Counter-Currents Radio Podcast 159
Greg Johnson & Guillaume Durocher
Living as a Dissident

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Greg Johnson and Guillaume Durocher talk about living as a dissident. Topics include:

• Alienation
• Dissidence under Communism vs. in a “free” society
• The necessity of orthodoxy for social cohesion
• Social conformism as impediment and opportunity
• The practical social value of critical reflection, science, and technology — as well as their revolutionary danger
• Knowledge by participation vs. knowledge by speculation
• Irony, decadence, multiculturalism, consumerism, and postmodernity
• Alexis de Tocqueville’s insights into America and American-style democracy
• Caste vs. public opinion as principles of social unity
• Jewish power in America
• The printed word vs. audio and video media
• The importance of new media for expressing European ethnic interests and suppressed truths
• How millennials use the media
• Whom to persuade and how?
• The importance of academic rigor
• The rise of the boomerang generation and neet troll armies
• The Trump phenomenon
• The importance of being a well-rounded and self-actualized person for white advocacy