Feminists still biologically incapable of taking jokes.

@@jordanthompson8268 According to your criminal record you are biologically incapable of not sexually assaulting your little sister

I'm a guy but I'd be more worried about the bathroom demons part. People at that level can be a danger to themselves or others. It's a tragedy that the government literally abandoned the most vulnerable people in society.

@@anthonyrowland9072 Oh, no no. The demons were in fact, terrifying. My friend is 6'4" and I was always afraid when EMS was called for one of his episodes that he was going to get shot by cops. But that was part and parcel of his disease. I didn't mind going to his place at 3 am to make sure he was okay. But demons certainly didn't make him tell me "how can you tell if you're friends with a woman" jokes in his lucid moments.

Yeah. I had an ex who, when we were still together in our queerplatonic relationship, would lash out at me and blame them for their own trauma reactions due to childhood abuse they endured. They would also tell me angrily I'd done things I hadn't, things I provably hadn't, and I could never tell what was the mental illness and what was them imitating the abusive patterns their dad taught down to them. It's really painful shit to process regarding someone you care about.

Oh they know, and they love it lmao.

Almost never I’d say. If some of them don’t care if they even realize the part they play in this cycle

Recently Tim Pool had a temper tantrum because he had to pull another video off YT because the guest in a matter of minutes called for violence against specific people twice. He actually ranted (paraphrased), "Why does this keep happening?!? Why do guests on here struggle to follow basic rules about not calling for murder?" And yet he never took the thought further that _maybe_ his views rally those types of people and rhetoric around him. He either is personally unable or can't due to finances and influence actually question where his views actually lead. That the end point is very obviously violence. But if he acknowledges that, it demands some serious self reflection and change both personally and professionally, so that won't happen.

They know. They want it.

They don’t. There’s no money to be made in self-awareness.

It depends on wether you mean "jewish" companies or not

Lmaoooo. He definitely seems to be riding that libertarian-conspiracist line, where they’re still highly distrustful of corporations while ALSO hating the workers too. It’s a bizarre ideology.

​@@deaddomain Conspiracy theories appeal to people who crave "secret knowledge" to feel superior about having. That's the motivation for a lot of them.

@@deaddomainit really… doesn’t make any sense. I know the cliche is the vote against their best interests and they all think they’ll be the boss some day, but I honestly think most of these guys just want to go back to how society was in the 1700s or some shit, where it was essentially “every man for himself”. They don’t believe in societal cooperation in the least.

Right wingers will complain about corporations yet still identify as capitalist

shit, that sucks. it's hard to reach people once they decide they don't care about the demonstrability of truth. it's like they say, you can't use reason to influence a position that wasn't arrived at using reason. have you looked into cult deprogramming techniques or street epistemology or anything? might give you some ideas on how to approach him effectively. good luck to you.

You should see the long list of lgbtq criminals, but what do i know I'm just a guy who looks both ways (left and right)when I cross the streets

Same people who called me a conspiracy theorist gathered in large crowds to mostly peaceful protest during the most deadly pandemic in history.

@@goctexas1444 what was the conspiracy they were putting on you?

​​​@@goctexas1444what are you talking about this subpost is about someone's dad.

Like LITERALLY! He’s been saying the things they cry about for YEARS! And they unironically go “nah that’s an op, gotta be a fed, we’d never say that.”

@@deaddomain exactly. The things that this man does and says and believes are the logical conclusion of right wing talking points.

Oh they say it to the right crowd but in public sure they'll claim otherwise.

​@@KoRntechyup! I've had the...pleasure...of listening to right wingers behind closed doors. If people think what they say in public is horrendous, just get them in private. You'll want to dig your grave and eagerly climb in it.

What are you talking about? The Trumpers don't even bother disguising it. Hell, they're downright proud of it. It's right there in the fucking title of 'white christian nationalist'.

it's both, we need better gun legistlation and mental health

​@@wodekw6862 the actual cause of this is propaganda and bigotry. Mentally ill people who aren't bigots don't execute people for political reasons.

