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    Beer and Conversation with Pigweed and Crowhill

    You like beer, and you like conversation, right? Of course you do. Pigweed and Crowhill review a beer (sometimes their own homebrews) and discuss issues of the day. They try to break down serious issues into bite-sized chunks, and add some humor when possible. But it’s all in good fun. Just two pals chatting over a beer.

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    160: How Much Should Government Protect Us From Ourselves? Sep 19, 2021
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    P&C review a Maibock, then ask how much should government protect us from ourselves.

    If a citizen is doing something unsafe, should the government step in? If so, in what cases? What are the limiting principles?

    There seems to be a sliding scale between areas where government should clearly intervene, and areas where it clearly should not, and it's hard to come up with a clear red line between them.


    159: China's restrictions on video games and movies Sep 12, 2021
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    P&C drink and review "Slightly Mighty" by Dogfish Head, then review China's recent crackdowns on video games and effeminate men in movies.

    Since the CCP has complete control over technology services in China, they can monitor how much time kids spend playing video games. They're limiting kids to 3 hours / week, and only on the weekend.

    This is part of a response to an alleged crisis of masculinity in their culture. They're also proscribing movies that show effeminate men.

    This is a common concern in nations that are trying to build an empire. Which tells us about China's ambitions.


    158: The right to privacy Sep 02, 2021
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    P&C drink and review DuClaw's Root Beer Float Imperial Brown Ale -- part of their Pastryarchy series -- then discuss the right to privacy. What is it, where did it come from, and what are its limits?

    Recently, Apple has decided it will scan people's phones for kiddie porn. Can they do that?

    "Well, what do you have to hide?"

    Is it an admission of guilt to tell people they should mind their own business?


    157: Biden's Afghanistan Disaster Aug 27, 2021
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    In this episode of Nooze and Booze, the boys drink PB&J whiskey, and review the mess Biden has made of Afghanistan.

    Where is the competence we were promised? Where are the adults in the room?

    There are lots of unanswered questions about this catastrophe, but Biden has gone back to familiar territory -- he lies about it when he's not turning his back on the press.

    P&C expose the lies, review the mistakes, and lament the fact that we have a bumbling idiot in charge.


    156: High-speed rail Aug 26, 2021
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    With special guest Longinus, P&C drink and review Zombie Dust from Three Floyds, then discuss proposals to build a maglev train between Washington and Baltimore.

    Baltimore doesn't want it.

    There have been lots of proposals for increasing high-speed rail in the country, but the proposals never seem to make sense for actual transportation needs.


    155: Emerson and Transcendentalism Aug 26, 2021
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    P&C drink and review Fresh Catch from Narragansett, then, with special guest Longinus, discuss Emerson's essay, "Nature."

    Transcendentalism reacted against rationalism, and was heavily influenced by Romanticism, Platonism and Immanuel Kant's philosophy. Emerson and Thoreau were leading figures in the Transcendentalist movement.

    "Nature" is a short essay by Emerson, outlining his view that man can have direct experience with God through nature.


    154: P&C want women to be happy and safe Aug 22, 2021
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    The boys review Witness Tree Nut Brown Ale, then ask why women aren't happier.

    Despite all the attention paid to women's happiness, and all the advances in women's rights -- more women in college, more women in the boardroom, more professional women, almost no restrictions on anything they want to do -- surveys consistently show that women are less and less happy. It seems obvious that women are getting terrible advice.

    P&C review some of these modern attitudes towards women, and the suggestions women are getting all the time, and ask why they're not working.


    153: Biden the Oil Lover, and 4 other subjects Aug 19, 2021
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    P&C drink and review Little Mack IPA from Antietam Brewery, then do 5 topics in 5 minutes each.

    1. Biden the Oil Lover. Biden shuts down domestic production, but then asks OPEC to increase production.

    2. What is non-denominationalism, and what does it mean?

    3. Rule by childless leaders. Too many of our politicians don't have kids. What does that say about their commitment to the future?

    4. Andrew Cuomo's resignation.

    5. What's with all the lecherous female teachers?


    152: Crowhill is a liberal? Aug 12, 2021
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    P&C review a new brewer's first beer, and Pigweed is shocked to discover that Crowhill is a liberal. That leads to a discussion on the differences between classical and modern liberalism.

    Classical liberalism insisted that government is only justified with the consent of the governed. It was all about liberty, free speech, small government, self-reliance and individual rights, which didn't come from government, but from the creator. The government only has power because we let it have power.

    Modern liberalism has departed from these ideals in important ways, which the boys summarize.


    151: Evictions Aug 06, 2021
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    P&C drink and review a black IPA from Hysteria, then discuss the recent debates on evictions.

    If there's a crisis, and people aren't able to pay their rent, then it might be reasonable to appropriate tax money to pay people's rent. But rather than that, the CDC, which is not Congress and cannot write laws, made it illegal for landlords to evict people. Landlords were allowed to go bankrupt from not getting any rent, but they couldn't take action against people living in their property without paying.

    President Biden has admitted that this is illegal, but extended it anyway.

    This is tyranny, plain and simple, and P&C are beside themselves with anger against our useless government.


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