FDR3478 Why Feelings May Kill Us All - Call In Show - October 28th, 2016

Question 1: [1:50] - “How would you encourage an individual or even a society to understand their emotional baggage (or their emotional habits)? You have mentioned in a previous episode that Western Culture tends to romanticize the emotional experience rather than subdue it with logic and reason. And I cannot help but agree with you. Yes, emotions are a rather peculiar and beautiful thing, but history tells a very regrettable tale when emotions were allowed to take charge rather than a collection of voices that are unified in balance and understanding. How can we avoid the tragedy of poor emotional habits today?”Question 2: [49:09] - “Is it wise to self-censor your opinions that might be controversial in a politically correct environment or even in your personal relationships in order to preserve your reputation or even your livelihood these days, keeping in mind that it's easier than ever to hurt the feelings of others or incur the wrath of the state “Question 3: [1:05:30] - “I am a woman, an anti-feminist, a bit of traditionalist, and I hate seeing all of this disgusting feminist rhetoric tearing our country apart. One of the major problems is how they scream about everything being "misogyny" and sexist. However, recently I've been noticing an unsettling new movement that concerns me, and that's the MGTOW movement. I understand a lot of the frustration men have with how things are going, but I've been hearing a lot of actual misogyny coming out of this movement. Many of these men hate all women, refusing to believe there is a single good woman out there, and they seem to encourage this hatred from other men. I want the sexes to come together again; we benefit each other, and need each other for a harmonious society. What are your thoughts on this?”Question 4: [1:46:56] – “Why has the anti-war left been absent since 2008? Where is the left that will speak out against Hillary Clinton? Is it possible that these questions may be answered in the philosophical realm? It seems to me that progressive ideology (or regressive) doesn't go through the same intellectual rigors as others, an example being the libertarian non-aggression principle.”Freedomain Radio is 100% funded by viewers like you. Please support the show by signing up for a monthly subscription or making a one time donation at: http://www.freedomainradio.com/donate