David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 1 day - Attack Vector
5 Years 1 day - Attack Vector
5 Years 1 day - Attack Vector
Saturday 18th May 2024
David Boyle tackles the concept of freedom and control in this gripping episode, blending humour with a stark warning about the future.
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13 minutes
Honest
Thought-provoking
Humorous
Raw
Eye-opening
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David Boyle
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle on Freedom: A Sobering Look at Control
Episode Overview
- Freedoms can be easily eroded over time.
- Regaining lost freedoms often comes at a high cost.
- Government control can increase through economic dependence.
- Digital IDs may pave the way for social credit systems.
- Personal anecdotes highlight the impact of welfare dependence.
If you give up your freedoms, people have to die. So every freedom you give away, you're really condemning someone to death, even if it's not you.
David Boyle is back with his unique blend of comedy and candid reflections in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. Boyle dives into a deep discussion about the concept of freedom, using China's social credit system as a starting point. He explores how easily freedoms can be eroded, and the high cost of regaining them once lost. Boyle's reflections are sparked by recent changes in Australia, where digital IDs have been introduced, potentially paving the way for a similar system.
His insights are not just about geopolitics but are deeply personal, as he recounts his own experiences with welfare and how dependence on the government can strip away one's autonomy and dignity. Boyle's narrative is both humorous and sobering, making you think about the true cost of the conveniences we often take for granted. This episode is a thought-provoking mix of humour, real-life anecdotes, and a stark warning about the future.
Don't miss out on Boyle's raw and honest take on freedom and control. Are you ready to question what freedom really means to you?