I'd like to welcome you to the Symbolic World podcast on this episode. I'll be playing for you an interview that I gave for a movie that is slowly being put together called Better Left Unsaid. This movie is about when the political left wing goes too far. In the video, we don't talk that much about politics anyways, but I found that this discussion was one of the most

far-reaching discussions that I've had and that the interviewer was extremely good at

bringing about some ideas and helping me put them together in a way. So I really did enjoy this

interview and so I hope that you enjoy it as well.

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I'm going to do it. This is Jonathan Peugeot, and you'll see that we're in his basement having a conversation of which so much of it will end up going in the documentary.

This interview, by the way, is for, this conversation is for a documentary called Better Left Unsaid, which is all about answering the question, when does the left go too far? Jonathan's basement got flooded because if you follow the news in Ottawa, there was a huge

flood just a few weeks ago, so none of what you see is around anymore. It's completely

rotted and underwater.

And there's a GoFundMe page in the description for you to donate to him so that he can get some semblance of a life back.

The conversation that we had has so many nuggets of gold that I want to just put the...

I want to make my whole documentary just this conversation.

But I'm putting it online here

for you instead, and I'll select the best parts and put it in the documentary. Enjoy. So I'm

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