Comments by "beingsshepherd" (@beingsshepherd) on "Cole Hastings" channel.

  1. Weird Freudian slips at the end of that comment 🤔
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  2. All those Zeitgeists were driven by a naive but sincere optimism. Visionaries have now matured to see life as the Gnostics did. Nobody ever lived happily ever after in this obfuscating world.
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  3.  @HappinessDIY  😄Someone should have sung them: "You gotta fight ... for your right ... to paaaartay!"
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  4. 'Everybody wants says they want for there to be more good, honesty, loyal, and respectable people in the world.' Before enthusiastically voting for a provable scoundrel.
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  5. Yet they still go bungee jumping. I'm not convinced. Projecting your emotions onto others is a source of constant erroneous pain.
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  6. The second is your own complicity. "Thank you for your service."
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  7. poopsed? 🧐
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  8.  @theintrovertedaspie9095  opposed?
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  9. 'Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills.' ~ Arthur Schopenhauer I.e. One has to prioritise that which is genuinely most important in their life. No lasting ideology can be built upon a whim.
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  10. When ... do you think the Internet began?
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  11.  @Titere05  Isn't that the point I'd just made? Those with "complex emotions" are wrong to ascribe the same to all others. Some characters are so emotionally simple that they jump off cliffs for fun.
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  12. Doesn't that apply to Cole Hastings? 715,000 subscribers. 🤔
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  13. Privilege has financial value.
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  14. No danger of that happening in today's nihilistic void.
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  15.  @Sethdaknowledgeseeker  You must have been comatose throughout Iraq.
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  16. ​ @X3nophiliac  Tell me about it. After every purported terror incident, numerous strangers passing me in the street tend to react in one of two ways: terrified or hostile body language & facial expressions. Once the television news hysteria blows over, they forget all about it.
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  17. Everyone has talent at twenty-five. The difficulty is to have it at fifty. ― Edgar Degas.
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  18.  @user-gu9yq5sj7c  Recklessly risks grave danger, which is antithetical to the sensitive.
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  19.  @TommyZeus-i8n  Is that a joke? Jim Crow, two World Wars, The Holocaust, Hiroshima & Nagasaki, Viet-Nam, The Spice Girls ...
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  20. The Internet was non-existent in 2003? I've been online since 1994 (modems, dial-up, Compuserve). I remember when we watched poor Nick Berg being beheaded during the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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  21. That generic comment merited 1.4 thousand thumbs up? Or was it just because he's some sort of celebrity?
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  22. The pen is mightier than the sword.
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  23.  @Acronimz  In my experience it's having a strong will and developed imagination that inspire hope.
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  24.  @b22g50  Very sensible; Thou shalt not covet
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  25.  @apexghost1294  Further to my second reply in this thread: If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.
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  26. To what end? The perpetuation of suffering?
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  27.  @Mistah_Boombastic_BiggieCheese  When we finally understand that it was a con to begin with.
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  28. A solid mindset doesn't think of having successors 😏
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  29. You didn't agree with universal house arrest for mankind?
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  30. 6:39 The young lady preaches politeness after uttering the word BS uncensored 🙄
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  31.  @fluffybunny1200  Exactly, it's ridiculous when people say the same of somewhen within the last 10 years.
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  32.  @mallardofmodernia8092  Pretty straightforward equation: The Royal British Legion war poppy emblem is the equivalent of the Nazi swastika.
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  33. Such weird replies. So many's answer to existentialism is to cynically pass the burden onto offspring so that they themselves can "traditionally" curl up and die in defeat.
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  34. Complete with are own spelling 😄
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  35. Vidform is one of the very few internet commentators who knows how to use apostrophes properly.
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  36. Works for Hollywood climate protesters.
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  37. But in the meantime, those video games won't play themselves ...
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  38. Is this thread all about technology?
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  39. A Hi tacitly demands an obligatory reciprocation. A stranger greeted me on the street whilst I was leaving a hardware shop a couple of days ago. I assumed he was mad.
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  40.  @flyersfan28-2  Because he (menacingly) awaited an answer as if owed to him.
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  41. Who?
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  42. 😄
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  43.  @azukibeanzz  YouTube was launched in 2005, back in the days of (from memory): LonelyGirl15, MrPregnant, AngryNintendoNerd, Captain S, FilthyWhore, Isabella Brave, Warren Smash, those two rednecks ... Perhaps by 2010s you and Hastings meant when Android smartphones became ubiquitous?
