This company, Rumble (a.k.a CFVI), is a platform to foster open dialog.
If it works as it is hoped by people of good will, it seems that Joe Rogan should come aboard if he wants. Or not.
If people want there to be freedom, then they should be able to join the conversations but be self controlled. If they are not self controlled, then a need to inject control will manifest. So, to keep freedom, exercise self control.
Love your neighbor as yourself and do so by an act of the will. Voluntarily avoid hurting other people as an act of will. Don't insult people using the "n-word". Don't disparage "Far Right wingers". Avoid these things and a dialog can be had. I see no constructive purpose in Joe Rogan joining Rumble & beginning to use the "n-word" and I see no constructive purpose in insulting a certain set of people by dismissively misrepresenting them all as some amorphous group of negatively minded folks.
Come aboard the Rumble train but exercise self control. Don't insult others using the "n-word" and do so as an act of the will. In similar manner, don't insult a gigantic group of faceless people by calling them, disparagingly, "Far right wingers".
Hope this helps.
Now... I've got a trading day to live out so thats my last word on this insulting duo of phrases: the "n-word" and the "Far Right".
Have a nice day.
IW
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