

234. NPCs for Genocide with Konstantin Kisin
Aug 13, 2024
Konstantin Kisin, a commentator on geopolitical issues, joins the conversation to dissect the alarming programming of public opinion surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He explores how narratives justify violence and garner support for actions perceived as genocide. Kisin critiques media influence and the selective interpretation of historical events, particularly since October 7. The discussion confronts moral complexities, identity politics, and the ethical implications of war, pushing listeners to re-evaluate their perspectives on this contentious issue.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Zionism and Its Complexities
02:30 • 8min
Understanding Violence and Identity in Israel-Palestine Relations
10:39 • 6min
Unraveling Terrorism's Impact
16:13 • 7min
A Critical Examination of War Crimes and Historical Grievances
22:53 • 5min
Debating the Ethics of War and Terrorism
27:26 • 18min
Examining Justifications in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
45:15 • 1min
Controversies of the Gaza Conflict
46:42 • 15min
Identity Politics and Conflict Perspectives
01:01:51 • 14min
Violence and Justification in the Israel-Palestine Conflict
01:15:32 • 6min