All right, welcome back to making the argument. We got a good episode for you today because we're back

with our good friend Rudyard Lynch from What If Alt hissed. Again, we've done a couple of things

with Rudyard now, and I'm telling you, if you haven't gone to his YouTube page, if you haven't

checked out his videos, you're missing out. I mean, it really is. There is just such a wide

array of topics being discussed over there,

looking at history from multiple different perspectives, looking at culture from multiple

different perspectives, some predictive analysis that I think has done very well. And I've got

a bit of a background in analysis. So I can usually spot the good stuff from the garbage.

And it's always well thought out and certainly thought provoking.

So, Rodger, thanks for being back on, man.

You fluttered me tremendously.

Thank you for bringing me on.

It's a pleasure to be here.

So here's what I kind of wanted to go through today.

Like we have talked, we've talked before about your video, the coming right wing backlash.

We've talked about the kind of the conditions and the catalyst that would be necessary to actually see society kind of break down in ways that neither of us want to see it go.

And we've also talked a little bit about like, okay, what are the best case scenarios?

And you recently did a video entitled, you know, young men are not expendable or you are not

expendable. And it was a video directed at young men because a lot of men in general, but specifically

younger men, I would say kind of, you know, 40 and younger, but especially 30, 35 and younger, they've grown up in a different, I'm 44.

And I grew up in a world where concepts of traditional masculinity were still respected. It's not that we weren't still contending with feminism, but feminism was

still, you know, for the most part, mainstream feminism was still rooted in this idea of, look,

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