I think this is a pretty good analysis of the whole Joe Rogan situation: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2020/1/27/21081876/joe-rogan-bernie-sanders-henry-kissinger
EDIT: I probably should state where I stand. Interestingly enough, I am mostly a consequentialist. But there are red lines for me. But they are differently than the one described in the article. I am very deeply against killing. And that actually makes war and support for war a non-excusable fault for me, so I think Kissinger and Powell are much much worse than Joe Rogan, but not only from a consequentialist view, but also from a deontologist view. But that makes my rigid rules different than what was laid out in the article.
Last edited by Mnementh - on 28 January 2020