Shane Parrish

And we saw this last week play out in the U.S.

with the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

I mean, I'd heard the name and I knew he... We see the same thing in Canada with sort of our politics, right?

I imagine you see in the US too, where media is definitely intolerable of one position and more favorable of the other.

And

You can analyze this.

You can study it.

You could do a PhD on this.

It exists.

And it seems like we're just not capable of having to think for ourselves.

And we're not capable of having reasoned discussion of things and being friends with people.

It used to be back in the 30s, the 40s, the Churchill era, both sides of the house would talk to each other.

They would have dinner together.

They would find common ground.

I know.

They tell their opinions and then you lose debate and you lose and then you lose perspective because you don't hear the other side of it.

So you think there is no other side.

And anybody who believes that might be an idiot.

Because another way to look at that, and I'm not arguing for this by any stretch, is that they come here, they make a lot of money, and they send that money home to their family.

You see?