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Joe Rogan Experience #729 - Jocko Willink
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December 2, 2015
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2:51:31Now PlayingJocko Willink is an author, black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu, and retired commander of the most highly decorated specialoperations unit of the Iraq WarUS Navy SEAL Team Three Task Unit Bruiser, which served in the 2006 Battle of Ramadi. His book "Extreme Ownership" is available now via Amazon
ISIS and insurgents committed atrocities in Ramadi
ISIS murdered Iraqis who worked with coalition forces
Saddam Hussein was a psychopath and evil
ISIS is a malignant cancer that must be destroyed
US should militarily eliminate ISIS
Obama administration lacks experience and has naive worldview
Putin more experienced and capable than Obama
Obama's statement about gun violence ignores Paris attacks
Obama uninterested in American leadership and winning
America has lost global leadership position
ISIS ideology can be defeated through military force
ISIS has killed thousands of Muslims
America fought to help Muslims, not to harm them
War stories attract people because they represent ultimate human test
Human history is primarily a history of warfare
Iraqis in Ramadi welcomed US forces and were happy about insurgent defeat
US abandoned Iraqis to ISIS after withdrawal
Americans only feel patriotic when threatened
America is better than rest of world despite faults
Some world problems require military violence as solution
Evil people exist in the world
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