Ric Flair on Joe Rogan
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Finished it today and I’m surprised it wasn’t better. Flair seemed awkward at times and kinda scared to admit things from his past. Rogan was pulling teeth to get stuff outta him for a while. Anyway, still a fun listen.
I watched a few clips and I agree. Plus you can kinda see the age/hard living showing on Flair. He seemed to not be able to hold his concentration at times and a good line of questions would go sideways
So Flair could be the next POTUS?
He’s actually very much like Trump here:
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Two-time WWE Hall-of-Famer Ric Flair is accused of sexually assaulting a flight attendant on the "Plane Ride From Hell."
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Two pieces of human garbage blowing hot air for 3 hours...sounds compelling.
Honestly, I think the only thing Flair remembers about his life is, “I was there for the women”. But interestingly, mentioned the undertaker and Harvey Grant in a story.
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I can't say that I do. I stopped listening to him cold turkey after he had Alex Jones on again after the Newtown shooting lies had been fully exposed.
Not a Flair guy, between wearing gamecock jerseys and putting hard times on The American Dream….I’m out.
I means it’s universally known that Flair is human garbage. Not sure I’m following on the Rohan hate….
I am of the opinion that Joe Rogan is also human garbage.
If Joe Rogan sets you off, you may want to re-evaluate your triggers. Dude just doesn’t trust the establishment. Who does? If you do, you most certainly need to re-evaluate yourself.
Any room for not trusting the establishment and ALSO thinking Joe Rogan sucks balls?
Men who despise Joe Rogan are usually insecure about their sexuality or gender. No other way around it.
Regardless of his particular views on anything, he's the bro doosh of all bro dooshes. Dude's personality just blows.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's right on brand.
"You don't like Joe Rogan, bro? What are you, a phag?"
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To each his own, but I happen to think Rogan is fantastic. He has replaced Howard Stern in the car for me on long drives. Howard dumped everything and everyone that made him who he was so he could be accepted by the Jennifer Anistons of the world and rub shoulders with Jimmy Kimmel. Rogan interviews tons of people from all different backgrounds and from all different points of view. He lets them talk because he finds them interesting. Instead of censoring people like Alex Jones, he lets them tell their story. Then the listener can decide what they think. It's a refreshing change from everyone else telling you what they want you to believe and not allowing anyone with differing opinions to have a voice.
If you hate Rogan, it’s because you’ve been programmed to hate him. Not because he’s actually done anything to make you hate him. Oh no, a guy who has regular conversations with interesting people, the horror
Anti-Rogan people are just weirdos
That's a ridiculous statement and I like Rogan. Alex Jones caused tremendous, additional heartache and harrassment to the families of murdered children. Rogan giving that guy a platform is plenty enough reason for someone to choose to tune him out. These kind of matter-of-fact statements is what makes social media so toxic and unbearable.
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That is literally the reason I stopped listening to his podcast. Alex Jones is a monster.
Appreciate you understanding my point.
I find it really interesting that out of the 2 people in this interview, it's Rogan that's getting the most criticism.
While I think he has some really f***ing stupid opinions on some things, he seems like a genuinely good dude, and I've enjoyed a lot of the interviews he's had on his podcast.
Flair on the other hand, by any objective measure, is just an awful human being.
While I think he has some really f***ing stupid opinions on some things, he seems like a genuinely good dude, and I've enjoyed a lot of the interviews he's had on his podcast.
Flair on the other hand, by any objective measure, is just an awful human being.
Giving someone a platform (right or wrong) doesn't mean he supports it. Hell most Americans have been brainwashed to think that the mainstream media is telling the truth. LMFAO at that sentiment.
Dude, I am capable of making up my mind on both of the individuals mentioned in this thread. Yes, there are certainly degrees of shitty. Yes, these 2 would fall into different categories. You don't see it the same way I do with these 2 guys, and that's fine. Neither is wrong, but my opinion is perfectly valid even if you don't agree with it.
I understand all of this, and I never said he supports it. I find giving Alex Jones a platform to be unforgivable given the circumstances, and somehow I still get horny when I see a nice pair of giant rockin tits...go figure.
Fair enough, you didn't. I've just gotten used to the pile ons lately. My mistake.
Pretty interesting Flair was addicted to Xanax since 1989 and credits edible cannabis for getting him clean. He used a razor blade to cut his forehead thousands of times and at one point they tried to change his character to Spartacus! They smoked a joint during the podcast which might explain his slow response to questions but overall excellent conversation.
I blocked okclem last week but clicked the messages here because there were so many, and woof
He’s the worst poster that I can remember going back a few years
Are you okay dude?
He’s the worst poster that I can remember going back a few years
Are you okay dude?
I'm of the opinion that men who are proven liars, especially those who callously insult the memories of dead schoolchildren and sic their sycophants on the grieving parents of those dead children, probably shouldn't be given a platform. One of the problems we face in this current culture is the prevalence of platforms for despicable people, not the shortage of such platforms.
I remember when Alex Jones was an entertaining guest on a variety of shows like Coast to Coast talking about lizard people among us and the Illuminati at Bohemian Grove, but he's "evolved" into something very different now.
