Discover the truth behind Canada's gun control debate in this eye-opening episode of Uncommon Sense with Mike Kovaliv. Host and licensed firearms owner Mike Kovaliv dismantles 5 common misconceptions about gun confiscation, revealing how government policies target law-abiding citizens while ignoring real street crime.

Key Myths Exposed:

Gun confiscations remove firearms from streets – Wrong: 90%+ of crime guns are illegally smuggled (Toronto Police data).
Firearms are inherently bad – Reality: Tools for sport, hunting, and self-defense; politicians and police rely on them for protection.
"Assault-style" rifles are military weapons – A fabricated scare term; legally owned AR-15s (Armalite Rifle) have never been used in a mass shooting in Canada.
Canada needs stricter gun laws – Already among the world's toughest: daily police checks, year-long licensing, mandatory club membership.
"I don't own guns, so this doesn't affect me" – False: $4–6 BILLION in taxpayer dollars wasted on ineffective buybacks while violent crime rises.

Using powerful analogies (your family truck seized because it "looks scary"?), Mike proves this is an emotional, not rational, attack on property rights that impacts every Canadian. Essential listening for anyone concerned about government overreach, public safety myths, and fiscal waste.
🎙️ Uncommon Sense with Mike Kovaliv – Rational takes on emotional issues.

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Discover why people are hurting in today's divided society with Uncommon Sense with Mike Kovaliv. This thought-provoking episode explores escalating political division in the US and Canada, fuelled by protests like the "No Kings" movement against Donald Trump, attacks on Pierre Poilievre, and criticisms of Prime Minister Mark Carney's unfulfilled election promises.
Mike delves into accountability in politics, comparing it to sports rules—why aren't politicians, influencers, and leaders held responsible for their actions? He critiques embarrassing House of Commons question periods where direct answers are dodged, emphasizing that "it's just politics" is no excuse when lives and livelihoods are at stake.
Uncover the roots of societal pain: social media's role in snap judgments, economic hardships like soaring cost of living, housing prices, food inflation, and high taxes in Canada, rising crime rates, and even political violence (e.g., Charlie Kirk's murder, Trump assassination attempts).
Mike calls for owning mistakes, giving the benefit of the doubt, and rejecting extremism on all sides.

He also shares a personal struggle with faith in modern society—as an agnostic favoring logic and evidence, yet emotionally drawn to belief amid chaos. He invites guests to discuss what faith means, why they believe, and how it guides life in a non-confrontational pursuit of truth.
If you're grappling with why society is hurting, political accountability, or exploring faith, this video offers uncommon sense solutions. Subscribe for more insights on division, responsibility, and rebuilding civility in Canada and beyond. #PoliticalDivision #AccountabilityInPolitics #WhyPeopleAreHurting #FaithAndSociety #UncommonSense

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Jon Stewart & Geoffrey Hinton AI Interview Turns Political: Unnecessary Elon Musk, Trump Jabs Criticized | Uncommon Sense with Mike Kovaliv Review

Dive into this breakdown of Jon Stewart's in-depth AI discussion with "Godfather of AI" Geoffrey Hinton. Originally a fascinating exploration of artificial intelligence origins, neural networks development, key breakthroughs, and future risks like election manipulation and superintelligent persuasion—the discussion starts strong but derails into biased mudslinging.
Mike Kovaliv with Uncommon Sense praises the video's informative value on AI history, human reinforcement learning, and existential threats. However, he calls out 7 frustrating examples where Stewart and Hinton inject unnecessary politics:

Elon Musk's Grok AI: Stewart mocks Musk for "de-wokeifying" Grok, exaggerating it into "Mecca Hitler" bias.
Pronoun Suppression: Hinton jokes Musk would train AI to reject "they/them" pronouns.
Midterm Elections & Peter Thiel: Implies right-wing data hoarding for AI corruption.
Attorney General Dig: Compares AI's "childlike approval-seeking" to Trump loyalists.
AI Ego vs. Donald Trump: Stewart equates sentient AI arrogance to Trump's "I know better" mindset.
January 6th Persuasion Analogy: Hinton links AI manipulation to Capitol invasion.
Final Trump Sarcasm: Hinton "thanks" Trump for handling potential AI bubbles sensibly (sarcastically favoring Canada's Mark Carney).

Why ruin a neutral tech talk with hot-button attacks on Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and conservatives? Kovaliv argues for responsible journalism, common ground, and unity over division. Essential watching for AI enthusiasts, free speech advocates, and those tired of politicized science.
Keywords: Jon Stewart Geoffrey Hinton AI interview, Godfather of AI politics, Elon Musk Grok bias, Trump AI jokes, AI election manipulation, neural networks history, January 6 AI analogy, Uncommon Sense Mike Kovaliv.
Watch the full critique and share your thoughts: Is political bias invading AI discussions? Subscribe for unbiased tech insights! #AI #JonStewart #GeoffreyHinton #ElonMusk #PoliticsInTech

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