Reasonable Doubts

Reasonable Doubts

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Reasonable Doubts episodes

  • Ep 13: National Review is Wrong: Repeal the 17th Amendment
    Senator Ben Sasse wrote an op-Ed last week calling for the repeal of the 17th Amendment. The progressives were appalled at this “assault on democracy.” The Neocons dislike the idea as much as their counterparts on the left as an affront to their nationalized central government. Cue National Review coming to the 17th Amendment’s defense. In this episode Daren dismantles that piece line-by-line.

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    26 min
  • Ep 12: "Cuties" and Political Correctness

    The Netflix show “Cuties” has rightfully drawn much criticism. In this episode, Daren explains how political correctness leads to outcomes like this. From drag queen story hour to biological men in women’s sports, PC culture is reshaping society and used as an Orwellian weapon to silence dissenters.



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    27 min
  • Ep 11: America’s First 9/11 Tragedy
    Few are familiar with the first 9/11 tragedy - September 11, 1789.  Alexander Hamilton was appointed first Secretary of the Treasury.  Hamilton is glorified in popular culture and even has a hit Broadway  musical with his namesake; the truth is that Hamilton has done as much  damage to the United States than any other single figure. 
     Today we discuss his duplicity and the legacy we’re still dealing today.  If you like unlimited central authority, high taxes, central banking,  crony capitalism, and the military industrial complex - thank Hamilton!

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    25 min
  • Ep 10: If it weren't for labor unions, 10 year olds would be working 80 hour weeks in sweatshops
    Every American grows up hearing the same old tale from the education system - labor laws and labor unions are to thank for weekends, the 40 hour work week, and so on. Life would be completely miserable without these heroes to save the day. In today's episode we give the other side they conveniently forget to tell - capital, not labor, is what has led to dramatically increased living standards. 
    We discuss how new deal legislation killed freedom of contract, Menger crushed Marx's Labor Theory of Value,  the legal pass to violence unions are granted, and much more!

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    23 min
  • Ep 9: Rittenhouse, Riots, and Property Rights

    Recent events and all the destruction going on in the U.S. reminds us that property rights are the bedrock of civilization. With no mechanism for protecting property rights, however, they are meaningless - which is why the ability to own firearms is so important.



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    17 min
  • Ep 8: Republic, not Democracy

    All I heard about at the DNC was how they were going to save our "democracy." In this episode we discuss how the founders never set up a direct democracy for us, and why democracy isn't everything its cracked up to be.



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    20 min
  • Ep 7: Pardon Snowden?

    When President Trump said he would "take a look" at pardoning Edward Snowden, it sent the media into their usual hysteria. In today's episode Daren discusses Snowden's story, the shocking revelation, and the insane amount of courage it takes to be a true patriot.



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    16 min
  • Ep 6: Michigan Barber refuses to bow to Tyrannical Governor

    The Owosso barber, Karl Manke, who had the courage to stand up to Gov. Whitmer's dracanion shutdown is a true patriot. We had the privilege of getting the chance to listen to his attorney, David Kallman, speak in my hometown of Hillsdale, Michigan. I was fortunate to have the honor of giving the opening remarks, then Stand Up Hillsdale Founder and President Joel Stewart speaks, after that David Kallman gives a discussion on work he's done to fight government overreach. Alot of good info on here that I think you'll enjoy!



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    1 hr 33 min
  • Ep 5: The Spirit of '98

    Today we're talking about Federalism, the Tenth Amendment, and how Nullification is one way we can fight back against Unconstitutional Federal Tyranny today! This episode takes us back to the Philly Convention, and proceeds through some landmark examples of Nullification in American History. 



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    28 min
  • Ep 4: The Constitution of No Authority
    The USPS has made the headlines, so it’s only fitting that it’s the topic of today’s episode, meaning we get the chance to discuss Lysander Spooner - which is always fun!

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    18 min

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