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  44. Why won't it work? Isn't that what Carl Jung was all about?
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  45.  @KingTai64  What's your view on thanking troops for having drone-killed nobody by brown people incessantly for 20 years?
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  46. Society's full of solipsists? I see conformity everywhere, from neckties to support for Ukraine.
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  47. A nation of blue collar workers.
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  48. You don't like vaccinated trans Ukrainians???
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  49. Y'all burnt bridges with Gen X and care nothing for U.S. war crimes.
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  50.  @Viirion  What's with the vulgar language?👎
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  51. Evidence? Patriotism is about faith ... in the mainstream media consensus. Might makes right.
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  52.  @ColeHastings  All power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
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  53.  @flutterfrankalt  For blinkered whites perhaps.
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  54. Owning your own home gives you hope? 🤔
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  55. Quite. I was recently attacked by patriotic Westerners under a "mass psychosis" video for having a subscription to RT's YouTube channel 🙄
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  56.  @SaltySeaCat369  The video's title alone is polemical.
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  57. Says  @cascadeum1  sans irony.
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  58. ​ @SaltySeaCat369  I meant no accusation, I was challenging your contradiction that this video is merely educational. My avatar's intended to highlight that the cynically repurposed war poppy emblem has literally become Britain's de facto swastika.
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  59. ​ @SaltySeaCat369  What hassle? It's mostly ignored, (and as you'd speculated) occasionally attracts welcome enquiry and in context provokes Islamophobes and closet white supremacists. That you have no similar issue with the world-renowned war poppy (fiercely-championed by Washington's vassal states and government loyalists alike) is a large element of my protest. I'm making a perennial socio-political point rather than a commercial one; should it only have a delayed effect, even on an unconscious level, then that's fine with me. For my own peace of mind somebody has to point out that the emperor has no clothes. I suspect that you'd have said nothing had I substituted the red flower for a letter Z on a Russian flag. Regarding derpycow's witty criticism of the video, unless you're agreeing with them, I genuinely don't understand your explanation, which just comes across as doubling down on your original post ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  60. Wasn't Biden said to have attracted 81 million votes? 🤔
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  61. Wasn't Y2K the nickname for the Millennium Bug?
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  62. ​ @lalaland2107  Curious coincidence; I just referenced that song a few days ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jegd3cNZPM4&lc=UgxrkI_c6F-dhwyHNJ14AaABAg.A8TfRSvAqJiA8gpWsTT3ey
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  63. Sure, until they inevitably spit in your face. My advice is to just be civil until others give you reason not to be.
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  64. Just not the individual.
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  65.  @cerealORRH  I thought it a bit mean to include AIDS as a character failing. One might add: The Great Depression, Soviet atrocities (rapes, starvation), Japanese internment camps, Irish "troubles", Iraq, Darfur, Dunblane, Yugoslavia, ...
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  66.  @TommyZeus-i8n  The entire century?
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  67.  @Minecraftgamezer789  Mentally healthier???
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  68.  @finalrambobino  'The Who’s Roger Daltrey bemoans lack of new musical ‘movements’' The Guardian, 26th Oct, 2014
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  69.  @dariusanderton3760  You wanna get out more.
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  70. Thanks to his breathless glossing-over two dozen different subjects.
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  71. Ok, try engaging a stranger on: 9/11 scepticism, their country's war crimes, the fact that America's only bombed brown people over the past 20 years and Cancel Culture's refusal to touch the South Park cartoon ... then tell us how you got on.
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  72. ​ @jasonzhu9742  Stealing access may not immediately deprive others of access, but it does devalue access and therefore the products' financial worth to the creators and supplier.
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  73. Quite. Robbed the preceding narrative of its sanctimony.
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  74. Well, if you stop playing computer games, wearing corporate logos and start protesting the atrocity of U.S. drone kills you might stand a chance. I see neither conscience nor intellectual honesty from your gullible generation.
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  75. ​ @xshadowspy  Agreed, Z is imo no more gullible than the others, I'm just irritated by the idea that that placid, complicit demographic, who've hitherto showed no scintilla of rebellion against the establishment is somehow mankind's best hope for revolutionary upheaval.
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  76.  @ColeHastings  Minesweeper and GTA3.
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