@@wodekw6862 agreed wholeheartedly

Thoughts and prayers.🙄

​​​​​@@wodekw6862Okay, yes, both are an issue, but one is a contributing factor and the other is the tool for enabling the violence. One is clearly doing more of the heavy lifting than the other in those situations😂

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for real, the actual rant was basically just an Alex Jones "fight like hell" rant with a bit of legal jargon mixed in. oh, and occasionally showing the decapitated head of his father.

@@DissedRedEngiesounds like a usual night on 4chan.

He's saying the things we say and did the things we want to do. Better call it a psyop so we can continue to feel like justified victims when we imagine ourselves doing the things we're calling a psyop.

Oh, another great way to put it. Fantastic way to draw the distinction.

Multiple studies have shown otherwise. Video games are now more profitable than all other forms of media *combined*. Something like 35% of the ENTIRE world plays video games nowdays. I suggest you may want to read up on this topic further before you make an even bigger fool of yourself than you already have.

@@brianhirt5027 You're so right, dude. People who don't read really do look stupid. Thanks for informing me of that.

@@brianhirt5027 if video games cause real life violence how come 35% of the entire world isn’t in prison then? Have you ever played a game? If so, have you actually hurt anyone or driven recklessly, etc as a result?

@@brianhirt5027 What studies and who did them? Not to dismiss and try to discredit your highly respectful source of "trust me bro" I highly doubt that videogames increase violence lol. Violence as a WHOLE has been on a steady decline since lead has been removed from gas, and since that time violent video games have been on the rise and videogame use has skyrocketed among the populace. Are we talking maladjusted individuals that happen to play video games or vidya games made them do it. If your think its the latter you may want to interact with more people in real life and touch grass. Honestly what point are you trying to make? Its like half of a thought, with an insult.

Couldn't make it as Class Clown, wasn't able to make it into the other categories.

Lmfao

I thought someone said this about him afterwards but his high school class actually voted 😂

He chose regular clown 😂😂

Agreed. Years ago the older brother of my friend was trying to get everyone watch a video of a beheading whilst at a lan, I luckily didn’t see anything but before the actual act but it still sticks in my head. It’s not something anyone should ‘take part in’

I ended up seeking it out - long before I saw the video we are commenting on. I was curious to hear this dude’s “rhetoric” as I feel it’s important to remain educated on the talking points of violent extremists to look out for red flags in our own lives. Further, I figured it couldn’t be *that* bad… the advice here is good, as the most extreme bits are quite literally in the first few frames (even though the thumbnail indicated otherwise…)

I mean some of those can be side effects of anxiety and antisocial behaviors, but yeah I’m sure a constant upbringing centered on being productive and striking out on your own didn’t help.

Don't use the ramblings of an insane person to attack society. He did that because he was insane not because capitalism is inherently problematic. Every economic system has its flaws so keep your partisan rhetoric out of this. Democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others that have been tried. As an Australian I'm a monarchist myself but I have more trust in society than communism that either devolves into totalitarian dictatorships or becomes capitalist with a red coat of paint. True socialism can never be achieved outside of the literal Stone Age and I wish people would realize that based on history.

Being replaced by illegal cheap labor? Democracy

He has luckily been found not guilty for reasons of insanity quite recently. He was showing all the signs and nobody got him help, so I am glad for the sentencing

@@marlieshilgersom3569 oh thank god. that was a tragic case and it was his first psychotic break so he didn't even have a chance to take meds etc. it's one thing if someone is negligent w their mental health but this guy had no idea what was happening to him. it could be literally any one of us.

There is something to such authentic expression regardless of quality that I find alluring.

Wait, they thought he was fighting a literal demon? That's so unbelievably stupid.

