Didn't expect porn users to be added to a holocaust poem tbh

Honestly, this video was such a Rollercoaster from start to end, and I love it

I thought you were kidding... I was wrong big time..

Expect the unexpected

The fart master strikes again.

History you CAN change

old shamufull videos best videos

He could get removed for some of them (possibly)?

i doubt he deletes them, just makes them private so they cant hurt his image

I believe Philip's content is among the kind of content that will be archived somewhere 500 years from now. It would be a shame to alter history to portray it in accordance to a standard of what is acceptable when it might be different in 50 years from now.

That's some good foreplay

Asocial Canine wait so this video is illegal!

"One day we might wake up and find our past selves being used against us..." "Now I'm going to talk about porn." 10/10 segue.

Cash Mayo so kids, never use google drive and make ur hard drives destructible

Well, can you blame him?

*FBI OPEN UP*

It's not illegal to watch it or do it, only illegal to film it for public sale/viewing which makes no sense since you can still watch it and you can still do it. Nothing sexual is illegal behind closed doors unless it involves someone under 16

@@mrcaboosevg6089 isn't it illegal to possess and distribute too?

@@lindholmaren The only porn that's actually illegal is child porn or beastiality that i know of, everything else is fine so long as it doesn't involve real crimes like rape.

@@mrcaboosevg6089 The uk goverment isnt a fan of recording kinky stuff tho

Honestly like how Phillip handles controversial topics and the like; he states his points in a manner that isn't inflammatory, but rather pensive and ruminating, and it more likely makes you think than feel attacked and go on the defensive

He only said what many people said before, but he properly built it up and gave context, instead of just being "thing bad, give likes"

@@pointblank2890 Try and read that comment out loud

doesn't seem very controversial, only 31 dislikes

@@pointblank2890 I get what you're saying but jesus that comment gave me a stroke.

huh, didn't expect seeing you here

helo

Oh hi dani

Hey dani did not expect to see you here, also whishlist karlson am I right?

🥛

Worth it

Facesitting

@@user-cf9tl9lk5g just flip the facesitting videos upside down. Problem solved.

The CEO of youtube fisting is dangerous, just as dangerous as people with guns in the us though, and those are literally gaureemtedd fuck you ups if you misfire

@@elizabethdespair Fisting is dangerous but i don't get why facesitting is

how on earth would this be controversial?

It’s almost like “might be” implies something. Why do the dumbest people feel the need to reply. I leave a nice, positive and thoughtful comment and you get folks who have nothing to add intentionally trying to start an argument. But that’s to be expected I guess.

@@easternmcg I asked HOW can it be viewed as controversial rather than just denying your whole claim. Jesus, the absolute ego and insecurity reeking from that comment. As soon as someone says anything that goes against your narrative you get defensive and just call them stupid without actually trying to provide a point.

holy fuck, bad day buddy?

@@easternmcg wow, you sure showed me

Cody I do also think this is a great idea, c’mon Phillip, you can do it

Just add a disclaimer saying: Kids, don't try this at home.

Yess

I hate this. Why would one apologise or disclaim something one did in the past? If someone is not called out to explain it then assume the viewer is intelligent enough to understand.

And he already recorded them anyway, it's not like he needs to derank more to finish the series.

3fistsfilip

@@MsZsc 3fistsfitintophilip

@@MsZsc oh no

I see the comment like buttons as fists now..

kekfist

@@uku4171 huh...

What?

@@uku4171 oh no

@@kliksphilip ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᶠᶦˢᵗᶦⁿᵍ

@@kliksphilip that sucks, going low was awesome

it was a series I looked forward to completing at the time, but I can definitely understand your concerns. However, it's a piece of history and should be preserved

i know you mean beyond youtube, but you actually can delete youtube comments you made long ago, the interface is just so bad imo that you can't easily find it. give it a look on the googleys

Soon you won't even have to be famous for it to ruin your life. We're already seeing the start of thought policing.

Shane Rivers thought police is already very far spread, it’s just that the famous people are the only ones to get on the news, because they are famous. Nobody is going to defend Dave who tweeted from his garage after stretching his pud. That’s just how it goes

im not afraid of becomming famous and then get into such problems. im afraid, that everybodys posts everywhere will be scaned and held acountable for

@@MuffinTastic except you can't because of infinite scrolling

...for VPN's.

OI. OUR RECORDS SHOW YOU BOUGHT A COMPUTER BUT DON'T HAVE A PORN LOICENSE.

@@billybobjoe198 Wow lol.

@@billybobjoe198 I wouldn't be surprised if that ends up becoming a reality.

porn is bad for society

Likewise.

Tbh I don't think it has aged very much at all.

@Randomly Ryan fucking nerds need to stop being nob eds

RestingTea I love your thumbnail

How does no one realize Counter Strike is merely a game. They gotta chill

Imagine not having adblocker in 2019. xD

@@Dragon.7722 ᵉᶜᵏˢ ᵈᵉᵉ

@@Dragon.7722 some people want to support creators, and don't mind periodically waiting five seconds or having to click the X on a popup to do so

@Uku Sibul

Epic gamer.

