Geopolitics

It seems like Tucker Carlson has in-fact interviewed Vladimir Putin...

Is this bad, good, horrible? 

Free speech vs. giving a stage to those who shouldn't have one?

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To me it seems important to have some insight into the minds of significant world leaders.

But we have to be aware that this will likely be heavily biased and full of propaganda. I don’t think that completely invalidates the interview though, but you have to read between the lines.

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If Tucker was interviewing Hitler in 1938, non-0% of people would say:

"Yeah, but the Jewish elite indeed controls most important industries."

"It's just Austria. They speak German anyway."

"Czechoslovakia isn't German, but people in the Sudetenland region speak German."

While I agree in principle, I think there are edge cases like this one 

@ignas has a pretty good analogy here

Or the ol' oversimplification of Carl Popper's paradox of tolerance 

cc /philosophy

While I agree in principle, I think there are edge cases like this one 

@ignas has a pretty good analogy here

https://warpcast.com/ignas/0xd779fd83

Like I’d love if someone also interviewed Kim Jong Un, I wonder wtf that guy is thinking, his world view, etc

Yeah I definitely need to check out the rabbit hole, a bit ignorant there.

I guess regarding this I at least wish it was someone more neutral/moderate than Tucker.

What’s also insane to me is reading replies on X - how many Putin fanboys there are, a bit confused on that…

We've know his mind very well! And actions speak more than words. 

East Europeans have experience dealing with him but americans are detached (obviously as USA is so far away) and will easily fall to his propaganda.