Can you hear me?

Yeah, you sound good.

Oh, okay.

No, I was just saying, yeah, sorry.

Yeah, no, I initiated this conversation or this debate or whatever.

You know, I saw you debate many moons ago against Liquid Zulu.

And that felt like that debate didn't go anywhere. Well, because you left after getting frustrated for whatever reason.

Well, the reason I left, the reason I left.

The reason I left.

Yeah, so the reason I left was because I was asking questions about justification,

and I felt like he was never going to answer it.

So that was the reason I left the Zulu debate.

I would say we obviously had different interpretations of that.

But nevertheless, so I, yeah, so then I felt like there wasn't a good debate against a libertarian.

And then I saw you put out a call against, you know, looking for libertarians. And me and a bunch of other libertarians put her names forward, but also other people's names forward. Like Samir, it was like, hey, you do a rematch with a better thing. You could debate me. There are plenty of real libertarians. And then you debated, wait, you're, we're only on Twitter, right? No, we're on you two. Oh, okay, all right. So I can't say the F slur. Um, but, uh, you debated a Prague, F slur. Uh, and, um, and so, yeah, and, and so, rightfully, I think anybody that is an actual libertarian was upset by it. I don't know who you're you're talking about first of all can you just tell me who the who it is you're

talking about I remember the person's name again because they weren't they weren't

like a famous you mean like the Jaron Brooke from the objectivist Institute that

guy no Yaron Brooke is not a libertarian he's

actively fights against libertarianism

I've interviewed yarn brook

and like I think it's direct quotes

libertarianism is evil and must be

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