Guess I should clarify SAME TYPE not the one he has. It's a pretty damn old USB desktop mic! Don't comment on KZfaq while tired after work.

1 year late but thanks for the clarification

@@noamias4897 you're welcome.

Chance would be a fine thing.

@@Tudvari A fine thing indeed.

like fisting

Yep, shits fucked up

The reason most people dont stand up for others is because most of them feel like because they're not in that situation or the ones being oppressed they dont feel the need or right to step in and save a bit of humanity Edit: it's a shame, I was questioning my sexuality in a boys school but nobody would help me as they didnt feel like it was their place to help a 13 year old kid who's considering some bad options

people dont value freedom enough anymore and they think they can just trade it for safety

well he's absolutely right, porn is an easy target because not many will stand up for it. i will, however, die for my right to tuch pp to bondage and i will scream it loud and proud if that's what it takes. i'll also fight for other degenerates because i have no shame and you can't make me backpedal by accusing me of having a fetish

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read ur bio, hope youre still alive and well

4:15

Truly a pioneer

No kid nowadays likes the old days of internet, they are not in that level of creativity and mind, we used to be at those standards that we considered cool and revolutionary, but now those standards are gone, replaced by much worse things and games, no kid nowadays knows Madness Day or New grounds, and never played JUR.

Y

you will feel extremely tired but cant sleep

WAKE ME UP INSIDE [Can't wake up]

Coffee doesn’t give energy, it only stops the body from making the chemicals that tell the brain you need sleep. Sleeping pills works by giving a ton of that which undercuts the coffees blocking effects, so in my theory you’ll sleep with a nice warm bean juice in your stomach

Am i right to assume this law was written by individuals who didn't know or were unwilling to acknowledge they knew what "squirting" is and how it works?

@Glorious Bastard xd

Today it's not socially accepted to say Prostituet in Sweden, it's offensive because it's used as a slur by teenagers. You can even be kicked out of Political groups and parties for using that word. They want you to say "Sex Workers". I personally got kicked out of a Facebook group for using the word Prostituet, when I refused to use sex worker. The world have a PC (PC = political correctness) problem, everyone have said something that can label you as something that ends with -ism or -phobia. I have personally joked about breaking up with woman who have hair on there legs, I was called sexist even if I explained I joked. For me, its really like screaming wolf wolf, when there is no wolf. If they call me sexist for a joke, when I'm not, you are actually making the word lose its meaning. Me sexist for a joke? no, real sexism is what happens in China, where couples wish for a baby boy, but end up getting a baby girl, where they end up leaving the child. Thats real sexism.

@@Repz98 dont copy and paste large blocks of text, thats spam

What does female ejaculation mean in this context?

@@niydfass1060 if they try really hard, women can shoot out stuff too(in varying amounts and force). theres heavy debate on whether the stuff in question is pee or something else, but i suppose there can only be one easily identifiable truth.

Klaus Nasenberg Its literally just urine

Falc0n it’s true, it’s now illegal to piss, heard it here first

Actually it pretty much is the same thing since female ejaculation is just involuntary pissing.

R. Ringshifter completely agree, also fuck nazis

@@kliksphilip I'm not holding it against the Queen personally, but I think it's completely legitimate we should be asking why our royal family was totally cool with doing a load of Nazi salutes in 1933. Debates about the royals shouldn't be about "how are these individual people", but "what does this institution do and support". So yeah, the main difference is I'm not really asking for Queen Elizabeth the II to abdicate, but for the entire monarchy to be abolished. But, to be honest, I did forget to take that into account and mostly took what you are saying as "supporting Nazis in 1933 was understandable". So as long as you're not saying that, then I'm not as furious lol. Still think you are giving racist grannies too much leway though, and that the general idea behind what you're saying is misguided. The racist granny was just as racist when she was younger. Just because it was more socially acceptable doesn't mean the idea wasn't as bad... people have been saying racism is wrong since forever, the fact it was socially acceptable should be a damning indictment of those times, the people who had power in those times, the media in those times etc. etc.

Sure, but once they're done with their little crusade, will they disband their templars? Or will they just keep going around just because it gives them attention? In my opinion "pride" is an oversaturated topic. Not that i have anything against gay people, but the only way to get them to shut up about their constant complaining is to just ignore them.

@@FrederikSeerupNielsen no they won't since they get to party for a whole month.

