Very damning FilmRobert

But but that was jokes, friendo! - Bob, probably

Was the Atari ET game his equivalent of Black Tuesday 1929?

He probably does unironically have PTSD when Trump became president.

"I didn't fight in three console wars to take that attitude from snot-nosed little... these hints are the best that ninety-nine cents a minute can buy!" If you know what this line is from, you get a cookie.

Another difference is Mobiebob has never won public office.

@@Coconut-219Wasn't there election rigging involved in getting Hitler into office?

But but Bob only wants to minecraft the Bigots! That's why he's *not* a eugenecist, Friendo! [/sarcasm]

Both are quoting Saul Alisnky

It's a surprisingly common quote and belief across left wing types of all kinds.

Thank God Bob isn't as forgone as god's strongest Mr. Hands self-insert, Vaush

"i havent seen a meaningful argument against child P****" -Vausch

A common socialist talking point.

That should be Mike Klum's next doc. DSP has fallen through, Diabeto is the next boss.

Are troglodytes like a short-stack thing?

I think he should reconsider. His basement apartment basically makes him a troglodyte himself.

guess he doesnt forgive himself hahaha

@@Instafail I don't think moviebobs eyes are becoming vestigial due to lack of use, I think his face is eating his eyes.

Thanks for putting into words what I was thinking.

Robertopelicula lmfaoooo

Worry not, for the night is darkest before the Don.

Well like the saying goes the more you turn right you’ll eventually end up left

And Mountain Dew

Legendary comment

alledgedly what made bob ditch catholicism is he prayed to god that his elderly dog wouldn't die, it died because it was old, therefore god isn't reals. Oddly, Bob doesn't seem to have gotten a dog again since then.

Beautiful pfp

Poor pupper. I bet he was relieved to FINALLY be away from Bob though.

Just Some Guy?

Lmao ​@@vileluca

​@vileluca this was before he was outed as a commie-cuck

I didn't know Vaush was active at that time.

​@@theentangledwiggler-man2344 vaush, Vedo the Pedo and Captain Diabeto all look and sound the same to me.

It would've been hilarious if it was all bob

Why do you even dislike far right views? Do you mistake them for far left views?

​@@vietcongwarlord6931 What? You can dislike Anarcho-Communism and a Theocratic Monarchy at the same time. Hitler wasn't even far-right, by all accounts he was relatively centrist but hyper authoritarian. People like to ignore that "Socialism" part of National Socialism.

The Moviebob quiz certainly made me question if… You know what? I didn’t question anything. It’s just a stunned silence that evokes. That there is so much evidence to point that the phrase “believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear” is being overloaded to a comedic degree.

​@@vietcongwarlord6931 what?

Bob wants the Long Forks too

Because its based on the axiom of if there is a single member of those who committed their grievance left, there will always be the possibility that they will seek revenge on our rebalancing of power to enact justice. therefore they will be an existential theeat to any long term stability. It's "we have to destroy them because otherwise they will come back to destroy us when we enact our justice." The insanity that leads of no method of reconciliation.

Unironically true. The best they tend to have in their defence is "THAT kind of grievance is wrong, we have the RIGHTEOUS kind!"