@@PatrickWDunnethis is the consequence of pastors getting up on stage, and telling their congregation that mental illness is fake. “Its just demonic possession,” they say, safe from the consequences as they destroy the lives of millions of

It's always both. Some people actually believe it and some people actually use it to make a bunch of money from those other people

Whenever some insane right-winger commits some heinous act and leaves a clear manifesto of their beliefs and motivations (surprise, they quote a bunch of far right conspiracy stories) the right will always cry psyop

The GOP loves to call itself that party of "law and order," so to its followers their actions are either justified regardless of hypocrisy or it's just a conspiracy to make conservatism look bad. Conservatives desperately want to be seen as the "good guys."

@@Ulubai Sadly, you're probaly right.

They believe in personally responsibility sp much that if a right winger does something abhorrant, it's always a false flag.

Yep. What’s worse, is that apparently he had a very supportive family. I didn’t read an article on that until after the stream.

@@deaddomain That's sad beyond words.

Due to life events I eventually became the 'isolated genius' and it's only made healing that much more difficult.

@@deaddomain There's honestly times where "supportive" ends up meaning "doormat" or "enabler", when it comes to family and a child's shitty habits. And sometimes "supportive" isn't enough to undo a parent's own shitty beliefs that they got from their parents. (case in point with me, my dad who was otherwise incredibly forward and counter-culture was very anti-psych and anti-meds, so I'm fairly sure that I didn't get access to shit I should've had "in case it turns me into a zombie/brainwashes me". Thanks, dad, for screwing up your probably ADHD/autistic son's childhood because you swallowed the BS your abusive conservative christian foster parents shoved down your throat.)

I mean, not all isolated people are hateful towards the social. I was isolated for a long time and I never grew hateful. I'm also very mentally ill. idk I'm pretty sure the problem isn't mental illness and isolation as much as propaganda and privilege colliding.

That's an insult to Wesley Willis.

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oddly enough did not expect to see you hear sadly enough thought I was done hearing that name too

@@herrinderpus1445 listen, I'm sorry

I’ve been thinking about this so much recently. When I think of mid-century dichotomy of trad conservatives and liberals, I would think conservatives are more risk-averse, so I’ve never been able to justify how Covid denialism and anti-mask anti-stop-the-spread ended up on that side of the aisle. Modern post-2016 American conservatism really centers machismo, power, paranoia, being vindictive, blocking any and all progressive movement in its entirety, and nothing about “the family”, sensible or small reforms, decentralized policy, or whatever pretty words they hide behind.

Conservatism also dissuades supporting people who are dealing with mental illness. They tend to think that any psychological issues someone might be dealing with are just the result of that person’s own weakness and lack of willpower, and that the only cure is for the afflicted person to “get it together”. Not only does conservatism validate paranoia and delusional thinking, it makes sure that anyone experiencing those problems will lack a support network as well.

Its Populism, not conservatism. Populism doesn't mean popular, it's a specific political identity. It is like if you flipped a true Libertarian upside down: instead of hypercapitalist but socially permissive (like a tech bro) they are socially conservative, but class conscious. All Populism needs to become fascism is someone in gov to say they'll change government so it works for the populists. Then they become nationalists. Part of the reason the Nazi party coopted the term "socialist" as in national-socialist, is because Socialism was broadly popular among both social liberals and social conservatives in Europe in the early 20th century (less so in US, but it probably still peaked here then). Basically when working class ppl become class conscious they have 2 ways to go. They can either become progressives (socialist lite) or populists (fascist lite).

There is no paranoia involved if "Leftists" really are out to get White people...

Yep. And he was so isolated he didn’t even seem to have any irl friends to vouch for him.

They should expect it by this point, though. "I disavow" became a meme in 2016 for a reason.

It's kind of poetic in that we used to believe our heroes went to live in the stars with the other heroes of our stories. The conspiracists that end up acting on the paranoid delusions, become part of the conspiratorial night sky.

This happened to a lot of Jan 6 people who were accused of being antifa. There was a lot of righteous indignation among them. Though I have no idea if the experience of being cast aside like trash actually woke any of them up to the fact that they’re disposable to these right-wing talking heads.

