Twitter, Parler, & Political Discourse in America

The Jason Stapleton Program

Jason Stapleton

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2020

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Jason got banned from another advertising platform. This time it was Twitter. Who knows why! Probably because he trolled Andrew Yang one too many times. Fortunately, friend of the show Remso Martinez got him set up on Parler. If you aren't already familiar with Parler, it's one of the conservative alternatives to Twitter. They don't necessarily want that to be their identity. But that's how it's worked out for them so far, as anyone who is looking for another social media platform is likely to be someone who is disaffected with Twitter. Which likely means they're inclined toward conservative or right-wing politics. It's getting harder and harder for Americans to talk to one another. Political battle lines are becoming more starkly outlined every day as people continue retreating into their corners. Gone are the days where political parties even pretend to reach out across the aisle. Is that a bad thing? I suppose it depends on your perspective. One thing is for sure: every regime collapses eventually, and new political systems rise from the ashes. If you're passionate about creating a world that reflects your values, then it's time for you to start thinking about these issues in a different way. And that's what we discussed today. Let us know what you think! Also, Matt returned after a week away. Normally we'd bust his balls for skipping the show, but he had a good excuse this time. And he introduced that excuse today, as Eastwood Luca Zacharias Erickson got his first camera time. If you want to see his adorable little mug, go watch the video version of the show on YouTube. :) This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: The Jordan Harbinger Show

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0:00.0	We are living in the greatest period in human history, a period of massive technological and economic advancement.
0:13.4	Never in our history have we been so close to a world
0:16.7	where we can live truly free and independent lives.
0:20.7	But here's a thing.
0:21.9	There are those with money, power, and influence who would rather see
0:25.8	you dependent on them and the system they created, a system designed to keep you comfortable,
0:31.2	apathetic, and distracted.
0:34.0	We believe the road to true independence doesn't come through political elections or senseless regulation,
0:39.4	but rather in maximizing the empowerment of the individual.
0:44.2	If you feel the same way, then get ready.
0:46.6	My name's Jason Stapleton.
0:48.5	Welcome to wealth, power, and influence.
1:00.0	Ah, what's up my homies, welcome back. It is Wednesday and so glad to have you here. We have, we got some news, I'm going to talk to you a little bit about as the show title suggests,
1:05.4	Twitter and parlor and political discourse in America. I want to tell you about what happened to me in the last couple of days and share some ideas with you and some insights and hopefully have a little bit of fun.
1:16.9	Matt is back, the new baby. Daddy, what is up buddy?
1:21.2	What up? It's good to be back. All right, So I want to talk about the baby and we're going to see the baby here in a minute. Yeah? Correct. Okay. All right. So, just a minute, we're going to get to that. So those are you guys who want to see, if you're watching the video version, by the way, if you're watching live, we really appreciate you guys who want to see if you're watching the video version. By the way if you're watching live we really appreciate you guys.
1:35.1	Thank you so very much.
1:35.9	Do me a favor hit that subscribe button hit that share button so that people other
1:39.9	people know what it is that you're doing because after you hear the story that I'm about to tell you as it relates to parlor and Twitter
1:46.1	we're I'm fighting an uphill battle here guys they are trying to shut down as much they can my ability to promote advertise what we do here.
1:56.3	So give me a minute, I'll run through all of that with you, but before that I got to tell you
2:00.2	about something that happened to me this morning.
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