I've also found it's due to the subjectivist solipsism of post-modernist philosophies, which includes Marxism, which all major 20th and 21st century socialist movements -- and yes, that includes the National Socialist German Workers Party -- were, and are, immutably based on. Post-modernism, which is best defined in Stephen Hicks fantastic talk, "The Origins of Post-Modernism," I find to be better described as anti-enlightenment, because it is a rejection and adoption of opposite principles that arose during the enlightenment period of The Renaissance, like objectivism, individualism, Protestantism (one's personal relationship with God), and evidence-based reasoning. Post modernists reject the divine precept of truth to power (the idea that the more grounded in truth you are, the better version of yourself and the more powerful you become; this is why one of the many holy titles of The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit is "The Truth"), and instead worship at the false altar of power to truth. Post-modernist thinkers sincerely believe that they can dictate right from wrong, fact from fiction, and how the universe itself operates, if only they can be given enough power. They don't think they need to improve, because think they're already perfect, and the world just needs to affirm their perfection. (For the record, this is at the heart of why girl bosses are all so insufferably vile.) That's why they don't consider fundamental hypocrisy to be a fatal flaw in their ideology; they, in fact, consider it their greatest _feature._ But most pertinent to the topic, that's why when post modernists gain enough power, they always, always, ALWAYS use it for genocide; they sincerely believe that they can magically poof their fantasies of utopia into existence, if only they can force everyone else in the world to believe the exact same things that they do, so they see even just one person with a dissenting opinion as annexing them from their utopia, and thus view it not just as their right, but their moral duty to exterminate their opposition. That's why monsters like Movie Bob genuinely believe that the United States will just magically turn into a socialist paradise, if only he could just murder every single person who leans right. It's not just because he blames all of his failures as a worthless waste of human tissue upon them, but because he's a weak, stupid, cowardly, evil man-baby who has no idea how the world actually works, but he _thinks_ he does, because he's incapable and unwilling to perceive beyond his own delusions.

​@@DaMaster012 another way to describe it is the constant fervor for dekulakination. Nietzsche's warning about starting into the abyss, or becoming a monster is given towards post modernists. They have no moral basis or soul that would hold them back from returning to the abyss or falling to hell.

Since you basically have to define 'racist' down to 'People not of my race should just die' to _match_ Bob's rhetoric, I'd say most racists are far less hateful. Especially since it's racist to associate positive qualities with a race.

Well, since Bob himself is a racist, I don’t find that too hard to believe

From what I know, a significant portion of racists believe the race they dislike are inferior to them, but still human, and probably wouldn't say "I would Thanos snap (insert race here) if I got the chance." So yes, CinemaRoberto is a special kind of hateful.

He did what?!

Crimes against poultry

A crime most Fowl

​@@dontshootmex5588he once marinated a whole chicken in it

@@sakun117 🤣😂🤣 Well played there.

That's correct, he should be dressed as a communist.

Poetic, not ironic

"Mucho final solution - o" From the diary of Diabeto.1939.

Diabeto would have been kicked out of the SS for being TOO anti-semitic if he was alive back then.

@@user-ld9tf4td8s Actually it’s both poetic and ironic, they aren’t mutually exclusive. Both are accurate in this case.

Hoo, boy, if that doesn't say something real scary about Bob Chipman... Makes me glad Bob's never been in a position where he can seize power.

Ah yes. The Emet-Selch justification: "But yes, moral relativism and all that. Case in point- I do not consider you to be truly alive. Ergo, I will not be guilty of murder if I kill you."

@@lordkrauser This reminds me of Karl Marx

@@hyperbolicninja You joke, but that was literally Marx's mentality to justify his insatiable, kleptomaniacal envy: "If I can beat the ideas of ownership and private property out of everyone else in the world, then I won't be guilty of theft when I steal all the money and material possessions on Earth." All leftist philosophical persuasions are built upon one single foundation: the abdication of personal responsibility.

Those trans fumes completely rewired it's brain chemistry

"Nazi" is not a German word (there is no such thing as a word that small in German). It was coined by the British, because it was a lot easier to say that the party's full name, "Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei," which, in English directly translates -- _word for word_ -- to "National Socialist German Worker's Party." The Inclusion of the word "Socialist" to the party's name was an addition made by Hitler himself. To say "Nazi" is not a political position, or to even suggest their crimes against humanity are unrelated to politics (specifically their politics), is _at best_ an ignorance of history so vast that it lends credence to Magnus The Red's mantra that ignorance is a sin, and at worst an action of malignant intellectual dishonesty and/or deceit, because the evil things they did were rooted in, interminably linked to, and in fact outright homoousian of their political beliefs. To say the evil of the NSDAP had nothing to do with their politics is as terminally foolish and/or as luciferianly arrogant as saying that The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics "wasn't _reeeal_ Marxism."

When people forget what the term Nazi stands for and use it as a slur.