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Welcome to 2024 lol

Louis XVI got 10:22 AM

When I was looking for reference images and pictures of Justin for the thumbnail, I saw so many shitty thumbnails with the head poorly censored and awful emojis and arrows pointing with big bold words that just looked like 😱😭😳 BS. Like. This was an ACTUAL tragedy. Seeing it commodified like that is so awful.

@@deaddomain what corporatization does to mfers.

I hate I missed the video

But don't you DARE say gay! Thanks KZfaq, very cool to know that queerness is more offensive than literal gore and murder.

Did you report the video?

They actually say “do your own research”. Which means not people who are qualified to discuss a subject. They would site a source if they actually cared about that type of thing

@@bulshavix6 true, to them "do your own research" means "don't just look it up, only read my very selective source that you would not have found if you were doing an honest search"

@@Froggsroxx Reddit damage-control threads are not "honest searches" for information, sad to burst your bubble.

@@rustyshackleford1465 never said they were :)

​@@rustyshackleford1465 its not a psyop

This is actually true... so many Right Wing propaganda companies today are comprised of people who have completely failed at Hollywood, despite having money and nepotism on their side.

i mean.. usually they just kill themselves. also calling this man an artist is pretty generous imo

Failed/frustated/angry artist here. I would never do any of this shit lmao

If you get enough failed artists together, you can make your own conservative entertainment company

The conservative companies are made of people who failed at Hollywood, despite their nepotism and money.

Unfortunately I think a lot of people believe it :/

They may not believe it, but they know that a significant amount of their base will believe it. That's the whole point.

@@deaddomain Christ I dont know what's a more depressing idea, that there's that many stupid people gullible enough to fall for the "everything is a psyop" conspiracy or that there's that many evil, unrepentant liars willing to push it to do damage control for their agenda. If I didn't already know we were winning I'd pray for extinction to save future generations from having to suffer living in a world where right wing nutjobs are a major political power

​@@AD-dg3zzthe same base is the one that become another Mohn

Anything to cling to avoid any responsibility. Look at Sandy Hook, the right still clings to that as some secret effort to disarm Americans, because the mere idea of rhetoric and toxicity could ever be responsible.

Oof yeah, I feel that in the worst way possible

Yepppp. I hate knowing it’s just a matter of time until more innocent people will be hurt by this rhetoric, and it will be denied as another “false flag” or “psyop”

The crazy part is how he holds it up for like, 5 seconds, then just keeps it next to him off screen for his entire rant. He has his dad’s head next to him as he’s saying all this shit

It's always like that.

@@xuxuang8574 I feel like this is exactly why so many people get sucked into these conspiracy rabbit holes, they aren't entirely wrong about the government being in the pocket of a few incredibly rich people, they're just wrong about who the incredibly rich people are. Of course, this opens up the door for accepting some of the wilder conspiracy beliefs.

actually the sad part is he beheaded his dad

I live in a Pittsburgh suburb and there are a few of these wackos out this way

Hearing that he graduated college the same year as me and is one year older than me was pretty jarring to hear

You’re not the first to say how close he sounds to a family member, which makes me sad :/

Anyone can sound like anything on KZfaq/internet don't beat yourself up🎉

It's seems like there are two sides to the argument that we must be critical of the media we consume. On one hand, there is the healthy (imo) aspect of checking sources, believing people when they tell you who they are, and being willing to disagree with even people you like over specific elements. On the other hand there is a dark version that consists of not believing anything mainstream media has to say, seeking out sources that uphold your beliefs, and looking for the hidden meaning or forces behind the media. Is this two sides of the same coin issue a matter of the mental health of the person critiquing media or are there specific skills that can be taught to combat what I would consider toxic scepticism?

