products or services, their cash flows, their real assets, liabilities and equity, etc... Bitcoin firms provide no such thing because there is literally no way to actually value stuff that is worthless other than calling it worthless. I have yet to this day hear a single Bitcoin promoter be able to explain in logical terms how any bitcoin firm is truly to be valued other than "well that's what its price is at in the stock market." Well, that supposed pricing is no more real than the late 1980's and early 1990's pricing on junk bonds. Yes, they had a price, and those prices were not based upon any real logical basis and they turned out to be completely invalid prices. Pretty much what happens with any "Tulipmania" hyped intangible farcical "claimed asset" like Bitcoin.

I respect you mane. I honestly wish y'all were called "portugalians". I'd move there and get dual citizenship. It just rolls of the tongue lol. I say that with all due respect man. 💪🏾💪🏾.

You don't have a socialist government.

Also that Portugal will probably be uninhabitable in the a few decades. Not the best plan to flee there from climate disaster.

This phrase is akin to "I have a black friend".

And then a few minutes later he's talking about "you leftists"

Yeah, and on top of that most self professed libertarian types are only libertarian when it is convenient for them to be. They always want smaller less intrusive government until it is time for the government to intrude into the lives of those they disagree with with. Then the intrusions are perfectly ok by them. A bunch of hypocritical asshats virtually every one of them.

​@@TP-pq9xxthen that really means "I'm a wolf in sheeps clothing." - a Republican.

i am a left leaning progressive as are most people in Europe. i live in Ireland and we are doing fine. This dude is just a crypto sucker. Not the brightest

Literally called the greater fool theory lol

That's exactly what it is or at least exactly what part of it is.

When you buy crypto you quite literally give this guy your money. "Gains" are him gaining your money

@@sirius1696every stock that doesn’t pay a dividend is also the greater fool theory. You’re selling your share to someone else so they can sell it to someone else later.

It's the same principle as boiler rooms.

Preach!

At least with survival buckets, you have a physical thing. Something tangible for your money. A gross, nigh inedible thing, but still... you have a good for your money. Here, you have a fart in the wind.

​@ShinmaWa1 you're telling me I can't eat my hexagonal pfp of a monkey in a beret!?

@@dengar96 - well, MAYBE if you add lots of ketchup. :) :)

​@@dengar96Hrmmm, feller, if'n ya turn that into one of them movin whatchamajiggers, I suppose I'd share ya some corn barrels fer it

It's also lost 99% of it's value since inception, is printed off at will and actually has no intrinsic value. While btc has gained 100% roi per yr

@@paulg6274 Umm...wtf are you talking about?

@@kcolonelx6181 what are u confused by? usd has lost 99% in the last 150 yrs. btc went from 0 to 30k

@@paulg6274 It also went from 60k to 30k and generally jumps up and down AND it also has no intrinsic value.🤣 You are the one who is REALLY confused.

@@vertigo4236 Sure if you pick the exact top its down. But if you had started dolllar cost averaging at ANY POINT in btc's history, you'd be in profit. The intrinsic value is in the network of nodes. Digital networks/infrastructure are real things and cannot be faked or created on the spot, nor replicated. Btc is best performing asset in the world since inception for a reason

Yeah, in a real societal collapse situation the only useful currency will be the ability to cooperate, plan, share, and organize in the effort to get to where we have food, electricity, sanitation, and basic necessities again.

Yeah, ominous.

there are plenty of non delusional use cases for crypto. It infuriates me that Sam never has anyone on that can communicate them. Sam is also very smug about crypto and is missing the boat on many things

​@@paulg6274Call in and debate him then, because you are talking a big game, but many of us won't believe you until you put your crypto where your mouth is. Anyone can say they know more about something and claim that someone is missing the boat on many things. That's an utterly vague thing to say, you should prove it if you can.

As a leftist I hate it too. Still made a shitton of money though.

@@itcouldbelupus2842 actually I just emailed him and explained some atuff and said i would do a call also. Im no expert at all but know enough to know these guys are out to lunch on the issue. Also the Smugness of the guy laughing in the back is unbearable. He understands even less

​@@paulg6274 call in, coward

Him quick changing it to Portugal later had me rolling

You don't understand how crypto works. The "crypto" seized was not in their own wallets.... They were sitting on an exchange/crypto bank. When you let others hold your money you give up any notion of seizure resistance.. typical idiot argument not knowing what they are talking about or simply lying about the facts.