@@DaMaster012 Indeed. Even worse is the crowd who's been bamboozled by the "Hitler wasn't a socialist!" argument... which is patently false because he nationalized the trade unions, had socialist price controls, and openly stated and DEFINED national SOCIALISM in comparison with the Bolchevik (Russian) communism.

@@Jetblast01 National Socialist German Workers Party, emphasis on *"Socialist."* Socialists have been working overtime since 1945 to retcon history and hide the fact that their ideology created the most evil regimes and the bloodiest war in human history, while simultaneously slandering their opponents as being what they themselves are guilty of. The dirtiest open secret about World War II is that it was a bunch of socialist nations going to war with each other over their favorite flavor of socialism.

I agree with Ragsssss on this point, it can be dangerous to simply dismiss everyone who believes in a certain ideology as crazy without giving logical reasons for why the ideology is incorrect.

I had to deal with a neighbor who proudly put up a Trump 2024 sign on his lawn as if he's a better candidate than Nikki Haley. Yet despite my cynical perceptions, he revealed himself to be a pretty nice and civil guy. Not all individuals with fucked up beliefs have terrible personalities.

This isn't just about semantics, jay is just wrong and very ignorant.

@@pinkCEO When isn't he wrong? or just pushing his terrible takes? One of the few good things to come out of Jay is the drama with the turk stealing his video for content on Twitch, that's about it. You mean to say treating people like people can change your opinion and maybe even get them to come around, even a little? No, Jay would sooner burn them at the stake than try and help anyone other than himself or someone who disagrees with him. Honestly based on what I'm hearing, he's not much better than Bob with how extreme he can be, deep down.

I agree with rags, it is childish to dismiss any belief you find unsettling to be 'crazy', and this way of thinking will only lead to to ideological radicalsm and dehumanisation of your opponent. A much safer and more productive way of debating a 'nazi' would be to take them seriously and properly dissect their point, rather than blindly insult them, that way both sides can engage in proper discussion and hopefully learn from one another in a positive manner.

Wish I had seen this sooner. Love the guys but god they can be insufferable when they argue while refusing to agree on a definition.

Thank you, I fucking hate semantical arguments.

Hitler was hardly brilliant except in one way... pubic speaking. Outside of that, he ranged from just respectably adept to cartooishly inept. He was in bold as fuck in taking power but he was not brilliant the way like, Napoleon absolutely was brilliant and almost certainly a profound genius.

People like Jay who think you have to be crazy to think or be a certain way, is one way how you can get socialists like the Nazis in power.

An idea so stupid only a genius could think of it

They iterated on socialism, and the first half of the 20th century is what we got as a result. Maybe we should just stop iterating on socialism and just put it down.

He is right in that even if you consider a particular belief crazy, it does not mean that everyone who holds that belief is also crazy. People are more complex than just a single act or belief. For example everyone is capable of occasionally doing something stupid. That doesn't mean everyone is inherently stupid themselves for having done so.

I’m not a lifter, but my dad was back in the day, and he would say something that I always remember: “You’re only as good as your last lift.” MovieRobert probably didn’t lift 310 lbs, but even if he did at one time, it doesn’t matter because he hasn’t been able to lift heavy (if at all) for a while.

@@the_absurd_hero Every picture of the guy from his pre-internet days is him being a lard whale. There was no way in hell he ever benched any weight, let alone 310.

In britbongland, 3 plates is something like 308.9 lbs because the plates are 20kg, not "45lbs" or 20.4kg. That being said, moviebob isn't Bri'ish is he (I actualy dont know)?

So.... was Bob talking about his own weight? Like, lifting himself up out of a chair? That counts, right?

310lbs of bean dip and dingdongs.

Game theory hired Bob? What did he work on?

@@alduinthetyrant5225 IIRC, a writer for some Film Theory videos (unless there's another Bob Chipman out there that talks about movies). In a comical lack of surprise, he shows up most often on Mario and MCU/Superhero videos.

@@charlesruteal9062 That simultaneously makes too much sense and none at all. I suppose we really are living in the bizarro world timeline.

That explains so much.