@@CorwinFound Great question. The studies done on media influence largely center around how kids play video games. Since the 1976 there have been video games made with violent content. In 1976 there was an arcade game that would let you run people over with a car. Ever since then the media has speculated on how video games might make people violent simply by playing them. When I wrote my comment I was referring to those studies, news articles, etc., that tried to claim media consumption is correlated to violent behavior. Media consumption is not correlated to violent behavior directly, however it is correlated to the violent nature of individuals, as they constantly seek out violence or perceive it in media. There were also a slew of violent acts, arson, stabbings, murder, self-harm, etc., all correlated to heavy metal. Heavy metal didn't make these people violent, they were already on a path to destruction before they found their brand of music. The problems started with how people chose to interpret music and/or the behavior of musicians. To answer your question, there are two big solutions to the problem. Firstly, in the late 90's early 2000's congress failed to codify the radio regulation act of the 1930's into constitutional law. For 70 or so years, American media had to be provable or be open to lawsuits and/or legal action. In others, Tucker Carlson would never have been able to broadcast his show on mainstream television before the early 2000's. As it stands, one may say quite literally anything to the masses no matter how false the information is. This has led to the rise in disinformation, pseudo science, and conspiracy theorists. If social media was required to enforced truth/ provability on their sites, as it pertains to the news, social events, sports, etc., then some of this would simply disappear as conspiracies would be harder to promote and maintain online. Secondly, yes one can learn a variety of skills to better vet media. Media Literacy is a skill that needs more promotion and cohesion. The problem has always been the same, we as intelligent people can reject any information in favor of what we perceive or want to be true opposed to the actual facts, i.e., cheery picking information. However, with social media and the internet all problems, and benefits are accelerated x10! A single post can be seen by millions and any information in said post can be spread by anyone almost infinitely. The best first step in media literacy is to identify verifiable and/ or cited work. Google Scholar and PubMed are great places to start looking for academic papers that have citations for their sources. If the media you are consuming does not cites any sources and if full of shocking revelations, its a dead give-a-way that source is passing off false information.

@@mearl3977 If you ever need to refer people to how to verify sources and how important that is, a channel called "veritas et caritas" is focusing on fact-checking (it's for history, but the methods he explains apply to all fields). He's specifically talked about citing and selecting sources in one of his newer videos (and has replied to comments by further explaining how to validate said sources and how to weight which source is most accurate in historical context). On a different topic, thank you for explaining which way the correlation goes, I knew that games don't cause violence but I hadn't checked if violent people seek out violent games for... is carthasis the right word for it? Self-reinforcement? Either way, that's clearly related to the whole "anger loop" that's present in people with anger issues and the brain rewarding them for getting angry and making them seek out things that makes them angrier. (I remember checking a study about anger management and the catharsis of complaining to other people, when I was trying to figure out a way to cool my jets with my impulse and anger management issues, and finding out that the brain is predisposed to anger loops.)

​@@mearl3977Deregulation definitely caused media not only to monopolize but made misinformation and especially disinformation common. Also growing up watching The Three Stooges we understood it was fake and silly. 😊

​@@neoqwerty "Anger loops" I like that. I have to remember that when I, myself, start ruminating. Much like Froot Loops, the taste may be sweet, but it's not nutritional feeding of the brain.

​@@kittychancool888what is your problem

Well hey, thank god we don't live under some kind of all-consuming economic engine that liquefies all social bonds in the pursuit of profit, otherwise people like this would become terrifyingly common!

The Pandemic didn't help matters I'm sure. Just spending day in and day out listening to this stuff with no social life.

Awh thank you ☺️

You have to take into account negativity bias and fundamental attribution error. Sometimes people might act out of having a bad day and not do so consistently, but we tend to attribute an event like that to a person’s fundamental character. If I had to guess, I’d say maybe 5% are _truly_ of serious concern, but that’s a somewhat wild guess LOL. And all it takes is one to ruin the fun.

Whatever the number is, it's only gonna go up as things get worse. I just try to be kind and gently steer interactions in the right direction

Thanksssss I hate itttttt

Idk, it needs more... sing-talking

I like the music, I love absurdist comedy. It’s tragic that people are so isolated, disconnected and hopeless in our society, that we have a wave of untreated mental illness. The guy was obviously creative and intelligent, I would’ve subscribed to a channel of funny music videos with sociological themes. It’s a pity that he fell into these ridiculous conspiratorial ideas..but I have to admit..this garbage thought is pretty mainstream on the internet and in the community these days.

