Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2020-07 to 2026-05.
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American citizens possess the protected right to film law enforcement officials and exercise their First Amendment rights to protest against government actions.
“I want to show you first the beginning part where you're going to see Alex Prey who was in the street uh filming the ICE agents which is something that all Americans have the right to do. We all have the right to tape record officials, armed agents of the state. No doubt about that.”
Glenn Greenwald · Jan 2026 · 2 episodes · 353K views on this topicMandatory digital ID cards represent an un-British, authoritarian shift that contradicts the nation's historical tradition of common law freedoms.
“This is a a completely un-British idea. I think we should talk more about that, especially given that Starmer has introduced it on the pretext of of of patriotism, which is a joke.”
Triggernometry · Oct 2025 · 2 episodes · 581K views on this topicThe implementation of airport-style security measures trains citizens to accept infringements on their personal autonomy.
“by treating everyone like a potential perpetrator, which is exactly what's happened in the airports and has never gone away, you essentially train people to adopt that mindset because everybody goes through airports. And once it's okay there, well then why isn't it okay everywhere?”
Jordan B Peterson · Oct 2023 · 10 episodes · 8.6M views on this topicCitizens have a duty to stand up and fight when governments implement unjust policies.
“it's a blend of those actions and i i think if you're able to fight these things if there's something you can do then you should it's good citizenship”
Jordan B Peterson · Aug 2022 · 1 episode · 339K views on this topicCanada is experiencing an unprecedented erosion of democracy characterized by censorship and the infringement of civil liberties.
“i think like in much of the western world it's the erosion of canada's democracy that i fear very much and that propelled me to uh enter into this race i'm seeing unprecedented erosion whether it's by way of censorship”
Jordan B Peterson · Jul 2022 · 1 episode · 197K views on this topicGovernment expansion of surveillance and prosecutorial powers following the January 6th events constitutes an infringement on civil liberties.
“the other problem with it is with this threat inflation is that it justifies the expansion of surveillance powers and prosecutorial Powers by the justice department by the you know by the by the just Department other branches of our government who want to basically go after you know this the so-call”
The All-In Podcast · Jan 2022 · 3 episodes · 892K views on this topicEndless government support programs reduce human potential by creating dependency and eliminating individual agency.
“anytime that you create a system with the government that's giving people stuff, you are taking away people's agency. And so that is what is so so sad about the whole thing is like human agency is the one thing that we have unlimited capacity, unlimited infinite upside.”
The All-In Podcast · Jun 2026 · 3 episodes · 892K views on this topicHuman rights violations, such as systematic rape and torture in China, are not morally comparable to domestic issues like incarceration rates.
“to talk about what we have here that we need to fix and compare it to that or to Saudi Arabia whipping bloggers and throwing gay people off roofs for being gay these two things are not morally comparable”
The All-In Podcast · Jan 2022 · 3 episodes · 892K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
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