Andrew Wilson

So if that's the case, you can't actually do anything immoral, which is why he does so many things which are immoral, right?

Because from his perspective, it's just dependent on stance.

The right is saying there's universality with morality.

It's not just stance-dependent.

It's stance-independent.

The reason that they get so upset with the left is because they perceive them as doing things which are horrendously immoral.

But from the left stance, they're like, well, but it's all stance dependent.

So I can't be doing anything immoral.

And that's why the underpinnings for the kind of like philosophical pillars, they don't align and why we're constantly clashing.

The right considers these people complete immoral degenerates.

and from their view they are the left on the other hand sees that as being totalitarian and evil and that they're there to control destroy oppress because from their view what could they be doing immoral if everything which is moral is dependent on their own stance right

and then the other side is incentivized to to argue as if they represent the entire movements as well does that make sense of course right sure there's a i understand what you're saying and that sells right it sells to be on that extremist end right um that's what makes it fun it makes it fun to watch people who come in and they say ridiculous over the top things and then everyone's arguing right that's part of human nature they want the fun

However, I do think that people are more divided than you think.

I think that the way that we operate in public, in survival mode, will be pretty nice to each other.

Good morning.

How are you?

No one's going to run you off the road because you're a Democrat.

They might run you off the road if you're a Trump supporter and you have that stick.

But for the most part, we'll treat each other fairly well.

But when you start to get to the underpinnings of what people actually believe,