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

I don't agree with their extremism but when you shove a certain lifestyle/viewpoint in so many people's faces you're going to elicit certain reactions🎉

​@@kittychancool888 are you saying that people should hide their differences and try to conform to society because if they don't they deserve any violence that happens to them? I really hope that's not what you're saying, victim blaming with a little emoji at the end, that would be truly disgusting 🎉

Yup. It's gross 🤢

Illumination.... Illuminati follow the white rabbit

I was looking for this comment! That was my first thought when I heard the name.

Thank you. I try my best 🙏

I’m sorrryyyy (thank you for watching)

@@deaddomain I'm just glad one of favorite creators covered this story, and with such tact. All love btw, just having a giggle at the expense of PA's notoriously difficult-to-say district names ❤️✨

"the alt right pipeline" ha ha STFU stop trying to sound intelligent

JFK being alive sounds like Q Anon stuff to me :/

I do my best. Thank you for watching ❤️

I totally understand. For deeper dives like this it also lets me better curate what I mean than I can in the moment. So it’s a win-win!

Lol, I scrolled through the entire comment section to see if someone else noticed this. Funny little detail in such a grim story.

I’d like to point out that it’s impossible to raise a kid and not see they need mental help like this. And I speculate that his dad might’ve also passed some of his political leanings down to his child.

@@AGASHBAALAH Would like to point out my dad missed the whole ass part in my childhood where my bullying caused anxiety and the anxiety caused incontinence, and he could have fixed that by literally just going to a psychology INTERN and saying "my kid was bullied and has social anxiety and incontinence is there a pill for that". I learned at 16 that the lowest dose of anti-anxiety pills was able to cure the incontinence issue I'd been having since I was 8, and the fecking school psychiatry INTERN was able to write me a prescription for it after a 10 minutes conversation about that issue. So yeah, it's not impossible, you just need your dad to be very anti-psych and anti-meds and a distrust of mental health practicioners for a very obvious issue to be overlooked as a problem that your kid can't help or stop and you just have to learn with it and do damage control.

@@neoqwerty yeh I didn’t wanna go into it like that but i was kinda implying that his dad was prolly an asshole too. I also had/have issues that should have been addressed when I was younger.

Im not saying his dad deserved what had happened because its horrific, but i wouldnt be surprised if he was ignorant or outright ignored his sons mental health issues alongside passing down his beliefs

@@cyanidenightshade Unfortunately we see that a lot with right wing parents.

Thank you thank you. I need all the good vibes after this and my upcoming video 😬

Thank you 🙏

I only have a passing interest in music theory, and he stamps on every bit of theory, but not in a good way!

And those healthcare costs too!

Me too 💕

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I can only assume there’s a link

Thank you! I feel so many people don’t get it lol.

Schizoaffective disorder/disassociation Psychosis is very common with these people.

Thank you for watching 🙏

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same

That doesn't surprise me at all

Generally, depending on if it can somehow correlate with the already established and stronger indoctrination and brainwashing. William Sargent (🙄 a really not good dude who advised MI5, MI6 and also CIA on the real MK Ultra apparently) talks about this in his book 'Battle for the Mind', that some brainwashing and indoctrination such as Maoist brainwashing of fundamentalist Christian US military personnel, seemed to have less effect unless it jived with their already established brain washing and indoctrination. It's almost like the mind in a sponge with holes, anyone's, and you can plug the holes with logic and reason skills for defense, or you can plug the holes with indoctrination as a defense against other indoctrination, but multiple indoctrination systems can coexist if there is a rational of compatibility that the indoctrinated justifies. Learn logical fallacies folks

It's incorrect but not a conspiracy.

Yeah man thats the least of his issues lmao thats not the point of this video

Thank youuu. I’m unfortunately very good at it.