Right2BWrong Podcast

Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook/Meta) recently admitted the Biden administration pressured his companies to censor dissenting voices and opinions on the Covid-19 origins and the efficacy and safety of vaccines. This included the voices of medical experts and the general public. Given this admission, and the fact other Western leaders, such as Canada's Justin Trudeau, forced banking institutions to 'de-bank' truckers engaged in protest against his tyrannical actions during the Covid Pandemic, which was later found to be unconstitutional by Canada's Supreme Court, rasie questions about our trust in Governments. As such, should we allow them to implement digital IDs to track our every move and to act in our best interests? Listen in as Dave and Garry discuss the risks of implementing such an idea.

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English is the national language of many countries around the world, particularly those that were colonised by Great Britain. However, each country has its own unique way in which the language has evolved, particularly in the use of 'slang'. Dave and Garry share some of the funny words and sayings that have evolved over time in Australia and Jamaica.

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It's Christmas time, and that means a celebration of the birth of Christ, family time, time off work, and too much food! However, traditions over the world vary greatly, with many weird and wonderful ways different countries celebrate this special occasion.

Stoner's, junkies, dealers, whatever you call them, drug users and sellers are a part of life. From the man on the street, to those in high society, there are people that are affected by and dependent on, illicit drugs. The last Emperor of China, Puyi, was addicted to opium and prostitutes to such an extent, it brought about the end of the Qing dynasty. But would that have happened in a society where drugs are legalised and regulated? Would the mainstreaming of illicit drugs be a positive, or negative? As usual Dave and Garry give their robust opinions on the contentious idea of legalising drugs.

Growing up sucks! You have to start being responsible, taking care of yourself (and others), as well as paying your own bills! But when does a childhood end and 'adulting' begin?

Whether due to the death of God, poor to non-existent discipline, or a self-indulgent hedonistic way of life, Western standards have been declining for decades. Can the rot been stopped, or will the western moral compass continue to spin fast enough to be used as a fan in hell?

Swearing, cussing, cursing, whatever you call the use of expletives, is common in some people's language (like Dave), but is there a meaning to it? Is the use of expletives a sign of a low IQ, a mean streak, or something more nefarious? Or is it a sign of honesty, trustworthiness and a forthright nature that adheres to truth and authenticity of oneself? Listen to Dave and Garry as they discuss Dave's use of the 'F Bomb'!

With President Elect Trump having an overwhelming mandate to implement his America first platform, is globalization dead? Dave and Garry discuss what MAGA means for the current world order and if globalization survives, dies, or will be placed in an induced coma.

With the US election in rear vision mirror, Dave and Garry discuss the sources they relied upon for their predictions and how they could have such divergent views on who would win and by how much. They delve into the mainstream (lame stream) media and polls again being not only unreliable, but way off and dissect what Trump 2.0 means for the US domestically, as well as trade and security for its allies.

Lazy, entitled, whiny and soft. They are known as snowflakes, but are Millennials and Gen Z really as terrible as Boomers and Gen X say? In short, they may be, but they are the result of failures on the part of those that came before them who should have better prepared them for the road they must travel.