@@charlesruteal9062 To be fair, that is the one area he's well-informed in. I'm sure Matpat was loathe to do it, but Bob knows his stuff in these two areas.

He’s responding to exactly the kind of prejudice that makes Bob’s opinions so reprehensible, in this instance emerging from the mouth of Jay.

​@@realistic_delinquentI'm kind of shocked that Jay couldn't understand why what they said was being insanely reductive

​@@realistic_delinquent Comparing criminals to non-criminals is a false equivalency. It can be debated where exactly the line is drawn exactly, sure - but I would say peds' probably rate significantly closer to that line than someone who voted for somebody you don't like completely legally, or held an American flag once, or "is white and male"

The absolute irony of Jay being the one on the other side of that argument... Heh.

Bro what? What video did you see this? I gotta know haha.

@@Lucas02000 It might be from Brick By Brick, where MovieBob compares his life to Mario 3

It's his trans mind working overtime

I find it funny that he talks badly about delusional people while denying reality himself.

He reminds me of Fez from Ron and Fez who did an amazingly similar crazy rant.

It refers to any organism that resides primarily in caves, not just people.

Voting 3-7 times will take all day.

Yeah that's a bizarre one, no idea where he got that idea from.

Most of its presence in modern nerdery can be traced back to _Dungeon & Dragon's Monster Manual,_ however. Well, I suspect. On the other hand, if you never discovered the word's actual meaning, you're not likely to describe people as primitive cave-dwelling humanoid lizards. It's a fun word, but it's not obviously applicable.

No, she was just right This is normal, just look at the 2016 election, anyone who disagreed with one or the other was dehumanized

well when Jay is incredibly wrong and saying something damaging like this its good that Rags pushed back.

He does; listen to his drunk rant.

Makes you wonder how much he really agrees with Bob's insane opinions about anyone but him, he seems to have this innocent persona yet deep down it really seems like he hates everyone who doesn't agree with him or follows his every word. Could be wrong but I have lost count of how many times Jay is just way off base.

I heard a story a while ago about someone who was in the SS who paradropped into France after DDay. He and his allies were in about 11 different crosshairs by the time they landed, so they just dropped their guns and yelled "Don't shoot!" Thankfully the Geneva Convention was in place so they didn't shoot. He then went on about how being an Allied POW was better than serving Hitler, how he enjoyed some steaks and gained weight. History is ugly, but indeed nuanced, so I'm not personally comfortable with assigning motive to anyone who doesn't prove it in their own words, "Nazi" or no. So yeah Jay was dead wrong. Edit: If you want to see the ramblings of an *actual* Nazi, see below. Though this may be Moviebob in disguise, it's hard to tell

As an actual National Socialist and someone who looks at Hitler as a role model, I can unequivocally state that I am *not* crazy and I am *not* thinking irrationally. You can disagree with my views, opinions and beliefs all you like, but to say that I am crazy or irrational because you don't like or disagree with what I think is wildly ignorant and disappointingly dismissive from a group of men who label themselves as analytical critics.

​@JasonX909 What is left out of that story is that the SS soldier was saying it was better to be an allied POW than to be serving on the Eastern Front. It's not like he was Hitler's butler. He was saying he preferred being in an Allied POW camp to fighting hordes of savage Communists in a frozen wasteland. Literally any sane person would.

@JasonX909 1) That is just empirically incorrect 2) You seem to be implying the idea that anyone who doesn't think the way you do has lost their attachment to reality and is actually insane. That seems a tiny bit rigidly dogmatic.

I agree with Rags too. You can be evil without being crazy.

The Standford prison experiment was a fraud. It both couldn't be replicated (a requirement of science) and the people who took part admitted that they were pressured into rigging the experiment or helped it along for their own purposes (one inmate faked a psychological breakdown so he could get time off to study for his exams).

Just being pedantic, but "Jung" is spelt with a J, not a Y, even though it is pronounced "Young." I can't blame you for not reading Jung; it's almost as bad as reading Hegel or Heidegger.

