Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "The most miserable place explains how to fix men's mental health | Extreme Britain" video.

  1. Blimey, you two sound fragile.
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  2.  @69waveydavey  Cool story.
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  3.  @rupertbollywood1190  You might wanna go check up on the origins of "logic". I'll wait, I've got time, since you didn't actually address any of my points. But I'm the one tilting at straw men and making ad hominem attacks, am I? You're really telling on yourself.
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  4.  @DanteLovesPizza  How ironic.
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  5.  @nicholaspostlethwaite9554  Except that's just your demented fantasy. The reality is that rising cost of living is pushing more and more people into poverty. Its not luxuries people are demanding, its basic needs. Fair rent and utilities, affordable food.
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  6. Try getting to see a doctor these days...
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  7. You didn't actually SAY anything.
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  8. So you're arguing that men can only really feel purposeful if women know their place and men are allowed to do physical labour?
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  9.  @timothyades9983  Lack of purpose is a valid contributor. Its just interesting that you cite the cause as women not "needing to be civil" to men or being dependent on them. How else am I meant to interpret that?
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  10. Make what?
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  11. This is terrible advice.
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  12. Mothers might have insight as to why their young sons have failing mental health. Wives to their husbands, sisters to their brothers. Getting an external view really helps add context.
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  13. ​ @samquinten What deliberate actions are these?
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  14. ​ @eliakimjosephsophia4542 Really can't see how you keep spinning this one back around to immigration. Numerous people have pointed out the flaws in your reasoning but you just want to beat the drum.
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  15.  @nicholaspostlethwaite9554  That's laughably false.
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  16. Bit of a childish response though, innit. There are so many valid reasons for being depressed. Not getting enough attention or spotlight isn't one, it just shows you're putting value in the wrong places.
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  17.  @NorthYorkshireMan  You're missing the point. You feel marginalised 'cos no-one is throwing you a parade. Grow up.
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  18.  @NorthYorkshireMan  Equal opportunity for what? Strange you think I'm getting worked up just for pointing out you're being childish.
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  19. Plainly not true.
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  20. ​ @stevejones3868  No, they're very much seen. It's not like politicians, big tech CEOs, bankers and such are hiding. We can see them and we're letting them carry on. Pretending like they're some hidden, secretive cabal is fantasist thinking at best.
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  21. ​@leeofdoom4452What is the law making men-only spaces illegal?
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  22. @leeofdoom4452 We're obviously talking about the UK. So name the law.
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  23. Not sure you're qualified to speak on logic...
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  24.  @rupertbollywood1190  You might as well say I could use maths to address your point. That would be unhelpful, because you didn't present a mathematical problem. In the same sense, there's no value in addressing your point with logic as your "point" is devoid of any. You just sound angry, bitter and confused.
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  25.  @rupertbollywood1190  That's not correct. Logic derives from the Greek and means "reason" but can also mean "discourse" or "language". Mathematical logic is it's own distinct field. You insist that happiness has no objective meaning... but that's not exactly true either. While any given individual's standard of happiness can vary, there's some pretty clear baselines; a home, clothing, a full belly. It's hard to be happy without any of those things. So there is an objective standard for happiness. Now, logically, when you keep polling your population on their own happiness with a significant portion saying that they are decidedly NOT happy then you look at their criteria for being unhappy. When there's a clear consistent link between the vast majority of the causes, that should really be telling you something about the state of your country. Because levels of happiness also have objective effects on how your population behaves and performs. And even for a selfish and thoughtless individual, like yourself, it benefits you to have a happy population. If your workers are happy, they'll work better. If they're working better, they're being more productive, generating more value. Maybe spend less time trying to find angles to personally attack people and spend more time actually thinking your statements through.
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  26. Sorry, who has far too much money?
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  27.  @rupertbollywood1190  You're still trying to move the discussion away from the topic with more ad hominem attacks. Why is that?
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  28.  @rupertbollywood1190  "Primary school". In the UK, we call it primary school. We don't say "potty", either. Happiness is an emotion that covers a range of states, including contentment. That's what I highlighted as the objective baseline. But, see, you've then followed up with an illogical demand. Which is why I pointed out that you should look at people's criteria for unhappiness. Because that's the logical way of discerning whether people are on the same page. I can't show everyone questioned had the same definition, just like you can't show they didn't. You have to look at their answers. There's been a lot of studies on this over the last few years and the trends all point towards; perceived poverty, lack of purpose and loneliness.
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  29.  @rupertbollywood1190  You basically ignored everything I said on the topic and just defaulted back to your initial stance. You're the proverbial chess-playing pigeon. Good luck with that.
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  30.  @MrLightstudios  What's your source for that claim?
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  31. ​ @octavianpopescu4776 Should we not being trying to make life better?
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  32. What "male-only spaces" have been closed down?
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  33.  @heavytreaty  So whats your solution, ban women from pubs and sports events? Ban women from work? If your sense of self and mental wellbeing is dependent on treating women like inferior second class citizens then you don't deserve it.
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  34.  @heavytreaty  Then what is your solution?
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  35.  @heavytreaty  Which social policies and reforms?
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  36.  @heavytreaty  I didn't ask which party you liked. I asked which social policies and reforms, adopted over recent decades, have had serious negative societal consequences.
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  37. So your answer is a sticking plaster that ignores any root cause?
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  38. ​ @DanteLovesPizza All you've done is tell people what you use to justify your own prejudices.
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  39.  @DanteLovesPizza  Nah. You did nothing like that. You just described yourself.
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  40. Oh no, the scary communists!
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  41. ​ @GreatSageSunWukong How have you managed to take a point about lifting each other up together and make it about your anti-trans bias?
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  42. ​Guess what? They were miserable then, too.
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  43. Okay. How do I manage that when I have no savings? Where do you expect me to go? Doesn't seem like you've thought about this at all.
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  44. ​ @vvwalker7261 Peterson is an idiot. The only useful philosophy he's ever offered could be found on a motivational poster. And that's where you start?
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  45. ​ @Billygoatmanstan But you just acknowledged these things as symptoms, not causes.
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  46. ​ @stevecarmo548 Sounds lovely, also sounds like you've got really limited experience of living with poverty and/or depression.
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  47. ​ @jameswatson5807 I just think you're talking rubbish.
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  48.  @jameswatson5807  It's possible to be happy with that and still be struggling. You're effectively saying that those are all anyone requires and that should be enough. Which is really stupid, life isn't a race to the bottom.
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  49. Should life be a race to the bottom?
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  50.  @eliakimjosephsophia4542  What a robotically evasive response. No, you've only discussed different issues in so far as you've tried to drag them into your arguments against immigration. And each time, better educated folk have exposed your flawed reasoning. So why do you keep repeating the same lines?
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  51. ​ @leeofdoom4452 Source - "Trust me, bro"
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