David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 74 days - Good and Evil
5 Years 74 days - Good and Evil
5 Years 74 days - Good and Evil
Thursday 25th July 2024
David Boyle discusses global politics, good vs. evil, and the impact of social media on mental health in this raw and engaging episode.
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9 minutes
Raw
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Thought-provoking
Non-judgmental
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Episode Overview
- David Boyle critiques political corruption and global conflicts.
- He argues that non-engagement is the only path to true goodness.
- Boyle reflects on the negative impact of social media on mental health.
- He shares how Buddhist teachings help him maintain calm and compassion.
- The episode is a mix of political commentary and personal reflection.
You can't participate in war and be on the side of good.
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle doesn't hold back as he shares his thoughts on the current state of global politics. Boyle, feeling under the weather with a sore throat and headache, finds himself even more sickened by the sight of Benjamin Netanyahu receiving a standing ovation in the US Congress.
His rant against political corruption and war is both raw and unfiltered, as he expresses his disdain for what he views as a publicity stunt aimed at dragging America into further conflict with Iran. Boyle's passionate monologue touches on the broader theme of good versus evil, questioning whether humanity is locked in a cosmic battle where non-engagement is the only path to righteousness. He argues that participating in war, regardless of the side, aligns one with evil forces.
Boyle also reflects on his own mental health and the impact of social media on his well-being, advocating for a peaceful withdrawal from toxic online environments. He shares how listening to Buddhist teachings during his commute helps him maintain a sense of compassion and calm amidst the chaos. This episode is a thought-provoking mix of political commentary, personal reflection, and a call for inner peace. Tune in for an honest, sometimes explicit, but always engaging take on the world today.