Ill preface that im a proponent of crypto tech. I see it as the future of the web. Where we all control our own data the services are on our local machines and the data is on the distributed chain. Larger compute intensive services can be federated where a group of users pool their hardware resources to run it and of additional resources needs they can rent server time from a data center or another federated group that has free resources. I see crypto tech as a way to have transparency, accountability, security, and a way to rout out corruption. With a public ledger everyone has access to the data. Data that should be private can be encrypted and only accessible to the specific parties. Voting can be instant, private, and secure. Legal documents can be developed through a git repository process and saved to the chain. You see who made what changes, when, and who signed off on changes. NFTs in the form of art was stupid. I see nfts as access tokens. Its your key for voting, its your house deed, its your driver’s license, birth certificate, passport, etc. legal documents that should only have one copy and stored somewhere secure. Recovery of lost or stolen wallets is one of the biggest challenges with crypto. If you loss your recovery phrase you are screwed and without some central authority to trust to recreate your assets the challenge is pretty difficult. That may have happened but thats why you keep the bulk in a cold wallet and only put what you are willing to lose on cloud wallets. Having your crypto in the cloud via exchanges kinda defeats the purpose of crypto. Centralization of a decentralized network is dumb and is the cheap solution trying to solve slow networks and gas fees. With the central exchanges you can basically transfer fee free within their networks but if you are going to a wallet outside it then you have to pay the standard fees. Also it’s convenient because it’s basically having a crypto debit card instead of a checkbook. It doesn’t need to be solved that way but cryptobro libertarians are dumb and only see money and not paying taxes as the utility. Sent an IM to the show and hoped they read but dont think they did.

It is impossible for the gov to sieze a crypto account where the user has the private keys

​@@GrumpyCat8000they don't need to sieze the assets they just need to blacklist that wallet and any wallet that interacts with it. Which is what happened during the protests.... The tech doesn't work and that is proven during the first time it ever needed to do what it said it could.

@@xryz There is a major problem with your assumption. As it is right now a large scale roll out of that technology would require more resources than this planet can provide .... by a lot. And it does not look like you can scale back the amount of resources needed to a degree that you could use this technology as an universal source of payment. Plus there are more problems. You just mentioned the inability to acess your belongings when you lost your password. Another one is you have no way of persecuting someone that was able to steal your belongings. And the last one is that you are simply not able to access and purchase anything without some electronic devices preferable with acess to the internet. And here comes the resource problem again if you wanted to fix that and give every human on earth access to those devices.

I'll gladly accept your "pretend" money.

@@buddylove2768 do you accept wow gold?

The Working Dead because they can't access their crypto when society collapses

Rick: “Look Negan, I will send you 75 Cryptozoo eggs if you leave Alexandria alone.” Negan: “Well damn son that’s a deal. Let Glen and the rest of these folks up! Sorry for this misunderstanding!”

I don't. Sam wasn't making fun of it he was using logic to dismantle a ridiculous and contradictory argument and the guy's just pouting cause he can't defend it.

@@KalCounty I realise that, I feel bad for him bc he called into a radio show and made a fool of himself

i mean, this is one thing that struck me as a little off. Sam's argument, especially at 15-16 mins is "so i'm just gonna pack my shit, pay some guy more than someone else to get me over a border, and then have nothing in a foreign country?" and... yes, Sam. That's what refugees do. You asked for a critical case, and the case is that you have to become a political refugee. The state can, hypothetically, cut off your account with national banks and credit unions but as long as you aren't imprisoned, you can book it to a public library or a friend's house or get a VPN - in a second or first world country, it's not actually that easy to cut off someone's internet access completely or even reliably filter any individual's access. See China, Russia, NK.

mmm...this is not necessarily true. Fiat as a system could easily end in our lives. And gold has managed to be a hedge. Btc is digital gold

@@paulg6274fiat has less chance of ending than Bitcoin in our lives. Gold have been superseded because no one wants a system where geographic centers with gold mines and resources heavily determines the wealth of a nation.

Crypto doesn't have to depend on the U.S. dollar especially with BRICS and the 40 nations on the wait list.

