How can I see the interview without signing into Youtube? It brings up an age restriction.
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How can I see the interview without signing into Youtube? It brings up an age restriction.
You might not be able to see it. It got abruptly shut down and the "this video isn't available" prompt came up on the screen.
Oh no, seriously! Maybe Roosh will have a copy saved somewhere eventually. Bummer!
When I watched and he asked you about the end times near the end of the video, it seemed to cut out and then was followed by a non-sequitur as if a few minutes were completely cut.
Edit - It seems the cut came at around 48:12. Does this seem correct?
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Indian guy gives a pretty nice shoutout to Roosh in last month's issue of Culture Wars
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a snippet:
The Bondage of Lust — Culture Wars
by Shounak Das “Libido Dominandi: Sexual Liberation as Political Control by Dr. E. Michael Jones.” That was the way ex-PUA and blogger Daryush Valizadeh aka Roosh V began one of his live streams on YouTube. I had never heard of this man called Jones before and I was interested in listening
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a snippet:
It's fascinating to ramzpaul pivoting towards Christianity and Orthodoxy in particular. I remember him back in the day as a fairly secularised ethno-nationalist with a good sense of humour and fairly agreeable political takes. He was clearly just a cultural Christian with no active spiritual life or belief. I never expected him to go in this direction but you can see there is a yearning there. Interesting to see him open up about his fears, guilt etc. It seems as the situation worsens more and more people are throwing overboard some of their previous idols and looking for the lifeboats with a sense of urgency.
Look into youtube-dlp.
Cool. I was wondering why there are no more updates available for youtube-dl, the last one was on the 2021.06.06. I will try youtube-dlc first. Thank you mate.
I think many people follow this path, myself included. You have two types of secular people: 1. the leftist/progressive, falling for every lie in the book no matter how absurd it gets, 2. the populist/right wing/nationalist with two flavors one more liberal conservative in the sense of maintaining our secular freedoms against the immigrants/Muslims or religious conservatives as in conserving traditional values.
People in group 1 fall for any of Satan's trick as they don't have any defense or shield against him. Group 2, for those who aren't religious, there's a possibility to come to the further layers of truth (ending in Christ) as they're on a path to truth. Group 1 is just so far away from any truth that it's almost impossible to come to truth/God if you're in that place. In fact you'll regress further and further in your progressivism.
I was in Group 2 for a long while, pretty much ever since I went from being a kid to an adult. Seemed like it happened overnight, which it really didn’t. From being 15 to 16 to 17, it was like a switch was flipped. It took me a lot longer to accept Christ and come to Jesus, I was not raised in a religious household, more like a broken secular household but my Dad is a good man.
I’ve become more and more interested in Orthodox Christianity and I’m planning on visiting a ROCOR church here in the new city I’m living in. I’m beyond ready, after everything I’ve been dealing with the last few months.
I liked the point early on in the Ramzpaul talk when individualism came up. I think that part of the draw of Orthodoxy is that it returns to a more natural, group-oriented approach to the faith where the focus isn't on what you can get out of worship or the sermon or whatever, the way we treat shopping for a car or a restaurant to visit.
Given the disastrous fruits of individualism in modern western culture, it's become obvious to many that contemporary Christianity is thoroughly saturated with an individualistic narcissism that would be foreign to first-millennium Christians, and Orthodoxy offers an intriguing alternative to that.
Given the disastrous fruits of individualism in modern western culture, it's become obvious to many that contemporary Christianity is thoroughly saturated with an individualistic narcissism that would be foreign to first-millennium Christians, and Orthodoxy offers an intriguing alternative to that.
Roosh has joined the team at Patristic Faith as a senior contributor. Congratulations @Roosh!
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Roosh Valizadeh • Patristic Faith
Roosh Valizadeh Roosh was born in Washington, D.C. on June 14, 1979 and grew up in Maryland, USA. Roosh’s full name is Daryush Valizadeh. He’s half Iranian and half Armenian and was baptized in the Armenian Church as a child. He converted to the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR) in...
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YOOOOOO ! Congratulations @Roosh !!Roosh has joined the team at Patristic Faith as a senior contributor. Congratulations @Roosh!
Roosh Valizadeh • Patristic Faith
Roosh Valizadeh Roosh was born in Washington, D.C. on June 14, 1979 and grew up in Maryland, USA. Roosh’s full name is Daryush Valizadeh. He’s half Iranian and half Armenian and was baptized in the Armenian Church as a child. He converted to the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR) in...
I agree, this was a really good interview.
I first came across Will a year ago when he was sacked from teaching at Eton (the UK's most famous/"elite") school. This was the interview with him on UnHerd that I watched at the time. I appreciated his willingness to stand his ground come what may in a very coherent, courageous and dignified manner. That's very rare to see these days, especially in the UK. His Youtube channel was originally used as a teaching device to deliver material for his students. I never would have imagined he'd be hosting you on it a year later. I guess this is an example of how persecution can actually help strengthen people and aid the spread of truth.