Living Objectivism Episode #132: The Failure of Public Schools & Sex Scandals
In this episode of Living Objectivism, Yaron discusses why government schools fail our children and what we need to do to get education back on track in the first hour. During the second hour, Yaron talks about the blowout of sexual harassment scandals, sex as power and the role of sex in our lives.
Service:
Spreaker
Publshed on:
Nov 26, 2017
Duration:
01:57:04
American Football and show logistics
01:30
to
11:59
10.5 minutes
Government schools as violators of individual rights
12:00
to
24:03
12.1 minutes
Q: How moral are bankruptcy laws, especially with regard to student loans?
24:04
to
30:27
6.4 minutes
Q: What about financing education for poor children?
30:28
to
36:09
5.7 minutes
36:10
to
36:43
33 seconds
Q: Why the emphasis on small businesses?
36:44
to
39:26
2.7 minutes
Q: Why are so many people willing to give up principles when dealing with issues like education and net neutrality?
39:27
to
45:29
6.0 minutes
45:30
to
46:18
48 seconds
Q: Don’t small businesses get special favors and penalties?
46:19
to
47:39
1.3 minutes
Q: Why do the male sexual harassers do what they do and not just get a prostitute?
47:40
to
48:49
1.2 minutes
Q: Why are public school budgets so big?
48:50
to
51:39
2.8 minutes
Q: As a concerned taxpayer, what are good source(s) to reveal how inefficient government spending is?
51:40
to
57:16
5.6 minutes
57:17
to
58:32
1.3 minutes
Openthebooks.com as government spending watchdog
58:33
to
59:29
56 seconds
understanding, defining and explaining Sexual Harassment
59:30
to
01:05:19
5.8 minutes
Views on women and sex as causing sexual harassment/assault
01:05:20
to
01:11:17
6.0 minutes
Conservatives views on Sex and sexual harassment; Ben Shapiro’s article
01:11:18
to
01:29:09
17.9 minutes
01:29:10
to
01:30:03
53 seconds
Q: Is there such a thing as ‘classy’ erotic art as compared to porn?
01:30:04
to
01:38:49
8.8 minutes
01:38:50
to
01:51:09
12.3 minutes
the Sexual revolution, the Left and the Right
01:51:10
to
N/A
5.9 minutes