Hearted Youtube comments on Biographics (@Biographics) channel.

  1. North Koreans flees to South Korea James Dresnok: Reverse uno card
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  2. Dude got tired of all the rules...so he defects to a country which arguably has even more rules. Logic 101
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  3. Rasputin sounds a lot like a modern day ‘Florida man’
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  4. The fact that the guy who caught him was literally "one day away from retirement" is too much like a movie to believe.
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  5. This dude makes James Bond look like Johnny English!
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  6. I’m a simple man. I see a biographics video about someone from WW2, I click.
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  7. Oversimplified fans: This angered his father, who punished him severely.
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  8. I find it oddly hilarious that he sent a telegram to Hitler, worded in the fashion of a modern text message
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  9. BioGraphics: “Emperor Nero was actually beloved for a time by his people [and] he never actually fiddled as Rome burnt.” Me: ‘I guess he wasn’t that bad after a-‘ BioGraphics: “He instead fiddled a boy he had abducted and castrated because he resembled the wife he had previously kicked to death.” Me: 😐
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  10. Wow. Just... Wow. A 100% politically unbiased video. Incredible. I thought people stopped making these in 2008.
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  11. We need to get Otto Skorzeny on Joe Rogan.
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  12. Bismark has a bunch of famous quotes. "One day the great European War will come out of some damned foolish thing in the Balkans." "Americans are the luckiest people on earth. They are surrounded by weak neighbors and fish." "Whoever speaks of Europe is wrong. It is a geographic expression."
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  13. Hitler: no one is more gruesome than me!! Albert Fish: HOLD MY VICTIM'S ARM
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  14. This is why cable is dying.
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  15. The most deported man I've ever heard of
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  16. The only reason he received such a good life in NK is because he went along with want they wanted him to say and they only allowed him to see what they wanted him to. He was essentially living the trueman show life but he never caught on to the scam.
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  17. After watching too many biographics I start to hear Simon narrating my life: "He could have gone to the gym.....but he chose not to."
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  18. You forgot to mention that Bismarck always had a plan.
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  19. Hey, that FDR fellow looks kinda familiar!
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  20. "john wayne gacy was good with kids" thats quite the quote
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  21. "With no money and very little prospects, he moved to Switzerland." Well, that is something you can't really do anymore.
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  22. Power doesn't corrupt. Power reveals.
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  23. Why can't communists drive manual cars? Cos they keep Stalin.
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  24. Is anyone else addicted to these biographies?
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  25. What an amazing idea to shoot a video about this! There was a million videos, movies, articles about what was happening to Jews during WWII, but nobody ever mentions other minorities/ethnicities. Great job!
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  26. I wish Rommel and Patton could have survived the war. I would have paid money to see what would happen if they shared a beer and talked about the war and tactics. Though they were enemies on the battlefield, I think they could have been friends in real life.
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  27. "A man who procrastinates in his choosing will inevitably have his choice made for him by circumstance." - Hunter S. Thompson
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  28. Goddamn it man. You actually had me convinced for 14 minutes that King Arthur was real.
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  29. With all the years of inbreeding that went on with monarchs of Europe it’s no wonder some were nuts.
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  30. Is it just me or is the 70s the golden age of emerging serial bombers and mass murderers?
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  31. Demons posses people Rasputin posses demons
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  32. I must say, usually I am very impressed with the effort and research that goes into these Biographies. This time though, I'm very upset. Simon completely skipped over Michelangelo's years as a ninja turtle.
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  33. Good Lord! Someone who can tell a story without fluffing around, comes to the point and does not say ‘wait ‘till the end of the video to find out!’ No music, no advertisements. Subscribed.
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  34. It's ironic, in death she gave life to so many others. Sadly, she never knew how important she is to the rest of the world.
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  35. Alexander the Great would not buy SquareSpace. He will conquer it and call it Alexander's Space then kick you out of Biographics and call it Mine.
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  36. "A fighter is not a fighter if he cannot win a fight against himself." - Bruce Lee
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  37. This video covered him better than his guards.
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  38. Idi Amin to the hostages: "Why are you running? Why are you running?"
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  39. "Tried to please everyone, ended up pissing everyone off." Ain't that just the story of human history.
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  40. Damn France really likes revolutions
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  41. Are you afraid of the devil? "Absolutely not. It is him, who is afraid of me." Such a badass!
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  42. Every education channel ever: "We need a host." "Aye just call Simon."
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  43. I want to thank you for presenting a biography absent of political bias. While I care not to reveal my own political viewpoints, I appreciate that you resisted the temptation to spew vitriol and disdain.
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  44. This is extremely accurate and doesn’t seem to be biased as some of the other videos I have seen on trotsky, keep up the good work!
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  45. If you are a descendant of Charlemagne... Hello distant cousin.
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  46. Damn! Sounds like you could get away with A LOT back in the day!
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  47. Hollywood keeps making crap like Sharknado yet this is not a movie yet?!
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  48. When you have one shot, one opportunity, to seize everything you ever wanted, would you capture it? Or just let it slip? -Pinochet, 1973.
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  49. Victorian edgelord Aleister Crowley
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  50. There's a great but unsubstantiated story in Pittsburgh. It claims that while at work at the WQED studios, Mr. Rogers's car was stolen from the parking lot. That evening, the news reported that Pittsburgh's favorite son had been the victim of car theft. The next morning, Mr. Rogers arrived at WQED and found his car had been returned. The car had been cleaned and detailed and had a note attached that read "Sorry, Mr. Rogers. We didn't know it was yours." I always thought it was a lovely story.
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