While I wouldn't cite the Stanford experiment because it's methodology was severely flawed, you are right. Every great tragedy needs workers to keep the machine running, regardless of what ideology or time period it exists in. Morality is very subjective and it's important to understand that when viewing any kind of difference of perspective. Something MauLer got some real fun first hand experience with when talking to xQc.

Jordan has had some good takes overall but recent clownery has seemingly uncalibrated his moral compass. His efficacy has really been thrown into question when he "betrayed" (from their point of view) those who support freedom of speech, and it's really come back to bite him now ala "he did not speak up when they came for them, now they come for him and there is no one left to speak up" type situation. Also kind of has that 'highly educated person blindspot' (though nowhere nearly as bad as some charlatan elitist like Sam Harris) so sometimes gets too caught up in the weeds waxing poetic about human nature and things to just cut to the point and call a spade a spade.

Tbf that was an exceedingly brief period, compared to like, the rest of human history.

@@eXpriest You're not wrong, I'll grant you

Not really, just look at all the antisemitism re Israel that’s existed since basically the independence war Stalin wanted to start his own version of Mr Mustache’s famous event but he died first And then of course, take a look at today with Israel, anti semitism is humanity’s oldest belief

@@looinrims What I mean is, generally speaking, there seemed to be a nice little grace period between WWII and slightly before the Israel-Gaza war, where being openly antisemitic was generally frowned upon; kept close to the vest, not spoken of in polite conversation, etc. That was the world I grew up in, at least.

@@MrGeorgeFlorcus still gonna disagree with you, maybe not being a Jew leads to not seeing it so much

To be fair the way they use subhuman (untermensch) is more or less analogous, especially since I don't think hoehlenbewohner has the same connotations, but I'd have to ask a native German speaker to let me know.

Why would that be common knowledge?

@liamjm9278 I don't know. Maybe people who have instant access to basically all of the information in history would take five seconds to Google something? I'm not expecting people to know the etymology of a word or its complete history, but saying "I think it's a word from D&D" is fucking stupid.

@@ragingmoderate6791 So they should constantly search up every single word and term just so that they don't misuse it? Yeah, that seems possible.

@liamjm9278 There are 5 people in this stream, sometimes 3, sometimes 8. Oh, and they go for hours at a time. Having someone look up a word occasionally isn't going to cause any issues at all. Taking five seconds to look up a word when it's something you aren't familiar with. Something that would happen once a year, probably, is somehow too much work. Okay.

Adolf and Cinema Robert as buddy cops? ...but who plays the 'bad cop' in interrogations? Or are they a couple having romance-related comedy shenanigans?

I've seen plenty of stuff from Flat Earthers. A lot of them seem to have latched on to it as a way to make themselves "in the know" and better than others whilst being surrounded by like minded people Then I saw a flatearther video where he claimed the sun was flat on the back because he had seen it in a vision. That's genuine crazy right there

Back when he was only 300lbs?

Both have no clue what national socialism is.

His views are not that much different or more extreme than breadtubers (online champagne communists)

The extreme left is a protected species on social media, they can pretty much say what they want & not get in trouble because their ideology is in line with Big Tech & the media

The console wars were his personal Vietnam (actual thing he wrote for his book).

​@@ChucksSEADnDEADHe wrote a book?

​@@lekhaclam87 yeah, he also wrote there that he stayed at home playing Super Mario 3 instead of going at his grandma's funeral

I do believe some were used by snipers. Not very common, but theydid use it

Lol

I think Jay employs the Sam Harris definition of crazy: “either it is right (I believe it), or it is crazy. Exceptions exist only where they serve to preserve my reputation as reasonable/intellectual”.

Jay is kind of slow

@@realistic_delinquent While I agree that basically encompasses Sam Harris' worldview, LOL, I don't know about Jay. I'll settle for him being myopic. XD

Lets just say I don't exactly find myself missing Jay as part of the regular reoccurring EFAP guests these days. I actually did go to Jay's channel, the recent Dr-Who video is mostly solid - definitely steer clear of the older stuff though, I made that mistake...

Not even just Spencer, it says at the start that some are from a Neo-Nazi forum