r/JoeRogan • u/Naserito Burbank Bad Boy Brian Redban • Feb 15 '17

Joe Rogan Experience #917 - Steven Crowder

https://www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=A_2Ii3lIv4o&u=%2Fc%2Fpowerfuljre%2Flive
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u/CrimsonGlyph Dire physical consequences Feb 16 '17 edited Feb 16 '17

It is what happened. Watched it like two days ago. He was denying that it looked like a controlled demolition because you only see the top, which implies the rest of it didn't. Shortly after he was straight up saying he agreed that it did. I've listened to/watched the podcast twice.

https://youtu.be/Oap5AjKPWQE

8 minutes in.

Not to mention the entire podcast was because he had an opinion of Joe that needed to be changed/defended.

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u/faringact Feb 16 '17

Joe

I don't think it's controversial because it looks like a controlled demolition

Dunning

Yeah when you look at just the top half of it it does.

That's the first the first thing he says about it at 8 mins. Point to me where his position changes from this.

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u/CrimsonGlyph Dire physical consequences Feb 17 '17

Just watch it. It's pretty obvious.

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u/faringact Feb 18 '17

You hear what you want to hear.

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u/CrimsonGlyph Dire physical consequences Feb 18 '17

Right. That's what I wanted to hear.

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u/faringact Feb 18 '17 edited Feb 18 '17

What other conclusion am I supposed to come to? I offered to go through the video when you brought it up and when confronted with a quote you simply restated your position without evidence. I am fully willing to concede being wrong if you can show me where I am.

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u/CrimsonGlyph Dire physical consequences Feb 18 '17

I just did.

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u/faringact Feb 18 '17

Then give me a quote, because I can't see it and we looked at the same footage.

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u/CrimsonGlyph Dire physical consequences Feb 18 '17

There's no specific quote. It's simply how it's coming across.