Instead of Adam vs. Man it should be called Adam IS the Man. The interview with the girl who asked him which news agency he was with and was unsuccessful in her debate, with the H on her shirt @ the 3 minute mark

Do you think the Occupiers, at least some, are actors paid by MoveOn?

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I applaud this interviewer. He was dead on.

I love revolutions.

Well,

- First people have stupid ideas about "democracy" and an uthopian paradise they want to impose on other fellow citizens by force
- Then, they discover that things do not work ways they expected
- Then, revolutionaries start to kill each other (this is the best part I like)
- Eventually, the power ends up in hands of ruthless & sadistic leaders-dictators

In my opinion, the best thing is to watch a revolution from a safe distance unless one wants to spill a lot of blood.

This is exactly why democracy is a bad idea. This junior in college that doesn't understand anything about how government works has an equal vote to me. In other words her vote will cancel out my vote if I still voted. If anybody still thinks that voting will change anything they are living in a delusion. Good to see Adam back. He must have a different channel because I haven't seen any updates on his old channel in a month.

My granny always taught me you can "catch more flies with honey than vinegar" and you bring up a great point.

I've tried (and its HARD) to try to approach my "liberal(sic)" friends with common ground arguments, but far too often they are deeply wedded to their belief in the redemptive and purifying power of government. Even now, despite the escalation of the wars, the bailouts of the banks, and the disregard for civil liberty that has characterized 0bama's first term, they STILL defend him as "better than Bush or McCain".

wow i guess she missed government in high school. and also decided to just join a fun new group/aka or club.i love how she just decides to not talk anymore.and the guy with the yuppy scarf that looks like every money kid i grew up with would be great in politics. double talking.

apparently from the feedback on youtube from some of the people being interviewed the editing did not do Adam justice and he was very nice.

Kokesh is very articulate, and I'm very glad to see someone attempting to explain the picture of government using force as justifiable means to an end. Very commendable. However, I think a slightly different approach might be more effective. First thing about educating . . . don't make the person you're talking to feel stupid! Not effective! Find the common ground. Libertarians are upset with the establishment just like these protesters are, but we have a different angle on how and what change needs to occur. People are more open to education when they have a reference point. If I go up to someone and challenge their viewpoint--making them feel small and defensive--then very little education occurs, if any. Accepting another person's view point, and then inviting them to look at ours might be listened to more easily.

Glad to see you picked up this interview. Kokesh is on the right track though, go to the protests and educate. Some of the protesters argued their case during the interview but once they got home I guarantee you they started to google a few things. I know this cause you can read some of the comments on Kokesh youtube channel from some of the people who were interviewed.

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Thanks. Kokesh was great.

Seems like these students have not learned much. They need jobs. . .
Kokesh did all right.

Pretty dismal. Not all protesters are as obscure, though:

Click to view link ("Thousands 'Occupy' Boston Federal Reserve Chanting "F*CK THE FED!" ")

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Great link. See also our Editor's Note at the bottom of the article on Wall Street protests.