​@@paulg6274You aren't seriously convinced that Digital Gold is inherently worth more than real gold are you? You can't be this gullible bro.

@@itcouldbelupus2842 well it depends how much gold. 1 btc is worth the same as about 15 ounces atm. Btc is better as a store of value for me than gold--and its divisible and transferable around the world in seconds. Btc"s inherent value is in its network. Digital infrastructure is a real, tangible thing, "bro"

He definitely doesn’t have a wife or kids.

Could be why it seems so many shows predict the future; the seed was planted.

I don’t know why these people don’t do research prior to calling. I can’t imagine it’s too hard to have a set of notes to look over…

she's actually quite off in a few things. She doesnt understand the value of a network for one, apparently

Solution = hardware wallet.

@@buddylove2768 - You'd still need access to the network to transact. Keys by themselves are useless.

@@buddylove2768 the hardware wallet may have some utility in its parts, but if we actually have a world collapse, the crypto in the hardware wallet is useless. Just like my leather wallet may have some use but the money it it won’t.

I laughed so hard!!!

Sound like someone got dunked on by Sam so you try to get back at him by trolling

@@NJ-wb1cz No, he’s well known for this.

@@johnsushi2007 I literally see your repetitive trolling about "our time is limited" on other videos. You're a miserable bitter troll, Harry

​@@NJ-wb1czyou can still like Sam and acknowledge his flaws, he does cut her off too often.

It's his show, he is the main host and when he has something to say he'll interrupt. Might be a bit too often for my taste, when it comes to his co-hosts, then again it is absolutely necessary with many of the callers. That being said, Emma has two nights a week entirely to herself, I doubt she minds too much and we don't need to white knight to her on this one...

Fools should not debate her. They will live to regret it lol

lol'd at this comment

Remember when Brandon laughed at that Glenn beck saying "mhhyyyyyy ehhn whheeerrrd...." That's the laugh I just made when reading this comment lololol

These people live in Lala Land,Crypto is a hell of a lot more vulnerable than they realize.

I thinks more like a thought exercise. He wasn't dogmatic about it

He's living where I live -- Bucks Co. It's the county furthest outside Philly still to be considered a suburb. These folks are nuts, writ large. They're perfectly nice in person. But their politics are crazy. I've met but a few leftists since moving from the city. It's so silly. In all honesty, as embarrassing as this idiot is, he's better than 60%+ of Bucks Co. residents. I have a literal fascist as a neighbor, but he's white and has money, so it's A-okay! What a nut, though, this caller is.

Because they have so much invested that reality needs to be something else otherwise they'd implode from the dread

Bitcoin emerged from a vision of the highest ideals. It represents a monetary system governed by clear rules, decentralized in nature, resistant to confiscation, and accessible to all. Born from the turmoil of the 2008 financial crisis, Bitcoin stands as a weapon against the destructive practices of bankers who have devastated innumerable lives

You can't even figure out what it is... Crypto is not an investment...iIt's a currency. It doesn't matter if your government instead calls it a commodity in an attempt to control it... Because cryptocurrency is not controlled by yours or any other government agency.

@@adotjon78 Uh huh...whatever you say grifter. I figured out what it was from day one...counterfeiting.

@@kcolonelx6181 Actually it's impossible to counterfeit cryptocurrency, unlike your fiat currency.... You see, the math in the blockchain is infallible. You can't cheat or "print more". You didn't know anything on day one and you still don't know 15 years later... Because it's too complicated for you. If you knew what crypto truly was on day one, you would be very rich right now.

@@adotjon78 Crypto IS counterfeiting. Look up the definition. Your attempts to convince everyone that it isn't a scam and they are just too dumb to understand it only work on people like the caller.

@@adotjon78 if you haven't gotten the rug pulled out from under you, it will happen to you one of these days. If crypto is so amazing, why tell people? Keep all the wealth to yourself.

that means its your chance to not miss the boat again. Has outperforme apple, amazon, google, you name it since inception

​@@paulg6274But it hasn't

@@paulg6274 yeah ok…

​@@itcouldbelupus2842 You missed your chance to double your wealth. Have fun staying poor

@@WoJackHorseman24 yes I did, by about 5 years. That's how a bubble works.