​@@FrederikSeerupNielsen I feel like you didn't even read my comment. It's not a "crusade," there's no organized "templars." It's just a marginalized group of people making their presence known. At its core, pride isn't just a "topic" or a grasp for attention. As I said, it's pride in fighting oppression. Is it so hard to let people be happy that they are no longer at risk of getting stoned, imprisoned, the death penalty, etc.? That they can finally get married? It's not pointless "complaining" - these are people fighting for their rights, because there are certainly people opposing them. You could say they're equal now, that it's all fine - but even ignoring things like the fact that in over half of America you can still be fired from your job for being gay, it's worse in most other countries. There are 14 countries that have the death penalty for homosexuality. A total of 71 where it's still illegal, in some cases punishable with up to life imprisonment. Should we not be leading by example? Should we not let their fight for rights be heard on a global scale? I'm sure you can put up with a few news posts about it now and then. It doesn't really affect you otherwise. Oh man, and I haven't even gotten started on how important it is for kids to see LGBT content in the media. Just you wait till I rant about that.

@@plusonerabbit It affects me because it's unnecessary in the civilised world, if they really wanted to make a REAL difference and actually cared and understood the subject, they would protest in countries like Sudan where there is a death penalty for homosexuality. My point is, yes, gays will always be looked down upon, because it's simply in our nature to think it unnatural to see two men kissing, it goes against our needs as a species, even I, who does not consider themselves a homophobe, recoil when i see two men kissing. There is no real point in protesting in America and Europe, in fact it worsens the situation, you only alienate people from your cause by shaming them for not being in your group, and the general public who doesn't care for politics will look down on you for bothering them with these needless protests. And no, kids should not have any sexual content and representation involved in their media whatsoever, the very idea is despicable, and truly disgusts me.

​@@FrederikSeerupNielsen Again, you didn't even read my comment. Third paragraph covers your entire first and second paragraphs. Spoiler alert: if you recoil when you see two men kissing, see it as unnatural, and are disgusted by it, you have internalized homophobia. You've got some feelings you need to work out. I didn't say kids should see sexual content, I said LGBT content. The fact that you consider LGBT and sexual to be one and the same is concerning. It's important for them to know gay people exist and see them portrayed as normal people, because they are normal people. They lead everyday lives like everyone else. When LGBT people don't get representation in media, kids don't ever see that as a possibility, or even worse, if they see it portrayed with terrible stereotypes, they see it as a *bad* possibility. When some of these kids turn out to be gay, it's no wonder the suicide rates are unprecedented. They're taught their entire childhood that being straight is the default, that they'll grow up and get married to the opposite sex, have a big family of biological kids, etc. And when that's not the case? Not even considering outside factors from parents kicking them out of their house, sending them to conversion therapy, etc., they're filled with self-hatred and confusion about their own feelings. Here's my experience: I'm gay. All my childhood, I was told I was straight. I was told it was the norm, that I'd grow up and fall in love with a woman. I had a lot of female friends in school. I never felt any attraction to them, but everyone always joked about me having a lot of girlfriends, and seeing how men acted in TV, I assumed this must be what everyone else felt. Later on, when I became good friends with some of them, people said I was in love with them. So, to me, love was simply the next step up from friendship. Obviously, I was going about this completely the wrong way, but it was all I knew, and every adult was encouraging this line of thought. Let me repeat: **I didn't know what love was**. Girls would ask me if I "liked" them, and I would say yes, not understanding what they meant. I dated several girls until it finally clicked in my late preteens that something was different. Looking back, I'm not sure how I convinced myself I was straight for so long, but I just never really questioned it. I'm sure if the question had been presented to me, and if I had really thought about it, I would've realized much sooner. But it never was, because gay people were never in media besides token characters in TV shows. The thought that I had been mislead about what the emotion *love* is sickens me. I was just a kid, so I guess I didn't miss out on much, but it still makes me feel terrible. How did I miss out on what LOVE was for so many years? I never want anyone else to have to go through the painful realization that they've been missing out on such an essential part of the human experience. Seeing LGBT awareness in the media makes me happy, because I know it means there's less kids that will be misled in the way I was. I know I'm not alone in this - I even had a friend who realized he was bisexual in his mid teens. He'd noticed he felt similarly towards men as women, but never made the connection, because it wasn't presented as an option. Because straight was simply the default, and there was no need to question it if he was attracted to women as well. I don't even want this subject to be a debate, I just want it to be a thing of the past. I don't want anyone to misunderstand who they are. Sorry for the essay of a KZfaq comment, and I realize you're probably not gonna read all of this, but I figured I may as well shout into the void. It's a topic very dear to me and it's hard to see people misunderstand it on such a fundamental level. I'm not normally super outspoken about this kind of stuff. I don't shout it at people in real life, I "pass" as straight (because apparently gay people look a specific way?) and don't bring up my sexuality unless it's relevant. I don't spam articles about it on Facebook, hell, I haven't even used my Facebook account for the last several years. But, as previously mentioned, I like to talk about it when it's relevant, and this is my comment thread, so here we are. Good practice for debates, I suppose.

Unfortunately the only thing your going to get for celebrating being straight is shamed. Isn't that ironic?

@@cattysplat cause straight pride is a closeted way to dab on them gays?