Part Two: Curtis Yarvin: The Philosopher Behind J.D. Vance

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🗓️ 19 September 2024

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Robert concludes the story of Curtis Yarvin, and explains to Ed Helms how he went from pseudonymous weirdo with a blog to part of the right-wing power structure.

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0:00.0	Call's media.
0:04.0	Welcome back to Behind the Bastards, a podcast about the worst people in all of history.
0:10.0	And with us today, someone who as far as I am aware is not one of the worst people in all of history.
0:18.0	Ed Helms. Ed, have you ever committed a crime?
0:22.0	Lots.
0:24.0	Okay, well, okay, well, I expected the opposite answer.
0:27.0	But I've only murdered jerks.
0:32.0	Oh, okay, well, you know, you're fine.
0:35.0	You're fine.
0:36.0	See, I'm on the right side of, I'm on, I'm on, I still have like,
0:40.0	moral.
0:41.0	Yeah, if you're just killing bad people, like who's got a problem with that.
0:44.0	Jerks.
0:45.0	Jerks.
0:46.0	Jerks.
0:47.0	Jerks.
0:48.0	Jerks.
0:49.0	Just jerks.
0:50.0	No, it's like we were, it's like we were talking about early.
0:52.0	You can't have a black and white like murders always bad,
0:55.2	because like what if somebody's a jerk?
0:57.0	Just wondering, can I send you a list of names for no apparent reason?
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